Engaged couple Lana Caton Espy and Ron Rothacher announced
Miss Lana Caton Espy of Fort Davis and Ron Rothacher of Tucson Arizona announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Lana is a University of Arizona senior Spanish major and Stephens College alumna with multiple honors. Ron is a University of Arizona graduate and Sears employee. The couple plans to wed February 13 1965 at First Presbyterian Church Fort Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Espy
Ron Rothacher
Foreign Relations Board
University of Arizona
Kappa Gamma Sorority
Monterrey High School
Lubbock
Texas
Judy
Texas Tech
Harold Rothacher
Dover
Ohio
Fenn College
Cleveland
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Tucson
Henry Beale
Findley
David
Inglewood
Calif
Larry
Washington, D.C
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Dav
Fighting Bucks upset by Stamford Bulldogs in Midland
The Fighting Bucks were defeated 13 to 7 by the Stamford Bulldogs in a Friday night district game in Midland. Alpine’s Pete Wylie scored the Bucks lone TD and Elisio Leyva added the extra point. The Bucks finish with 5 wins and one loss and claim the District 6-AA title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ward
Fighting Bucks
Stamford Bulldogs
Midland
Alpine
Pete Wylie
Elisio Leyva
Bucks
Sheila Wilson
Lee Shortt
Tiger
Karen Yakubanski
Lee
Larry
Carla Winters
Bryan LaBeff
George Cooley
Bill Boreing
Bertha Ramos
Robert Sims
Sandy Franks
Tommy Weston
Doug Connor
el Paso
Dennis Bryant
Mary Vicks Funeral Held in Del Rio
Mrs. Mary Vick 77 mother of Sam Vick of Alpine died November 20 in a Del Rio hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday in Del Rio with burial at Westlawn Cemetery. Survivors include four daughters and two sons, plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. husband Thomas J. died in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vick
Sam Vick
Alpine
del Rio
Westlawn
Joe Rice
Ted Belt
Johnny Carta
W. M. Baughn
Norco
Calif
T. L. Vick
Sam
Hendryx Repeats as State Rep in Alpine Oath
Gene Hendryx of Alpine was sworn in for a second term as state representative of the 72nd District after a unanimous re election. County Judge Felix McGau ghy performed the oath at Brewster County Courthouse with the Commissioners Court and county officials present. Hendryx plans to travel to Austin in December to handle preliminary duties ahead of the January 12, 1965 legislature start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hendryx
Alpine
Felix McGaughy
Brewster County
Commiss
Ioners' Court
Hendryx
Austin
Marathon Homecoming Parade and Band Awards Report
The Marathon Chamber of Commerce thanks contributors for the Homecoming program and Alex Martin show. Prizes awarded to Freshman Class first Hidalgo Ward School second and Sophomore Class third. The Marathon Mustang Band under director J M McNallen earned a III rating at an Odessa marching contest. Families attended the funeral of Mrs. Dorine Shuler with many relatives listed from multiple states. Card of Thanks from Dorine Oatman Shuler's family, and Thanksgiving plans noted. Junior Girl Scouts met to earn badges with troop leaders named and a note that full Homecoming coverage will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Adams
Marathon Chamber of Commerce
Alex Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Hidalgo Ward
Marathon Mustang
J.M. McNallen
Odessa
Marathon
Mc Nallen
Dorine Shuler
Willis Edgell
Phoenix
Lloyd Nelson
Tucson
John Odell
Grace Whitehead
John Lee Odell
Robert Odell
E. M. Richardson
Arthur Oatman
el Paso
E. B. Bomar
Betsy
Eddie
Billy Bomar
Jerry Lee
Alpine
W. A. Oatman, Jr
Tamara
Stevie
Sweetwater
Bruce Martin, Jr
Houston
Everett Shuler
John Arthur Shuler
Patsy Mink
Hayward
Calif
Robert Veltkamp
Robbie
Belgrade
Mont
Dorine
Oatman Shuler
A. W. Haley
Allen
Pecos
Bill Mitchell
Mitchell
Treg
Haley
Mr. Mitchell
Celestina Garcia
Gida Sue Aguilar
Patricia Avery
Sue Watson
Donna Roberts
Ginger Chambers
Salima Bernal
Elva Rebecca Rooney
Nancy Jacobson
Sandra Watson
Mary Carol Fierro
Enriqueta Teresa Pearce
Camila Salmon
Belen Salas
Lupe Olvera
Maria Olvera
Debra Roberts
Avalanche
Ranch cattle prices and regional market notes
Roy Reid and brothers shipped cows to San Angelo sale where 816 lb long ages sold at 10.30 per cwt. Angus steer calves brought 23.50 and heifers 19.80 per cwt. Market rising as rains revive oatfields. Donnells attend Amarillo cattle raisers conference with 500 cattlemen expected. Marathon homecoming a success. visitors include Cadie Potter Emily Kane KK Lena Baker and Leona Star Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Reid
Pioneer
Fort Davisway
Reid Brothers
San Angelo
Roy
Bill Donnell
Marathon
Texas
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Amarillo
Southwestern Cattle Feeding Conference
San Antonio
Cadie Potter
Emily K
Marlene
Helen Miller
Leona (Star) Baker
Sanderson
Savings Bonds Gift Brightens Holidays
An upbeat note highlights that U S Savings Bonds are a festive gift with a return of four dollars for every three invested. It mentions a holiday envelope offered with each purchase at banks, emphasizing the gift value of E Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ity
Sul Ross stage delivers brisk Idio ts Delight performance
Play continue scene highlights witty retorts that sharpen the lead's believability. Ken Rhymes embodies a German scientist torn between cure potential and wartime duty. Frank White as Weber shines in a belligerent tutorial scene. Alpine audiences enjoy a festive opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rhymes
Germany
Frank White
Weber
Irene
Sul Ross
Thanking Friends After Hospital Stay in Brewster County
Helen Gibb expresses gratitude to friends for cards notes flowers and support during her hospital stay in Brewster County Memorial Hospital. She says the thoughtfulness meant a lot and thanks everyone for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Helen Gibb
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Walt D
Arizona
Playboy Magazine
Jayne Mansfield
Marie McDonald
Tommy Noonan
Paris Prck
Nassar
Mrs
Curley Davis
Necchi & Elna Sewing Machines
Prescription Shop
U. D. Arnold
Alpine, Texas
Malliee
Hendrx
Marathon News
BY Ballie Stollwell
Eli
West Texas Utilities Company
Alpine High School Fighting Bucks
Earl’s Service Station
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