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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes U S 169 had record traffic in Kansas latest survey but was not placed on 1960 major improvement list. Construction plans evolve. many 1959 projects were set years earlier and still in planning stages.
The author rents a SEAT in Madrid and drives toward the French border, describing road quality, sparse traffic, and varied scenery. He notes Spanish inns, food, and clean toilets, then discusses highway planning and specific problems on U.S. 169, urging action by 1960.
A well dressed bandit stole nearly 48 in cash a ring and seven gallons of gasoline Saturday night at the White Eagle filling station 320 S Santa Fe. He escaped in a car leaving the attendant Harold Dutch unconscious in a restroom. In Chanute bond news the city clerk reports payments on water works bonds despite a state fiscal agency shutdown tied to a bond scandal. A Wilson County road survey starts linking Chanute and Wichita with eight miles of Wilson County eastward to K9 and K39. Preacher Grace Edwards told a Nazarene revival hell is real urging escape from wrath. A GAR bean supper is planned and Mary Dudrow was elected clerk to fill a vacancy on the school board.
The verse proclaims that the word of God abides in believers and they have overcome the evil one. It echoes John’s message about abiding truth and spiritual victory through faith.
A collage of light local notes from several papers. A Sunday rummage sale ad invites bringing husbands. a chef asserts men can outcook wives while noting range controls. a dairyman reports pond troubles from low water and too many sun perch in milk. Other quips feature marital praise and humorous fire alarm routines.
Drew Pearson recalls a 1951 Vatican audience with Pope Pius XII, describing the pope's frail yet magnetic presence and the Vatican's lavish setting. He notes the pope's influence against Nazi communists, his support for just laws and housing, aid to Jewish refugees, and a humorous moment with a Genovese pilgrim who wished to be pope.
Dr George W Crane urges parents not to blame themselves when children misbehave and argues teens must share obligation to family. He notes Bella Z a troubled 18 year old and calls for readers to send for his Behavioral Test for Teen-Agers to gauge emotional maturity and parental tests.
Chanute Tribune details publication facts and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. No specific event or person is described beyond standard editorial and postal information.
Mrs Roy Williams and Dwight Abbott mourn the death of Mrs Mary Abbott. Postmasters and others attended a four day convention in Cincinnati then toured the Smoky Mountains to Chattanooga. Local families attended events, hayrack rides, and missionary meetings, with updated schedules for women workers and monthly work days.
Melt unsweetened chocolate in a custard cup placed in a strainer over a boiling tea kettle. Remove the lid from the kettle to allow steam and ensure steady heat.
Channel 7 shows December Bride Star and the Story Twenty One Honeymooners Sea Hunt Zane Grey Theatre Tennessee Ernie Show Playhouse 90 You Bet Your Life Masquerade Party How To Marry a Millionaire other partners KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE schedule details and times across multiple networks for the day.
The Goodlander Home in Fort Scott closes after housing more than 1,000 orphans and children from broken homes since 1899. Run by local women, the facility survived health orders, with many alumni becoming nurses, professionals, or community leaders. The historic three story building, once housing military officers, sits beside the Bourbon County Historical Museum. efforts aim to preserve the structure.
Advertises Odrinex a tiny tablet that suppresses appetite promising substantial fat loss in seven days. Claims no dieting or exercise needed and guarantees money back if weight loss does not occur within a week. Sold by McCune Drug Store 1065 VW Main with mail orders offered.
Pittsburg Kansas fire started by a 1921 vintage truck during a trial run when a broken fuel line burst into flame and set dry grass alight. John Marietta and his son operated the engine out in a field, but the old vehicle had to be helped free from the blaze.
The engine's blaze was suddenly quenched by an unlikely tool a fire extinguisher leaving observers amazed at the odd containment method and the surprising turn in an otherwise tense incident.
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