Personal Notices Highlight Local Visit and Travel
Biddeford Savings bank staff return to work after vacations Richard Beote back after two weeks William McKenney back from a week off Edits note weekend guests Edith Feeney Saco and Shawomet visitors Mr and Mrs Gerald Feeney Shawomet R I Desmarais Dover NH visitors to Biddeford households John Bryant Sr vacationing in northern Maine Mae Boothby Meredith NH weekend guest of Edward and Judith Dawley Wilfred Sevigny recovering after months in hospital Medora Desmarais returns home from Webber hospital weekend visitors Feeney wedding hosts Lawrence Feeney Warwick RI and Lawrence Feeney Jr Shawomet RI Pendleton US Navy son of Pendleton Saco serving aboard Seadragon on Arctic patrol Lloyd Boothby Meredith NH and Richard Boothby South Portland weekend guests of Tony Boothby and sister Mrs Clarence Sanborn John Feeney and Judith Feeney attended Feeney Hayford wedding in Saco buffet luncheon at 23 Mechanic Street Dean Cole Rochester NY visiting his mother Elizabeth Richardson Old Orchard Beach and aunt Mary Tinkham Biddeford A J Miller and family Milford Sheltra Avenue Biddeford return home after visiting New York and Connecticut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Savings Bank
Richard Beote
William McKenney
Gerald Feeney
Shawomet
R.I
Edith Feeney
Echanic Street
Saco
Joseph Henry
Desmarais
Dover
N. H
Biddeford
John Bryant
Flag Pond Road
Mae Boothby
Meredith
N.H
Edward Dawley
Forest Street
Wilfred Sevigny
Prospect Street
Medora Desmarais
Lincoln Street
Webber Hospital
John Feeney
Temple Street
Lawrence Feeney
Warwick RI
Lawrence Feeney, Jr
R.J
John E. Pendleton
ICT/1e
U.S Navy
John J. Pendleton
Angela C. ‘Thibeault
Lewiston
Arctic
Lloyd Boothby
Meridith
Richard Boothby
South Portland
Tony Boothby
Clarence Sanborn
Park Street
Fudith Feeney
Feeney-Hayford
Mechanic Street
Dean Cole
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth Richardson
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Mary Tinkham
Washington Avenue
A. J. Miller
A. Miller, Jr
Marilynn
Yes
Sheltra Avenue
New York
Connecticut
Longtime Biddeford Foreman Bertrand Bardsley Dies
Bertrand L Bardsley 69 of 282 Elm Street Biddeford died at home Saturday after a long illness Born January 21 1891 in Biddeford son of Robert and Ada M Jackson Bardsley educated in Biddeford schools employed at Saco Lowell shops for many years retired 1954 as general foreman Active in Foss Street Methodist Church Dunlap Lodge F and A M Maine Consistory 32nd degree Adah Chapter OFS and King Court Order of Amaranth Saco Survived by one son Elmer E Biddeford his mother of Portland a brother Harry C Biddeford two grandsons and a niece Funeral services Tuesday at 1 30 from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco Friends may call this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand L. Bardsley
Elm Street
Biddeford
Robert
Adam Jackson Bardsley
Saco-Lowell
Bardsley
Foss Street
Dunlap
A. M
Church Notes Prayer Fellowship Meets Tuesday at Parsonage
The Prayer Fellowship of Lyman Baptist church will meet Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the parsonage. The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at 730 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prayer Fellowship
Lyman Baptist Church
Saco Salvation Army
Fliers Attack Sparks After Plane Arrives at Louvain
Suffering injuries from a crash landing, Sgt Fred M. Kaiser and Capt. Ebvert L. Mott were taken from the Globemaster to University Hospital with others. A U S Air Force medical team flew from Europe to assist. The sole survivor Henery said locals attacked the crew, mistaking them for Belgians as a 10 000 strong mob surged with rifles and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Kaiser
Smyrna
Del
Ebvert L. Mott
Glenmora
Kaiser
Mott
Louvanium University
U. S. Air Force
Europe
Henery
U. S. Air Force Globemaster
Stanleyville
U. N
Pirates poised to rely on Elroy Face in pennant chase
Pittsburgh notes that if the Pirates clinch the National League pennant, relief ace Elroy Face could be their most valuable man. Through the season’s halfway point Face had appeared in 37 of Pittsburgh’s first 77 games, underscoring his durability and importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Elroy Face
Face
Death of Mrs Louise Grant in Kennebunk convalescent home
Mrs Louise Grant widow of Hartwell K Grant died Saturday after a long illness in a Kennebunk convalescent home. Born in Kennebunk she was 92. Survived by daughter Ruth L Goodwin Kennebunkport son Donald F Kennebunkport two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Bibber memorial chapel Kennebunk with Rev Robert Howes officiating. Interment Pine Grove cemetery Kennebunk. Friends may call at the chapel this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Louise Grant
