Glacier Park Man Succeeds Lon Garrison
Washington will McKay named George W. Miller to succeed Lon Garrison as Big Bend National Park superintendent Texas Miller 50 native of Pueblo Cole 29 years in National Park service career spans Yellowstone Glacier Rocky Mountain and Glacier again Miller chief ranger 1938 assistant and later transfers Elks member and federal employees federation activist His son George a Montana State University sophomore in Bozeman.
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Washington
McKay
George W. Miller
Glacier National Park
Mont
Lemuel A
Lon) Garrison
Big Bend National Park
Tex
Garrison
Park Service
Miller
Pueblo
Cole
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway Co
Yellowstone
Yello Wastone
Mary Lucile Markham
Lamar
Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Glacier
Marathon Rolls Over Pyote In Six Man Victory
Marathon High School defeated Pyote 42 to 20 in a six man game. Cruz McGuire scored two early touchdowns, Lonnie Coleston added key runs, Marcus Valero and Coleston added later scores, and Marathon advances to a bi district clash with Dell City at Van Horn for the title.
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Marathon
Marathon High School
Pyote
Cruz McGuire
Norman Gulihur
Lonnie Coleston
McGuire
Gulihur
Marcus Valero
Coleston
Marathon Mustangs
Dell City Cougars
van Horn
Cougars
Prizes Announced For Alpine Sportsmen Hunt Season
The Big Bend Sportsmen's Club declares top prizes for mule deer hunters in the Alpine area season opening tomorrow. Awards include a 270 caliber Remington rifle, a K 4 Weaver scope, and a .22 Remington 550-1 rifle by drawing. All registrants gain entry. registration runs through Nov 25 at local service stations.
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Big Bend
Alpine
Fort Davis
Marathon 7
Hotel Parkway
Mar
Jewelry & Appiances
Bucks End Season With Narrow Loss To Pecos Eagles
In Pecos on Rotary Field the Pecos Eagles beat the Alpine Bucks 20-13 as the game stayed close. Jimmy Matlock saw a long first quarter return nullified, Bill Kelly connected with Joe Langham for a 25 yard touchdown, and Vichy Hernandez broke through for a late Buck score to pull within one. Fidel Cano’s kick attempt failed after the Bucks reached the Eagles nine yard line, keeping Pecos ahead 14-13.
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Pecos Eagles
Alpine Bucks
Rotary Field
Pecos
Bucks
Jimmy Matlock
Eagles
Bill Kelly
Joe Langham
Buck
Dan Logan
Fidel Cano
Jackets
Sul Ross
Howard Payne
Lobos
Bob Bea
Jack Browning
Joe James
Douglas Johnson
Jerry Millsapps
Robert Jackson
Millsapps
Curtis Corby J
Ray McGregor
Johnson
Mrs Mack Brown Dies After Long Illness In Alpine
Mrs. Sue Brown aged 60 died Sunday afternoon at her home on East College Avenue after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Church of Christ with R B Wood Louis Wright and W S Boyd officiating. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Survivors include husband M K Brown three sons Raymond Hollis Randolph a daughter Mrs F W Stockslager four brothers and four sisters and four grandchildren.
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Church of Christ
Sue Brown
East College Ave
Alpie
Brown
Alpine High School
R. B. Wood
Louis Wright
Sanderson Church of Christ
W. S. Boyd
Pecos
J. L. Milam
Alpine
Luther
Dallas
James
el Paso
Lloyd
Wayne
Lois Waters
P. S. Omohundro
Los Angeles
Cal
Sul Ross fullback Norman Cash viewed as likely Little All-American candidate
Norman Cash of Sul Ross College, a 185-lb transfer from San Angelo, leads the Lobos with 1,001 rushing yards on 150 carries and 6.6 yards per rush. He has 1,090 total offense yards, 164 receiving yards on 11 catches, and 9 touchdowns this season. The two remaining games against Lamar Tech and East Texas State could boost his totals.
