Girard A Godbout Visits and Homecoming At Maine Medical Center
Revisitors Mrs Gerard A Godbout of Biddeford and Mrs Paul Shevil of Biddeford traveled yesterday to the Maine Medical Center. They returned home after visiting. Mrs Godbout, a Biddeford resident, is currently receiving treatment at the Maine Medical Center. Also noted were Henry Bonin of Northampton Massachusetts and Red Bonneau of New Britain Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard A. Godi
South Street
Biddeford
Paul Shevil
Maine Medical Cen
Gerard A. Godbout
Iheford
Henry Bonin
Northampton
Mess
Red Bonneau
New Britain
Mrs Rosa Viner 86 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rosa L Viner widow of George H Viner aged 86 died after a long illness at a local hospital. Born in Providence she lived with her daughter at 113 West Street Biddeford. Survived by daughter Mrs Clifton E Allen one brother Joseph H Moss four sisters and several nieces and nephews. Visiting hours at Cote Funeral Home Saco Thursday 7 to 9 and Friday at Robbins Funeral Home North Providence. Funeral Saturday at St Thomas Episcopal Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa L. Viner
George H. Viner
Providence
R. 1
Joseph
Sarah (Highan) Moss
West Street
Biddeford
Clifton E. Allen
Joseph H. Moss
Frederick Haun
Lucy Hackett
North Providence
Mary Duxbury
Ella Preston
Seattle
Wash
Cote Funeral Home
James and
Beach Streets
Saco
Robbins Funeral Home
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
R. I
Local Fraternal Meetings At Saco In Late Week
The Royal Stewart auxiliary and the Order of the Scottish Clan plan a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting at Ahepa hall Pleasant Street Saco A Saco Rebekah group meets Saturday at noon at the Saco Odd Fellows hall A degree rehearsal with refreshments follows the meeting A yard party with potluck snacks is planned for social hour attendees bring a dish to share and an error noted in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Stewart Auxiliary
Order of the
Ahepa
Pleasanteet, Saco
Saco Rebekahge
Saco Odd Fel
Church Notes First Parish Saco Hosts February Gathering
The Madisses of the First Congregational Church in Saco invite members to a covered dish supper on February 1, with a brief business meeting at 6 PM in the parsonage on Beach Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Beach Street
Fashion Show Planning For March 12 At St Andre Hall
A special meeting of committee chairmen in St Andre parish hall advanced plans for the March 12 fashion show to benefit the unit treasury school projects. Gen chairman Mrs Joseph Plamondon listed sponsors Juliette and Yvonne shop Lit Folks Shop Saco T J Murphy millinery and jewelry plus posters and decorations led by committee members Jeannette Camire Madeline Perault Claire Nadeau Doris Dussault. A progress report meeting with date to be announced will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre Parish Hall
St. Andre
Gertrude Frechette
Noella Leureux
Jeannette Camire
Program Irman
Madeline Perult
S. Claire Nadeau
Fudge Sale Irman
Germaine Feceu
S. Doris Dussault
Jeannette Gervais
Door
Unit Treasury
Nother
SBA Officials to Interview Biddeford Saco Firms
George Coffin a Augusta SBA official and Clayton W. Cartmill said two SBA leaders will interview small business owners in Biddeford Saco tomorrow from 9 am to 4 30 pm in the Chamber office to help restore jobs and payrolls. Herbert Hicks of Boston also participates in production and procurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffin
Augusta
Biddeford-Saco Lumber of Commerce
Toorrow
Clayton W. Cartmill
Extire
Chamel
Coffin
Herbert Hicks
Boston
SBA
Cartmill
Chamber
Larcenies In Saco Continue as Police Investigate
Saco police investigate two larcenies. Mrs Har d Sanborn of 17 Clerk street reports plants and garden items missing worth about 15.70. Philip R Bedard of Arundel reports a jack and spare tire stolen from his car parked on Common street. Both cases under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Hard Sanborn
Clerk Street
Philip R. Bedard
Arundel
New Bride Guest Shower in Saco
