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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
6
The piece argues a faith must include practical living and love toward others. It cites Romans 12 and other scriptures to urge humility, genuine love, avoiding revenge, and overcoming evil with good, ending with a statistic about language skills among Russians.
The Current Events Club met with Mrs. R. D. Scott. The next meeting will be with Mrs. N. A. Erickson. Mrs. L. H. Cook spent days at Independence with her ill sister. The Kindrick and Thompson families joined Mr. and Mrs. Hines at the Hines home. The Scotts hosted dinner guests including Robert Dale Scott and family of Moline. Veterans of World War I members and guests attended a Chanute gathering. Jack Chapman of Buffalo shared Viet Nam slides. Harringtons visited Chanute last week.
A baking tip advises cutting the pastry an inch larger than the pie plate’s top edge before fitting. This allows the dough to rest over the rim and settle evenly, creating a secure seal for a filled pie.
On this date in 1888 a great blizzard began that raged until March 14 with drifts 10 to 20 feet in the middle Atlantic states and New England, claiming more than 400 lives.
In a single second the sun releases more energy than humankind has consumed since the start of civilization. This comparison highlights the immense scale of solar power relative to human energy use across history.
A compact page lists businesses including Charles Ballow Mrs Clare Graham MID AMERICA REFINING CO. O H Cunningham Hillside Auto Parts Mr and Mrs Richard Fateley Keneesy Ice Cream D and George Lightfo York Electric Company R A York McLaren Agency Glen and Bob McLaren Orleys Cafe Orley and Doris Barker Johnson Mortuary Floyd and Fred L Johnson Potters Hatchery Floyd and Mary Ellen Potter.
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