Children's Art Classes Arrive at Kennebunk Brick Store Museum
Miss Sue Foster of Kennebunkport will lead a July and August series of children’s art classes in the museum garden studio. A fourth year Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts education major, Foster has taught at King Junior High and Miraclo Adams schools and previously led Saturday morning sessions at the art studio. Classes run weekly for two hours for ages seven to 15, with limited enrollment. call the museum Tuesday through Saturday 10 30 to 4 30 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Store
Kennebunk
Sue Foster
Kennebunkport
Miss Foster
Portland School of Fine and Applied Arts
Portland
King Junior High
Miraclo Adams
Local residents head into summer breaks and work placements
Summaries of Kennebunk area residents as they begin summer vacations and work. Miss Mary Jewell finishes sophomore year at Wasson college and will work at Old Grist Mill in Kennebunkport. Families from Kennebunk, Wells Beach, Boothbay Harbor, and surrounding towns plan vacations at lakes, beaches, and camps. Several students from the University of Maine return home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jewell
Wasson College
Furman Jewell
Kennebunkport
E. L. Hamilton
Robert
Daniel
Scott
High Street
Wells Beach
Ethel Welch
Portland
Beulah Harding
Cousens School
Laura Harding
Boothbay Harbor
Miss Harding
Angie Kenniston
Winter Street
Michael Tranci
Sea Road
Island View Beach
Westbrook
Conn
Russell Bryant
United Fruit Company
New York
Fletcher Street
Carol McConnell
Chester McConnell
Rumford
Cecil McConnell
Elfred Leech
Thomas
Oneonta
N. Y
A. Wesley Leech
Lake Cheesuncook
Brenda Freeman
Joan Sullivan
Janet Howes
Nancy Howes
Margaret Hersey
Donald Hayes
Michael Severance
Betty Goulden
Rodney Lindsey
University of Maine
Max Ruben
Biddeford
Seth Emmons
Roy Jackson
Kennebunk
Aimhi Lodge
North Windham
Chester Dyer
Kittery
Constantine Dyer
Arundel
Donald Dyer
George Papcan
Kakago
Legion Posts to Install Officers in Wells Ceremonies
Eldridge and Le Roy Hanson post and unit of the American Legion and its auxiliary will be installed in joint ceremonies at 8 tonight at the Eldredge road home in Wells. York County Council Commander William L. Butler will install the post officers. Mrs. Beryl Hill will install the auxiliary. Refreshments to follow. A Wells Grange meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange hall on Sanford road. Polio and smallpox vaccinations offered Friday evening 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Wells High School annex. vaccines available for all ages with polio doses and smallpox for those over 12. Degrees of the Order to be conferred Friday at 8 p.m. at Highpine Masonic hall. Alber G. LaPierre of Wells attended a Limestone meeting of Aroostook County council, American Legion, with Henry Roberts of Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge
Leroy Hanson
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Eldredge Road
Wells
York County Council
William L. Butler
Bar Mills
Beryl Hill
Kittery
York County Auxiliary
Wells Grange
Grange Hall
Sanford Road
Public Heath
Wells High School
Order
Priscilla Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Highpine Masonic Hall
Alber G. LaPierre
Aroostook County
Limestone
Henry Roberts
Lewiston
Kennebunk Sewer District Elects Two Trustees
The annual meeting at Lower Town hall Kennebunk was presided by Atty Charles W Smith in place of chairman George R Whittier Reports from trustees and treasurer were accepted Robert Wentworth was elected trustee for five years and Earl Freeman for three years to fill the unexpired term of Clarence M Crosby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Lower Town Hall
Charles W. Smith
George R. Whittier
Robert Wentworth
Earl Freeman
Clarence M. Crosby
Camp SaGisCa Leaders Named For 1959 Season
Mary M. Davis of West Buxton will direct Camp SaGissa the permanent camp of Gorgeana Girl Scout council for 1959. Co chairs Mrs Shirley McIntyre and William Clarke announce a full staff returning in part for a third or fourth year. Staff includes Pauline Dudley and unit leaders from New Hampshire New York and Connecticut with several from Massachusetts. Camp opens June 28 for four two week sessions with fees 42 for local Scouts and 48 for others and camperships funded by cookie sale information at Gorgeana council headquarters Biddeford Pool Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Davis
West Buxiton
SaGissa
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council
Shirley McIntyre
William Clarke
Hollis High School
Miss Davis
New Bedford
Mass
Hartford, Conn
YWCA
Worcester
N. H
State Teachers College
Wolfeboro
Red Cross
Christine Bird
Stamford
N. Y
Mary E. Kincade
Canton
Luz Maria Cabo
Adolfo Prieto
Mexico
St. Joseph Academy
South Berwick
Kathleen Chalmers
Marygrove College
Detroit
Mich
Marissa Watassek
Miss Watassek
Colby
Claudine Perry
Hills Beach
Georgeana
York County
Somersworth N. H
Gorgeana Council
Pool Street
Biddeford
Class Night At Old Orchard Beach High School Observed
