Multiple Local Personal Notices From Biddeford Area
Ill Mrs. Annette Gagne overseer of the poor in Biddeford is home on sick leave at 540 Elm Street. Bernard Dunton now on sick leave from the Kittery Navy Yard resides at 74 May Street Biddeford. Kathleen Grover at 9 Dewey venue Old Orchard Beach is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Diane Hutchins will conclude duties at Lookout hotel Ogunquit after Labor Day. she is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Hutchins. Greenville High School welcomes Biddeford native Chispa Fluent after a summer in Saco and Hollis Center. Gerald Jerry Lynes returns home from summer with siblings in Hartford Conn. Bernard Shevenell leaves for Beaufort S C after visiting his mother at 271 Alfred Street Biddeford. J Frank Lawlor of Beach Street Saco vacations in Greenville S C with former area residents Howred Fluent. Lawlor works at Boston and Maine freight in Biddeford. Barbara Dunton concludes summer post at New England Telephone and Telegraph and returns to Gorham State Teachers College Sept 14 as a senior. Rodney Moulton and Gertrude Van Dyke finish duties at Kennebunk Kennebunkport Information Center in Kennebunk Town Hall Sept 4 with holiday closure that evening. Leo Bouchard and Lewiston family return home after visiting Wayne Lago Hills Beach. Lago is St Francis College public relations director and returns to post after summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Gagne
Biddeford
Elm Street
Kittery Navy Yard
Bernard Dunton
May Street
Kathleen Grover
Deweyvenue
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Diane Hutchins
Lookout Hotel
Ogunquit
Wayne Hutchins
Biddeford Chispa
Greenville
S. C
Greenville High School
Saco
Hollis Center
Gerald
Jerry” Lynes
Robert Lynes
Hartford
Jeanne Shevenell
Alfred Street
Bidderd
J. Frank Lawlor
Beach Street
Howred
Lawlor
Boston and
Dunton
Gorham State Teachers College
Rodney Moulton
Gertrude van Dyke
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport
Kennebunk Town Hall
Leo Bouchard
Lewiston
Wayne Lago
Hills Beach
Lago
St. Francis College
Actor Charles Coburn Dies at 84 in New York
Veteran actor Charles Coburn dies at Lenox Hill Hospital at age 84 from heart failure after a minor throat operation. He entered the hospital for a check up and had just finished a six day Indianapolis stage run of You Cant Take It With You, drawing the largest crowds in Avondale Playhouse history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Coburn
Coburn
Lenox Hill Hospital
Indianapolis
Avondale Playhouse
Church Notes Highlight Local Youth Groups This Week
UW Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The Bible club of the Lyman Baptist church Goodwins Mills will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Bible Club
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Search For Small Plane Continues In Northeast
Civil Air Patrol at Portland Municipal airport said two helicopters and three planes are continuing the search for a small plane missing since Saturday. CAP in New Hampshire with Air National Guard aid covers Massachusetts and Connecticut. Coast Guard and Navy helicopters search Kennebunk and Sebago-Limerick areas. Planes sweep Berwick, Wiscasset, and Fryeburg-Acton regions. The missing flight was from Morristown, New Jersey to Portland carrying James E Healy and Joseph Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Portland Municipal
New Hampshire
Air National Guard
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Coast Guard
Kennebunk
Navy
Sebago-Limerick
Berwick
Wiscasset
fryeburg-Acton
Morristown
N. J
Portland
James E. Healy
Chester
Joseph Hopkins
Short Hills
Biddeford
Pledge Collections Rise for Saco Industrial Park
Chairman Clifford A Purvis reports $35 615 of pledged money collected for a new industry in Saco Industrial Park as Area Building Corporation No 2 seeks $65 000 to meet a $670 000 Maine Industrial Building Authority guaranteed loan. Increase of $2 600 since last report. about $45 000 pledged earlier in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Purvis
Saco
Area Building Corporation No-2
Maine Industrial Building Authority
Bangor hospital dedicates geriatrics building in honor of Dr Pooler
Gov Reed dedicated a $900,000 geriatrics building at Bangor State Hospital to honor Superintendent Dr Harold A Pooler. The official cited his efforts in transforming the facility from custodial to active treatment. The new building will house about 300 elderly patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Reed
