Mildred Quimby Marries Richard Johnson in Biddeford Church
Miss Mildred Quimby of South Street Biddeford wed Richard Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnson at St Marys Church with Rev Maurice Goan officiating. Attendants included Roland Johnson and Mrs Albert Johnson. A separate shower honored Miss Doris Berthiaume at Mrs Patricia Gregoire home with many attendees and gifts. Berthiaume will wed Jack Baker on Labor Day. Measurements of radioactive isotopes in meteorites indicate cosmic ray intensity between planets.
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Japan
Roland Pomerleau
Maurice Souliere
Brothers of Christian Instruction
Alfred
St. Mary’s International School
Tokyo
Brother Pomerleau
Laura Pomerleau
Biddeford
New Britain
Detroit Cathedral
Walsh College
Canton
Ohio
Brother Souliere
George Souliere
Harding St
Msgr
Prevost
Mount Assumption Institute
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Mildred Quimby
Richard Johnson
Miss Berthiaume
South St., Biddeford
Samuel Johnson
Crescent St. Biddeford
St. Mary’s Church
Maurice Goan
Eliabeth Seidel
Marie Roland Johnson
Albert Johnson
Roland Johnson
Doris Berthiaume
Wilfrid Berthiaume
Alfred St
Patricia Gregoire
Elm St
Gregoire
Kay Donahue
Doris Montpas
Josephine Camden
Delia Normand
Ann Vir
Marjorie Bisson
Lucien Berthiaume
Lillian LaBelle
Doris Donahue
Ovide Petit
Raymond Berthiaume
Blanche Bourgeault
John Baker
Judith Baker
Rose Beaupre
Macy Desmond
Gilbert Normand
Gaby Petit
Alfred Petrin
Rita Petrin
Berthiaume
Jack Baker
Groom and bride wed in New Hampshire reception
The groom's mother wore a brown dress with matching accessories. The reception followed in New Hampshire, where the couple will establish their home.
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New Hampshire
Pleasant way to ease denture discomfort with FASTEETH
An improved powder for upper and lower plates sprinkles on to hold dentures firmer and more comfortable. It is alkaline and non acidic with no gummy taste or texture. It also helps prevent plate odor and denture breath. Get FASTE from drug counters today.
Dear Abby column summaries from Biddeford Saco Journal
A reader asks about aging marriage and visibility in public life then coping with a troublesome pet duck and a quiet family anniversary. Abby advises open conversation about public image, humane resolution with S P C A for the duck, and a simple consolation dinner for the mother in law.
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Abby
Orward
Leaders Named First Naval By S. A. Retired TM Officers Group
In Old Orchard Beach the Salvation Army Retired Officers Association elected officers with Mrs. Maj. Edgar Kunz re-elected as president Joining Brig. Jack Warren as vice president and Mrs Brig Edward Russell as treasurer. The banquet at Washington Avenue Methodist Church featured speaker Commissioner Robert Hoggard of England.
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Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Washington Avenue
Edgar Kunz
Jack Warren
Brig Edward Russell
Anna Andreasen
Frank Brister
Robert Hoggard
England
WSCS
Richard Bliss
Helen Anderson
Gertrude Gibert
Emally Felker
Hazel Kennett
John
Fred Benson
Jean Cooper
Frances Wickson
Jeannette Wickson
Poultryman And Fisherman Vie In Senate Race
Albert W. Hoffies a Camden poultry man and Hugo A. Lehtinen a St. George sardine fisherman are nominees in a Rockland special election set for November 5 to fill the state Senate seat vacated when Carl E. Stilphen was named to the Highway Commission by Gov. Reed.
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Rockland
Albert W. Hoffies
Camden
Hugo A. Lehtinen
St. George
Senate
Carl E. Stilphen
State Highway Commission
Reed
Father Keeps Vow To See Kin Marry
George Kopp critically injured in an August crash fulfilled his promise to attend his daughters wedding. In a wheelchair with a cast on his leg and wife Ruth at his side, he watched Susan 23 and Janet 20 wed as they kissed him at the altar in Miami.
