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September 1991

From The Times Archives · Originally published September 1991

Rich Lake forecloses mortgage on Kathleen Williams and children Meg Flynn, Christa Kelsy, Monica Vanicelli, Mia Consiglio. Photo by King Schoenfeld.

Historical September 1991 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

Villain Rich Lake forecloses the mortgage on kindly Kathleen Williams and her children (Meg Flynn, Christa Kelsy, Monica Vanicelli, and Mia Consiglio). Brave son Isaiah DeLorenzo tells Lisa Horner he will save the homestead as Karen Bynum looks on. Peter Schmit, Roell Schmidt and Jack Wright are the outlaws he outsmarts.

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Rich Lake forecloses mortgage on Kathleen Williams and children Meg Flynn, Christa Kelsy, Monica Vanicelli, Mia Consiglio. Photo by King Schoenfeld.

Isaiah DeLorenzo tells Lisa Horner he will save homestead as Karen Bynum looks on. Photo by King Schoenfeld.
Isaiah DeLorenzo tells Lisa Horner he will save homestead as Karen Bynum looks on. Photo by King Schoenfeld.
Peter Schmit, Roell Schmidt and Jack Wright are the outlaws. Photo by King Schoenfeld.
Peter Schmit, Roell Schmidt and Jack Wright are the outlaws. Photo by King Schoenfeld.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, September 1991.

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Original source: SD_Times1991_09.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.

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