Local residents noted visiting friends and relatives
Local items record several visits and travel: Mr. and Mrs. Dom Adams in Fl Paso, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Davis welcomed a newborn son, Mrs. W. G. Fielder hosted her mother Mrs. L. B. Brunner from Hamlin, and Virgil Williams family left for Stephenville. Others include J. H. Doss of Weatherford in Alpine, George M. Beacon of Ft. Worth visiting son Gene, Parker’s trip from Sierra Blanca and F&F Paso, Helen Haimes visiting mother Laura Haimes, Dr. Carroll Vaughn returning from a Texas State Chiropractic Association convention in Dallas, Adame couple visiting Del Rio and down-state, and Felix McGaughy with baby due home from San Antonio.
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Pete Adame
Dave
del Rio
Bennett Couple Headed to Sulphur Reunion
Mr and Mrs D M Bennett left yesterday afternoon to attend a Bennett family reunion at Platt National Park in Sulphur Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Bennett
Bennett
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Okla
Smith Return Home After Visit with Sul Ross Faculty
C. KR. Smith went back to El Campo last week following a visit with his son Dr. G. PP. Smith of Sul Ross faculty and Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. KR. Smith
el Campo
G. PP. Smith
Sul Ross
Mrs. Nettie Blevins and daughter move to Three Rivers
Mrs Nettie Blevins and her daughter Shirley left this week for Three Rivers where she will work in a hospital recently built by Dr C D Gibson formerly of Pecos.
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Nettie Blevins
Shirley
Three Rivers
C. D. Gibson
Pecos
Miss Inda Benson Named Director of Youth Activities
Miss Inda Benson of Far Worth and formerly of Alpine has accepted a post as director of young people's activities at a Kansas City church. Friends here have been advised of the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inda Benson
Far Worth
Alpine
Kansas City
Deputy Supt Miss Mann heads to Fort Worth on trip
Miss Sue B. Mann deputy state superintendent left last weekend on a business journey to Fort Worth. She was accompanied by Mrs N M Clifford who will visit there with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue B. Mann
Fort Worth
N. M. Clifford
Mrs Salisbury to Spend Winter in Mexico City
Mrs E F Salisbury plans a winter sojourn in Mexico City. She has rented her home to Dr and Mrs A J Parkhurst, with Dr Parkhurst the new dean at Sal Rosas College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Salisbury
Mexico City
A. J. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Sal Rosas College
Barger and Sister Visit El Paso This Week
C F Barger traveled to El Paso at the start of the week accompanied by his sister Mrs S J Lovell of Canyon. She has been visiting the Bargain and will stay to see relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Barger
el Paso
Mosleys Leave for Brownwood Cantonment Post
Mr and Mrs J W Mosley and baby depart Wednesday for Brownwood after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Barger. Mr Mosley will work at the government s new cantonment in Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mosley
Baby
Brownwood
C. F. Barger
Mr. Mosley
Pugh Family Opens New Ranch Home Near Springerville
Friends report Mr and Mrs Jean Pugh and family have moved to a newly purchased ranch in extreme northwestern New Mexico near Springerville Ariz They left late last week and are delighted with the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Pugh
Springerville
Ariz
Pugh
New Mexico
Earl McCall improves after Dallas medical visit
Mrs. W. D. McCall and son Earl, with Mrs. B. Griggs, returned from Dallas where Earl was examined by a specialist. He sustained serious injuries in an accident months ago, but the leg is healing and doctors expect he will regain use of the limb in a few months.
The American Boy magazine a trusted companion to youth
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Boy Magazine
Detroit
Michigan
Vast Range of American Apples Exceeds Seven Thousand Varieties
A historical report notes there are more than 7,500 varieties of American apples. It highlights the rich diversity in cultivars and suggests extensive experimentation in orchards and markets.
Grady Case Robbed by Boys on Charlotte Bridge
Grady Case of Charlotte North Carolina, ten years old, was robbed of 78 cents by a gang of small boys who held him as he crossed a bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Case
Charlotte
N. C
Nativity Certificates Issued After Alien Registration Boom
County Clerk R H Bloys and staff process birth certificates for many Mexican newcomers following national alien registration. Each case involves a certificate two affidavits and probate. Aliens are fingerprinted by Postmaster Robbie Ellis with help. About 41 aliens registered in Jeff Davis county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bloys
Robbie Ellis
Jeff Davis County
Anglo-Saxon Women Topic At Fort Davis Club Meeting
Fort Davis Study club held a Tuesday session on Anglo-Saxon women of the 18th century with papers on English and American pioneer family life, social codes, and a dialogue featuring William Pitt and Lady Mary. The program included a discussion of the cowboy as a North American creation and contrasts with the gaucho and vaquero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Davis
Virginia Parry
L. A. Singleton
William Pitt
Lady Mary
America
R. C. Withers
Alkire
L. E. Wood
Southwest
South America
Spanish
California
Montana Northwest
October 16 Military Registration in Jeff Davis County
County Clerk Roy H. Bloys says registrants aged 21 to 35 will register October 16. Election judges are being lined up to handle the registrations with offers of volunteer aid. Registrations occur at the usual polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Roy H. Bloys
Frost Nips Fort Davis As Norther Blows Through
The scribe notes a sharp cold snap at Fort Davis Monday night with Jack Frost suspected in the air. Temperatures remained frigid from late afternoon through Tuesday morning, prompting shiver weather for those without coats.
