Chapter Sixteen Continued Lee and LeBoef Escape
In a snowy fugitive scene Father McGrath and LeBoef arm Lee with six rounds of ammunition from a life Father McGrath had given him. They prepare for a journey along a trail as they learn the horse prints belong to Rathway's woman, while Father McGrath warns of a larger crew of nine or ten.
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Estelle
Lee
Father Merath
Leboeuf
Lehoeuf
Father McGrath
Sebatus
Rathway
Joyce
Anderson
Batallo
Han
Pateway
Jim
Polly
McGrath
Sim
Cail
Rat
Lim
Gad Reath
Milck
Giarrelsi
Stella
Chapter XIX Mystery Intensifies in Rural Farm Allegiances
Reathway confronts Estelle amid a tense plot on a farm. He tries to control her and a young woman named Joyce, while tension rises with threats, jealousy, and hidden motives. Shorty and Pierre arrive as Rathway plots a decisive move to contain a fragile situation.
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Reathway
Estelle
Wim
Fatelte
Rathway
Jim
Athway
Ani
Union Memorial Services and Baccalaureate at Presbyterian Church
Memorial rites and baccalaureate exercises fill the weekend. Rev. A R Toeathache delivered the sermon at Union Memorial Services and again at the Presbyterian Church for the evening service. A large audience heard Rev G L Gohnert’s address at the senior class play and senior events. Memorial Day is marked with programs at the town hall and Mound Hill Cemetery featuring music, an invocation by Rev Benjamin Thomas, and a speech by Hon Martin L Davey.
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C. N Taylor
Oscar Smith
Oberlin
G. H .L. Beeman
Fredericksburg
Stuart Beeman
Carolyn Daniels
Maxine Beeman
Akron
Fred Lowrey
Sadie Green
Fred Bauer
LaVerne Ewing
Wm Myers
John Carr
E. L. Obendorf
Wadeworth
L. E. Parker
Reba Obendorf
Lois Jacobs
Lakewood
Mable Long
Lodi
Matt Disler
Cleveland
Ivan Millard
Wadsworth
Clarabelle Armstrong
Seville
Town Hall
Mound Hill Cemetery
Benjamin —Thomas—soto
Claude Saner
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ohio
A. R. Toothacre
Lincoln
Easton Community Notes and Regional Updates
Edward Maurer and John East are listed as ill for the past week while Artie Tester travels to Butler Tennessee. Local church activities include U B Sunday School well attended and Children’s Day preparations. Easton real estate activity rises with several prospects visiting sites. a 1919 relevant Ohio farm study notes labor costs at 63 percent of corn production costs. Farm woman from Mahoning County reports average farm income around 200 dollars monthly. U S slaughter of food animals reaches a record 119,990,500 last year, about 11 per person nationwide.
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Artie Tester
Butler
Tenn
Frank Turmer
U B. Churen
Want
Ross Tester
Easton
Greene
Medina County
Ohio
Mahoning County
United States
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Fearne
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Pierre
Shorty Kite
Rathiway
Mable Case
Mable Frazier
Jackson
Michigan
Edward Maurer
John East
Lester Welling
Rittman
Margaret Neph
Crestop
F B. Gerhart
U B
Phelps and Lewis
Henry Raffelt
Familr
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Phaom
Ritman
Obhia
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Arizona Express
William Fox
Roy H. Blough
Rititman
Alexander Williams
Morstrést
Acetylene Welding
Sy Agad Msu Oe
Dohner’s Garage
Fone Arke
Tarold Goodman
Evelyn Brent
Teks Buckingham Ham
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