Mrs. Ella McKenney Pelletier was guest of honor at a post wedding shower last night hosted by Mrs. Roland Lavigne on Juxton road Saco. Pink and yellow decorations, refreshments by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Maggie Willis, Mrs. Lillian Hubert, Mrs. Eldred Harris, Mrs. Geraldine and all, Mrs. Edna Lane, Mrs. Kristine Bell, Mrs. Dorothy Ber, the Misses Joan Mary and Beverly Simpson, Jeffrey Layne, the guest of honor, Mrs. Elleney and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McKenney Pelletier
Roland Lavigne
Juxton Road
Saco
Ostess
Maggie Ill
Lillian Hubert
Eldred Harris
Geraldine and All
Edna Lane
Kristine Bell
Dorothy Ber
Joan
Mary and
Everly Simpson
Jeffrey Layne
Elleney
Mrs. Avigne
Arsen Boisvert 75 Biddeford resident dies in Augusta hospital
Arsene M Boisvert 75 of 229 Elm Street Biddeford died this morning at an Augusta hospital after a short illness He was born in Wotton Quebec son of Edouard and Ernestine Boisvert and lived in Biddeford 65 years He worked 45 years at Saco Lowell shops including 25 years as a supervisor He belonged to Sacred Heart league St Joseph church former chief Ranger of Catholic Order of Foresters Court Lafayette affiliated with L Union St Jean Baptiste de Amerique and Biddeford Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles and was a past member of Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks He was a communicant of St Joseph church Survived by widow Amanda Jacques two sons Roland A Boisvert Old Orchard Beach Norman P Boisvert Cambridge Mass six daughters Mrs Wilfred Mand Ville Saco Mrs Clifton G Curtis Dover NH Mrs Roland Dubois Biddeford Mrs Paul Ledoux and Miss Jeannine Boisvert Springfield Mass and Mrs Albert Bouchard Old Orchard Beach a brother Antonio F E Boisvert Old Orchard Beach a sister Miss Claudia Boisvert Biddeford also 22 grandchildren six great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 15 a m from St Joseph church Friends may call Bolduc Funeral home Biddeford Thursday and Friday from 2 to 4 30 and 6 to 10 p m and prior to the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsene M. Boisvert
Elm Street
Biddeford
Augusta
Wotton
P. Q
Edouard
Ernestine (Bourassa) Boisvert
Saco- Lowell
Sacred Heart League of
Catholic Order of Foresters Court
Lafayette
L’union St. Jean Baptiste de’Amerique
Biddeford Aerie
Order
of Fagles
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
St. Joseph Church
Amanda Jacques
Roland A. Boisvert
Old Orchard Beach
Norman P. Boisvert
Cambridge
Mass
Wilfred Mandeville
Saco
Clifton G. Curtis
Dover
N. H
Roland Dubois
Paul Ledoux
Jeannine Boisvert
Springfield
Albert Bouchard
Antonio FE. Boisvert
Claudia Boisvert
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Funeral Rites for Hugh Mc Garrity at St Mary Church
Funeral services for Hugh Mc Garrity held this morning with a requiem high mass at St Mary church conducted by Rev Maurice Goan. Soloist William Cleary and organist Miss Lou Welch provided music. Bearers included William Mullen Erin Murphy Thomas McGarrity John McNabb and Frederick Benoit. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with burial planned later in the family lot at St Mary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGarrity
St. Mary Church
Maurice Goan
William Cleary
Lou Welch
William Mullen
Erin Murphy
Thomas McGarrity
John McNabb
Frederick Benoit
Funeral services for Mrs Martha M Pegler held yesterday
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Martha M Pegler former owner of Pegler Gardens of Old Orchard Beach and widow of Thomas Pegler from the Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco Rev W Harper Welch officiated pastor of the Portland State Street Congregational church burial followed in Laurel Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M. Pegler
Pegler Gardens
Old Orchard Beach
Thomas Pegler
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
W. Harper Welch
Portland State Street
Tea for Saco Red Cross Section D workers held
A tea for workers in Section D of the Saco Red Cross fund drive was hosted by Mrs. William Kirk at Glen Haven circle in Saco yesterday. Attendees included Section D captain Mrs. Kirk and workers Mrs. Robert Huot, Mrs. Roger Sherman, Gilbert Harrison, Mrs. Robert Lockhart, Mrs. Larry Dearborn, Mrs. Jeenes O Connor, Mrs. William Marston, and Mrs. Ray Carver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Red Cross Fund
