Deaths Herbert L. Drew 61 dies at Arundel home
Herbert L. Drew 61, of Route 1 Arundel, died suddenly Saturday. Born March 4 1901 in Madbury New Hampshire he was a lumber operator for many years. Survived by widow Lagena two sons Maurice F E and Donald L Drew a daughter Mrs Eleanor G Gary w or Frank H and Fred E. Interment Hope Cemetery Kennebunk. Funeral 2 p m Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk with Rev Chester Staples officiating. Interment Kennebunk Hope Cemetery. Portland area weather: increasing cloudiness very cold today with light west winds. Tonight cloudy with light snow before daybreak. Tuesday cloudy and warmer with light snow. High 8 12 low 5 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Drew
Route 1
Arundel
Madbury
N. H
Greenleaf S
Naomi Miles Drew
Lagena S. Drew
Maurice FE
Donald L. Drew
Eleanor G. Gar YjWor
Jopunsy Jo Je ‘Jellers
Frank H
Fred E
Barrington
Gertrude Ogrady
Millbury
Mass
Bibber
Summer Street
Kennebunk
Chester Staples
First Baptist Church of
Hope Cemetery
Portland
Local Personal Notices From Saco and Biddeford
Mrs. Madeline Eastman of 5 Stu art Street Saco remains a patient at Webber hospital. Mrs. Armand Lavallee of 9 Cutts Street Biddeford has returned home after treatment. Mrs. Phyllis Wright of 25 Franklin Street Saco has returned from an all expense paid trip to Washington DC sponsored by Stanley Home Products. Roland P. Foran of 60 Washington Street Biddeford, son of Mrs. Helena Foran of Saco, has canceled Hawaii trip plans to take a job at Sky Dragon in Scarborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Eastman
Stuart Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Armand Lavallee
Cutts Street
Biddeford
Phyllis Wright
Franklin Street
Washington, D. C
Stanley Home Products Company
Roland P. Foran
Washington Street
Helena Foran
Hawaii
Sky Dragon
Scarborough
VFW Biddeford Meet and School Group Gatherings Tonight
Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Biddeford meets at 7 30 p m in Biddeford City building. Biddeford PTA executive board School and Room Mothers meet at 7 p m at Biddeford High. Tighe Beaudoin Farley unit American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p m in Biddeford City building. Owen Davis American Legion Saco to join with auxiliary Tuesday at 8 p m at post home Beach Street Saco. program by Clarence Holt Civil Defense director. Refreshments served social hour. Master Mason night at King Court February meeting tomorrow 7 30 p m in Saco Odd Fellows hall Main Street. co hosted by Mrs Irene Townsend and Mrs Josephine Meserve.
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Biddeford Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Biddeford City
The
Biddeford Pta
Biddeford High School
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Saco
Beach Street
Clarence Holt
Civil Defense
King Court
Order of the Amaranth
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Irene Townsend
Josephine Meserve
Dames Rochambeau Meet at Biddeford Club Hall 7:30
Dames Rochambeau will meet at 7 30 tonight at the club hall on Main street Biddeford A rehearsal for the Hibernian auxiliary Minstrel show will be held tonight at 7 30 at Hibernian hall corner of Main and Elm streets Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Rochambeau
Main Street
Biddeford
Hibernian Auxiliary
Hibernian Hall
Main and
Elm Streets
York County Barracks Meeting Tonight
Veterans of World War I auxiliary will meet at York County Barracks tonight at 7 30 p m for their regular gathering and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Barracks
Church Notes Services in Saco Biddeford Area
Gospel services are held each Tuesday and Thursday at 7 45 p m in the Odd Fellows building Main street Saco open to the public The midweek prayer service is Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Biddeford United Baptist church Holy Communion is celebrated Tuesday at 6 a m in Christ Episcopal church Biddeford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Saco
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Prayer Meeting Set At Full Gospel Church
Prayer meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A just off Route 109 Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Home League Meeting of Saco Salvation Army
The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army will gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m for an evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Biddeford Women’s Fellowship Meeting Tuesday Afternoon
The Women’s Fellowship of Biddeford Second Congregational Church will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p m in the vestry. President Mrs Shirley E Parks will conduct the business meeting and Circle A led by Mrs Claude H Faulkner will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
Biddeford
Daughters of Ruth and Women’s Alliance Meet Tuesday
Meetings of the Daughters of Ruth of Biddeford First Universalist Church and the Women’s Alliance of the Saco Unitarian Church will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the Biddeford church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Ruth of
Biddeford
Long Season for Lopat with Athletics Camps
Ed Lopat, new Kansas City Athletics manager, will lead two camps. He will run a rookie school in Daytona Beach from February 10 to 22, then head to Bradenton until the season opens. The Braves move spring training to West Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopat
Hillsdale
N.J
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Daytona Beach
Kansas City
Athletics
Bradenton
Milwaukee
Braves
West Palm Beach
Card of Thanks from Mrs Louis P Paquin
We thank our friends neighbors and relatives for kindness floral tributes and sympathy shown after our bereavement.
