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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

3

Fort Davis News Highlights Report College Plans and Local Events

Fort Davis students join college plans including Cecelia Thompson to Gus Ross Ruth Clark to Texas Christian University Genevieve Eppenauer to Hockaday and Buddie Eppenauer to New Mexico Military Institute Sleeping sickness hits the Davis Mountains with several horses dead Vaccinations underway Tax rate in Jeff Davis county set at 1.28 per hundred with district add ons Notable visitors and residents: former Senator and Mrs Upte Mrs Owens and family Limpia Hotel changes hands Study Club hosts book review and welcomes new members Rain shifts from town to mountains with showers around Van Horn to Point of Rocks Fort Davis gains rain and guests visit local leader Harold King visits town

Rn Sents Fort Davis Cecelia Thompson Gus Ross Ruth Clark Texas Christian University Genevieve Eppenauer Hockaday School Fort Buddie Eppenauer New Mexico Military Institute Roswell L. E Wood el Paso van Horn Lobo Point of Rocks

Longer School Hours Favored by Students in Cleveland

An East Technical and Lincoln High School survey shows students favor longer school days and lighter homework. A National Youth Administration poll of 900 parents aligns, with students preferring fewer weekend and nightly assignments. Schools warn of Saturday closures due to repairs and ask customers to submit work by Friday noon.

Cleveland East Technical East Lincoln National Youth Administration Ezell Laundry

Historic Peddler's Grave Receives A New Tomb Stone

In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania volunteers honor the community’s first murder victim, itinerant pedler Fothaber. A new head stone replaced vandalized markers at the Peddler's Grave burial ground and the site was landscaped. The murder inspired historical papers and local history publications.

Mahanoy City Fothaber Bailey Morristown Reading Fobber Schuylkill Co. Historial Society

Jefferson nickel design chosen from 390 entries

Felix Schlag of Chicago won selection last week for the new Jefferson nickel. The design features Jefferson’s portrait on one side and Monticello on the other, chosen by a committee led by Nelson Ross, director of the mint, from 390 entries.

Wassingtor—Mint Felix Schlag Chicago Schlag Thomas Jefferson Monticello Nellie Tayloe Ross Mint

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