Personal Briefs From Biddeford and Nearby Towns
Local notices list residents in Biddeford Saco and surrounding areas receiving care travel or family events. Harry Brook at Webber hospital. Mrs. Spill at Maine Medical Center Portland. Mrs Valliere at Notre Dame hospital Biddeford. Mrs Mulqueen vacationing at Old Orchard Beach. Gaston Boucher and son summoned to St Clair NB by family death. Higgins family vacationing in Old Orchard Beach. Miss Mary Reilly visiting Vermont. Arthur Benson serving aboard USS Franklin D Roosevelt in the Mediterranean. Nadeau brothers travel to St Clair NB for relative’s funeral. Rev Harry Trust summering at Beech Hill pond. David McCallum hospitalized at Maine Medical Center then moved to Notre Dame Hospital Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brook
Ocean Park
Webber Hospital
Louis Spill
Elm Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Ernest J. Valliere
Temple Street
Saco
Notre Dame Hospital
Harry Mulqueen
Waterville
Old Orchard Beach
Gaston Boucher
Robert
Oak Street
Biddeford
St. Clair
N. B
William Higgins
New Haven
Conn
Mary Reilly
Norman Reilly
Amherst Street
Donald Bruce
Vermont
Arthur L. Benson
USN
Euene EF. Benson
River Road
Ollis Center
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Donald
Ralph
Richard Nadeau
New Brunswick
Harry Trust
Dewey Harding 6 Dies in Saco Hospital
Dewey Harding of 6 Middle Street Saco died Saturday in a local hospital at age 6. Born in Burnham he was the son of Mr and Mrs Seward Harding and worked for Bates Manufacturing. Survived by widow Doris York one son Floyd Saco one step son Herbert York Avon Conn three brothers Maynard Burnham Arnold Bath Clive Thorndike one sister Mrs George Buzzell Benton and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 p m from Cote funeral home 87 James Street Saco. Friends may call at the home 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Pp MM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Harding
Middle Street
Saco
Burnham
Seward Harding
Bates Manufacturing Company
Doris York
Floyd
Herbert York
Avon, Conn
Maynard
Arnold
Bath
Clive
Thorndike
George Buzzell
Benton
Portlands Weather Outlook With Showers This Afternoon
Cloudy and cool with occasional showers or drizzle this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions. Northeast to east winds 5 to 15 mph. Temps listed for several cities show overnight lows from the upper 40s to mid 60s with coastal readings in the 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portlans
Caribou
kEastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Portland
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Denver
Los Angeles
Club Calendar Notes on Legion Auxiliary Meetings
Members of the Past Presidents Farley and Tighe-Beauoin Farley posts will hold initiation and installation of officers tonight at 8 with Mrs Ulrica Barnes. The planned weiner roast has been postponed. Owen-Davis post Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 tonight in the post home in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Tighe-Beauoin- Farley Post
American Legion, Auxilary
Ulrica Barnes
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Weiner
Owen-Davis Post Auxiliary
American Legion
Saco
Church Meetings Schedule In New England Towns
Salvation Army group in Old Orchard Beach meets tomorrow at 6 30 pm. An Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army prayer meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 45 pm. The Village Baptist Church in Kennebunkport hosts a youth meet tonight at 8 with games, devotions and fellowship for senior youths. Saco United Baptist finance committee plans a meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
The
Village Baptist Church
Spring Street
Kennebunkport
Saco United Baptist Church
Julie Andrews Ends Play Role In My Fair Lady
Julie Andrews ends her Eliza Doolittle run to become a housewife full time in London. She plans a long rest with husband Tony Walton, after a curtain call that closed her 315 year stage run amid mixed reports from New York and London audiences. Anne Rogers steps in as Eliza tonight in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Julie Andrews
Eliza Doolittle
Tony Walton
Julie
New York
Anne Rogers
United States
Eliza
