Personal notices list two patients in Maine hospitals
Personals Leo Labrecque 47 Adams Street Biddeford is an observation patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Joseph Quinn Saco Avenue Old Orchard Beach is recovering from surgery at the Maine Medical Center Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Labrecque
Adams Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Joseph Quinn
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Socrates Coronios Dies in California
Socrates Coronios aged 50, a former Biddeford resident and athlete, died yesterday in North Hollywood after a long illness. He had lived in California 15 years, ran a restaurant there, and is survived by his widow Renee and three children in North Hollywood, his mother in Biddeford, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral and burial will be in North Hollywood.
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Socrates Coronios
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
North Hollywood
Calif
California
Massachusetts
Helen Coronios
Vasilios Coronios
Community clubs schedule February meetings across Saco and Biddeford
The Chagnon council and Union St John the Baptist of America plan February gatherings with talks by Maurice Parisien and hosted by various ladies at homes and halls in Saco. Other groups including Past Matrons Annette Chapter CBS Unity club auxiliary Lady Royal Stewart and Webber Hospital auxiliary announce February and mid month meetings with bylaw vote and guest speakers.
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Council Chagnon
Union St. John the Baptist of America
Chub Hall
Webber Hospital
Church notes rest for Wednesday services in towns
On Wednesday the Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills holds choir practice at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting at 8 p m Advent Christian Kennebunk Lower Village hosts prayer at 7 30 p m A mid week service is at Full Gospel Wells Route 9A near Route 109 Prayer hour at Kennebunkport Advent Christian at 7 30 p m Village Baptist Kennebunkport vestry 7 30 p m Christian Science Hamilton Memorial Saco 4 Beach Street holds 7 45 p m Episcopal Women of Christ Biddeford meet at 7 p m at Mrs George Butler home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
CBS
Ruby Packard
Beach Street
Saco
Isabelle Wilbur
Florence Northrop
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Full Gospel
Wells
Kennebunkport
The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Episcopal Women of
Christchurch
Biddeford
George Butler
Stock Market Edges Lower Amid Broad Decline Early Trading
New York stocks drifted as a correction continued after a six week advance. The AP 60 average fell 80 at noon to 253.90, with industrials down 1.60 and rails steady, while some speculative issues moved in both directions. The Dow stood at 642.43, down 3.29, as steels and oils fell and drugs and airlines rose. Corporate and U S government bonds were mixed.
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NEW York
Associated Press
U. S
Kittery Siblings Drown After Ice Jam Incident
The bodies of 7 year old Wesley Lindahl and 5 year old Linda Lindahl were recovered from Spruce Creek in Kittery after reportedly breaking through ice. Medical examiner Dr. James Johnston ruled accidental drowning. The children, last seen playing on the ice, were children of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lindahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Wesley
Linda Lindahl
William H. Lindahl
James Johnston
Spruce Creek
Card of Thanks for kind friends during illness
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for the cards and gifts received while ill. Our sincere appreciation to the doctors and nurses for their care during our hospital stay. Leo Roy.
Death of Matthew Goan. longtime South Portland resident
Matthew A. Goan 70 of South Portland died at home after a long illness. A World War I Merchant Marine veteran, he worked in shipyards and as a hatter at A Huston Co then Boyce Machine Co. He leaves five sons 13 grandchildren four sisters two brothers Rev Father Goan and Charles Goan. A solemn Requiem High Mass will be held 9 a.m. Thursday at Holy Cross Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Matthew A. Goan
South Portland
Maurice V. Goan
St. Mary
Biddeford
Holy Cross Church
Portland
James J
Ellen (Russell) Goan
Merchant Marine
A. Huston Company
Boyce Machine Company
Ebba Lejonhad Goan
Father Goan
Charles Goan
Deering Street
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Catherine Rogers at St Margaret
Funeral services conducted Monday morning at St. Margaret church Old Orchard Beach for Mrs Catherine Rogers a high mass by Rev Edward F Walsh with quartet singing Mrs George Nicoletos Mrs Leandre Charest Alfred Gagne and William Mullen organist was Mrs Antonio Boisvert Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery Biddeford with burial at St Mary cemetery in spring bearers were Ernest Regan Rolard Havey Frederick Kelley and Eugene Wynne
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St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Catherine Rogers
