Memorial Day Exercises in Wells Planned Parade
Wells plans a Memorial Day program starting Saturday at 9 30 am with a parade marshal Lester Stevens leading veterans groups scouts and auxiliary units. The procession moves to the Wells Second Congregational church World War monuments Ogunquit cemetery and ends with wreaths salutes taps and a final parade back to Wells.
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Wells
Wells Town Hall
Lester Stevens
Wells Memorial
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Abraham Lincoln Women’s Relief Corps
Wells Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elbridge
Leroy Hanson Post
American Legion
Brownies
Wells High School
Corps of
High School
Ells
Wells Second Congregational Church
U. S
Gen. A. S. Grant
Stevens
Lincoln
Dorothy Hubbard
National Women's Relief Corps of Maine
Mr. Hazlett
Leroy Hanson
Route 1
Wellstown
Ogunquit
Shore Road
Sven
Pupils Hear Talk About Japan at Local School
Mrs Ralph Dunphy addressed the second grade classes of Old Orchard Beach elementary on Japan yesterday afternoon. Dressed in native costume she spoke about Japanese schools homes games and customs and was assisted by Mrs Edward Lord who displayed souvenirs brought from Japan.
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Ralph Dunphy
Old Orchard Beach
Coose
Japan
Maine lodge members voyage for North Haven K of P outing
Myrtle lodge K P members Roy Jackson Jack Ephross Henry Smith and Clarence Davis travelled from Rockland harbor to North Haven for a K P outing and meeting with a lobster dinner before the gathering. Marjorie Watson and her brother Donald, both in Worcester Mass, returned to Kennebunk after being called by the death of their father Paul Watson. Judith David and Daniel Judith, and Emily Watson and family, returned to Paxton Mass after the funeral. Mrs W Damon Porter and children Susan and Brian of Melrose Mass visited Bourne street with her parents Harry and Mrs. Taylor.
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Roy Jackson
Jack Ephross
Henry Smith
Clarence Davis
Myrtle Lodge
K. of P
North Haven
Rockland Harbor
Marjorie Watson
Donald
Worcester
Mass
Ronald
Emily Watson
Judith
David
Daniel
Paxton
Paul Watson
Summer Street
W. Damon Porter
Susan
Brian
Melrose
Harry Taylor
Bourne Street
Osteopathic Guild Meets At Kennebunk
The Kennebunk chapter, Tri County Osteopathic Guild, met at Mrs Catherine Welch's Arun del home to plan a food sale and bazaar set for Friday July 17 at Washing ton Park at 10 am. New member Mrs Ruby Bouvier was welcomed. Next meeting June 23 at Mrs Alice Crocker Sea Road Kennebunk. SUPPER SCHEDULED A buffet supper for Governor Clinton A Clauson will be held Saturday afternoon at Old Orchard Beach open to the public starting 5:30 at the Old Orchard.
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Kennebunk
Tri- County Osteopathic Guild
Catherine Welch
Arundel
Washington Park
Ruby Bouvier
Gladys Bryant
Alice Crocker
Sea Road
Emma Bunne
Clinton A. Clauson
Social event guests at Catherine Welch gathering
Attending were Mrs. Gussie Ephross, Mrs. Geneva Newell, Mrs. Bernice Sampson, Mrs. Al ice Crocker, Mrs. Ruby Bouvier, Mrs. Gladys Bryant and the host ess, Mrs. Catherine Welch.
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Gussie Ephross
Geneva Newell
Bernice Sampson
Alice Crocker
Ruby Bouvier
Gladys Bryant
Catherine Welch
Extension Holds Tea At Goodwins Mills
The Goodwins Mills Extension met at the home of Mrs. Virginia Charles with Chairwoman Marion Dawley presiding. A Know Your Neighbor report by Mrs. Blanche Freeman was read, followed by a silver tea with Mrs. Margaret Smart pouring. Attendees included Hazel Beal Grace Las ey Waterboro Irene Howard Olive MacKenzie Lorraine MacKenzie Mae Smith Odessa P Flanders Alice M Smith Margery T Nest Jessie Hanson May Giles Mae Nadeau Alewive Stella Plummer Dorothy Eveleth Annabelle Atkinson Margaret Eaton Bar Mills Anne R Smith Helen Inman Ethel Mullet Margaret Smith Ruth Harris Verna Attleson Chestina Brown Marion Dawley Margaret Smart Bessie Hill Virginia Charles Blanche Freeman Goodwins Mills. The next meeting will be June 23 with Margaret Smart in charge on Easy Luncheon and Soupper Dishes.
