4-H livestock judging winner named in Brewster County
The Brewster-Jeff Davis 4-H livestock judging team earned 6 points in a San district contest and will represent the district at the June 5-7 4-H Round-up in Austin. Coach Sims led the winning team featuring Marsha Mills Bob Owens Jeannie Donnell and Kim Lane. Sul Ross Spring Festival activities begin with rodeo and games in Alpine.
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Big Bend
Jeff Davis
San He
Marsha Mills
Bob Owens
Jeannie Donnell
Kim Lane
Sims
Austin
Sul Ros
Ray Shuler Rites Today
Ray Wood Shuler 71 died May 2 in Alpine area where he lived since 1913 after moving from Brady. He ranched until 1957 and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral services with Rev. Edwin Feinting at Phussday Geoslin Funeral and burial at elin Cemetery.
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Ray Wood Shuler
Jay
Alpine
Snce
Brady
Lee Shuler
Area's Only Apache Indian Dies
Celso Meras lifelong Fort Davis Apache Indian died April 28 1967 in an Alpine retirement home after long illness. Funeral from Catholic church followed by burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Born circa 1890 his birth date remains uncertain. fostered by Banilis and Victoriana Meras he grew up in their Fort Davis home. He later lived on and off towns and did odd jobs. Introduced at the 1954 Fort Davis centennial as an Apache Indian he spoke little English and smiled warmly. State welfare supported him in recent years. survivors if any are unknown.
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Barry Scobee
Fort Davis
Celso Meras
St. Joseph Cemetery
Celso
Banilis
Victoriana Meras
Limpia Canyon
Old Fort
Rodriguez
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Sul Ross
Ron Morris
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Dave Allen
Marathon
Jimmy Patein
Alligator
Keesey Kimball
Joe Lane Gilmer Morriss
Rocksprings
Rex Ivey
Lajitas
John Whittleman
Study Butte
Ray Shuler
Heart of the Family
Felice
Mom
Grandmother
Shepperd Dewelere
D.M. Bennett
Douglas
Denton
Oklahoma
Lillie Phillips
F.L. McCollum
Groesbeck
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Cisco
Dallas
Jamaica
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