Local notices from Biddeford area list hospital stays and visits
Mrs. Bertha Kelly of Biddeford has returned from Webber hospital. Clarence Hilton, also of Biddeford, is a surgical patient at Notre Dame hospital. Mrs. Lorette Lewis of Old Orchard Beach is a patient at Webber hospital. Selene A. Mack of Saco has returned home after a week at Camp Cathedral in Rumney New Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Binette and family left for Liberty South Carolina after vacationing with his parents, also noted is Mr. and Mrs. Binette of Biddeford. Over 140 teachers from the U S Canada and the West Indies attend a six week summer mathematics institute at Boston College. Sister Marie Georges, P M., of Biddeford attends. Ethel Fuller, a summer visitor in Ogunquit, joined Daphne antique shop staff for the season. A card of thanks reaches the Tighe Beaudoin Farley American Legion post from Miss Carol Ann Newman a St Joseph High School graduate who won a post scholarship. Newman is daughter of J Bernard and Mrs Newman of Biddeford. Rev Brother Albert FIC of Biddeford enrolled among 322 students at St Michael’s College in Winooski Park Vermont. Marine Michael W Bard, son of Lawrence and Mrs Bard of Biddeford, serves with First Battalion Fourth Marine Regiment at Kaneohe Bay Hawaii. brigade returned June 27 after participating in Operation Green Light off California and Camp Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiss Selene A. Mack
W. John Mack
Scammon Street
Saco
Rumney
N. H
Willie Binette
Liberty
S. C
Biddeford
United States
Canada
West Indies
Boston College
Marie Georges
Marie Joseph Academy
Ethel Fuller
Ogunquit
Daphne
Warren Fuller
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Post
Carol Ann Newman
St. Joseph High School
Post
Newman
J. Bernard Newman
West Myrtle Street
St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Brother Albert
FIC
Green Street
Fourth Marine Regiment
First Marine Brigade
Kaneohe Bay
Marine Corps Air Station
Hawaii
Marine Pic
Michael W. Bard
Lawrence Bard
Southgate Avenue
California
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Clarence Harmon Dies Suddenly at Home in Hollis
Clarence W. Harmon aged 56 died suddenly Friday morning at his Wakefield road home in Hollis. He attended school in Hollis and worked at Bruce Shoe company in Biddeford. Survived by widow Janet S. Harmon a brother Clinton A. Harmon and sister Eletha Meserve of Hollis. Funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. from 76 State Street Gorham. Burial in Dunstan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Harmon
Wakefield Road
Hollis
Harmon
Bruce Shoe Company
Biddeford
Janet S. Harmon
Clinton A. Harmon
Eletha Meserve
Staterstreet
Gorham
Dunstan Cemetery
Church Youth Fellowships Meet Across Saco and Wells
Local congregations list Sunday worship times and youth meetings across Saco Wells Biddeford and surrounding areas. Churches including Bible Baptist Full Gospel First Baptist West Kennebunk and Foss Street Methodist announce evening services and 630 730 pm youth gatherings along with joint summer servicesJuly August plan at South Biddeford and Foss Street churches with 930 am morning prayer Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Orchard Beach
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Foss Street
Pool Road
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for sympathy and support
The Dubuc family and relatives thank friends neighbors and Sacred Heart League for floral bouquets, car loans and expressions of sympathy during their bereavement. Special thanks go to Notre Dame Hospital staff and Dr L C Lesieur. Names include Mrs Joseph Dubuc Mr Raymond Dubuc and family Mr Leo Dubuc Mr Charles LeBlanc and Mr Ray Vehorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League
Notre Dame Hospital
L. C. Lesieur
Joseph Dubuc
Raymond Dubuc
Leo Dubuc
Charles LeBlanc
Ray Vehorn
Willie R. Martin Dies at 62 in Saco
