Notre Dame hospital lists numerous local patients and honors
A string of local residents from Biddeford and Saco are noted as surgical or medical patients at Notre Dame hospital including Lucien Ruel Dorothy Frizzle Leon Edwards Raymond Laflamme Herman Marcotte and Dennis Delage among others. Midshipman Ptucha formerly of Saco was appointed USNR in the NROTC after a three day exam with 18 000 candidates. Barbara Ptucha from Abingdon Pa and Saco relatives attended her award ceremony at Huntington Junior High with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Ruel
Emery Court
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Dorothy Frizzle
Colby Avenue
Ocean Park
Leon Edwards
Raymond Laflamme
Lambert
Notre Dame Hospitel
Herman Marcotte
West Street
Joseph Moison
Hill Street
Lucy A. Billings
Pool Road
Biddefor
Dennis Delage
Raymond Delaze
Aline Caron
Bidde
Ptucha
Tufts College
Barbara Ptucha
F. I. Prucha
Abingdon
Saco
Huntington Junior High
Abington
V. Podorozny
Robert H. Warner
Timothy Crowley 91 dies after long illness at local hospital
Timothy Crowley 91 of 42 Washington Avenue Old Orchard Beach died Friday after a long illness. Born in Ireland he worked as a fireman for 47 years with B M Railroad and retired 24 years ago. Survived by three sons nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9 am from St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach. Friends may call at Cote Funeral Home Saco Saturday and Sunday 2 4 and 7 10 pm. Portland weather fair cool tonight Sunday fair then turning cloudy and warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Crowley
Washington Avenue
Old Crenard
Ach
Ireland
Patrick
Margaret Callahan) Crowley
B & M Railroad
Crowley
St. Margaret Church
Old Orchard Beach
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Biddeford
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Timony J
Saco
Daniel F
Lawrence
Mass
William H
Cote Funeral Home
Church Notes from Saco Area Youth Services and Worship
Bible Baptist church of Saco holds Sunday evening service at 7 in Saco City hall. Training Union at 6. Full Gospel church Wells hosts Young People service at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30. First Baptist Ocean Ave Old Orchard has 7 30 service. Methodist Youth Fellowship South Biddeford meets at 6 30. Foss Street Methodist meets tomorrow at 6 30. Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship Saco United Baptist at 6. Senior High Youth Fellowship Saco United Baptist at 6 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bible Baptist Church of
Saco
Saco City Hall
Training Union
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
West Kennebunk church vestry meeting Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
The West Kennebunk Methodist church ship will meet Sunday at 7:30 p m in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Evening Service at Baptist Church in Goodwins Mills
An evening service will be held Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Baptist church in Goodwins Mills offering a time of worship and reflection for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills
Meetings Set for Sunday at Lyman Baptist Church
Junior and Senior B. will hold seven meetings Sunday at 6 p m at the Lyman Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship to Meet at Goodwins Mills Church
The Youth Fellowship of the Goodwins Mills Advent Christian church will meet Sunday at 7. Members are urged to attend the services and plan activities for the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Churches to Jointly Hold Summer Services in Biddeford
South Biddeford and Foss Street Methodist churches vote to share summer services in July and August. Morning prayers will be at 9 30 a m each Sunday. July services at South Biddeford on Pool Road. four August Sundays and the first September Sunday hosted by Foss Street church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Biddeford
Foss Street
Pool Road
Wells man Lucius H. Chase dies in Biddeford hospital
Lucius H. Chase 79 resident of Wells for two years and former Waterville employee died in a Biddeford hospital. Survived by two daughters Eleanor Barnhart Spokane and Cora C Hill Wells a grandson Wayne Barnhart and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 1 30 pm from Reddington Funeral Home Waterville with Rev Russell Chase officiating. Burial Pine Grove cemetery Waterville. Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius H. Chasse
Wells
Waterville
Biddeford
Chase
