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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1956
Page
5
A missionary warns that true tolerance requires living Christlike in word and deed. Doctrinal acceptance without Christlike behavior fails. The writer urges active practice of Jesus principles in race relations and daily work, asserting belief must shape life.
The once nearly extinct right whales, driven toward collapse by 18th century exploitation, appear to be rebounding under coordinated international protections. Scientists cite growing numbers and cautious optimism as regimes limit hunting and preserve critical habitats.
Obituaries and family notices from Walnut cover William Gibson of Miami Oklahoma dying of a heart attack June 26, services in Coffeyville June 28 and burial there. Other items note Guy Cress’s death prompting homeward travel from Los Angeles, Nora Deering’s death in Nevada Missouri, and Seim family attendance at services in Walker Missouri. Also reported are a 50th wedding anniversary in Pittsburg, open house events, new births Marilyn Beth Shireman at Girard hospital, graduations and hospital visits, and multiple visits by relatives across Kansas and Missouri.
A compiled slate of area churches with pastors and weekly schedules including Sunday schools worship times youth groups and Masses across denominations such as Methodist Presbyterian Christian EUB Lutheran Nazarene Baptist Pentecostal and Catholic churches. Notable entries include St. Josephs with Francis Hay and St Ambrose with Fr James J Shaughnessy alongside Federated Nazarene and Temple Baptist listings.
Readers learn who returned from service, who is visiting, and local church activities across Walnut area towns. The chronicle lists family visits, travel to training and duty stations, and upcoming services at multiple churches in Savonburg, Elmwood, Buffalo, and surrounding communities.
Wichita report says Captain Noah B. Gregg and 2nd Lt. Harville E. Hobbs bailed out safely after an F89 Scorpion crashed and burned just after takeoff from McConnell Air Force Base. They were en route from Maine to Yuma Arizona.
Canned vegetables are already cooked so boiling them destroys food value flavor and texture.
New York feature on Steve Allen, 34, television star and composer pianist, who balances acting, composing, hosting three shows weekly, and aiming to unseat Ed Sullivan. He cites a relaxed nervous system, nine hours sleep, and camera ease as keys to his wide output and steady attitude amid industry ratings pressure.
Altoona news notes list visits, hospital stays, and family events. Dee Anna Gibson vacationing at Coy Stiles home in Bel en New Mexico. Mrs Gradie DeBolt returns home from Wilson County Hospital. Meriwether family visits Wichita and St Francis Hospital. John Louis returns from Ozarks trip. Wanda Jean Hall born July 1 at Wilson County Hospital to Bill Hall and Irene Moffatt. Vera Creamer visits family in Wichita and Emporia. Richard DeBolt and Dodge City daughters visit mother Gradie DeBolt.
George W. Donaldson reviews The Fall of a Sparrow by Nigel Balchin. The novel traces Jason Pellen, a weakly trained man with a tyrannical father, whose sheltered upbringing leads to his ultimate collapse. It probes whether a person can escape his own nature and fate. The piece notes its provocative themes and lingering questions.
The Associated Press reports skies clearing across the Midwest while wet weather persists in the eastern quarter of the country. Scattered thundershowers and light rain affected New England, Ohio, and the Mid Atlantic States last night with rainfall ranging from trace to two inches in the Southern Plains, mainly Oklahoma and southern Kansas. More rain was expected to move east through the middle and south Atlantic Coast states.
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