Ambrose Franklin Wedding Ties Kennebunk to Montgomery
Kennebunk relatives travel home from Patricia Ambrose and Horace Franklin Jr. wedding at St Peter's in Montgomery Alabama on June 27. En route they visited Scarsdale New York for two weeks. Nearby social notes include AMVETS meeting plans and multiple visits by families from Berrycourt Hoosick and Boston area to Kennebunkport.
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Harry Ambrose
Grace
Skip
High Street
Patricia Ambrose
Horace Franklin
St. Peter's Church
Montgomery
Ala
Scarsdale
N. Y
Stephen Leskowsky
Stephen, Jr
Edward
Carolyn
Joan
Janet
Berrycourt
Hoosick
Barney Leskowsky
Wayne F. Manchester
Allston
Mass
Charles Belyea
Riverhurst
James V. Day
Washington, D. C
Pleasant Street
Henry P. McCabe
Amvets Auxiliary
Jeanne McBride
McBride
Star
National Guard
Camp Drum
N.Y
Vickie Hilton
Pauline Hilton
Saco Ieed
Donald Tibbetts
Randan
Homer Pike
Pine Street
Canada
Roland O'Neil
Brookline
Charles Nest
Alewive
Margaret Cashman
Mattapan
Berry Court
Elmer Morse
Virginia
John Lindsey
Landing
William Nest
Worcester
Donald A. Smith
Greenville
Kennebunk
George Rolfe
Kennebunkport
Alan Penney
Lynn
Kenneth Penney
Kennebunk Land
Howard Mann
St. David's Guild
Debbie
New Bedford
Helen Tangburn
Thompsonville
FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Firm While Eating and Talking
FASTEETH is a pleasant alkaline denture powder that holds false teeth more firmly. Sprinkle a little on plates to improve comfort, avoid gummy taste, and reduce plate odor. Available at drug counters.
Camp Seabreeze Teaches Religion Classes For Juniors
Camp Seabreeze offers religion and other courses during July 11 to 25 as part of a two week session run by Ferry Park Association. Dr Clinton Lee Scott teaches Universalism while Rev Melvin Vandewerkeen covers Bible studies and Rabbi Shimon Paskow leads Jewish culture. Courses on race relations and vocational guidance are led by prominent instructors including Mrs Dorothy Scott and Mrs Mary Scott. Activities include music nature arts and crafts daily paper The Seabreeze and various land and water sports. 135 campers attend with 17 staff members from New England and several other states.
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Camp Seabreeze
Oath
Ferrych Park Association
Clinton Lee Scott
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Scott
Melvin Vandewerkeen
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Universalist
Shimon Paskow
Anti-Defamation League of New York
Dorothy Scott
New Haven
Conn
Mary Scott
Albert Miles
St. Lawrence University
Canton
New York
New England
Oklahoma
Illinois
Virginia
Meek
Holstein Association Accepts Area Pair
Willis A and Barbara R Lord of North Waterboro were among 1 210 new members admitted to the Holstein Frainsian Association of America by the board of directors. The national membership now totals 813 000 and the organization remains the world’s largest dairy cattle registry with Brattleboro Vermont headquarters. Over 200 000 calves are registered yearly and more than 125 000 animals are transferred to new owners. Close to 100 000 cows are enrolled in production testing and more than 44 000 were classified for type in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A
Barbara R. Lord
North Waterboro
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
National Holstien Organization
Kisme E Association
Brattleboro, Vt
Social gathering hosted by Dr and Mrs Cuneo
Millette and daughter Mar joined by Rene Fredette family from Methuen Mass and Saco guests at a summer pool and picnic hosted by Dr and Mrs Kenneth J Cuneo on Summer Street. Attendees included Morrison and Morison families from Medford Mass, Lillian Whitman of Chester NH, Allan Chase of Kennebunk and Cuneo family members Kenneth and Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond Millette
Margot
Summer Street
Arthur W. Morrison
Arthur D. Morrison
Jack
Jill
Rickely
Medford
Mass
Lillian Whitman
Chester
N. H
Allan P. Chase
Kennebunk
Cuneo
Kenneth
Mark
Engagement of South Berwick Girl Announced
Mrs Grace Allen of South Berwick announces the engagement of her daughter Shirley Mae MacDougall to William Herbert Corliss son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Corliss of Knox Lane Berwick Miss MacDougall a Berwick Academy graduate is employed at Valle's steak house Scarborough Corliss attended Berwick schools and works at Somersworth Shoe Company Somersworth New Hampshire No wedding date has been set.