Hollingsworth and Whitney Company
George H
Emma Griffith Chase
Eleanor Barnhart
Spokane
Wash
Cora C. Hill
Wayne Barnhart
Reddington
Russell Chase
East Vassalboro
Saco Pledges Reach Halfway Mark for Industrial Building
Area Building Corporation reports $18,720 in pledge collections for the 170 acre Saco Industrial project, lifting total pledges to $23,720 of $45,000. Clifford A. Purvis, pledges chairman, urges timely redemption as $31,000 must be deposited to cover upcoming bills for the new industrial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Building Corporation
Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Boy survives Pacific raft ordeal after loss of two men
Terry McClelland, 14, recalls being stranded aboard a raft with Hartman and Bradford. After Hartman died, Bradford drifted away and both bodies were left on the raft. Rescuers spotted the raft near the Ruth Marie fishing ship, Hartman’s body recovered while Bradford’s disappeared. Terry, rescued by the Ruth Marie crew, was treated for malnutrition and exposure. doctors credited his youth for his survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Bradford
Hartman
Pacific
Ruth Marie
Diodon
Vacation Bible School Ends at Lyman in 1961 Graduation
Over 161 students attended the Dayton Lyman Vacation Bible School sessions ending this week with graduation exercises. Groups included Methodist and Advent churches of Dayton Lyman, Goodwins Mills Baptist and East Waterboro Baptist. Esther Osborne directed. Horace Emmons and Rev Robert Vance assisted. Students received awards and certificates. a picnic followed at Lyman school with box lunches and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton-Lyman
Methodist and Advent Churches of
Goodwins Mills Baptist Church
East Waterboro
Dayton
Lyman School
BIW Wins $10 Million Contract for Submarine Hunt Vessel
The Bath Iron Works received a $10 million Navy contract to build an experimental anti submarine vessel. The ship will test tactics to combat subs using surface vessels, advancing anti submarine warfare capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIW
BATH
Bath Iron Works
Navy
Doyon Twirls Three Hitter For Voltigeur
Le Voltigeur defeated Lightning Club 14 to 1 as Roger Doyon pitched a three hitter in Biddeford Softball League action. Le Voltigeur led 12 0 after four innings, with five walks aiding the early rally and Krasko homer in the fifth sealing the win. Doyon earned the victory while Audet took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Voltigeur
Lightning
Roger Doyon
Biddeford
Audet
Bob Maguire
Bob Montpas
Bob Krasko
al Chretien
Montpas
Maguire
Krasko
Gagnon
Corriveau
Marcotte
Brochu
Tardif
A. Chretien
Doyon
Dovon
J. Tardif
la Jeunesse
L. Petrov & Perreault
Springvale K.C
Elks Sac
Evee
Chretien
Cf P
Labrecque
Dewitt
Bordage
Mr. Chretien
Carrier
Rousselle
Audet Seeeewee
Eee Eenne
Welcome- To The Fold At Eastern Maine General Hospital
A daughter was born on June 29 at Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor to Mr and Mrs Harvey Devane Carmel weighing six pounds six ounces The mother is the former Lucille Plante of Biddeford The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Plante of 74 Summer Street Biddeford AT NOTRE DAME Another birth on June 29 a son weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces to Mr and Mrs Raymond Ouellette of Biddeford A second birth on June 26 a daughter weighing eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Roland Gervaise of Biddeford Mull en Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Devane
Carmel
Maine General Hosital
Bangor
Raymond Ouellette
High Street
Biddeford
Roland Gervais
Mullen Avenue
Bideford
Five Divorces Granted At York County Superior Court
Justice Armand H. Dufresne Jr. presided as five divorces were granted in York County Superior Court this week on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment. Names include Barbara Houde and Reginald Houde of Kittery with custody of three children and weekly support. John Paul Johnson and Joyce Lena Johnson of Sanford with custody of two children and weekly support. Sarah Seavey Bryant and Russell E. Bryant of Kenebunk with four children, monthly support, and attorney’s fees. Ralph H. Stevens and Doris W. Stevens of Kittery with custody of three children and weekly support. Ralph A. Nadeau and Aline Nadeau of Biddeford with marriage details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand H. Dufresne,Jr
Lewiston
York County
Joyce Lena Johnson
Sanford
Johnson
