Kennebunk Residents Visit and Summer Guests Abroad
A fragmented local notices item lists Kennebunk residents and guests visiting from Massachusetts and Connecticut. It mentions Mrs. Edmund Cashen hosting Ghosts for the week at the Stevens home, and family visits by Maryreth and Bradford Clark in Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Additional attendance includes Norma Young's family from New Britain and Summer Street visitors, plus Leland Priest's Connecticut clan visiting Day Street relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevens
Colonial Drive
Romeo Prade
Holden
Mass
Hannah Smith
Holyoke
Maryreth
Bradford Clark
Gerald F. Clark
Chelmsford
E. D. McKeon
Norma Young
Kathleen
Christopher
Kevin
New Britain
Conn
William Yates
Summer Street
Wells Beach
Leland Priest
Clark
Michael
Bethel
Ralph Robertson
Day Street
Robertson
Connecticut
Ale
Albert Dion
Kenton
Springfield
Local Residents Entertain Guests and Relocate Homes
Twenty five names appear as relatives and friends visiting or staying with residents around Portland streets and nearby towns. Guests include Arthur Carrierre and family from Wakefield. Karlene Hutchins and daughter from Norwalk. Arthur Tracy and family moving to Wells Branch. J L Robertson and children from Bartlesville. Josiah Cheney and family moving to Bourne street. Dorothy Eva King visiting Hovey street. and multiple Jewett families enjoying Lakeside cook out at Sebago Lake scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taute
Portland Street
Arthur Carrierre
Wakefield
Mass
Jefferson Merrill
Lower Brown Street
Tri-County Osteopathic Hospital
Kittery
Karlene Hutchins
Mariane
Norwalk
Cal
Arthur Tracy
Bourne Street
Wells Branch
J. L. Robertson
John
Jane
Bruce Reeves
Bartlesville
Okla
Robertson
George Fiske
Old Port Road
Josiah Cheney
Bowdoin Block
Main Street
Tracy House
Dorothy Eva King
Donald Richards
Bar Mills
Marion Bedard
Hovey Street
Herbert Jewett
Nautical Bazaar Promises Sea Themed Ogunquit Sale
The Ogunquit Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service announces a Nautical Bazaar on Thursday July 13 at 9 am in the church social hall. Decorations will reflect a seafaring motif and volunteers will wear nautical attire. Chairmen and booths include Clara Miller and Gloria Spinney tarpaulin joggery, Florence Larsen with Maude Richards, a mess table of home cooked foods, jams and candy, Ethel Smalley beachcombers booth, Ruth Collins galley muffins and coffee, and Esselyn Perkins pirates chest with Eunice Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Society of Christian Service
Ogunquit
Spinney
Florence Larsen
Maude Richards
Booth
Ethel Smalley
Helen Simonds
Ruth Collins
Esselyn Perkins
Eunice Wallace
Kennebunk Appoints Extra Policemen for Summer
Town Manager Fred Staples announced extra police for the summer in Kennebunk. Former semi pro baseball star George Cousens will patrol the business district by day. Harold Sargent will cover Kennebunk Beach by day, while night duty at the beach goes to George LeBarge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Staples
Kennebunk
George Cousens
Harold Sargent
Kennebunk Beach
George LeBarge
Ogunquit Church to Host July 8 Supper Fundraiser
The Ogunquit Methodist Church Metho dist Men's club will host a supper Saturday July 8 at 6 p.m. in the church vestry Shore road. Tickets are sold at the Camera shop Ogunquit with reservations via Mrs Esselyn Perkins. A door sale starts at 4 30 p.m. Menu varies with each supper. The main dish July 8 is potted beef and barbecue chicken is planned for July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Men's Club
Ogunquit Methodist Church
Shore Road
Men's Club
Ladies Society
Ogunquit
Esselyn Perkins
New Signal For Alert Units At Beach Adopted
