Nurse Honored At Reception In Kennebunk
Miss Alice Gibson was honored at a Kennebunk reception with over 150 attendees. Co chairs were Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Dresser. refreshments handled by Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Christensen, and Mrs. Gonnegille. Gifts surpassed $1,400 from more than 600 donors, with medals displayed and presented by Mrs. Kimball.
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Webhannet Club
Kennebunk
Alice Gibson
R. N
John Dresser
Clarence M. Crosby
Clarence Lombard
Kennebunk Public Health Association
Gibson
Timothy
Yesteray
Theodore Shields
John Christensen
Roger Gonnegille
Edith Berry
Anne Hall
John Rogers
Lucinda Lord
Alexander Burr
E. E. McPherres
Ross Wyman
Kenneth Cuneo
J. R. Downing
Joseph Cole
William Newell
Harry Lapirow
J. S. Johnston
Polly Day
Hamilton Dyer
Barbara Kimball
Miss Gibson
William Edward Barry
Brick Store
Dresser
A. Wesley Leech
Board of Selectmen
Earley Hardy
John S. Seek
Students and Faculty Honor Departing Sister Ste. Marie
The departure of Sister Ste. Marie Michael after two years at Marie Joseph Academy was noted at a meeting of students and faculty on Pool Road in Biddeford. Each division offered thanks and a souvenir. Sandra Poulin read a poem by Jacqueline Marie Jean.
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Ste. Marie Michael
Marie Joseph Academy
Pool Road
Biddeford
Sandra Poulin
Jacqueline Marie Jean
Gusty Winds Sweep Bar Harbor No Major Damage
Gusts reached 55 mph overnight in Bar Harbor causing scattered damage including a fallen limb striking Frederick W. Goss’s car and a maple toppling against St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church entry. Nearby, an outdoor shrine narrowly escaped, power lines were cleared after limb falls, and lighting flickered briefly. Coast Guards reported 50 mph winds at Mt. Desert Island’s southern end.
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Bar Harbor
Frederick W. Goss
High St
St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church
Harold Hopkins Jr
Oblate Seminary
Power Company
Coast Guards
Mt. Desert Island
Saco Rebekah Lodge elects officers at Saturday meeting
Officers chosen at a Saturday night Saco Rebekah Lodge session in Odd Fellows Hall included Miss Madeline Brackett as noble grand and Mrs. Eva Sherman as vice grand. A memorial for Mrs. Flora Scammon followed, with invitations noted for Ruhamah Lodge in Springvale on Oct 12 and Rehoboth Lodge in East Waterboro on Oct 2. The annual Sarah S. Harlow letter announced assembly dates in Lewiston on Oct 15 16 and Auburn on Oct 17. A Oct 10 installation was planned after a potluck supper.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Saco
Madeline Brackett
Noble Grand
Eva Sherman
Ethel Day
Adelpha McKeen
Parnell E. Burrill
Day
Flora Scammon
Ruhamah Lodge
Springvale
Rehoboth Lodge
East Waterboro
Sarah S. Harlow
Rebekah Assembly of
Lucy Durgin
Priscilla Ladd
Needlework Kit for Welcome Guest Towels Adorned with Tulips
This ad offers a ready to embroider pair of cream linen towels stamped for cross stitch. Tulips in watermelon pink yellow and sky blue frame a Welcome inscription with green lettering. Each kit includes floss and finished hems, with easy instructions and a $2 per kit price.
Oswald and Kennedy Assassination Findings Summary
The commission’s 26 volume report concludes Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. It details Oswald’s alienation, military history, and the sequence of shots from the Texas School Book Depository. Ballistics, eyewitnesses, and handwriting link Oswald to the rifle used. No conclusive evidence ties him or Jack Ruby to a conspiracy or foreign government, though media access and handling of Oswald drew criticism.
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Bar
Europe
America
U.S
Kennedy
Gov. Connally
Oswald
Secret Service
Jacqueline Kennedy
Marina
J. D. Tippit
New Orleans
A. J. Hidell
Fidel
Howard L. Brennan
Texas School Book Depository
Brennan
Hisself
Ruby
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Rusk
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Cuba
Lee Oswald
New York City
Minsk
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Moscow
Joan Lee
Dallas-Fort Worth
Jack
Johnson
Rufus) Youngblood
Central Intelligence Agency
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Congress
FBI
Four Crewmen Die In Passenger Train Crash
A Burlington engineer collision with a Rock Island train near Montgomery Illinois killed four crewmen and injured about 40 passengers. The Burlington Zephyr speed was 40 to 45 mph. three crewmen died at once, a fourth died later. About 200 people were aboard both trains. eyewitnesses described a deafening impact and debris across the tracks.
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Montgomery, Ill
Burlington
Rock Island
Earl Petz
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Omaha
Rock Island Golden State Limited
Los Angeles
Russell Reeves
Mokena
N. R
George Lincoln
Galesburg
Copley Memorial Hospital
Aurora
Reeves
Herbert Hoffman
Vietnam turmoil eases as evacuations proceed in hills
Friends report Freund to leave and government troops to enter. U S helicopters evacuated 60 Vietnamese held hostage in Buon Sar a Sunday. Rebels in Buon Mo Prong surrender 470 tribesmen. about 150 armed tribesmen and all top rebel leaders remain missing. In Saigon, coup threat against Khanh's regime eases.
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Freund
U.S
Buon Sara
Buon Mo Prong
Saigon
Khanh
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Simard
Franklin St
Roland Cadorette Inc
General
St. Mary St
Howe
Wells
Public
Main Street
York Savings & Loan Association
Main ST
Biddeford, Maine
Community Service
P. O. Box
Great Neck
N. Y
Fee Renee Renee
Evelyn Siegel
Sumimary
Bipartisan Commission
Warren
Allen W. Dulles
John J. McCloy
High
Helen van Wyk
Jameson School
Old Orchard Beach
Super Met
Alfred Street
Prem
Oleo
Sampson’s
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