Local Personal Notices From Biddeford and Saco
The notices list surgical patients at Webber Hospital including Mrs. Fernando Gagnon and Roland Guertin and patients Ernest Binette and Mrs. Doris Labbe. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Julius Regina and relatives of Richard Lacroix. Christine Pillsbury to sing at a joint church service with ushers led by Team 1’s George Ange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Gagnon
Pool St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Ernest Binette
Alfred St
Doris A. Labbe
High St
Saco
Roland Guertin
Philip Guertin
Prospect St
Joseph Curesky
Bethel
Conn
Mitchell Curesky
Wallkill
N. Y
Julius Regina
Green St
Richard Lacroix
Andrews Afb
Washington, D. C
Rene Lacroix
Lindale Avenue
Christine Pillsbury
Joint United Baptist Church
United Church of Christ
Congregational
George Ange
Local VFW and Auxiliary Meetings Scheduled This Week
Our Lady of Victory Circle and Daughters of Fatima set 2 p m Sunday meeting at the Fremont Clubroom Biddeford. A Cumberland Bar racks Auxiliary reception for Mrs Blanche Fonda is 2 to 5 p m Sunday at the Portland YMCA. York County Barracks Veterans of World War I Auxiliary meets 7 30 p m Monday at St Johns Hall Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Daughters of Fatima
Fremont
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Blanche Fonda
Region One
Cumberland Barracks
YMCA
Forest Avenue
Portland
York County
St. John’s Hall
Elm and
Main Streets
Community notices from Saco area churches and schools
The Junior Bandana songs group of the Saco Salvation Army meets Saturday at 0 a m. Confessions are heard at St Monica in Kennebunk from 4 to 5 p m Saturday. Confessions at St Martha in Kennebunk from 4 to and Mary Church in Wells Saturday 2 30 to 3 30 p m. Biddeford United Baptist Church Sunday School canceled for August and will reopen in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandana Soongsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
St Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford
Rusk Eyes Nonaggression Pact Talks With Khrushchev
Top U S officials including W Fulbright John Pastore Hubert Humphrey and George Aiken join Rusk for talks with Khrushchev. Kennedy signals Berlin security as key aim while discussions cover foreign troops in Germany military budget freezes and surprise-attack safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
A A
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Armed Services Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations
Rusk
Adlai EF. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
Disarmament and Arms Control Agency
Khrushchev
Atlantic Alliance
Kennedy
Berlin
Germany
Maine to Install Large Electronic Computer by 1965
Central Maine Power Co President William H. Dunham announced plans to erect Maine's largest and most powerful commercial electronic computer by early 1965. The system centers on an Indianapolis Honeywell 400 and will process billing, accounting, payroll, dividends and statistics for rate, financial and engineering studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
William H. Dunham
Central Maine Power Co
aiinneapolis-Honeywell
Oil Burner Flooded Home In Saco Fire Call
Saco firefighters responded to 16 High Street for a flooded oil burner at the residence of Althea Robinson. Chief Arthur Emmons stated no equipment was deployed as the issue was contained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Althea Robinson
High Street
Arthur Emmons
Death of C R Lavigne Charlemagne Lavigne Biddeford
C R Lavigne 47 of 9 Vincent Avenue Biddeford died on arrival at a local hospital after a brief illness He was born October 24 1915 in Victoriaville P Q son of Frederick and Eudoxie Lavigne He was personnel manager at Butler's Department Store for 17 years and survived by his widow Jeannette and daughter Charlotte with multiple siblings Funeral services set for St Andre's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlemagne R. Lavigne
Vincent Avenue
Biddeford
Victoriaville
P.Q
Frederick and
Eudoxie (Savoie) Lavigne
Lo ‘Cal Grammar
Limerick High School
Colbrook
Mass
Butler's Department Store
St. Andre's Church
Sacred Heart League
Union St. John Baptiste
Jeannette
Laliberte) Lavigne
Charlotte Lavigne
Frederick Lavigne
Saco
Edgar
Roland
John
Origene
Basutoland
South Africa
Gabrielle Corriveau
Yvette Plamondon
Rachel Desrochers
Theresa Dubois
Sanford
Emond
St. Andre’s Church
Eugene Grenier Obituary Notice
