Christmas to Be Remembered Remembered on Way Home
A Christmas memory from a rural trip recounts fording the Blanco river at Townsend crossing and riding with Grandpa Lawrence in a hack toward Wayside. The narrator recalls a toy tin monkey given at a crowded schoolhouse gathering and the comforting scent of horses as the memory ends with sleep and gratitude.
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Townsend Crossing
Dad
Grandpa Lawrence
Grandpa
Max
Bill
Cypress Creek
Blanco City
The Uniform From The Book Wimberley Hills
Postwar life in Texas is illuminated by a true story from Wimberley recounting a boy Joey’s emotional reunion with his brother Harry returning from the Civil War. The scene captures loneliness, memory, and the deep scars left on families in the Hill Country.
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C. W. Wimberley
Texas Hill Country
Southwest
United States
Mr. Wimberley
Wimberley
All America
Raymond Czichos
Joey
Big Sandy
Cedar Mountain
Harry
Wimberley Volunteer Fire Dept reports strong year and new truck
The Wimberley Volunteer Fire Department notes fewer fire calls but more oxygen related emergencies, with no major property losses. A new 1969 Chevrolet Emergency Rescue Truck with 180 gallon water tank and pump was purchased and funded by donations under $5,000 for equipment. The department remodels the old school bus shed into Fire House 2 for one truck and a training area, thanks to residents and Hays County officials.
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Wimberley
Hays County Commissioners
Wimberley Volunteer Fire Department
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Christmas
Wimberley, Texas
Wimberley Hills
Fire Department
Carter Hobbs
P. O
Alinement
P. A
Interstate
South
San Marcos
Texas
Wimberley Mill
Calaways
Hill Country Superette Grocery
And
Texaco Station
Wimberley Square