Kennebunk Residents Attend Weddings and Visits
Kennebunk residents and visitors are mentioned in a series of social notes. Henry Dickinson, employed in Boston, spends a week at his Summer street home. Gilbert and Mrs Lewin of Skowhegan visited siblings in Kennebunk. Betsy Ann Leo wed David Sirois at Notre Dame de Lourdes in Skowhegan. Rev Megert retires after 42 years, having ministered at Cape Porpoise. Families from Kennebunk Landing and Mousam road enjoyed a fishing trip at Frost Pond Camps near Moosehead Lake. Marilyn Beaulieu and Doris Laney visit Edmund L Cashen’s home on Summer street. The Kennebunk Baptist church youth outing to York Beach is set for July 17 with transport help from Mrs Louise Marsh and Miss Clythro Staples. Grandson Ralph E Laitres visits while his grandparents attend a death in Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dickinson
Boston
Summer Street
Gilbert Lewin
Skowhegan
Eugene Lewin
Main Street
William Beauford
Sea Road
Betsy Ann Leo
Leonard Leo
David Sirois
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Leos
Kenn
Henry Megert
Cape Porpoise
Grove Street
Kennebunk
Megert
David Nichols
Stephen
Nichols
Mousam Road
Theodore Towne
York Beach
Louisearsh
Clythro Staples
Edmund L. Cashen
Ralph E. Laitres
Jewett City
Conn
Ralphaitres
Sanford
Laitres
Edouard Laitres
Ogunquit Ladies Aid Plans July 19 Smorgasbord Supper
Ogunquit Baptist church Ladies Aid society postpones lobster supper and schedules a smorgasbord dinner on July 19 at 5 30 p m in the church vestry with Mrs Mabel Keene as general chairman of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Mabel Keene
Beach High School Class Reunion News
The 1957 Beach Orchard High School class held a five year reunion at Cascade Lodge in Saco. Organizers were President John Ladakakos and Janet Doherty. Certificates of recognition went to Robert Chamberlain Carolyn Shorey Wells Tom Tucker and Robert Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach High School
Cascade Lodge
Saco
John Ladakakos
Janet Doherty
Robert Chamberlain
Carolyn Shorey Wells
Tom Tucker
Robert Girard
Robert Wells
Harry Desjardins
Edward Lemire
Raymond Doherty
June Toulouse
Maureen Mokarzel
Jean Wells
Jeanette Cantara
Patricia Daly
Bruce Cecceee
Bruce Marshall
Carole Darling Mosher
Florida
Nancy Lambie Paul
Missouri
Rosalie Bartlett Carrignan
Massachusetts
Sandra _ Stickney Bartlett
Alaska
James Barnhart
Yearbooks Arrive at Kennebunk High
Principal Andrew J. Peterson announced the arrival of the yearbooks at Kennebunk High School. Distribution occurred throughout Tuesday. He also announced a Senior Signing Party for Wednesday at 8:30 PM at the Howard Johnson restaurant on the turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin. Andrew J. Peterson
Kennebunk High School
Howard Johnson
Turnpike
Saco postpones parking restrictions near Dr Rosss office
The Saco City Council voted 4 3 to postpone for 30 days the no parking sections of the Main Street ordinance near Dr Maurice Ross pharmacy Dyer Library and the Dennett and Craig funeral home. Atty Edwin Walker represented Dr Ross and 113 supporters pressed for more study amid traffic and safety concerns including new signals and possible parking lots nearby.