Eugene Grenier 80 died at his home 6 Market Street Biddeford born to Francois and Marie Grenier worked in local manufacturing and retired 14 years ago He was a Notre Dame de Lourdes communicant and a 50 year member of the Catholic Order of Foresters He is survived by son Edgar Saco daughter Mrs Patrick Majorano South Portland sisters Miss Edwardina Grenier Biddeford and Mrs George Courteaux Dover NH four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saturday morning with calls at Cote Funeral Home Beach Street Saco today until 4 pm and 7 to p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Grenier
Market Stace
Biddeford
Francois and
Marie
Bellerose) Grenier
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Catholic Order of Foresters
Edgar
Saco
Patrick Majorano
South Portland
Edwardina Grenier
Blanche Gilman Dies After Long Illness at 88
Blanche C Gilman 88 of 43 Middle St Saco died yesterday at an Augusta Hospital after a long illness Born Biddeford Nov 18 1874 daughter of Filmore and Isabel Creamer Attendant of School Street Methodist Church No known survivors Funeral conducted by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco Saturday at 2 Interment Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche C. Gilman
Middle St
Saco
Augusta
Biddeford
Filmore
Isabel (Smith) Creamer
School ‘Street Methodist Church
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Net tie B. Whitehouse
Funeral services for Mrs. Net tie B. Whitehouse of 42 Washington Avenue were held at 10 a m yesterday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco Rev Gilbert Sirotti pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist Church officiated and interment followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Whitehouse
Nettie B. Whitehouse
Washington Avenue
Edward Whitehouse
Dennett and Craig
Main St
Saco
Gilbert Sirotti
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral rites for Frank St Onge at Notre Dame de Lourdes
Funeral services were held at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church for Frank St Onge. Msgr Arthur Dube and Fathers Fernand Fournelle and Adelard Bill officiated with Mrs Eva Carrier directing the singing. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery with prayers at the grave. Out of town attendees included Rev Brother Gaudias St Onge, Annette St Onge, and Mr and Mrs Raoul Nolette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Frank St. Onge
Msgr
Arthur Dube
Fernand Fournelle
Adelard Bill
Eva Carrier
Raymond Methot
Agenor Rodrigue
Norman Remillard
Louis Arel
George Spirounias
Marcel Martelle
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Fournell
Funeral Services for Annie Cote Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Cote were conducted yesterday at Most Holy Trinity Church by Rev. Arthur St. Pierre. Miss Lou Welch played the organ and Miss Molly Welch sang. Bearers included Wilfred Hennon Walter Stebbins James Collins Dr. William O Sullivan Brian Cote and Paul Sullivan. Burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Cote
Most Holy Trinity Church
Arthur St. Pierre
Lou Welch
Molly Welch
Wilfred Hennon
Walter Stebbins
James Collins
William O'Sullivan
Brian Scote
Paul Sullivan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Stock Market Mixed Then Edges Up In Early Trading
New York stocks opened with a mixed pattern and small gains as oil and chemical shares led. The 60 stock average rose 3 points to 267.7 at noon with industrials up .2 rails up .3 utilities up .2. The Dow gained 1.25 to 696.12 as Royal Dutch and Standard Oil Indiana moved higher and Du Pont and American Cyanamid slipped about half a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Royal Dutch and
Standard Oil
Indiana
du Pont
Man Kodak
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Studepaker
U.S
Portland Weather: Showers End This Afternoon
A weather notice reports showers ending this afternoon with highs in the upper 60s and southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight clear and cool with lows mid to upper 50s and westerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday looks fair and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Saco Police Test Down Traffic Woes After Series Of Mishaps
A spate of accidents keeps Saco police busy with three on Tuesday afternoon and one early today. Ralph Randall and Rene Bedard collide on Main near Storer. Reginald Cram and Albany Dion injure no one but damage $100 to one car. George McInnis and Irving Nason collide on Old Orchard Road, injuring Linda Nason with minor damage. Jonathan Libby skids on Main near Moody, leaves road, hits hydrant and lawn. driver unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ralph Randall
