Community notices from Kennebunk and area
Local residents return home from medical procedures and travel. Miss Donna Nedeau recovers from tonsillectomy at Webber hospital. S. N. Lee Dickinson on 14 day Navy leave with USS Philadelphia ties. David Holbrook separated from U S Army as PFC, two years service, stationed at Fort Eustis. Mo and Mrs Holbrook vacationing in Marathon Florida, plan to move to Cape Porpoise. Mrs Holbrook on vacation from Ocean National Bank duties. Memorial service for Olive Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall with postmeeting refreshments. Dr J Robert Downing attended Maine Medical convention. delegate from York County Medical Association. Mr and Mrs John Downing return from Cape Cod and purchase Bowdoin house on Storer Street Kennebunk. Mr and Mrs Alfred Beaulieu overnight with Cashens, plan visit with daughter Marilyn Beaulieu in Putnam Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Nedeau
Lloyd Nedeau
Sea Road
Webber Hospital
S. N. Lee Dickinson
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia Naval Base
Philadelphia
Henry Kcn
Summer Street
David Holbrook
U. S. Army
U S. Army
Fort Eustis
Holbrook
Marathon
Fla
David David
Angela McAllister
Ken‘junk
Cape Porpoise
Roy Jackson
Mechanic Street
Kennebunk
Ocean National Bank
Olive Rebekah Lodge
J. Robert Downing
Maine Medical Convention
Samoset Hotel
Rockland
Downing
York County Medical Association
John Downing
Storer Street
Cape Cod
Mass
Bowdoin House
Alfred Beaulieu
Skowhegan
Edmund Cashen
Wells Women Gather for Banquet and Upcoming Clinic
The Young Women's Church group of Wells and Second Congregational held their annual banquet at Wheelers Inn in Cape Nedwick with Rev. and Mrs. Lewis A. Chase and several familiar members in attendance. Guest soloist Priscilla chapter officer Shelia LaPierre performed with aides Margaret Brewster and others. A well baby clinic is planned for June 30 at 9:15 a.m. in the Wells High School annex offering physicals and immunizations for whooping cough tetanus diphtheria and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Church
Wells List
Second Congregational
Wheeler's Inn
Cape Nedwick
Lewis A. Chase
Beatrice F. Spiller
Dorothy H. Fitch
Bernette Trafton
Betty Dusseault
Pollyanna Adams
Dorothy Ward
Sheila T. Tuits
Elaine LaPierre
Martha of Priscilla
Order of the Eastern Star
Clover
Sanford
Margaret Brewster
Worthy
Mildreth Kimball
Gladys Gowen
Daisy Hodges
Wells High School
Buzzards Return to Hinckley Ridge in Ohio Legend
Medina reports the annual March 15 return of over 70 turkey buzzards to Hinckley Ridge near Cleveland. The legend spans 150 years with no recent refutation as the Cleveland Metropolitan Park District discourages disturbing the roosting trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
Hinckley Ridge
Cleveland
York County Salon 598 installs officers at June meeting
York County Salon 598 held a combined installation and banquet at the Wells home of Mrs. Elaine LaPierre after dinner at Henri's. New officers include Nellie White and Yvonne Bergeron with several others named for roles. committees were formed for the coming year and project updates noted, including crib quilts for the National Jewish Hospital in Denver. Delegates for the September Departmental Marche will be elected in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Alber G. LaPierre
Wells
Henri
Virginia Ford
Old Orchard Beach
Chateau Passe
Nellie White
Saco
New Petit Chapeau
Ida Noyes
Biddeford
Secretaire-Caissiere
Elodie Renaud
Weils
Henri’s
U. S. Route 1
the Wells
Elaine LaPierre
Shirley Doe
Ocean Park
Min Biehler
White
Yvonne Bergeron
Mamie Belkan
Doe
Noyes
Ford
Renaud
Balkan
Lariviere
McKee
T. B. Seals
Elsie Ellis
York Beach
LaPierre
Bergeron
Biehler
National Jewish
Ellis
Sunshine
Denver
Colo
Rangers Plan Tag Day At Old Orchard
The Rangers meet at the Saco Armory to organize a tag day for Old Orchard Beach with a parade invitation from Hon. Btry. Maine National Guard. They will assemble at 8 30 a m and stay until 8 p m, with meals provided, and a weekend camping trip to Barkers Pond Goodwins Mills July 9 and 10 planned to cover camping skills first aid and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stevens
David Sheehan
Rangers
Saco Armory
American Legion
Old Orchard Beach
Maine National Guard
Old Orchard
Beech
Barkers Pond
Goodwins Mills
Joseph Henaire
Church Surrey
Stevens
Sheehan
Beach Masons and Star Unit Attend Church Service
Orchard Lodge A F and A M and Minnie Wanca chapter C E attended Sunday morning service at the Methodist church on Washington Avenue. Rev John Stahl preached Our Many Fathers. Music featured the senior and junior choirs with a vocal duet by Maynard Shorey and Richard Cleveland, assisted by Miss Gertrude Thompson on organ and Mrs Stahl on piano.
