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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

6

Temple Dedication Highlights The People Over Building

The piece recalls King Solomon's completed temple in Jerusalem as a national event drawing vast crowds and labor allusions. It expands on the idea that God does not dwell in buildings alone and urges unity among Christians beyond denominational lines. It concludes with Solomon's warning that national prosperity hinges on faithfulness.

Solomon Zion's Hill Jerusalem God Samaria Our Fathers Jesus Heavenly Father Solomon’s Temple Christ

Local Families Host Distant Guests Across Kansas

Urbana residents hosted visitors from Chanute including Louise Howell Olive Cole and Pearl Casebier and echoed with A Elliott E G Gillett and David joining. Additional gatherings occurred as Reaves Warner of Chanute dined with the Bowmans and Bailey guests from Wichita. A series of Sunday visits connected Heilman Carson Dunivant and Nordstedt households with relatives across city lines.

Milo Heilman Louise Howell Olive Cole Pearl Casebier Chanute Alfred Elliott E. G. Gillett David E. A. Reaves Amy Warner Carl Bowman Reaves Mrs. Warner Bowman Dwane Bailey Janet Wichita Don Dunivant Terri Baileys Darrell Dunivant Vern Heilman Nettie Bailey H. L. Cheney C. L. Cheney Eureka George Nordstedt Bob Valley Center

Lewis and Clark Trail Route From Wood River Camp to Astoria Fort

Route traces the explorers 1803 camp at Wood River north of St Louis toward the Missouri River. The trail proceeds northwest across plains and mountains to a fort built near present day Astoria Oregon.

Wood River St. Louis Missouri River Astoria Ore

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