Alfred St
Biddeford
Trafic
Main Street
Storer Street
Rene Bedard
Atlantic Ave
Randall Auto
Bedard
Randall
Water Street
Reginald Cram
Sanford
Albany Dion
King St
Dion
George C. McInnis
Irving L. Nason
Temple St
Old Orchard Road
Beach Street
McInnis
Nason
Linda Nason
Medlnnis
Jonathan L. Libby
Winchester
Mass
Moody Street
Local births reported from Saco Hospital
At Saco Hospital many newborns announced to area families. Curtis Donald Hill born July 22 to Donald and Mrs Hill Hollis Center weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Denise Lynn Wood born July 28 to Andrew and Denise Wood East Waterboro weighing seven pounds four and one half ounces. Betty Ann Gonneville born July 29 to Roger and family Biddeford weighing eight pounds six ounces. Timothy Finmer Bentom born July 30 to Roland and family Waterboro weighing six pounds fifteen ounces. Norman Earl Jr born July 30 to Norman and family Buxton Road Saco weighing nine pounds seven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Hospital
Donald Hill
Hollis Center
Curtis Donald
Andrew Woodsome Jr
East Waterboro
Denise Lynn
Roger Gonneville
Main St
Biddeford
Betty Ann
Roland Benton
Waterboro
Timothy Fimner
Norman FE
Wayecott Sr
Buxton Road
Saco
Norman Earl Jr
Driver Fined In Saco Court Session
Arthur A. Baker of Willimantic Connecticut pleaded guilty to driving without a license on the Maine Turnpike in Saco. Associate Judge William Wilson Jr. fined him $10 after State Trooper Duane H. Millett testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Municipal Court
Arthur A. Baker
Willismantic
Conn
Maine
Saco Learly
William Wilson Jr
Duane H. Millett
Funeral services set for Harold D. Jennings
Harold D. Jennings 80 died at home Thursday night after a 45 year career at Central Maine Power Co. He retired from active service in 1953 and funeral services are planned for Sunday in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Harold D. Jennings
The
Central Maine Power Co
Jennings
Utility
School Nurse and Custodian Sought by Danbury Board
The Danielson school board issued a plea for applications to fill two positions, a school nurse and a custodian, inviting qualified candidates to apply. The notice outlines the posting and encourages inquiries from interested locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielson, Conn
Market Update Mixed on Exchange and Bonds
Smelting and Control Data reported slight deviations from expectations. Prices on the American Stock Exchange showed a mixed pattern while corporate and government bonds also posted mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Stock Exchange
Final Water Safety Program Canceled by Weather
Mrs. Warren Peterson of the York County Chapter Red Cross announced cancellation of today’s final water safety program at Old Orchard Beach due to rain. A make up session is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow for certificates and a final swim. Saco registrations move to tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon weather permitting. Final registrations are scheduled August 9 at Sweetser and Jordan School playgrounds 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. with classes beginning August 12 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Peterson
York County
American Red Cross
Old Orchard Beach
Peterson
Saco
Sweetser and
Jordan School
Biddeford Lass Is Feted On Birthday
Miss Kim Szczecho wicz, 23 Oak St Biddeford, celebrated her third birthday. Hostesses were her mother Mrs Henry Szczechowicz and friends Donna Mailman and Terry Landry. Attendees included Denise Audie Diana Audie David Audie and families, plus the Mailman Landry Moulton and Ouellette clans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Szczechowicz
Oak S&st
Biddeford
Henry Szczechowicz
Donna Mailman
Terry Landry
Denise Audie
Diana Audie
David Audie
Audie
Wayne Mailman
Mailman
Joanne Landry
Landry
Joan Moulton
Norman Moulton
Deborah Moulton
Michael Moulton
Gordon Mailman
Hilda Ouellette
Sandra Ouellette
Barbara Ouellette
Regina Martin
Robin Martin
Sharon Martin
Joyce Labbe
Connie Labbe
Steven Mailman
Maine honors space program milestone and local figures
Maj. Gen. Edwin W. Heywood presided at a ceremony praising advances in aerospace science driven by X-15 winged space vehicle tests. Attendees included Brig. Gen. Irving Branch and Rushworth family members. A hometown welcome, parade and reception are planned Saturday for Raakeeeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edwin W. Heywood
