Services Held for Mrs. Bert Smith in Alpine
Mrs. Bert Smith died October 20 in Meist Hospital Houston after surgery. Born December 29 1896 she married Bert Smith in 1917 and ranched in Edwards County before moving to Alpine in 1949 to operate Sisters Dairy until 1958. Funeral services were held October 22 at Elm Grove Cemetery with Livingston Funeral in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Smith
Sugny Glenn Road
Ids
C. L. Smith
FE. B. Smith
Alpine
Rand
Bill Colwell
ySan Saba
Ervin Colwell Everett
Wash
Bart Colwell
Deming
N. M
Elm Grove Cemetery
Livingston
Charac
W. G. Heil
Guss Linas
Ave
R. Stambaugh
R. A. Whitdsile
Ray Morrow
Wilton Keys
Messrs
Mmes
AJ Len Smith, Jr
A. Gene Sniff
Marian Smith
Milton Smith
Allen Moody
Allen
Rankin
Chester Simon
Clinton Smith
C. W. McCarroll
Junction
Billy R. Colwell
Tina and
Terry
Wichita Falls
Walter Smith
Wint . C. Slaton
J. E. Buchanan H. Harris
McC
Ellebracht
Ellebracht and Family,, Messrs
Mmes. Denis
Leonard D. Rhea
Shirley R. Coldman
Monahans
Sid Wood
Sanderson
Mary Spipman
Eldorado
Local Notes on Army Recall and Family Visits
A Glenn Eaves has been recalled to active duty as a second lieutenant in the Army and is stationed in Dana. Mrs Oma Cox visits her daughter in Denison while other family members visit in Texas. Eaves works at White Sands Missile Range as a radar technician and recently received a GS9 to GS11 promotion. Frank McCollum and Paul Forchheimer attend a Dallas men's show with Mrs Louis Forchheimer. Mrs Helen Pruett returns from Kerrville visits with relatives.
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Henry Gi
Sad K
Hiro Ikolee
Glenn Eaves
Texas A&m
National Guard
Army
Dana
Ee? Spur
Texas
Oma Cox
Fran
Sgt
Stuart Thornton
Denison
Robert Eaves
el Paso
Robert
He Glasscock
Mike Lamb
Eaves
White Sands Missile Range
Frank McCollum
Paul Forchheimer
Dallas
Louis Forchheimer
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Reverend Charles Sawyer Dies During Alpine Visit
The Alpine resident and McCamey native died of a heart attack Sunday at Brewster County Memorial Hospital. He had been in Alpine to conduct funeral services for Mrs. Bert Smith of McCamey. Services for Mr. Sawyer were held in McCamey on Monday with burial in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sawyer
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Sawyer
McCamey
Alpine
Bert Smith
Mr. Sawyer
Dallas
Calixtro Cobos Buried in Austin
Funeral services for Calixtro Cobos Sr. of Alpine and Austin were held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery. He died October 19 after a heart attack in an Austin hospital. Survivors include his widow, two daughters, two sons, mother, four sisters, and five brothers.
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Calixtro
Cal) Cobos Sr
Austin
Alpine
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Assumption Cemetery
Esperanza Sanchez
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Ewing
Abilene
Cal Cobos Jr
del Monte
Calif
Freddie
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