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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
5
New York AP essay argues that having recognizable flaws helps leaders and heroes connect with people. It cites Babe Ruth Washington Lincoln and others, noting even great figures show faults, yet remain admired for core strengths, inviting empathy through imperfection. The piece suggests humans seek remembrance for what is right, not only flaws.
The wood turtle of the eastern United States produces a distinct whistling call audible from 30 to 40 feet away, unlike most turtle vocalizations which are faint.
Community notes from Yates Center report a soap-scrimmage basketball game at Yates Center High School with 7th to freshman teams and a varsity game. Church groups held meetings and parties, including a Chanute skating event and MYF hay ride. The Yates Center Chamber discussed 1966 officers, and a Farm Bureau meeting in Woodson County noted resignations and local agents.
The First Methodist Church WSCS met in the church parlor for a Christmas program on Symbols in Christian Art. Mrs. Clarissa Cantrell and Mrs. Earl Lovelace led the service with Mrs. Bill Hill in devotionals and Mrs. Banz singing songs for each painting. Dr. C. R. Findley of Newton, guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Buttermore, spoke at the Yates Center EUB church and Turkey Creek EUB church while visiting the area. He is the district conference superintendent for Kansas Conference EUB.
An Erie area turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred De Lano and Lois O’Malley for the county extension service executive board followed a business meeting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Don Sailors Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hasty and others.
In Los Angeles area, state engineers accuse stealth woodcutters of nightly tree felling along freeways to clear views for billboards. Officials blame billboard critics and garden clubbers, noting a May 17 start and that logs are left at scenes.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Zion and the Calvins Herford with Nellie Miller and Charles Radfield. A Haddan family gathering at the Odense schoolhouse drew numerous relatives and friends. Herbert Cross visited Clyde Cook. Zion club to meet December 16 with Mrs. C M Hill.
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