Investors Forum Split up candidates
America’s economy will expand as in the past decade with stock growth. Harry C. France lists three prospective stock split-ups Chrysler Westinghouse Electric and Sherwin-Williams as vital enterprises, noting they may issue larger earnings and dividends by 1964. He argues growth stocks will lead the market and invites investor questions.
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France
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Standard Oil of
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Sherwin-Williams
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Harry C. France
General Features Corp
Nee Nah Council At Beach To Attend Conclave
Nee Nah council meeting at the Legion hall Old Orchard Beach was led by Pocahontas Mrs Shirley Doe. Members aim to attend the Great Council in Portland Saturday at the Eastland hotel and a card of thanks came from Mrs Ivy Semo Blue Feather council. News notes hospital stays include Mrs Bernadette Monteith improved Mrs Clara Rousseau Notre Dame hospital and Mrs Jacqueline Pitkin Saco hospital with mystery prize forwarding. Refreshments followed with games after adjournment.
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Legion Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Shirley Doe
Great Council
Portland
Eastland Hotel
Ivy Semo
Blue Feather Council
Bernadette Monteith
Clara Rousseau
Notre Dame Hospital
Jacqueline Pitkin
Saco Hospital
Rose Fournier
Fire Posters by Beach Children Now on Exhibit
Fire-Prevention week posters by Old Orchard Beach School 1 to 5 are shown in M F Hill Insurance window on Orchard Street this week. Grade 1 displays Monday, Grade 2 Tuesday, Grade 3 today, Grade 4 Thursday, Grade 5 Friday. the posters were judged best in their grades. Fire drills are planned Friday for grades not yet drilled.
Pickled Onions in Green Salads for Zesty Flavor
A tip suggests adding cocktail onions to a green salad to impart bright tang and spicy notes. Use a few whole onions or sliced pieces to brighten mixed greens, cucumber, and herbs, balancing with a light vinaigrette for crisp texture.
White Church Women Set Christmas Fair Date
The Women's Fellowship of the White Church met in the vestry at 2:00 pm. President Mrs Alfred T Wilcox led devotionals. A donation to the Biddeford Saco Community Chest was approved. Plans for the Christmas Fair on December 2 were reported along with a rummage sale on October 17 at 10 am with co chairs Mrs Horace Nichols and Mrs Albert Whitehurst.
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Women's Fellowship of
White Church
Alfred T. Wilcox
Shirley E. Parks
Circle A
Joseph A. Haley
George H Lian
Biddeford- Saco
Horace §. Nichols
Albert Whitehurst
Wayne B. Hutchins
Alfred S. Bradford
R. McAdoo
Shirley
Warren Libby
Eva Steer
H. Lewis Cutler
Claude H. Faulkner
George Harpoothan
Clayton W. Cartmill
Albert Lambert Awarded Lions Service Pin
The Biddeford Saco Lions club held its first regular meeting of the season at the Won derbar steak house in Biddeford. Plans were announced for a basketball round robin tournament with teams Train Academy Kennebunk Biddeford Thornton Academy St Louis and Wells. Proceeds support Lions eye and ear charities. Albert Lambert received a monarch chevron pin for 20 years of service and Elliot Fink got a 10 year pin. Raymond Labbe named bulletin editor. George Adams of Montpelier Vermont attended as a guest.
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Biddeford-Saco
Elliot Fink
Raymond Labbe
George Adams
Montpelier
Adjournment of York County High Court Term Dense with Sentences
The September term of York County Superior Court at Alfred adjourned at 4 45 PM. Justice Leonard F Williams handled last matters including criminal sentences. Audrey Richards 35 Mason from Kittery pled guilty to forgery for a $40 60 check and was sent to the Reformatory for Women for lascivious behavior. Carl Patterson Jr Portsmouth NH pled guilty to forgery of checks totaling 91 44 from Kennebunk and was sentenced to 1 to 2 years plus remaining charges. Patterson has a history of escapes and prior sentences. John Lapointe Old Orchard Beach was fined 250 plus 20 costs for drunken driving on September 30 at Alfred.
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Reformatory For Women
Skowheagan
Williams
Carl Patterson Jr
Portsmouth
N. H
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Canal Bank
Portland
Justice Williams
Thomastes
Patterson
John Lapointe
Old Orchard Beach
Alfred
Old Orchard Beach society notes and club meetings
Mrs Donald Jones of Portland avenue hosted the first Dessert Bridge of the season with high scorer Miss Helen Fitzgibbon. Mrs Percy Monteith, recently discharged from Notre Dame Hospital, returned home on Adelaide road. Kay Mewer and Marjorie Douglass attended Visiting Officers night at Fern Chapter OES in Alfred with Asa Douglas. Regular Miniwanca Star meeting followed.
