Obituaries and funerals in New England area announced
Frederick Feldhaus 65 of Blue Haven Saco died at home after eight years in town. Born Cincinnati 1911 he was a former Cincinnati General Hospital administrator and a 32nd degree Mason. Survived by widow Dorothy Feldhaus and three sons in Ohio Indiana and Maine. Graveside in Milford Ohio. calling hours in Saco. Mildred Tierney R N of Old Orchard Beach funeral Mass held. Edward Kinmond 70 of Saco died in hospital. local businessman formerly Spears, Kinmond bottle gas, and Rent-A-Tool. Survived by kin. services in Saco and Castine. Ernest T. Walker 88 of Mirror Lake Tuftonboro, co founder Walker Turner Tool Co., died July 5 in Wolfeboro NH. Native of Biddeford. career across US and abroad. survived by wife Catherine and two daughters, six grandchildren, two great-grandsons. Funeral in Wolfeboro. committal in Biddeford. arrangements by Baker Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Feldhaus
Blue Haven Mobile Home Park
Saco
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Feldhaus
Cincinnati General Hospital
Dorothy (Gatch) Feldhaus
David Feldhaus
Milford
Donald Feldhaus
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard Feldhaus
Buxton
Greenlawn
Witt-Good- Kelsch
Madison Road
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Old Orchard Beach
St. Margaret Church
Mildred G. Tierney
R.N
Lake St
Edward E. Kinmond
King St
Westbrook
John
Annie (Meldrum) Kinmond
Congregational Church
Scammon
Elm Street
Spears
Kinmond
Olga (Olsen) Kinmond
Cheryl Lanham
Alexandria
Ernest Kinmond
James Y. Kinmond
Sun City
Ariz
Shumway-Gross
Spring St
Castine
Tuftonboro
N.H
Ernest T. Walker
Mirror Lake
Walker- Turner Tool Co
Patterson
N.J
Wolfeboro
Biddeford
Maine
Plainfield
Florida
Arizona
University of Maine At
Orono
West Allis Lodge
Wisconsin
Hope Lodge F
East Orange
Florence Brunswick
Evelyn Yonk
Englewood
Colo
Peggy Walker Todd
Catherine
Pierce) Scott Walker
Greenwood Cemetery
Baker Memorial Chapel
Boat sinks at Camp Ellis during night fishing patrol
A fishing boat owned by John Jackson sank at Camp Ellis last night while being bailed out. Cause and extent of damage were not yet determined. Meanwhile Biddeford police reported a minor auto collision on South Street involving Claude Warren of Lyman and a Shapleigh family's car. No injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
John Jackson
Biddeford
Claude Warren
Lyman
Shapleigh
South Street
Churches plan joint services in Saco
First Parish Congregational Church United Church of Christ joins United Baptist Church at Main and Cross streets for a Sunday worship at 9 am. The Rev James W Fletcher conducts with topic A Case for Unity. Organist Lawrence C Davis will accompany soloist Charles Nelmes. Infant dedication for Major and Mrs Donner A Dowd Jr of Bellevue Nebraska. Kimberly Sue Dowd and twins Kathryn Alegra and Kelly Lynn Dowd. Child care in Nursery Sunday School room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
United Baptist Church
Main and
Cross Streets
The
Baptist Church
James W. Fletcher
Lawrence C. Davis
Charles Nelmes
Kennebunk
Stanley A. Bennett
Major
Donner A. Dowd Jr
Bellevue
Neb
Kimberly Sue Dowd
Kathryn Alegra
Kelly Lynn Dowd
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Transition Notice
Dennett & Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine and Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street Saco provide funeral services with local contact numbers 282 0662 and 284 5611 for arrangements and tributes.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Heavy artillery linked to death of 40 wild horses near Dugway
Wyoming National Guard conducted heavy artillery maneuvers at Dugway Proving Ground near Orr Springs Utah where 40 wild horses died in a remote desert area. Officials cite warnings that such firing could cause death, shock, and starvation among the herd while preliminary tests rule out disease or contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wyoming National Guard
Associated Press
Bureau of Land Management
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Dugway
Wyoming Guard
Orr Springs
Ted
BLM
Cheyenne
Utah Army Post
Wyomin Guard
Ford widens delegate lead as Colorado selects delegates
President Ford pulls further ahead of Ronald Reagan in the Republican race. In Colorado, 16 GOP delegates remain to be chosen at the state convention, with Ford and Reagan each expected to win some districts and a large bloc of uncommitted delegates still up for grabs. Carter fishes in Plains as he pursues Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Colorado
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Plains
Chip
Ser
Fort Collins
Colo
Reagan
Michael South
North Dakota
Nappies
GOP
New York
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
John Glenn
Ohio
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Connecticut
Utah
