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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
13
The text cites Genesis chapters 39 to 41 where Joseph organizes seven years of plenty, gathering and storing vast food supplies for the upcoming famine. It emphasizes God's timely presence in trouble and quotes a memory verse from First John.
Sold into Potiphar's house, Joseph earns trust, faces false accusation, and is imprisoned. Interprets dreams for the butler and baker, predicts seven years of plenty followed by famine, then rises to rule Egypt after Pharaoh seeks a wise overseer to store food during the good years.
Bruce Allen of Linton said someone took his car battery from a Union Depot vehicle early Thursday. Robert Kaperak reported a similar battery theft near Eighth and Poplar. Donald R. Sullivan found his car plate missing from a lot on North Fourth Street. A hub cap from Mary Meadle’s car on North First Street was also reported stolen yesterday.
A Sunday ceremony at the church on Twenty fourth and Poplar streets featured Rev Kordewich officiating Six boys were invested as tenderfoot scouts during the event The program spotlighted the presentation of the American flag to the troop
The South Carolina Agriculture Commission received a request for information about An anguished cow. Commissioner Bill Harrelson said the item likely referred to Angus cattle. Scout Troop 31 of Angur led by Harold G. Thompson received its charter from Evan John, Wabash Valley scout commissioner. Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien names Mrs. Byrne sole beneficiary with three children Sharon Sheila and Frank E Jr as heirs. Bauer and Beecher Jr. serve as counsel for the executrix.
Charles Eberhardt, representative of the local Voiture of the 40 and 8 of the American Legion, flag to the troop during investiture ceremonies.
$1,000 bond posted to qualify as executrix of the Byrne estate. Frank E. Byrne died June 12. Will filed with the court and related probate documents to follow.
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