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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
6
A church audience packed for a lecture on life after death and psychic claims. The speaker centers faith on Jesus resurrection, arguing that only Christ’s promises justify belief, with Lazarus as the proof and questions raised about spiritual versus physical death.
Marilyn Chapman of Buffalo joins the Mo. Waddell Reed Cameos who won the Missouri Valley AAU women’s tourney and first in Kansas City league, heading to the national AAU tourney in Gallup NM on April 24. A daughter, Marcella Marie, was born Feb. 18 to Leonard and Letitia Mahon, with maternal and paternal grandparents named from McPherson Terrion and Parsons. Harlan McAdoo of Nevada, Mo. visited relatives. Past Matrons Club of Blue Bird Eastern Star met at Mrs. W D Hempen’s home. seventeen members attended.
British sailors earned the term limeys from daily lime juice rations introduced in 1795 to prevent scurvy, a practice that defined naval life and language.
The cream separating machine was invented by Gustav de Laval in 1877, revolutionizing dairy processing by removing most of the cream from milk for easier handling and product separation.
Chanute residents receive a compact roundup of city happenings from the March 1 1968 issue. Short items cover community events, municipal notes, and local happenings documented on page six.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holtsclaw Jr. reported serious battle injuries in Vietnam and transfer to a Japanese hospital. Visits span Chanute Thayer Lawrence Fort Dix Fort Benning and multiple family gatherings across Kansas and nearby states. Various locals note hospitalizations convalescence and training moves, with retired Army colonel Arthur Ericsson visiting a relative in Emporia.
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