Old Orchard Beach Civil Defense adopts seven as the alert number for reserve police and CD company. The change, announced by CD director Ernest Brousseau, follows planning with Arthur Balkan and Fire Chief Louis Wharff. The new signal calls reserve police during heavy crowds and emergencies. CD remains a volunteer unit with state ties on broader alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Reserve Police
Reserve
Fire Department
CD Company
Civil Defense Control Center
Brousseau
Garst defends acreage in Soviet leader visit dispute
Garst responded to statements by Nikita Khrushchev loyalist with remarks clarifying the size of his farm. He recounted a Sunday visit during corn planting when workers were mainly day laborers. He criticized the Soviet reporter for inaccuracies about land ownership, noting that land claimed included his sons and land he manages for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Soviet Union
Russia
Garst
Romanov
The Last Sunset opens at Central Theatre Biddeford
Rock Hudson and Dorothy Malone are teamed romantically for the third time in The Last Sunset a powerful action drama of conflict and passion also starring Kirk Douglas Joseph Cotten Carol Lynley and Neville Brand. It starts July 12 at the Central Theatre in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hudson
Dorothy Malone
Kirk Douglas
Oseph Cotten
Carol Lynley
Neville Brand
Central Theatre
Biddeford
Kennebunkport Playhouse to Stage Peter Gunn Pair
The Kennebunkport Playhouse opens July 10 with Robert C. Currier presenting Peter Gunn star Craig Stevens and Alexis Smith in Critic's Choice. They tour rehearsals in Kennebunkport with Broadway cast members and plans for further summer shows including South Pacific at Foley House and future titles like The Marriage Go Round and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Robert C. Currier
Peter Gunn
Craig Stevens
Alexis Smith
Maine
Stevens
Miss Smith
Kennebunkport Playhouse
Port
Parker Ballentine
New York
Angela
Parker
Arthur Nordin
Sandy Scott
Nancy Pollack
Mark Gordon
Kennebunk Port
South Pacific
Fleyhouse
Erik Silya
Penny Fuller
Eve Arden
Murray Matheson
Jane Morgan
Two Positions Open at Old Orchard Beach Post Office
Acting Postmaster Donald W. Shorey announces civil service examinations for substitute clerk and substitute carrier at Old Orchard Beach Post Office. Open to residents within town limits. carrier positions limited to men, clerical roles open to all. Pay $2.16 per hour for substitutes. Applications available at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Shorey
Old Orchard Beach
Civil Service
Pastor Dr Herbster Elected Leader Of Major Denomination
Dr Herbster, 56, a Norwood pastor with 30 years of preaching, was elected Wednesday by 513 to 165 over Rev James Wagner of Philadelphia for the two million member Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational Christian churches merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbster
Norwood
James FE. Wagner
Philadelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hoffa Leads Union at Convention With New Rules
Hoffa guided about 2000 delegates as he pushed provisions limiting rank and file to hold union office and attend conventions. The plan requires national candidates to serve two years in local office and local officials to attend at least half of local meetings, tightening union control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Junior AMVETS Meeting Attendees List Strikes Back
Junior AMVETS held a meeting with 130 attendees including Donna Bill Danny Smith Janice Hamilton Susan Hamilton Jane Duhamel Billy Southwick Kel sey Ricker John Talbot Thomas Travers and Bruce Boyer Judy Remillard presiding Linda Travers led prayers. Gerard Jacques Russell Kimball and parents supervised the session. The next meeting is set for July 26 at 6 30 p m at the Post home Walnut Street ion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bill
Danny Smith
Janice Hamilton
Susan Hamilton
Jane Duhamel
Billy Southwick
Kelsey Ricker
John Talbot
Thomas Travers
Bruce Boyer
Judy Remillard
Linda Travers
