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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
2
In Chapter XVIII a man tends to a woman’s torn moccasin foot as briars wound her during a grim escape. He questions her willingness to proceed while she insists on continuing to help reach safety, even as they improvise worn gear from his hunting shirt scraps.
Will and Ann flee along the Maumee, crossing a watercourse to reach an island. They hide among reeds as a riverine pursuit by Miami warriors looms, then a brief reprieve arrives when the Indians swim ashore for a hunt break.
Will and Ann Randall evade pursuing Indian warriors by slipping along the riverbank and moving to a safer area. Ann tends a bruised foot, cleans herself, and prepares for a difficult night trek while Morgan weighs the risk of pursuit and the pull of Mary awaiting him.
Will and Ann flee along the creek after an ambush. Wading through reed beds they reach deep water and stumble into a hidden ravine hideout framed by evergreens. Will plans a false trail and returns at dusk with stale corncake, keeper of a cautious, fragile rescue.
A letter from J. A. on his Johnson grass farm disputes that grass roots thinking can solve national or world problems. He argues he cannot fix local issues or inflation and criticizes candidates for overreliance on such thinking while noting farming hardships and personal doubt.
Paul Edward Stock Jr. recently graduated from Baldwin Business College in Yoakum with a Jr. Accounting diploma. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stock Sr. of Shiner and earned St. Edward’s scholarship as top senior. He also completed St. Ludmila’s Academy and received a scholarship to St. Edward’s.
William Paul Faulkner Jr. son of Mrs. W P Faulkner of Lubbock wed Miss Fredericka Julia Rahm daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Max Rahm of New Orleans La The ceremony took place Friday August 15 at 7 30 PM in Park Memorial Methodist Church in New Orleans Lubbock uncle John Kattmann served as best man Miss Rahm recently completed a degree at Southern Methodist University Dallas majoring in Business Administration
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