Kennebunk
Hartwell K. Grant
Benjamin F
Martha Webber Shaw
Ruth L. Goodwin
Kennebunkport
Donald F
Bibber
Summer Street
Pine Grove Cemetery
Robert Howes
James A Strout 86 North Waterboro grocer dies in Sanford hospital
James A Strout 86 of North Waterboro died after a brief illness in a Sanford hospital. He was born in Biddeford son of James A former Biddeford mayor and Sarah E Wight Strout. He married Alice Schmidt Shoemeyer and was a retired grocer. Viewing at Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk Monday and Tuesday evenings. Interment at Arundel Cemetery with Rev Robert Stuart officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Strout
North Waterboro
Sanford
Biddeford
James A
Sarah É. (Wight) Strout
Alice (Schmidt) Shoemeyer
Bibber
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Death Claims Guy R Goodwin of Rochester
Guy R Goodwin 72 of Matta poisette road Rochester Maess formerly of Saco died at home Saturday morning born Saco May 3 1888 son of Frederick and Ella Goodwin employed as an overseer of spinning at Cherokee Mills Sevierville Tenn retired four years ago living with daughter Bernice G Hardy in Rochester member of Methodist church in Knoxville and Hiram lodge Claremont NH survived by daughter three sons Bruce L Guy R and Donald W three brothers Leroy Charles Webb one sister Alice Gay twelve grandchildren seven great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews funeral at 3 Tuesday afternoon burial in Laurel Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy R. Goodwin
Mattapoisette Road
Rochester
Maess
Saco
Frederick and
Ella
Stacey) Goodwin
Cherokee Mills
Sevierville
Tenn
Bernice G. Hardy
Goodwin
Methodist Church
Alice Gay
Wisconsin
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph G Dallaire
Funeral services for Joseph G Dallaire aged 68 of 32 Sullivan Street Biddeford were held from St Andre Church. A solemn requiem mass was sung by Msgr Aime Giguere with Deacon Rev A J Martel and sub deacon Rev Gerard Parent. Bearers included Andre Dallaire Benoit Dallaire Robert Nolette Roland Nolette Raymond Gagne and Norman St Onge. Burial was in the family lot at St Joseph Cemetery with prayers at the graveside by Rev Martel. Out of town attendees listed from Fred Carrier Lucien Carrier Doris Poulin Berlin NH Leon Legere Philip Nolette Maurice Fournier Adrien Fournier Jeannine Collard Edward Lemire Old Orchard Beach and Florence Boulangier Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G Dallaire
Sullivan Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Aime Giguere
A. J. Martel
Gerard Parent
Laura Proulx
Andre Dallaire
Benoit Dallaire
Robert Nolette
Roland Nolette
Raymond Gagne
Norman St
Chisholm
Jeannine Collard
Edward Lemire
Old Orchard Beach
Florence Boulanger
Westbrook
Funeral services for Ralph Loignon held at St Joseph
Funeral services were held this morning at 8 30 from St Joseph church for Ralph Loignon 54 of 33 Beacon avenue Biddeford A solemn requiem high mass was sung by Msgr Elie Hevey assisted by Rev Norman Carrier as deacon and Rev Sylvia Levesque sub deacon. Burial in St Joseph cemetery. Bearers were Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks members Robert Janelle Arthur Lambert Fernand M X iCote Leonard Drapeau Charles Gallagher Raymond Gagnon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Ralph Loignon
Beacon Avenue
Biddeford
Elie Hevey
Norman Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
Dianne Rousselle
Fr. Carrier
St. Joseph Cemetery
Portland Weather Forecast With Warm Humid Next Day
This afternoon in Portland expect fair and warm conditions with southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy and hazy with a warm humid feel and southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tuesday shows partly cloudy hazy and warm dry conditions with west to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Zone 1 temperatures rise to the upper 80s to mid 60s while overnight lows reach 46 to 66 across listed cities including Caribou 58 and Montreal 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Tan
Rumford
Concord
Montreal
August Tides High Low Figures Show Daily Timing
The data presents August tidal timings with high and low values, listing specific times such as 4.52, 10.31, 5.28, 5.52, 11.30, and 6.33 alongside a figure of 658 and subsequent 12.34, indicating a sequence of tidal measurements and associated readings.