Bangor State Hospital
Harold A Pooler
Mrs Florence B Ross 85 Dies After Illness in Kennebunkport
Florence B Ross 85 widow of Ivery Ross died at home on North Street Kennebunkport after a long illness Born in Kennebunk May 1 1876 daughter of Robert P and Lillian Benson she was a member of South Congregational church Aurora chapter Order of the Eastern Star and Three Quarter Century Club of Maine Surviving two sons Norman E and Robert Lawrence both of Lewiston two daughters Mrs Harry Gould of Kennebunkport and Mrs Lillian Wakefield of Icksville NY a brother Ralph H Benson of Portland six grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services Saturday at 2 from South Congregational church Kennebunkport Rev Robert Howes officiating Interment in Arundel cemetery Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk tonight 7 10 Friday 7 10 and Friday 2 4 7 10 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence B. Ross
North Street
Kennebunkport
Ivery Ross
Kennebunk
Robert P
Lillian ‘Washburn’ Benson
South Congregational Church
Robert Howes
Arundel Cemetery
Bibber
Dearborn Ralph H. 77 dies after long illness in Saco
Ralph H Dearborn 77 of 39 Beach street Saco died early this morning after a long illness He was born June 19 1884 in Biddeford son of Jere L and Laura Hill Dearborn He worked over 40 years as a salesman for H C Calderwood Confectionery Biddeford later ran his own business until retirement Survived by widow Mrs Unn Hampson Dearborn daughter Mrs Albert E Whitehurst two grandchildren two great grandchildren a niece and two nephews Funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 pm from Dennett and Craig 365 Main street Saco interment Laurel Hill cemetery Flowers omitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hampton Dearborn
Beach Street
Saco
Biddeford
Jere L
Laura Hill Dearborn
Biddeford High School
H. C. Calderwood Confectionery Company
Council Cha gnon Plans 7 PM Visitation for Alphee Brunelle
Members of the Council Cha gnon St Jean Baptiste meet tonight at seven at the hall then go to Emond Funeral home to pay respects to Alphee Brunelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Chagnon
St. Jean Baptiste
Emond Funeral Home
Alphee Brunelle
Whitman Widow Private Funeral Held in Saco
Private funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Josephine F. Whitman widow of Fred E. Whitman of 180 North Street Saco at 365 Main Street Saco. Rev Norman Langmaid of the School Street Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were Whitman Butler Dr Richard Fogg Harold Thayer Robert Taylor and Edwin Thayer. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine F. Whitman
North Street
Saco
Fred E. Whitman
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Norman Langmaid
School Street
Juveniles Reprimanded Over Shoplifted Peas in Saco
Three Saco youths were sharply reprimanded after peason peas were taken from the Peas market on Bradley street. The peas were recovered in bushes on Franklin street. Two were 8 years old and one was 10, according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Bradley Street
Franklin Street
Airman Poitras Completes Basic Training at Lackland AFB
Airman Donald A. Poitras son of Mr and Mrs L J Poitras of Tasker Street Saco has finished his initial Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He was selected for the Aircraft and Missile Maintenance technical training course at Shepherd AFB Tex and is a Thornton Academy graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Poitras
L. J. Poitras
Tasker Street
Saco
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Poitras
Thornton Academy
Weather outlook for Portland and region
This afternoon variable cloudiness and warm with gentle northwest winds. Tonight fair and warm with ground fog late and light variable wind. Friday partly cloudy warm humid with scattered thunder showers in the afternoon and moderate westerly to southwesterly winds. Temperatures range zone 1 about 87 to 65 with overnight lows across listed towns from 44 to 62 including Portland 55 and Caribou 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
August Tides and September Tide Times Shown
Tide data lists August high and low tide times with dates and morning and evening values. September entries provide morning and evening times for high and low tides, noting several times in the a m and p m columns.
