Notre Dame hospital patient list includes several residents
A round of notices lists medical and surgical patients at Notre Dame hospital in Biddeford and nearby areas. Names include Henri Petrin, Meek Andrews, Louis McCoy, Edward Hebert, and Arthur Angers among others, with addresses in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Limington and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Hospital
Henri Petrin
Pool Street
Biddeford
Micole Taillon
Beach Street
Saco
Charles Aportria
Gray Avenue
Meek Andrews
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Laudium Carpagna
Cleaves Street
Louis McCoy
Mt. Vernon Street
Jean Paul Paquin
Mason Street
Joseph Girard
Central Avenue
Edward Hebert
South Street
Joan Fink
Elliot Fink
Camp Moy Mo
Pequawket Lake
Limington
Conde
Central Park Avenue
Delphis Berthiaume
Montreal
Conde Couture
Conrad Cimon
Obituary of Albert Penny 1905 55 North Wilmington resident
Albert Penny 55 of North Wilmington and Old Orchard Beach died Saturday afternoon in a local hospital. Born December 20, 1905 in Newfoundland he was the son of Frederick and Isabella Penny. He worked as a shop iron worker in North Wilmington. Survived by widow Blanche, a son Albert J. of North Wilmington and a brother David of Saugus. Funeral services will be from Nicholas Funeral Home North Wilmington on Wednesday. Arrangements by Craig Funeral Home Saco.
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Albert Penny
North
Wilmington
Mass
Old Orchard Beach
Newfoundland
Frederick
Isabella (Kondon) Penny
North Wilmington
Blanche
Bailey) Penny
Albert J
David
Saugus
Nicholas
and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
York County Past Noble Grands banquet set at Spiller's
The York County Past Noble Grands association will hold its annual banquet on Wednesday August 16 at Spiller's York Beach at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Lyman Baptist Prayer Meets and Salvation Army Event
The Prayer Fellowship of Lyman Baptist will meet at 9 30 a m Tuesday at the parsonage. prayer gathering at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Full Gospel Church Wells. a prayer and Bible study at 7 30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach. Home League of Saco Salvation Army meets 7 30 p m Tuesday. Senator Motel sold at Augusta exit Maine Turnpike for 60 units to Miller Friedman and Taylor of New York City, per Portland Bangor sources.
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Prayer Fellowship
Lyman Baptist Church
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
The
Saco Salvation Army
Senator Motel
Augusta
Senator
Maine Turnpike
Jess Story
Portland
Gerard Rudman
Bangor
Charles Miller
Samuel Friedman
Robert Taylor
New York City
T shirt audition lands Goulet Broadway role
An AP report recalls Robert Goulet winning a Broadway chance after an air trip in a T shirt. A Bermuda job led a friend to suggest an audition, taking him to New York for a sing through to the theater without a collar or tie. The impromptu try proved successful and he joined Camelot as Sir Lancelot.
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New York
Robert Goulet
Bermuda
Suys
Improm
Goulet
Sir Lancelot
Card of Thanks from the Pothier Family
The Pothier Family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for sympathy, car use, cards and flowers during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pothier
Mildred L. Brown dies. Standish native mourned in Portland
Mildred L. Brown 48 lifelong Standish resident dies Saturday at a Portland hospital. Born July 13 1913 to John M. and Ethel Brown she attended Standish Gorham schools. Survived by widower Lawrence W. Brown three sons Ernest S. Brown Theodore A. and Lawrence N. Brown two daughters Mrs James Huff and Mrs James Grover father John M. Brown brothers Frank M. Brown George W. Brown Robert M. Brown an aunt a grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Shumway Funeral Home Saco 35 Spring Street will host services Tuesday at 2 p m with calling hours today 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred L. Brown
Standish
Portland
Saco
John M. Brown
Conway
N. H
Frank M. Brown
Sanford
George W. Brown
Robert M. Brown
Sebago
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Longtime Kennebunk figure Frank Webber dies at 62
Frank C Webber 62 of Kennebunk died this morning in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. He was born April 9 1899 in Kennebunk and lived on High Street. Survived by widow Bery E Burnham Webber two daughters Mary L Webber Portland and Virginia F Webber Kennebunk a sister Mrs Melvin Dyer Portland and several nieces and nephews. A former Kennebunk selectman and sewer district trustee he worked for New England Telephone and Telegraph and was superintendent of Hope Cemetery. Services Wednesday at Bibber Memorial Chapel with Rev Fred Holmberg officiating. Interment in Hope Cemetery Family Lot. Friends may call at Bibber Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Webber
