Rev Edward W Meury to Preach at Ocean Park
Rev Edward W Meury of Wellesley Massachusetts and Camden summer resident will be guest preacher at The Temple Ocean Park Sunday at 10 30 am The Temple choir will provide music with Miss Bernice F Libby accompaniment Adelbert M Jakeman will preside Sunday School for youth will be in B C Jordan Memorial hall Miss Ethel G Nelson directs The Stiles and Woodruff memorials honor the late local figures A 5 pm beach vesper feature Rev Hartley T Grandin of Concord New Hampshire heads the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W Meury
Wellesley Congregational Church
Wellesley
Mass
Camden
Temple
Ocean Park
Ward R. Nelson
Immanuel Baptist Church
Portland
Harry Lindley
Hedding Methodist Church
Barre
Beach
Hartley T. Grandin
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Council of Churches
New Hampshire Bible Society
Ocean Park Association
Alan Paton
Bishop's Company
American Repertory Players
Santa Barbara
Calif
Merle Harbach
Alison Damon
Lee Rinker
Claudia Storms
Stephen Brownfield
Karl Slinkard
David Ridenour
Kenneth R. Henley
Second Congregation
Greenfield
Ocean Park Assembly
Phyllis Benbow Beardsley
Ixopo
South Africa
Johannesburg
States
Canada
Gerald H. Kennedy
The
Methodist Church
Kennebunk plans special meeting for boiler upgrade
Kennebunk selectmen chaired by Norman Stevens set a special town meeting for Friday at 7 p m to decide financing a cast iron boiler for the Industrial building on Storer Street now housing Kesslen Shoe. Seltzer of Alston Mass was low bidder at 422400 with Light and Power District paying a third and the town two thirds with Kesslen Shoe repaying one third in installments through 1964. A future special meeting will also cover Park Street Playground and new street acceptances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stevens
Kennebunk Selectmen
Robert York
George Noiles
Kennebunk Light and Power District
Philip Saxe
Kessien Shoe
Storer Street
Seltzer Company
Alston
Mass
The
Light and Power District
Kennebunk
Kesslen Shoe
Park Street
Williams Family Given Fo'2 At Home Surprise
A house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Williams at their Apple Lane home in Kennebunk featured a cash purse gesture. Hostesses included Mrs. Roy Gordо, Mrs. Stuart Hathaway, and Mrs. John Lindsey. Attendees listed from American Cyanamid in Sanford and numerous Kennebunk residents, with several invited but unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Williams
Apple Lane
American Cyanamid Company
Sanford
Anthony Monaco
Robert Lowe
Robert Pelletier
Neil Perry
Robert McDonald
William C. May
John Jeffries
Henry Willike
Glendon Clarke
Stuart Hathaway
Jean Jones
Eugene Lemouak
Cincinnati
Edmund Boucher
George Marshall
Waldo Cummings
Stanley Hurd
Spencer Andrews
Kenneth Jones
Churchill Cressey
Peter
Ascanio
Edward Jellison, Jr
Edward Jellison
John Downing
Stuart Maddox
Gilbert Davis
Raoul Charland
James Dunn
Floyd Bull
Ocean Park To Conduct Annual August Week
Ocean Park will host the annual August Chautauqua Week Monday through Friday with morning sessions led by Rev. John R. Schroeder at B. C. Jordan Memorial hall. The program features daily nature talks, slides, a lecture by Edward Rowe Snow, a Goodwins Mills concert, and a Friday banquet with William M. Clark as guest speaker. All events are free, advance reservations required, and a Temple film schedule is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
B. C. Jordan Memorial Hall
John R. Schroeder
United Baptist Church
Lewiston
Jordan Hall
Edward W. Dodge
Albany
N. Y
Woods
Edward Rowe Snow
Marshfield
Mass
Santa Claus
Cedar River
Assembly Music
Temple Motion Pictures
Luncheon and Gift Table Hosted by St David Guild
In Kennebunk the St David Guild of St David Episcopal Church plans its annual luncheon and gift table on Portland Street from 11 30 a m to 1 p m on Wednesday. Mrs Woodbury Moulton will lead the luncheon and Mrs Charles Hatch will head the gift table assisted by other church women. Alden H Bradley on 15 day leave from McConnell AFB Wichita Kan visits his parents on Dane Street with siblings from Washington DC. Other locals host guests and residents welcome friends at various homes on Winter Longview Terrace Spring Hill Gardens and Apple Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David Guild
