Paul Lukas Returns to Hollywood After Wandering Years
AP report notes Paul Lukas, the veteran actor, back in Hollywood to star in Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse his first film since 1954. He has wandered from Tangier to Spain and South America, living cheaply and enjoying travel, books, and friends while maintaining US citizenship. His Oscar was for Watch on the Rhine.
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Janice Batchelder Honored At Shower
A surprise shower for Miss Janice Batchelder was hosted by Mrs. Leslie Littlefield and Mrs. Edna Wilson with help from Miss Alice Nelson. Guests included Ruth Grew Ethel Lewis Morley Durest Lois Burnham Grace Wakefield Thelma Hallezuk Rowena Gardella Mary Dawn Mildred Mack Helen Vail Margaret Ricker Marion Nason Adelpha McKeen Selene Mack and others invited but unable to attend. Refreshments were served by Alice Nelson Ruth Grew and Edna Wilson. The bride-to-be cut the pink and silver shower bake topped by a miniature bride and groom.
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Thelma Hallezuk
Rowena Gardella
Mary Dawn
Mildred Mack
Helen Vail
Margaret Ricker
Marion Nason
Adelpha McKeen
Selene Mack
Elinor
Ruth Morse
Linor McKeen
Linda Henderson
William Nutter, Inventor of Palm Beach Cloth, Dies
William S. Nutter, 82, inventor of Palm Beach cloth, died Tuesday night in a Sanford hospital. He began work in the Sanford Mills before age 11 and rose to vice president of Goodall Worsted Co., which produced his famous fabric. He retired in 1946.
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Father and son Caswell share Maine campus life
Willard S. Caswell Jr a University of Maine graduate student and his father Willard S. Caswell Sr a 1962 alumnus cross paths on campus. The elder Caswell describes a bygone era with no student aid and long work hours, while both pursue teaching careers in education and mathematics respectively. They lead separate schedules in Oak Hall as they balance family and studies on campus.
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Honor Roll Is Announced For Burns School
The Burns School in Saco lists eighth grade first honors and second honors with many names. Seventh grade first honors include Karen Had iars, Pauline Gowen, Judy Littlefield, with second honors for numerous students noted.
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Mark Love
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Diane Ross
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Lorraine Cyr
Joan Roberts
Richard Twomey
Richard Brostrom
Sheila Caddison
Dianne Hall
Joanna Hanson
Maureen Hickey
Nancy Petit
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Benefit Supper For MOD At AMVETS Hall
A covered dish supper to benefit the 1961 March of Dimes campaign will be sponsored by the Saco AMVETS BoucouvalesDupuis post on February 4, announced at a January meeting. Special guest Thomas Bill outlined plans for a state AMVETS bowling roll-off. Commander Earl Clappison reported on membership renewals and 70 members are paid up.
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Biddeford Man Fined on Two Traffic Charges
Harry N. Huot, 37, of 25 Main Street Biddeford, was fined 29 dollars on two traffic counts after pleading guilty. He paid 10 dollars for operating an unregistered vehicle and received a suspended 10 dollar fine for operating without a license. State police were the complainants in both cases.
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Post Card Collection Is Pictorial History Review
Joe Gregoire maintained the lead in the Biddeford AMVETS cribbage tournament though he ceded a point last night. Gerry Snow, with Roland Rioux, gained five. Don Fortier and Buck Cote trailed by eight and six respectively. High scorers were Fred Hayes and Joe Brochu with seven points each, while Roy Fournier swept the leaders in a special elimination. Two weeks remain for the tourney. A 33-card post card collection by Jean Rumery features prewar Old Orchard Beach ruins after the 1907 fire, Portland City Hall burning in 1908, San Francisco quake scenes, and Biddeford Pool landmarks.
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Earthquake Recorded in San Diego Late Tuesday Night
A sharp earthquake was recorded in San Diego California late Tuesday night with no dam reported and no immediate injuries noted.
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