Kennebunk Holiday Guests Fill Local Homes
A sequence of extended family and friends visits spread across Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and surrounding areas over the holiday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baum and families from New Jersey, the Malings and Brisards, the Coopers in Kennebunk Village, Devoe relatives in Heverill, and numerous others from Maine and nearby towns.
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Robert Gould
Wendy Lee
Robert, R
Oakhurst
N. J
Arbert Baum
Kennebunkover Village
Ige Gould
Portland
Aums
Daugher
Herbertum, Jr
Ellen, Reer
Herbert
Kennebunk Lower Village
Lowell Maling
Kithy
Storertreet
Leo Brisard
Fletcher Street
Kennebunk
Milton Maling
Linda
Milton
Ige Maling
Alfred
Edmund Cooper
Debbie
Cathy
Edmund
Gardiner
George Cooper
Kennebunk Village
Cooper Home
Norman Nunan
Amnie
Sandy
Norman
Kennebunkport
Rosalie Devoe
York Street
Heverhill
Augustus Devoe
Albert White
Norman Devoe
Charles Belyea
Percy Belyea
Windham
Donald Belyea
Westbrook
Stephen Belyea
Gorham
Howard Cole
Gray
Raymond Belyea
Henry Smith
Doris Emmons
Margaret Cashman
Mattapan
Mass
Stephen Leskowsky
Berry Court
Norman Stevens
Tidewater Court
Mery Holden
Edward Michaud
Auburn
Fred O'Bleins
West Kennebunk
Earl Witham
Sheila
Vickie
Elsie Bouchard
Margaret Bouchard
John Bourne
Brooklyn
N. Y
John
Watch Night Services at Washington Avenue Church Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach plans a district Scout meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Methodist Church vestry with refreshments. Troop 335 is sponsored by the church and Maynard Shorey is the institutional representative. A separate note mentions Mrs Donald Briggs scoring at the Dessert Bridge Club gathering at Mrs Arthur Dickson’s home.
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Washington Avenue Methodist Church
John T. Stahl
York County
Methodist Church
Maynard Shorey
Donald Briggs
Bridie Clab
Arthur T. Dickson
B Street
Population pressures drive massive resettlement schemes in China
Red China reportedly moves large populations into underdeveloped regions of Sakiong and Inner Mongolia due to rapid growth. The plan aims to alleviate urban crowding by shifting residents to frontier areas and boosting local development.
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Red China
Sakiong
Inner Mongolia
Memorial VFW Auxiliary Informal Meeting Observed
Old Orchard Memorial VFW Auxiliary held an informal meeting at the Post Home on Atlantic Avenue. President Statia Pelletier presided, a report on donated toys and clothing was given, refreshments were served, and Rita Belair won the mystery prize. Next meeting set for January 9.
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Old Orchard Memorial V.F.W
Post Home
Atlantic Avenue
Statia Pelletier
Rita Belair
Marion Duhamel
Doris Warner
Gloria Lemay
Ruth Hamilton
Gladys Edwards
Christmas Holiday Visits Across New England and Ontario
Cape Porpoise residents traveled widely for the holidays with relatives in Winchester Massachusetts Bangor Maine Manchester Connecticut Wa ter town Massachusetts and North Adams Massachusetts. Notable notes include Capt Douglas Nunan returning from sea and Cape Porpoise’s oldest resident Pharaoh H Perry dying Christmas Day after a long life.
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C. A. Buchanan
Winchester
Mass
Earl Lush
Bangor
George Lush
George Emmons
Harry Emmons
Ontario
Henry Simon
Marie Somers
Bloomfield
N. J
Far
Harvey
William Mercier
Naples
Fla
Helen Sherwood
George Seavey
John
Manchester
Conn
Janet Seavey
Watertown
Ernest Ridlon
Ernest, Jr
Orono
Douglas Nunan
Harvard Mann
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Fremont Ridlon
Gary Ridlon
Robyn
Ardelle Maling
Pharaoh H. Perry
Travel group backs three new national holidays
The National Association of Travel Organizations advocates a Monday Holiday bill adding three long weekends each year. Washington's Birthday Memorial Day and Independence Day would shift to the third Monday in February last Monday in May and first Monday in July. The plan aims to cut absenteeism and gain support in many state legislatures.
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Esther van Wagoner Tufty
Washington
National Association of Travel Organizations
United States
National Association
Kiwanis Club Installs New Officers At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis members were installed at a Ladies Night event at the Elks home in Saco. Lt. Gov. Francis Lynch presided. New officers include Edward C. Jackson as president and John M. Wortman as immediate past president. A roast beef dinner and musical program followed with officers and guests in attendance.
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Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club
Elks Home
Portland Road
Saco
Francis Lynch
Gray
John Wortman
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Donald W. Shorey
George R. Skillin
John M. Wortman
Edward C. Jackson
Alphonse H. Monier
Robert M. Corliss
Adelbert M. Jakeman, Jr
Rupert H. Davis
Louis Balkan
J. Wilgott Anderson
Paul FE. Macreth
Roland Mewer
J. Nason Milliken
Emerson D. Parlin
Louis W. Simpson
Donald W. Briggs
J. W. Anderson
Orrin Clark
Robert M. York
Russell K. Smith
Mario G. Mazzacane
DDS
Wesley M. Mewer
Jason Milliken
Paul E. Magrath
W. Warren Harmon
Herbert R. Bean
Adelbert M. Jakeman, Sr
Arthur T. Dickson
James V. Neithercut
Kiwanis International
Mergery Shuster
Portland
Joseph Mitchell
New Jersey
Donald W. Brigs
Charles R. Cote
Robert H. Davis
Arthur Dickson, Jr
C. Russell Durant
Adebert M. Jakeman
James T. Monsatsos
Dorothy Deans
Emerson DD. Parlin
Lollis W. Simpson
Pussell K. Smith
Kennedy faces trying task for Kennedy as president
James Marlow analyzes the early Kennedy administration, noting Congress will test his shrewdness more than new proposals. Domestic goals like aged care via Social Security face possible Southern Democrat and Republican coalition opposition. Foreign policy looms large with Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, and European alliances requiring steady leadership, fiscal restraint, and strong defense. Kennedy, though young, must navigate Congress and global challenges.
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Washington
John Kennedy
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
James Marlow
Associated Press News
John F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Mansfield
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Latin America
U.S
Africa
West
Soviet Union
Europe
February cabbage listed as plentiful by Agriculture Dept
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture delivered news that cabbage will be plentiful in February, highlighting the green vegetable as a lead item on the government’s food supply list. The dispatch notes cabbage production or supply outlook as part of a broader February harvest forecast.
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American Medical Association
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Sheehan Steps Down. Dark Named Giant Manager
San Francisco Giants replace manager Tom Sheehan with Alvin Dark after a 46 win 50 loss season. Sheehan guided the team after replacing Bill Rigney and led 46 victories before being replaced. The page notes reader ads and wants to read more.
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Sheehan
San Francisco
Tom (Clancy
Bill Rigney
San Franciscans
Alvin Dark
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the Pancake Kitchen
Main Street
Elsie Burgess
Arundel
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Memorial Vfw
Cape
Florence Nunan
Journal Bureau
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Associated Press
Dodge City
St. Louis
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Winter Re Demands
Vienna Rolls
Dox
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Lincon-mercury Division
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