Thanksgiving Travel and Family Visits Across Alpine Area
Local notices list Mrs Dorothy Beannell and family visiting relatives for Thanksgiving and travel plans of many Alpine residents. Names include J W Shepperd Eph Daggett Sara Lee Morton and Lona Cook among others, with journeys to Dallas El Paso Abilene and San Angelo. Several families attend events at universities and hospitals while others visit kin in Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baines
Dallas
George Baines
el Paso
The
American Furniture Co
Lin the Gage Hotel
Roy
Pine
Cove Sea
Enea
Join the Honor Roll Pay Subscriptions To Avalanche Now
The Avalanche thanks readers renewing subscriptions and urges arrears payers to remit promptly to keep the paper going. Alpine representatives Irene Peters and Harry Scobee collect renewals. Terlingua and Marathon contacts listed. thanks to recent renewals and new signups in Alpine, Okla, Gardena, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche Now
Alpine
Fort Davis
Terfingua
Marathon
Avaelarche
Irene Peeters
Port Davis
Harry Scobee
Antelope Seen Grazing on Mountainside Near College
Seventeen antelope were counted grazing on the mountainside just north of the college campus last week. The herd usually ranges in to the valley on the north side of the mountain and is seldom seen on this side. The animals appeared gentle as they moved about within four to five hundred yards of the campus.
Baptist Pastor Reassigned to Llano Church
Rev. W. P. Ray former pastor of the local Baptist church has been called to serve as pastor of the Llano church. He has spent recent years as missionary for the 16th district and lived in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Ray
Baptist Church
Llano
Rev. Ray
San Angelo
Eleanor Cartledge Wins Money Night at Granada Theatre
Eleanor Cartledge daughter of Mr and Mrs RL Cartledge won the cash prize of 18 dollars at Granada theatre Money Night event this week. The prize for next week will be 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cartledge
RL. Cartledge
Granada Theatre
CATTLE BUYING CONTINUES IN TEXAS DESPITE PROTESTS
Washington reports that the government cattle buying program will extend well into December in Texas drought areas. Representative Jones was told administrative sources say plans to close Texas buying or ship cattle elsewhere will not occur despite his objections. Cattle conditions in the Big Bend area remain poor for cows with calves, though some showers improved adjacent regions.
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Big Bend
Arleas
Texas
Washington
Jones
Texan Drough
Ing
Surplus Relief Corporation
Centennial Expects 5 Million U S Aid from Federal Congress
The Texas Centennial panel projects federal help could reach five million dollars as committee members Sen Connally and Rep Lanham push for participation. Meanwhile in New Haven a superior court jury diverted to singing hymns in an ante-room during settlement talks.
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Fedral Congress
Tex
Texas
Eee
Connally
Teas
Lanham
Fort Worth
New Haven
Conn
Forgotten Grave of Captain King's Texans Found
The Refugio unit of the Texas Landmark association uncovered a to be buried site near Our Lady of Refuge Mission, where possible remains of Captain King's men led by Mexicans under General Urren in 1936 lie. Excavation head Father William Oberst reports many skeletons, possibly up to 300, located between the church and the Mission river. The find recalls a forgotten grave linked to Fannin's army at Goliad and a planned official burial service.
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Corpus Christi
Captain King
Mexi-cans
Urren
Our Lady of Refuge
Refugio
Fannin
Goliad
Texas Landmark Association
William Oberst
Iso
Mission
King
Jed
Urres
Santa Anna
San Antonio
Pairielo
Ward
Unburied for Weeks and Pleaded at Debtor's Court
A fragment describes a man from Liverpool named Geo. Mlaraden who faces debtor's court after being unburied for weeks and later buried in a common grave. He claims he owns only half a shirt and says his wife washed it, forcing him to bed.
Chiropractic proves worth since 1895 in health drive
Carroll Vaughn, a chiropractor at Turner Building, offers free spinal analysis for children during November and invites inquiry into chiropractic care as a path to better health for thousands saved from premature graves and millions placed on a road to health.
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Carroll Vaughn
Turner Bldg
Fishy remark on sterilized utensils raises questions
A fragment notes concerns about cleanliness and sterilization of ware. The line implies a critique of sanitary practices, possibly in a kitchen or hospital setting, but details are scarce and unclear. Further context would clarify who speaks and what standard is in question.
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Dorothy Beannell
Smarm Jack
Merle Smith
J. W. Shepperd Ari
Colorado City
Ban Angelo
Sara Lee Morton
San: Gerson Schools
Mex W. Vansickle
RJ. Rathif
Angelo
Nan and
Dawg Rowe Winnette
Miles
Dom Adams
Margaret
Perry Cartwrigh
Elmer Taylor
Port Brockton
Eernest Wine
D. Thatcher
Muskogee
Okiain WA
Toaiener
J.C. Henderson
Hendenon Ranch
California
Ayres
Sal Ross
John Perkins
John
Dorothy Ann
Texas University
Bascomb Price
Thelma Longbouham
Mr. Price
W. le Hester
Mrs. Norman Spencer
Big Spring
A. Gilley
J. C. Coleman
Royal Arch Masons
C. B. Casey
P. Smith
Sui Ross
Life Home Folks
Clarksdale
Arizona
Chas. Chambers
G. R. Mauger
Port Brown
Brownsville
Jeff Oliver
Nevill
Edinburg
Kate
Nowill
J. Fred Miles
Louisville, Ky
Felix M. Miles
Owensboro
J.P. Vf
J.B. Mies
W. K Ross
Carthage
Mrs. Worth
Craver
Mrs. Ross
Mr. Frazer
R. B. Slight
River County
D. M. McEachern
Turney Hospital
Homer Moorman
Bessie Lee
Kenneth Starnes
Quitaque
Henry Fletcher
Fletchers
Turney
University At Austin
J. D. Jackson
Texana
Wrigist
Barrett
Johnnie Prude of
Seagraves
Little Miss Marker
Smirley Temple
Adolphe Menjou
Grand Canary
Warner Baxter
Madge Evans
Cleopatra
Claudette Colbert and
Warren William
Wed
Thurs
Wake Up
Russ Columbo
June Knight
Roger Pryor
Amer
Money Night
n.Cicero
Greshhen
Chicago
Centennial
U. S
Chiropractic
Core and Montiet
Penhey’s
Penney
Penney's
Towncraft
Shild’s
Alpine, Texas
J.c. Penney Co. Inc
Lockie
Wess Free
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