Community notices from Kennebunk and area church groups
Regular meetings of Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters and the Evening Alliance of the Kennebunk Unitarian church are announced for midweek. Grange plans a Tuesday meeting with refreshments. other items include hospital patients, a U.S. Air Force homecoming, a nursing patient at Webber hospital, a Myrtle Lodge Pythias rank work, and a Central Fire Station supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Temple Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Om Vail
Everett
Joyce
Danis
Maynard Rollins
Sea Road
York Village Hospital
Ade Wayne Dickinson
U.S. Air Force
Sawyer Air Force Base
Michigan
Henry Dickinson
Summer Street
Boston
Elmer Mitchell
Parsons Street
Webber Hospital
Joseph Chaffce
Kezar Falls
Frederick Welch
Intervale Road
Women’s Alliance
The
Unitarian Church
Ways and Means
Donald Pearson
Sidney C. Crawford
Harold H. Bourne
William Taylor
Maynard Redson
Roland Dutch
Central Fire Station
Kennebunk
Washington Hose Company
Kennebunk Lower Village
Union St. John auxiliary and local groups meet this week
A series of Tuesday meetings are planned for Union St John ee St John auxiliary guild Cross workshop Ocean Park Home Extension and other local groups. Miss Ethel Wight will host Know Your Neighbor on Brazil. A card party at St John parish hall Thursday starts a public series after Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union St. John Ee
St. John Auxiliary Guild
Sarah Smith
Temple Avenue
Toilers-by-the-Sea
Ada Cole
Colby Avenue
Vo Cross
Ocean Park
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Ethel Wight
Brazil
Old Orchard Memorial V. F. War
Post Home
Atlantic Avenue
St. John ‘Parish Hall
St. John Street
1959 Ford Custom 300 four door one owner sale
Low mileage 1959 Ford Custom 300 with overdrive, R and H, now 995 from 1295. Also 1958 Ford Country Sedan station wagon with automatic transmission, R and H, reduced from 995 to 795.
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Plymouth Belvedere
P.S
P.B
Coune
P.S. P.B
WWI Veterans Seek Expanded Benefits in New Congress
Edward J. Neron, national commander of the Veterans of World War I, urges 1917 and 1918 veterans to contact the Washington headquarters to learn plans for pension legislation. The group, chartered in 1958, has enrolled over 225,000 members and seeks expanded benefits.
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Congress
Neron
Author Visits At Old Orchard Beach
Mrs Florence Benson entertained Mrs Nila Holyoke O Hearn of Milwaukee a short story writer and author of children's educational books during the holidays. Mrs O Hearn and her late husband have identified over 400 North American birds and have ten bird talks on TV. They are avid art collectors owning many Carl Priebe paintings. Mrs O Hearn left Wednesday to return to Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Benson
Nila Holyoke O’hearn
Milwaukee
Wis
Beach Card Party Winners Named
The Abbott-Verville AMVETS post home in Old Orchard Beach hosted a card party. Mrs Jan Simpson won the ladies high prize and Mrs Clara Demers won the ladies low prize. Dan Guarino took the men's high prize and the Queens prize, Paul Cote earned the men's low prize, and Albert Pettengill won a special prize. Another card party is set for next Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Abbott - Verville Amvets
Walnut Street
Old Orchard Beach
Jan Simpson
Clara Demers
Dan Guarino
Paul Cote
Albert Pettengill
Red Flag criticizes Khrushchev and revisionists in editorials
Red Flag denounces Khrushchev's policies in an editorial on Leninism and modern revisionism. It accuses some leaders of fabrications and argues socialist nations must rely on just strength and avoid nuclear gambles in international affairs, including Cuba.
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Red Flag
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
Cuba
Sandburg Recalled by Douglas and Steinbeck in Tributes
William O. Douglas praised Carl Sandburg as a lasting figure linked to Lincoln and his Lincoln biography, a Pulitzer winner. John Steinbeck, fresh Nobel laureate, offered remarks during an autographing session noting Sandburg’s enduring legacy.