Kennebunk
Biddeford
High Street
Orsow Webber
Nellie ‘Lovering Webber
Bery E. (Burnham) Webber
Mary L. Webber
Portland
Virginia F. Webber
Melvin Dyer
Kennebunk Sewer District
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hope Cemetery
Bibber
Summer Street
Kennebank
Fred Holmberg
Christchurch
Bibber Chapel
Donahue Walter A funeral services at St Margaret church
Funeral services were held for Walter A Donahue of 13 Cottage Avenue Old Orchard Beach at St Margaret Church with Rev Edward Walsh officiating. World War I veterans provided full military honors at the cemetery and burial was in St Mary cemetery. Relatives from several states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A Donahue
Cottage Avenue
Old Orcahard Beach
St. Margaret Church
Edward Walsh
Antonio Boisvaert
Beavers
Portsmouth
N.H
Arnold Ballard
Saco
Ernest Donahue
Wakefield
Mass
George Eberlein
Mishawaka
Ind
Jack Kelly
Cambridge
James Middleton
Highland Park
David Donahue
Bay Shore
Long Island
N.Y
Helena Jordan
Kittery
Bruce Allen
Helen Joyce
Gerry Tadideo
Grace Curtis
Mona Hannaford
Mae McNeil
Somerville
Henry Nolan
Boston
JFKs Berlin Crisis Remarks Continue Contention
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged that the Communist regime in East Germany denies self-determination and the right to free choice, blaming Khrushchev's Berlin threats for renewed tension and refugee flights. He said Western powers share no responsibility for the exodus, which stems from failed communism, and condemned travel restrictions as a violation of free circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
East Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
Portland Weather Outlook With Light Showers Likely
Portland region forecast shows mostly fair, cool conditions this afternoon with 5 to 15 mph west to northwest winds. Tonight brings increasing cloudiness and a slight warm swing, followed by Wednesday variable clouds and a few brief showers, with temperatures around 70 in Zone 1 and lows generally in the 40s across listed towns.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Firemen Kept On Jump Sunday In Biddeford
Biddeford firemen handled four weekend calls including a brush and wood pile fire on Granite Street on land owned by Osher Realty, a Mountain Road blaze near Raymond Henri property, a car fire on Clark Street linked to careless smoking, and a cemetery grass fire at St. Joseph on Granite Street requiring over an hour of effort.
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Biddeford
Granite Street
Osher Realty Company
Raymond Henri
Woodland
Fernand Bineau
Quebec
Clark Street
St. Joseph
France Reports Seventh Major Theft of Arts
In Aix en Provence two million dollars of borrowed works by Paul Cezanne were stolen, marking the region’s seventh major art theft in two years. Police are clue-poor as Pavillon Vendome officials consider ransom for the stolen pieces, which include works borrowed from American and other lenders for display in the birth city of Cezanne. Previous thefts this year and last year totaled about 1.8 million dollars, with some works later recovered and several arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix-En-Provence
France
Paul Cezanne
Pavillon Vendome
Cezanne
St. Tronez
Farlier
Welcome To The Fold Biddeford Saco Journal Births
Brenda Dumas, 16 months, daughter of Richard and Dumas, welcomed by Biddeford family. Newborn Craig Stevens, seven pounds three ounces, born August 7 to David and Springvale Smith at 6 Merrill Street. Daniel Damian De Rocher, seven pounds six ounces, born August 8 to Frederick and De Rocher at 125 Lincoln Street Saco. Kimberly Ann Theriault, six pounds two ounces, born August 8 to Cecil and Theriault at East Waterboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford- Saco
David Smith
Merrill Street
Springvale
Craig Stevens
Frederick de Rocher
Lincoln Street
Saco
Daniel Damian
Cecil Theriault
East Waterboro
Kimberly Ann
Kennedy urges wider training as nation’s need grows
President Kennedy told the American Federation of Teachers that the nation must advance faster by training more highly skilled people across all sectors. He urged strengthening education from kindergarten to graduate school, praising teachers as pivotal to national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kennedy
American Federation of Teachers
Federation
Carl J. Megal
Chicago
Five Generations Of Bell Family Attend Reunion
Five generations gathered at a family reunion in Goodwins Mills led by Wayne Randall and his mother Bonnie Randall. Attendees included Rogers, Munford, Flint, Bell, McGahey, Cannon, Kinsalving, and Randall families from Beverly Mass Leechville Ark Saco Danvers and Goodwins Mills.