William Kirk
Glen Haven Circle
Saco
Kirk
Robert Huot
Roger Sherman
Gilbert Harrison
Robert Lockhart
Larry Dearborn
Jeenes O'Connor
William Marston
Ray Carver
Biddeford Firemen Respond To False Alarm
Biddeford firemen answered an another false alarm at Box 27 near Main street and Horrigan court. Chief Arthur King noted it was the fourth since December 1 and the second in two weeks. In a separate call a chimney fire at Leo Chretien’s home at 228 Guinea Road was extinguished with no further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main Street
Horrigan Court
Arthur King
Leo Chretien
Guinea Road
Japan criticizes U S voluntary textile quotas
Japan contends the voluntary quota system shields American textile makers from overseas competition, mainly Japan, and says the U S breached promises by not removing state laws that discriminate against Japanese products after pledges were made in return for restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Portland Weather Forecast Highlights Winds and Warmth
This afternoon in Portland looks mostly fair and warmer with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight clouds increase and temperatures rise, with again light southwest winds. Thursday remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change and a chance of occasional light rain. Zone 1 forecast shows a high of 45 to 50 this afternoon and a low in the mid 30s tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Reed Asserts State Moving To Make Jobs
Reed told President Kennedy Maine moves to stimulate employment during recession. He urges accelerating an $8 million capital construction program and says the Highway Commission will advertise $3.5 million in March with another $6 million to be allocated in March and April. He pledges cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Kennedy
Maine
Highway Commission
Six Twin City Industries Advertise in Down East Magazine
Six Biddeford Saco firms place ads in Down East March issue under we have joined the move to Maine. Advertisers include John Roberts Inc Precision Machine Screw Products J L Putnam Co Inc in development corp buildings Northeast Gases in Saco Industrial Park Saco Tanning Corp and P S Dubrey Trucking. Area Industrial Development Committee funds a half page ad praising local facilities. State Department of Economic Development will distribute issues to Society of Industrial Realtors members nationwide. Down East is published ten times yearly in Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Industries
Down East Magazine
Hugh Marshall
John Roberts, Inc
J. L. Putnam Company, Inc
Biddeford
Maine
Area Industrial Development Committee
Marshall
State Department of Economic Development
Society of Industrial Realtors
United States
Pusey backs Kennedy plan for education reform
Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey endorses President Kennedy’s education program submitted to Congress. He calls it a reasonable modest approach focusing on local control within a national effort. He questions if the $577.5 million five year college scholarship program suffices to maintain future college teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard University
Kennedy
Congress
Pusey
Boston Globe
Ian Forman
Maine Jobless Becomes Acute in State Widening
Augusta Maine August The president of the Maine Federated Labor Council says unemployment is growing acute and may reach 14 percent of the workforce by May. Benjamin F Dorsky cited 10.6 percent already out of work and noted many of the 30 000 jobless lack unemployment benefits. He supported a Democratic plan for a governor appointed committee to study the unemployment picture and said accelerating state building construction will help only slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine Federated Labor Council
Maine
Benjamin F. Dorsky
Dorsky
Guerrillas Kill 45 in West Java Clash
