Marathon aid station house bought with bonds approved
Brewster County voters approved hospital bonds in October 1954 and authorized a medical aid station in Marathon. The commissioners court bought the Feron Ritchey residence for 10000 dollars to convert into a physician’s home and office. Bed patients will go to Memorial Hospital in Alpine. Several officials were listed, with some absent.
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Brewster County
Marathon
Commissioners’ Court
Feron Ritchey
Zoye Decie
Memorial Hospital
Alpine
Brewster County Commissioners Court Members Listed
The Brewster County Commissioners Court names include Gene Hendryx in Precinct 1 Robert Valadez in Precinct 2 Rex Ivey in Precinct 4 and Felix P McGaughy serving as County Judge.
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Felix P. McGaughy
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Marathon Aid Station
England
The
U.S
B. Ogle
J. C. Cooley
Lee Smith
Frank Wedin
Paul Forchheimer
J. C. Epperson
C. E. Patterson
Hospital Auxiliary
Gerald
West Texas
White’s Highland Village
Highland Motel
Highland Cafe & Grocery
Highland Texaco
Commis
Sioners Court of
Brewster
Board of Managers
Gene Hendryx
Tom Yarbro
Robert Valadez
Rex Ivey