Outposts of Vengeance and Birthday Surprises Spread
E. E. Halleran’s Outposts of Vengeance excites readers as a frontier tale of Will Morgan. Frank Janik Jr of Houston spends two weeks with parents, with a surprise 21st birthday party and lunch. Relatives and friends gather including the Janik, Veit, Mikes, Krejci, Janik, Siegel families, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janik Jr
Houston
Frank Janik
Sophie Janik
Albina
Adolph Janik
Charles Veit
Laddie Mikes
Anton Janik
Laddie
Frank Krejci
Rudy Janik
Johnny A. Siegel
Henry and
Theresa Marek
Card of Thanks from Richard Pfeil to local hospital staff
Richard Pfeil expresses sincere appreciation to Drs Wagner and Connolly and the hospital nursing staff for courtesies during his illness. He thanks everyone for messages of cheer gifts and visits.
Eagle's Claw Explains Bear Nose's Ambition and Threats
Eagle's Claw reveals Bear Nose is disappointed by White Panther's rise and fears a challenge to his position among the warriors. Will worries over Bear Nose possibly learning the White Panther impostor's identity as the conclave delays and Bear Nose lingers in his lodge. Bear Nose had visited a British post recently, suggesting he may know more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’s Claw
Bear Nose
White Panther
Will
Bark Council
Tark the Crane
Stollen
Morgan
Turkey Foot
Red Jacket
Will in Wyandot Council Plots Fort Recovery Strike
Will seizes the moment at Wyandot councils to press attack on Fort Recovery while Bear Nose and Tark the Crane stir distrust. A Miami messenger arrives signaling rising tension as Will seeks Wayne's frontier victory through allied action and covert fear of betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Fort Recovery
Miami
Turkey Foot
Morgan
Bones
White Woman Used As Bait in Wyandot War Prep
In a tense council scene, Little Turtle greets Wyandots and delivers a belt of war to the chiefs. The meeting ends with a pledge to press for British help, as Will confronts a captured woman whose appearance may signal a trap or a test of loyalties.
Tribal Chiefs Visit The British Garrison
The narrative follows Turkish Foot with Bear Nose and a young English speaking woman entering the Maumee post. Major Cameron hosts tribal chiefs to discuss the American army incursion while exploiting trade leverage with the Indians, hinting at fur trading competition between English and American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Maumee
Paris
Will
Turkey Foot
Bear Nose
Morgan
Cameron
Mabel Hagendorf Honored At State Luther League Convention
Mabel Jean Hagendorf of Shiner was named a member of the Missionary committee at the Texas State Luther League Convention held at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Yoakum on August 23. The event marked the largest Luther League gathering to date with the theme The Living Word. Attendees from Shiner included Rev. E J Oehlke and several local families. Aline Wolters returned home to Denton after three weeks with her father Edwin Wolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Luther League
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Yoakum
Mabel Jean Hagendorf
Shiner
Mabel
Dr. Martin Luther Senior League
Walter Hagendorf
State Luther League
E. J. Oehlke
John Cook
Clarence Hugens
Mabel Hagendorf
James Muecke
Lawrence Gerum
Herbert Karnau
Janice
Robert Breitkreutz
John
Beatrice Schroeder
Clarice Huber
Wanda Lee Barre
Tommie Lee
Donald
Marcia Effenberger
Mabel Jean Schelling
Wilfred Menke
Aline Wolters
Denton
Edwin Wolters
Vacationing CoWorker Visits Rockport With Kin
Henry J. Fietsam on vacation from Shiner Drug Co. stays several days in Rockport with his relative Joe Fietsam of Rosenberg. Mrs. Philip Beiersdorfer of La Grange visits in the home of her daughter Mrs. John L. Haverda and Mr. Haverda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dreyer
Donald Dreyer
John Haverda
Charlie Janota
Austin
Prairie Lea
Perry Francis
Jay
Houston
Shiner
San Antonio
Henry J. Fietsam
Shiner Drug Co
Rockport
Joe Fietsam
Rosenberg
Philip Beiersdorfer
la Grange
John L. Haverda
Haverda
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. E. Halleran
Will Morgan
America
Gus Wolters
Olin Culberson
States
Canada
Alaska
Max L. Wolters
E. W. Stratman
Burial Insurance
E. L. Roeder
Shiner, Texas
Charles Chester
Chester
Wyandot
Wayne
Tark
Council
Little Turtle
Redcoats
T. W
Buckshot
Lane
Congress
Maxwell House
Hunt’s
Kimbell
Armour Star
Armour’s
Y. C
Wolters
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