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Lone Star
Cash
Lamar Tech
East Texas State
Sten
Austin
Alpine approves Southwestern Bell rate increase to 1955 level
The Alpine city commission, after delaying since November, approved a rate increase for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. to take effect April 26, 1955, subject to company approval. The proposal cuts business extensions from two dollars to one fifty and residence extensions from one twenty five to one, and applies to Marfa and Fort Stockton towns.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Alpine
Marshal Kemp
Tates
City Commission
Marfa
Fort Stockton
Markham Purchases Mobil Station Here
Sale of Ward s Mobil Service station at N 5th St and College Ave passes to T O Markham who has worked at Alamo Motor Lines for five years and will keep service consistent under Leeds Management. Markham will run Magnolia Petroleum Co wholesale business in Brewster County.
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Ward
Mobil
N. 5Th St
College Ave
W. B
Billy) Ward
T. O. Markham
Markham
Alamo Motor Lines
Leeds
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Brewster County
Burglars Break In Alpine Store Local Job Suspected
The Forchheimer store was burglarized Monday night with about $100 cash and some merchandise taken. Entry was gained by removing a rear window bar and breaking a glass. Sheriff Jim Skinner calls the burglary a local job.
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Forchheimer
Jim Skinner
Union Thanksgiving Service Set For First Christian Church
Under the Alone Ministerial Alliance the annual Thanksgiving service will be at 8 a.m. Thursday November 25 at the First Christian church. Dr. George Thomason from Su Ross Baptist Student Center will be the speaker with special music by Mrs. Robert E. Peterson. The public is invited.
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Alone Ministerial Alliance
First Christian Church
George Thomason
Su Ross Baptist Student Center
Robert E. Peterson
Action Due Soon On SP Terminal
The Texas Railroad Commission is expected to decide within two weeks on a request for oral arguments in the Texas and New Orleans railroad consolidation proposal. Citizens of Sanderson and Valentine, local unions, and business interests oppose the plan to unify Sanderson and Valentine with Alpine.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Sanderson and Valentine
Railroad Brotherhoods
Texas and
New Orleans
Sanderson and
Valentine
Alpine
C. F. Peter
Commission
Peter
Sanderson
Lobos and Lamar Ready for Tomorrow Showdown
Sul Ross hosts Lamar Tech after a 20 2 loss to Howard Payne as Norman Cash piles 112 yards this season surpassing 1000. Lamar visits with recent wins over S W Louisiana State McMurry and Sam Houston and a 40 14 loss to S F Austin in common opponents tests.
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Alpine High School
Sul Ross College
Howard Payne
Sul Ross
Pecos
Alpine
McCamey
Sanderson
del Rio
Eagle Pass
Marfa
Big Lake
Ozona
Eden
Monahans
Crane
Uvalde
Pearsall
Cathedral
el Paso
van Horn
Texas A&i
Lamar Tech
East Texas
S. F
Lobos
Lamar Tech Cardinals
Lamar
S. W. Louisiana State
McMurry
Sam Houston
S. F. Austin
SFA
S. H
International Park Talk Set With Texan Leaders
Twenty four prominent Texas industrial and civic figures were named directors of a new organization to plan Big Bend National Park projects for 1954-55. The group will work with the West Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Good Neighbor commission on an international park across the Rio Grande from Big Bend. Directors include Dr. Bryan Wildenthal Alpine leaders John Newell lick Rogers and others with honorary directors from Marfa and surrounding areas.
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Texas
Big Bend National Park
Bryan Wildenthal
Sul Ross College
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Mexico
Rio Grande
Marathon
Tyrone Kelly
Fort Davis
Si Phillips
Marfa Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Utilities Co
Hunter Metcalfe
Marfa
Rotary Contest Date Is Changed
Rotary contest to choose Miss A pine scheduled for Dec 3 has been postponed to spring due to conflicting events. The club will host a pancake supper in early December to raise funds for club projects with date to be announced later.