Sarah Seavey Bryant Fom Russell E. Bryant
Kenebunk
Bryant
Cape Porpoise
Ralph H. Stevens
Eliot
Doris W. Stevens
Kittery
Elks Beat Eagles 13 12 In Extra Innings
The Elks defeated the Eagles 13 to 12 in extra innings in East Biddeford Little League action. The winning run came in the seventh when Eugene Robitaille singled and scored as three errors aided the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Eagles
Biddeford
Eugene Robitaille
British pledge boosts Kuwait amid Iraqi brinkmanship
The United States and Britain signaled support for Kuwait as Iraqi forces mass at the frontier. Kuwait's modest 2,400 strong army relies on British backing while Bedouin mobilization strengthens the national guard. State Department and Cairo officials warned against intervention and urged peaceful, restraint among Arab states. Lincoln White noted 430 Americans in Kuwait with six consular staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eignty
Kuwait
Middle East
Talate Hussein
Hussein
John Richmond
Britain
United Arab Republic
Abdel Kader Hatem
Cairo
Baghdad
Hatem
U.S. State Department
Iraq
Washington
State Department
London
Lincoln White
U.S
Youth Injured When Struck By Car At Saco
A seven year old Lincoln street boy was treated for bruises and released from the Saco hospital yesterday afternoon after being struck by a car. Police said that William Stanton, 7, of Lincoln street ran across Elm street from North to South yesterday afternoon and collided with a car driven by Walter L. Clark, Jr., 23, Boom road, Seco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Saco Hospital
William Stanton
Elm Street
Walter L. Clark, Jr
Boom Road
Seco
Two Pay Fines In Biddeford Court Session
John McQuinn 28 of South Portland pleaded guilty in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning to driving without a license. Judge Simon Spill imposed a $10 fine after McQuinn was found with an expired license nine days past renewal during a routine road check by Trooper Hollis Dixon. Frank O Handrahans 26 of Watertown paid a $10 fine for passing one grade. Police found an intoxicated pensioner sleeping along the Boston and Maine Railroad head on the rail. Judge Spill issued a 60 day county jail sentence in Alfred and said he would sleep easier knowing the men would be alive over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McQuinn
South Portland
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Hollis Dixon
McQuinn
Frank O. Handrahan
Watertown
Mass
Boston and Maine
Spill
Alfred
Saco Boat Transferred for Beach Patrol Use
The Saco Fire department has moved the city boat to Bay View for summer patrols. Lifeguards will use the boat to monitor Ferry Beach Bay View Kinney Shores and Camp Ellis Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACO
Bay View
Ferry Beach
Kinney Shores
Camp Ellis Beach
FFA Elects Slate at Maine Convention
Ronald Bras of Old Town is elected president of the Maine Future Farmers of America. Other officers chosen include Jerry T. White of Caribou as secretary Claude F. Daigle Jr of Gorham as vice president Berton F. Sands of Washburn and George L. Mitchell of Unity as vice president Paul E. Gervais of Limestone as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Ronald Brassett
Old Town
Maine Future Farmers of America
Fridey
Jerry T. White
Caribou
Claude F. Daigle, Jr
Gorham
Berton F. Sands
Washburn
George Ll. Mitchell
Unity
Paul E. Gervais
Limestone
Court Orders Cows Muted in English Case
Exeter dairyman Pursey John Webber was ordered by Judge H M Pratt to muzzle his cows after neighbor Charles Davidson sued, claiming constant mooing drove him to distraction. Davidson received $56 in damages for loss of comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
England
John Webber
Charles Davidson
Webber
H. M. Pratt
Davidson
Ruler of years and still pledged to defend it
Sir Abdullah holds a British knighthood and is addressed accordingly. He speaks English fairly well, reflecting his longstanding leadership and loyalty to his realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Abdullah
Teacher Acquitted In Park School Assault Case
Superior Court jury acquitted Roger M. Kimball, 24, an elementary school teacher, of assault and battery on a 13 year old pupil. The boy testified in a storeroom incident dated February 3 at Park School. Kimball had previously been cleared of another charge involving a teen aged boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Roger M. Kimball
Park School
Kimball
American Heritage Needs Examination