St. David Episcopal Church
Portland Street
Woodbury Moulton
Charles Hatch
Alden H. Bradley
U.S. Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Leon Bradley
Dane Street
Bradley
Walter Cutler
Allen
Washington, D.C
Cutler
State Department
Robert Maling
Roxanne
Billy
Winter Street
Longview Terrace
Hugh Googins
Spring Hill Gardens
West Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Merle Robertson
Sherry
Vicki
Winchester
Ronald Robertson
Summer Street
Robertson
Ray Robertson
Swanville
Charles Williams
Cincinnatti
Kenneth Williams
Apple Lane
Penwood
Kennebunk
Kenneth Slowik
Nancy Seeley
New Haven
School Union 6 Superintendent Resigns Post
Willard T. Jacobsen of Alfred resigns as superintendent of School Union 6 to take a similar post in Connecticut. Effective August 31, interviews set for August 21. Jacobsen joined in 1956 after Maynard Wright retired, with Acton Alfred Newfield Shapleigh Lyman Lim erick and Waterboro in the union. He has been active in civic and fundraising and in progressive education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard T. Jacobsen
Alfred
School Union 6
Carl E. Rhodes
Jacobsen
Connecticut
Rhodes
Maynard E. Wright
Acton
Newfield
Shapleigh
Lyman
Limerick
Waterboro
Kennedy Faces How Midterm Results Shape Kennedy Agenda
Kennedy warns that losing five House seats would erase his working majority. Analysts cite four imponderables for November: economy, presidential popularity, ability to explain complex bills, and public reaction to policy proposals like urban affairs and health care for the aged. The White House mail suggests some support for Kennedy plans, but mail is not a reliable barometer. Historical note recalls party gains in 1934 under FDR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee
Kennedy
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs
White House
Olete Reeces Sheemis Laddlasla
Nason on Education urges early effort for slow starters
Dr. Leslie J. Nason of USC argues that bright students can lag at term start as summer activities fade. He recommends incentives for good work, handwriting retraining, purposeful reading, and structured study routines to raise early grades and maintain motivation.
New Portland Prison Plans Framed as Modern School Style
Report outlines New Portland jail design with strict separation of inmates by gender and age, maximum security for hardened criminals, and civil prisoners housed separately. The exterior is described as modern and attractive, resembling an elementary school rather than a traditional prison, with no visible bars from the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Birthday Fete For Linda Derham
Linda Derham celebrated her 11th birthday at her parents home on Summer Street. Guests included Gordon Hancock, Richard Hancock, Sandra Dickinson, Barbara and Elaine Baker, Linda’s brothers Robert and David, Mrs. William Hancock, and Mrs. Luther Derham. A gift opening preceded a social hour and refreshments, with a cake baked by Linda’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Derham
Luther Derham
Summer Street
Mrs. Derham
Gordon
Richard Hancock
Sandra Dickinson
Barbara
Elaine Baker
Linda
Robert
David
William Hancock
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E. W. Meury
Kennebunk States
Williams
Bishops Company
School Union
JFK
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hawaii
Shirley Ann Libby
Ernest E. Libby
South Portland
Cpl
Maurice Atwood Merrill
Morris Merrill
Lafayette Street
Saco
Libby
Plus School of Business
First National Bank of Portland
Merrill
Thornton Academy
Maine Maritime Academy
Kaneohoe
Loring Studios
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
New Portland
Fisher
Corvair
MONZA
Chevrolet
ED & Frank Chevrolet, Inc
Alfred Street
Biddeford
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