Medical Patients and Visits Across New England Towns
Mrs Albert Dubois of 240 Beach Street Saco is a patient at New England Deaconess Hospital Boston. Mrs Fred S Perrault of Hartford has returned home after visiting sisters Mrs Milan Scammon and Mrs Joseph Keithley in Saco during August. Mrs Napoleon Patenaude of Old Orchard Beach and Mrs Earle Appleby of Damariscotta also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dubois
Beach Street
Saco
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Mass
Fred S. Perrault
Hartford
Biddeford PTA Sets September 20 Meeting
The Biddeford PTA executive board scheduled the first fall gathering for September 20 at the president Mrs George Harpoothan home. They will discuss a new ranking system report cards and the Dirigo Boys and Girls State along with the 1962-63 budget and an extensive membership drive chaired by Mrs Jane Hayes. Attendees included Mrs Raymond Kenneally Rob ert Hodge and several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Pta
George Harpoothan
Dirigo
Jane Hayes
Fay Simensky
Francis Worcester
Sam Karlin
Dorothy Mathieu
May Draggins
Raymond Kenneally
Robert Hodge
Ann Clifford
K. Throumoulos
Gerard Sevigny
Mary Clopper
Funeral for Howard Gifford Maling Held at Woodlawn
Committal services were held Wednesday morning at Woodlawn cemetery Biddeford for Howard Gifford Maling of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts with Rev James D Riddle of Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church officiating Local funeral arrangements were by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery
Biddeford
Howard Gifford Maling
Jamaica Plain
Mass
James D. Riddle
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Delta Alpha club to hold first fall meeting
The Delta Alpha club will hold its first fall meeting on September 5 at 6 pm at Cascade Lodge. Members wishing to attend should contact Mrs. Dorothy Tarbox, Mrs. Mildred McIntire or Mrs. Rose Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha Club
Cascade Lodge
Dorothy Tarbox
Mildred McIintire
Rose Wilcox
Salvation Army Cadets Set Meeting Friday Evening
Higher Grade Corp cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8:30 p m in church notes indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Thornton Academy Names 39-Staff for 1962 63
Headmaster Robert Bowie announced Thornton Academy will employ 39 teachers and staff for the 1962 63 school year. The list includes George Anne industrial arts Dor is Bachelier home economics Miss Germaine Bergeron French Richard Beaumont guidance Theo dore Chandler chemistry and physics Mrs Helen Cropper music educator Dominic DiBiase mathematics and cross country coach, Miss Gracienne Dussault business subjects, Pauline Fournier English, Elizabeth Giddings biology, Sidney Griffith shop mathematics, Esther Judkins remedial reading, David Kerry assistant football coach and social studies, Katherine Mahaney English and Dean of Girls, James McGuffin general mathematics athletic director and head basketball coach, Melba Ramsdell business subjects, Harriet Patrick Latin, Rita Robbins typewriting, John Robinson English, Evelyn Rowe librarian, Paul Staples English, Ralph Taylor industrial arts, Marion Tucker world geography, Dorothea Vlahakos girls coach and athletics, Eleanor Watson home economics, Randall White boys gym, Alfred Barrett English freshmen football coach, Philip Curtis mathematics head baseball coach and assistant football coach, Roger Huntress English dramatics director, Dexter Morse social studies and assistant football coach, William Farrington social studies, Bradley Leach head football coach and general science, Dorothea Fournier chemistry, Joseph McCarthy director of guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Robert Bowie
George Anne
Doris Bachelier
Germaine Bergeron
Richard Beaumont
Soci
Theodore Chandler
Helen Cropper
Dominic DiBiase
Gracienne Dussault
Pauline Fournier
Elizabeth Giddings
Sidney Griffith
Esther Judkins
David Kerry
Katherine Mahaney
James McGuffin
Melba Ramsdell
Harriet Patrick
Rita Robbins
John Robinson
Evelyn Rowe
Paul Staples
Ralph Taylor
Marion Tucker
Dorothea Vlahakos
Athlets
Eleanor Watson
Randall White
Alfred Barrett
Philip Curtis
Roger Huntress
Dexter Morse
William Farrington
Bradley Leach
Dorothea Fournier
Joseph McCarthy
Shoe Layoffs Increase Biddeford Benefit Claims
Unemployment claims rise in Biddeford as shoe layoffs affect the Maine State Employment Security Commission figures. Last week 543 people received benefits, up 55 from 488 the week prior, compared with 783 in the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine State Employment Security Commission
