Deer herd sighted near Gray after Old Home Day trip
Old Orchard Beach residents Mr and Mrs Sumner Johnson saw a herd of nine or ten deer grazing near the woods outside Gray on Sunday around 7 p m while returning from Dover Foxcroft. Lions club fall meeting set for Thursday at Hoffman street clubhouse with supper at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Johnson
Tripoli Avenue
Dover- Foxcroft
East Dover
Gray
Lions Club
Hoffman Street
Kay Mewer
Farice Bates
Kennebunk Pond
Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
K. of C
James J. Mullin
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Anne L. Fowler
Lewis Fowler
Balsam Jane
Farmington State Teachers College
Break In Cottage At Lyman Probed
York County Deputy Sheriff Coyle Meserve of Dayton investigates a break into the Barker's pond cottage of Raymond G. Morrill of Stoneham Massachusetts and the theft of a small transistor radio. The break occurred within the past two weeks, Morrill discovered the incident upon arriving for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Coyle Meserve
Dayton
Barker's Pond
Lyman
Raymond G. Morrill
Stoneham
Mass
Meserve
Morrill
FASTEETH promises secure fit for dentures
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to keep false teeth in place and reduce plate odor. It claims the alkaline formula firms dentures, increases comfort, and prevents slipping during moments of embarrassment, urging readers to buy at drug counters.
AMA Tips For Teen Grooming And Hygiene
AMA magazine advises teenagers to maintain daily bathing and deodorant use, keep nails trimmed, and cleanse skin to control acne. Regular hair care, scalp massage, and hand washing reduce common teenage concerns, along with routine dental care and a balanced diet after medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Portland Helps MPA Buy Condemned Casco Bay Wharves
Portland adds 26000 to state funds as the Maine Port Authority moves to purchase Casco Bay Lines island wharves condemned for much of the summer. After purchase, repairs will resume full ferry service to about 1500 Islanders. Gov Reed and city officials say the deal avoids eminent domain and places future maintenance with the authority. Contracts for repairs will be negotiated due to the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Reed
MPA
A. Edward Langlois
Maine Port Authority
State of Maine
Cliff and Peaks Islands
Long
Great Diamond
Little Diamond
Langlois
William Perkins First To Get Eagles Award
Kennebunk Troop 304 notes a first as William Perkins becomes the first Eagle award recipient for the 304 unit at a Park Street School Court of Honor. Previous Eagles from the troop's earlier 3 designation include Edward Houle and Gerald Spofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perkins
Eagles
Kennebunk
Park Street
Edward Houle
Gerald Spofford
Scout Perkins
Frederick Perkins, Jr
York Street
Frank Farr
York District
Kenneth Hunnewell
George Harrington
Gilman Drinkwater
Colin Campbell
Lewis H. Burr
John Harter
Robert Buckland
Andrew J. Peterson
Kennebunk High School
Thomas Vail
Verne Bodwell
Everett Nutting
Marion
United Nations Crisis Looms After Hammarskjold Death
AP reports Washington and Moscow face a UN crisis as they seek a successor to Dag Hammarskjold after his death in a plane crash in Africa. Khrushchev proposed a three-secretary plan. neutrals floated three assistants. A UN General Assembly vote requires two-thirds, with veto power in the Security Council. possible temporary single successor may delay a broader UN rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Berlin
United Nations
United States
Russia
World Organization
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Security Council
General Assembly
Red
West
Hammerskjold
East
Council
Des Moines shopper finds only four-trap mousetrap sets
A Des Moines woman, while shopping for a mouse trap, discovers only packaged sets of four traps. She quips that with that many mice she would move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Iowa
Des Mones
ChoeS Opens Season At Beach Hall
Nee Nah council of Pocahontas opened its season Monday evening at the American Legion hall in Old Orchard Beach with Mrs Evelyn Presley presiding. A rummage sale is planned for September 30 from 9 am to 4 pm with Mrs Presley arranging. A donation was made to the school hot lunch fund and Christmas ribbons will be sold again. The Great Council meeting call for Portland October 13 and 14 was read. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Gene Pitkin and Mrs Bessie Millman. Refreshments and games followed. The next meeting is October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Council
Eastland Hotel
Portland
Gene Pitkin
Bessie Millman
Radioactivity In Air Could Cause Health Hazard
Washington AP reports radioactivity from Russian atmospheric tests rising in 13 eastern and northern states. Public Health Service warns levels would pose a hazard only if sustained long term. City readings from Sept 11 and 17 show notable increases in microcures per cubic meter in Hartford Gastonia D C Baltimore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Public Health Service