Assault Case Is Continued For Sentence
Earl M. Graham, 49, of Portland, paid a $10 fine in Saco Municipal court for passing a red light with Saco Police as complainants. Judge Hillary Mahaney continued sentencing in the assault and battery case against Lawrence Browell, with Richard Walton as complainant. Norman W. Nade r, 25, of Kennebunkport, was fined $25 for procuring liquor for a minor. Pauline Lamirande, 17, of Saco, paid a $10 fine for illegal possession of alcohol. State Liquor investigators were complainants in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Graham
Portland
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Lawrence Browell
Richard Walton
Norman W. Nade
Keninebunkport
Pauline Lamirande
Boy Cyclist Injured When Struck By Car
David Massie an 11 year old of 264 Lincoln street Saco was treated for bruises at Webber hospital after his bicycle collided with a car driven by Mrs Urica H Picard 37 Boom road Saco on Lincoln street The police report says Picard was driving west when the boy rode into the street and the collision occurred A second item mentions a hotel raid at Westworth-By-The-Sea during a social season with a Dodge City 1879 theme Police confiscated a roulette wheel coin machine and silver dollars Two hotel employees were ordered to appear in municipal court for allowing gambling on the Sabbath guests booed the raiders and some left in panic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Massie
Lincoln Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Urica H. Picard
Boom Road
Death of Biddeford Resident Josephine Frechette at 79
Josephine Frechette widow of Napoleon Frechette aged 79 of 254 Hill street Biddeford died this morning at her daughter's home 46 Water street after a long illness Born October 22 1880 in St. Ferdinand Megantique Quebec she came to Biddeford at eight She was a member of Ste Anne sodality St Andre church Third Order of St Francis and Ste Jeanne d Arc Survived by four sons six daughters twenty two grandchildren seven great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Friends may call at Emond Funeral home this evening until 10 and Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 am to 10 pm Funeral services Thursday from St Andre church at 9 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Gregoire)Frechette
Hill Street
Biddeford
Napoleon Frechette
Florence LaBranche
Water Street
St. Ferdinand
Lof Megantique
Quebec
Canada
Olivier and
Vitaline (Allaire) Gregoire
Ste
Diane Rousselle
Saco
Raymond Delisler
Emond Funeral Home
St. Andre Church
Youthful Driver Draws $50 Fine In Biddeford Court
A 19 year old Malden Mass resident Alan P Raymond pled guilty to driving to endanger on Elm Street. Judge Simon Spill fined him 80 dollars in Biddeford Municipal Court after Biddeford police filed the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Spill
Alan P. Raymond
Malden
Mass
Raymond
Elm Street
Nixon pledges Middle East peace drive after election win
Congress elected president will assign running mate Henry Cabot Lodge to pursue a peace plan in the Middle East. In New York Nixon urged a global settlement on Arab refugees water rights Jordan and Israel neighbor relations. He will address GOP campaign staff in Washington early next week. Two Songs from Louisiana surfaced as Huey Long kin kept Senate late opposing edits to the aged care bill. Uncle Earl Long won the Democratic nomination for a Congress seat amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabot Lodge
Middle East
Zionist Organization of America
New York
Nixon
Jordan
Israel
GOP
Washington
Louisiana
Huey Long Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Huey
Senate
Earl
Long
New Orleans
Congress
Attendees From Out of Town List Names and Hometowns
The attendees from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loignon and Mrs. Pauline Potsakos from Greenfield Massachusetts and Plains Pennsylvania. Oscar Loignon from St. Louis Missouri joined, as did Mrs. Norman Rock of Rosindale Massachusetts and Mrs. Robert Roberge of Newcastle Hi and Philip Vire of Salem y. dd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Loignon
William Potroski
Greenfield
Mass
Pauline Potsakos
Plains
Oscar Loignon
St. Louis
Norman Rock
Rosindale
Robert Roberge
Newcastle
Philip Vire
Salem