Fire encircles Riverside lake area resort fire
A freakish blaze near Lake Elsinore in Riverside has burned at least 1500 acres and damaged two homes with more than two dozen people burned or injured. Firefighters say the fire is now virtually encircled and under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif. i
Lake Elsinore
Doctor Dies in Somerset County
Skowhegan mourns as Dr Walter S Stinchfield 86 longtime Somerset County medical examiner for 45 years died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Somerset County
Walter S. Stinchfield
Law Expert Dies at 69 in Maine Estate
Harold L. Cross, 69, of Cornville, died of a heart attack at his summer home in East Boothbay. A renowned press freedom advocate, he advised the New York Herald Tribune and New York Post and led the American Society of Newspaper Editors Freedom of Information Committee. He taught at Columbia University and served as dean of the journalism school in Chungking in 1943. Survivors include wife Elaine, two sons, two brothers and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boothbay
Harold L. Cross
Cornville
Cross
New York Herald Tribune
New York Post
Freedom of Information Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York
Columbia University
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia
Chungking
Sigma Delta Chi
Jour School of Journalism
Elaine
Obituary: Sadie MacDonald Webber of Kennebunk Dies at 69
Sadie MacDonald Webber widow of Edward C. Webber and charter member of the Webber Lefebvre American Legion auxiliary of Kennebunk died Sunday at a Biddeford hospital at 69. She lived in West Kennebunk and was born in Portland to Andrew and Sarah Ryder Macdonald. She attended West Kennebunk Methodist Church and belonged to civic and religious groups. Survivors: daughter Neva Page of Kennebunk, son Vernon Webber, sister Mrs. William Nedeau, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie MacDonald Webber
Edward C. Webber
Webber‘Lefebvre American Legion Auxiliary
Kennebunk
Biddeford
West Kennebunk
Portland
Andrew
Sarah ‘Ryder Macdonald
West ‘Kennebunk Methodist Church
Paliey
the Legion
Neva Page
Vernon Webber
William Nedeau
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Funeral services for Mrs Lily I Hill held in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Lily I Hill widow of Montrose E Hill of Old Orchard Beach were held Saturday at 1 30 p m from the I Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco Rev John J Stahl pastor of Washington Avenue Methodist church of Old Orchard officiated and burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily I. Hill
Montrose E. Hill
Old Orchard Beach
Idennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
John J. Stahl
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Old Orchard
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral rites for J. Willie Guertin held in Biddeford
Funeral services for J. Willie Guertin of 108 Guinea Road Biddeford were held Saturday morning at St. Andre Church at 9 30. A solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Gerard J. Parent with Rev Sylvia Levesque as deacon and Rev Robert T. Martel as sub deacon. The male choir of St. Andre provided singing with Mrs. Laura Lauren Proulx as organist. Bearers were Andre Boucher Paul Bouvier Ivan Lavigne Raymond Couture Raynald Morin and Arthur Gervais. Burial followed at St. Joseph Cemetery with prayers at the grave by Father Martel. Out of town attendees included Adelard Guertin Lena Guertin Andre Guertin Methuen Mass Adelard Verrier Worcester Mass and Henri Verrier and Jeannine Harrop Pawtucket R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willie Guertin
Guinea Road
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Gerard J. Parent
Sylvia Levesque
Robert T. Martel
Laura Lauren Proulx
Andre Boucher
Paul Bouvier
Ivan Lavigne
Raymond Co