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Saco
Dyer Library
Maurice Ross
Dennett and Craig
Main Street
Atty
Edwin Walker
Dr. Ross
Ncil
Atty. Walker
Bryce Milne
Reed Rumery
Donald Perrin
Gordon Pendleton
Larry Rowe
Earle Emens
Donald
Atty Walker
York Institute
Gooch Street
Cutts Avenue
Dinsmore Worthing
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Ross
Walker
Worthing
Dennett
Craig
City Council
Earle Boothbay
Portland Road
Scarborough
Goose Fare Hill
Board of Assessors
Scarborough Portland Road
Ribicoff Expects To Resign Soon From Cabinet
Hartford AP reports Welfare Secretary Abraham A Ribicoff expects to submit his resignation to President Kennedy within two weeks. He says the move would clear the way for a full scale campaign by him for political office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Postponed Party for LaPierre Anniversary and New Hearth Lounge
Mr. and Mrs. Albee G. LaPierre of Wells hosted a neighborhood gathering Sunday to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary and the opening of the Hearth lounge coffee bar and motel at Tallwood Motor Court. Attendees included family, friends, and numerous local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee G. LaPierre
Wells
LaPierres
Tallwood Motor Court
LaPierre
Carol Hanson
Marilyn Hoar
Barbara Hanson
Patricia Campbell
Gretchen Kline
Mary Elaine LaPierre
Gladys Smith
Miss Hoar
George R. Spiller
Lester E. Allen
Robert A. Fitch
Dorothy H. Fitch
Lions Club Head Proposes Exchange Trips Worldwide
Curtis D Lovill newly elected Lions International president urges US clubs to exchange trips to deepen ties with foreign members. He cited 650,000 Lions in 117 nations performing over 300,000 community service acts last year and expects growth this year. Lovill spoke at a news conference after returning from Europe and meeting Pope John XXIII in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Curtis D Lovill
The
Lions International
United States
Lovill
Lions
Gardiner Advertiser
Winthrop Advertiser
Maine
Nice
France
Lions Club
Mexico
Overseas Press Club
Europe
John XXIII
Rome
Rutland Mayor To Investigate Anti-Semitism
Rutland mayor John J. Daley will meet with postal authorities to examine anti Jewish propaganda circulation in Rutland. He asked the FBI and Post Office officials to probe the distribution of Common Sense by Conde McGinley. Daley will also confer with Rutland police and civil groups about the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
John J. Daley
Daley
FBI
Conde McGinley
Christian Educational Association Union
N.J
Post Office Department
Connecticut Senate Nomination Shapes Weekend Convention
The former governor said he will resign from the federal post on or before July 13 as Connecticut Democrats meet in Hartford for their nominating convention. Ribicoff seeks the Senate seat and faces opposition from U.S. Rep. Frank Kowalski who may challenge him in a primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Federal
Connecticut
Hartford
Ribicoff
Senate
U.S
Frank Kowalski
Teachers Chide Strikes in NEA Convention
In Denver AP report Arthur F. Corey executive secretary of the California Teachers Association condemned strikes as inappropriate and illegal. He urged teachers to use sanctions through professional organizations if negotiations fail and to inform the public through media when districts hinder professional conditions. He stressed sanctions are not strikes and a walkout is avoided while avenues for reform remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Arthur F. Corey
The
California Teachers Association
Corey
National Education Association
NEA
United States
High School Equivalency Exams Set For August
The Maine High School Equivalency tests will be held August 2 and 3 for residents over 21 and veterans under 21 who have graduated. Since January 1, 170 certificates were issued at Maine testing centers and 330 to servicemen during military service. A total of 9,155 certificates have been granted in nearly 15 years. Exams occur at Gorham, Farmington, and Aroostook State Teachers colleges and the University of Maine. applications from Augusta must be returned by July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atus
Joseph J. Devitt
Bureau of Secondary Education
State Department of Education
Maine
Gorham
Farmington
Aroostook
University of Maine
Augusta
Soviet backs China in Formosa crisis pledge
Soviet Premier Khrushchev committed Moscow to backing Communist China in renewed maneuvers in the Formosa Strait. He warned that any attack on the PRC would meet a crushing rebuff from the Chinese people, the Soviet Union, and the entire Socialist camp, made during a report on his Romania trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Formosa Strait
People’s Republic of China
Romania
Ocean Park to Observe Holiday With Parade
Ocean Park plans its 14th annual Independence Day parade at 10 a.m. led by Painchands Band of Biddeford under Ludger Picher. Units include color guard Royal Ambassador Boy's Camp Camp Azalea Brownies Scouts and local officials. The procession starts at The Temple, ends with a band concert and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Painchand
Band
Biddeford
Ludger Picher
Royal Ambassador Boy's Camp
Camp Azalea
Ocean Park Association
Old Orchard Beach
Temple
Pranksters Burn Hadley Covered Bridge
One of New England’s few remaining covered bridges burned in Hadley Massachusetts. Fire officials suspect pranksters started the blaze. The Fort River span in Hockanum had limited foot traffic to preserve it. Hampshire County had funded repairs and planned guards for the Fourth eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Mass
New England
Hockanum
Fort River
Hampshire County
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Beach High School
Kennebunk High
Ralph D. Curtis
Main St
West Kennebunk
Boothbay
County Commissioners
Earle Eméns
Raymond Perrin
Ferry Lane
Eleanor Young
Ferry Road
Jenkins Road
Glenwood Avenue
Jovis
Rosa Gerry
Elm
Seaside Avenue
View Road
Lucas Tree Expert Company
Portland
Goodall Tree Expert Company
James Huff
Kent
Wildwood Drive
Wildwood
Thornton Academy
Warren Brothers
Blue Rock
P. R. Boston
North Berwick
James Street
Temple Street
Warren
James Streets
Pepperell Park
Victualer
S. Dwight
Phyllis Howard
Bay View Camps
Peter Danton
Hitching Post
Lawrence Bowie
Huot's
Camp Ellis
Pendleton
Formosa
Schwarz Fieldstone
Agnes L. Park Recreation
Norman M. Winch
CMC
Nichols & Co
Lady Pepperell
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Blue
Lady Peppe
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