Fremont Club and Auxiliary 43rd Installation Summary
The Fremont Club and Auxiliary held their 43rd officers installation at Alfred Street Biddeford hall on a Saturday night. Attendees included Raoul Morin as escorts and Jean Paul Rheaume as installing officer with numerous officers and committees listed. An upcoming baked bean supper is planned for January 20 at the hall and the first meeting of the new year is set for January 16. In Kenton Ohio, Sister Carole Brown, a St. Anthony's School teacher, received wings from Gen. John D. Mathieson for creating the Little League of Green Beret to aid troops in Vietnam.
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Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford Hall
Blanche Neault
Raoul Morin
Gedeon Bergeron
Jean Paul Rheaume
Adrien Lamothe
Isola Simoneau
Josephat Grenier
Rose Gendron
Edmond Neault
Jeannette Lamothe
Raymond Gosselin
Helen Chretien
Joseph Peloquin
Pauline Morin
Ludger
Quin
Ernest Valliere
Alfred Lantagne
Gerard Morin
Ludger Coulombe
Patrick Guerrette
Gertrude Beaulieu
Liasison
Roland Bergeron
Marcel Ross
Rene Lacroix
Royal Chretien
Edward Neault
Andre Bergeron
Oscar Dussault
Norman Dubois
Leo Beaulieu
Rodrique Bergeron
Kenton
Ohio
Tor Carole Brown
St. Anthony’s School
Screaming Eagle
1St Brigade
101St Airborne Division
John D. Mathieson
101St
Carole
Little League
Green Beret
Vietnam
Biddeford
Roxbury triple murders puzzle Boston detectives
Police questioned over 100 people as they probe a Roxbury weekend triple murder. Victims were Elizabeth Dixon 19 Douglas Barrett 17 and Herbert Smith 48 all shot once in a parked station wagon. No motive or suspect yet. money found on all bodies. investigators seek last witnesses and examine club connections. In Lexington a youth is charged after taking a cruiser and claiming to be a detective. In Boston Red Cross reports blood shortages continuing into February amid snowbound drives and a 300 pint weekend total.
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Associated Press
Boston
Roxbury
James M. McDonald
Homicide Bureau
McDonald
Elizabeth Dixon
Douglas Barrett
Herbert Smith
Smith
South End
Vixon
Barrett
Preparation H Shrinks Hemorrhoids Says Science
New York report notes a medication that promptly stops itching relieves pain and actually reduces inflamed hemorrhoids in many cases. Tests by doctors show shrinking occurs while easing pain. The remedy is Preparation H available as ointment or suppository.
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New York, N.Y
Community group meetings fill Kennebunk evenings
Kennebunk social events fill the week with circles and orders meeting at homes on Grove Street Stor er Street Old Port Road and Mechanic Street. Circle leaders host potluck suppers while the Chamber of Commerce holds a director's meeting. Kennebunk Adult Education opens classes Tuesday night at the high school. Police promote Charles Hayes Jr to the Kennebunk force. Public Health Association hosts its annual meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.
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Olive Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands
Eva Emery
Grove Street
Women’s Fellowship of Christ Church
Roger Gonneville
Storer Street
Webber-Lefebvre
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Bennett
Old Port Road
Bennett
Blanche Wade
Lillian Hicks
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Main Street
Robert Guptil
Mechanic Street
Kennebunk
Richard Martin
Ronald Welch
Sanford
Rose Matthews
Bourne Street
Fernon Tisdale
Nassau College
Ceylon
India
Sidney Crawford Sr
Norris Eveleth
J. Cole Brown
Helen Walgatt
George Lord
John Bennet
Henry Johnson
Frank E. Stevens
Charles Hayes Jr
Kennebunk Police Department
Kennebunk High School
U.S. Navy
Kennebunk Public Health Association
Gov John King Escapes Injury In Car Crash News
Gov John W King escaped injury Sunday in a six car chain collision on Interstate 93 in Windham New Hampshire. Police said only one person suffered minor injuries as gusty winds swirled snow across the highway in blinding clouds. The governor's car was driven by State Police Lt Lawrence J Landry.
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Windham
N.H
John W. King
Interstate 93
Lawrence J. Landry
Humphrey in Kenya Tours Nairobi and meets Kenyatta
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey toured Nairobi National Park with limited press, greeted by President Jomo Kenyatta at State House, and visited the U.S. Information Library. He praised Kenya’s leadership and planned a short stop in Tunisia after a 20,000-mile, nine nation African tour.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Hubert H. Humphrey
State House
Jomo Kenyatta
Humphrey
U. S
Nairobi National Park
U.S. Information Library
Kenyatta
Africa
Johnson
Tunisia
House Weather Defense for Winter Water Damage
Prepare for winter by clearing snow three feet from roof and heated walls, remove ice from gutters, avoid vaporizer use in cold, ensure cellar ventilation before hanging clothes, close humidifiers in extreme cold, skip rock salt on roofs, and do not employ sharp tools to break ice.
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Simone Daigneault
Romeo Boucher
Andre Bereron
Norman Ubois
Paul Nadeau
Robert Quay
Gerard Belanger
Leslie Duprey
Joseph Pelo
Auxiliary
Shuh
Iuw
New England
Lexington
Mass
Salem
John J. Hearty
Brighton
Hearty
Red Cross
Massachusetts General Hospital
City Hospital
Erm Times
Allan Kliman
Beause the Ten Chapter
Unday
1St Battalion
25Th Marines
Boston Naval Shipyard
Boston City Hospital
Pontiac
Main ST
Saco, ME
Intiac Motor Division
Edmund Cashen
John King
Mrs
Humphrey Tour
Mr. John Public
Roland L. Petit
Roland L. Petit Co
Lai Ee
RCA Whirlpool
Kelvinator
Frigidaire
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