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Apine
Rotary Club
Band Parade Proclaimed Sul Ross Band Day in Alpine
About 600 students from Sul Ross Lobo band and 10 high school bands march 1:15 pm Saturday in Alpine. Parade forms at West Holland Ave and 7th Street, proceeds east to Cockrell Street, then disbands. Massed bands perform at a 2 pm Sul Ross Lamar Tech football game. Joe Jamar, Lobo band director, directs the massed bands. Citizens urged to attend.
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Alpine
Hugh White
West Holland Ave
7Th St
Holland
Cockrell St
Sul Roys Lobo
Grandfalls
Big Lake
Fort Hancock
Marathon
Marta
Pecos
Rankin
Sonora
van Horn
Sul Ross-Lamar Tech
Joe Lamar
Lobo
Former Alpine Boy Killed in Highway Accident
William Robert Fruge 20 formerly of Alpine and a Junction resident died in a 15 mile northwest Kerrville crash Saturday. Arlie O Bryant 22 of Kerrville also died. May Estes Haney 23 of Mountain Home driver of the other car died, with her four year old daughter seriously injured. Funeral services were held in Junction with burial at Junction cemetery. Bill Fruge was a Southwest Texas State College student returning from San Marcos.
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William Robert
Bill) Fruge
Junction
Alpine
Alpine High School
Arlie O'Bryant
Kerrville
May Estes Haney
Mountain Home
Young Fruge
Haney
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State College
First Methodist Church
Bill
Beaumont
Holland Hotel
Area residents to confer with Mexico City officials
A Texas group led by Big Bend National Park officials will meet Mexico's minister of governmental affairs in Mexico City during Thanksgiving to discuss creating a Mexican counterpart to Big Bend National Park. The delegation includes officials from the Texas Good Neighbor Commission and National Park Service and plans return by November 28 after an Alpine gathering.
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Orm Lewis
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
Park Service
Texas Geed Neighbor Commission
Texas State Parks Board
Texas
Big Bend National Park
Mexico City
Mexico
Supt
L. N. Garrison
Monterrey
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Mexico Park
Jesus Ramon
Ciudad Acuna
International Park Movement
Garrion
Carlos Diaz Pumarino
Supt. Garrison
Paul Forchheimer
J. E. Casner
Glenn Burgess
Peter Koch
Former Alpine Resident Stuart Johnson Dies in Cleburne
Word has been received of the death of Stuart Johnson former Alpine resident at Cleburne last weekend. He was a cousin of David and Lee Kokerrot of Alpine and helped operate the W. H. Kokerrot ranch during 1944 to 1951. His wife Elizabeth Wells a former Sul Ross student. They moved to Cleburne. Burial was at Gonzales last Sunday.
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Stuart Johnson
Alpine
Cleburne
R. Johnson
David and
Lee Kokerrot
W. H. Kokerrot
Elizabeth Wells
Sul Ross
Gonzales
Hospital Building Architect Engaged for Alpine Facility
Brewster county commissioners court hires Davis and Foster of El Paso to design plans for the county hospital at Alpine and an emergency station at Marathon. The firm has designed numerous schools hospitals and other buildings across Texas and New Mexico.
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Brewster County Commissioners’ Court
Davis & Foster
el Paso
Alpine
Marathon
Texas
New Mexico
Fort Davis switches to dial system in November
Fort Davis will move from name dialing to number dialing on Thursday November 12 as Southwestern Bell converts to the dial system. New directories place numbers starting with Harrison and 6 in the 3 thousand range. Early telephones began with party lines and cranking walls boxes, with a switchboard once operated at Union Trading Co. and later centralized at Hudnel Jones’ drugstore, marking a shift from old long-distance connections to a modern dial network.
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Barry Scobee
Fort Davis
the Mountains
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Harrison
Oldtimers Real
Un'on Trading Co
W. Keesey
Old Fort
Fort Stockton
Military
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
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