Biddeford
Saco Thief Had Real Solid Thirst
David Rossignol of the Saco Transmission company reported to Saco police the theft of 48 bottles of soft drinks from his building on the Portland road. The thief also attempted to break into the coin box on the soft drink machine but failed. The case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rossignol
Saco Transmission Company
Saco
Portland Road
Rossignol
Biddeford Firemen Keep On Jump This Year
Biddeford firemen answered 232 calls this year including false alarms and needless runs as well as actual fires. The department ambulance handled 3 percent of the calls in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Fire Department
Card of Thanks from Everett LeBarge
Everett LeBarge expresses gratitude for kind words prayers encouragement professional help gifts and visits that helped restore strength and future prospects through support and personal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett LeBarge
Elizabeth Sylvestre Rites Held in Saco
Funeral services for Elizabeth Sylvestre educator with Ginn, Boston, were conducted by Rev. Harry Aufiero from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco. Burial followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Delegations from Ginn, local teaching groups, and the Maine Department of Education attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Elizabeth Sylvestre
Bay View
Ginn Publishing Company
Boston
Harry Aufiero
First Parish Congregational Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Ginn Company
Maine
Railway Head Pleased With Stand By JFK
Washington report notes Daniel P. Loomis, president of the Association of American Railroads, endorsing President Kennedy s April 5 transportation message. He supports extending minimum rate exemptions to all carriers to boost rail competition, especially against highways and inland waterway tonnage, while urging $2 billion yearly modernization of rail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Kennedy
Loomis
Warren Magnuson
Senate Committee On Commerce
Births at Webber Hospital and Elsewhere
To Mr and Mrs Robert L Pet tengill a son Robert L Jr weighing eight pounds one ounce August 26. To Mr and Mrs Paul G Riv ard a son Michael Richard weighing six pounds one half ounce August 26. To Mr and Mrs Carleton Louis a daughter Barbara Jean weighing eight pounds two ounces August 28. To Mr and Mrs Robert Girard a daughter Catherine Jean weighing seven pounds five ounces August 28. To Mr and Mrs David Bick ford a daughter Tracy Florence weighing seven pounds nine ounces August 28. To Mr and Mrs Gary Cary a daughter Lori weighing six pounds 8 ounces August 28. To Mr and Mrs David Gran tham a son Edward Bryan weighing six pounds 1 ounce August 29. To Mr and Mrs Pandelli Peterson a son weighing eight pounds two ounces August 29. Elsewhere To Mr and Mrs Tom Gonya a daughter Jo anna Elizabeth weighing eight pounds one ounce August 23. Grandparents Ludger Caron and Clarence Gonya and the late Elizabeth Gonya. Mrs Tom Gonya was former Rachael Caron and employed at Pepperell Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Robert L. Pettengill
Westly Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Robert L., Jr
Paul G. Rivard
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Michael Richard
Carleton Louis
Star Road
Cape Elizabeth
Barbara Jean
Robert Girard
RFC Shore
Joanna Elizabeth
Ludger Caron
Lockestreet
Saco
Clarence Gonya
Elizabeth Gonya
Berlin
N. H
Tom Gonya
Rachael Caron
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Biddeford Student To Attend Seminar On Medicine Career
James T. Reilly of Biddeford a University of Maine sophomore is among 45 Maine college students chosen for a five day seminar on medicine as a career at Taft New England Medical Center starting September 4. The program is sponsored by the Bingham Associates fund and Tufts New England Medical Center with cooperation from the Maine Medical Association and colleges Bates Bowdoin Colby Nassan and the University of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Reilly
Biddeford
University of Maine
Maine
Taft-New England Medical Center
Bingham Associates Fund
Tufts-New England Medical Center
Maine Medical Association
Bates, Bowdoin, Colby and
Nassan
Daylight Time Noted In Morning And Evening Hours
Fragmentary data shows daylight time labels with morning and afternoon values. Figures 30 12.15 12.25 6.01 6.12 align with times, then 3 12.49 6.34 6.48 appear, but context and full sentences are missing.
