Alto Pass Quiet Town Faces Change and Tourism Hopes
Laton Pirtle recalls wagon loads of fruit on a bustling Alto Pass street once. Today the village shows a mix of small shops and two funeral parlors while plans for a George Rogers Clark Recreation Way and a sewer fund rise amid aging farms and renewed antique shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto Pass
Laton H. Pirtle
Union County
Congregational Church
Pirtle
Barbara Sides
Mabel Smith
Bald Knob
Alto
Leroy
Ohio
Mississippi
Carbondale
Cobden
Charles Bass
Anna
Jonesboro
Bald Knob Cross
Wayman Presley
Makanda
Bald Knob Hill
Howard Dallas
Rendleman
Hartline Farms
Dallas
W.A. Bittle
Bittle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Town
Alto Pr
Butch
Nevious
Lester Angell
Ly Sandra Holter
Alexander
Union
Pulaski Counties
William Henry Perrin
James C. Brickenderfer
St. Louis
Cairo
Alton
Farmers State Bank
Ruth Browning
Jackson County
Louie Casey
Norman Hagler
Ralph Grammer
Vivian Hagler