Bible Quiz Answers and Scriptural References
The text lists biblical figures and questions with references from Daniel, Mark, John, Luke and Acts. It mentions Daniel, S, Meshach, and A, asks about the fig tree, the boy with loaves and fish, the Angel greeting Mary, and the Apostolic treasurer. Four correct indicates performance, with a prompt to see Bible.
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Daniel S
Meshach
Daniel
Jesus
Peter
Apostle
Mary
Apostolic Group
Neosho Valley Meets at Marvin Wolfe Home
Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers met Friday at 1401 S Central with Mrs Marvin Wolfe. The group announced an Erie Art Show for Wednesday. Lesson on How to Buy a Sweater led by Mrs Harry Jackson, with nine members and two guests present. Mrs Shade joined as a new member. Mrs Burgtorf won the door prize. Next meeting April 18 with Mrs Quentin Anderson.
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Neosho Valley Extension
Marvin Wolfe
S. Central
Erie
Harry Jackson
J. R. Shade
C. A. Burgtorf
Tioga Unit Meets In Bundy Home
Tioga EHU members met at 930 S. Central with Mrs. Freda Bundy. A spring tea report was given from Thayer and Tioga Unit will be recognized in Independence on May 9. A donation was made to Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and Mrs. Frank Young joined as a new member. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson led the lesson noting two million dollars of property is lost annually to fires. St Patricks Day refreshments were served.
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Fileven
Tioga Ehu
Freda Bundy
S. Central
Thayer
Tioga
Independence
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Frank Young
Dorothy Wilson
Buffalo
Blue Bird
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Lola Sauders
Harry Orendorff
Adeline Shepherd
Armand Bishop
Rena Clinesmith
Frances Clough
Kathleen McKinsey
Inventions and Labor Leaders From 1836 to 1869
The first printing telegraph was built by Carl August von Steinheil in 1836. Ward Stone Ireland invented the stenotype machine in 1911. The Noble Order of the Knights of Labor was organized in 1869 by Uriah Stephens.
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Carl August von Steinheil
America
Ward Stone Ireland
The
Noble Order of the Knights of Labor
Uriah Smith Stephens
Diabetes Screening Planned at Central Park March 26
The American Legion Auxiliary and Kansas State Department of Health sponsor a diabetes screening at Central Park Community Building March 26 from 10 am to 8 pm. Overweight individuals, those over 40, with diabetic relatives, or mothers of large babies are urged to attend. A finger blood test yields results in minutes and a second test is given if initial sugar is high. minors must be accompanied or have parental permission.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Kansas State Department of Health
Central Park
Community Clubs Schedule for Chanute Wednesday
Social Calendar lists meetings and events for Chanute including EHU groups at Orchid Buffet and Victory EHU, Gem and Mineral Society, IOOF hall Ladies Auxiliary, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Sorosis, Athenaeum, and multiple church circles. Also notes Wesleyan Service Guild dinner, Sweet Adelines, and Toastmasters with locations and start times.
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EHU
Wilson
Allen
Chanue Culture Club
Orchid
Victory Ehu
Howard Mce- Nell
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Masonic Temple
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Barket
Christian Women's Pall
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Cosmos
Zae Allen
S. Santa Fe
Sorosis
Wits ‘Bartlett
S. Ashby
Athenaeum
E A. Sharpe
S. Lafayette
20Th Century Study Club
Lila Mee
S. Highland
Modern Study Club
Merle Kelly
S. Highland — Fream Outlook A Club
van M. Bauer
E. 4Th
Opine
Art Show at Erie by Extension Homemakers
Neosho County Extension Homemakers present a public art show Wednesday from 1 30 to 6 p m in the Erie courthouse meeting room. EHU members display painting ceramics enamel leather sculpture wood jewelry weaving and needlework. First place advances to the Hutchinson state workshop and art show April 24 25.