Maine
Irving Branch
Edwards Afb
Rushworth
Norridgewock
Cheri
Mabel Rushworth
Maryland
Glenys Butler
Northeast Air Lines seeks CAB reversal on New York to Florida route
Northeast Air Lines announced it will petition the Civil Aeronautics Board to overturn an order canceling its lucrative New York to Florida service. President James W. Austin said an appeal to the courts would follow if reconsideration fails. Governor Endicott Peabody pressed CAB officials for continued service and a subsidy for New England operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Northeast Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Florida
Northeast
James W. Austin
Endicott Peabody
CAB
Washington
Peabody
New England
Philadelphia
Ints
Austin
Miami
Quoddy St John project details emerge with Udall
Quoddy Udall touts New England benefits and says the region has been bypassed in past conservation efforts. He outlines power sales to rural cooperatives and rules to ensure consumer savings, noting Quoddy St John could produce power at 4 mills per kilowatt hour versus regional 6.4 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udall
New England
Quoddy-St. John l
United States
Interior Department
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Stanley R. Tupper
Clifford G. McIntire
Baxter
St. John
Dickey
Morgan C. Dubrow
Biddeford Man Accused of Non-Support
A charge of non-support against 21 year old Robert M. Bissonnette of 128 Alfred Street Biddeford was ordered filed without plea by Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason in the Biddeford Municipal Court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Bissonnette
Alfred St
Biddeford
Pamela
Gerald C. Nason
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Readers Daily
A classified notice highlights that the journal reaches over 30 000 readers per day, emphasizing broad distribution and strong reach for advertisers seeking scale. The brief stresses high audience size and potential impact for marketing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Journal
Marching soldiers struck by automobile at Fort Dix
Twenty one soldiers were mowed down by an automobile on a Fort Dix road as they marched back to barracks after a night exercise. Fifteen were admitted to Watson Army Hospital with fractures or injuries, six treated and released. The driver, PFC Robert C. Keyser of Toms River NJ, a reservist, was questioned by MPs and apparently failed to yield. Names and injuries of the injured New Englanders are listed, with coordinates of the scene and emergency response efforts described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. DIX
N.J
Watson Army Hospital
Army
Robert C. Keyser
Toms River
Keyser
Stewart Dias
Browns Mills
Dias
Chester R. Utton
Charlestown
N.H
James W. Davis
Concord
Alfred W. Skelton
Bowdoinham
Maine
Richard F. Shoram
St. Albans
Richard P. St. Peter
Skowhegan
Wayland R. Sinclair
St.Johnsbury
Kennedy backs civil rights despite political cost
President Kennedy said civil rights legislation is a national crisis requiring action even if it hurts his political prestige. He warned demonstrations may be self defeating but urged bipartisan effort to protect rights and equality. He advocated joint Negro white leadership and noted legal remedies are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Congress
Maine statutes revision picks publishers for 1964 update
A legislative committee chaired by Sen. Ralph W. Farris Jr. named a tentative slate of publishers for the Maine statutes revision. West Publishing Co of St Paul Equity Publishing Corp of New Hampshire and Boston Law Book Co of Boston were listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ralph W. Farris Jr
R-Gardiner
the West Publishing Co
St. Paul, Minn
Equity Publishing Corp
New Hampshire
Boston Law Book Co
Boston
Youth Falls 30 Feet At Acadia Mountain Rescue
Theodore Van Felt twenty one? Actually nineteen, of Dow Air Force Base Bangor survives a 30 foot fall from Great Head mountain. Park Rangers carried him by litter to Mount Desert Island hospital for treatment in a satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Theodore van Felt
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Mount Desert Island Hospital
Great Head Mountain
Acadia National Park Rangers
