Church Listings by Denomination in Local Area
A radio of church schedules lists ministers, worship times, and Sunday schools for numerous congregations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, EUB, St. Josephs, Church of God, First Baptist, Assembly of God, Pilgrim Holiness, Lutheran, Nazarene, Seventh Day Adventist, and several others with service times and lay leadership. Details cover pastors, superintendents, and typical weekly activities such as Bible school and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd R. Shively
Eub. O. M. Boehring
St. Joseph's
Francis Hay
Church of God
First Baptist
Robert R. Wheatley
Assembly of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Lutheran
Erse
A. W. Swanson
Ivan Green
Federated
J. M. Torrence
L. R. Rogers
Naxarene
M. H. Shoemakan
Pentecostal Church of God
Glen Liming
Howard Yarnell
St. Ambrose Catholic
James J Shaughnessy
Traver
Wright M. Horton
Dale Anderson
Christian
Sam Reed
Orville Boltzman
W. R. Dale
Lamar Whitson
Ben Guy
Galesburg
Sam
Wood
Paul Heaser
Son
Otterbein
Eub
C. KE. Rains
Ted Drinkenberg
Sin Is Real Barrier for Man In His Understanding of God
Roy L. Smith argues that sin creates the real barrier between people and understanding God in Jesus life. He recalls Fosdick’s image of restoring hope, condemns cynical views of man, government, and church, and urges Christians to remove barriers through compassion and clear portrayal of America abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Galilee
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Southeast Asia
United States
America
Jesus
Here We Go Again Hose Sinks In Ground
Kas Hutchinson reports twenty eight feet of Claude Key's fifty foot garden hose vanished into the ground. His children found it Wednesday morning. Key pulled and dug to no avail. The soil was hard and sandy. Crowds gathered as the hose appeared cracked and nearly broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kas
Claude Key
Key
Nervous Neighbor Faces Six-Child Routine Strain
Mrs. Key says the situation from the point it enters the ground makes her nervous and disrupts her focus while managing six children. She notes the constant demands of six kids leave little time to think.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Key
Erie Area Social Notes Highlight County Officials Meeting
Erie and vicinity residents gather for a family picnic at the Kensingers in honor of a former Erie family. Delegations attend the Southeast Kansas County Officers Association quarterly meeting in Yates Center. Sheriff Lee Montgomery attends a Parson’s luncheon with adjoining counties peace officers. Various visits and vacations are noted including Linda Thurman with grandparents and travelers from Cedar Falls Iowa, Kansas City, Osborne, Chanute, and Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Porter
Joe
Butch
Columbus
Roger Kensinger
Erie
Kensinger
Dale Ewen
Glenn McKinney
Paul Wagner
Audrey Ewen
Yates Center
Southeast
Kansas County Officers Association
Louis Eaton
Nelle Stephens
Register of Deeds
Trixie Hager
Mamie Hayes
William Hill
WSCS
Bethel
Cecil Fisher
Melvin Morley
Walker Beard
Johnny Heitman
Leland Crapson
Osborne
Ralph Crapson
Barbara Chase
Chanute
Mary Lou Montgomery
Eugene Maher
Ronald Greve
Stanly Burt
Carthage, Mo
Bert Shackelton
Stanley Burt
Hog yields five pounds of spare ribs from 200 pounds
A 200-pound hog will produce five pounds of spare ribs. Natural gas is now the sixth largest U.S. industry, says the National Geographic Society. The note appears in a short local insert from The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
The
National Geographic Society
Regents Seek 9.81 Percent Hike in Education Funds
The State Board of Regents seeks a 9.81 percent increase in operating funds for fiscal 1958, asking the 1957 Legislature to approve a budget of 33,394,088 with 24,806,699 from general revenue and the rest from student fees. The rise reflects greater enrollments and planned 5 percent raises in salaries and operating costs across institutions including the University of Kansas and Kansas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Regents
General Revenue Fund
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas State College
Fort Hays State
Emporia
Pittsburg
School For Blind
School For
Doniphan Marks 100th Anniversary of Local Church
About 300 persons attended an outdoor mass in Doniphan Kansas to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first Catholic Church. Forerunners of St Benedict's Abbey and College at nearby Atchison were established here July 12 1856 by Father Henry.