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Neosho County Extension Homemakers
Erie
EHU
State Extension Homemakers
Hutchinson
Lansing
Mich
Lloyd Dalton
S. Katy
Extension Homemakers
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Reports Embroidered Towels Meeting
The towels were embroidered for the hostess during a Thursday gathering at 206 N Western attended by 10 members. President Mrs. Ralph Debler led the session. A covered dish lunch was served, and the group plans April 11 with Mrs. Debler, R. 3.
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Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Ed Brinkmeyer
N. Western
Ralph Debler
Jaycee Wives Meet with Two Co-Hosts
Jaycee Wives gathered Thursday night with Mrs. Joe Oswald and Mrs. Joe Mar Nell as co-hostess. Thirteen regular members attended. Mrs. David Garrett introduced later at 322 West Fourth.
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Joe Oswald
W. Lincoln
Joe Marnell
David Garrett
Dove Hunters Bag Estimated Two Million Doves in Alabama
The state of Alabama reports that dove hunters collectively bag about two percent of a million doves each year.
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Alabama
Retarded Children Focus Of CWF Lesson At First Christian
Mrs. Dick Crowl led the Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the First Christian Church with the theme With Patient Love addressing mentally retarded children. Jerry Steele and Mrs. Chester Kustanborter assisted as they discussed educational opportunities and causes of mental retardation. Shirley Selanders of Humboldt sent a letter, and Miss Larrick’s circle served refreshments while Larsen circle received a membership pin for top turnout.
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Dick Crowl
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Crowl
Jerry Steele
Unified District 413
Chester Kustanborter
Association For
Steele
Chanute
Kustanborter
United States
Testerman
Robert Larrick
Larsen Circle
Auxiliary Meeting and Initiation at Memorial Building
The American Legion Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner before its Thursday meeting in the Memorial Building. Eight new members were initiated and officers appointed. Diabetic clinic plans were announced for March 26 at Central Park, aiming to test about 3,000 persons. Delegates were chosen for the Parsons convention with several alternates noted.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
St. Patrick’s
Kenneth Cumings
Mmes
William Bowker
Harry Butman
Harold Kimble
Margaret Rausch
Augusta Morgan
Linda Cumings
Willa Casper
Dian Rausch
Roy Williams
Iva Jones
Fred Heinze
Central Park
Heinze
Malaysia
the Tribune
James Washington
Vietnam
Parsons
Virgil Frie
Holland Tunnel Named for Clifford M. Holland
The Holland Tunnel under the Hudson River was named after Clifford M. Holland, the project’s chief engineer.
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Holland
Hudson River
Clifford M. Holland
Alma Jean Heer Engaged To Gary Wayne Wright
The Rev and Mrs Leo A Heer announce the engagement of their daughter Alma Jean to Gary Wayne Wright son of Mr and Mrs Noble Wright of Fort Scott The couple met through Eskridge High School Overland Park and Southwestern Bell employments The wedding is planned for June in Kansas City area.
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Leo A. Heer
S. Evergreen
Alma Jean
Gary Wayne Wright
Noble Wright
Fort Scott
Miss Heer
Eskridge High School
Eskridge
Overland Park
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas City Wright
Fort Scott Bible School
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Kansas City College and Bible School
Cancer Society Committees Meet
The American Cancer Society education and service committees gathered in the Heritage room of the public library to plan public educational and service efforts. Out-of-town attendees included Ruth Greene of Emporia and Alice Shaw of Topeka, with local leaders Cecilia Beuligman, Barbara Keller, Helen Anderson, Lyle Rutter, Carol Burkman, Bill Hosselt, Peggy Ray, and Dave Robinson. A service committee in Erie is being organized.