Edward F. Walsh
George Nicoletos
Leandre Charest
Alfred Gagne
William Mullen
Antonio Boisvert
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
St. Mary Cemetery
Ernest Regan
Rolard Havey
Frederick Kelley
Eugene Wynne
Funeral Rites for Louis Mansey Held at St Margaret
Funeral services for Louis Mansey were held at St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach Monday morning with Rev Armand Landry officiating. Vocalists Mrs George Nicoletos and William Mullen were accompanied by organist Mrs Antonio Boisvert. Entombment occurred at Greenwood cemetery Biddeford with burial planned at St Mary cemetery in spring. Bearers included Attilio Santee Giond Canezza Termico Gambardella Michael Gamberdella and Louis Marconi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mansey
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchad Beach
Armand Landry
George Nicoletos
William Mullen
Antonio Boisvert
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
St. Mary Cemetery
Attillio Santee
Gieonde Canezza
Ternico Gambardella
Michael Gamberdella
Louis Marconi
Solemn Requiem Mass for Mrs Katherine Warren
Rev Francis J Kare celebrated a requiem mass at St Mary church for Mrs Katherine Warren this morning. William Cleary sang and Miss Tou Welch played the organ. Entombment followed at Greenwood cemetery with burials planned for spring at St Mary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kare
St. Mary Church
Katherine Warren
William Cleary
Tou Welch
Greenwood Cemetery
St Mary Cemetery
Portland Weather Outlook With Variable Winds and Mild Warmth
The forecast for Portland this afternoon and tonight shows fair skies and little change in temperature with north to northwest winds shifting to gentle variable tonight. Wednesday brings more high clouds and a touch warmer conditions with zone 1 highs 25 to 30. Overnight lows include Caribou 1 and Portland 2 with other towns such as Eastport 12 Greenville 0 Old Town 8 Rumford 10 Mt Wash 14 Concord 4 and Montreal 6.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Montreal
Bills seek state hearing examiner and loan regulation
Code continues as the attorney general explains a bill to create a state hearing examiner for agency cases with appeal to courts. Sen Ralph D Brooks Jr proposes regulating life and health insurance tied to loans under supervision of the state insurance commissioner. Sen Norman S Chase suggests lowering small loan rates from 3 to 2 percent, 2 to 1.5 percent, and 1 percent for different loan ranges.
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Vpage
Ralph D. Brooks Jr
Bearmouth
Norman S. Chase
Ft North Whitefield
Domestic Textile Industry Faces Quotas Debate
Masaoka argues against mandatory import quotas citing Japan's penalties from voluntary export limits. William S. Kent, Kent Manufacturing Co. president, notes government figures show 248 wool textile plants closed 1947 to 1958 and at least 34 mills since 1958 with more considering liquidation.
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Masaoka
Japan
America
William S. Kent
Kent Manufacturing Co
Clifton Heights
Indicted Firms Face Tough Penalties In Major Case
The piece notes Attorney General Robert Kennedy backing harsher sentences than aides proposed, while the government seeks fines totaling 1 227 500 and 23 jailed in a case against large firms. The defendants allegedly handled up to 2 billion in annual business, over 8 billion during 1955 to 1959.
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Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
New England Call for a Renewed Spirit of Pioneering
A speaker urges New Englanders to earn their place in the Union through a driving energy and a new spirit of pioneering, beyond what their forebears imagined. The remarks emphasize collective effort and national unity.
Fire Call At Widow Shop In Biddeford Ends Quietly
An overflowed oil burner drew Biddeford firefighters to widow Valar Lemieux’s shop at 463 Elm Street. They arrived to find the fire out and nothing damaged or used. Math: Len Aulette from Wee Hawken and Tom Boose from Newark are listed as out of state NYU players. A packing instruction advises sealing unused dried apple slices to prevent moisture.
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Biddeford
Valar Lemieux
Elm Street
Len Aulette
Weehawken
N. J
Tom Boose
Newark
New York University
Cycling Professor Is Acquitted Over Missing Signs
Northwestern chemistry professor Malcolm Dole was acquitted on a technicality after signs banning cycling on Sheridan Road were absent. The judge allowed dismissal despite debates on the ordinance, noting Dole pledged to avoid restricted streets and consider lobbying for an amendment.
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Evanston
Lil
Malcolm Dole
James M. Corcoran
Dole
Oxford Street
London
Sheridan Road
Harold O Andrews
England
Corcoran
Seatarien
Northwestern University
Icyere
Chicago
Northwestern Chemistry Department
Canadians Join Harvard Hockey Roster
Three Canadians Dave Johnston Tom Heintzman and Dick Blakey are listed as members of Harvard's hockey team.