Gerard Jacques
Junior Amvets
Russell Kimball
Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Ion
Drunken Driving Case Against Leonard Toner Continues
The Biddeford Municipal Court case charging Leonard Toner of Douglas with drunken driving was continued until tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Leonard Toner
Douglas
Hinckley Fined For DUI Boat Operation in Waterville
Henry A. Hinckley Jr. of Manchester was fined fifty dollars after pleading guilty in Municipal Court to operating a motorboat under the influence. The incident occurred in Waterville as authorities investigated the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville (Ap
Henry A. Hinckley Jr
Manchester
Hinckley
Operator Identified in Boat Incident Jump Fatality
Identified as the operator of a boat involved in the incident in which Raymond Chavarie Sr. of Augusta jumped into the water last Friday and drowned. Local authorities are continuing investigations and have not released additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Chavarie Sr
Augusta
Four Receive Fines In Kennebunk Court
William L. Robertshaw of South Berwick pleaded guilty to dumping rubbish on the highway and was fined 15 dollars. Richard F. Murray of North Attleboro Massachusetts paid 10 dollars after pleading guilty to passing on a curve. Joseph A. Paulhus of Kennebunk pleaded guilty to operating without a license with a 15 dollar fine suspended. Gladys Mae Coyne of South Lawrence Massachusetts paid 10 dollars after pleading guilty to drinking in a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Robertshaw
South Berwick
Kennebunk
Richard F. Murray
North Attleboro
Mass
Joseph A. Paulhus
High Street
Gladys Mae Coyne
South Law Motor Vehicle
Rence
Wells Boy Scouts Sponsor Barbecue at Moody Beach
Nearly 200 barbecued chicken dinners were served Tuesday afternoon and evening at the Moody Beach parking lot under the Wells Boy Scout Troop 353 and Wells Cub Scout Pack 353. Waldo Chick's catered the event while hot dogs coffee and soft drinks were sold by Scout leaders. The Scouts demonstrated skills including a monkey bridge designed to hold up to 400 pounds. The day ended with a large bonfire on the beach as dusk approached. Scoutmaster Frank J. Milinski led the team with assistants Gilbert Wormwood Fred Palmer Roland Dufort Sr Clarence Colby Harry Alpren Charles Libby and other troop and pack volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Beach
Wells Boy Scout Troop
Wells Cub Scout Pack
Waldo Chick
Frank J. Milinski
Gilbert Wormwood
Fred Palmer
Roland Dufort, Sr
Clarence Colby
Harry Alpren
Charles Libby
Don Mothers
Fishermen Say Deep Waters Hold Richer Sardine Stands
Sardinemen report heavy offshore fish concentrations but refuse to move into coves for trapping by seiners. They cite environmental or safety concerns while authorities monitor the changing shoals and fishing rights.
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Edmund Cashen
Saco Electric Shop
V. Neithercut & Sons
Storer Street
Saco
Electrical Contractors
Leon
Green Street
Leon Grover
Paul
Alfred Street
Laurent Nadeau
Beacon Avenue
Joan Priscille
Ralph Trempe
Jeannette Trempe
Oscar Trempe
Miss Nadeau
St. Joseph High School
Felt and Tarrant Comptometer School
Portland
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Trempe
St. Louis High School
Fort Devens
Terry’s Beauty Rama
Terry’s Beauty
RAMA
Pool Street
Ree
Wy Ry
Awkmanstee Harry
Our Airport
Elm Street
Biddera
Atkinson
Calif Asia
Saco Biddeford
Kennebunk Appeials
Alvin K. Hersey
West Kennebunk
Barbara Jean
Ames A. McCallum
G. Ames McCallum
Miss Hersey
Kennebunk High School
University of Maine
New Jersey
McCallum
Old Orchard Beach High School
Clifford A. PurvIs Insurance
Elmwood Drive
Saco Dial
DON & Bob’s Tv, Inc
Hill St
City
Dial
Donald Beaudoin
Robert Lapierre
Gorham
Sap
Geieoo
Kennebunk Court
Wells Boy Scouts
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