Chanute Tribune Briefs Acknowledgments July 13 1956
The Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Chanute and nearby areas dated Friday July 13 1956. Local updates include civic notices, social announcements, and community happenings reflecting mid July activities and concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Kansas Bases Reported to Receive $14 Million in Funding
Washington The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill authorizing 14,670,000 in military base projects for Kansas. Allocations include Ft. Leavenworth 6,325,000 Ft. Riley 1,850,000 Topeka 6,000,000 McConnell AFB Wichita 396,000 McConnell AFB reserve 2,015,000 Forbes AFB 211,000 Smoky Hill AFB Salina 2,932,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Air Materiel Command
Topeka
Air Training Command
McConnell Afb
Wichita
Continental Air Command
Strategic Air Command
Forbes Afb
Smoky Hill Afb
Salina
Liquor Permit Issued to Independent Distributors Inc
A wholesale liquor distributor permit was issued yesterday in Topeka to Independent Distributors Inc. President of the firm is J. T. Burlingame of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Independent Distributors Inc
J. T. Burlingame
Independence
Facing Storms of Life Tests Our Inner Strength
The passage compares weather storms to life storms that shake inner security and beliefs. It suggests umbrella mishaps mirror fragile protection, but real storms like marital strain, career trouble, illness, or conflict threaten much more than a wet afternoon. It emphasizes resilience amid personal trials.
The Church as foundation of character and citizenship
The essay extols the church as the greatest factor on earth for character and good citizenship. It argues democracy and civilization depend on a strong church and lists four reasons to attend services and support it for personal, family, community, and national welfare. It urges planning to attend church regularly and read the Bible daily.
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Stara Methodist
Jee Williamson
Friends
Freeman Conant
Ethel Elder
Filmore
Wayne Morgan
Fred Tippie
Bascom Wolf
Savonburg Friends Home Lutheran A
Marry Ericson
James Lundell
Leon Larson
Ladies Aid
Raymond Gatewood
ST. Paul Methodist
Darla Brown
Snaw Christian
Sterling Melton
Charlies Nation
Vilas Bethel Lutheran
J. A Christensen
Elmer Anderson
Ship
Luther League
Vilas Vikings
Vilas Homebuilders Unit
WMS
Board of Administration
G. M. Pierce
Carl Stoll
Ll. Bushfield
Nazarene
Denzil Roper
Prcellior Methodist
Vere Pontious
Farlton Eub
James A. Buckles
Merle Ely
Maple Grove Evanglical United Brethren
A HH. Hamish
Lawrence Arr
Rimball Wm. A. B. Dean Life
Russell Page
Urbana
James A. Buckies
Ernest Gillette
Church of Christ
Roper Methodist
Loren Schaffer
Big Creek
Gene Taylor
Burl Reinhardt
Morphead Community
Howard Murphy
MT. Pleasant
Jesse Walker
Milton Dorris
Pleasant Valley Baptist
Ray Neal
Gerald Umbarger
Cester Ridge Evangelical United Brethren
Darren Nelson
By Roy L. Smith
Legion
Leanna Christian
Bill Lewiz
Karl Alford
High Prairie Methodist
G. M Pierce
Paul Campbell
Colpax Baptist
Charles L Barr
George Madill
Wednes
Tommy’s Sovereign Service
S. Central
Lenglin
Monument
West Broadway
Lola
Erie & Vicinity
Danny Dillon
Denver
Danny
Cecil Bradley
Farlin
Iowa
Bradley
Mrs. Bradley
Cecil Jr
Fred
Jackie
the Tribune
Doniphan
Lemke
Krone
Lincoln
Ce Agency
Bank OF Commerce
the Friendly Bank
FDIC
Church OF
Macune Motor CO
Chrysler
Plymouth
E. Main
Chapman Feed Service
Cole Motor CO
W. Mai
Wheeler Hardware
East Main
Torrence Jewelry
Tioga Hotel
Bidg
Pioneer Appliance Center
Robison Motor CO
S. Evergreen
Church For All All
Ketter Adv. Service
Strasbure
Bell Auto Body Shop
East Eim
Gibson Funeral Home
W. Main
York Electric CO. and
York Heating and Sheet Metal CO
Bennett's Creamery
North Grant
Brotton
S. Santa Fe
Han
Shortleff Motor CO
DODGE
N. Lincoln
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
N. Central
Lassman and
Steeves
Electrical Contractors
Wilson-Johnson Mortuary
North Highland
Koch-Skinner Memorial
N. Forest
DE Bolt
Insurance Agency
West Main
Home Appliance Company
Manley Transfer & Storage No
N. Santa Fe
Harrison's Shoe Store
E. Maia
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