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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
5
Roy L. Smith reflects on responsibility in Christian life citing Jesus parables, Darwin, and personal conduct. He urges honest testimony about faith’s effect on life and warns against ignoring cultural and athletic implications of choices.
Multiple Chanute churches listed with service times and leaders across Grant Avenue Baptist Church Church of God Westview Baptist Chapel Full Gospel Tabernacle New Hope Baptist Church Church of the Nazarene First Assembly of God Seventh Day Adventist Methodist and other congregations with Sunday school times worship and midweek activities.
The page lists multiple area churches with pastors, service times, and weekly activities. It includes Methodist Lutheran Baptist and Catholic congregations such as Zion Duff Wagoner Gordon Goltry, St Paul Daria Brown, and others, detailing Sunday school times and worships, plus midweek meetings and youth groups.
In Neosho County Kansas a probate petition seeks determination of descent for Henry W Schmidt and Lyle Schmidt real property including a parcel in Eden Park Chanute. Hearings set February 8 1963 with defenses due January 25. Also notice of Neosho Soil Conservation District annual meeting January 30 1963 at Erie High School and an evening election for a new supervisor. A separate real estate sale under execution is set February 6 1963 for property at Chanute 312 West Main Street in the case of Home Savings Association versus Cecil C Henley Frances M Henley et al, with Sheriff Gerald Sloan authorized to sell.
The Agriculture Department reports Jan 1 feed grain stocks were 5 percent below the prior year while soybean stocks rose to a record. Wheat 1.81 billion bushels down 9 percent, corn 4.43 billion down 6 percent, sorghum 1.02 billion down 1.7 percent, soybeans 527.69 million bushels up 1.4 percent.
AP reports across New York Allentown Toledo and Detroit residents endured record cold. A New York luncheonette served a strawberry ice cream cone to a freezing patron urging haste before melting. In Allentown a sun lamp incident sent a couple to hospital. Toledo mocks the cold with a relief sign at a drugstore. Detroit beer deliveries dropped as temperatures dipped to minus 13.
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