Willie R. Martin 62 of 8 Spring Street Saco died last night at a local hospital He was born May 24 1899 in Saco son of Joseph and Em ma Houle Martin A longtime Deering Lumber employee and Eagles member he is survived by his widow Alda two daughters Theresa and Dorothy both of Saco two sons Nelson of Saco Raymond of Dover NH three brothers Joseph Emile Edward and three sisters Mrs Ovila Lauzon and Mrs Eva Dubuc Funeral services will be held Monday at Notre Dame de Lourdes Saco Calling hours are tonight at Sansoucy funeral home 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Robert Martin
Spring Street
Saco
Joseph and
Emma (Houle) Martin
Martin
Deering Lumber Company
The
Eagles
Alda Martin
Theresa Martin
Dorothy Martin
Nelson Martin
Raymond Martin
Dover
N. H
Joseph Martin
Emile Martin
Biddeford
Edward Martin
Old Orchard Beach
Ovila Lauzon
Eva Dubuc
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Sansoucy
Ethel M Holman Dies at 83 in Biddeford
Ethel May Holman 83 wife of Perley M Holman of 18 Dupont Avenue Biddeford died last night at a local hospital Born in Monticello April 25 1878 she was educated there Since moving to Biddeford she attended Foss Street Methodist Church Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs Albert Swett Portland and Mrs Walter Holm Waltham Mass and three grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 2 p m from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May Holman
Perley M. Holman
Dupont Avenue
Biddeford
Monticello
Foss Street Methodist Church
Albert Swett
Portland
Walter Holm
Waltham
Mass
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs. Ethel May Small of Biddeford
Funeral services were held Friday for Mrs. Ethel May Small widow of Harold J. Small of Biddeford from Dennett and Craig funeral home in Saco. Officiating was Rev. Fred Holm berg of Christchurch Kennebunk with burial in Laurel Hill cemetery Saco. Bearers included Walter Lamb Lawrence Lamb Ernest A Dona hue and William Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May Small
Harold J. Small
Biddeford
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Fred Holmberg
Christchurch
Kennebunk
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Walter
Lawrence Lamb
Ernest A .Donahue
William Pierce
Funeral services for Adelard Tremblay at St Joseph Church
Adelard Tremblay aged 52 of 52 Birch Street Biddeford died recently. Funeral Mass was celebrated at St Joseph Church by Rev Fr Norman Carrier with organist Mrs Diana Frechette Rousselle. Bearers from Fraternal Order of Eagles local aerie included Ernest Cote Joffre Remillard and Gerard Hevey. State Aerie members Michael Quarry Glen Yarborough Earl Lowry. Honorary bearers from State Aerie were Albert Dorsey Wallace Tierney Stan ly Proctor of Lewiston. Burial at St Joseph Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Fr Carrier. Out of town relatives listed include Tremblay and Normand families from Old Orchard Beach Springvale Rochester Lewiston and Springvale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelard Tremblay
Birch Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Norman Carrier
Diana Frechette Rousselle
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Ernest Cote
Joffre Remillard
Gerard Hevey
State Aerie
Michael Quarry
Glen Yarborough
Earl Lowry
Albert, Dorsey
Wallace Tierney
Stanly Proctor
Lewiston
St. Joseph Cemetery
Carrier
Norman Tremblay
Norma Tremblay
Robert Tremblay
Old Orchard Beach
Lina Levasseuseur
Ernest Normand
Edgar Normand
Jeanne d'Arc Ashby
Dale Ashby
Henry Normand
Marie Normand
Josephat Normand
Ovila Normand
Yvette Cote
Beatrice Normand
Sanford
Ernest Robbins
Frank Banks
Springvale
William Normand
Rochester
N. H
Arthur Levasseur
Albert Jalbert
Senate row over foreign aid porosity and tax talk
In a brief ineffective session Goldwater faced four senators with no reaction while Cooper urged full disclosure from Defense Secretary McNamara and proposed Congress enact additional taxes, including a sales tax, if revenue falls short for military and foreign aid spending during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Cooper
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Department
Congress
Kennedy
Safe Driving Remains Critical Throughout the Year
State Police caution that holidays and all summer weekends require extra road care. A moment of inattention can cause tragedy any time, any day, underscoring that safe driving rules must always be followed.
