Joseph the Forgiving Brother Elevates to Prime Minister
A lesson from Genesis 41 14-45 traces Joseph rising from prison to Egypt’s prime minister through interpreting dreams of Pharaoh and his officials. It covers his cautious testing of his brothers, Benjamin’s peril, Judah’s plea, and the moment he reveals his identity, stressing forgiveness and reconciliation and God overruling their crime for salvation.
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Genesia
Judah
Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
St. Joseph
Simeon
Benjamin
Jacob
Christ
ag.Joseph
Jesus Christ
Social guests and reunions across multiple towns
Wilber Hatfield and daughter Ethel of Cleveland visited Sunday with J S Hatfield. Myrtle Price and three daughters of Marton spent Sunday with Joe Sayreg family. Kissinger reunion held at Ross Eby home. Clarence Oswald and family visited Herbert Heyl in Ashland. Homer Garman of Kenmore and Miss Laura Garman visited in Ashland. Mrs C K McAnall and Minnie McBride of Berwick Pa visiting Will Frary family. Frank Whitmore attended funeral of Mrs Longsdorf in Friendsville. Elmer Haskins of Akron spent Sunday with Charles Schander and F H Erving of Medina. C H Hill hosted Q M Mowery and daughter of Lorain, F G Bishop of Wooster, Netta Hill, and Charles Hill of Barberton. Eugene Frary visited Rev M T Ayers in Green Springs. F B Garver and family of West Salem and Elwood Stine of Cleveland visited Blaine Sparr. W H Hines and family of West Salem visited later. C W Hower and sons and N W Hower visited Harold Alberty in Columbus. Cliff Eby and son of Fostoria visited Ross Eby. Emmet Edgar and Polly Anna Hower visited Austin Lechleitner in Kenmore. Walter Haley and family of Kenmore, and Ed Norton of Kent, week-end guests of Mrs Hattie Norton. Clyde Tanner of Cres tor and Leslie Frary visited Will Frary. T H Bowers of Hudson spent weekend with J F Bowers. Allie Sellon of Kansas City visited Dr Gearhart.
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Joe Sayreg
Kissinger
Ross Eby
Clarence Oswald
Herbert Hey
Ashland
Homer Garman
Kenmore
Will Miller
Laura Garman
Vharaday
C K. McAnall
Minnie McBride
Berwick
Will Frary
Frank Whitmore
Longsdorf
Whitmore
Friendsville
Elmer Haskins
Akron
Charles Schander
F H Erving
Medina
J & Barnard
C H Hill
Q. M Mowery
Lorain
C. W Hower
N W Hower
Harold Alberty
Columbus
Clff Eby
Fostoria
Emmet Edgar
Polly Anna Hower
Austin Lechleitner
Walter Haley
Ed Norton
Kent
Hattie Norton
Clyde Tanner
Crestor
Leslie Frary
T. H. Bowers
Hudson
J F. Bowers
Allie Sellon
Kansas City
Dr. Gearhart
Accounting God’s Call on Talents Across the Seas
The Maritime Baptist fragment notes a caution that God will demand account for talents entrusted to individuals. It stresses responsibility beyond what others possess, urging faithful stewardship of gifts and duties.
Selfishness and Sacrifice in a Fragmentary Verse
A fragmented excerpt centers on selfishness and sacrifice, mentioning Joye and an oath. The text appears as a sparse, partial reflection with scattered names and phrases, offering little concrete context or event.
Farrowing care boosts health and piglet thrift
An Ohio State extension expert notes that a large central hog house helps larger herds in bad weather but individual shelters remain useful. After farrowing, provide clean water and avoid sour feed. gradually restore full feed in 10 days to 2 weeks. Proper protein and preventing feverish sow conditions reduce piglet loss. eight week weaning is advised over ten.
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John W. Watchet
Ohio State University
Waichet
Ohio voters face long candidate lists in June petitions
Columbus Ohio boasts a crowded slate as petitions close for state offices. Voters will encounter many aspirants over the next two months with campaigns likely to include radio outreach, travel, and heated public rounds. The June notices also highlight May job referrals, bass season openings, and Gov Donahey touring southern Ohio to inspect gravel road progress on the Ohio river route benefiting rural communities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Free Employment
Donahey
Nesbitt Enters Nursing Study At Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
Troy resident Jake Nesbitt, confined at the Ohio Penitentiary, has taken up nursing studies after a minor operation. The prison hospital agreed to accommodate his interest, though officials note it requires intellect and discipline for prison nurse training. Nesbitt hopes to perform well in his chosen field once training begins.
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Columbus
Jake Nespitt
Tormee
Troy
Ohio Penitentiary
Nesbitt
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Fitzwatsr
Moody Bibia Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Wilber Hatfield
Ethel
Cleveland
J. S. Hatfield
Myrtle Price
Daugh
Ters of
Marton
Reeples
Columbus News
Charles W. Rife
Dent O. Thompson
Fish and Game Division
Thompson
Vic Donahey
J. R. Dohner
Gabriel
Stromberg
Harvey’s Garage
J. R. Harvey
Fou
Oye En
Bom
Smith’s Ice-Cream
Johnson
Johnson Products
Conklin
Highland Linen
Om Tenyder
Ae Pan Chas
A; Snyder
Rittman, Ohio
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