Local Personal News From Biddeford Area Hospitals
Arthur Tremblay, 96 Foss St., is a surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Faldora Larriviere, 16 Middle St., is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Mamie E. Gagne of Camp Ellis, is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Rose Goldthwaite, Biddeford Pool, is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Fernand Perrault and family from California visit their mother Mrs Samuel Perrault, 360 Alfred St. Biddeford. Raymond A. Mathieu and daughters Rae and Robyn just returned from a trip through New York state and visited Eugene Gendron.
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Arthur Tremblay
Foss St
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Faldora Larriviere
Middle St
Webber Hospital
Mamie E. Gagne
Camp Ellis
Saco
Rose Goldthwaite
Biddeford Pool
Fernand Perrault
California
Samuel Perrault
Alfred St
Raymond A. Mathieu
Rae
Robyn
New York State
Eugene Gendron
Delta Alpha Club Meeting With Mrs Hurd
The Delta Alpha Club will meet with Mrs Stanley Hurd at Pinewood Drive Kennebunkport on Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Delta Alpha Club
Stanley Hurd
Pinewood Drive
Kennebunkport
Saco Court Deals With Local Traffic Violations
Traffic cases dominated Saco Municipal Court with Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. hearing pleas from Paul Grant and Jack Harrison for speeding and uninspected vehicles on Route 1 and the Maine Turnpike. Whitte received suspended fines, Russell’s case was continued for counsel, and Douville’s red light charge was postponed.
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Saco
William F. Wilson Jr
Paul Grant
Groton
Conn
Jack Harrison
Kennen
Biddeford
Wilson
Frank S. Whitte
Main St
Route 1
Andrew M. Russell
Common St
Russell
Alwin Y. Douville
New County
Saco Lice
Democratic Club Hosts Strawberry Festival in Saco
The Saco Democratic Social Club entertained guests at a strawberry festival hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glaude on Jenkins Road. Attendees included Alcide Deschambeault and Elaine Deschambeault, Hazel Rounds, Clyde Wells, Frank Jones, Thomas Simpson, Harry Warren, Mrs. Gilpatric, Marie Cash, and Edward Pelletier of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Civil rights tension looms amid political campaign
The piece notes the presidential campaign could spark a civil rights clash fueled by fringe elements in the following. The National Education Association concludes five days of maneuvering with a vote on desegregation. defeat expected for a motion urging two-year integration starts in 11 Southern states. Washington Senate aims to dodge an election year fight over a U.S.-Soviet consular treaty. De Gaulle travels to West Germany to press Erhard on French independence from the United States and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Washington
de Gaulle
West Germany
Erhard
United States
Britain
Card of Thanks for flowers and support after bereavement
George Baker expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for a beautiful basket of flowers and for their generosity during his recent bereavement.
Death of Willard H. Philbrick in Saco at 85
Willard H. Philbrick 85 of 3 Locke St Saco died this morn at Augusta hospital. Born in Ossipee NH March 1 1879 son of John and Harriet Champion Philbrick he worked 20 years in Pepperell Mfg Co land and water dept then carpentry. Survived by two sons Clifton N Willard G and a daughter Doris Philbrick all of Saco. 14 grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday Shumway Funeral Home Saco interment Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford. viewing Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Willard H. Philbrick
Locke St
Saco
Monine
Augusta Hospital
Ossipee
N.H
John
Harriet (Champion) Philbrick
Newfield
Land and Water Department
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Saco United Baptist Church
Clifton N
Willard G
Doris Philbrick
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Greenwood Cemetery
Biddeford
Biddeford Man Joseph Levesque 66 Dies After Long Illness
Joseph Levesque 66 of 6 Belmont Ave Biddeford died at a local hospital after a long illness He was born July 5 1898 in St Pacome Quebec and lived in Biddeford 44 years He worked as a machinist at Saco Lowell Shops and was a member of the Artisans Society and St Joseph church He is survived by his widow two daughters four sisters six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for morning at St Joseph Church with visiting hours at Bolduc Funeral Home Biddeford
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Joseph Levesque
Belmont Ave
Biddeford
St. Pacome
Que
Francois and
Exorie Levesque Levesque
Canada
Saco-Lowell
Artisans Society
St. Joseph's Church
Lily Lariviere Levesque
Kenneth Bryant
Scarborough
Patrick Michaud
Albina Corbin
Emerancienne Lizotte
Madeleine Lamarre
Riviere du Loup
Corinne Deschesne
Amesbury
Mass
Prayer gathering follows meeting for Joseph Lejvesque
Our Lady of Victory Circle members meet at Boldue Funeral Home Biddeford after their Sunday session to offer prayers for the husband of a member, Joseph Lejvesque.
