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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
8
A reflection on religious liberty, contrasting in the United States protections of worship with persecution elsewhere. It argues faith must arise from personal conscience, not coercion, and that harmony comes from freedom, persuasion, and demonstrated truth rather than force.
The January 24 Uniform Sunday School lesson centers on Matthew chapters 9 and 10. It examines Jesus’ acts of healing and teaching, which provoke questions and resistance from religious authorities and audiences. The study invites reflection on how opposition emerged from Jesus’ message and miracles.
A man faced charges as a dangerous social radical after associations with groups deemed troublesome. He was accused of radical views and of dining with those labeled as social critics, underscoring tensions in the era.
Emporia Kansas AP reports bids for leases on 33 farms in the John Redmond Reservoir area southeast of Emporia will be received at the Army Engineers project office until 1 p.m. February 9 and opened then. Government areas offered cover grazing and restricted agricultural uses, with tracts ranging from a few acres to 125 acres.
The Roper WSCS met with Mrs. O E Hines and will meet next with Mrs. Hazel Lamb. Mr and Mrs R D Scott visit daughter Mrs Lyle Roney and family in Okmulgee Oklahoma. Mrs Arvel Kindrick ill. Mrs Lulu Houston sold her farm to Mr Knight of Chanute. Mrs Servala Osborn and sons have lived on the farm for years. Mr and Mrs C E Hines visited Chanute on business.
The Nazarene Missionary society met Wednesday night at the church with Mrs. Herbert King presiding. Devotions were given by Mrs. King and the study period on Japan was led by her husband. Rolling bandages for overseas use are a project, with a work day planned soon. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. David of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, visited over the weekend with Mrs. David’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt, as Mrs. Hunt recovers from a December fall and broken hip. Supporting relatives included Mrs. Lena Weirich, Mrs. Roy Hizey of Galesburg, and Melvin Bolinger of Parsons, visiting Mrs. Lawrence Shaffer. Weirich is Shaffer’s mother and the others are her sisters.
North America’s smallest and rarest bear, the Blue or Glacier Bear, stands about two feet tall at the shoulder and dwells in the Mount St Elias region of southern Alaska.
Researchers report diatoms, single celled algae, inhabit microscopic water droplets forming fog. This discovery reveals life can persist in tiny moisture pockets, expanding understanding of microbial resilience in extreme environments.
The 26th annual meeting of the Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn will be held tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. in the high school auditorium. Lunch will be served. Business includes election of three directors and by law amendments, with directors to fill seats formerly held by Walter Bradford, Paul Huff, and Jim Luker.
Acapulco on Mexico's Pacific coast is the top destination for affluent Mexicans during Christmas and Easter. Some pull back by disconnecting telephones to make callers assume they are away, signaling status and exclusivity.
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