Alpine Avalanche Details and Editorial Policy
The Alpine Avalanche published weekly in Alpine Texas lists staff editors and departments including James W. Glasscock as Editor and Publisher and Tom Farris as Foreman. It notes subscription rates for Brewster, Presidio, and Jeff Davis counties and outlines a policy to correct errors brought to management’s attention.
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Brewster, Jett Davis
Presidio Counties
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Tom Farris
Emmett O'Donnell
Hallie Stillwell
Ranch News
Phyllis Broyles
Big Bend Park
Sam D. Ads
Sul Ross Singers Named For Collegiate Vocal Ensemble
Sul Ross State College announces its vocal ensemble will be the Sul Ross Singers. The group aims to perform chamber music in small halls, with its first Christmas program set for December 4 in the Little Theater. Under Dr. Robert W. Calder, the ensemble includes students from diverse towns and features a broad repertoire from Purcell to Pinkham. Community involvement is planned for Handel’s Messiah on December 9.
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Sul Ross State College
Sul Ross Singers
Snging
Carrol Schoenewolf
Sul Ross
Purcell
Praetorius
Pinkham
Willan
Daniel Pinkham
Choi
Robert W. Calder
Calder
Elaine Brown
Philadelphia
Robert Fountain
Oberlin College
Maynard Klein
University of Michigan
James Bates
Wink
Julius Staw
Uvalde
Jack Bowers
Comanche
Judy Irby
Corpus Christi
Patricia Miller
Stanton
Carmen Natera
Alpine
Jeff Roden
Lancaster
Robert Simonetti
Athol
Mass
Jerene Walker
Crane
Shirley Williams
Castroville
Linda Stracener
Midland
Johnni Mae Feist
San
25 Years Ago in Avalanche November 26 1937
The Avalanche recalls 25 years past with remarks on Big Bend National Park prospects by H C Bryant of the National Park Service and CCC camp plans in the Chisos Mountains. Local sports note Marfa’s 13-12 win over Alpine to share district honors and Sul Ross’s 34-20 loss to Texas Miners. Livestock deals include Henderson Son’s calves and Richardson Meriwether contracts to California. The issue marks The Avalanche entering its 47th year.
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Avalanche
United States
H. C. Bryant
National Park Service
Big Bend National Park
W. J. Lawson
State Parks Board
CCC
Chisos Mountains
Marfa
Alpine
Sanderson
Sul Ross
Texas Miners
el Paso
Lobos
Muckers
Kenneth Heineman
Rummage Sale Aids St James Episcopal Guild
St James Episcopal Guild holds a rummage sale starting at 9 am Saturday in the old Hobby Hut behind The Fabric Shop with warm clothing shoes and other wearables on display. Pedro Medina 27 dies from injuries after a 45 foot fall in a Mexico fluorpar mine. he was treated at Brewster County Memorial Hospital and his body sent to Villa Acuna Mexico.
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St. James Episcopal Guild
Bec. T
Hobby Hut
Pedro Medina
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Mexico
Boquillas
Villa Acuna
Geeslin Funeral Home
Death of Librado Yniguez One of Last Goat Herders
Librado Yniguez born August 18 1885 in Mexico died Thursday morning November 22 Burial held Friday in local cemetery with Gees Lin Funeral Home in charge He lived in Alpine 22 years and was among the last goat herders in Big Bend prior to Alpine he pastured goats for Brazil’s Trumai Indians Survivors include four daughters Juana Hernandez El Paso Elvira Ramirez Seminole Virginia Victoriano Toyahvale and Isidora Arispe Alpine two sons Jose Yniguez Juan Yniguez Alpine The National Geographic Magazine notes the outside world contact in 1959 USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS
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Librado Yniguez
Mexico
Geeslin
Jason Ranch
Brewster
Juana Hernandez
el Paso
Elvira Ramirez
Seminole
Virginia Victoriano
Toyahuale
Isidora ‘Arispe
Alpine
Jose Yniguez
Juan Yniguez
Bowling Results From Guys Dolls League
Readable lines show team results at Skyline Lanes with Casner Motor and Hill’s Hum as 6 to 0. High team game and high men’s series listed, naming Tammen and Daryll Mueller among top scorers. Standings incomplete but show Buck Ni and same clubs.
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Dolls League
Tammen
Shepherd Jewelers
Skyline Lanes
Buck N’ Shute
Aioe Casner
Hill
Tay Sedleer
Lumbing
Daryll Ueller
Ammen
Etacks
Buck Nises
Alpine Vet Clinic and local businesses end with mixed results
A fragmented OCR list shows Alpine Vet Clinic with 44 runs and 36 losses at Skylin Lane ip tn, Tammen Plumbing with 38 losses, a funeral site at 42 wins 38 losses, Hint's Humble asim with 42 losses, Shepperd JeweleN Ht with 46 Casner Motor 826 ins and 48.
Luxury highway travel with the 63 Chevrolet
The 63 Chevrolet captures the silence and ease of jet travel on the highway. Self adjusting brakes Delcotron generator extend battery life and a flush and dry system rinses corrosive elements from springs at all four wheel tracks. The engine accelerates past slower cars without intruding on privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Biscayne
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West Texas Press Association—Texas Press Association
Benjin F. Berkeley
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Brewster County
East Avenue E
Clara Louise Berkeley
Frances Louise McCauley
Benjamin F. Berkeley
Benj. F. Berkeley
High Himalayas
National Geographic Society
Communist
China
Indi
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Jack Ay Knight
Jeff M. Graham
Ollis Dewberry
Big Bend Area
For All
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
W. T. Henderson & Sons
Richardson 6
Meriwether
California Land 6 Cattle Co
W. D. Smithers
Brazil
W. T. Meriwether
Xingu River
A. F. Hudson
del Rio
H. B. Pruett
Houston
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Dorothy Ligon
J. W. Frazer
Frazer
Eugene Parr
Austin
Gena
University of Texas
D. S. Barker
Campbell Barker
Little Dad Barker
Campbell's Lodge
G.W. Baines
Elizabeth
W. B. Hancock
Crystal City
Charles Jackson
George A. Brown
San Antonio
E. D. Linn
Alex McGonagill
Travis Roberts
Larkin Smith
Worthington
Lee Dragoo
Roy Stillwell
John Grove
Tom Yarbro
Zoye Decie
Marie Simpson
Lyda Crawford
Virginia Young
Julia Lochauwsen
Ralph Coe
Karl Ball
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T. J. Crisp
Fort Stockton, Texas
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North American Philips Company, Inc
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