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Our Lady of Victory Circle
Boldue Funeral Home
Alfred St
Biddeford
Joseph Lejvesque
Funeral Services for Mrs Isabella Labelle
Funeral services for Mrs Isabella Labelle were held at St. Andre's Church with a Requiem Mass sung by Rev. Edmond Hache. Organist Mrs. Laura Proulx led church choir. Bearers included Henry Paradis Herman Allaire Maurice Dulross Burton Labelle Thomas Sheltra Royal Chretien. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery followed prayers at the grave by Rev. Bernard Nicknair. Attendees from Woonsocket Newmarket Dover NH.
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Isabella Labelle
St. Andre's Church
Hugh
Edmond Hache
Laura Proulx
Henry Paradis
Herman Allaire
Maurice Dulross
Burton Labelle
Thomas Sheltra
Royal Chretien
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bernard Nicknair
Funeral services for George K Grantham in Saco and Ly man burial
Funeral services for George K Grantham of New County Road Dayton were held yesterday from Spring Street in Saco. Rev C Richard Case of the School Street Methodist Church officiated. Burial took place at Goodwin Mills Cemetery in Lyman with bearers Robert Anderson Richard Anderson Ernest Hilt and Gordon Maddix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Grantham
New County Road
Dayton
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
C. Richard Case
School Street Methodist Church
Goodwin Mills
Lyman
Robert Anderson
Richard Anderson
Ernest Hilt
Gordon Maddix
Head On Crash Listed In Saco
Two vehicle collision at the foot of York Hill in Saco injures Stephen A. Smith 16 of Waterboro with a cut lip treated and released at Saco ceneneae Hospital. Smith’s car sustains $400 front end damage while Butler’s vehicle suffers $500. A second crash at Main and Beach Streets involves William E. Cameron 20 of Lyndonville Vermont and Terence A Curry 25 of Sioux City Iowa with $100 damage to Cameron’s car.
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York Hill
Saco
Stephen A. Smith
Waterboro
Saco Ceneneae Hospital
David Sheehan
Smith
Biddeford
Stanley Butler
Hill St
Portland
Butler
Main
Beach Streets
William E. Cameron
Lyndonville
Main Street
Terence A. Curry
Sioux City
Cameron
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 30 000 Readers
Classified ad notice notes reach and readership for the journal page, claiming an audience of over 30 000 daily readers. It emphasizes ad visibility and the broad reach across the paper’s classifieds section.
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Your Journal
Portland Weather Summary and Weekend Outlook
A cloudy day with scattered showers and thundershowers developing late afternoon and evening. Fog is evident with cooler high temperatures in the low to mid 70s and light southerly winds. Tonight remains cloudy with more showers and fog and lows near 60. Saturday brings showers ending in the morning then clearing and a warmer trend. Sunday looks mostly sunny, warmer, and less humid.
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Portland
Church Confession Sessions At Kennebunk Churches
Confession times set at St. Martha's Church Kennebunk port Saturday 7 to 8 p m and at St. Monica's Church Kennebunk Saturday 4 to 5 p m for parishioners and visitors seeking spiritual counsel.
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St. Martha’s Church
Kennebunkport
St. Monica's Church
Kennebunk
Revival notices and old auto tale fill weekend listings
Sunday church activities span Biddeford to Wells with youth groups meetings and evening services at Advent Christian, United Church, Faith Tabernacle, and First Assembly of God. A historic 1907 Thomas Flyer revival drive near Reno is recounted, tied to George Schuster and the 1908 Paris race and later restoration.
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United Church
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Biddeford
Advent ‘Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
First Assembly of God
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Saco
Reno
Nev
George Schuster
Schuster
E. R. Thomas Auto Co
Advent Christ
Kennebunk Lower Village
Paris
New York
Montague, Raharte
Christ Ambassadors Group
First Assembly of God Church
Leasant Street
Japan
Vladivostok
Russia
Bufalo
Protos Auto
Hans Koeppen
Thomas
Bill Harrah
Flyer
Seattle
Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Notre Dame Birth Announcements List Children Named
To two families in Biddeford and nearby towns the paper notes newborns with names and weights. Paul Richard Poulin born June 29 at home, Elaine June Dussault born June 530, Corinne Marie Couture born June 30, Robert Paul Tousignant born June 29, Vincent Joseph St Ours born June 30, a daughter born July 2 at Kennebunkport, and a daughter to Vadnais July 2.