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Orchard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Miniwanca
Methodist Church
Washington Avenue
John Stahl
Maynard Shorey
Richard Cleveland
Gertrude Thompson
Stahl
Bible School Owens Opens at Id Orchard
The Daily Vocation Bible School opens today at the Id Orchard Methodist church for two weeks. Miss Gerude Thompson supervises, Mrs. John Tibbetts oversees refreshments, and Rev. John Stahl leads opening worship with Glenna Bradeen on piano. Teachers include Mrs. Elizabeth Knight primary, Mrs. Stilman Gilbert beginners, and Rev. Stahl juniors. Craft supervision by Mrs. Leslie Eastman with Janaice Whittemore and Dawna Smith. Recreation directed by Wilma Murphy and Charles Tracy, aided by Glenna Bradeen and Carol Tracy. Daily 9 am sessions run Monday through Friday in three periods: Bible study, crafts, recreation. Theme: The Teachings of Jesus.
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H Methodist Church
Vocation
Ge*rude [Nompson
John Tibbetts
John Stahl
Glenna Bradeen
Elizabeth Knight
Stilman Gilbert
Stahl
Leslie Eastman
Janaice Whittemore
Dawna ‘Smith
Wilma Murphy
Charles Tracy
Carol Tracy
Jesus
Old Orchard Beach Graduation Highlights Denisdale Student
Leigh Leonard of Alfred's Denisdale school earned a gold Bible and gold cup for top social studies and second highest overall. His mother Mrs. Stanley Leonard attended the exercises. Mrs. Philip Walker and family visited relatives in town while Walker tours on business. Frances Walker heads to Par Harbor for a summer French course before Wellesley. C Russell Durant entered Notre Dame hospital Friday as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Leonard
Denisdale
Alfred
Stanley Leonard
Philip Walker
Maxine Cummings
Janesville
Wis
Margaret
Fred
Paul
Walker
Frances
Par Harbor
Ecole Arcadie
Wellesley College
Parker Penn Company
Alice
Janice Bradeen
WCTU
Ocean iPark
C. Russell Durant
Notre Dame Hospital
Police confront Kohloff as officers stop car in Milwaukee
An array of Milwaukee police confronts Patrick Kohloff after a traffic stop. Police Chief Howard Johnson, Inspector Hugo Goehlen, Captain Anton Komperda and a patrolman, who was driving his superiors home, were part of the stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Patrick Kohloff
Howard Johnson
Hugo Goehlen
Anton Komperda
Kohloff
St John Day Observed by St Jean de Bienfaisance
Members of the St Jean de Bienfaisance society Biddeford marked St John Day with a parade to St Joseph church. The procession included the color guard uniformed officers and a police escort, with Painchand’s band providing marching music from the society's headquarters at the corner.
