How Joseph Be a Slave in Severe Tests
Sunday School lesson outlines Joseph as a noble slave, detailing his fidelity as a son, his sale to the Midianites and Potiphar, his prosperity under God, and his resistance to temptation. It notes his prison loyalty and eventual prosperity, stressing how ordinary duties reflect divine favor and personal faithfulness.
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Lusson
Genesia
Joseph
Jacob
Shechem
Hebron
Judah
Egypt
Potiphar
God
Horace Bushoell
Highest and Lowest Cross and Glory Reflections
Pro Chetle News piece quotes religious sentiment on heaven and earth with capitalization oddities. Mentions Baté Rutl returning home and Dempsey referenced as someone ready to fight the world, implying a broad or metaphorical struggle.
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Earth
Jesus
Baté Rutl
Dempsey
Pro Golfers for America Lose in Ryder Cup Open
Wentworth England June 4 The newbers of America's professional golf team trailed in all but two matches after morning two ball foursomes in the Ryder Cup opening. Duncan and Mitchell led Barnes and Hagen four up while Gadd and Hay were five up on Melhor and Watrous. Boomer and Compston led Armour and Kitt one up. Walker and McLeod were all square with Ray and Robson. French and Stein were one up on Whitcomb and Jolly. Thirty six matches were played today with singles set for tomorrow.
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Wentworth
England
Newbers
America
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
George Gadd
Arthur Hay
Bill Melhor
al Watrous
Auburey Boomer
Archie Compston
Tommy Armour
Joe
Son of King Enters Wimbledon Tourney
London June 4 The Duke of York King’s second son enters the forthcoming Wimbledon lawn tennis championship in the men’s doubles with Wing Commander Louis Greiz. They have played together in exhibitions, marking the first royal participation in a top tournament. The Duke is a left handed player.
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London
Duke of York
Louis Greiz
Latzo to defend welterweight title in Chicago bout
Pete Latzo signed to defend his welterweight crown in Chicago against a promoter chosen opponent. Paddy Mullins, Latzo's manager, reportedly agreed to Mickey Walker as a potential challenger for Latzo.
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Chicago
Pete Latzo
Jim Mullen
Paddy Mullins
Mickey Walker
Latro
Coast Guard Blamed For Death Of Piotrowsky
Anacortes Washington June 4 a coroner s jury investigated the death of Paul Piotrowsky from shots fired by a coast guard cutter machine gun near here Wednesday The verdict found the shooting lawful but urged the coast guard to use more judgment in boarding vessels The deceased threatened guardsmen with a shotgun when they attempted to board No liquor was found
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Anacortes
Wash
Paul Piotrowsky
Coast Guard
William Howard Davis
Simpson
Tony Parsee
Taylor County
Parsee
Slaughter
W. Merle Watekins
Hoebert Lake
Charles Withers
Bycain
Bruce Payne
Levi “Porter
James Haller
Pair Sent to Jail In Lieu of Posting Bond
Mrs. Orpha Engle and Dan Martin were unable to post 500 bond after a preliminary hearing before Squire W. E. Leach. They are jailed awaiting trial on kidnaping and statutory charges, with a June 9 date set for trial. State troopers W. H. Combs and J. W. Wodell arrested them Wednesday night.
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Orpha Engle
Dan Martin
Squire W. E. Leach
Midland Buys Stock Issue From Southwestern Petroleum
The Southwestern Petroleum Company stock was sold to Midland Securities Company of New York with John H. Harris as president. About 13 million dollars were involved. The Southwestern company, organized in 1901 by the late George A. Forman, liquidates his stock for heirs. Main production areas are Oklahoma and Kentucky with holdings in Kansas, Texas and Wyoming.
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Buffalo
Southwestern Petroleum Company
Midland Securities Company of
New York
John H. Harris
George A. Forman
Forman
Southwestern Company
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Kasas
Texas
Wyoming
Economic Conditions Highlight Lions State Convention
At the Lions club state convention in Charleston, Governor John J. Cornwell outlined the nation’s economic condition and its impact on civic and political life. He warned about rising local tax burdens from bonds and easy public credit, while noting rail transport remains vital to Americans and that insured safety efforts demand attention from the National Safety Council representative.
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Charleston
W.a
Lions Club
John J. Cornwell
Cornwell
Williams Corn
Chicago
National Safety Council
Uutt
Depletion Tax Urged by West Virginia Publisher at Meeting
H. Ogden presented a resolution to the West Virginia state tax commission urging a depletion tax on oil and gas, plus broad changes. The measure calls for a license tax on power use, an excise on gross revenues of oil and gas firms, restored gross sales tax, and a constitutional amendment to base budget responsibility on the governor. Jesse Bloch of Bloch Brothers Tobacco Co backed constitutional budget reforms.
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Wheeling
H. 2 Ogden
Hike State Tay Commission
Erdgorind
Wheeling Chamber of
Ermmerece
Business News
Eesoolution
Commission
Ogden
Jesse Bloch
Jad
Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company
Pastors Fight On Church Steps Over Faction Clash
Red Bluff California June 4 two Baptist pastors clashed on church steps in a heated dispute between factions of the First Baptist Church. The Rev J Brooks Frost and visiting evangelist the Rev G Higginbottom exchanged blows while Charles C Dale led a faction demanding the church key. Sheriff Ballard refused to eject without a court order, Frost then mobilized supporters to march on the church. Higginbottom said he was a non combatant and had been visiting.