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Notre Dame
Maurice Poulin
Maple St
Biddeford
Paul Richard
William Dussault
Gove St
June Elaine
Clement Couture
Corinne Marie
The
Webber
Donald R. Tousignant
Bradbury St
Old Orchard Beach
Robert Paul
Joseph A. St. Ours
St. Mary's St
Vincent Joseph
Daniel H Wentworth
Lower Village
Kennebunkport
Robert W. Vadnais
Arundel
Robert Lam
House approves Senate amendments despite noisy gallery
Three hours after the House voted 289 to 126 to accept the Senate amendments spectators crowded the galleries while cheering speakers on both sides. Despite rule violations no attempt was made to quiet the crowd as members applauded their own representatives.
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House
Senate
Black Widow Spider and Newborns Mentioned in Notices
The fragment notes a black widow spider description and lists birth notices for Tina-Marie at seven pounds fourteen ounces and Rose Marie at eight pounds five ounces on June dates. It names families including the Wakefields of Cape Porpoise and Baggenstosses of Albany Minnesota, with locations in Biddeford and Bossier City Louisiana.
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Tom
John Baggenstoss
Bossier City
Rose Marie
Barksdale Air Force Base
Elmore Wakefield Sr
Cape Porpoise
Albany
Minn
Muskie Urges Grain Freight Rate Review In Maine
Maine Governor Reed and Senator Muskie condemned the New England Council's plan to shift grain freight rates from area to ten mile bases. Reed warned Maine could be written off while Muskie urged a review to protect northern New England poultry and dairy interests. The change set for July 15 would reduce Maine rates but also harm central Atlantic competitors.
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Augusta
Maine
New England Council
Reed
Council
Gardner A. Caverly
Boston
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Calverly
New England
Muskie
Atlantic States
Police And Fire Monthly Reports Are Released
June reports show Saco fire station answering 32 ambulance calls and 34 fires with a new Biddeford ambulance curbing ambulance demand. Thirty-one accidents were logged at the Saco Police Station including 17 reportable to State Police and 14 non reportable. Main Street recorded nine accidents with several other streets named.
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Saco
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Raymond Kerry
Main Street
Elm Street
Ocean Park Road
Beach Street
Pougees Square
Ross One
Spring Street
Water Street
Union Street
Bradley Street
Surf Street
North Avenue
North Street
President Flies To Texas Ranch After Civil Rights Bill
President Johnson, after signing the Civil Rights Act, heads to LBJ Ranch in Texas for relaxation and livestock checks. He plans to monitor affairs by telephone with Washington advisers and may return by early next week. Mrs. Johnson and Lynda Bird accompany him. Luci Baines stays in Washington. The trip uses a 10 seat jetstar instead of the presidential jet.
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Johnson City
Tex
LBJ
Johnson
Washington
Texas
White House
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
Michigan
Minnesota
Ban On River is Announced in Kennebunk
Kennebunk board of selectmen closes all activities on the Mousam River from the turnpike bridge to the ocean due to water pollution after materials dumped on the bank by a septic tank cleaning outfit seeped into the river.
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Kennebunk
Board of Selectmen
Mousam River
Turnpike Bridge
Waste Schedule Noted by Biddeford Street Commissioner
Biddeford Street Commissioner Arthur Pratt announced that Saturday's waste pickup will be moved to Monday citywide. He added that the city dump will be closed all day Saturday.
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Biddeford Street
Arthur Pratt
Todo
Pratt
Johnson Builds Record For Presidential Race
President Johnson quietly cultivates a domestic record with major legislation. He signed an $11.5 billion civil rights bill and earlier a record tax cut, claiming broad GOP support, while facing House resistance on elderly medical care and a strong foreign aid program pitched to $3.3 billion amid Democratic support.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Atlantic City
White House
San Francisco
House
Senate
Kennedy
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Ax-Man
Rep
Otto Passman
Louisiana
Passman
Shaker Movement and Its Quiet Craft Legacy in Our Community
The Shakers began in the late 18th century and grew through the 1800s, contributing widely through handmade items sold by a local store. Sister Barker highlights their quiet good works and their concept of Consecrated Ingenuity, noting inventions like the flat broom the electric sewing machine and the washing machine once patented by Shakers. Ann Lee founded the order in 1736 and by 1758 joined the Quakers before forming the Shaker movement. The original ecstatic dances faded by the late 1800s and today Shaker services resemble those of other faiths with hymns and readings.