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St. Jean de
Area Winners Announced in Kennebunk Benefit Sale
Leslie Amadon of Kennebunk won first prize in a candy sale for the Youth Center Equipment fund in Kennebunk Kennebunkport. Joseph Ruest donated the prize. two second prizes came from Roger Law rence and the Youth Center Corp. and went to Sally Angell and Allen Evelyn. Over $200 was raised for the fund. honorable mentions went to Phyllis Matthews and Kathleen Jackson. Winners may claim prizes from Lawrence Brackley at Ocean National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Amadon
Kennebunk
Youth Center
Kennebunkport
Joseph Ruest
Roger Lawrence
Youth Center Corp
Sally Angell
Allen Evelyn
Yail Center
Phyllis Matthews
Kathleen Jackson
Lawrence Brackley
Ocean National Bank
Kennel Bank
Arundel Grange Sets Three Evenings of Observance
Arun del Grange plans three nights of observance at the Friday meeting in Arundel Hall. Home Economics and Pioneer Union nights will feature programs, with Mrs Cecilia Cashen as lecturer. Pioneer Union members are asked to contribute a program item and bring cakes for refreshments supervised by Mr and Mrs Neil Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Union
Arundel Grange
Arundel
Ceceila Cashen
Neil Johnson
Kennebunk Crash Leaves No Injuries
At 3 05 Saturday afternoon the Kennebunk Police responded to an accident at Route 9 and Sea Road. A 1957 model driven by Richard J Therrien 24 of Danvers Massachusetts struck the rear of a 1954 car driven by Fred Loudon 72 of Norwalk Connecticut. Loudon was en route to Kennebunkport on Route 9 while Therrien headed to Kennebunk Beach. No one was injured. The Therrien car had no damage though Loudons car sustained over 150 in damage. Edith Loudon Norman and Mrs Taylor were passengers in the Loudon car and Nancy Spencer was in the Therrien car. Both vehicles were driven away. Officer Edmund Cashen investigated.
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Kennebunk
Sea Road
Richard J. Therrien
Danvers
Mass
Fred Loudon
Norwalk
Conn
Loudon
Kennebunkports
Therrien
Kennebunk Beach
Edith Loudon
Norman Taylor
Nancy Spencer
Edmund Cashen
Kent Police Department
Kennebunk Lotus Class Adjourns Until Fall
The Lotus class of Kennebunk Baptist Church met Friday evening with President Miss Stella Carter presiding. Mrs. Madge Jackson and another member were named to plan the group’s September meeting and eat-out event. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nellie Hayes and Mrs. Grace Barron. Attendees included Mrs. Gertrude Burnham, Mrs. Grace Barron, Miss Stella Carter, Mrs. Luella Foster, Mrs. Myrtle Hat, Mrs. Margaret Hooper, Mrs. Beatrice Jackson, and Mrs. Madge Jackson.
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Kennebunk Baptist Church
Stella Carter
Madge Jackson
Nellie Hayes
Grace Barron
Gertrude Burnham
Luella Foster
Myrtle Hat
Margaret Hooper
Beatrice Jackson
Two Youths Fined For Taking Sign In Biddeford Court
Clinton Goodwin and Amos J. Gay, both Dayton youths, were fined 15 dollars each by Associate Judge Gerald Nason in Biddeford Municipal Court after pleading guilty to taking a No Parking sign from Main Street on Friday. Officer Leo J. Cote apprehended them. Philip Bolduc, 74, of 7 Hill Street, Biddeford, was found guilty of assault and the case was continued for sentence.
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Dayton ‘Hs
Gerald Nason
Biddeford
Mainstreet
Clinton ©. Goodwin
Amos J. Gay
Leo J. Cote
Philip Bolduc
Hill Street
Nason
St John Day trolley events highlight Kennebunk program
St John Day activities in Kennebunk include a 10:30 a.m. parade from Kennebunk High School through Storer Main and Fletcher streets back to the high school. A barbecue dinner under Henry Swanton’s direction follows, with outdoor games in the afternoon. At 2 p.m. at the Sea Shore Trolley Museum, Mitsuro Tanaka will turn over the Japanese trolley car to the museum, with John G. Smith acting as emcee and introducing Tanaka to former Saco Mayor Peter Garland. Lloyd Allen will represent Maine’s Department of Economic Development. Representatives from Japan and Maine will take a short ride on the car. public attendance is invited.
