Area Teachers Named To MTA Assembly Group
York county gains two new MTA representative members as Mrs Bertha Russell of Saco and Carroll Beals of Wells join the 52 member assembly. Sylvia West of Kittery is named without opposition to a one year term. the 1959 session meets December 28 and 29 in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Maine Teachers Association
York County
Clyde Russell
MTA
Bertha Russell
Saco
Carroll Beals
Wells
Sylvia West
Kittery
Augusta
True Bailey
Eliot
E. Geraldine Fenderson
Russell
Saco Teachers Association
State Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Beals
Teachers’ Association
Wells-Ogunquitions Club
West
Frisbee School
Fishman Employees Receive Cash Bonuses
M. H. Fishman Company at 129 Main Street distributed cash gifts to its employees Saturday, according to Joseph Schultz.
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M. H. Fishman Company
Main Street
Joseph Schultz
Fishmans Christmas bonus gifts rise with growth and tenure
The store manager notes this year’s Christmas employee bonuses exceed prior years as Fishmans’ steady growth adds staff. Cash gifts reward long service and good performance, with individual amounts based on length of service and position, aiming to retain workers and honor public and company service.
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Fishman
Priscilla Neveux Given Bridal Shower Honors Bride to Be
Miss Priscilla Neveux of 368 Fred Street Biddeford was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower held for her upcoming marriage on January 9. Hostesses were Mrs Henry Neveux and Mrs Armand Bovert. Numerous guests attended and gifts were displayed as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Neveux
Fred Street
Biddeford
Henry Neveux
Armand Bo‘vert
Irene Dubreuil
Paul Lessard
Roger Millette
Arthur Brunelle
Cecile Brunelle
Claire Brunelle
Constance St. Ours
Aline Neveux
Catherine Trickey
Ovila Morel
Claire Dubreuil
Claudette Levesque
Jeannette St Ours
Theresa Lessard
Lucille Conley
Suzanne Jeffers
Germaine St Ours
Sheila Foley
Albertine Goulet
Madeline Deshaies
Leo Harriman
Bernadette le
Carole Noonan
Antoinette Lemieux
Marie Kouo
Alfreda Martin
Blanche Dube
Arthur Nicol
Arthur Peloquin
Ruth McFarland
Jacqueline Neveux
Lucille Neveux
Micheline Denger
First Shift Cloth Inspectors Attend Yale Dinner Party
First shift cloth inspectors at Pepperell Manufacturing held a Christmas dinner party at the Hotel Thacher. Guests included Mrs. M. A. Duquette, Mrs. Antoinette Martineau, Miss Pauline Picher, Mrs. Rose Fortier, Mrs. Emma Laroche, Mrs. Amanda Marin eau, Mrs. Florida Blanchette, Mrs. Jean Trudeau, Mrs. Pauline OLeary, Miss Gertrude Bisson, Miss Helen OMe ara, Mrs. Eva Lachance, Mrs. Rhea Gregoire, Mrs. Maybelle Dow, Mrs. Linda Fitzgibbons, Mrs. Agnes Simard, Mrs. Elizabeth Smart, Mrs. Grace Marinus and Mrs. Pauline Demeule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Thacher
M. A. Duquette
Antoinette Martineau
Pauline Picher
Rose Fortier
Emma Laroche
Amanda Martineau
Florida Blanchette
Jean Trudeau
Pauline O'Leary
Gertrude Bisson
Helen O'Meara
Eva Lachance
Rhea Gregoire
Maybelle Dow
Linda Fitzgibbons
Agnes Simard
Elizabeth Smart
Grace Marinus
Pauline Demeule
Ex Biddeford Man Named Caswell Vice President Sales
L Paul Boutin of Biddeford has been named vice president in charge of sales for the Southwest territory by Caswell shoe firm. He learned of the appointment at Dallas, Texas, where he works, after a wartime career as a major in Provost Marshal Intelligence. He is married to Kathleen McCreary of Dallas. they have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Paul Boutin
Alfred G. Boutin
Boutin
Pike Street
Biddeford
Southwest
Caswell Shoe Firm
Massachusetts
Dallas, Tex
Provost Marshal Intelligence Department
Fort Oglethorpe
Fort Custer
Mich
Pacific
St. Andre Grammar School
Biddeford High School
Jordan Marsh
Boston
Kathleen McCreary
Dallas
United States Tops Cherry Crop Share Globally
The United States accounts for about 20 percent of the world’s cherry production, reflecting its significant role in global fruit output. This share underscores the scale of U.S. orchard farming and international trade implications.
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The
United States
Mrs. Virgil Green Hosts Surprise Housewarming
Mrs. Virgil Green received a surprise housewarming at her home with hostesses Mrs. Robert Nichols Mrs. David Nichols and Mrs. Fred Nichols. Guests served refreshments and a social hour followed, names listed including Mrs. Cousens Welch Ellsworth Hutchins Collins Pierce Dyer Nason Norton Towne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Green
Robert Nichols
David Nichols
Fred Nichols
Green
Charles Cousens
Freemont Welch
John Ellsworth
Michael
Henry Hanscom
Ralph Cousens
Raymond Hutchins
Walter Collins
Charles Pierce
Larry
David
Sherry Lee
Donald Dyer
Scott and Kimberly
Douglas Nason, Sr
Charles Norton
Theodore Towne
Linda
Karen
Laura Lee
Saco City Group To Meet Tonight
The Saco Democrat City committee will meet at 7 30 in the Saco Municipal courtroom to discuss an agenda of names for city council recommendations. Chairman Charles Mistos and Secretary Donald McCone refuted rumors of nominations as merely natural around elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Democrat City Committee
Saco Municipal Court Room
Charles Mistos
Donald McCone
Storekeeper Robbed in Lewiston by Young Bandit
A woman storekeeper, Mrs Antoinette Fortier, was robbed of 75 dollars last night by a youth who kept a hand in his coat as if armed. The robber entered the market after customers left and demanded cash before fleeing.
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Lewiston
Antoinette Fortier
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