Y. Dd
Ministers Hard Line Shaped San Jose Declaration on Cuba
The Inter American system shows mixed reactions to a foreign walkout as ministers press for firmness against the Soviet-Castro challenge. They omit Cuba from a San Jose declaration while denouncing intervention and signaling unity and discipline within the hemisphere to curb external influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hemisphere
Cuba
San Jose
Castro
OAS
Nikita Khrushchev
Amercan
New Contract Reaches Two Year Term With Wages Hikes
The agreement outlines six to eight week advance notice for shutdowns, vacation rules by seniority, address change obligations, and disability definitions. Wages rise five percent for bargaining unit workers, four percent for direct workers, and six percent for indirect workers. The contract lasts two years from September 15 and lists union and company negotiators by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
New York
Michael Schoonjans
Leo P. Bedard
406
Ralph Lachance
Adrien Petit
Alfred Lacette Wilfrid Nadeau
Ronald ‘Melancon
George King
Martha ‘Neault
Albert Cantara
Raymond Chicoine
Francis Lamontagne
John Maddox
James Davidson
Bears eyed for miniature radio transmitters study
Scientists consider attaching tiny radio transmitters to grizzly bears to monitor their movements as they forage in the fall. The plan aims to improve tracking while minimizing disturbance to the animals and their habitat.
Powers Parents Return From Moscow Controversy
In Pound Virginia Oliver Powers and his wife Ida resume normal life after their son Francis Gary Powers, a U2 pilot, receives a 10 year deprivation sentence in Moscow. They spent $1700 of their funds and plan to tally expenses, facing Soviet claims of profiteering and a Life magazine trip paid for by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Oliver W Powers
Ida
Norton
Powers
Soviet Union
Sol Cury
Cary
Ogonyok
Russia
United States
Life Magazine
Life
Barbara Powers
Newsweek
Hornets Nest Stirred Up In Saco Street Chaos
A hornets nest on High street in Saco sparked a chain of events this weekend. A worried parent notified City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis who alerted the police. Officers said they could not handle it and called City Dog Catcher Frank Benson. Benson contacted Street Commissioner Timothy Crow and his sewer crew burned the nest this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Police Department
Frank Benson
Benson
Saco Street
Timothy Crow
Trio Killed In Maine Accidents
PORTLAND AP Three persons were killed in Maine over the weekend in accidents. Mrs Bertha Tracy 59 Lewiston was killed in an automobile collision on the Maine Turnpike Saturday. Six others were injured. Lawrence V Robinson 28 Vancouver B C was killed Saturday night when a car in which he was riding overturned in West Princeton. Railroad worker Thomas E Peters 31 Fairfield was killed in Waterville Sunday when a line of freight cars backed over him. He was the father of four. And State Police in Augusta reported that Mrs Blanche L Frost 75 Dixfield died from injuries suffered in a two car collision in Mexico Aug 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Blanche L. Frost
Dixfield
Mexico
Saco Fire Crews Battle slash and woods Fire on Port land road
Saco firemen were called for a slash and woods fire on Port land road in Saco yesterday. The fire occurred on land owned by Miss Edna Harmon and booster lines were used to control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Portland
Edna Harmon
Siamese Twins Traveled To Saco For Drive-In Promotion
Daisy and Violet Hilton, famed Siamese twins, greeted warmly in Saco as they promote the film Chained For Life opening at the Saco Drive-In. The twins, born in Texas and raised in Europe, met the public, granted interviews, and stated they will answer only work related questions during their tour through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Violet Hilton
Saco
Charles R. Cote
Saco Drive-In
Violet
New England
Saco City Hell
Cote
Texas
Europe
China
Japan
Russia
WWI Vets to Begin Meetings in September in York County