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The
American Cancer Society
Heritage
Public Library
Ruth Greene
Emporia
ACS
Kansas
Alice Shaw
Topeka
Ray Christiansen
Neosho County
Cecilia Beuligman
Barbara Keller
Helen Anderson
Lyle Rutter
Neosho County Community Junior College
Carol Burkman
Bill Hosselt
Peggy Ray
Dave Robinson
Erie
Holly Mothers Club Meets at Mrs Dunlap Home
Mrs W F Dunlap hosted the Holly Mothers Club at 217 N Forest with 14 members present. Mrs Junior Zimmerman led the meeting and Mrs Don Mitchell won the door prize. Mrs Jerry Steele reviewed Dwight Eisenhower's At Ease Stories I Tell to My Friends. A salad course was served by Mrs Homer Cook and Mrs Charles Ballou. The next gathering is set for March 28 with Mrs Richard Ashley.
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W. F. Dunlap
N. Forest
Holly Mothers Club
Junior Zimmerman
Don Mitchell
Dwight Eisenhower
Jerry Steele
Homer Cook
Charles Ballou
Richard Ashley
S. Allen
Bermuda’s Economy Relies Heavily on Tourism and Imports
Bermuda depends mainly on tourism for income and imports almost all manufactured goods and foodstuffs.
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Bermuda
Laurel Mothers Club Meeting at Heritage Library
Fourteen members of the Laurel Mothers Club met Friday in the Heritage room of the public library. Mrs. James Hutchison hosted and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Kenneth Simmons and Mrs Joe Jones. New member Mrs. Fred Ellison joined as Dale Fairchild led an interior decorating lesson stressing family reflection. The April 5 meeting will be with Mrs. Lloyd Drybread.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Heritage
Public Library
James Hutchison
Kenneth Simmons
Joe Jones
Fred Ellison
Dale Fairchild
Lloyd Drybread
Hints From Heloise on Marble Stains and Care
The Heloise column offers practical guidance from Don A. Hagerich of the Marble Institute of America on removing coffee rust and oil stains from marble surfaces. It details poultices using white tissue and cleaners, polishing with tin oxide, and rinsing thoroughly, plus notes on aftercare and reader correspondence.
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Heloise
Don A. Hagerich
Marble Institute of America
The
Marble Institute
Students Visit State Hospital Career Day
Seventy seniors and two junior boys attended Osawatomie State Hospital Career Visitation Day on Wednesday. A hospital panel and patient panel led discussions, followed by tours of the rehabilitation center and facilities.
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Sexa
Osawatomie State Hospital
Don Abbuehl
William Hasty
Homer Cook
Virgil Akins
Sunny Stone EHU meets for health drive and tea plans
In Buffalo Marie Brock hosted the Sunny Stone EHU meeting at Mrs. W. K. Eagle’s home with fifteen members. Pat McGregor read a safety suggestion and plans were made for Red Cross donations and the Wilson County spring tea at Altoona. April 9 meeting set at Mrs. McGregor’s home.
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Buffalo
Marie Brock
W. K. Eagle
Pat McGregor
Red Cross
Wilson County
Altoona
Oley Apt
McGregor
Hanna to Speak at Talk of the Month Club
Charles M. Chuck Hanna will headline the Talk of the Month club meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Orchid Buffet. He blends humor and homespun philosophy and will discuss Mind Your Own Business in what organizers call a fresh enthusiastic approach, closing the season.
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Charles M
Chuck) Hanna
Philospher
Vicki Jo McCoy Engaged to Wayne J Roth
Mr and Mrs Edward A McCoy of rural Yates Center announce the engagement of their daughter Vicki Jo to Wayne J Roth son of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Roth of Pfeifer Miss McCoy a 1964 Humboldt High School graduate also attended Clark s Business College Topeka employed as a cashier at Credithrift of America Chanute Noth a 1964 Victoria High School graduate also attended Coffeyville Junior College and Washburn University of Topeka He is now serving with the United States Army stationed at Ft Benning Ga An April 20 wedding is planned
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Edward A. McCoy
Yates Center
Vicki Jo
Wayne J. Roth
Alphonse Roth
Pfeifer
Miss McCoy
Humboldt High School
Clark's Business College
Topeka
Credithrift of America
Chanute Noth
Victoria High School
Victoria
Coffeyville Junior College
Washburn University of Topeka
United States Army
Ft. Benning, Ga
Retirement Party for A J Busse Marks 16 Years at Martin Tractor
A retirement dinner honored A J Bill Busse of Chanute at the Orchid Buffet Saturday night. Busse served 16 years in the Martin Tractor Company service department. Dick Rogenmoser of Topeka presented a gold watch. Burt Campbell, branch manager, gave Mrs Busse a yellow rose corsage. Thirty six attendees included Chanute employees and their wives along with field servicemen from Independence and Pittsburg. The Busse couple plans travel to visit their children as their main retirement plan.
