Two Brothers Reconcile From Genesis Lesson
A sermon outline on Genesis 25 21 26 27 33 33 34 38 11 detailing birthright issues, Esau selling his birthright for a meal, Rebekah's schemes, Jacob's flight, and eventual reconciliation with Esau. Emphasizes brotherly love, forgiveness, and reconciliation through covenant alignment with God.
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Esau
Jaco
Isaac
Rebekah
Jacob
Dacoh
Trackless Wildermess Quote Sparks Reflective Thought
A terse quotation by G. H. Morrison contemplates instability and aimless wandering in a trackless wilderness. The lines suggest that lacking guidance or a guiding star leads to perpetual motion without progress.
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G. H. Morrison
Thoughts Leave a Trail Like an Arrow Through Time
A poetic meditation suggests thoughts, though brief, leave a lasting trail. The imagery compares ideas to an arrow slicing through air, yet traceable like a serpent leaving a mark.
Record fragment hints at fate and divine plan
A fragment expresses fear of the unknown future and belief that God has already paid the price, suggesting contemplation of providence and consequence. The tone is somber and reflective, with no concrete names or events identifiable.
Local social notes and visitors in Alliance area
The page lists numerous visits and hosting events across Alliance and nearby towns. Guests include Nr and Mrs Karl Rausch and daughter from Cleveland, Mrs David Stevie and daughter, Dr and Mrs Dawson, Mrs Emma Slemmons, Miss Laura Dawson, Mrs John Petit, A L Brenneman, C J Bowers, Alvin Acker, F W Freed, A J Merillat, Mary Uhl, R R Musser, William Huss, Miss Rore Zimmerman, Dr H B Wilford, Michael Kelser, Rev J H Poetter, Rev Dr Hagelskamp, Rev A L Scherry, John Lantsche, Rowland Clinton, Fred Lantsche, Clifford Carroll, Mrs Harry Whartenby, G E Stinson, Wm Bower, Roy Barden, Earl Rausch, Walter Rupp, Weaver family, Henry Miller and daughters, George Kelfer, J W Stinson, Charles Marhofer, Marvin Ott, Homer Bayerd. Many visits span Decoration Day weekend and various weeks, with attendance at memorial services and auto races in Indianapolis.
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A. T Zeigler
Dawson
Emma Slemmons
Sterling
Laura Dawson
Kansas
John Petit
Rittman
A L. Brenneman
Lowell Dunnire
Wooster
C J Bowers
Indianapolis
Alvin Acker
Wadsworth
F W. Freed
A J Merillat
Mary Uhl
Millersburg
Adam Dietz
R R Musser
Cleveland
M B. Kuster
Manita
William Huss
Cuyahoga Fall
Adam Thomas
Rore
Zimmerman
Orrville
T G Ponald
H B Wilford
Michael Kelser
Ruittman
J H Poetter
the Reformed Church
Hagelskamp
First Reformed Church of
Akron
A. L. Scherry
John Lantsche
Rowland Clinton
T. H. Clinton
Fred Lantsche
Allance
Henry Beyler
Clifford Carroll
Roseville
Harry Whartenby
Lima
H W Hobbs
G E Stinson
David
John C Bartell seeks Wayne County Auditor nomination
Political announcement from John C Bartell outlines his candidacy for Wayne County Auditor in the Democratic primary on August 11, 1926. He pledges Democratic consistency and asks for support, vowing to work for the party and his opponent if not nominated.
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Wayne County
Ohio U to graduate 325 in largest class
Ohio University will celebrate its largest class in history with a June 8 graduation exercises in Athens. The class numbers 325. Dr Edward H Griggs of New York will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on June 6 and the commencement address on June 8. Alumni Day on June 6 includes a golf tournament baseball game picnic and banquet for the graduates.
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Athens
Ohio University
Edward H Griggs
New York
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Rev P B Fitzwater
Moody Bible Inatitute of
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jacob and
Bethel
Jabbok
Israel
Tabbok
God
Karl Rausch
Chas Reusch
David Stevie
Alliance
Stinson
Wm Bower
Roy Barden
Ily
Barberton
Mary Shaffer
Earl Rausch
Walter Rupp
J W Stinson
Charles Marhofer
Marvin Ott
Homer Bayerd
Yours Truly
Pol Adv
John C Bartell
Ohig U
Jaxtra
Barnett-Pugh Co
Rittman, Ohio
Academy