Alvin Man Dies Here Following Heart Attack
Samuel J. Vaughn, 93, of Alvin, died at 4 a.m. Wednesday after a heart attack while helping carry a deer down a mountain on the Lewenthal ranch. He was brought to Alpine and treated at Antelope lodge, with plans to go home the next morning if able. Survived by a wife and four children. WWI veteran and past commander of the Alvin American Legion. Attendants included EA Richards, W A Webb, and G B Godfrey. Richards remained to accompany the remains home.
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Sanderson Eagles upset Alpine Bucks 13 7 in key district clash
In a rugged district 9-B game Sanderson fell behind early but held Alpine to a late rally, winning 13 7. Hernandez rushed for 5 yards on Alpine drives while Sanderson relied on ground play to protect their lead. The Bucks suffered six first downs to Sanderson’s 14 and failed to complete a pass as Sanderson claimed top spot in district standings.
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New Toy Display Delights Boys and Girls Alike
Local shop invites families to view fresh toy arrivals including Marine and Little Women items. Shoppers can explore packing stations aircraft sets and barn playsets as part of a broad new toy display aimed at kids.
Prude Joins Sul Ross Faculty From Fort Davis
John G. Prude formerly of Fort Davis Public Schools becomes associate professor of education at Sul Ross State College and joins the Office of Public Service with focus on Ex-Student Services. Prude, son of Mrs. Andrew Prude, has long resided in Fort Davis where he owns a guest ranch and is married to Ruth Fryar.
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Fort Worth cattle and sheep market shows mixed gains
Fort Worth livestock markets posted a mixed price pattern with more advances than declines. Slaughter steers and heifers were steady to 50 cents higher, bulls 50 cents to $1 up, cows steady to 50 cents lower, with best fat calves 50 cents higher and stocker prices firm to higher amid varying demand.
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