Mrs Bridges Re elected President Of Women Fellowship
Mrs Daniel T Bridges was reelected president of the Women s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church at a supper meeting in the Old Parsonage Kittery Point Other officers were elected including Mrs Harry Powell first vice president Mrs R Warren Ferguson Jr second vice president and Mrs BE Maurice Russey third vice president Secretary was Mrs Henry Brooks with Assistant Secretary Mrs Horace Mitchell Assistant Treasurer Mrs Warry F True and Assistant Treasurer Mrs Reginald F Derry Also Mrs Alain Smart will again serve as auditor The nominating committee included Mrs Graham G Alvord More Joseph Smith and Mrs Marty Whetal with Mrs Lorey C Day named to the standing nominating committee The fellowship will provide hostesses at the Old Mansion from June 15 Sept 15 Plans for the annual summer outing near the Old Parsonage are underway A June 24 meeting will set plans for the coming year Forty women attended the first general membership meeting of the season set for Oct 7 at the Old Parsonage Other standing committee members were named including Mrs Carl Galle service Mrs Eldredge Woods missionary Res Joseph W Cutts budget and Bhatees Mrs Harold Moreen Old Parsonage house committee Miss Father Graham devotions Mrs George W Kent and Mrs Warren Delano program co chairs and Mrs Harold P Grace Jr membership and hospitality Mrs Brooks will supervise hostesses at the Lady Pepperrell House from July 1
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First Congregational Church
le Old Mansion
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Eldredge . Woods
Joseph W. Cutts
Harold Moreen
Parsonage House
Father Graham
George W. Kent
Warren Delano
Harold P. Grace Jr
Brooks
Lady Pepperrell House
York Cof Lists Summer Activities
York Chamber of Commerce outlines a busy summer calendar with concerts yacht races golf exhibitions and parades. Plans include fireworks July 6 costing about 400 plus tours of historic sites and a guide booklet with calls for information from residents and visitors.
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York Chamber of Commerce
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Activiies
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Marshall
House Green
House Passes Bill To Fine Parents for Juvenile Damage
CONCORD U S House approves a bill making parents partially responsible for property damage by juveniles after defeating stronger proposals. The measure imposes a 500 dollar fine or up to one year in jail and damages up to 300 dollars per incident, with debate continuing after Senate review.
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Expensive Legislature Spars With Daily Session Costs
Senator Robert English of Hancock faulted the Legislature for spending money simply by remaining in session at about six thousand dollars a day. He argued the body faces a dilemma between outdated procedures and modern needs including jet planes and atomic reactors.
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Hancock
Robert English
English
Kald
Amendment on auto registration stays with parental consent policy
The document notes an amendment added by the Mouse stating Wales cannot obtain an automobile registration for a minor without parental written consent or an insurance policy. It also reports the House defeated a bill to abolish the State Personnel Commission and replace its membership with state department officials.
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State Personnel Commission
State Department
Fourteen Die on Maine Roads in May Report States
State Police reported fourteen people died on Maine roads in May, four more than the previous year. Among the victims were eight drivers, four passengers, one pedestrian, and one bicycle rider. The report notes Wyner’s association with 12 of 28 fatal accidents in April and May.
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Pote
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Wyner
It Takes a Doctor Concord booklet on pressure and blood
A Concord New Hampshire Heart Association release promotes a new booklet titled Pressure Your Blood. It stresses that only a doctor visit guarantees accurate treatment and guidance for managing blood pressure, warning laypersons about self diagnosis.
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Thomas Eastwood
Portsmauth Herald Phayed
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Goodman's 77Ers Shop
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