York County Barracks, Veterans of World War I, plan first meeting of the season on Monday September 12 with former Biddeford resident as special guest. The organizing committee includes Commander Napoleon Krechette and officers Raymond King Joseph Neault Thomas McGarrity John Gleason George Boutin Conrad Fortier Rudolph Beau chemin Alfred Credit. Membership drive under way as 26 members formed in February grow to 125. State Adjutant General notes 816 WWI veterans in Biddeford and Maine has about 16,000 veterans. joining now yields 16 months' membership for one year dues. Department Commander Frank MacDonnell will attend national Miami convention October 9-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Biddeford
Napoleon Krechette
Raymond King
Joseph Neault
Thomas McGarrity
John Gleason
George Boutin
Conrad Fortier
Rudolph Beauchemin
Alfred Credit
Adjutant General's Office
State of Maine
Frank MacDonnell
Miami
Fla
Mitchell paints a rosy picture in Roslth Mass rally
Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell told a Republican clambake in Rehoboth Mass that about 69 million men and women are at work and personal income is at an all time high. He cited 34 million American families owning homes, the highest in history, and said the gross national product surpassed half a trillion dollars this year while supporting Senator Leverett Saltonstall’s reelection bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Mass
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Leverett Saltonstall
Stolen Car Recovered By Saco Police
A car stolen from Harry Zaitlin of 49 Cleveland Street Saco was recovered by Saco police Sunday afternoon after being taken Saturday night in a local incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zaitlin
Cleveland Street
Saco
Mineral Trip To Mountains Productive Despite Fluorescent Finds
Paul Wight of Old Orchard Beach led the Maine Mineralogic and Geologic Society field trip to Parker mountain in Stratford New Hampshire. Twenty six minerals were found including fluorescent magnan appetite eucripite torbunite and autunite in pink and neon green. Specimens were collected as area residents list attendees and plan the September 25 trip and September 30 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wight
Old Orchard Beach
Maine Mineralogic and Geologic Society, Inc
Parker Mountain
Stratford
N. H
Richard DesRoberts
Terry Critchley
Biddeford
Francis McDonald
Lucille Desjardins
Maurice Poirier
Marion Banks
Saco
Walter Wuth
John Snow
Dunstan
Clifford Trebilcock
Topsham
Edwin Chadbourne
Raymond Wear
Portland
Carolyn Gay Becomes Bride of John Smith in Double Ring Ceremony
Carolyn Gay daughter of W Francis Gay of Milliken road Saco and John Robert Smith son of Mr and Mrs John Smith of Mountain road Biddeford were united in marriage Saturday at 2 PM in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev J Albert Hammond in his Sanford home. The bride wore turquoise nylon crepe with white accessories and a rose corsage. Matron of honor Mrs Charles Prior of Saco wore green nylon chiffon with white accessories and a red and white corsage. Best man was Charles Prior. A reception followed at the North Saco church vestry. The couple will reside on Miliken road, Saco after a trip to New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Gay
W. Francis Gay
Milliken Road
Saco
John Robert Smith
John Smith
Mountain Road
Biddeford
J. Albert
Hammond
Sanford
Charles Prior
Charles Pri
Robert Gay Celebrates 95th Birthday in Biddeford Pool
Robert Henry Gay, a descendant of the Jordan Hill families with colonial roots on Pool Road and Biddeford Pool, marks his 95th birthday today. A retired watch repairer, he lives at 203 Pool Road, Biddeford, and is the son of the late Rev. Joshua Gay who preached at the First Parish meeting house on the Pool Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan-Hill
Pool Road
Biddeford Pool
Robert Henry Gay
Biddeford
Joshua Gay
Pool
Knee Tickler Skirts Lynnfield High School Ban
Lynnfield High School principal Joseph H Oakley announced that knee tickler skirts are not approved for classroom wear after discussions among students about new fall styles. The decision follows an inspection of available apparel and sets a school dress standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnfield
Mass
Lynnfield High School
Joseph H. Oakley
Ley
Stolen car found in ditch on Flag Pond road