St Joseph High Plans September 10 Start
St Joseph High opens September 10 at 3 a m with uniformed students required. Principal Rev Sr Marcella announces registration and briefing sessions on September 4 at 3 30 a m for freshmen and sophomores and September 7 for juniors and seniors. Pfhroliment figures to be announced after registration completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph High School
Sr. Marcella
Power Surges in Cars Fueled by New Motives
In New York a feature argues that American buyers now prize speed and power in cars. John Kennedy’s image drives a shift, Ford renounces the 1957 speed pact, and horsepower rises across models from Ford Galaxie to Olds F-85 and Plymouth. European imports like Austin-Cooper gain ground as fast, efficient machines redefine the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Kennedy
Emanuel Demby
Ford Motor Co
Demby
Motivational Programmers, Inc
Ford
Plymouth
Studebaker
Jaguar
Triumph
British Motor Corporation
Austin-Cooper
Volkswagen
United States
Cooper
General Motors
McIntire Attacks Public Works Bill in House Debate
Rep. Ford G McIntire of Maine objects to the 900 million Public Works Bill, calling it fiscally irresponsible and a step that increases White House control. The measure passed the House amid his critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
Bill
Washington
House
Ford G. MclIntire
Maine
White House
Christianity Reviewed New York Book Traces Faith From Paul to Graham
A review of To March of the Cross by Leonard W. Cowie from McGraw-Hill outlines how the book chronicles the history of Christianity from Saint Paul through modern figures Reinhold Niebuhr and Billy Graham, using text illustrations and maps. The work positions Niebuhr and Graham within the ongoing narrative of Christian thought and preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leonard W. Cowie
McGraw-Hill Book Company
St. Paul
Reinhold Niebuhr
Billy Graham
Local Teachers To Serve On Education Panel
Several local educators will participate on panels at the Catholic Teachers Institute in Portland on September 5 and 6. Participants include Rev. Sr. M. Wilfred, Rev. Sr. Ste. Marie Florence of Marie Joseph academy Biddeford Pool, Rev. Bro. Damien FIC, and Robert Cote of St. Louis High School. The convention theme is The Child And The Curriculum, with Bishop Daniel J. Feeney presiding at the opening session in City Hall auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Teachers’ Institute
Portland
Sr. M. Wilfred
Ste. Marie Florence
Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
Bro. Damien
FIC
Robert Cote
St. Louis High School
Daniel J. Feeney
City Hall
Raymond J. Swords
Holy Cross College
Worcester Mass
Cheverus
Cathedral
Sr. Mary Josephina
CSJ
College School of Educaion
Liquor Inspectors to Work Special Labor Day Duty
AUGUSTA State liquor inspectors will have special duty over Labor Day weekend to free regular enforcement for highway patrol. Enforcement Chief Timothy J. Murphy said inspectors will be on call Friday night through Tuesday morning to assist agencies with liquor law matters so they can focus on road patrols. Murphy noted all state liquor stores will be closed on Labor Day Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Timothy J. Murphy
Murphy
Goldberg Chosen to Succeed Frankfurter on Supreme Court
President Kennedy selected William P. Goldberg to replace Felix Frankfurter on the Supreme Court with Goldberg accepting promptly. Goldberg, 54, a labor-law veteran who helped fuse the AFL and CIO, was praised by lawmakers for his energy and qualifications. Both men are Jewish immigrants who rose through adversity and shared a commitment to unpopular but right causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurter
Goldberg
White House
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Tribunal
Atty
Byron R. White
Harvard
AFL
CIO
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
High Poultry Export Sets Record in Georgia
A new export record for Mine’s poultry industry shows more than 8.7 million pounds of frozen meat shipped during the year ended June 30, according to the State Agriculture Department. The total surpasses the previous 12-month period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State Agriculture Department
Calendar Of Events Okayed By Sisterhood
A fall and winter calendar of events was approved at the Sisterhood of Etz Chaim synagogue annual summer board meeting held at the president’s summer home in Old Orchard Beach. Planned actions include an inter-state conference September 13 at Sharrey Tphiloh in Portland with Mrs Arnold Shapiro leading the local delegation, plus meetings on September 24 and November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Carl Haas
Surfside Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Charles Green
Sharrey Tphiloh
Noyes Street
Portland
Arnold Shapiro
Joseph Truman
Samuel Sulmer Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Hoover Able To Leave Hospital Bed
