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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1957
Page
9
A church directory lists services and leaders for numerous denominations in Humboldt including Nazarene First Baptist Temple Baptist and Seventh Day Adventist with priests pastors superintendents and weekly schedules. It notes Sunday School times worship services youth groups and midweek activities across many congregations.
A consolidated list of churches shows service times, pastors, and Sunday school details for multiple denominations including Church of Christ, Methodist, Nazarene, Christian, Evangelical United Brethren, Baptist, and others. Readings include worship hours, Sunday school starts, and midweek prayer meetings across Buffalo, Galesburg, Colfax, Pleasant Valley, and surrounding towns.
The record highlights Amelia Earhart as a pioneering woman in aviation earning distinguished flying status. It notes her training and recognition from the United States and France, with mentions of steel industry ties and honors.
Fehler 1: use are and buy. Correct: We discovered that there are no oranges in the bag, and so we’ll have to buy some more. 2: chirography is pronounced kie-ROG-rah-fee with the stress on the second syllable. 3: Impresario is the misspelled word. 4: aus tere means rigor.
A fragment discusses advocates of an austere lifestyle urging restraint and severity. The piece contrasts stern discipline with perceived morality and questions practical implications in modern life. The tone remains analytical and observational.
In Cheyenne Wyoming Municipal Judge Maxwell Osborn dismissed a careless driving charge against railroad engineer John Elliott and conductor F H Singleton after a train collided with a car. The defense argued the city ordinance applies only to vehicles and that locomotives are exempt from being classed as vehicles.
A wire rope 1656 feet long and 132 inches in diameter, believed to be the largest of its kind, is being supplied by British Ropes of Doncaster for Hong Kong. Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co. will use the rope to haul ships up to 4000 tons.
The text mentions progress toward slipways and rope with a breaking strength of 760 tons. It also notes rosin as a water and turpentine mixture a key ingredient in soap varnish and cement.
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