Reports from Jakarta say forty five armed guerrillas were killed in a clash with security forces Sunday in West Java. The fighting occurred as authorities pursued insurgent groups in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
West Java
Annual Elks Frolic Draws Capacity Crowd at Central Theater
The 12th annual Elks Frolic in Biddeford Saco drew a capacity crowd over two shows at the Central Theater. Proceeds go to the Biddeford Saco lodge Elks charity fund. Entertainers included Beginos acrobatic team Roy Picard Joanne and Stanley Kayne Court and Sanders European contortionists and Billy Kelly emcee. Edward Gallagher and Edgar Roberts Jr. were in a minor two car collision at Pleasant and Spring streets with $400 total damage. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasent
Spring Streets
Saco
Edward C. Gallagher
Stacy Street
Spring Street
Pleasant
Edgar. Roberts, Jr
Cleaves Street
Biddeford
Roberts
Gallagher
Central
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
Beginos
Roy Picard
Russell Ring
Ellis Lodge
Charles Gallagher
Carl Sheltra
Edouard Cote
Hosea Curtis
C. Jackson Curti
Albert P. Deshaies
Richard Cote
Arthur Lambert
Leon Jones
Fernand X. Cote
Elks
Portland Road
Leon F. Jones
Muriel
Per Gallagher
C. Jackson Curit
Esquire
Jaycee Wives Donate 50 For Scholarship at February Meeting
At the February Jaycee Wives gathering hosted by Mrs. Willard Stackpole in Saco a $50 donation was approved for the Webber hospital scholarship fund. The group invited Scarborough Jaycee Wives to attend a future meeting and a social followed with refreshments provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital Scholarship Fund
Willard Stackpole
Saco
Scarborough
Joseph Grondin
William McKenney
Jerome Bolduc
Saco Woman Crafts State Flower Quilt as Historical Record
Mrs. Dorais works on a hand sewn quilt depicting each U S state flower with its symbol. The colors yellow and green background squares mark a family project begun during convalescence in New Jersey. The quilt aims to document all fifty states with patterns she now creates herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Dorais
New Jersey
Rolande
Dorais) Fox
Plainfield
N. J
Jean Short
Chesterfield
Derais
Jena Dudevoir
Jean Pen Derais
Rbiddefert
Maree Derais
Glendale
Criif
Hawaii
Union
Youth Kills Parents Then Wounds Stranger In Lewiston
Daryl Moss, 15, admitted planning the murders for a week and carried out the killings of his father Vern Moss, 45, a Bureau of Reclamation engineer, and his mother Lois Moss, 44, in their Lewiston cottage. Jean Ann Taylor, 20, of Orem Utah, was seriously injured at Weaverville Hospital. Undersheriff Ward Adams called the motive unclear, noting the father was a Mormon Church elder and Daryl a troop secretary and Explorer Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dary
Wilson
Lewiston
Vern F. Moss
Bureau of Reclamation
Lois Elizabeth Moss
Jean Ann Taylor
Orem
Utah
Weaverville Hospital
Ward Adams
Daryl
Congo Faces U S pressure on Kasavubu links and Congo force
U S urged Belgium to press Tshombe to join a federation of Congo states and to bar new nationals from becoming mercenaries. Leopoldville sources say U N plans may suit Kasavubu if interpreted as Congo forces cooperation. Current joint police patrols in Leopoldville show such cooperation. Sen. Keating says a U N force of up to 60 000 needed. current numbers are 15 000 to 20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Belgium
T’shombe
Congo
Katanga
Leopoldville
Security Council
Joseph Kasavubu
U.N
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
U.S. Senate
Satellite launches test space navigation and hitchhiker signals
Two satellites from Cape Canaveral formed a double launch. Transit II-B the Navy navigation unit at 250 pounds and a 54 pound hitchhiker named lofts aimed to study space communications. Earlier three satellites were deployed in five days marking six straight space successes this year. The Johns Hopkins affiliated lab tracked the mission while the satellites were kept in orbit briefly before failures limited radioed data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Laboratory
John Hopkins University
Navy
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Lewiston Girl Dies After Route 4 Crash