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Me rilda Colard Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs Me rilda Colard of 263 West Street Biddeford were held at St Andre church at 9 this morning a solemn high Mass of requiem celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere assisted by Rev Robert T Martel and Rev Gerard J Parent. The male church choir sang and pallbearers from Ste Anne social were Mrs Nazaire Beaupre Mrs Archille Boucher Mrs Adelard Cote and Mrs George Gendron. Burial was in St Joseph Cemetery with prayers at the grave by Father Parent. Out of town relatives included Mr and Mrs Henri Bergeron Gerard Bergeron Henri Bergeron Jr and Mrs Mary DeVries of Wilton NH Mr and Mrs Alfred Jalbert Melbourne P Q Mr and Mrs Edgar Collard Asbestos P Q and Mrs Adrien Lalonde Montreal P Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merilda Colard
West Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
Robert T. Martel
Gerard J. Parent
Laura Lauren Proulx
Ste. Anne
Nazaire Beaupre
Archille Boucher
Adelard Cote
George Gendron
St. Joseph
Henri Bergeron
Gerard Bergeron
Mary DeVries
Wilton
N. H
Alfred Jal
Firemen Die In Blaze Near Lake Elsinore
Riverside Calif. two firemen died from burns after 28 workers fought a wall of flames in brush above the Elsinore resort area. Rusty Brooks 24 a U S Forest Service foreman and Ben Slater 31 a district manager from Cleveland National Forest died in hospital. two others were critically burned and the rest less seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
Lake Elsinore
Elsinore
Rusty Brooks
U. S. Forest Service
Ben Slater
Cleveland National Forest
Two Men Face Morals Charge Here
Two men charged with raping a 14 year old Saco girl in Biddeford had their cases continued until August 17 by Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford municipal court this morning. Bail was set at 5 for Joseph Raymond Lemay 27 of Biddeford who asked for a continuance without plea through his attorney Robert O Cyr of Biddeford and at 10000 for Lawrence Browell alias Var ney Harrison of Saco who pled not guilty to the charge. County Attorney Marcel Viger explained the difference in bail was because of the lengthy criminal record of Browell. The Saco man objected to his record being read in court as not being material to the case. He had been unable to raise the bail at press time. Lemay furnished bail. In other court action Recorder Gerald C Nason fined Thomas E Libby 19 of Amesbury Mass S10 for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Albert R Ordway 22 of Berwick paid a 10 fine for drinking a can of beer in an automobile outside the Log Cabin ballroom in Arundel. State liquor inspectors were the complainants in these two cases Robert Edward Perez 20 of Hialeah Fla paid a 5 fine for driving an unregistered vehicle Alfret F Cabana Jr 19 of Saco paid a 10 fine for speeding 50 mph in a 25 mph zone in Biddeford. Several other cases were scheduled to be tried today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Joseph Raymond Lemay
Main Street
Robert O. Cyr
Lawrence Browell
Varney Harrison
Marcel Viger
Browell
Lemay
Gerald C. Nason
Thomas E. Libby
Amesbury
Mass
Albert R. Ordway
Berwick
Arundel
Robert Edward Perez
Hialeah
Fla
Alfert F. Cabana, Jr
Seventeen vie for Saco Beach school post
Seventeen applications for the post of superintendent of the Saco Old Orchard Beach schools were discussed at a Saco school board meeting. Walter Lamb, chair, said applicants came from across Maine with prior superintending experience. Screening and interviews will occur this week to name a successor after Cecil J. Cutts resigns to join the University of Maine. Cutts resignations takes effect September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco- Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Walter Lamb
Cecil J. Cutts
University of Maine
Cutts
Funeral services for Edith A. Moulton in Portland
Funeral services were held today in Portland for Edith A. Moulton 79 wife of Lester H. Moulton and Old Orchard Beach High School graduate. She lived on Allen Avenue Portland and died there. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery Falmouth. Survivors include her husband son Mer F. Moulton and grandson Lester M. Moulton. Born in Boston she moved with Charles Richards and had ties to Old Orchard Beach. She married in Hollis Center 61 years ago and was active in Stevens Avenue Congregational Church and church groups as well as Cornerstone chapter OFS and Nonesuch Temple Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edith A. Moulton
Lester H. Moulton
Old Orchard Beach High School
Allen Avenue