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Marinus Lindquist
Kennebunk
Emma Joyce
S/Set
David R. Clark
Helen Clark
Fred Clark
Miss Lindquist
Kennebunk High School
Stewart Associates
Clark
Lancley Air Force Base
Virginia
Grace Allen
South Berwick
Shirley Mae MacDougall
William Herbert Corliss
Leslie Corliss
Knox Lane
Berwick
Ogunquit travelers tour Nova Scotia and Maine trip highlights
Ogunquit residents Mr and Mrs Leavitt S Wyman and Mr and Mrs Earl Hilton return from a motor tour via Nova Scotia New Brunswick and northern Maine. A highlight was the Bluenose Ferry ride Bar Harbor to Yarmouth. A public chicken pie supper will be served July 16 at Ogunquit Baptist church vestry by Star class Priscilla chapter Order of the Eastern Star High Pine Wells with two seatings 530 pm and 630 pm Tickets from Worthy Matron Mrs Gordon Galencia Moody Ogunquit library Littlefield's Footbridge store Greyhound Bus station Ogunquit and from Mrs Man Stearns road Ogunquit.
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Leavitt S. Wyman
Earl Hilton
Ogunquit
Nova Scotia
New Brunswik
Maine
Bar Harbor
Yarmouth
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Star Clas of Priscilla Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Highpine
Wells
Gordon Galencia
Moody
Littlefield
Greyhound
Man
Stearns Road
Picnic Luncheon for Women’s Alliance in Wells
The Afternoon Women’s Alliance of the Kennebunk Unitarian church plans a picnic luncheon on Thursday July 16 at 10 30 am at Mrs Lord’s Sandholm Farm Wells Attendees bring sandwiches and beverages provided by the hostess The Wells Second Congregational church Ladies Benevolent Society will hold its annual fair Saturday July 18 at 10 am on the vestry lawn near the Second Congregational church on U S Route 1 Wells Tables feature aprons fancy work grabs white elephants candy and home cooked food
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Alliance of the
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
On Ic. Lord
Sandholm Farm
Wells
Ladies Benevolent Society of the
Wells Second Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
U. S. Route 1
Record Set By Kennebunk Herd in 365-Day Lactation
Kennebunk Holstein cow Roxie Sara Sensation owned by Carl E. Russell set a lifetime production record with 15,895 pounds of milk and 617 pounds of butterfat in 365 days during a twice daily milking as a six year old. The test was supervised by the University of Maine and the Holstein Association under the Herd Improvement Registry program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Carl E. Russell
Kennebunk
Roxie Sara Sensation
University of Maine
National Holstein Organization
HIR
Limestone Man Is Given Census Post
Stuart W. Noyes of Limestone was named field assistant for the 1959 census of agriculture by the Bureau of the Census. He will direct 15 crew leaders and 204 census takers across Maine’s 16 counties, starting Aug 24 with a week of training. Recruiting and staging schedules follow with crews entering duty from late September to October 21. The census will collect data on farms, acres, crops, livestock, facilities, expenditures, values, and mortgage debt, with results published by county, state, and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart W. Noyes
Limestone
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Noyes
Maine
Jail Goes Modern in Randolph County Illinois
The Randolph County Jail undergoes its first remodeling in 110 years. Sheriff John Sams oversaw workers who installed modern cells and painted the facility pink in Chester Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester, Ill
Randolph County
John Sams
Geneva Talks See Concessions Sought Over East Germany
Washington reports recount tense Geneva discussions as Secretary Herter warned of limited optimism before the May 11 opening. Amid demands for East German participation, the West offered a cautious compromise allowing East Germans as advisers not full participants, aiming to avert a Berlin showdown for 30 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Berin
Herter
Associated Press
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
East Germany
Berlin
Mental Patients Riot At Central State Hospital
Peters burg Virginia authorities report a 45 minute riot at Central State Hospital. Twenty five screaming patients overpowered attendants and unlocked wards. damage included furniture and windows. Superintendent J K Ogden says the unrest aimed to draw attention to grievances, not to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Central State Hospital
J. K. Ogden
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