Police responding to a report of a car theft from Zaitlin located the vehicle in a ditch along Flag Pond road. The investigation is ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flag Pond Road
Zaitlin
Officers Named At Reunion Of Hill Family
Officers were elected at the 20th annual reunion of Valentine Hill descendants at Goodwins Mills Baptist Church. New officers include honorary president Mrs Doris Dumas of Boston and president Mrs Helen Burrow of Westbrook with secretary Mrs Elizabeth Shaw of South Portland and treasurer Mrs Dena Floyd of Saco. The event featured a dinner, floral decor, a musical program, and color slides. Attendees included numerous Hill descendants and relatives from Maine and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Hill
Goodwins Mills
Alta Hill McDuffee
Alton
N. H
Doris Dumas
Boston
Helen Burjrow
Westbrook
Elizabeth Shaw
South Portland
Doris Andrews
Belmont
Mass
Dena S. Floyd
Saco
Lee Shaw
Land
Gertrude Colliff
Kennelbank
Ruth Hill Leavitt
Brenda Ellsworth
Biddeford
Marjorie C. Lowell
Josephine Landry
May Nash
Frances Gilpatric
Plane Search Is Abandoned in Nine Day Effort
Authorities suspend a search for a single engine plane missing since last Friday with pilot William E. Martin and two First National Stores executives aboard. A nine day sweep of 8000 square miles yielded no sign, as the Concord craft vanished during a flight from Montpelier to Manchester. Oliver Newcomb and Charles MacFarland, both from Massachusetts, accompanied Martin on the business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
First National Stores
Montpelier
Manchester
William E. Doc Martin
Charles E. MacFarland
Woburn
Mass
Oliver Newcomb
Wilmington
Social roster of attendees and contributors listed
A long list enumerates Mr and Mrs names including Clyde Mailman Rose Lamb Florida Belanger Yvonne Vire Beatrice LaPag George Rochefort Andre Jaques Harry Critchley Vic Des Chaine Normand Picard Robert Labonte Lewis Libby Richard Grover Arlene DeSilva Milton Scammon George E Noble William Chase Frank Blow Pierre Perron Ethel Spirounias Allen Sakalas Emile Letourneau and others who attended. Those contributing but unable to attend include Ronald Cami re Rosario Lamb Paul LeBrun Florian Camire Julien Thibodeau Rose Cami re Lucian Cami re Sylvia Chouinard Vernon Randel Joseph Durfee Sadie Neault Jeannette Bolduc Henry Clare Rosaire Letellier Paul Provencal Armstey Hart Edgar Perron Mable Harris Ldith Bennett Lois Bennett and Ethel Parkinson of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mailman
Rose Lamb
Florida Belanger
Yvonne Vire
Beatrice LaPag
George H. Rochefort
Andre Jaques
Harry Critchley
Vic Des Chaine
Normand Picard
Robert Labonte
Lewis Libby
Richard Grover
Arlene DeSilva
Milton Scammon
Lucian Camire
Sylvia Chouinard
Vernon Randel
Joseph Durfee
Sadie Neault
Jeannette Bolduc
Henry Clare
Rosaire Letellier
Paul Provencal
Armstey Hart
Nova Scotia
Edgar Perron
Saco
Mable Harris
Brooks
Ldith Bennett
Lois Bennett
Ethel Parkinson
Massachusetts
Cardinal O'Hara’s wartime stance marks era in church life
The cardinal outspoken on communism among teachers and racial discrimination, opposed the Women’s Army Corps early in World War II. He led Notre Dame University in South Bend, a post he called the ministry closest to his heart, before becoming Buffalo’s bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Army Corps
Buffalo
Cardinal O'Hara
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Vasell at Quarter New York Lions Eye Ivy Race
Columbia coach Buff Donelli predicts the Lions will contend for the Ivy League title with Tom Vasell guiding the offense at quarterback. Donelli says Vasell will gain experience and become a finer passer as the season develops.
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Bertrand Bardsley
Church Notes
James P. Murphy Co., Inc
Lewiston, Maine
Rep
Roland Collette
Charles Murphy
Dial
Allstate
Paul R. Rousseau
Mrs
Louise Grant
Joseph G. Dallairf
Josephine Frechette
Maine
Saco Police
Carolyn Gay An
New Hampshire
Miliken Road
Robert Gay
Coney Island
N.Y
Jean
Charlotte Kratz
Scarsdale
Paul
Michael Scherbner
Astoria
Steeplechase Park
Hill
Grovers
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
West Scarboro
Tucker
L. R. Joncas
Old Orchard
Wellington
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