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Bell
Goodwins Mills
Wayne Randall
Bonnie (Bell) Randall
Josephine Bell
Hazel Cannon
Alice Rogers
Donald Rogers
Beverly
Mass
Donald Jr
Thomas
Chester Rogers Jr
Terry Glen
Kevin
Edmund Munford
Saco
Norine
Ben
Charlotte Flint
Robert
Alice Rogers Beverly
Frank Bell
Alden Randall
Wayne
George McGahey
Pamela
Lannie
Deborah
Bruce
Elwin Cannon
Danvers
Lynn Snow
Leechville
Ark
Joan Kinsalving
Sherry
Vicki
Chester Rogers
Charlie
Lyng
Elaine
Dianne
Edward Munford Jr
Linda
Douglas
Harold Bell Goodwins Mills
Diane
Kathy
Former Maine Convict Held On Rape Charge
Charles C. Cobb, 42, of Melrose, is on trial in Lynn District Court for raping Irene Volpe, 17, sister-in-law of Gov. John A. Volpe. Cobb, an ex-convict with a Maine record, was identified in Breakheart Reservation where the assault occurred. Mrs. Volpe and a police officer found Cobb in a car. she identified him and again at police headquarters. She said she was blueberrying when he dragged her into bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Charles C. Cobb
Melrose
Irene Volpe
John A. Volpe
Marriage Intentions Filed in Saco Clerk Office
Marriage intentions on file list Lawrence E Doucette of New County Road Saco and Marie B Martel of Limerick with Lawrence E Meserve RFD 1 Saco and Brenda Lord RFD 3 Biddeford.
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Saco
Lawrence E. Doucette
New County Road
Marie B. Martel
Limerick
Lawrence E
Meserve
Brenda Lord
Biddeford
Market Dips as Berlin Crisis Dampens Trading
The New York stock market fell in moderate early trading as the Berlin crisis bred caution. The Associated Press average for 60 stocks at noon dropped 0.80 to 253.60, with industrials down 2.00, rails down 0.20 and utilities down 0.10. The Dow industrial average slid 2.23 to 720.38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
Associated Press
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Chrysler
Ford
U.S. Steel
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Youth Admits Breaking Street Lights On Boom Road
Saco police report a 12 year old youth admitted to breaking about a dozen street lights on Boom Road with an air rifle. Findings will be turned over to Central Maine Power for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Central Maine Power Company
West Berlin unrest as East-West tensions flare
About 15 000 workers in West Berlin faced a day of tension as Communists cut phone service to West Germany at 4 a.m. Demonstrators gathered at Borough Hall urging a united Germany under a single government. Mayor Brandt outlined steps including inspecting Communist offices and addressing railway control. The 5 000 strong U.S. garrison watched closely while traffic restrictions reduced refugee flows.
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West Germany
Bonn
West
East Berlin
U.S. Army
Borough Hall
East and
Willy Brandt
Communist Party
West Berlin
Brandenburg Gate
Bates Grads To Be Honored At JM Exercises
The University of Maine will award two honorary degrees at summer commencement on Friday evening August 18. Erwin D. Canham editor of the Christian Science Monitor will receive a Doctor of Social Science while Franklin S. Cunningham long time Presque Isle High principal will receive a Doctor of Science in Education. About 250 students will earn bachelor’s or master’s degrees at the Memorial Gymnasium ceremony at 7:45 p.m. Canham a Bates College graduate and Rhodes Scholar is known as a monitor and commentator. Cunningham has led rural schools in Aroostook County and served as Presque Isle civic and school leaders.
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Canham
Auburn
Bates College
Rhodes
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
Freedom of Information
Patten
Cunningham
Patten Academy
Aroostook County
Howland
Mapleton
Presque Isle
Bay State Bay Child Found After Arundel Search
An eight year old boy, Michael O'Brien, was found after hours of searching by Arundel Fire Department personnel near a summer home in Arundel. Chief Stanley Merrill led about 30 firefighters with Kennebunkport Communications supplying walkie talkies.
