Obituary for Eunice Alberta Grant Wimberley
Eunice Alberta Grant, resident of Wimberley, died August 8, 1995 at 82. Born May 19, 1913 in Woodsfield Ohio. Survived by son James Grant Dallas Texas and daughter Carol Magnuson Piedmont South Dakota and six grandchildren. Services August 15 at 2:00 p.m. Chapel in the Hills. Pennington Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimberley
Eunice Alberta Grant
Woodsfield
Ohio
James Grant
Dallas
Texas
Carol Magnuson
Piedmont
South Dakota
Chapel In the Hills
Pennington Funeral Home
Wimberley Park pledge form for senior center drive
Pledge form from Wimberley Senior Citizens Activities Inc seeking a total gift for Wimberley Park. Details include annual or multi year payments through 1995 and beyond, anonymous or named publication, memory of designation, tax deduction note, and return policy if funds fall short. Mail to W.S.C.A.I. or deliver to the Senior Center. Questions to call 847-3184.
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Wimberley Senior Citizens Activities, Inc
Wimberley Park
W.S.C.A.I
P.O
Wimberley
Texas
Plea to landowners to remove signs in community
Rita Anderson writes to landowners along RR 12 between Plaza del Sol and Wimberley Hills asking for an end to erecting yard signs. She notes no laws regulate signs and urges stewards of natural beauty to protect the area, urging cooperation rather than escalation.
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Robinson's Nest
Plaza del Sol
Wimberley Hills
Wimberley
Rita Anderson
Editorial Note on Opinions and Publication Policy
An editor states that opinions on the opinion page are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the newspaper staff management advertisers or publisher. The note thanks readers for their attention and clarifies the separation of editorial content from the publication.
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Wimberley
Welcome to Wimberley slur defaces town sign
A resident laments seeing a racial slur on the Welcome to Wimberley sign as he and his 3 year old son cleaned the vandalism. He, a high school teacher and father, praises the town’s values and urges intolerance of hate while hoping the incident is isolated.
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Wimberley
Thanks for the support after Bill's life celebration
A grateful note thanks friends for cards and meals after Bill's death. The author counts 175 cards and expresses fear of missing someone, acknowledging how the help eased the difficult time and expressing appreciation for love and support.
Environmental rules under threat from Congress and cement kilns
Wimberley residents warn that U S Congress plans to curb EPA powers could end health and safety protections. They cite Lafarge’s failed permit fight and kilns burning hazardous waste for fuel, noting Midlothian illnesses and a Down syndrome cluster downwind of Ellis County plants.
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Wimberley
U.S. Congress
Greg Laughlin
Newt Gingrich
Senate
EPA
Lafarge
New Braunfels
Midlothian
Ellis County
Thank you to School Board on Maya Angelou decision
Debbie Strickland thanks the School Board for their final decision on the Maya Angelou book. She notes the decision followed a parent survey and believes wider community input could have reduced controversy. She adds many parents were thankful for the outcome.
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Debbie Strickland
Gift horse debate over Winters Mill tract totem pole tale
In a Letter to the Editor readers argue over the Wimberley Park Complex plan to repurpose five acres of the Winters Mill tract funded by public donations. They contend the project disrespects Winters House heritage and would mislabel it Keith Manor, urging preservation as shown by the Historical Society marker at the Ozona Bank branch site.
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Wimberley Park
Winters Mill
Rock
Winters
Keith Manor
Historical Society
Wimberley
Ozona Bank
Keep
Texas
Don Amerson
Hays County
Wisconsin
Bluestone Perennials
Middle Ridge Rd
Madison
Ohio
Environmental Earthkeeping
Koran
P.O
Letters From North America in Cozumel Mexico
A humorous reflective piece about visiting Cozumel Mexico. The narrator notes slow service, language quirks, and mixed impressions of locals and immigration, contrasting American habits with Mexican practices. Observations include tipping norms, language mishaps, and changes over thirty years of visiting.
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Peary Perry
Mexico
Melleto
Texas
Manana
Setting the Record Straight in Wimberley
Karen Boden asks to make a regular column distinguishing rumor from truth to keep Wimberley residents well informed. The note seeks ongoing coverage confirming or debunking local rumors.
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Wimberley
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Wimberley View
Mary Saunders
Ephor
Harrell
Stone Park
Suite
Compuserve.Com
Wimberley View, Inc
Cornerstone Park
Suite A
P.O. Box
North America
Sincerely, Karen Boden
Keep Texas Beautiful
Wimberley Beautiful
Keep Wimberley Beautiful, Inc
Martha Knies
Dawn
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