Lewiston woman Joe Therrien 5 of Chisholm died Tuesday night in a Lewiston hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on Route 4 near her home. Police said the girl darted from behind a parked car into the path of an oncoming auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Joe Therrien
Chisholm
Tewiston
Witness carries political buttons into murder trial
In Charlotte a character witness testified in a Superior Court murder case just before the presidential election. A large Kennedy Johnson sticker and Kennedy for President buttons adorned her handbag, prompting defense attorney Henry Fisher to warn, There might be a Republican on the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. CC
Superior
Henry Fisher
Study Finds Driver Aptitude Tied to Age Marital Status
Dallas based report cites Dr. Donald Schuster of the University of Southern California after testing 20,000 drivers. Married former service members over 30 are noted as the best drivers, while unmarried teenagers and frequent job changers rank as worst. Women appear better drivers than men but log only about a fifth of male miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Donald Schuster
University of Southern California
Schuster
Backward Turn Backward Baltimore News Flash
Seaman Gilgory of Baltimore aboard the U S Canberra writes home of a startling report from the cruiser recent goodwill tour a new time barrier was broken and Canberra continues its voyage amid international attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S
White Church Circles Report Birth Notices and Meetings
A string of birth notices from Old Orchard Beach to Biddeford lists dozens of newborns with parent names and weights. Separate items cover weddings of Methodist parlor groups and Circle A Circle C meetings at Biddeford churches with plans for layettes, scrapbooks, and upcoming events.
Levenson Denies Attempt to Influence Bankruptcy Court
Portland attorney Levenson denied on Tuesday that he tried to influence a bankruptcy court decision. In an answer to disbarment information from state courts, he conceded using abusive language to Referee in Bankruptcy Richard F. Poulos. He is already disbarred from the U.S. District Court at Poulos' request. Chief Justice Robert B. Williamson will hear Cumberland County disbarment proceedings later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levenson
Portland
Richard F. Poulos
U.S. District Court
Poulos
Robert B. Williamson
Cumberland County
Infant Strangled by Washing Machine Incident
Police report a two year old boy, Lyford Philbrook, died Tuesday in Vinalhaven after becoming caught in a family washing machine wringer. His clothing tightened around his neck as his arm became entangled, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinalhaven
Lyford Philbrook
Justice Delahanty weighs Doyon appeal in murder case
Augusta jurist Thomas J. Delahanty has taken under advisement a plea by Vincent G. Doyon of Augusta alleging his constitutional rights were violated during trial. Doyon was convicted of murdering his ex wife in October 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Thomas J. Delahanty
Vincent G. Doyon
Doyon
Woman Firing Terrier Missiles Sets Time-Travel Feat
A historic report describes a female officer launching a Terrier missile from west to east across the International Date Line and achieving an unprecedented result by firing on one day and intercepting the target the day before, illustrating a remarkable time-dilation military demonstration.
Hodges Approves Soviet Shipment of Precision Tools
Secretary Hodges cleared a $1.5 million sale of 45 Bryant Chucking tools to the Soviet Union, reversing a yearlong hold due to Defense objections. The Vermont-made machines helped produce components for miniature ball bearing systems, and no reason for the reversal was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Russia
Bryant Chucking & Grinding Co
Springfield
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Hodges
Europe
Lions Home Show Planned For March In Biddeford Saco