Pine Grove Cemetery
Falmouth
Mer F. Moulton
Lester M. Moulton
Benjamin Richards
Old Orchard
Hollis Center
Stevens Avenue
Fold welcomes newborns in Biddeford area births
Welcome notices list newborns for multiple Biddeford families with parents names and addresses, birth dates in late July and early August, weights from four to nine pounds, and hospitals including Notre Dame and St Joseph. Also notes paternal and maternal grandparents for Elizabeth Ann Zuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normand Arbour
Graham _ sireet
Biddeford
Normand Marc
Notre Dame Hospital
Arbour
Pauline Brochu
James Mabry
Biddeford Pool
Marcel Levesque
South Street
Claudette Motel
Paul Langevin
Mt. Pleasant Street
Elaine Marie
Carl Zuk
Milwaukee, Wise
Elizabeth Ann
St. Joseph Hospital
Milwaukee
Walter Zuk
Wilson Street
John Simon
New Prague
Minn
Floods in Formosa Kill 75 in Miaoli and Wipe Out Homes
Continued from page one a formosa disaster report notes no American casualties yet floods cut roads rail beds and power lines in central Formosa Miaoli town alone records 75 deaths and 750 houses washed away nearly 24 inches of rain fell in 36 hours in Taichung water stood six feet deep in some areas President Chiang Kai-shek ordered army relief and cabinet action and warned against food price gouging while stating food stocks are sufficient to meet the crisis
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Mand
Formosa
Formosan
Miaoli
Taichung
Chiang Kai-shek
Pope calls for unity within a reunited Christian family
The pope envisions a future church in full splendor welcoming Orthodox and Protestant communities. He urges return to the church of Christ and a religious peace that would promote prosperity in global civic and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Toll loot on bridge exposed by informer and agents
A toll scheme on the bridge involved 16 cents for autos and 40 cents for semitrailers with an informer revealing a daily loot of 7.50 to 40 dollars. A toll collector refused to participate, tipped Moran, then feigned looting before handing over the proceeds. Fifteen FBI agents moved in May 25, setting up near the bridge to count crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
FBI
Kennedy Bids in Midwest to Slow Humphrey Push
The Washington race report notes H. Humphrey bills himself as a Middle West favorite son while no clear second choice emerges. Kennedy plans to challenge DiSalle in Ohio on May 3 and may test Meyner in New Jersey on April 19, with Wisconsin on April 5 key for Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Middle West
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Meyner
New Jersey
Frisco Papers Merge Cutting Dailies To Three
Frisco papers drop from seven to three daily titles as the News and Call-Bulletin merge under Apex Publishing Corp. owned equally by Scripps-Howard and Hearst. The Chronicle and Examiner remain published in their cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
San Francisco
The
News
Howard Group
Call-Bulletin
Hearst Newspapers
Independent Chronicle
Hearst
Examiner
Scripps-Howard
United Press
International News Service
News-Call-Bulletin
Apex Publishing Corp
Delaware
Scripps-Howard and
Sarasota police chief dies as murder probe continues
Sarasota Florida chief Robert N. Wilson 51 collapsed at home and died on arrival at a hospital while investigators press the murder case of Chandler Steffens 22 a University of Florida student found slain with throat cut and multiple knife wounds. Detectives led by Arthur Johnson question acquaintances seeking a clue to the slayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Chandler Steffens
Robert N. Wilson
Wilson
Steffens
University of Florida
Arthur Johnson
Steffen
Betty
Break Mace At Old Orchard Thieves Steal At Stand
Thieves stole 80 dollars from the Cop ley Hotel refreshment stand at Old Orchard Beach last night. Police say 58 dollars in change and 22 dollars in bills were taken from the stand on the ocean front. Old Orchard Beach police are investigating the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hotel
Old Orchard Beach
Ocean Front
Realtors Meet at Boothbay Harbor in Maine Outing
