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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1968

Page

7

War years and local life span a Texas town narrative

Emmett Cowan recalls World War II and World War I history through family letters and local figures. He notes sons in the Pacific and European theaters, the surrender celebrations, and readouts from the home front. The piece shifts to postwar business ties in Wimberley with B W Forister, the Ranch House store, and local trades.

Wimberley History Notes: Early Ranches and Shops Growth

Edward James bought Eagle Rock and sold the Ranch House Store along Cypress Creek to Hiway 12 at a time of development from 1947 to 1949. Seven Acres Ranch run by Raymond Czichos near the Blanco River boomed with cottages and a pool, while Artie Montague opened a country store in 1947. The text also covers cedar post trade, local farms, and the 1946 47 church developments in Wimberley.

Edward James Houston Eagle Rock Alien Boyle Ranch House Cypress Creek Caesar Damon Frank Davenport Julius Trigg Parks Johnson Charles Ramsey Wimberley Harrison Cowans Susie Pyland Galveston Mustang Islands South Dakota Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Texas Carroll Clarence Burdett Christian Church The Baptists Baptist Church

Sleepy Hollow Lodge Advertises ten Acres Near Wimberley

A garbled notice promotes Sleepy Hollows offering sleep meals and play spaces within 650 feet of a highway near Wimberley. Mrs. Jahrmund invites visitors for a day week or month and mentions Travis and Sadie Cochran. The scene mentions the Chitwood House and a windmill echoing Washington Irving.

Wimberley Sleepy Hollows Ahrmund Sleepy Hollow Travis Sadie Cochran Washington Irving

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