Welcome To The Fold And Local Notices From Biddeford Saco Journal
The Webhannet Woman's Club met at the clubhouse on Fletcher Street with President Mrs. Carl Russell presiding. The program titled Old Houses was given by Mrs. Donald D. Kimball of the Brick Store Museum. Next meeting is May 6 for luncheon and annual reports. Also a special American Legion Auxiliary meeting and Dirigo Girls State selections noted, plus welcomes to newcomers and birth announcements by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webhannet Woman's Club
Fletcher Street
Carl Russell
Donald D. Kimball
Kennebunk
George D. Noiles
Earle Grames
Robert E. Pillsbury
Webber
Dirigo
Webhannet Club
Lemay
Phyllis Truscott
High Street
Alice Doughty
Department of Maine
Catherine Ambrose
Sarah Owen
Truscott
Vietnam War Pressures Stock Market And Economy
AP analysis notes that while war can boost markets, the Vietnam conflict has broadly depressed stocks and damaged confidence. News of potential peace talks sparked a one day surge, but longer term risks include inflation, budget deficits, a worsening balance of payments, and possible wage and price controls clouding the outlook for growth and dollar confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
Vietnam
Johnson
Wall Street
Hanoii
Hanoi
Brownie Troop Meets at Beach Hall in OLD ORCHARD BEACH
Brownie Troop 196 sponsored by Rev James J Mullen K of C Auxiliary met Tuesday at American Legion Hall School Street. Attendees listed. leaders and helpers noted. Girl members discussed plans for Sit-Upons for hikes and home-making for upcoming outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Kennebunk appoints new officers and resignations noted
Kennebunk Chief of Police Frank E. Stevens announces April 1 appointments with Town Manager Donald Dulac and others approved. Miss Caroline Russell of the University of Maine completes eight weeks student teaching at Thornton Academy and returns home. Ted Winston, senior at the University of Maine, Orono, resigns as secretary of state while vacationing after disapproval of Wilsons policy post Lusitania sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Stevens
Donald V. Dulac
Lddie Maxwell
Keith W. Lovejoy
Arnold Pike
Charles H. Hayes Sr
Raymond E. Mosher
Caroline Russell
University of Maine
Thornton Academy
Carl Russell
Alewive Sec
Workshop Ties to Old Orchard Beach Art Association Meeting
Old Orchard Beach Art Association met at Jameson School with President Alice Murphy guiding business. Plans progressed for the Smorgasbord on Saturday April 27 at 6 pm, chaired by Almonza Souliere with Paul Wight tickets. an art auction will follow. A workshop led by Frank Handlen was held, with a large attendee list and a nominating committee named. The next meeting and workshop are set for Tuesday April 23 at 7 pm, moved from April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Art Association
Jameson School
Alice Murphy
Almonza Souliere
Paul Wight
Ethel Wight
Evelyn Monier
Ardis Wortman
Frank Handlen
Alice A. Murphy
Joseph A. Bay
Josephine Bay
Priscilla Skiling
Ardis W. Wortman
4Lyn Monier
Catherine B. Neilson
Frederick Loaf
Ralph H. Meserve
Robert M. Black
Carl L. Bohlin
Tourist Influx Raised as Chamber Reports Rising Requests
Kennebunk Chamber of Commerce officials say accommodation requests are about five percent above last year. They also report growing inquiries for maps and other tourist information, signaling stronger next summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
CIA
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The North Star and Earth's axis alignment
The North Star sits directly over Earth's axis, so Earth's rotation does not alter its apparent position in the sky. This means Polaris remains fixed relative to observers on the planet, acting as a stable celestial reference point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Author Henry Lee Epitaph Of Washington Noted Oration
Henry Light-Horse Harry Lee authored the famous epitaph First in war first in peace first in the hearts of his countrymen. He used the line in an oration delivered to Congress after Washingtons death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Light - Horse
Harry Lee
George Washington
Congress
Washington
Canine Cooling Via Tongue and Breath
A historical note explains that dogs cannot perspire like humans. When hot, a dog pants and sticks out its tongue to cool the body through the air it exhales, aiding heat regulation in summer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nils H. Strombom
Augusta
Robyne Lyne
U.S. Army Hospital
Fort Gordon
Strombom
Merrilyn Rice
Edward R. Rice
Hearn Road
Saco
Harold V. Strombom
Guam
Sub Debs
Marshall Bean
Saco Valley Association For
Shaw’s
Club
Mar
Shall Bean
SWARC
Claire Hussey
Mary Winston
Sub Debts
Deborah Hanson
Deborah Trecartin
Dianne Pendleton
Beach Hall
Stephanie Chamberlain
Brenda Hunter
Susan Carlson
Sandra Parker
Karen Champagne
Mary Beth Goudreau
Lorraine Basnar
Diane Maloy
Connie Girard
Debra Boyer
Connie Crosby
George King
Lee Basnar
Edmund Cashen
Art Association
Selec
Tion
Pepperell Sheet Store
Shampa
Hamburg
Germany
New South Wales
Captain Cook
Australia
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