Wall Collapse Prompts Biddeford Officials to Seek Federal Action
Biddeford officials await guidance from the U S Corps of Engineers and word from Rep. Garland on the fallen wall off White's wharf. City Clerk Binette notes no evacuation orders, while owner of the unsafe apartment building says no notice to evacuate has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
U. S. Corps O Engineers
Peter A. Garland
Washington
White's Wharf
Ralph Binette
Oscar Dubois
Gov. Reed
Lucien Bourque
Rep
Garland
Corps of Engineers
Binette
Augusta
Reed
Meg
Brazil Seeks Parliamentary System After Coup Fallout
Brazil's Congress votes 298 to 14 to amend the constitution and abolish the republic in favor of a parliamentary framework with Goulart as president or head of state. The debate shifts to whether the presidency will be powerful or figurehead as military leaders warn of unrest if Goulart returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Montevideo
Uruguay
Brazil
Far East
Red China
Quadros
Congress
Goulart
Odylio Denys
Brasilia
U.S
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
France
Italy
Biddeford High School Students Honor Teacher Roderick Cyr
About 20 members of Biddeford High School chemistry class visited 30 May Street last night to present Roderick Cyr with a desk set as he leaves today for a new position in Manchester Conn. He served as guidance director at Biddeford High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford High School
Roderick Cyr
May Street
Cyr
Manchester
Connie
Biddefayd High School
Wedding Moment Sparks Nervous Child’s Wit in Nawanda
At the Church of the Nativity a seven year old replies to a nervous remark from a woman, saying she is not as nervous as she was at her mother's wedding. Friends explain the widow mother recently remarried. The exchange captures a candid, surprising moment amid a family wedding in Nawanda New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawanda
N. Y
Car Damaged When Hit By Trailer Truck at Elm and Main
Police report a collision at Elm and Main in Saco yesterday as Elizabeth Creswell 38 of Dauphin PA drove east, stopped for traffic, and then stopped again for oncoming traffic. Frederick Green 38 of Gorham, driving a trailer truck, could not stop in time. Creswell’s car sustained about $300 in damage. the trailer truck had no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm and
Main Streets
Saco
Elizabeth C. Creswell
Dauphin
Elm Street
Main Street
Frederick F. Green
Gorham
Three Biddeford youths lectured after market break in
In Biddeford Municipal Court Judge Spill spoke to three 13 year old boys from Biddeford for breaking into Desnoyers market on Hill Street. The trio entered the store twice during the early morning hours and took cigarettes lighters lighter fluid doughnuts flashlights batteries tonic and a six pack of beer planned for sale. The boys and their parents were ordered to speak to their pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Desnoyers’ Market
Hill Street
Anthony F. Tranfaglia
Revere
Mass
Tranfaglia
Parris McIver
Joseph Beaulieu
Donald Chase
Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Alfred Street
George Friary
Chase
Spill
Sanford girl burned when gasoline explodes on Portland road
Sylvia Pepin, six, of Sanford, received first degree burns to arms and legs yesterday when the gasoline she was pouring into a truck on the Portland road in Saco exploded. Police surgeon Dr. David H. Sheehan treated her at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Pepin
Sanford
Portland
Saco
Seco
David H. Sheehan
Pepin
Senators warn on nuclear testing hypocrisy
Senator Stuart Symington argues that the United States must scrutinize Soviet testing claims. He questions whether the Soviets paused testing and cautions against declaring a resumed program without proof. He frames the issue as essential to national security and credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Russia
Global Press Reacts to Soviet Nuclear Test Resume
Across Europe and Asia editorials condemn the Soviet decision to resume nuclear tests. Aftonbladet calls it ruthless political misjudgment, Aurore denounces Soviet cynicism, and Japan’s Liberal-Democratic party links the move to Berlin tensions while urging cooperation to ban weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Paris
Aurore
Japan
Soviet Union
Liberal-Democratic Party
Berlin
East German TV crackdown targets West viewing
East German authorities launched a campaign to bar citizens from watching West German television. Jail terms were set for those who invite others to view West TV, part of broader limits on Western media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Saco Court Fines Pa. Man For Speeding 85 in 65 Zone
