Aviatrix Genevieve Savaneid body returned to U S
The body of aviatrix Genevieve M Savane 39 was returned to American authorities after a crash near Barancos de Guadalupe Mexico. The wrecked plane was found three miles from the border and identified by papers in the wreckage. Savane a racing pilot who had entered fifteen races nationwide and won prizes, including the AI Derby association award.
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Presidio
Genevieve M. Savane
Avietix
Barancos de Guadalupe
Mexico
Ojinaga
Marts
RM. Savage
USA
San Diego
Savage
California
Cleveland
el Paso
Dallas
Pano
Amelia Rachert
Los Angeles
Ale Derby Association
Divorce suit over forced cigarette eating incident in San Francisco
Mrs. Clare Edwards sues for divorce alleging her husband forced her to eat a package of cigarettes after discovering she was smoking. The incident reportedly prompted the legal action in San Francisco.
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Clare Edwards
San Fransieso
Labor Day Dance to Be Held Next Week
A Labor Day dance is scheduled for next week with details not fully legible in the notice. Organizers invite community members to attend and enjoy the holiday event.
Alpine Stores Will Not Close Labor Day
Alpine business houses will remain open next Monday Labor Day despite a petition from the chamber of commerce. Proponents said closing would inconvenience patrons. opponents argued two holidays together would be unnecessary.
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Alpine
Chamber of Commart Einen Reson
Harper Sparks Sells Story To Magazine
Del Rio city editor Harper Sparks has sold a story to Outdoor Life magazine. The piece titled Big Bend Lion Dog is slated for an early publication. Sparks previously trained at Sul Ross Skyline and the Avalanche and worked for the El Paso Herald-Post before joining Del Rio Evening News.
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Harper Sparks
del Rio Evening News
Ory
Outdoor Life Magazine
Big Bend
Harper
Sul Ross
Avalanche
Inter J
hherald-Post
Dell Fio
Season for Shooting Doves Opens September Fifteenth
Game Warden Ray Williams announces dove season from September 15 to October 31. Hunters over 17 must obtain a tawnee from the county game warden Alpine stores. Daily bag limit is 18. possession limit 15.
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Ray Williams
Alpine Kandy Kitchen
Alpine Lumber Co
Alpine golfers shine in Midland West Texas meet
Floyd Williams a 17 year old Alpine golfer upset rival Biddie Mor lean of Big Spring with four straight birdies and a three under par at the Midland West Texas Sand Greene Championship last weekend. C A Gilley of Alpine lost in the championship flight to Ball Shafter of Odessa 2 1. C Williams accompanied Floyd and the Alpine players at the Midland tourney.
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Floyd Williams
Biddie Morlean
Sterling
Big Spring
C. A. Gilley
Alpine
Ball ‘Shafter
Odessa
C. Willams
Floyd
Fort Davis School Sees Teacher Resignation Amid Staffing Shuffle
Miss Dorothy Weatherby resigns from Fort Davis junior high to teach in another area, prompting a vacancy. Superintendent B. E Coan and staff name replacements while noting PWA improvements on the high school athletic field and a new athletic coach joining from Water Valley. Also reported are local academy moves and regional staff details as the Fort Davis schools adjust for the new term.
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Art Devic
Edhe Pring
Sth
Dorothy Weatherby
Yoleta
Mies Weatherby
Port Davish
Sul Rows
Trinity University
University of Texas
Sanderson
Fort Davis
B. E Coan
Coan
Mint ‘Mabel Bioys
Misa Callie Holt
Elmer Campbell
BB. Cole
Water Valley
Fort Davis Graduates Plan Next Steps and Weds Holt
Several Fort Davis high school graduates indicate plans to attend colleges such as Sul Ross Moreau Mill New Mexico A M Baylor and to pursue further studies. A wedding in Cotulla unites Richard G Irving and Miss Metha Holt with family attending. Irving studied at the University of Arizona and has served as a Presbyterian pastor while Holt taught in San Marcos Baptist Academy and will move to New York City for further studies.
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Fort Devis High School
Mise Kltsabeth Sproul
Myret
Nécheide
Sul Ross
Moreau Mill
Lex
New Mexico
Robert Withers
Baylor
Wass
Phyllie Vincent
Cred
Marylou Smith
Winnie May
Gracie Lee Fisher
rving-Holt
Fort Davis Tussola
Richard G. Irving
Mise Metha Holt
Cotulla
RL. Irving
Mise
Callie Holt
Audrey Miller
Tyrone Kelly
Baptist Church
Cotafla
Jedd Belt
Richard Irving
Port Devis
University of Arizona
California
Mien Holt
San Marcos
Dodson Means to Resume Drilling Near Alpine After Shutdown
Dodson Means prepare to resume drilling at their site 18 miles northeast of Alpine within a short time following a several day shutdown. A depth just over 6000 feet was reached when operations paused after a show of oil and gas.
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Dodson-Means
Alpine
Chiropractor Claims Health Through Spinal Alignment
Carroll Vaughn cites his method as curing diseases from eyes to kidneys by correcting spinal alignment. The text notes nerve pressure causing irritability and reduced mental energy, and mentions a Green Valley test site and a temporary shutdown awaiting casing.
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