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Barker
Christ
Shaker Order
United Society of Believers
Ann Lee
Quakers
Shaking Quakers
Workers Receive Vacation Pay at Pepperell Mill
Vacation pay totaling 209 thousand 152 dollars was issued to employees of Pepperell Mill Co in Biddeford. Maurice C. E. Rouy of the personnel office announced the payout as the plant prepared to shut down for one week.
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Pepperell Mig. Co
Biddeford
Maurice C. E. Rouy
Maine won Miss Universe contestant appears at Brunswick Hotel
Old Orchard Beach Maine Miss Corneille Edwards 19 year old 5 ft 5 in blue eyed blonde daughter of Reginald Edwards of Mechanic Falls represents Maine after selection yesterday. She plans to return to Bliss Business College Lewiston for a second year and hopes to teach commercial subjects. Edwards works at the Brunswick Hotel and will take July 17 leave to enter the Miami national contest. Her hobbies include ice skating swimming bowling and dancing.
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Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Poland
Brunswick
Corneille Edwards
Reginald Edwards
Mechanic Falls
Bliss Business College
Lewiston
Brunswick Hotel
Miami
Beach council to hold special meeting on liquor license
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Town council schedules a 7 PM special meeting to consider a victualer hotel license vinous and spirituous liquor license and a dancing permit for the Seven Seas Restaurant. The group previously denied permission.
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Old Orchard Beach
Petition Filed By Portland Store Seeks Creditors Pay Plan
Owen Moore Co a major Portland department store filed for bankruptcy protection to pay creditors gradually. Attorneys said the store would eventually be taken over by another mercantile firm with regional stores. Referee Richard E Poulos allowed continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Owen Moore & Co
U. S
Richard E. Poulos
Alewive Baptist Church July and August Service Times
Kennebunk church schedules morning services at 9 30 a m for July with Charles M Cousens Jr as pastor and Mrs Percy Boothby as pianist. August times switch to 9 a m mornings and 7 p m evenings.
Khrushchev Proposes To Serve On Next Kon-Tiki Expedition
Soviet Premier Khrushchev offered to join the Kon-Tiki raft voyage as cook while visiting Oslo. Thor Heyerdahl noted he would organize a new expedition if Khrushchev rode as cook, and the leaders toured the raft museum. The 1947 voyage proved a theory of South American roots for Pacific islanders.
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Oslo
Norway
Khrushchev
Thor Heyerdahl
Pacific
Heyerdahl
Soviet Union
Peru
Polynesia
South America
Pacific Islands
Mejias Breaks One Season Batting Mark for Colt .45s in 1962
Roman Mejias posted a .286 average for the Houston Colt .45s in 1962, the best one season batting mark in the team's two year history. He is now with Boston.
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Houston Colt 45S
Roman Mejias
Mejias
Boston
High Proof Deals in Real Estate Insurance
Felix T. Sheltra & Son promote confident real estate purchases backed by solid insurance. Paul E. Sheltra invites consultation from 48 Jefferson St with phone lines 283-3649 and 283-3640. They tout hundreds of satisfied customers as proof of their balanced, profitable transactions.
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Saco Court
Democratic Club
News At
George Baker
Lionel W. Binette
St. Mary's Church
Wells Beach
Saco Salvation Army
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco Avenue
Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Kennebunk Landing
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
VNU
Levnas Ulimgl LD
New York City
Junior Beacons For Christ
New York-Paris
Lyman First Ihim
Baptist Church
Fellowship of the Church
Lyman First Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Old Orichard Beach
Salvation
Fall Gospel
Wells
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Bess XY Bedee
Bert
Elm St
Tina-Marie
By James Marlow
Shaker
Beach Council
Felix T. Sheltra
Cate
Gories
Paul E. Sheltra
Biddeford Motor Sales Inc
Biddeford & Saco Gas CO
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