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top players by batting and pitching. Includes Yastrzemski and Kaline leading batting averages, Allison and Kaline high runs, Aaron strong RBIs, Groat and Pinson notable hits, McCovey and Aaron homer leaders, and pitchers like Koufax and Drysdale heading strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Stuart
Wagner
Los Angeles
Malzone
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Ra‘datz
Ford
New York
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
Pinson and Robinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Maloney
Perranoski
Koufax
Drysdale
Charge Against Man Is Dismissed In Maine Case
In OLD ORCHARD BEACH a malicious mischief charge was not pressed and an assault and battery charge was dismissed in Trial Justice Court before Justice Wesley Mew er. Paul Amnett, restaurant owner on West Grand Ave, filed the charges against James Coyne, 19, of South Portland, for a July 16 incident in which a window was broken and Amnett said he was assaulted. The case had been continued from July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Trial Justice Court
Wesley Mewer
Paul Amnett
West Grand Ave
James Coyne
South Portland
Amnett
Soviets Accuse 2 Americans of Proselytism in Moscow
Izvestia charged United Press International correspondent Don Larrimore and American Slavic languages professor Irving Shaw with luring a Soviet citizen named Felix S. into U S intelligence during visits in 1956 and 1957. UPI in New York said Larrimore denied CIA employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestia
United Press International
U.S
Don Larrimore
Felix S
Minneapolis
Minn
Irving Shaw
Joseph Shaw
Felix
Larrimore
New York
CIA
Rockefeller Office Blocked in Manhattan Demonstrations
Seven civil rights demonstrators were arrested for blocking the entrance to Governor Rockefeller's Manhattan office amid ongoing protests for more minority jobs on public works. Earlier, three demonstrators were jailed for similar actions at City Hall as part of a three week campaign. In total, 52 demonstrators were arrested that day and 799 over three weeks, including 674 at the Downstate Medical Center site in Brooklyn amid outbreaks of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Goo F. Wagner
City Hall
Downstate Medical Center
Brooklyn
New York Youth Drowns in Lake Near Limington
Limington witnesses report 20 year old Wingdale resident Benjamin S. Horan, said to have epilepsy, drowned at Pequawket Lake on Thursday after rising from a float and falling backward into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Limington
Wingdale
N. Y
Pequawket Lake
Benjamin S. Horan
Ward bears brunt of scandal amid political fallout
Dr Ward recalls being scapegoat for the Profumo affair as his friends report. Miss Gulliver was refused access to him with an official remark "Only relatives no girls." Prime Minister Harold Macmillan reflects on the scandal bruising his life and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir Macmillan
Macmillan
Conservative
Violence and Fear Mark Illinois Neighborhood Racial Tension
Chicago police halted travel as a racially charged scene unfolded in Englewood. A public meeting gathered residents while a biracial committee met privately to defuse tensions after white residents feared integration. The first two Negro families moved in Monday and Tuesday with police protection promised. Reginald Williams and his wife Alice, with son Gregory, described relocating for cheaper rent and unspecified civil rights ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Reginald Williams
Alice
Gregory
Williams
Neon Sign Shorted at Driftwood Motel in Old Orchard Beach
A shorted neon sign at the Driftwood Motel on West Grand Avenue sparked a brief safety concern this morning. Report notes a rapid response and no injuries as the incident was quickly contained with no further hazard reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Driftwood
West Grand
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Ogunquit
Fred Gurney
Past Presidents Women’s Relief Corps
C. R. Lavigne
Blanche Gilman
Saco Police
Cuba
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Carlos Bandin
Revolutionary Recovery Movement
Everglades
Bandin
Britain
Firth of Clyde
Scotland
Sovereign
Biddeford Pool
East Point
Chester Wagg
Fire Department
Robert Gross
Tables
Arthur Moreau
Leo L’heureux
Weston Goldthwaite
Paul Andrews
JFK
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Pinson
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Rockefeller
Dr. Ward
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