Columbia
District of
Hartford
Conn
Kennebunk Women’s Guild Rummage Sale Plans Noted
The Women’s Guild of St. David’s Church in Kennebunk prepares for a fall rummage sale on Saturday September 29 at 10 am in the parish house on Portland Street. Co chairs are Mrs Howard Mann and Mrs William Hoepfner with guild helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of St. David Chureh
Portland Street
Howard Mann
William Hoepfner
Arundel Grange
Grange Hall
Grange Camp
Bryant Pond
Earl Berry
Buxton Grange
Earl Bailey
Kennebunk Baptist Church
Alma Tomlinson
Louise Russell
Alice Hancock
Ruth Willis
Frances Burleigh
Mildred Hutchins
Robert Welch
Forrest Brown
Grove Street
Kennebunk Police Department
Thomas Reagan
New Bedford
Mass
Atty
Thomas J. Reagan
Intervale Road
Albert Cowgill
Belinda
Fletcher Street
Canada
Inflation Threats Loom As Nation Debates Wage-Price Policy
AP analysis notes inflation fears sharpen as steel and auto wage talks loom and government spending rises. Kennedy warns against a wage-price spiral while labor balks at price hikes and business cautions on passing higher costs to consumers amid rising productivity and sustained demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Kennedy
New York
La‘bor
Olive Rebekah Lodge Elects New Officers
Olive Rebekah lodge in Kennebunk elected Mrs. Mildred Redion noble grand, succeeding Mrs. Virginia Merrill. Other officers named include Mrs. Pauline Hayes vice grand Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard recording secretary Mrs. Alberta Morison financial secretary and Mrs. Helen Welch treasurer. Instal lation set for October 2 at 7 45 p.m. at Kennebunk Odd Fellows hall with District Deputy President Mrs. Avis Briggs and her staff. Outgoing Noble Grand Mrs. Merrill to attend Maine Rebekah Assembly October 19 20 in Bangor. Finance committee to audit September 26 at Mrs. Welch’s home. A donation voted to the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Redion
Noble
Kennebunk
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Virginia Merrill
Pauline Hayes
Dorothy Hubbard
Alberta Morison
Helen Welch
Kennebunk Odd Fellows Hall
Avis Briggs
Old Orchard Beach
Merrill
Maine
Kennebunk Resident Ruled Death By Own Action
York County Medical Examiner Stephen Cobb ruled the death of Clifton D Murray an apparent death by his own action. Murray 67 of Great Hill Kennebunk Beach was found in the Mousam River after a fisherman spotted him at Walsh Jacobs bridge. His watch stopped about two hours earlier indicating he was in the water about that time. He left a note for his wife and had recently had eye surgery. Survivors include Marion Murray his widow and siblings in Haverhill Mass. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with burial in Hope Cemetery. Friends may call tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Stephen Cobb
Sanford
Clifton Davis Murray
Great Hill
Kennebunk Beach
Mousam River
Kennebunk
Frank Stevens
A. Wesley Leech
Walsh Jacobs Bridge
Harold Nason
Murray
Nason
Haverhill
Mass
John
Alice
Davis) Murray
Christchurch
Marion
Curtis) Murray
Reading Convention Augusta Names Local Chairs
Mrs Villa H ainn state supervisor of elementary education will chair a group meeting at the New England Reading Association convention in Swampscott Mass Oct 1 3 Other Maine teachers taking part include Miss Gertrude Prinn and Miss Ruth Johnson of Portland Mrs Grace Dodge of Bucksport Dr James MacCampbell and Dr Alex Caughran of the University of Maine Richard Babb of Auburn Miss Phyllis Theriault of South Portland and Miss Priscilla Ferguson of Cape Elizabeth The unions demand labor gains in wages and warn profits may rise without them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Villa Hainn
New England Reading Association
Swampscott
Mass
Maine
Gertrude Prinn
Ruth Johnson
Portland
Grace Dodge
Bucksport
James MacCampbell
Alex Caughran
University of Maine
Richard Babb
Auburn
Phyllis Theriault
South Portland
Priscilla Ferguson
Cape Elizabeth
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Doris G. Fournier
Leominster
Judge Advocate
Fort Devens
Fournier
Doris Emery
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Walter M. Harmon
Temple Road
Clement P. Wight
Dial
AMA
MPA Bay Bay
Clifford L. Swan Co., Inc
Gill-Brand Products Inc
Middle Street
Vaughn
Bassett
New Orleans
Bodyhill
Harry H. Marcus
Fd. J. Berman
Steven Michaels
David Cram
Wild Life
Peter Burr
James Keating
III
Everett Nason
Jenn Nutting
Philip Newell
Wayne Whitten
Fred Perkins
Carl Austin
Ernest Record
Raymond Russel
Aes Choes
Beach Hall
Gastona
N. C
District of Columbia
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Lawrence
Lansing
Mich
Trenton
N. J
Albany
N.Y
Harrisburg
Providence
R. I
S. C
Richmond, Va
Edmund Cashen
Grim Ogre
Dustry
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