Editors note discusses the American heritage as Independence Day nears. Key scholars and leaders, including Rene de Wisme Williamson and Emile Caillier, argue religion shaped founding principles, with calls to reaffirm the national purpose and God centered moral framework amid critiques of current drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Associated Press
NEW York
Rene de Wisme Williamson
Louisiana State University
Department of Government
Emile Caillier
Princeton Theological Seminary
William Penn
Albert Hyma
University of Michigan
United States
United States of America
Babylonia
Christianity Today
America
W. Raymond Edman
Wheaton, Ill
Osher Defies Beach License Fees at Old Orchard Beach
Bernard Osher owner of Palace Amusement and Animal Fair in Old Orchard Beach says he will not pay per ride license fees under the new town ordinance. He argues only a $75 maximum fee applies and calls the charges an inequitable tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Osher
Palace Amusement Corporation
Oid Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Osher
Palace
Atty. i T.A. Fitanides
Board of Selectmen
Francis LaFountain
Castro Won’t Get Indemnity Invasion Damages
KEY WEST Fla. AP Fidel Castro has been served notice that indemnity for damages from the April 17 invasion of Cuba is not in the national interest of the United States. Castro’s insistence on reparations dashed hopes for a negotiated release of 1,197 invasion prisoners. John Hooker Jr executive secretary of the disbanded Tractors for Freedom Committee told 10 of Castro’s prisoners that in the name of honor the committee cannot send tractors money or credits or indemnity. Not $28 million or
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
John Hooker Jr
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Dr. Castro
Gas Tank Stolen From Boat In Saco
Steve Jurgiewich of 135 Lewis Avenue Saco reported to police a gas tank was stolen from his boat moored at the Saco Yacht Club dock yesterday. He said the theft occurred sometime during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Jurgiewich
Lewis Avenue
Saco
Jurgiewich
Saco Yacht Club
Drowning Victim in Belgrade Lakes Identified
Local man Raymond Chavarie aged 35 from Augusta drowned in Great Pond on Friday after leaping from his boat for a swim. He was on vacation from a Augusta shoe factory and left behind five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade Lakes
Raymond Chavarie
Augusta
Great Pond
Chavarie
Condemnation Upheld of Ocean Perch in 40 Fathom Case
U S District Judge Edward T Gignoux upheld the condemnation of 80 000 pounds of ocean perch processed and packed by 40 Fathom Fisheries Inc of Rockland and Boston Testimony showed the fish were iced and died in customary fashion Court observers said the ruling may spur changes in icing and handling methods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U. S
Edward T. Gignoux
40 Fathom Fisheries, Inc
Rockland
Boston
Boy Killed after Dashing onto Route 1
Ned Thibo deau Jr., 11, was killed Friday when struck by a car on U S Route 1 near his home in St. David. Police said the boy dashed onto the highway while playing with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. David
Ned Thibodeau Jr
Cutler Man Held on Manslaughter Charge
Ralph F. Mallar, 48, of Cutler, jailed after a manslaughter charge was arranged in connection with the death of Philip W. Dyer, 49, a fellow construction worker found dead in Mallar's home. Pathologists in Bangor determined a brain hemorrhage as the cause. Mallar remained jailed after failing to post a $10,000 bond set by Municipal Judge Wesley E. Vose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Ralph F. Mallar
Philip W. Dyer
Dyer
Mallar
Bangor
Wesley FE. Vose
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Full Gospel
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Lucius H. Chase
Grandad
George McClelland
Lyman
Voltigeur
Biddeford-Saco
Pat Butler
Council Chagnon
Deschambeault
Boissoneault
Megnant
P Desrochers
P Lessard
Ibragne - Seenee Martel
Parsons
A Pp
Robitaille
Nicholas
Bergeron
Lauzier
Robert M. Sutton
University of Illinois
Lincoln
Osher States
Trial Justice Court
Beor Hoto
Samuel Paul
Jamaica
N.Y
Baltimore, MD
Washington, D.C
Clarksburg, W.va
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus, MD
Linton, MD
Olney, Ill
Centralia, Ill
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Ill
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St. Louis
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