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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
6
Clarence W. Cranford argues that the Christian gospel remains a living light despite persecution and change. The church endures because it bears divine truth, survives reform, and upholds the resurrection promise as its strongest incentive.
A courtesy listing of Chanute area businesses including Mid-America Refining Co and O. H. Cunningham along with Byers Inc Pack St. Clair Richard Ahring and several service shops such as Chanute Lumber Co Bauer's Market and Russell's Mobil Service. The compilation names individuals and firms like Jim Scott Gene Graves Alan Rollow and Bob Tobey among others.
Scout News Den 2 Pack 225 Kent Dunlap led the flag salute to open the meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lloyd Drybread Jr. A song was sung and the new theme Mother Nature's Backyard discussed. Games led by Claude Roberts and a father son kite fly were discussed. The living circle and cub scout motto closed the meeting. Refreshments served by Mrs. Drybread who replaces Mrs. Richard Sigler as den mother, and assistant Mrs. Coach Wilson.
The fuel cell was invented in 1839 by Sir William Grove, an English physicist, who developed the device that converts fuel and oxygen directly into electricity.
The Nazarene Theological Seminary in Kansas City elected Rev. Eugene L. Stowe of Fresno to consider accepting the presidency. If he accepts, he would succeed Dr. L. T. Corlett who retires at year end after leading since 1952. Trustees also authorized a final site decision for a new Nazarene Bible college by May 1, narrowing to Colorado Springs or Fort Worth. Stowe, 43, is former Central California district superintendent and longtime pastor.
The text notes a figure connected to College Church in Nampa Idaho who served as president of the International Nazarene Youth Society from 1956 to 1960.
A group of 72 inmates at the Kansas State Penitentiary sought to volunteer for service in Viet Nam, but army policy bars accepting prisoners. Of the signatures, 35 had no prior service, 23 had less than honorable discharges, and 14 had honorable discharges. One inmate held a Purple Heart and Bronze Star.
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