At a dinner meeting the Biddeford Saco Lions discussed their annual Home Show set for March 24 25 and 26 at Pepperell hall booth space sales begin immediately Co chairmen are David Twomey and Robert Farley The club lent its eye testing machine to St Mary Associates with Dr J Edward Whelan to instruct usage The post Ladies night will be April 8 and the next dinner meeting is February 28 at Hotel Thacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
J. Edward Whelan
King Lion Albert Lambert
Thacher
New Two-Story Service Station To Be Erected
Souliere plans a modern two-story service station at Elm Street in Biddeford. The project includes showroom two stockrooms two rest rooms two service bays a small office and a boiler with a parking lot to replace the current stockroom. Completion is expected in June under a 21450 contract with Simonds Construction of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souliere
Shell
Elm Street
Biddeford
Robert J. Souliere
Simonds Construction Company of
Portland
Portland Pump Company
Mrs Cloutier Feted At Stork Shower In Saco
Martha Cloutier was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Poirier on Cumberland Avenue. Gifts were opened and displayed, games played, prizes awarded, with refreshments served by Mrs. Poirier and assistants. Attendees included numerous local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cloutier
June Poirier
Cumberland Avenue
Saco
Poirier
Margaret Ruel
Lorraine Palardis
Loretta Martel
Willard Paradis
Muriel Forest
Rita Forest
Bernice Parent
Peter Ploude
Irene Morin
Roland Feeteau
Gertrude Blanchette
Lou Gagne
Normand
Hattie Cloutier
Jean Martel
Maurice Demeule
Glaidys Lank
Lucille Desjauidins
Irene Lachance
Rachel Smith
Roland St. Onge
Alice St. Onge
Pat Graffam
Melda Poirier
Laurette Cloutier
Mary Pinard
Arthur Gagne
Dorothy Minuitti
Denis Letourneau
Berube
Hazel Sands
Gerald Thibodeau
Jean Poirier
Governor signs 16 bills including police Social Security option
Augusta AP reports Governor Reed signed 16 new laws on Tuesday. A key measure lets municipal police elect federal Social Security coverage for their officers and allows policemen to be covered by the state retirement system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Cooks Roast Cornish Game Hens in Hot Oven
Some cooks prefer roasting Cornish game hens in a 425 degree oven. The tiny birds take about an hour to cook.
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Mrs. Rosa Viner
Muses
FTA
Arsene Boisvert
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Mary Cemetery
Martha Pegler
Saco Red Cross
Twin City
Miss Taylor
Curt
Selrtels
Webber Hospital
George Ackerman
Roxanne
John Hatch
Summer Street
Dennis Wayne
Amd
Reginald LeBarge
Cindy Ann
Fernand Violette
Pine Point
Scarborborough
Dennis James
Gerard Letellier
Dennis Philip
Norman Pierson
Ferry Road
Jane Elizabeth
Leopold A. Viger
Orchard Street
Michelle Louise
Roland Boutin
Arthur Viger
Ralph Pitt
Lindale Avenue
Bruce Harold
Joseph Raymond Lemay
Sandra Jane
Louise Bernier
Wentworth Street
Louise Ann
Philip Madlink
York Beach
Lori Jean
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
James C. Perkins
James Perkins
Lewis Fletcher
Madlink
June Carol Perkins
Leo L Neveux
Bethlehem
Linda
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allentown
Frank Bracko
Eugene Neveux
Harrison Avenue
Daniel Hall
Redondo Beach
Calif
Cathy Lynne
Tobey Hospital
Wareham
Loring Hersey
Quimby Street
Francis Hall
Avenue C
Michael Bobryk
Plaistow
Exeter
Bryan Keith
Bobryk
Marcia Littlefield
Michael J. Bobryk
Oscar Littlefield
Women’s Fellowship
Second Congregational Whitechurch
Ruby Packard
H. Lewis Cutler
Crescent Street
Burton Defrees
Clayton Cartmill
Cutler
Albion Benton
Brotherhood
William Beety
Alfred Stimpson
Carleton Foss
John MacDougall
Reginald McAdoo
Wayne Hutchins
Arthur Maxwell
Hutchins
G. Carroll Carter
Edith Porter
Earl Atwood
Clarence Tarr
Alfred Wilcox
Hugh Snow
Annie Phillips
Norman Lane
Goodale Avenue
Lundy
Harold Staples
Claude Faulkner
David Shaw
Clifford Gove
Raymond Wakefield
R. E. Davis
William Trott
Charles Patrick
Albert Whitehurst
Alice Boynton
Burton Stride
Margaret MacKenzie
Norman Lundy
George Harpoothan
Women's Fellowship
Lions
North Sace Grange Hall
Buxton Road
Alfred St
Dial
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