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A. J
Bill) Busse
Busse
Martin Tractor Company
Dick Rogenmoser
Topeka
Burt Campbell
Chanute
Independence
Pittsburg
Mrs. Busse
Mrs. Morris Hosts Autumn Mothers Salad Supper
Twelve members of the Autumn Mothers Club met at Mrs. Paul Morris’s home 327 W 6th for a salad supper after a business session. Salads and recipes were auctioned. Mrs. Charles Winfrey won the door prize. Next meeting set for March 28 with Mrs. Ed Hartman at 112 S Western.
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Autumn Mothers Club
Paul Morris
Kenneth Johnson
Charles Winfrey
Ed Hartman
S. Western
Officers Elected By Golden Shrine
Golden Shrine elected officers for 1968 and 1969 at a Friday meeting in the Masonic Temple. New officers include Mrs Earl Peterson Thayer as worthy high priestess and Mrs Vernie C. Steele as noble prophetess with Chanute members overseeing roles. installation set for 7 pm April 19. Mrs Floyd Kelly led a covered dish dinner preceding the meeting with St Patrick themed tables by Kathryn Groskinsky.
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Golden Shrine
Masonic Temple
Earl Peterson
Thayer
Shepherds
Harry Kennedy
Walnut
Vernie C. Steele
Nathan Hole
Inez Bray
E. L. Lewis
Violet Jeffers
Nelle Stevens
Lila Mee
Chanute
Floyd Kelly
St. Patrick's
Kathryn Groskinsky
Chanute Tribune Reader Notice and Classified Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and office details. It then shows subscription rates for in and out of town readers, including terms for mail and carrier delivery, with pricing by year, half year, quarter, and month.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Post Office
Chanute
Reading Rooms Reminder for Seekers and Visitors
A brief note invites readers to recall the Christian Science Reading Room as a resource for personal study and comfort, emphasizing its availability to the public.
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Christian Science Reading Room
N. Forest & Elm Chanute, Kansas
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Neosho Valley
Bundy
E. Main
Kennth Cumings
Homemakers Art Show
R._ L. Christie
First Baptist Church
Edith Thompson
Everett Wiles
N. Grant
Grace Hill
Homer Waggoner
Marjorie Sharp
Linus Lofgren
N. Steuben
Charlotte Worley
Percy Rowan
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian
Orchid Buffet
Beta Sigma Phi
Darrell Erikson
Colfax Baptist Church
WMS
Don Horton
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Hannah
Glen Shockey
Dorcas
Emma Barnquist
Amanda Johnson
Ruth
Signa Anderson
Jaycee
the JR. Kayettes
Royster
Children’s Federation
Royster Jr. High
Alma Jean Heer
Cancer Society
Mrs. Dunlap
Holly
Heloises
Madeira
Davis Paint Store
State Hospital
Earlton
Evangelical United Brethren
Susan McLaren
Lewis Taylor
A. J. Elliott
Hanna
Talk Club
Vicki Jo McCoy
Vickie Jo McCoy
Bill
Mrs. Morris
Autumn
Chanute Tribune
A. Chanute
Wallin
Wayn J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Bev Nicholas
R. Fran. Dorsey Osborn
Fmn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Monitor
Mobile Maid
Home Appliance CO
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