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, recovering after a three hour abdominal operation at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, was able to sit on the edge of his bed and stand briefly. A hospital statement said his condition improves and he had a restful night while pathologists examine the removed intestinal tumor. Hoover’s two sons visited and he joked with them during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Goose Rocks Group Elects New Officers
Edwin Pingree was elected president of Goose Rocks Beach association at the annual meeting. John Finlayson Randolph Gerrish Walter Wiewel were elected vice-presidents, Kathryn Mulheron treasurer, Paul Trough clerk. Directors include Charles Wilson retiring president, Charles Wilson presiding, and unexpired terms held by A F McLanan Clara Maxwell Lloyd George Archer. A lobster supper preceded the meeting with junior corps assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pingree
Goose Rocks Beach Association
John Finlayson
Randolph Gerrish
Walter Wiewel
Kathryn Mulheron
Paul Trough
Charles Wilson
Ronald DiCesare
A.F. McLanahan
Clara Maxwell
Lloyd
George Archer
Stock Market Slips Amid Labor Day Quiet Trading
New York stocks rose and fell in a thin session as Labor Day approaches. The Dow averaged 603.41, down fractions while steel shares slumped on Wheeling Steel’s dividend cut. Motors and select growth names showed modest gains as traders awaited post holiday developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Wall
Wheeling Steel
Wheeling
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
National Steel
General Motors
Ford
Chrysle
American Motors
Studebaker
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Chicago and North Western Railway
Dow Jones
U.S
Maine Broiler Exports Rise By Twenty Six Percent
Export sales accounted for 3.8 percent of Maine's broiler production, signaling a notable shift in regional poultry trade and domestic demand dynamics during the period observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Minor Collisions Reported In Two Biddeford Crashes
Two minor accidents occurred yesterday in Biddeford as police reported. David Metcalf 52 of 53 Oak Street followed Ronald R Bergeron 402 West Street and collided after Bergeron stopped abruptly on Elm Street. Gerard Thibodeau 21 of Mitchell Lane hit Raymond LaBreque 15 Freeman Street on Pike Street. no injuries and damages not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
David Metcalf
Oak Street
Ronald R. Bergeron
West Street
Elm Street
Bergeron
Metcalf
Gerard Thibodeau
Mitchell Lane
Raymond LaBreque
Freeman Street
Thibodeau
Pike Street
LaBreque
Workshop Held For School Lunch Crew
Four women represented St. Joseph High school at the second annual school lunch workshop held on St. Joseph college. The workshop, sponsored by Agriculture, was under the diocese and the office of the Supt. of Schools. Attending were Rev. Sr. Mary Alphonse, Mrs. Wilfred Boutin, Mrs. Henry Vachon, and Mrs. J Readan WRandin AMm Mure tarull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph High School
St. Joseph College
North Wind
Mary Alphonse
Wilfred Boutin
Henry Vachon
J. Readan Wrandin
Amm Mure Tarull
Agriculture
Dithe
Supt. of Schools
Harry W. Watling
Portland
Boston York
Department of Office
Bennett Hurt In Four Car Saco Pileup
Saco Lowell official Russell C. Bennett 52 from West Scar borough injured in a four car Elm Street bridge crash in Saco. Bennett treated at Webber hospital with leg back and head pain. four vehicles operated by Hutchinson Bon Bennett and Dubois collided after braking for traffic. Damages totaled across cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco-Lowell
Russell C. Bennett
West Scarborough
Elm Street
Saco
Bennett
Webber Hospital
Henry W. Hutchinson, Jr
Hooper Street
Biddeford
Leo P. Bon
Westmore Avenue
Marcel W. Dubois
Dubois
Bon
Hutchinson
Saco Man Appeals To Superior Court
James B. S. Furbush, 56, of 26 Pepperell Street in Saco, appeals a $25 fine for passing on the right. He entered a plea of innocent in York County Superior Court after a morning appearance in Saco Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. S. Furbush
Pepperell Street
Saco
York County Superior Court
Furbush
Trial of Furbush Finds Guilty On North Street Case
Patrolman Alberick Martin testified he passed on the right on North street. Atty. Daniel Armstrong represented the defendant and Atty. Lloyd LaFountain of Biddeford prosecuted for the state. Judge Hilary Mahaney found Furbush guilty and set bail at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberick Martin
North Street
Atty
Daniel Armstrong
Lloyd LaFountain
Biddeford
Hilary Mahaney
Furbush
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biddeford-Saco Journal
the Weather
Howard G. Maling
Al’s
JFK
Journal
Washington Bureau
St. Joseph High
Goose Rocks Group
Saco Man
Eft Os
Sassy
Clare Cyrs
Eche Po
Lye
Benoit
Carnegie
Gordon
Gordon Briefs
A. H. Benoit & CO
Masonic Bldg
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