Rev Andrew Burnside, Maine pastor, dies after long illness
Rev. Andrew L. Burnside 56 of 67 Temple Street Saco died yesterday at Togus Veterans Administration hospital after a long illness. Born December 23 1906 in Woodlin New Jersey he was pastor of Faith Community church North Belgrade for 22 years. Surviving are his widow Mildred a son Dennis and daughter Esther all of Saco a brother Edward Darby Pa and niece Doris Rothera Norwood Pa Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Togus hospital Memorial chapel with a graveside rites in North Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew L. Burnside
Temple Street
Saco
Togus Veterans Administration Hospital
Woodlin
N.J
Andrew Burnside
Maine
Mildred Burnside
Dennis Burnside
Esther Burnside
Edward Burnside
Darby
Doris Rothera
Norwood
Togus Hospital Memorial Chaeh Gna
Belgrade
Rena M Adams 67 former Saco resident dies in New Hampshire
Rena M Adams 67 of Lafayette Road North Hampton New Hampshire died Saturday Born in Saco October 29 1895 daughter of George and Olive Wakefield Hooper Surviving are widower David Adams daughter Kathleen Sylvester North Hampton brother Elwin B Hooper Saco four grandchildren Services Tuesday at 1 pm from Sturgis Funeral Home Hampton burial in North Hampton Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena M. Adams
Lafayette Road
North Hampton
N.H
Saco
George and
Olive (Wakefield) Hooper
David Adams
Kathleen Sylvester
North Hampt
Elwin B.aer
Sturgis
High Street
Hampton
N. H
North Hampton Cemetery
Death Notice of Luella Berry of Saco
Luella F Berry 71 of Buxton road Saco died yesterday after a long illness Born February 19 1891 in Saco daughter of James and Emma J attended Saco schools Survived by two sons Perley and James Berry two daughters Leora Tapley and Cora Whitten one brother Albert Jose Old Orchard Beach 12 grandchildren eight great grandchildren Funeral conducted Tuesday at 2 pm from Shum home 35 Spring street Saco Friends may call this evening 7 to 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella F. Berry
Buxton Road
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
James
Emma J
Perley
James Berry
Leora Tapley
Cora Whitten
Albert Jose
Shumw
Spring Street
Helen Burns 58 of Biddeford Dies at Powell
Helen Burns 58 of Biddeford died Saturday night. Born November 28 1904 in Saco she was the daughter of James and Margaret Burns and a former member of Most Holy Trinity church. Several cousins survive. Funeral services were held this morning at St Mary church Biddeford Rev Maurice Goan presiding William Cleary vocalist Louise Welch organ Gearers Jack Miniutti James Feeney Edmund Hobbins Thomas McGarity entombment Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford with burial planned for spring in the family lot at St Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burns
Biddene
Pown
Saco
James
Margaret (Kelley) Burns
Most Holy Trinity Church
St. Mary Church
Biddeford
Maurice Goan
William Cleary
Louise Welch
Gearers
Jack Miniutti
James Feeney
Edmund Hobbins
Thomas McGarity
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Mary Cemetery
Funeral for Cape Porpoise fisherman Perkins set in Arundel church
Ralph W. Perkins 85 of Cape Porpoise died in a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. Born in Kennebunkport February 8, 1877 he was a fisherman and member of Arundel lodge AF and AM. Survived by three sons Byron L. Perkins Alton F Perkins and R Waldo Perkins six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from Cape Porpoise Methodist church with Rev. Russell Pepps. burial in Arundel cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 at Bibber street Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Perkin
Cape Porpoise
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Christopher C
Eliza Ridlon Perkins
Arundellodge AF
Byron L. Perkins
Portsmouth
N.H
Alton F.perkins
Kittery
R. Waldo Perkins
Manchester
Blunder in Beruit Inspires Color Blind Foreman Tale
Interior designer Mrs Georgette Davenport recalls a trip to Beirut where a hotel was painted in wrong hues. She laughs that the foreman was color blind causing the mix up in walls and rooms during her world travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beruit
Monterey
Calif
Georgette Davenport
Tides Timing Report February
Tide schedule notes high and low events listed for February with morning and evening times. Mentions Site B and specific two part sequences around 7 18 and 12 54 with 1 46 and 2 47 margins.
