The Jane Franklin Story Adelia Scudder Jane Peterson
Jane Franklin retired from thirteen years of teaching in Wimberley in July 1973. Her room served third and fourth graders and she cherished helping a child toward a happier life. Now she and husband Mug Franklin own Rio Benito and run Franklin Construction, with ranching and land trading also in their ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Peterson Franklin
Wimberley
Rio Benito
Chester
Mug) Franklin
Franklin Construction Company
Jane
Mug Franklin
Franklins
Joe Peterson
Austin
Blanco River
Cypress
Camp Wimberley heritage and ranch renovations noted
The article recalls Camp Wimberley and Rio Bonito as the early Anglo-American settlement site with the Peterson family and later Jane and Chester Franklin expanding the property. It highlights the 1960s era transformation including fifteen cottages and the confluence of the Blanco River and Cypress Creek. A farewell poem praises Jane Peterson Franklin as a capable teacher and community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Harrison
Wimberley
Blanco
Cypress Creek
Big Spring
Petersons
Austin
Camp Wimberley
Jane
Duncan
Joanne
Jane Peterson
Chester Franklin
Mag
Seabees
Marine Corp
Peterson
Franklins
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Jane Franklin
Adelia Scudder
Miz Franklin
Gene Oldham
New York Life
Gene
City National Bank
Texas
Bass
Harold Bowen
Allus
Tuttle Lumber Co
Guadalupe St
Pennington Memorial Chapel
Pennington Funeral Home, Inc
V.A
Edna Allbright
Bill Pennington
San Marcos
Bill Allbright
Chuck Harburn
R.R