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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1942
Page
17
Rev Karl Bayer reflects on Luke 12 32 urging believers to conquer modern fear by embracing God’s tomorrow through faith not self reliance He warns fears from sickness poverty and loss but points to a wholesome fear of God and obedience as life’s guiding duty
Vic McLaglen and Edmond Lowe reenlist in the Marines in RKOs Call Out the Marines a service comedy. A fast paced lighthearted film follows their gravel truck driver and chauffeur as they collide on the street and end up in the Marines with a string of musical numbers by The Kings Men and Six Hits and a Miss.
Margare Jeanne Voge of Lebanon Indiana learned the government needed human hair for precision instruments. She traveled to Indianapolis, had one long blonde strand cut, then went to the Office of Emergency Management which could not assist. The piece notes that parts of Ichang China sit high above the river but may flood in certain stages.
A hearing date is set in Brewster County Texas for the State Parks Board to condemn land for Big Bend National Park. Special Commissioners Lee M. Smith Cas Edwards Cartwright will assess damages July 6, 1942 at Alpine Court House.
From where I sit Sy Joe Marshvery Friday night seven in the group gather at Bill Webster's place. Bill Webster Judge Cunningham Pete Swanson Old Dee McGinnis the dentist Dee Mitch the M.D government man Bob Newcomb and myself. We don t play cards or carry on. We sit quietly talk and drink a glass or two of beer. We discuss business family farming hunting fishing and life s experience. Beer brings out good talk and good sense when men get together. They call beer the beverage of moderation perhaps that s why good beer and fellowship go together. Seems there ought to be more quiet talks over a glass of beer. It straightens out a man in his thinking. People ought to get together and be friends. That s the way we were made. Why not try it more often all of you.
Public notice from Brewster County Texas outlines a condemnation petition in the estate dispute of Elijah B. Woodworth. Special Commissioners are to hear the case May 22, 1942 at Alpine court house, assessing damages for lands in controversy.
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