Ocean Park to Host July Chautauqua Worship Services
Next week's services at Ocean Park feature Rev John R Schroeder as speaker for traditional worship during July Chautauqua. Morning services run 9:30 daily at Porter Hall Temple Ave except Wednesday July 12 to 16 when vesper is at Jordan Hall 8 p.m. Assembly Superintendent Richard F Burns will preside. Schroeder's theme is Questions Worth Asking with daily topics including Are you running with me Jesus and Is God a perfectionist. Schroeder, minister at First Baptist Church Melrose MA, has pastored in Lewiston and New Bedford. Also guest preacher Rev William R Valentine of Indianapolis Southeast District will speak Sunday July 11 at 10:30 a.m. A concert by Hazel and Kathy O Donnell of Newton Highland MA is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
John R. Schroeder
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Jordan Hall
Assembly
William R. Valentine
Indianapolis Southeast
South Indiana
United Methodist Church
Temple
Hazel
Kathy O’donnell
Newton Highland
Mass
Nassau College President to Speak at Kennebunk Churches
Dr. William Graham Cole, president of Nassau College Springvale, will deliver sermons at Christ Church Kennebunk Sunday July 11 at 9 45 a m and at the Church on the Cape Cape Porpoise at 11 15 a m. His talk titled Hide and Seek will mark a national educational leader noted for past roles including Lake Forest College president and Chicago Council on Foreign Relations director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
William Graham Cole
Nassau College
Springvale
Christ Church
Church On the Cape
Cape Porpoise
Cole
Chicago State University
Nassan College
Lake Forest College
Illinois
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia
Seven Kyros staffers plead guilty to forging petitions
Seven individuals including George N. Kyros Francis Mulkern Steve Morgan and others pleaded guilty in Portland Superior Court to forging signatures on Peter Kyros congressional nominating petitions. Sentencing set for July 23. An eighth defendant entered no plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyros
Portland, Maine
Peter N. Kyros
George N. Kyros
Falmouth
Francis Mulkern
Portland
County Register of Probate
Steve Morgan
William E. Maloney Jr
Brenda M. Belanger
Robert C. Buette
James A. Demers
Superior Court
Harry P. Glassman
Anthony M. Nappi
Republic Records
Ever Kyros
Congress
Maine
David F. Emery
Muskie leads funds as Monks self-finances Maine race
Democratic Senator Edmund S Muskie continues to attract national campaign contributions while Republican challenger Robert A G Monks uses almost 100000 dollars of his own funds for the campaign. Monks spent eighty eight thousand five hundred for the primary and ten thousand since June six. Muskie reports one hundred twenty six thousand one hundred seventy six in fourteen months with a target of one forty five thousand more by Election Day. Contributions include Harvard professor John Kenneth Galbraith and unions. Muskie's committee spent eighty two thousand three hundred seventy eight on the primary and twenty nine thousand six hundred ninety two for the November race. Monks shows eight thousand three hundred ninety four on hand as of June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Robert A.G. Monks
Secretary of State
Monks
GOP
National Republican Senatorial Committee
David Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rodman C. Rockefeller
Muskie
Harvard
John Kenneth Gailbraith
Railway Clerks Political League
Amalgamated Transit Union
Pat Angelone
Maine For Muskie
Monks’ Committee
Funeral chain ordered to pay refunds under FTC order
The FTC reached a consent order with Service Corporation International, the nation’s largest funeral home operator, requiring refunds to customers charged more than ten dollars in markups for third party items such as crematory and cemetery services. The order covers the past five years and would ban future markups while the agency seeks public comment through September. SCI runs 135 funeral homes across 16 states and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Service Corporation International
SCI
Houston
Tex
District of Columbia
FTC
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Washington State
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Frederick Feldhaus Ernest T. Walker
Edward E.kinmond
Thomas Grispino
Debbie
Tommy
Thornton Avenue
Pepperell Square
Saco Business Association
Casco Bank
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Memoriam
Husband Warren H. Harriman
Eva
Edward Kinmond
Tool Rental
Shepherd's Two
Glen Cove
Raymond Starbird
New England
Maritime Provinces
Canada
David C. Corbett
Army
Judith George
Dixie Berube
John Ewing
Richard S. Cohen
Mulkern
Demers
Morgan
Cohen
Peter Kyros
Funeral Home Chain
Village Cove Inn
Chic’s Cove
Kennebunkport
Eddie Stapleton
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