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Red Bluff
Cal
First Baptist Church
J. Brooks Frost
G. Higginbottom
Charles C. Dale
Mr. Frost
M. O. Ballard
Dale
Frost
Higginbottom
Navy cadet refuses oath at Annapolis amid cruise
Annapolis Md June 4 193? Earl B Zirkle a naval academy classman refused to take the oath of allegiance and accept an ensign commission before boarding the Battleship New York for the annual cruise. The 415 classmates now officers remain scattered on leave with status to be determined at cruise end. Home is Garden City Kansas.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Lefore
Shareh
Gratton
Zirkle
Sien
West Virginia Synod
United Naval Academy
Huntington
Naval Life
Academy
Navy Department
Louis M. Nurton
Garden City
Kansas
Record of April immigration and deaths at Washington ports
Washington reports 50,997 aliens admitted in April, the highest monthly total since the quota law. Mac Allen departures numbered 15, with 4,989 intending permanent residence abroad. Deportations reached 1,052, a new record. General Charles Frederick Humphrey, born September 7, 1844 in New York, died at Walter Reed Hospital. he was a former U.S. Army master general and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient for his actions against the Indians in Idaho.
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Washington
Inmigration Bureau Today
United States
Mac Allen
Charles Frederick
Humphrey
Walter Reed
Nettie Watkins Returns Home After Inward Golfer Surgery
Misa Nettie Watkins has returned to her Maple Avenue home following a surgical operation for an inward golfer. The procedure was completed successfully and she is resting at home under physician guidance.
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Misa Nettie Watkins
Agait
Maplevenue
Lutheran Synod elects officers and delegates for year
The convention met for three days starting the first of the month and adjourned after the election of fliers for the new year. Crickenberger was reelected president. Delegates included Rev. J. W. Cline and Rev. D Funk with officers named as Rev. C K Butler Rev. P Meeker Rev. J Dele Rev. J N Miller and Rev A Fortz. Crickenberger will attend the National Convention in Richmond Virginia in October. Lay delegates include BF Peeker J R Unter and C Aurand.
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Crickenberger
Mwe
Criesenberger
Howard H. Holt
Lutherarivarch of
Gratton
J. W. Cline
Vermont
D . Funk
Morgantown
Secrery
C.K. Butler
Huntington
P. Meeker
J. Dele
Wheeling
J. N Miller
St Clara
A . Fortz
West Virginia
Bill to Construct Ten Guard Vessels Carrien
Martinsburg West Virginia June 4 Conversion of this citys police patrol wagon into a fire wagon because the patrol is of no practical value to the police department Washington June 4 2P The bill was recommended by Mayor G W Appleby in a statement read when he formally took office last night The senate passed the measure authorizing ten coast guard vessels to be constructed The patrol was bought last year with money from rum running fines The ships will be used to complement the police department and fund enforcement efforts The mayor also urged investigations into political debt claims and the establishment of a state police station noting the police department is the most acute problem facing the administration
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
G. W. Appleby
United States Coast Guard
Senate
Appleby
Brakeman Dies After Reckless Driving Incident
A coroner's jury ruled that brakeman Roy Miller of Curve Bridge Ohio died from complications after illness, as the Heatherhood of Railroad Trainmen oversaw funeral services. The report includes a funeral plan from the home at 2 pm with Rev John W Brown officiating and Webster Cemetery as burial site.
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Roy Miller
Curve Bridge
Calinere and Ohio Railroad Company
San
David Miller
Iea Lake
Grafton
Nina
Lena
Jeonad
W. A. Miller
Coalton
Luther Miller
Westernport
John — Willis
F.c.brown
C. E. Delaney
John W. Brown
First Baptist Church
Webster Cemetery
Heatherhood of” Railroad
Americans Enter Reservations on Peace Time Armaments
Geneva reports the American delegation to the military sub committee of the preparatory disarmament commission filed a formal reservation against including in peace time armaments all geographical features of a country adapted for future war. The group objected to vague wording but supported a proposal that peace time forces include all defensive organizations of a mother country and its colonies.
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Geneva
Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
Father Slain by Son in Oklahoma Farm Home
Winnwood Oklahoma June 4 Walter Banderslice 28 shot and killed his father Robt Banderslice wounded brother Bee 12 then killed himself at the family home The shooting is linked to a dispute over money The 12 year old boy was shot while attempting to defend the father The family had been prominent in the area
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Winnwood
Okla
Walter Banderslice
Robt. Banderalice
Bee
Robert Banderalice
Walter
Four College Students Expelled for Intoxication at Whittenburg
Four Whittenburg College girls and a male student were expelled for intoxication in Springfield Ohio. One member of this year’s graduating class was among the expelled. Names were withheld in the college announcement.
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Springfield
Whittenburg College Co
Third Victim of Mine Cave-in Recovered in Butte
The body of Harry Leppalla, 19, the last of three victims from the West Colusa mine cave-in, has been recovered in Butte Montana on June 4. Seven bodies of the other two miners were found yesterday after a 61 hour search.
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Butte, Mont
Harry Leppalla
West Colusa
Personal notices and visits in Grafton area social round
A jumble of local personal items lists Mrs. F vender of Grafton visiting family in the city and planning motor trips to Cincinnati Toledo and Detroit. Various residents including Dean Trimble Carmichael Auditorium plans and others from Charleton to Pittsburgh are noted with brief mentions of work, travel, schooling, and social visits.
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Grafton
Kenneth Trimble
Garrisburg
Harry G. Ransome
Fames
Arbour
Freda Maloney
Frances Carney
Tohn
Clarksburg
Christine Ross
East Side
Fairmont
J. W. Morrison
J.C. Hibbs
Frank
Meadland
Ind
George Luzadder
Valrmont
Miss Feat
Trust Con
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