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St. John
Enebunk
Kennebunk High School
Storer Street
Main Street
Storn
Fletcher Street
Henry Swanton
West Buxton
Cleve Gurney
St. Alban Commandery
Portland
Sea Shore Trolley Museum
Log Cabin Road
Mitsuro Tanaka
Genereral
Japan
New York
John G. Smith
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Trolley Museum
Tanaka
Saco
Peter Garland
Smith
Lloyd Allen
Department of Economic Development
State of Maine
Guy John H. Reed
North Lebanon Father s Day church notices and visits
North Lebanon features Father s Day church attendance with Beatrice Sadler of Brighton visiting Mrs. Fith Stevens and Lawrence Grant USN attending with his parents. Lysle Grant left for Norfolk, and Melvin Tufts will direct Vacation Bible School at Central School for two weeks.
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North Lebanon
Beatrice Sadler
Brighton
Mass
Fith Stevens
Lawrence Grant
USN
Stuart Grant
Sanford
Mona
Cuties
California
Lysle
Norfolk
Lysle Grant
Fred Gale
Donald Randall
Lebanon
Central School
Melvin ‘Tufts
Bob Jones University
Alan Jacobs
Donn Moulton
Linda Goodwin
Robert Grant
Rich ‘Ard Stewart
Banon
Bessie Lewis
Acton
Ed Toxaway
Six women named in a local social list
Mrs Susie Joy, Mrs Myrtle Knight, Mrs Annie Russell, Mrs Julia Small, Mrs Emma Dickson, and Miss Elizabeth Strayhorn appear in a community notices section detailing residents involved in an upcoming event and related greetings.
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Susie Joy
Myrtle Knight
Annie Russell
Julia Small
Emma Dickson
Elizabeth Strayhorn
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Births in Sanford Area
In Unior r and Mrs. Gale hosted Mrs. Lewis as dinner guests then Mrs. Fred Gale visited Milton Mills Baptist Church with Rev. Lawree Jordan missionary from Brazil. A reception and luncheon followed for the Jordons. The North Lebanon extension group will meet June 22 at Mrs. Fred Gale's home to discuss Sp 21 and Everyday Cakes. Edith Nevison and Gertrude Gale attended all day training in Alfred led by Mrs. Frema Grant. Timothy Gale and his grandmother Gertrude were supper guests of Mrs. Frances Scott and Kevin Plummer's Ridge. Mrs. Gale spoke with Ruby Sabean in the afternoon. Local graduates from Sanford High include Jean Clark, Robert Lunt, William DeHart Jr, Hugh Woodman. Estella Chamberlin entered Maine Medical Center in Portland for treatment. Rev. Lee Carter visited Mrs. Chamberlin at her home with Mrs. Charles Cox, then visited Nettie Stuart in Sanford Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rand have been frequent visitors to Mrs. Stuart this past week.
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Alfred
Frema Grant
Riwa
Timothy Gale
Gertrude Gale
Frances Scott
Kevin
Plummer’s Ridge
Gale
Ruby Sabean
Sanford High School
Jean Clark
Robert Lunt
William DeHart, Jr
Hugh Woodman
Estella Chamberlin
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Lee Carter
Chamberlin
Charles Cox
Nettie Stuart
Sanford Hospital
Fred Rand
Stuart
Major League Leaders Snapshot From The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Burgess and Groat of Pittsburgh at .344 and .340 with 80 hits by Groat and Clemente. Banks leads NL with 18 homers. Hoak ties Mays for 49 runs. Banks 53 RBIs. Cunningham and others top doubles and steals. American League leaders show Mantle’s 51 runs, Maris 50 RBIs, Maris 19 homers, Ocoats 80? 8-0 pitching noted. strikeout leaders Drysdale and Bunning. The data also cites miscellaneous trivia about the earth and a New Orleans cathedral.
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Burgess
Pittsburgh
Groat
Hoak
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Clemente
Cunningham
St. Louis
Bruton
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Kirkland
Boyer
Law
Williams
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Friend
Runnels
Boston
Maris
New York
Mantle
Hansen
Baltimore
Minoso
Skowron
Lollar
Fox
Lemon
Washington
Aparicio
Landis
Piersall
Cleveland
Coates
B. Daley
Kansas City
Bunning
Detroit
Pascual
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