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Jack Frost
Fort Davis
CCC Officer Hawes Returns Home to Capitan
Lieutenant Milton D. Hawes U S Army Reserve commanded a CCC camp at Fort Stanton New Mexico and spent a few days at home with Mrs Hawes and their young son before moving to Capitan near his duties The camp works on conservation efforts Hawes noted Fort Stanton sits 2000 feet higher than Fort Davis bringing slightly cooler weather and a crisper climate.
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Milton D. Hawes
U. S. Army Reserve
CCC
Fort Stanton
N. M
California Poultryman Will Hatch Featured in News
Will Hatch, a California poultryman, is highlighted for his farming practices and industry contributions. In Brooklyn, I. Cook performs his restaurant duties, showcasing the city's dynamic dining scene and culinary expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Will Hatch
I. Cook
Brooklyn
Firehouse under construction in jail yard with community help
Work progresses on a fire house in the jail yard funded by American citizens near one thousand dollars for an engine and equipment. The Mexican community answered the appeal by making adobes for the building, which will hold two vehicles and a meeting room for department members. Joe Mulhern named fire marshal by the Mile High club and reportedly accepted.
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Mile High Club
Joe Mulhern
Mrs C B Friend dies in San Antonio after illness
Mrs. C B Friend mother of Mrs C B Eaton of Fort Davis died in San Antonio Monday after a period of illness. She had spent parts of the last decade in Fort Davis since the Eatons moved from Brownwood. Dr and Mrs Eaton left Monday to join other children for burial rites in Brownwood Wednesday.
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C. B. Friend
C. B. Eaton
Fort Davis
San Antonio
Bargain List for Rent and Sale Houses
Local housing ad details multiple properties including 8 room stucco houses in College Hill and College Ave, a modern furnished rental near the Post Office, a choice business district store building, a hollow tile 8 room near College Hill, and a 7 room stucco on College Ave. Terms vary with prices from 500 down to 4000. Some properties include servants quarters, garages, or recent repairs. Appointments required to view.
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College Hill
College Ave
Hitler's best year tied to 1903 airplane gift claim
A terse line from the Classified Ads references 1903 as a pivotal year when America allegedly gifted the airplane to the world, attributing the claim to Hitler. The fragment lacks corroborating details or context.
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Hitler
America
Rotary Luncheon Reports and Local Efforts Highlight Meeting
Thirty Rotarians and guests attended the luncheon with two visiting Rotarians George McDougal of San Rafael and M A Buhler of Marfa. New members Mac Mc Mullen and J A Parkhurst were introduced and committee reports urged help for Scout work and the Brewster County selective draft registration next Wednesday. Nelson Lee Jr outlined Chamber of Commerce efforts for Big Bend park, highways, and a stopping point on the San Antonio El Paso airline. Arbor Day origins and Peru's American-owned mines were noted along with local business servicing by The Kandy Kitchen and Monroe Slack guarantees.
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Calif
M. A. Buhler
Marfa
Mac McMullen
J. A. Parkhurst
Don Littleton
Cliff Casey
Rotary
John Gillett
Worth Frazer
Brewster County
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Lee Jr
Nelson
Big Bend Park
Naional Park Service
Park Service
Alpine Wool and Mohair Feed Specials Notice
Local ad lists 11 percent sweet feed with crimped oats at 1.35 dollars and economy hen scratch at 1.80. High quality 18 percent protein egg mash or nugget and bright alfalfa offered at bargain prices with prompt delivery and contact by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Dry and dusty Montana Maine or California drought noted
The reader in Montana, Maine or California is told it is dry with weeks of no rain. Early summer moisture left grass on the ground and livestock in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Maine
California
Woman speaker breaks tradition at Mile High club supper
Miss Lutie Britt, physical director at Alpine's Sul Ross Teachers College, spoke to the Mile High club last Wednesday becoming the first woman to sit at the table in the all male supper gathering. She spoke on Texas folk lore, opening a new chapter for the club with its male core.
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Smithereens
Mile High Club
Lutie Britt
Alpine
Sul Ross Teachers College
Miss Britt
Texas
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Dom Adams
Fl Paso
Wally Davis
W. G. Fielder
L. B. Brunner
Hamlin
Virgil Williams
Stephenville
J. H. Doss
Weatherford
George M. Beacon
Ft. Worth
Gene
J. P. Parker
Sierra Blanca
F&f
Paso
Helen Hainea
Carlsbad, N. M
Laura Haimes
Carroll Vaughn
Dallas
Texas State Chiropractic
Asean
Felix McGaughy
Byron Yates
Smith Furn. Co
G. P. Smith
W. D. Craddock
Ft. Stockton
Tex
Good Oak Wood
A. H. Hill
Ira Heetor
Jr. Hi School
Lubbock
Amarillo
San Angelo
Turner
Furn
Jack Cross
J. D. May
Tfe
Marta
W. T. Meriwether
P. T. Ross
Alpine Disposal Service
Barry Scobee
Corre
Sian
Granada Theatre
SUN
Italy
Achille Starace
M.L. Hopson
Rotary News
George McDougal
San Rafael
San Antonio-El Paso
Nebraska
Peru
Kandy
Monroe Slack
Sean
Frank McHugh
Edmund Lowe
Life Coomppaan
Ian
Central Power and Light Company
Sea
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