Freezing Rain Triggers Ice Road Mishaps in Biddeford
Saturday night freezing rain iced Biddeford roads leading to a rash of traffic accidents. The worst was a three car crash at Pine and Elm at 4 10 p m Sunday involving Glen H Hanson 64 of Saco Wilfred J Gagne 23 of Biddeford and Robert F Constant 27 of Biddeford All three drivers escaped injury Police say at least six minor crashes were reported over the weekend due to icy conditions.
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Biddeford
Pine and
Elm Streets
Glen H. Hanson
Market Street
Saco
Wilfred J. Gagne
Green Street
Robert F. Constant
Main Street
City Council To Vote On 240000 Bond Issue
Biddeford city council plans to float a 240000 bond to retire debt from the previous administration. If approved the issue will be bid by local banks and financed over eight years. City Clerk Paul Dehaies notes a lengthy agenda for tonight's municipal meeting in the mayor's office and council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Paul Dehaies
Ofice
Funeral for Mrs. Yvonne Barra held at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Yvonne M Barra 421 Alfred St Biddeford were held at 8:30 this morning at St Joseph church. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated by Msgr Elie Hevey with Rev Sylvia Levesque deacon and Rev Norman Carrier sub deacon. Honorary bearers were Ste Ann Sodality members from St Joseph church. Bearers included Eddy Bergeron Henry Begin and others. Burial was in St Joseph cemetery with prayers at the graveside. Attending from out of town were relatives from Fall River Quebec Canada Kennenbunk and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne M. Barra
Alfred St
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Elie Hevey
Sylvia Levesque
Norman Carrier
Diana Rousselle
Ste. Ann Sodality
Arthur Laverriere
Alban Boucher
Fall River
Mass
Oscar Provencher
Raymond Laflamme
Robert Provencher
P.Q
Canada
Robert Barra
Michael Barra
Richard Barra
Ruth Barra
Charlotte Barra
Nicol Barra
Kennebunk
Werner McCutcheon
Mark McCutcheon
Waltham
Mixed early 1960s New York stock market underlines gains
Brisk demand for selected issues highlighted a mixed market with gains and losses of fractions to about a point. The AP 60 average stood at 256.5, with Industrials up .1, Rails down .8, and Utilities up. Chrysler General Motors and AT&T showed buying interest as Boeing General Dynamics and United Aircraft rose on defense spending hopes. The Dow at noon slipped .05 to 683.14 as B&O profits and Baltimore & Ohio control affected rails.
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New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
General Motors
At&t
Chesapeake & Ohio
Boening
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
C&o
Baltimore & Ohio
B&o
American Stock Exchange
Icy Roads Seen Cause Of Four Saco Mishaps
Four traffic accidents were reported to Saco Police over the weekend due to slippery road conditions. Parodi and Gomez collided at a Bradley Street railroad crossing, causing $80 total damage. Caron and Seeley rear ended on Main Street with $550 damage. Barrieau and Mercier collided on York hill injuring four, with no damage estimates. Burnham and French collided at Main and Storer with no damage estimates.
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Saco
Bradley Street
Robert J. Paradis
Pepperell Street
Alicia Gomez
River Lane
Paradis
Gomez
Donald F. Pierce
Saturda
Atty
Edward L. Caron
South Street
Biddeford
Donald S. Seeley
Portland
Main Street
Caron
Seeley
Kathryn LaFountain
Lloyd LaFountain
Elizabeth Caron
Elaine Thompkins
Standish
Factory Island
Larrine Barrieau
Sanford
Jeanette Mercier
Dyer Street
Barrieau
York Hill
Mercier
Donald Mercier
Lee Roberts
Main
Storer Streets
William S. Burnham
West
Scarborough
Beth French
School Street
Burnham
Storer Street
Fidelis Class Yearly Projects Announced
The Fidelis class of the Saco United Baptist church met Saturday evening in the vestry. Devotions were led by Ralph Stickney and the business meeting was conducted by Walter Johnson, president. Projects for the year include dime card sales, grace napkins, and a traveling food basket. A pie social with a movie is set for February 23. The music room work is nearly finished. Letha Dichard won a cake auction bidder Irene Watson. Alan Jasper of WIDE radio presented the program on The Art of Communication. Next month Dr. Hammond J. Peterson speaks on The Bible and Its Translations.