FINED IN SACO McBee Butcher, 22, of Villanova, Pa., was fined $20 in Saco Municipal Court this morning by Judge Hilary Mahaney on charges of speeding 85 mph in a 65 mph zone on the Maine Turnpike, State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACO
Silver Tea Held at Bay View Home Fete
A social circle tea at Miss Katharine Deering’s summer Bay View home drew about 100 members and guests. Floral centerpieces by Mrs. Leavitt Emmons and decor by Miss Deering highlighted the event with registration led by Mrs. Frank Twambley and a large guest list spanning local families and attendees from Worcester to Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Unitarian Church
Katharine Deering
Bay View
Charles Fenderson
Arlene Burnham
George R. Love
Carles §. Anthony
Edmund W. Beal
Harry Smith
Leavitt Emmons
Sara Emmons
Laura Bridgman
Barbara Hooper
Twambley
Leon Libby
Howard Hooper
Catherine Hutchins
Sue Emmons
Jeannie Hill
Pamela Pendleton
Susan Hunt
Howard Shaffer
George Harrison
Eugene Hill
Lillian Chapin
Pauline Jordan
Marion McAuley
Ella Luman
Mark Black
Christine Burnham
Eva Dickson
Donna Gonneville
Charles Anthony
George Nm. Love
Jane Day
Lucy Marcotte
Esther Emmons
Louise Harrison
Inez Hill
Eleanor Shaffer
Irving Sandler
Jennie Sandler
Paul S. Hill, Jr
Ruby Packard
George Harpoothan
Edwin Weymouth
Frank Carey
Daniel Carey
Leo Joncas
John Black
Bernard CC. Brown
Peter Garland
S. Murdock
Hollis W. Moore
C. Doucette
Carl Dennett
George Goodchild
Carl Parcher
Robert Fenderson
Gilbert Harrison
Lloyd Anderson
Evelyn Hill
Jeanie Hill
Charles W. Fenderson
Jane C. Dickson
Honduras
Central America
Ethel M. Downs
Watertown
Mass
Marjorie Shim
Arlington
Lloyd Sampson
Hampstead
Que
Emily Ferguson
New Hartford
N. Y
Martha Dunbar
Hackettstown
N. J
Katharine W. Norman
Portland
Helen MacDaniels
Needham
R. Thomes
Montreal
P. Q
T. R. Peary
Wellesley
Cecil Wheeler
North Windham
Frank Twambley
Fire crews respond to overheated engine at car dealer
An overheated car engine prompted Biddeford fire department to dispatch a tank truck and engine to Biddeford Motor Sales at 131 Elms Street last night. No fire occurred and the trucks returned to the station as a precaution. No equipment was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Fire Department
Biddeford Motor Sales
131 Elms Street
Atlanta Students Arrive Quietly in Desegregation Event
Prearranged Negro students arrived just after classes began and left early with no mobs or disorder. President Kennedy praised Atlanta and Georgia officials for their courage and respect for the law as Gov. Vandiver reiterated opposition to integration but noted there was no violence, with further battles to be fought in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
Atlanta
Georgia
L. J. O’ Callaghan
Atlanta Board of Education
Ernest Vandiver
Complainant Trooper Calvin W Simpson Named
Trooper Calvin W Simpson is identified as the complainant in the case, as documented in the police or legal records. The brief notice notes his role in initiating or filing the complaint, with no additional details available in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Simpson
Saco Police Seek Reported Prowler
Police in Saco investigate reports of a prowler in the Stockman Avenue area seen near several houses over the past week. Children describe a stranger who tried to talk to them, about 5 8 and 150 pounds, wearing a black and white plaid shirt and dark pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Stockman Avenue
Raymond Kerry
Thieves Target Jimmy Fund at Kennebunk Drive-In
Kennebunk police report a burglary at a drive-in theater during the early hours Wednesday. Thieves stole Jimmy Fund contributions along with cigars, cigarettes, and some cash, leaving no clear leads as investigators probe the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Fund
Kennebunk
Robert Hodge Named To Curriculum Post In Biddeford
Paul Larrabee, superintendent of Biddeford schools, announced that Robert R. Hodge, principal of the Junior High, will also serve as elementary curriculum coordinator this year. Miss Sebina H. Regina resigned to take a new post in South Portland. All pupils new to Biddeford schools must obtain an entrance permit from City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Larrabee
Biddeford
Robert R. Hodge
Sebina H. Regina
South Portland
Larrabee
City Hall
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Journal “Wants
Ralph H. Dearborn
Josephine FF
Whitman
Bay View Home
Saco Police
Melton
Wool Melton
Mois
Blue
Gray
Red
Orlon
Pepperell
Robert Hodge
Orion
Topsters
William
Barry
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