Merchant's Express and Allied Shoe clash in high-scoring loss
Merchant's Express defeated Allied Shoe 17 to 13 at Memorial Field in a Saco area baseball showdown. Key hits came from Dick Dion with a triple and homer, Leo Gauthier and Bill Finch adding power, while Allied Shoe stars battled, but Merchant's Express prevailed to take the playoff contention edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant's Express
Red Shoe
Memorial Field
Ideford
Merrit's
Armandquette
Allied Shoe
Art Descoteaux
York Cnty
Biddeford
Allied Oe
Merant
Ck’s
A&w
Merchant
Dick Dion
Norm Labbe
Leo Gauthier
Miss Scholin To Study At Thornton Academy
Miss Scholin will study at Thornton Miss Scholin will study at Thornton, Laroverker, the secondary school of Angelholm, located nearly a mile from her home. The assistant headmaster writes she belongs to the first form of the gymnasium. She has two years remaining at the higher commercial school before entering a commercial university with the aim to become a commercial teacher. Joseph McCarthy, guidance director at the Academy, is preparing a senior subjects curriculum for the coming year. A Thornton Academy student entering Junior year will be placed in a European home for one year of study abroad, funded by a student council hootenanny last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manna Laroverker
Angelholm
Joseph McCarthy
Thornton Academy
California man plants ivy to dodge lawn rules
In Suburbia a California homeowner defies a neighborhood compact by planting ivy to replace lawn grass. Neighbors sue, arguing the move violates rules requiring lawns to be kept in a good and husbandlike manner, highlighting tensions over yard standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburbia
California
Fourteen Job Corps Camp Sites Announced
Interior Secretary Udall unveiled initial Job Corps camps to open in fall for about 1,300 men on public lands across 12 states. Camps will start at 100 men each, some expanding to 200, and focus on conservation work plus education, with Massachusetts Wellfleet site near Cape Cod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Interior
Interior Department
Arizona
California
Colorado
Maryland
Virginia
Massachusetts
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Job Corps
Wellfleet
Barnstable County
Cape Cod National Seashore
Hyannis
Provincetown
Truro
Eastham
Democratic candidate criticizes Goldwater team in 2nd District
William D. Hathaway of Auburn, running for Congress in the 2nd District, argued during a Tuesday night campaign stop that the Goldwater team would derail Kennedy-Johnson programs to boost the local economy. He cited nine counties in the district with higher numbers of families earning under $3,000 annually in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Congress
Goldwater
William D. Hathaway
Auburn
New England
Invitation Of President Is Turned Down
Gov. Paul B. Johnson of Mississippi rejected President Johnsons invitation to meet with Democratic governors. He said he would not attend the White House meeting or the Democratic National Convention. Also declining were Govs. John McKeithen of Louisiana and Orval Faubus of Arkansas, part of a five governor secret strategy meeting in New Orleans last Friday alongside Florida Gov. Farris Bryant and Alabama Gov. George Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Farris Bryant
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Reed Reports On Black Fund
Augusta AP says a fund for the family of slain State Trooper Charles C. Black of York has risen to 10000 dollars. Gov. Reed and his wife co chair the fund and they plan a chicken barbecue at the governor's mansion on August 30 to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Charles C. Black
York
South Berwick
Reed
Breakthrough in research on leukemia outlined by Senate
Washington AP report notes a major leukemia breakthrough in pinpointing its childhood cause. Senate Appropriations Committee cites a virus like particle growing in lab tubes, signaling prevention and cure possibilities and potential vaccine development, as National Cancer Institute explains the findings and requests $140.011 million for NCI plus $10 million for virus research programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
National Cancer Institute
Senate Committee
NCI
Club Outing of Saco Democratic Social Club at Sebago
Mr and Mrs Paul Corriveau hosted the Saco Democratic Social Club at their Little Sebago cottage. Attendees included Frank Jones Thomas Simpson Edward Pelletier Pauline Allen and daughters of California Clyde Wells Dianne Corriveau Hazel Rounds Nancy Scammon Rebecca Muslawski William Dunn Sallie Muslawski Charles Gilpatrick Marc Corriveau and others. The next outing is planned for Hills Beach cottage of Frank Jones on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Corriveau
Saco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lerchants
Allied
Paul Twomey
Bill
Y Finch
Dick Kenney
Fudge Tardiff
Armand Paquette
Merchant's Exress
Dick Cartier
Leo Thillette
Jack
Merchant's Express Aberd
Munka
Hayes
Gauthier
Finch
Perabr Hkins
Pinette
Trottier
Dion Cote Loranger
Dion
Twomey
Tardiff
Finch Soucy
Gauthier Dion
Labbe
Trottier Sevigny Kenney
Miss Scholin
Thornton
SS kCoy
Pein
Bot
Upjohn Unicap
Alka
Seltzer
RADIO
Cardigans
Pepperell Sheet Store
Agarol
Gilbert
Niteglo
Ipana
Bath
Main Street
Woodbury
H. HW. Ayers Hand Cream
Breck
DR. West
Paris
Schick
Bic
AERO
Lic
H. H. Ayer
Woodbury Shampoo
ROUX
Hazel Bishop
VICK
Caughi
Gillette
Children’s
Liquiprin
Miss Carroll
Black Fund
Kennedy & CO
Kennedy's
HAM
Butter and Egg Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!