Obituary of Erle Weekley longtime Texas agleader
Erle Childress Dick Weekley of Dripping Springs died May 8 1995 at 72 born July 12 1924 in Gonzales County He served as a Marine Corps captain in World War II before a career in agriculture education publishing and rodeo management He led the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo as general manager from 1962 to 1987 later becoming an Honorary Lifetime Director Survived by wife Jane four daughters and eight grandchildren Graveside services were held May 10 1995 in Pearsall Texas Memorials suggested to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Educational Fund Arrangements by Harrell Funeral Home Austin
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Erle Childress
Dick)Weekley
Dripping Springs
Gonzales County
James Gerald Wekley
Mary Julia Childress Weekley
Mr. Weekley
Southexas
Pearsall High School
Exas A & I University
Kingsville
Marine Corps
Fourth Marine Division
Lytle
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Corpus Khristi
of America
Texas Future Farmer Magazine
Weekley
Houston Livestock Show
Pearsall
Milfred Zirkel Jr
Houston Livestock and Rodeo, Educational Fund
P.O. Box
Houston
Harrell Funeral Home
Austin
James Richard Franklin obituary held in Port Arthur Texas
A memorial service was held in Port Arthur Texas on Monday May 8 for James Richard Franklin 69 who died Friday May 5 1995 Survivors include wife Sue Franklin of Wimberley and son Randall Barker Franklin of Dallas Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home
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Port Arthur
Texas
Wimberley
James Richard Franklin
Sue Franklin
Randall Barker Franklin
Dallas
Byrum Elected Councilman in Woodcreek
Elected councilman Byrum thanks Woodcreek citizens for voting and pledges to serve the city with maximum effort for the next two years.
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Byrum
Clinton was not a draft dodger letter response
A reader rebuts a 4 26 95 letter arguing Clinton never was drafted and held a US deferment for college. The writer claims Clinton opposed the war and contrasts Quayle's National Guard detour and Carter era pardons, arguing opponents were correct if the war was wrong.
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Clinton
Lewis D. Bullard
Bullard
Bill Clinton
Newt Gringich
Dan Quayle
U.S
Thank You Note for Robert Dalley Family
The Robert Dalley Family expresses gratitude for kindness received after a sorrowful time. They thank those who provided food, flowers, cards, and memorial donations, and especially the boys who found the accident, EMS, DS Fire Department, Hays County and DPS officers.
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EMS
DS Fire Department
Hays County
DPS
Robert
Robert Dalley
Mercer welcomes Chandler Smith Mercer in 1995
Will and Scarlett Mercer of Wimberley announce the birth of Chandler Smith Mercer at 4:05 a.m. May 9 1995 at South Austin Medical Center. He weighed 7 lb 7 oz and measured 19 3/4 inches. Paternal grandparents are Bill and Donna Mercer. great grandmother Dimple Cauthen. great great grandmother Eula Spiller. Maternal grandparents are Bob and Barbara Chandler. great grandmother Dorothy Chandler.
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Will
Scarlett Mercer
Wimberley
Chandler Smith Mercer
South Austin Medical Center
Bill and
Donna Mercer
Dimple Cauthen
Eula Spiller
Dripping Springs
Bob and
Barbara Chandler
Austin
Dorothy Chandler
Candidate and supporters commend WISD youth efforts
The editor thanks Wimberley Independent School District voters and workers for their support in the latest School Board campaign. He notes continued benefits to the school system and donates what would have funded a victory party to the Scudder Bowen Playground Project, sending gratitude to all.
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Wimberley Independent School District
WISD
Scudder- Bowen
Wimberley Institute of Cultures Pie Social a Big Success
Volunteers led Wimberley Institutes Pie Social and Country Fair drawing 100 plus pies. Thanks to Dave and Bruce Calkins for property backing Cypress Creek Cafe, Jim Henderson and Mike Fowler for music, Suzanne McCord and Jim Williams for animals, Wimberley Gardens for decor, The Old Mill Store for the country store, The Paper Clip for tickets, Jim's Rentals for chairs and tables, County Boy for food, Chamber of Commerce for prizes, Don Bachman and Brock Thomas for antique cars, Shirley Anderson for donations, and The Wimberley View for publicity. Co-Chairs Al Sander and Lori Witten thank all volunteers for making it a success.
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Wimberley Institute of Cultures
Dave
Bruce Calkins
Cypress Creek Cafe
Institute
Wimberley
Jim Henderson
Mike Fowler
Suzanne
McCord
Jim Williams
Wimberley Gardens
Old Mill
Jim
County Boy
Chamber of Commerce
Don Bachman
Brock Thomas
Shirley Anderson
Wimberley View
al Sander
Lori Witten
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Conway Wharton
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Abed Megas
Wilbur Hopson
Ben Duffie
Martin Plummer
Martel Bucy
Frank Stupple
Gene Megas
Ann Wharton
Joyce Megas
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Bill Moore
Frank Thomson, Sr
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Jim Burns
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Bob Davis
Doug Ogden
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Keep Texas Beautiful Proud
Wimberley Beautiful
Keep Wimberley Beautiful, Inc
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Dawn Teague
Keep Texas Beautiful
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P.O
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Harrell
KING
Michael Averitt
Starr
Linda Allen
Louie Bonod
Kiim Focke
DB Bearden
Jim Gore
Stone Park
Suite
Compuserve.Com
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Cornerstone Park
Suite A
Vas
Wimberley Postal Advisory Committee
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Frank Austin
Jack L. Orchard
Helen. Posge
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