About 100 realtors and guests from Maine will gather at Boothbay Harbor on Wednesday August 26 for an all day event announced by President Wesley O Taylor. Districts 2 and 3 will host with registration at 11 a m at the Village Inn. Marion E Parody and Olive E Curry oversee. Buffet lunch at the Inn, an afternoon Stardust cruise, and dinner at Brown's Wharf are on the schedule. A tribute to members of the Western Maine Board of Realtors will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boothbay Harbor
Wesley O. Taylor
Augusta
Village Inn
Marion E. Parody
Olive E. Curry
Inmate Swallows Teeth at Wethersfield Prison
Donald Parker age 43 swallowed his false teeth while sleeping at Wethersfield State Prison. He was treated at a hospital and returned to confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wethersfield, Conn
Donald Parker
Wethersfield State Prison
California Governor E Brown erects primary fence
California Governor Edmund G Brown has framed a fence against candidates in the upcoming primary who neither Kennedy nor Humphrey appears ready to challenge at this moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edmund ‘G. Brown
Kennedy
Humphrey
Police Step Up Search For Killer Near Long Island
Uneasiness spread over Long Island as police intensified the hunt for a killer linked to three holdups and murders within a 30 mile area. Victims include Irene Currier a 50 year old diner owner bound and shot inside her restaurant Hans Hachmann 54 deli owner at Islip and Lawrence Kirchner 53 a night shift counterman near Smithtown. All three died from .43 caliber gunfire though ballistics show multiple guns used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesshampton
N. Y
Long Island
Irene Currier
Manhattan
Hans Hachmann
Islip
Lawrence Kirchner
Smithtown
Saco Rebekah Lodge Nominates Officers in Saco
The Saco Rebekah lodge held its first officer nominations Saturday at Odd Fellows hall. They remembered Leroy E. Leonard and Leslie F. Jacobs with memorial services and voted to contribute to the Leonard memorial fund. An installation was set for October 10 at the request of District 2 deputy president Arlene Conners, with remarks by Virginia Maddox. A social and lunch followed at the Wonderbar in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Saco
Leroy E. Leonard
Leslie F. Jacobs
Leonard
Grand Lodge of Ioof
Maine
Jacobs
Auburn
Odd Fellows Home
Saco Lodge
Leonard Memorial Fund
Arlene Conners
West Buxton
District 2
Virginia Maddox
Lingle
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Little Danger Of Clam Poison In Southern Maine
U S Fish and Wildlife Services lab said Monday there is little danger of clam contamination from northeastern Washington County waters reaching the southern Maine coast. The Department of Sea and Shore fisheries closed flats between Bailey's Mistake and Calais Friday. Walter Welch, clam research specialist, said the poison in that area is a by product of sea plankton rarely found in southern Maine waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay Harbor
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Services Research Laboratory
Washington County
Maine
Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Bailey
Calais
Walter Welch
Stock Market Decline Dinks Prominent Shares On Correction
NEW YORK AP reports a sharp market correction spread through early afternoon trading. Key stocks fell from fractions to about 4 or 5 points with space age issues leading the drop. Polaroid Litton and others around 4 to 5 points. AP index slipped as industrials, rails and utilities fell while government bonds held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whnt
Wall Street
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Polaroid
Litton Industries
Goodritc
Motorola
Philco
Thiokol
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Goodyear
Studebaker-Packard
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Kaiser Aluminum
American Cyanamid
Westinghouse , Electric
Texaco
Amerada
Schering
Pitney- Bowes
Northwest Airlines
Associated Press
Slow Down and Live on Highways Watchphrase
Traffic safety advocates urge motorists to slow down on highways noting speed is a major cause of fatalities and injuries. Campaigners call for action to reduce speeding and improve highway safety through public awareness and enforcement.
