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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1971

Page

8

Langdon family traces Clay Allison grave in Pecos

Dora Lee Langdon and husband visit Pecos to locate her grandfather Clay Allison’s grave and related artefacts. Aided by Barney Hubbs and local residents, they tour the West of the Pecos Museum and recall Allison’s life, family ties, and Pecos history.

Charlie Mandhan Pecos Dora Lee Langdon Clay Allison Dora Lee Jack Dan Peyton Patti Allison Byars Manahan Dora Lee) Langdon Dora Less North Pecos Peytons Cleburne Second Court of Civil Appeals of Texas Fort Worth Barney Hubbs Pecos Museum Allison Hubbs Langdons Grandsfather Charlie Manahan Patti Dora Allison Byars Byars Ed Pearson Byars Clay Mr. Johnson Bill Oden Justice of Peace Reeves County John Allison John Sugar Creek N.C Nancy McCullough Lemmond Granny Fifth and Cypress Streets Joe W. Camp Johnson Brothers Bob Deans Hackberry Street Mr. Manahan Sam Prewit Cap Wilson Texas and Pacific Railway Charlie Goodloe Hotel Bryan Lackey South Cypress Street Cap

Runways On Highways Could Line Texas Cities

Federal officials study elevated runways over downtown interstates in Houston and Dallas to serve short takeoff and landing aircraft. Texas aims to test costly, high capacity air travel over existing freeways with federal funding and public acceptance challenges.

Old buildings fall to progress in downtown Dallas

In seven months fifty downtown Dallas structures have been demolished for development. City building inspector George Keesee notes brisk business leaves little of the old, while Interstate Wrecking Co. led by J H Hollis says more has been leveled in two years than since 1936. The Southland Hotel and Whitmore are down or ready to go for Main Place expansion, with other losses including the Rio Grande Insurance building Bank of Services and Trusts National Bank of Commerce Whittle Music Co Turner Maurice Hotel and Champion Lounge. The Guardian Life building will be removed to widen Field Street at Pacific after four vacant years.

Dallas Progress George Keesee J. H. Hollis Interstate Wrecking Co Southland Whitmore Main Place Rio Grande Insurance Co Bank of Services & Trusts National Bank of Commerce Whittle Music Co Turner Maurice Champion Lounge Guardian Life Field Street Pacific

Tourism soars statewide in first half of 1971

The Texas Tourist Development Agency reports a 11 percent rise in visitor numbers from January to June 1971, totaling 17.3 million across 35 major attractions. Notable gains include the Live Steam Museum in Alamo up 97 percent, Confederate Air Force in Harlingen up 63 percent, and Big Bend National Park up 32 percent.

Austin Tourist Development Agency Rio Grande Valley Alamo Confederate Air Force Flying Museum Harlingen Big Bend National Park Texas Dallas-Fort Worth Padre Island National Seashore

Stinging Beehive Surprise At Port Arthur Shop

In Port Arthur Texas a collector’s shop was stung by a bee swarm housed behind a wall. A back wall opening revealed a honeycomb six to seven feet long. The bees caused about 30 stings to the helper who removed the hive.

Port Arthur Tex Richard Krummels Krummels

Cullen House Nominated for National Register

Historic Cullen House in San Augustine is nominated for listing on the National Register of Historical Places by the Texas State Historical Survey Committee. The residence, built in 1839 by Judge Ezekiel W. Cullen in Greek Colonial style, is a landmark in the oldest American town in Texas.

San Augustine Tex Cullen Ezekiel Cullen The Daughters of the Republic of Texas Texas State Historical Survey Committee J.W. Richey DRT Truett Latimer State Historical Survey Committee Texas Ezekiel W. Cullen Hugh Roy Cullen Houston Ezekiel

Widow Donates 1623-Volume Library to East Texas College

Mrs. W H Fortney of Jasper donates a 1623 volume library gathered during a half century in the ministry to East Texas Baptist College. The collection, aging up to 150 years, also includes paintings by S Seymour Thomas. The library site doubles as the DRT Chapter headquarters and a community museum. Fortney earned a civil engineering degree at the University of Arkansas and later moved into ministry, serving as pastor at Gordon First Baptist Hyde Park Austin Port Neches Central Mineola wells.

Marshall, Tex East Texas Baptist College W.h.fortney Jasper DRT S. Seymour Thomas San Augustine Fortney University of Arkansas Gordon Hyde Park

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