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Donald Jones
Portland Avenue
Helen Fitzgibbon
Percy Monteith
Notre Dame Hospital
Adelaide Road
Kay Mewer
Marjorie Douglass
Fern Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Alfred
Asa Douglas
Miniwanca
Priest Warns Parents On Indecent Literature at Notre Dame Meeting
Rev. Vincent Tatarczuk urged awareness of indecent literature’s danger to youth at Notre Dame Hospital auxiliary in October. He described three citizen groups affected and warned of a multi billion dollar industry, citing 231 Citizens Committees as a model crusade.
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Church World
Notre Dame Hospital
State of Maine
Elizabeth Seidel
Harold Carroll
Frank Carey
Fernand Cadorette
John Barrett
Eleanor Mogan
Marie Gagnon
St. Mary Parish
Daughters Of Ruth To Serve Holiday Banquet
The Daughters of Ruth of the First Universalist church voted to serve a Thanksgiving banquet on November 7 in the church vestry for members of the Rebecca Emery chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Proceeds will help defray church repair costs. A dessert bridge party is planned for October 21 in the vestry.
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First Universalist Church
Rebecca Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elm Street
Albert Wentworth
Church Vest.y
Harry Smith
Ben Wood
Walter Hutchins
Harry
Harry Gowen
Paul McIntire
Corinne Wells
Edmund Beal
Leonard Emmons
Ruthford Wilcox
Wentworth
NBC Invests $400000 for Caratoga Musical Production
The National Broadcasting Co and its record company affiliate posted 400000 required for the upcoming musical Caratoga. NBC and the affiliate contributed 150000 each, with Mort Mitosky guaranteeing the remaining amount. The funding follows a trend of video and recording backers supporting Broadway shows since CBS financed My Fair Lady four years ago.
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NBC
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Mort Mitosky
CBS
Teachers Are Feted By Wells Ogunquit PTA
The Wells Ogunquit PTA hosted the annual Teacher's Reception at the elementary school auditorium during the first fall meeting. New president Llewellyn Lloyd-Davies spoke for the group and introduced each teacher to a large gathering of parents. An attendance banner went to Beatrice Spiller's third grade.
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Wells-Ogunquit
Parent- Teacher Association
PTA
Llewellyn Lloyd- Davies
Lloyd-Davies
Beatrice Spiller
Historian Appointed by Royal Oak Club
Royal Oak branch of the Trans Atlantic Brides and Parents association met at Mrs. Phyllis Biggin’s home on Camden Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Mrs. Ethel Shiah of Niagara Falls NY, formerly Warrington England, attended as guest of honor. Mrs. Rose Arcand was appointed historian replacing Mrs. Biggin who moves to Springfield MA. special prize awarded to Arcand. Next meeting November 3 at Mrs. Edith Bell’s home on Washington Avenue.
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Royal Oak
Refreshments Served at Old Orchard Beach Event
In Old Orchard Beach last night refreshments were provided by Mrs Betty Gendron Mrs Connie Kuusela and Mrs Rosa Antoine ensuring attendees were well cared for at the gathering.
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Old Orchard Beach
Betty Gendron
Connie Kuusela
Rosa Antoine
Leftover Ham Gets Quick Barbecue Pan Treatment
In the fridge, leftover ham is browned in a heavy skillet and basted with barbecue sauce for a simple, flavorful finish. This method offers a quick, savory option to rework chilled ham into a tasty meal.
Leon Cole Speaks At Beach Meeting In ET Toilers
Leon Cole executive secretary of the New England Baptist conference spoke at the ET Toilers by the Sea season opener in Porter Hall Ocean Park. He outlined conference aims at Tanglewood and Azaloa and discussed camp improvements for next season. A luncheon followed and a business meeting led by Mrs Dorothy Johnston heard reports and a donation to the American Bible Society.
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Toilers-by-the-Sea
Porter Hall
Ocean Park
Muriel Gooch
Helen Johnson
Hazel Daly
Ada Cole
Dorothy Johnston
Elizabeth Wilson
Maude Rowell
Lillian Jakeman
American Bible Society
Leon Cole
New England Baptist Conference
Tanglewood
Azaloa
Hamburger Aids Tucson Burglar In $500 Theft Escape
A Tucson house burglary used a pound of raw hamburger to quiet the family dog and aid the thief in escaping with $500. The meat was taken from the household refrigerator during the break in.
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Tucson
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