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Fidelis
Saco United Baptist Church
Ralph Stickney
Walter Johnson
Ways and Means
Norman Tripp
Letha Dichard
Irene Watson
Alan Jasper
Hammond J. Peterson
Recollection Day By District K of C Councils
Knights of Columbus District One holds Recollection Day at St Francis College Hills Beach with a communion breakfast and afternoon lectures. Rev J J Mullen Council Old Orchard Beach conducted a corporate communion program for members and families. Catholic Activity chairman Merton H Gervais supervised. Boy Scout troop joined skating at Brunswick as arrangements were made by Chaplain Rev Royal Parent and Youth Activity Chairman James Foley. Upcoming events include scout supper February 5 and Court of Honor February 26. A February 13 supper honors Catholic Press Month with Rev Donald Nicknair speaking at 7:30 p.m. Cabaret Night set for February 23 for members and guests.
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Knights of Columbus Council
St. Francis College
Hills Beach
J. J. Mullen
Old Orchard Beach
Merton H. Gervais
Brunswick
Royal Parent
James Foley
Board of Review
Eagle Patrol
Wolf Patrol
Donald Nicknair
French Designer Yves Saint-Laurent Debuts Jumper Dress Line
Yves Saint-Laurent unveiled a spring summer collection featuring the jumper dress with knee to floor length hemlines. Daywear favors covered knees, contrasting fabrics, and hour by hour variations in sleeves and necklines. Evening wear returns long sleeves with beaded jewelry, cloques, and jeweled tops, including Jeune Fille gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Yves Saint-Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Saint- Laurent
Biddeford Man Appeals Fine In Municipal Court
Roland Charles Edward Amnotte, 25, of 408 Main Street Biddeford pleaded guilty in Biddeford municipal court to petty larceny of $30 from Shop N Save on Alfred Street. Judge Nason fined $100, six months, and restitution of $30. Amnotte appealed. Bail set at $500. he was jailed when unable to post. A forged check charge was not pressed. arresting officer was Capt. Philip Poirier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Charles Edward Amnotte
Main Street
Biddeford
Shop N Save
Alfred Street
Gerald C. Nason
Amnotte
York County
Faith Tabernacle Sponsoring Week at Old Orchard Beach
The Faith Tabernacle at Old Orchard Beach announces a spiritual emphasis week with speakers Rev. Paul Johnson from Westbrook tonight at 7 30 and missionaries William and Marcelene Pier from Gorham Tuesday. Pastor FE Kimball of Charleston speaks Wednesday followed by Overseer O C McCane of the Church of God Thursday. An all night prayer closes Friday from 10 p m to 5 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Tabernacle
Old Orchard Beach
Paul Johnson
Westbrook
William and Marcelene Pier
Gorham
FE. Kimball
Charleston
O. C. McCane
Church of God
Canada Averts Nuclear Warhead Row In Canadian Politics
Dissolution updates show Canada stalled on accepting U S nuclear warheads for Bomarc missiles and Voodoo rockets. Opposition parties threaten no confidence action unless Diefenbaker moves by Tuesday night. Liberal Lester Pearson seeks support from Social Credit and New Democrats to pass a motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
Diefenbaker
Washington
Liberals
New Democrats
Social Credit
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Socialist New Democrat
Robert Thompson
New Democratic
T. C. Douglas
House of Commons
Controversial Session Discusses Estate Lawsuit and Taxes
Debates continue on a $25,000 damages claim by the Leml estate over a death during custody return. Thursday sessions cover Forestry and Public Improvements budgets, a Maine Recreational Facilities Authority for loan guarantees, and tax changes including a higher gasoline tax and trailer excise tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leml
The
Forks
Forestry Department
Bureau of Public Improvements
Maine
Biddeford Truck Flips On Ice During Fire Call
Firefighters answered two calls on Sunday in Biddeford. Tank 1 skidded on ice at Deadman's Gulch en route to a blaze at Harold Nemet's home on South Street, flipping onto its side. No injuries reported. damage limited to the truck body. Crew members James Wynne Maurice Janelle and Emile Bergeron were aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main Street
