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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1947

Page

8

Two New Residences Planned on North Fifth Street

Mr and Mrs Chas Speck purchased barracks buildings at the Pecos air field and moved Shem to town for use in two modern cottages on North Fifth Street Local plans place them near Big Bend Builders new homes on the west side of Fifth Street under construction

Chas. Speck Pecos Air Field Shem North Fifth Street Big Bend Builders Wnet Fifth Street Meon

Recruiting Sergeant Schedule Set For Alpine Post Office

A recruiting sergeant for the U S Army will be at the Alpine post office each Tuesday and Thursday this week announced officials.

U. S. Army Alpine

Special Flower Service Sunday At M. E. Church

A special flower service is planned for Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev. Austin Dillon announcing. Families will present at least 100 bouquets and the Children’s division will lead a flower procession. Special music features a tenor solo and an anthem. Each family should bring a bouquet for display.

The Methodist Church Austin Dillon Dillon J.C. Coleman A. J. Gard Fred Williams B. WH. Warnock W.F. Lockhart Richard Slight God

First PTA Meet of the School Year Held Monday

Supt Peyton Cain opened the first PTA meeting at the high school auditorium Monday praising good parents teachers pupils and equipment. New president Mrs Anja Wilson Jr outlined projects including youth recreation center school grounds beautification library for grade arcool and Sister Kenny course funding. First grade under Mrs M A Webb won the room award for attendance while Mrs Blucher’s sixth grade was a close second. A tea for teachers followed with Mrs M C Kay presiding and refreshments served to a large crowd.

Peyton Cain Anja Wilson Jr Sevral Sister Kenny Cain M. A. Webb Blucher M. C. Kay

New Arrivals Bring Three Alpine Baby Births

Mr and Mrs J F Morvell of Alpine welcomed a daughter weighing 5 lbs 10 ozs born at a local hospital Monday. A daughter named Lexie Ann arrived for Mr and Mrs J T Redden of Alpine on Sunday, weighing 5 lbs 10 ozs. Mr and Mrs J R Rucker of Alpine celebrated a daughter named Day Ann born Tuesday at a local hospital, weighing 8 lbs 10 ozs.

J. FE. Morvell Alpine J. T. Redden Lexie Ann J. R. Rucker Day Ann

Monumental Fields Remembered by Daniel Webster

A Daniel Webster quotation elevates the fields of Bunker Hill Monmouth and Camden as sacred landmarks beyond ordinary earth justifications, underscoring enduring American memory of freedom.

Bunker Hill Monmouth Camden Daniel Webster

Wet Paint and Swindle Themed Street Vignettes

A night scene describes a cash in advance landlady and a dim street where a tourist is lost and lights fail. A newsboy hawks extras about two or three swindled men while a passerby jokes about missing details in the paper.

Newsboy

Reporter Investigates Apparent Pig Loss on Small Farm

A reporter visits a small Vermont farm after a claim of losing 2025 pigs. the farmer admits the loss, later noting it as 2 sows and 25 pigs. The text also sketches oddities from rural life and a Barnum tale about a cherry colored cat.

Hiere P.T. Barnum Barnum

Rotary News: Webb Seeks Peace Plan From Allied Powers

Gilbert Webb, San Angelo Standard Times staff writer and former wartime chief censor in MacArthur HQ, argues for a six-zone peace framework in occupied Germany and cites UN council proceedings in New York. He shared overseas experiences from Europe and the Pacific at the Rotary meeting.

Russia Brittain France Gilbert Webb The San Angelo Standard Times Rotary Webb Europe Pacific United Nations Council New York MacArthur New Zealand Tokyo Italy Vatican John Carrico Jean Cartledge Cornet Emerald Isle Pat Carney John Carrie Propo

Alpine Avalanche Front Matter and Rates

The Alpine Avalanche announces its status as a Brewster County paper with editors D. M. Bennett M. A. Wieble Mrs C D Wood and Mrs Vada Stone. It lists subscription rates 2 per year Brewster Jeff Davis 6 months 1.25 and elsewhere 2.50 with reading notices 10c per line first insertion 5c thereafter and special longer notice rates. A Madison quote closes the page.

D. M. Bennett M. A. Wieble Asst C. D. Wood Society A. N. Alkirert Davis Vada Stone Brewster Jeff Davis

From Models To The Real Thing

Detroit reporter notes 18 year old David Wayne Whitmen of Jackson won a $2 000 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild scholarship in 1946 and plans to enter General Motors Institute to study automotive design. He alternates between institute work and Detroit engineering laboratories while building a full size auto body in progress.

Detroit Mich Fisher Body David Wayne Whitmen Jackson General Motors Institute Deaner Drawit

Methodist class attends district meeting in Marfa

Members of the Young People's Married class of the Methodist church and Rev. Austin H. Dillon, pastor, attended a district meeting held in Marfa Tuesday night.

The Methodist Church Austin H. Dillon Marfa

Bensons Buy Suburban Residence East of Sul Ross Campus

Mr and Mrs Gene Benson purchased the former C A Brown home from Manny Fowlkes with the Fowlkes family moving to Marfa for ranching. Mrs Benson left for San Angelo to buy furniture for the new home. Bucks lineup and upcoming games against Cathedral High in El Paso and a conference date with Sanderson are noted.

Bucks Pos Cowboys le Caberea Rivera St Keegles Burling Sanderson

Pioneer Obituary Notes Seven Children and Grand Family

Mrs. Mulhern is survived by seven children. The list includes Joe S. Mulhern of El Paso and Mary Holzheu ser of Marfa among others, with 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren mentioned. The obituary continues listing family members across Marfa and Long Beach California connections.

Obituary mention for Mulhern family members in California service

The obituary notes Otto Mulhern and James Mulhern with survivors in Wilmington and Phoenix. One brother Tom T. Granger of Fort Davis attended. Pallbearers included Ross Graves and others. Floral offerings filled the service as relatives and friends from Alpine Marfa and nearby towns attended. A niece from Del Rio and Mrs. Lillie Graves of Marathon were among attendees.

Wilmington Cal Otto Mulhern Monterey Park James Mulhern Phoenix Ariz Tom T. Granger Fort Davis Ross Graves Alpine Marfa Gertrude Spears del Rio Lillie Graves Marathon

Weather readings at Sul Ross college station

Daily 8 am observations show high and low temperatures from Sept 12 to Sept 18 with precipitation totals. values include 88/57 on Sept 12 and 89/65 on Sept 18. Missouri cited as a leading U.S. source for lead and zinc.

Weather Bureau Sul Ross College Trace

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