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Massachusetts
Arundel
Woods
Michael O'Brien
Frank J. O'Brien
River Road
Sinnott Road
Stanley Merrill
Kennebunkport Communications Department
Soft Drink Coin Box Is Broken Into At Saco
A theft of about 6 dollars from a soft drink machine at the Elm Street laundromat in Saco was reported to police by Robert Bergeron. Police Chief Raymond Kerry said this is the fourth such case recently, with a thief entering machines using a key. He advised owners of unattended machines to empty or remove cash boxes at night to deter larcenies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Saco
Robert Bergeron
Raymond Kerry
Kerry
Eight-Year-Old at Risk Crossing Busy Street
An eight-year-old, with long thoughts and careless steps, forgets to look both ways despite endless warnings. The piece urges vigilance from drivers and adults to prevent a soda-fueled tragedy and keep him safe as he crosses from the store.
Two-Year-Old Walks Into Car Escapes Injury
A two year old Biddeford boy escaped injury after running into a moving vehicle on Bradbury Street. Robert Bonneau 22 of 333 Main Street Biddeford told police he was driving when Cantara 23 Quimby Street Biddeford stepped into the street. Bonneau pulled right to avoid the child but Cantara struck the rear of his car. The boy was taken to Webber Hospital for examination and released.
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Biddeford
Bradbury Street
Robert Bonneau
Main Street
Robert Cantara
Quimby Street
Bonneau
Cantara
Webber Hospital
Trio Booked In Charges Of Assault Theft
A Chelsea traveler was assaulted and robbed in his room near East Grand Avenue bowling alley in Old Orchard Beach. Harold Marcus of Chelsea lost 143 dollars as three men with rooms in the same building broke in, beat him, and fled. Frank C. Lancaster, 35, of Scarborough, was bound over on grand larceny charges with bail set at 1000 dollars. Warrants for assault and battery were issued for Russell Bellerose and Kenneth Parker, both Old Orchard Beach residents, and they will be arraigned. The trio allegedly planned the robbery while drinking. Population experts say the U S population center may settle near St Louis, about 200 miles east of the current centroid near Centralia Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
East Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Harold Marcus
Frank C. Lancaster
Scarborough
York County Superior Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Justice Mewer
Russell Bellerose
Kenneth Parker
Lancaster
Parker
Bellerose
Marcus
Brewer youths bound over to Superior Court in theft case
Three Brewer youths facing felonious breaking and entering and larceny were bound over to the September term of York County Superior Court by Associate Judge William Fr. Wilson Jr. on charges tied to a North Saco home burglary. The suspects are Robert J. Pooler, 19, James H. Hale, 18, and Aubrey E. Hale, 19, all of Brewer, with bail set at 1000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
York County Superior Court
William Fr. Wilson, Jr
Carroll Dunham
Ash Swamp Road
North Saco
Wilson
Robert J. Pooler
James H. Hale
Aubrey E. Hale
Dunham House
Orono
Robert Foran
Paul Tardiff
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Clifford E. Robinson
South Street
Biddeford
Main Street
Obert Theoret
Valleyfield
Quebec
Sam McMullen
Pleasant Street
Gary Girard
Fern Park Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Cascade Road
John Fleming
Pair Charged In Gas Theft Try Default Bail
Millinocket men Joseph Beaulieu and Harold J. Tardif faced default bail of 500 each in Biddeford Municipal Court on charges of attempted larceny at an Alfred street quarry after a gasoline explosion. Donald Chase, 25, of Kennebunk, suffered second and third degree burns and remains hospitalized. Beaulieu and Tardif fled the scene. all faced hearings next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Road
Simon Spill
Joseph Beaulieu
Harold J. Tardif
Biddeford
Alfred Street
Donald Chase
Kennebunk
Chase
Webber Hospital
Beaulieu
Tardif
Barge Carrying Saturn Booster Runs Aground
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP A barge carrying the first Saturn booster ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway 62 miles north of Fort Pierce as tugs worked to dislodge it. The 75 ton booster and a dummy stage left the Atlantic for Cape Canaveral where it was to dock that afternoon. Initial test launch was planned for October or November as the U S counts on Saturn to boost an American astronaut to the moon this decade.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S. Coast Guard
Fort Pierce Inlet
Atlantic
Fort Pierce
Here
United States
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Walter A. Donahue
JFK
Journal
Saco Hospital
Bates Grads
St. Mary Church
Alfred Hubert
Zocisa Economos
Lee
Bay State Bay
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U. S
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Centralia
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Kan
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Mark Defeo
Superior
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