Tank 1
Harold Nemet
South Street
James Wynne
Maurice Janelle
Emile Bergeron
Arthur King
Mullen Named To Radio Station Post
William J. Mullen of Old Orchard Beach has been appointed assistant manager of WLOB Portland and begins duties today. The announcement came from General Manager Levi P. Garman Jr. Mullen brings 17 years in radio and TV advertising and serves as chairman of the Old Orchard Beach Town Council and president of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mullen
Evergreen Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
WLOB
Portland
Levi P. Garman, Jr
Mullen
Radio Sand Tv
Chamber of Commerce
Biddeford Scouts Receive Charters and Awards
A combined Parents Night at St. Andre parish hall honored Biddeford Scout Troop 369 and Cub Scout Pack 369. Troop 369 received its charter from District Commissioner Albert Ouellette. awards included Star, Life, Tenderfoot, four year, two year, and one year pins for numerous members. Ad Alteri award was given to Donald Morin. Cub Scouts Richard Belanger and Gary Paquette became Bobcats. five youths joined Webelos Den. Skits featured George Washington Crossing and the Declaration of Independence. a screening of Investment in Tomorrow followed. arrangements led by Morin Perry and Fournier. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre Parish Hall
Biddeford
Scout Troop
Albert Ouellette
Gerard Morin
C. Millard Neal
Donald Pierce
Addison Fournier
Morin
John Lavigne
Roger Lambert
Roger Bilodeau
Donald Morin
Roger Frechette
Raymond Madore
Donald Poisson
Robert Fournier
Norman Beaulieu
Donald Lavigne
Roger Brochu
Armand Fecteau
Rene Fecteau
Robert Parenteau
Normand Rossignol
Clayton la Marre
Paul Laliberte
John Pare
Robert LaBranche
Harry Roberge
Ad Alteri
Bernand Nicknair
Boy Scouts
Richard Belanger
Gary D. Paquette
Webelos den
Richard Fecteau
Edward Pruneau
Daniel Perry
Marc Bisson
Guy Babineau
Roger Walls
Den
Richard L’heureux
Michael Arbour
Richard Feeteau
Roland Beaudoin
Den 3
Donald Houde
Donald Dube
Marc Gregoire
Roger Lessard
Marc Petrin
Wolf
Michael Cantara
Bear
Richard Serois
Denner
Den 1
Den 2
George Washington
Delaware
Francis Perry
Saco Council To Discuss Program
The Saco City Council will discuss easing Saco's participation in the area industrial development program at tonight's meeting in City Hall at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Council
Saco
Victory Circle Luncheon Draws 100plus Guests in Biddeford
Over 100 attendees gathered at the Fremont club room on Alfred Street in Biddeford for a Victory Circle Luncheon and land whist party hosted by Our Lady of Victory Circle. General chairman Mrs. Anna Forcier led arrangements with a long list of prize recipients and a music lineup featuring several performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our i Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfredistreet
Biddeford
Arrange
Anna Forcier
Alma Goudreau
Aime Desrosiers
Alfred Bisson
Octave Martel
Alcide Bedard
Maurice Marcoux
Odule Rheaume
Emillia Bolduc
Annie Normand
Anna Cote
Angeline Bill
Pauline Loranger
Nellie Deprey
Estelle Bellerose
Alden Racine
Senate Filibuster Fight Delays Senate Organization
The new Senate convened January 9 and, 26 days later, has not organized due to a battle over filibusters. Debate limits, two thirds vs three fifths voting, divide liberals and conservatives and Republicans and Democrats. President Kennedy says the issue should be resolved by the Senate itself as Andersons motion to halt debate under a three fifths standard hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Anderson
Grader Proposal and Licenses On Agenda Today
Among other items on the agenda is a grader proposal from Chadwick Bakess company of Portland and victualers licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadwick Bakess Company of
Portland and
Victualers
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Mfg
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
Atlantic
W. J. Provost
Dial Tucker
L. R. Jones
Old Orchard
Dial
Wellington
Ralph W. Perkins
Annette Stroyberg
Rome
U.S
Homes For
Ejelefefe
Hea Alle
Rudolph A Matem
Jamaica
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