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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
2
The Pecos Enterprise announces a consolidation with the Gusher and other local papers, effective May 16 1925, under editor Jack Hawkins and manager Barney Hubbs. The notice details subscription rates and deadline for copy, with publication rules for Pecos Texas.
Pecos merchants showcase a full line of Christmas gifts with wide selection and low prices to attract early shoppers. A festive Yuletide atmosphere greets visitors as home-town shopping promises to keep profits and community growth centered in Pecos.
The Alpine Avalanche marks its sixth birthday with praise for fifty years of publication. The paper is lauded for dependable service to Alpine readers and advertisers, seen as a vital community resource. A Literary Digest poll notes Roosevelt era politics influence, showing varied pre election opinions across states.
Health officials warn in this week’s bulletin that winter respiratory diseases pose strong risks to infants and young kids. Dr. Foebun W. Brown urges guardians to boost resistance, seek medical care, and limit contact with anyone who has coughs or fevers to protect children.
Lela Lane, actress, entered the US Naval Academy mess hall to watch husband Alexander Hall film Paramount's Annapolis Farewell at the Grand Theatre. A uniformed officer asked her to leave citing regulations. Lane departed, joking that the air outside felt better.
Paramount's Annapolis Farewell documents the Naval Academy under open access, showing daily life of midshipmen at Annapolis Maryland. The film features Sir Gur Standing Richard Cromwell Tom Brown Rosalind Keith and portrays how feeding training and education shape future sea fighters with candid behind the scenes access and praise for the academy's educational system.
Edmund Lowe shielded Gloria Rea from a ladder crash during a Fox Film scene at the Grand Theatre. The electrical accident shattered a window but caused no injuries. Karen Morley and Paul Cavanagh lead the supporting cast in Thunder in the Night set in Budapest.
Mrs F E L Collings hosted a large family gathering from Los Angeles and El Paso for Thanksgiving. Attendees included L D Collings, Sam F Means and Dorothy, C W Harper and Dick, John Nelson and daughters Jean and Nancy, and Bill Cowden with children, visiting Davis Mountain ranch.
The church plans a special 11 o'clock service next Sunday at First Methodist to mark four centuries since the first English Bible printing. The pastor will speak on Four Hundred Years of the Printed Bible and the choir will sing. Also noted are visits and travel mentions of local residents Jean Moors and the Otte family.
Mrs Ira J Bell rents winter home to four people. Mrs Pat Hill of Fort Worth moves to Los Angeles for the winter and asks that a weekly welcome letter from home be sent to her California address.
W Kountz of Balm LEA arrived in Pecos for a Monday visit, staying to tour local sites and meet with residents and officials.
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