Community events calendar for Wimberley May 1996
Page lists multiple local happenings including genealogy collection tour and research presentation on May 4 at the Texas hill country library. NARFE Chapter 1433 meets May 8 with memorial service and federation report. New Neighbors tour Wimberley May 9 with glass works and lunch. Prime Timers Luncheon May 9 at St Stephen's with 3 dollar fee. Soccer Association board elections May 13 plaque. Jacobs Well NSDAR May 13 colonial glassware program. Wimberley Masonic Lodge meeting May 14 with dinner. 1996 Annual Home Tour May 18 in Village of Wimberley with 10 dollar admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Genealogical Society
NARFE
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Dunbar
Wimberley Womens Ecumenical Council
St. Stephen's Episcopal Fellowship Hall
Woodcreek Lodge
Pat Kirschner
Gene McCarty
Jacob's Well
Jacobs Well
Joan Meston
Acacia Dr
Wimberley
Majestic
Hill Country
Community Civic Club
Texas Hill Country
Readers defend Wimberley teachers and students in letter
David McCall urges readers to consider the full context of local education coverage. He counters criticisms by Don Crawford and Richard Biggs, citing WISD awards in Title I, Governor honors, and comparisons with other districts. He defends taxes, special needs support, and senior volunteers, arguing for deeper research before attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WISD
Don Crawford
Richard Biggs
Crawford
Biggs
David McCall
TNRCC hearing postponed for cement plant air tests
The April 30 public meeting at Barton Junior High School Cafeteria to report on air quality monitoring and stack emissions at the Texas Lehigh cement plant in Buda has been postponed. The postponement avoids conflict with Austin's Governor's Awards for Environmental Excellence banquet, and the TNRCC plans a rescheduled date soon to allow broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Lehigh
Buda
Barton
Austin
TNRCC
Obituary Dorothy M Johnson 81 of Austin dies in 1996
Dorothy M. Johnson, 81, of Austin, died April 24, 1996. Born in River Park Indiana, she moved to Austin in 1951 and belonged to Great Hills Baptist Church and Concerned Women of America. Survived by daughter Audrey Soward, son Gordon Johnson, sister Helen Couch, 13 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Graveside services April 27 at Austin Memorial Cemetery.
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Dorothy M. Johnson
Austin
Mrs. Johnson
River Park
Indiana
Great Hills Baptist Church
Concerned Women of American
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Dorothy
Kenneth W Johnson
Audrey
Marvin Soward
Inlaw
Gordon
Glenda Johnson
Wimberley
Helen Couch
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Lori Adams
Lee
College Station
Evan Soward
Donna
Linda Saunders
Michael
Dallas
Nancy Frazier
Tony
Livingston
Hope Attaberry
Greg
Friendswood
Janan Cowles
Austin Memorial Cemetery
Charles Long
Fairview Baptist Church
Chaplin Odom Dyess
Confederate Air Force
Silent defense for Tracey Dean amid school board attacks
A letter writer urges support for Tracey Dean, citing a 20 year old past mistake but praising his 15 year record of honesty and service. The writer contends the past should inspire rather than condemn and supports Dean as a changed, hard working community member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WISD
Tracey Dean
School Board
Dean
Tracey
Marty
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Norman Kudla
Casey Stengl
John Belzer
Ann Wilson
Jim Humphrey
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Jerry Raney
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al Bush
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Treas. P.O
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St. Stephen's School
Bluegreen Corporation
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Texas Best Builders
Woodcreek Resort
IWIN
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Ken Batchelor
Woodcreek Pro Shop
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