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Abby
Boston
Wallace M. Beakley
First Naval District
Boston Naval Shipyard
Beakley
Arthur H. Taylor
Naval Base
Newport
R.I
Joseph H. Wellings
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Unified Atlantic Command
Vineland
N.J
Ruth Millette
Dover-Foxcroft
Maine
Kin
Miami
Fila
George Kopp
Ruth
Lelbow
Susan
Janet
Mississippi Governor Primary Sees Race Claims and Tense Finish
Mississippi Democrats vote to choose between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and ex Governor J. P. Coleman as racial issues and alleged Negro vote-ins fuel a chaotic ending. Kennedy civil rights policy and Ole Miss desegregation loom large as both candidates vow to oppose the Kennedys and maintenance of segregation. Polls run 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with hand counts in most precincts and Adams County using machines.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Kennedy
University of Misssissippi
Adams County
Natchez
No Women in Moose Jaw Chapter of Order of Good Cheer
In Moose Jaw Saskatchewan there is no women in the local Order of Good Cheer which meets monthly to sample members favorites. Twice yearly the group invites their wives presumably to share tips on the meals prepared.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Life Threatener Pavlick Seeks Instant Trial
Richard Paul Pavlick the 76 year old man who threatened to kill President Kennedy again seeks a speedy trial in federal court. Judge William Becker took Pavlicks petition under advisement after a hearing noting Pavlicks competence remains disputed and could keep him at the Springfield medical center indefinitely.
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Springfield
Richard Paul Pavlick
Kennedy
William H. Becker
U.S. District Court
Pavlick
Belmont
N.H
West Palm Beach
Fla
Federal Prison System
Becker
Florida
Russell Millin
U.S
Missouri
Ku Klux Klan Leader Injured In Plane Crash
In Walhalla near Washington a private plane carrying Imperial Grand Wizard Robert M. Shelton and others crashed in a wooded area. Pilot Alvin D. Sisk died from injuries and Frederick G. Smith sustained cuts and bruises while Shelton reported minor injuries. They were en route to a Wednesday civil rights march in Washington.
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Shelton
Smith
Prohibition Party to Pick 1964 Presidential Ticket
The Prohibition party to choose its 1964 presidential and vice presidential candidates at its convention starting Thursday in St. Louis. Potential nominees include Dr. R. L. Decker of Kansas City Missouri Dr. Enoch Holtwick of Greenville Mississippi E Harold Munn Sr of Hillsdale Michigan Dr. Claude Watson of Los Angeles California Dr. Mark Shaw of Boston Massachusetts and Roy S Hollo man of Topeka Kansas.
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ST. Louis
Prohibition Party
R. L. Decker
Kansas City
Enoch Holtwick
Greenville
Mis
E. Harold Munn Sr
Hillsdale Mich
Claude Watson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mark Shaw
Boston
Mass
Roy S. Holloman
Topeka
Kan
Teens ask Elinor about modeling and dating etiquette
A 13 year old asks if she is a fit model candidate and how to approach agencies with parental permission. Advice emphasizes showing versatility, punctuality, adaptability, and readiness to change appearance. A second letter asks if girls should telephone boys and how to improve relationships with a boyfriend's mother, noting that boys prefer girls to initiate fewer calls and to share contact through him.
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Elinor
Ans
Ialso
Elinor Williams
Insurers Target Gloomy Days For Sales Push
An insurance actuary notes that salesmen often pursue hard-to-convince prospects on dreary days as bad weather increases the ratio of calls to gales. John S. Thompson Jr. of North American Company for Life Accident and Health Insurance cites data linking foul weather to more insurance outreach.
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New York
John .S. Thompson Jr
Company For Life, Accident and Health Insurance
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Goodyear Tires
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van Buren
First Naval
S. A
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General Motors
Delco
Shapiro Oil CO
Alfred Street
Potomac River Naval Command
Washington, D. C
Cmdr
Dorrance
Destroyer Squadron 13
Long Beach
Norma L. Staples
Kimberly
Leslie
Douglas
Ralph C. Evans
Kennebunk
Wheaton, Md
JFK
John F. Kennedy
Ku Klux Klan
Ayaa
Cope
L.C
L.C. Maling, Inc
Plymouth
Valiants
Chrysler
Falcon
Pontiac
Valiant
Chevrolet
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