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Goodwins Mills
Virginia Charles
Marion Dawley
Blanche Freeman
Scotland
Wsa
Margaret Smart
Hazel Beal
Grace Lasey
Waterboro
Irene Howard
Olive MacKenzie
Lorraine MacKenzie
Mae Smith
Odessa P. Flanders
Alice M. Smith
Margery T. Nest
Jessie Hanson
May Giles
Mae Nadeau
Alewive
Stella Plummer
Dorothy Eveleth
Annabelle Atkinson
Margaret Eaton
Bar Mills
Anne R. Smith
Helen Inman
Ethel Mullett
Margaret Smith
Ruth Harrris
Verna Attleson
Chestina Brown
Bessie Hill
Kennebunk Cancer Drive Nets $1185
The Maine Cancer drive in Kennebunk raised $1,185.20 under the chairmanship of Mrs. J Russell Yates with co chair Mrs. Robert Hutchins and treasurer A Harrison Taylor. The committee thanked all workers and contributors.
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Maine
Kennebunk
J. Russell Yates
Robert T. Hutchins
A. Harrison Taylor
Aurora Chapter Past Matrons Meet
Thirteen past matrons of Aurora chapter CBS Kennebunk met at Mrs Mary Tarbox home with co host Mrs Katharine Brown. President Mrs Francis Sherman presided. Rowena Grover welcomed as new member and initiated. Plans set for annual banquet at Flagstones on June 9. Refreshments by hostesses. Next meeting Sept 28 with co host Mrs Evelyn Medina.
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Aurora
CBS
Kennebunk
Nort
Mary Tarbox
Katherine Brown
Francis Sherman
Rowena Grover
Flagstones
Evelyn Medina
Mary Leathers
Ruth Clough
Varian Dill
Carolyn Craig
Frances Hutchins
Elsie Ridlon
Ardelle Maling
Doris Ward
Evelyn Medina Tesses
Postmasters Attend Maine Convention in Walpole Wa terville
Cape Porpoise postmaster Florence Nunan along with Ardelle Maling and other postmasters attended the annual Maine chapter National League of Postmasters convention in Waterville. Weekend visitors included families from Newton Highlands, Bedford, Bangor, Cambridge, and Edwards Calif. Guests included Ridlon and Heaton relatives, and the Marsdens from Lewiston and Auburn. Mrs Hale Whitehouse returned home after months in Melrose Mass with her parents.
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Florence Nunan
Ardelle Maling
Bessie Mee-Keon
Biddeford Pool
Myra Towne
West Kennebunk
Maine
National League of Postmasters
Waterville
Francis Collier
Newton Highlands
Mass
J. Chester Littlefield
Bedford
Earl Lush
George
Bangor
Janet Seavey
Cambridge
Ernest Ridlon
Alfred Heaton
Edwards
Calif
George Heaton
Percy Hardy
Trenton
N. J
Joseph Marsden
Lewiston
William Marsden
Auburn
Hale Whitehouse
Melrose
Rufus Lord
Tea and Silent Auction Planned for Rose Bowl Event
Weekend guests Mrs Raymond Cook of Sunderland and Miss Clara Cook of North Amherst attend. Mrs Joseph Thurston named committee chair to plan the Rose Bowl tea and silent auction at the Langsford house on Wednesday June 24 from 2 to 4 30 p m under the Womens Guild of the Church on the Cape.
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Raymond Cook
Sunderland
Mass
Clara Cook
North Amherst
Joseph Thurston
Langsford House
Womens Guild of the
Church
Cape
Colorful scatter rugs placed on top of wall-to-wall carpet
Colorful scatter rugs can be laid over existing wall-to-wall carpeting to create focal areas and reduce wear in high-stress zones. Strategically placed, they offer quick styling updates without removing current flooring or underlay.
Springvale Man Fined in Biddeford Court
Vern A. Hobbs a Springvale man about 65 was fined 25 in Biddeford Municipal court after pleading guilty to selling misbranded potatoes. He admitted to selling potatoes labeled Grade 1 when they were not. The Department of Agriculture brought the complaint. Hobbs was represented by Atty. John Roberts of Sanford.
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Springvale
Vern A. Hobbs
Biddeford
Hobbs
Simon Spill
Department of Agriculture
Atty. John Roberts
Sanford
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