Old Orchard Beach High School held class night at Alumni hall with Robert Day as marshal and speeches by Rev R K Pier Major George A Farmer and Ear l Hutchinson of the Maine Vocational Technical Institute. Sandra Araby presided as class president with Harvey Shaw Judith Jones Bertram Moody and Elizabeth Thomas delivering program items. Graduation exercises follow Thursday morning with speakers Dorothy Johnston Harvey Shaw and Elizabeth Thomas and diplomas to be granted by Principal Herbert R Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach High School
Alumni Hall
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Robert Day
R. K. Pier
George A.farmer
Alexander Pallang
Earl Hutchinson
Maine Vocational Technical Institute
South Portland
Charles Abbott
Old Orchard House
Sandra Araby
Harvey Shaw
Judith Jones
Bertram Moody
Elizabeth Thomas
Herbert R. Bean
Glee Club
Jacqueline Berube
Maureen Biggin
Dale Blow
Patricia Cleary
Donna Cockerille
Wallace Cooper
Harold Crosby
John Cummings
Dean
Gail Moulen
Joan Nicoletos
John Price
Wayne Reed
Richard Rowlands
Ilene Shuman
Carl Smith
Victor Ste. Marie
Gary Girard
Carol Curtt
Evan Crosby
Land stocks as hedge against inflation and housing demand
Investor Roger Babson argues land company stocks are best hedges against inflation, as land cannot be printed and taxes are borne by the company. He links rising marriage and birth rates to housing demand, favors southwestern and western states for healthful climates, notes low labor trouble for land firms, and highlights irrigation projects and potential mineral discoveries boosting land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Instea
Florida
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Christ Church Kennebunk appoints co-pastor Rev Cumler
Rev Robert B. Cumler named co-pastor of Christ Church Dane Street Kennebunk at Maine Methodist conference in Lewiston. He will assist Rev Fred Holmberg, bringing degrees from Springfield college and Boston University. The Cumlers to move August 1 to the Burr house on Dane Street, with four children Ruth Robert Cathy Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Cumler
Chrsst
Dane Street
Kennebunk
Lewiston
Cumler
Christchurch
Fred Holmberg
Mr. Cumler
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Boston University
Randolph Methodist Church
East Pittson
New Members Join Chamber At Kennebunk
Several businesses and individuals joined the Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce including Sea Spray Lobster Farm Kennebunkport Fisher James office equipment The Landing store Pleasant Valley motel Kilburn House Sagnon's cottages Goose Rocks Beach Go ch's Kennebunkport Shermies Sport Shop Captain's Walk rooms Witchpot Antiques Red Pine Cottages Cape Porpoise Nonantum Hotel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Sea Spray
Kennebunkport
Robert W. Roffler
Fisher-James Company
Kennebunk
the Landing
Ruth Goodrich
Pleasant Valley
Frank G. Hopkins
Kilburn House
Kennebbunkport
Margaret M. Kilburn
L .M. Stewart & Associater, Inc
Sagnon’s
Goose Rocks Beach
Aurore Gagnon
Rodney R. Hanson
Harrison-Payne, Inc
William Hanover
George Whittier
Gooch
Kennebu
Snowdon Motor Company, Inc
W. W. Churchill Cressey
Nonantum
Phyllis B. Leathers
Pig and Saddle, Antiques
Kennebunk Sirens Tested As Fire Aid In Lightning Blaze
Three new Kennebunk warning sirens, controlled by Central fire station personnel, were tested after a lightning sparked a fire at the Morrissette Day residence in Lyman. Sirens located at Route 35 and US 1, Main and Water, and Main and Grove marked the test and alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Lyman
Joel Morrissette
Chester Day
Central Fire Station
U. S
Efficient cooks note menus to avoid repeated dishes
Efficient cooks who entertain make menu notes on each guest card to prevent serving spaghetti and meatballs to the same guests three times in a row. The practice helps maintain variety and guest satisfaction over multiple gatherings.
Astonishing claims on new healing substance revealed
A famous research institute announces a breakthrough with Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment forms. Available at druggists with a money back guarantee, the claim portrays rapid relief from hemorrhoids as the product debuts.
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Childrens
Edmund Cashen
Wells Albeog
Lapierre
Midway
Kennebunk Sewer District
Girl Scout Council
Sylvia L. Roy
Gerald P. Guay
Raoul Guay
Cleaves Street
Florian Roy
Westfield Street
Miss Roy
St.Joseph High School
Robert W. Fontaine
St. Louis High School
Portsmouth
Old Orchard
Dorothy Johnston
By Roger Babson
New York Exchanges
Land Company
American Stock Exchange
Canadian ‘Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Mohave
California
Utah
Great Bear
Great Slave Lakes
Canada
Andrew J. Fournier
Saco
Augusta
Clinton A. Clauson
Maine
Fournier
Christ Church At
Sonia A. Barker
Richard Murray
Harold FE. Barker
Miss Barker
Kennebunk High School
Burdett Business College
Central Technical Institute
Hartford
Murray
Briggs Street
Melrose
Melrose High School
Dartmouth College
Zeta Psi Fraternity
The
Canal National Bank of Portland
New York, N. Y
Main Street
J. C. Penney
Public Finance
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machinesco
Sanford
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