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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
3
A reader asks if it is proper to dress for the day while home, sharing stories of a mail carrier’s route encounters. The letter writer describes her morning attire and insists she is not tempting the mail carrier, seeking Abby’s printed guidance.
In a quiet post funeral gesture the grandmother thanked attendees for coming, a personal expression of gratitude to mourners. The scene reflects a small, intimate ceremony with family members sharing condolences and honoring the deceased.
The Biddeford Knights of Columbus Auxiliary announced a social for January 15 at the K of C Hall Biddeford. Committee chair Claire Carrier and members including Florence Doyon An toinette Jarry Madeleine Perreault Aurise Carrier Aurore Pepin Vivian Marcotte Fernande Lambert Jeannette Guillette Jeanne LeClair Irene Wrocik Geraldine Souliere Lucille Frechette led planning. An upcoming February 8 Valentine dance was also noted along with prizes won by Albertine Chretien and Helen Dusseault.
Trons Roy Jackson Seth Emmons Reginald Martel and Howard Martenson are listed in a partial text fragment. The context and roles remain unclear but names indicate individuals tied to a local matter requiring further clarification.
President Johnson must share attention with Congress after delivering a news heavy State of the Union. The article notes his busy schedule, efforts to push programs, and the global backdrop as world events resume competing for front-page play. It highlights his 18 hour days, tours, and the ongoing push for eye catching coverage.
York County Sheriff Richard D. Dutremble of Biddeford announces his candidacy for re-election in the June Democratic primaries. The 32 year old graduate of St. Louis High School in 1950 is married to Anne Marie Seymour and has two daughters. He holds memberships in local and national fraternal and law enforcement groups.
Albert P. Deshaies presented a 35 mm film titled Victim or Witness at the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club meeting. The program, aimed at bank and financial staff, outlined six rules for robbery incidents including triggering alarms, cooperating with robbers, being a witness, reporting to police, preserving clues, and recording a description.
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