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Newspaper
Wimberley View
Location
Wimberley, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1994
Page
4
In a letter to the editor Michael Chase laments a creeping big city mentality in Wimberley after witnessing a neighbor’s goose killed on a low water bridge. He recalls geese kept as local family icons and argues the incident signals a shift away from the town’s slower pace and respect for nature.
Dear Editor, Kirby Perry of Blue Hole Management warned residents they would turn Bie Hole into a mobile home park if the price is not met. The letter mocks the threat while citing local family readers and a call to arms. Health note cites Matt's apple sauce as oil substitute for baking.
Frank Stupple led with 474 high series while Jack Payne posted 458 and Lester Nienow 447 at Sunset Lanes on November 30 1994. Also posting strong totals were Ben Patterson 425 Don Patterson 424 Joe Wesp 406 Ben Duffie 404 Martel Bucy 401 and Jim Needham 401.
Funeral services for Stella Marelene Gentry 56 of Driftwood were held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Thomason Funeral Home in San Marcos with Rev. Jim Grumbles officiating. Interment followed at Wimberley Cemetery. She is survived by her husband Bill Gentry, daughter Kim Waller and husband Marty, son David Gentry and wife Debra, sister Bobbi Tooker, and five grandchildren.
Readers thank the Wimberley Community Chorus Claus Webb director Mabel Hall accompanist Bowen Youth Choir trumpeters trombonists and Mary Guemple for sharing beautiful music this Christmas season. Rosalie and Roy Huebner express joy and gratitude, quoting Samuel Johnson on happiness.
Texas government now collects more funding from the federal government than from state sales taxes, signaling a shift in revenue sources and potential implications for budget planning and fiscal policy. The change reflects ongoing federal support patterns and may influence state program funding and tax policy discussions.
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