Desperado Shadows On a Panhandle Ranch
Bart Wagner arrives at a lonely Texas Panhandle ranch where fire set by outlaws is put out. The wary woman serves food, tests trust with guns, and shares four years of isolation under lawlessness. He seeks a named old man linked to outlaw brothers and recalls earlier gunfights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Wagner
Texas Pamhandle
Cenophona Jones
Arrington
Panhandle
Bart
Jones
el Paso
Denison
Ben
Goodnight
Billy
John
Pierre Martin
Menophon Jones
Archeveque Goodanuff
Dot
Pontiac Daily Leader: Dec 13 1960 Page 2 Briefs
Page two of the Pontiac Daily Leader from Tuesday December 13 1960 presents concise local briefs and notices. It lists community updates, modest event notes, and small-column items typical of a mid century daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac Daily Leader
Mrs Dierstein Heads Odell Rebekah Lodge
During the reg nar meeting of Charm Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows hall officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs Clara Dierstein was named noble grand with Mrs Barbara Borcherding as vice grand Miss Ina Ahrens secretary and Mrs Pearl Kimber treasurer. Trustees named were Mrs Mayme Keeneth, Mrs Edith Petersen, Mrs Florence Hopkins Frank L Seeneth and Albert Oelschlager. They will be installed at the first meeting in January. Mrs Chloe Winn a past noble grand was honored on her birth day with a social hour after the meeting. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Winn
Notice of Claim Day in Estate of Mary Dooley
The County Court of Livingston Winds is holding February 6, 1961 as the claim date for the estate of Mary Dooley deceased. Claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Florence M. Hare is the Executor, with Fellheimer and Vicars as attorneys at 214-216 Sterry Building Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dooley
Livingston County
Winds
Florence M. Hare
Fellheimer & Vicars
Sterry Building
Poniliac
Ilingis
Land, loyalty, and death reshape a pioneer wife
A widow recounts Ben’s killing by Xenophon Jones and companions who seized her land. She reveals she left her husband’s land out of necessity and pride, discovering the land now means more than family and home. The piece ends with a hint of ongoing consequences. The Dayton evolution trial noted as a separate line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Ben
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Lewis
Xenophon Jones
Ry Noel M. Loomis
Noel Loomis
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Emington
Fred Shelton
Rm Eept
Abe
Sorat
Dehm Building Service, Inc
North Division St
Pontiac
Illinois
Paul A. Gannon, M.D
Chicago St
A. L. Hart
Cadillac
Austgen Motor Sales, Inc
Pontiac, Ill
Mrs. Dierstein
Odell Rebekah Lodge
Dayton, Tenn
Hunter
Watts Drug Store
the Better Drug Store
North Side Square
Pontiac, HL
Fricelim
Dad
Penney
Raschel Thermal Knit
Navy
Arctic
Penney’s
Prawer
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