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William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
John Steinbeck
Art Classes Open At Brick Store Museum In Kennebunk
The Brick Store Museum's Art Center Workshop in Kennebunk begins an eight week winter program with a ceramic studio for advanced pottery. John Emery of Springvale will lead monthly two hour demonstrations, while Mrs. Leslie E. Norwood guides decorative painting and stenciling. Edward Mayo of Kennebunkport leads an oil and watercolor course, and Mrs. Stacy Wentworth offers a ceramics session. Rug braiding with Mrs. Bowdoin starts January 14, and ten Jacobean embroidery classes led by Mrs. R. Edgar Fisher begin February 4. Prospective students must register for supply orders from England. More details at the Dane Street center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Art Center Workshop
Brick Store Museum
Brazer Guild
Edward Mayo
Kennebunkport
Stacy Wentworth
Syracuse University
Charles H. Bowdoin
Kennebunk
R. Edgar Fisher
England
New Art Center
Dane Street
Kennebunk High Offers Adult Evening Classes
Fifty seven applicants have signed up for Kennebunk High School adult education classes from a November town meeting. Typing led, welding second, electricity third, shorthand fourth, blueprint reading and machine shop fifth. Principal Frederick Welch predicts strong turnout from the Iddeford Saco area for blueprint reading and machine shop as classes commence January 21. Faculty includes Agnes Delisle typing Albert Berry machine shop Ronald Robertson blueprint reading Joseph Kearns shorthand Elliott Hill welding Frederick Welch electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkigh
Frederick Welch
Iddeford-Saco
Agnes Delisle
Albert Berry
Ronald Robertson
Joseph Kearns
Elliot Hill
Wells and Ogunquit groups schedule January meetings
The Wells-Ogunquit PTA meets tonight at 7 30 in Wells Elementary with speakers Donald Goodwin Richard Baston and Fred Strout. The Ladies Aid of Wells First Congregational holds Tuesday lunch in Wells. Abraham Lincoln Women's Relief Corps installs officers Wednesday at Wells Grange hall with luncheon. Lions Club meets Tuesday at Chef Wilhelms Ogunquit. Highpine DeMolay visits ill former master councillor James Thomson in Sanford. January Wells-Ogunquit Teachers set meeting Wednesday with Elizabeth Snow Ethel Weymouth Donald Goodwin Russell Noyes and Robert Arlin in charge of program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells - Ogunquit
Parent‘Teacher Association
Wells
Donald Goodwin
Richard Baston
Fred Strout
National Science Foundation
Ladies Aid Society
Wells First Congregational Church
First Church
Abraham Lincoln Women's Relief Corps
Wells Grange Hall
Sanford Road
Wells-Ogunquit
Highpine
Order of DeMolay
James Thomson
Sanford
Jay Smith
Kenney Bassett
David Spinney
Edward Rumson, Jr
Peter Spinney
Gary Grant
Brian Adams
Gerald LaPierre
James Rae
Leata MacDonald Is Shower Guest of Honor
Mrs Leata MacDonald was guest of honor at a baby shower Friday night hosted by Mrs Merry Briggs and Mrs Pat King at Portland Avenue Old Orchard Beach Attendees included Mrs Arthur Mitchell Mrs Irene Guarino Mrs Helen Peele and several others with guests of honor and gifts from Mrs Carmen Granger Mrs Gladys Tarbox and several Murphys families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leata MacDonald
Merry Briggs
Pat King
Briggs
Portland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Arthur Mitchell
Irene Guarino
Helen Peele
Avis Briggs
Alice Dale
Mary Morris
Phyllis Sargent
Helen Speed
Caroline Cummings
Marion Davis
Edna Henaire
Joan Briggs
Sue Sloan
Lucille Davis
Flora Ricker
MacDonald
King
Carmen Granger
Gladys Tarbox
Kay Murphy
Helen Murphy
Margaret Murphy
Paulette Murphy
Marjorie Sweet
Louise King
Bernie Bouchard
The Shortest Tribute
Carl is remembered with a concise tribute noting that many learned from him and that others were inspired by his example in life. The line reflects collective appreciation and influence he left on peers and colleagues.
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Carl
Two Story Home for Americans Plan HA273V
The description presents a well designed two story family home with a large living room dining room and kitchen plus a family room with a fireplace and sliding doors to a rear garden. Four bedrooms two baths and nine closets are upstairs. Architect Fenick A Vogel located at Room 75 117 W 48th St New York NY. Lower floor 912 square feet upper floor 1 048 square feet.