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Dave Johnston
Tom Heintzman
Dick Blakey
Harvard
Fireside Club Sets Clam Supper For February Tenth
The Fireside club of the Saco School Street Methodist church met to finalize plans for a public fired clam supper on February 10. Members were asked to help set up tables on Thursday evening and repair hymnals. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Cobb and Mrs. Lawrence Cranshaw. The next meeting is scheduled for February 20 in the vestry.
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Saco School Street Methodist Church
Paul Cobb
Lawrence Cranshaw
Frederick Bell
Arthur Gannon
Sidney Griffith
Norman
J. Langmaid
Ralph Parslow
Oliver Stevens
Edward Dawley
Barbara Allen
Mildred Harris
New Members Join Dames Rochambeau in Biddeford
Dames Rochambeau welcomes two new members Mrs Fernando Carrier and Mrs Merilda Champagne at the Main street hall. A Heart Fund donation was made and an entry for the national convention program was approved. The secretary Edna Anton and treasurer Mrs Laura Belanger reported. A special meeting is set for February 27 for National Convention attendees, with the next regular session on March 13. Seventy-five members attended. Rita Regis presided and Mrs Georganna Thibodeau received the mystery award.
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Fernando Carrier
Merilda Champagne
Dames Rochambeau Club
Main Street
Biddeford
Edna Anton
Laura Belanger
Michelne Gagnon
Laconia M.H
Biddeford Man Enlists in Navy for Training
Wilfrid P. Landry son of the late Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Landry of Maystreet Biddeford will be enlisted in the Navy February 9. He will report to the Great Lakes naval training center for nine weeks of boat training then to a Navy school for duty after a 14 day home leave. He attended local schools and New Hampton School class of 1960. He joins Clement Normand of Sanford in the buddy program as a hospitalman recruit in the Medical field.
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NAVY
Wilfrid P. Landry
Wilfrid Landry
Maystreet
Biddeford
U. S. Naval Recruit Training Center
Great Lakes
Harold Riddle
DCI
New Hampton School
New Hampton
WN. H
Clement Normand
Sanford
Southeast Asia fears of U S sellout at SEATO talks
Philippine officials fear a sellout to Communists on Laos Quemoy and Matsu and Red China’s UN entry, while the United States and NATO allies may be bargaining over Europe. Serrano plans to go to Bangkok next month for the SEATO foreign ministers meeting prepared to speak plainly.
Minor Damage To Two Cars In Saco Crash
A two car collision at the Buxton and Jenkins roads intersection in Saco resulted in $85 damage. Leon Major Rowe and R J Deveau were driving the respective vehicles. a passenger Byron Peters escaped injury. Rowe's car sustained $35 damage and Deveau's $50.
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Saco
Buxton
Jenkins Roads
Leon Major Rowe
Lincoln Road
Jenkins ‘Road
Buxton Road
R. J. Deveau
Roselle Park
N. J
Byron ‘Peters
South Portland
Deveau
Rowe
Jobless Claims Rise Slightly at Maine Office
Unemployment claims increased at the Biddeford Maine Employment Security office with 965 claims on file last week up from 960 two weeks earlier. The office reports 1 034 claims for the same period last year and seven check exhaustions last week bringing total exhaustions since October 1 1960 to 327.
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Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Francis M. Coughlin
East Asia Seeks Separate U S Defense Pacts Bypassing Britain
The plan proposes replacing SEATO with separate defense treaties with the United States to bypass Britain and France. Serrano may travel to Washington before the SEATO meeting to present these views to leaders of the Kennedy administration.
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East Asia
SEATO
United States
Britain
France
Serrano
Washington
Kennedy
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Ensile
Owen-Davis
American Legion
Post
Maurice Parisien
Unity Club
P.m
Olga Taylor
Royal Stewart
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
West Biddeford
Little League Mothers and Friends
Greer Lantern Club
Green Street
Leo Roy
Matthew Goan
TWA
Saco Journal
Diane Morin
Gerald Morin
Western Avenue
Fernando Dubois
Rose A. Morin
Fireside Club
Dames Rochambeau
Rita Regis
Georg ‘Anna Thibodeau
Missouri State Farmers Assn
Marshall
David Collins
Bubbles
Tujunga
Therese Gray
Voyager Bubbles
Ibedroom
Kitcherk Utcen
Deblefele
China
Rudolph A. Matern
161St St
Jamaica
N. Y
Lene
Beauty
Carey Bros
Jewelers
Dennett & Craig, Inc
Saco, Maine
Main St
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