Obituaries for Emery Lawson and M Primrose Hale in Kennebunkport area
Emery C. Lawson, 91, of 11 Juniper Knoll formerly of Trenton Missouri died Thursday night in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. He was born December 8, 1883 in Trenton and was a retired Rock Island Railroad engineer. He belonged to Trenton Masonic Lodge Knights Templar Shrine Temple in St Joseph. Surviving son John R. Lawson of Kennebunkport four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Blackmoor and Whitaker Funeral Home Trenton with interment at Trenton Masonic Cemetery. Local arrangements Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk. Mrs M Primrose Hale, 83, of 36 Summer St Kennebunk died early Saturday in a Biddeford hospital after a lengthy illness. Born August 30 1891 in Newton NH to Thomas W and Myra Bagley. No survivors. Funeral Tuesday at 11 am at Summer Street Chapel Kennebunk with burial at Bartlett Cemetery Amesbury Massachusetts. Calling hours Monday 2 to 4 pm.
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Kennebunkport
Emery C. Lawson
Juniper Knoll
Trenton
Biddeford
Rock Island Railroad
Masonic
Knights Templar
Shrine Temple
St. Joseph
Trenton Lodge of Elks
John R. Lawson
Blackmoor and Whitaker Funeral Home
Trenton Masonic Cemetery
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
M. Primrose Hale
Newton
N.H
Thomas W
Myra (Primrose) Bagley
Bartlett Cemetery
Amesbury
Mass
Canadians arraigned in Old Orchard Beach counterfeiting case
Two Canadians were arraigned in Saco District Court after attempting to pass counterfeit $10 bills at the Apola Gift Shop in Old Orchard Beach. Andre Roy, 19, of Sherbrooke, P Q, had case continued to July 21 and was committed to York County Jail on $3,000 cash bail. A juvenile accomplice was also involved. Police note no direct link to last week’s counterfeit note incident and no clues yet in the ongoing investigation.
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Old Orchard Beach
Saco District Court
Andre Roy
Sherbrooke
P.Q
York County
Apola
Old Orchard Street
Paul Tibbetts
Tibbets
Court Decary Meeting Held in Biddeford Canada
The Court Decary meeting of the Court Decary, Canada- American Society, was held Thursday night at the Fremont Club Alfred Street Biddeford for a business meeting and social. Vice President Mrs Azilda Paquin conducted the meeting and routine reports were presented. Mrs Laura Guay led devotions and Mrs Paquin recited prayers for the servicemen. Gerard Gagne led the pledge of allegiance. Wilfred Patenaude was selected to serve on the finance committee and the next meeting will be Aug 14. Mrs Beatrice Patenaude recited closing prayers.
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Court Decary
Canada- American Society
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Azilda Paquin
Laura Guay
Paquin
Gerard Gagne
Wilfred Patenaude
Beatrice Patenaude
New PUC Chairman Seeks Consumer Council for Maine
Leslie H. Stanley, named to head Maine's Public Utilities Commission, advocates forming a consumer council within the PUC to push consumer interests at hearings and plans to back legislation. He notes the fading COMBAT Inc. group and aims to collaborate with Peter Bradford, who remains on the commission.
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A. Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Leslie H. Stanley
PUC
James B. Longley
Peter Bradford
Bradford
Stanley
Maine
Combat Inc
PUC Pees
Mallard Duck Mourns Mate as Kids Suspected of Theft
A tame female mallard named Silent mourns her missing mate Quacker after three youths in a small boat allegedly took him from the marsh near the Jay Clark home at 33 Ferry Lane in Saco. The Clarks urge return or contact with Police, hoping Silent will recover. Local officers staked out the scene as a child’s birthday duck pair faces a troubling loss.
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Maryline White
Marsh River
Jay Clark
Ferry Lane
Saco
Colin
Clarks
Clark
Colonel Ernest Morgan Kidnapping Sparks Food Bid in Beirut
U S Army Colonel Ernest R. Morgan of Petersburg Virginia remains missing after kidnappers set a deadline for United States to hand out hundreds of tons of rice sugar flour and more in Beirut slums to pressure his release Lebanese relief trucks already distributed about 10 tons of food while U S officials say the policy remains unchanged The Lebanese government negotiates with militants aided by moderate Palestinian groups as claims and denials circulate among extremist factions and the PLO vows to crack down on kidnapping.
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Lebanon
Ernest R. Morgan
Petersburg
U.S
Washington
Morgan
Moses
Turkey
Socialist Evolutionary Action Organization
Palestine Liberation Organization
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
Popular Front
PLO
Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Relatives
Sincere thanks to Father Carrier Father Cote Dr. Iyer Dr. Viger and all the kind nurses and all my relatives and friends for gifts cards and visits during my recent stay at the Webber Hospital.
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Father Carrier
Father Cote
Dr. Iyer
Dr. Viger
The
Webber Hospital
Funeral Homes and Directors in Saco Biddeford area
Funeral service listings reference Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco 284 5611 Emond and Conroy at 72 Hill St Biddeford 284 5511 or 282 1818 Sansoucy Blais at Stone St Biddeford 283 3653 with R Martel as director and John P Conroy Jr as director of the Biddeford home.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
John P. Conroy Jr
Hill St
Biddeford
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
Miniskirted judge ousted for unjudicial conduct
In San Francisco an eccentric California Municipal Court judge Noel Cannon of Los Angeles County was removed by the California Supreme Court for a course of conduct that maligned her office and impaired judicial temperament. Cannon, 48, had a history including a 1967 censure for exhibitionist conduct and once threatened a policeman with a .38 caliber vasectomy. She may appeal the removal order, effective immediately, with the Commission on Judicial Qualifications backing the decision. A separate item from Old Orchard Beach reports counterfeit $20 passed to local police and referred to the Secret Service in Portland.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Noel Cannon
Los Angeles County
Cannon
Edmund G. Brown
Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Portugal on alert as coalition crisis deepens
Portugal's military declares a low level alert after the Socialist party quits the coalition. Copcon cites reports of reactionary forces meeting, notably a shopkeepers' gathering in Cascais. Premier Goncalves seeks to replace Socialist leaders with competent elements. Revolutionary Council urges quick ministerial replacements to resolve a crisis described as the worst since the AFM ousted the dictatorship. Soares accuses a coming police state and presses for democracy and press freedom amid the upheaval. President Costa Gomes must respond by Wednesday to the Popular Democrats' ultimatum on five reform demands.
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Portugal
Socialist Party
Continental Defense Command
Copcon
Cascais
Vasco Goncalves Re
Revolutionary Council
Goncalves
Mario Soares
Justice
Francisco Salgado Zenha
Armed Forces Movement
AFM
Soares
Popular Democrats
Francisco da Costa Gomes
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