Sanford Men Injured Slightly In Saco Crash
Two Sanford residents were slightly hurt in a three car collision on Main Street Saco yesterday afternoon. Charles P. Kosta 37 Archille Legere 57 were moving toward Biddeford when traffic slowed and Ormand Bedell 24 Buxton Road Saco failed to stop. Passengers Paul A. Cote and Dorela Cote Sanford were treated for cuts and bruises. Vehicle damage valued at 25 85 and 175 dollars respectively. Patrolmen Norman Lombard and George Nemet investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Main Street
Saco
Charles P. Kosta
Archille Legere
Biddeford
Ormand Bedell
Buxton Road
Legere
Kosta
Golden wedding anniversary at Goose Rocks Beach
Mr and Mrs Peter C Johnson celebrated 50 years of marriage with a 9 am mass at St Ignatius Sanford and a Community House luncheon. They wed August 4 1909 in Sanford and renewed vows before Rev Edouard Nadeau with 60 guests from Canada Massachusetts and New Hampshire. They summer at Goose Rocks Beach and winter in Wellesley Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Johnson
St. Ignatius Church
Sanford
Goose Rocks Beach
Edouard Nadeau
Albert Letourneau
Philip L. Gregory
Goose Rocks
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Canada
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Johnson
Gregory
Marie Joseph du Redempteur
St. Hyacinthe Convent
P. Q
Philip L. Gregory, Jr
Charles Johnson Gregory
New Hampshire Man Fined In Saco Court
Keene resident Philips Chasse, 48, pleaded guilty to DUI and was fined 125 dollars or 30 days in jail. He also faced charges for no inspection sticker and faulty hand brake, with sentences continued. Other locals include Larry Stelmach, 23, Portland fined 200 total for DUI and license revocation, awaiting funds for jail time. John L. Linder, 93, Richmond, Canada, fined 20 for speeding 45 in a m. p. h. zone. Joseph Ledoux, 30, Lynn Mass, paid 15 for a false fishing license purchase. Non support against George Ledoux noted but not processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Alfred
Saco
Philips Chasse
Hilary F. Mahaney
Chasse
Main Street
Larry J. Stelmach
Portland
Stelmach
Old Orchard Beach
John L. Linder
Richmond
Can
Ocean Park Road
Joseph R. Ledoux
Lynn
Mass
George Ledoux
Hobson Lane
Cecelia
Bumper Apple Crop Expected in Portland Area
Cumberland County growers anticipate a bumper apple harvest this summer with Extension Service specialist Rudolph A. Poray predicting over 12 million bushels. The projection would mark the largest yield since the 1933-34 winter when many trees were destroyed and farmers left the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Cumberland County
Rudolph A. Poray
Extension Service
Buildings To Be Dedicated At Augusta Hospital
Augusta State Hospital will dedicate two new buildings in a Greenlaw Building Auditorium ceremony. The Marquardt Treatment Building will house up to 160 disturbed women, honoring Dr. Matthias Marquardt. An 80-bed Deering Building will serve tuberculosis patients and is named for late finance officer William H. Deering. Neither adds overall capacity, but should reduce overcrowding in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Augusta State Hospital
Greenlaw
Atthias Marquardt
William H. Deering
Francis H. Sleeper
Deering
Sleeper
Marquardt
Augusta Woman Appointed Head of State School
Mrs. Hazel A. Warren of Augusta was appointed by Institutional Services Commissioner Perry D. Hayden as superintendent of the Hallowell State School for Girls. She succeeds Miss Nellie French Stevens who retires after 24 years. Warren, a Middlebury College graduate, has 10 years teaching experience at Westbrook Junior College and time in New York and Hartford. She has social work and aging committee roles and is married to FE D. Warren with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hazel A. Warren
Perry D. Hayden
Hallowell State School
Nellie French Stevens
Youth Dies From Gasoline Fumes at Sawmill
Six year old William Jones collapsed and died Sunday in Greenfield Center New York after blowing into a gasoline tank to help his father prime a sawmill engine. Police said he apparently inhaled fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Center
William Jones
Clauson to Speak Rangeley Day at Aug event
Gov. Clauson will be principal speaker at the fifth annual Squire Rangeley Day on August 15. The Maine Legislature and Governor's Council have been invited to attend and join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clauson
Rangeley
Squire Rangeley Club
Maine
Governor's Council
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James P. Murphy Co
Lewiston, Maine
Rep
Roland Collette
Dial
Bidgeford Maine
W. J. Provost
L R. Joncas
M. Webber
Mrs
Merilda Collard
West Coast
Saco-Beach
Saco Journal
Jeannine
Suzanne Gendron
Marcel Gendron
Jeannette Avenue
Gendron
Jeannette Gagne
Omer Gagne
Clark Street
Pope
Florida
Mace
Western Maine Board ‘of Resitors
Augusta Hospital
Abecom
Main St
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring St
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