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Fenick A. Vogel
W. 48Th St
New York
N. Y
Five Die As Landmark Is Destroyed In Night Blaze
Boston area police face new murder mysteries as eight stranglings are linked to a 16 year old girl a 69 year old Salem store owner and an unidentified man found dead in Cambridge. Wallingford hotel fire kills five with 26 injured as sections of the building burn.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Kinnard St
Cambridge
David C. Dow
Peter Papazics
Donna Ella Saunders
Roxbury
Harold L. Cartman
Salem
Edward W. Brooke
Edmund L. McNamara
Brooke
Massachusetts
McNamara
Richard Ford
Cartman
Carlman
Bridge Street
Wallingford, Conn
Central Hotel
Ben Frank
Wallingford
The
New Haven Register
Joseph Ivan
James Keating
Paul Snyder
Frank Hartman
Andrew Lenart
Ivan
John Caine
Leo Campos
Meriden Hospital
Thomas Clougherty
McKeesport
Robert Maha
Dravesburg
Robert Taylor
Clougherty
Taylor
Maha
William Dickinson
Laura Seville
Center Street
Wallingford Town Hall
Maria
John Luby
State Committee Head Refutes Charge of Appeasement
Rev Edward F Allen of Augusta and Maine Citizens Committee for Industrial Progress rejects accusations that Gov Reed is a union appeaser. Allen calls the attack idiotic and condemns claims by Walter F Tweedie of Mars Hill that Maine now enjoys industrial peace due to appeasement.
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Augusta
Reed
Edward F. Allen
Maine Citizens Committee For Industrial Progress
Maine
Walter F. Tweedie
Mars Hill
Maine Citizens For Right-to-Work Inc
Bob Hope Christmas Tour Plans Highlight Biddeford Meeting
Our Lady of Victory Circle at Fremont hall Biddeford outlined a February 3 luncheon and whist party with prizes and guest attendance. Donations to the March of Dimes noted while plans for a Notre Dame de Lourdes pemson at Saco on February 10 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory ‘Circle
Fremont Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Emilia Bolduc
Anna Forcier
Emilia Romeo
Cora Leprohon
Yvonne Landry
Yvonne Hevey
Diana Moulin
Juliette Quinn
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Exilia Romeo
iLaudiana Bourque
Alice Nolettel
Aldia Racine
Eva Couture
Javelina Hunt Opens in New Mexico For First Legal Run
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish announces the first legal javelina hunt in Santa Fe and surrounding areas. Officials outline season dates and bag limits as part of the inaugural wildlife management effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Licensing Window Set for Early March 1963
Applications for licenses due February 1 with a $10 fee for residents and $25 for nonresidents. The event or proceedings will take place March 2 to March 10 across Catron Grant Luna and Hidalgo counties.
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Catron
Grant
Luna
Hidalgo
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Edmund Cashen
Mmehers
Erlon Hatch
A. Wesley Leech
Jack Ephross
Roberta Martin
Mille Coyle
Walter Hargreaves
Nomads
Auburn
Lillian Matthews
Mousam’ Road
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Willys Jeep
Motor Sales
Elm Street
Brick Museum
Wells Albeog, Lapierre
Eile
AA ’Tiy
Tweedie
State Committee
J. M. Ross
Pittsburg
Kan
Ross
Gray Horse
Bob Hope
Victory Circle
James Bacon
Hollywood
Greece
Turkey
Robert
Lakeside Country Club
Sam
Bob
Korea
Hope
Panmunjom
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Kennebunk Public Health Association
Public Health Office
Storer Street
W. J. Fortier
Insurance Agency
Bacon Street
Riddeford
Fenderson
Endicott-Johnson
Carter
Adler
Hanes & Mayo
Elm Street, Saco
U. S
Lincoln Service
Mail Today
Lincoln Service Dept
Pekin
Ilinois
J. Edward Whelan
D. D
Optometrist
Adams Street
Towle’s Travel Agency
Main St
Trip Assurance
Clifford A. Purvis
National Society of Public Accountants
Public Accounting
Saco, Maine
Elmwood Drive
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