Community calls for tougher stance on juvenile crime in Wimberley
Sheri Mesch urges local residents and schools to crack down on vandalism and youth crime after her son’s trombone was destroyed by two high school band students. She cites Band hall incidents, requests removal from band and UIL penalties, and notes limited punishments by juvenile probation. She warns of growing crime and praises Lions Club support, calling for community involvement.
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Wimberley
Danforth
UIL
Hays County
Lions Club
Sheri Mesch
Cancer survivor thanks community after ten years
Teresa Burch shares gratitude on the tenth anniversary of major cancer surgery. She credits a positive attitude and faith in the Lord for healing, thanking neighbors for their support and prayers.
Prisoner Spending Outpaces School Costs in Texas
Texas reports show 1994 average TDCJ prison cost per inmate at 30,732 dollars versus 3,129 dollars per student for TEA funded schooling. The state has the largest prison system and ranks 35th in per pupil education spending.
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Texas
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Texas Education Agency
U.S
Obituary Phyllis Mae Burleson of Wimberley Texas
Phyllis Mae Burleson of Uvalde died in Wimberley Texas on Saturday April 8 1995 Born March 13 1911 in Hays City to Walter and Mattie Harris She lived in Wimberley before moving to Uvalde worked as a clothing bookkeeper Survived by son Bryan Burleson and wife Susan of Kearney Missouri sisters Jo Harris Haley of Wimberley Mattie Harris Webb of Lauten Oklahoma brother John Harris of Wimberley seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren Graveside service held Tuesday at Wimberley Cemetery Rev J B Young officiating Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home Wimberley
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Phyllis Mae Burleson
Uvalde
Wimberley
Texas
Hays City
Walter and
Mattie Harris
Bryan
Susan Burleson
Kearney
Harris Haley
Mattie Harris Webb
Lauten, OK
John Harris
Wimberley Cemetery
J. B. Young
Thomason Funeral Home
Aglow invites to Russia journey with Mignon Davanay
Women of Aglow Fellowship invite the community to hear Mignon Davanay share tales from Russia and other nations. Coffee at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday April 18 at Mexican Louie’s restaurant with meeting at 10 a.m. Child care available. Call Lisa Jasper or Molly Ketchum for details.
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Russia
Mignon Davanay
Women’s Aglow Fellowship
Louie'sestaurant
Lisa Jasper
Wimberley
Molly Ketchum
Dripping Springs
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John Sharp
Texa
Public Accounts and Legislative Budget Board
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Compuserve
Wimberley View
P.O
Wimberley, Texas
Imberley View
Vince
Sterngate
Wimbersly
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PRNST
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Comal
Coleto Creek
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Narcos Rive
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GERA
U.S. Geological Survey
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Texas Water Development Board
CRRA
Guadalupe-Blanco River
Aglow
IRS
Tal Cigar
Wimberley Postal Advisory Committee
Reba Smith
Frank Austin
Jack L. Orchard
Helen Campbell
Jerry Landers
Madonna Kimball
Jack Mynier
Ed Phillips
Lucy Dysart
Cliff Mann
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