Partly Cloudy Portland Weather Snapshot
Fair north portions with fog in coastal sections. Continued cool with sun Sunday and little temperature change. Isolated afternoon showers possible inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Doris Lindquist Chosen Arundel Apple Princess
Miss Doris Lindquist of Kennebunk was chosen Apple Princess of Arundel Grange last night and will represent the unit at Acton Fair in August. Eleanor Leach was runner-up. Merlin Burleigh directed arrangements. judges were from Arundel and Saco granges. A July 19 supper was planned for the York County Law Enforcement association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lindquist
Kennebunk
Arundel Grange
Acton Fair
Flora Lindquist
Garden Street
Kennebunk High School
Fiske Drug Store
Kenebunk
Runer
Eleanor Leach
Franklin Leach
Arundel
Merlin Burleigh
Webber Hospital
Joseph Burrows
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Frank Blake
Bath Memorial Hospital
Merlinda Silerio
Saco
Cambridge
Mass
Granges
Wall
Gorham Race Tonight Promises Varied Field of Pacing
Gorham Raceway features two free legged pacers Dudley Hope and Melvin Creed and top contenders led by Byron Smith of Bangor with Grand Gertrude and Gypsy Jack in the mix. Danny Murphy drives Duffy's Scotch while Fritz Dessler’s Our Nib and Sadovsky also loom as potential dark horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Raceway
Dudley Hope
Melvin Creed
Byron Smith
Bangor
Danny Murphy
Harrington
Del
Gotham Oval
Herb McKenney
Ken Russell
New Gloucester
Dudley
Murphy
Duffy
Grand Gertrude
Smith
Gypsy Jack
Loring Norton
Norton
Gypsy
Mert Keene
Gardiner
Fritz Dessler
Kay W
Sadovsky
Softball Standings and Week Nine Schedule
Nine weeks into the Softball Loop standings Roy and Perreault lead with 9 1 record. Springvale KC and Elks sit 5 4 while Rochambeau 2 6 and Wasco Sox 0 9 at the bottom. Postponed games due to fog set the slate for the coming week with daily field assignments and matchups across Memorial and Elks fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Roy
Perreault
Springvale KC
le Voltigeur
Elks
Lightning
Rochambeau
Memorial
Lightning Club
Rochambeau Club
Saco
Wasco Sox
Elks Field
Roy & Perreault
Springvale
Saco Tanning
NAACP calls for end to racial discrimination in labor unions
At the NAACP annual convention A. Philip Randolph urged immediate eradication of racial discrimination and segregation in unions. He noted Negroes face exclusion from membership and cannot hold adminis trative posts in some unions. In Hartford MLK urged President Kennedy to issue a second emancipation proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
NAACP
Hartford
Conn
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Kennedy
Sawing act disaster at Basingstoke Carnival
Illusionist Marjorie Waddell performed the traditional sawing a woman in half at the Basingstoke Carnival when the stage collapsed. About a hundred people fell through the floorboards. four were hospitalized and others treated for cuts and shock. The girl in the box was unharmed, though her fingers were cut by the saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basingstoke
England
Marjorie Waddell
Major League 1 Leaders Baseball Stats Summary
Major League 1 Leaders list key leaders in batting runs and RBIs for both leagues. Highlights include Maris and Mantle atop AL batting and home runs, Mays and Cepeda strong in NL RBIs, Clemente and Pinson high in hits, and Koufax and Koufax-like pitchers leading strikeouts among notable aces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kubek
Power
Cleveland
Wood
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Altman
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
Padres
Los Angeles
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree to Meet Sunday
The Biddeford Fourth Degree assembly of the Knights of Columbus will meet Sunday at 11 a.m. at the KC hall on Washington street. The Saco Democratic Social club plans an all day outing tomorrow at the Ossipee lake summer home of Mr and Mrs Harry Warren. The Hospital Bazaar benefiting the Saco Osteopathic hospital auxiliary was postponed to Tuesday from 1 04 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Fourth Degree
The
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Washington Street
Saco Democratic Social Club
Harry Warren
Ossipee Lake
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Stella Maris Pupils Welcome Camp Show At Stella Maris
Birth announcements list nine newborns with names and weights including Linda Sue Plante James Donald Patricia Lyn Kenneth John William Kevin Guy Richard Javier Peter weighing seven pounds or more. Stella Maris Camp show features 48 vacation school pupils performing dances songs and skits under Rev Sr St Louise Estelle and dance instructors with a large faculty and special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman D.R. Plante, Sr
Pine Street
Saco
Linda Sue
Romeo R. Nadeau
St. Mary Street
Biddeford
James Donald
Clifford R. Monder
Wakefield Avenue
Patricia Lyn
Roger M. Webber
Bradley Street
Kenneth John
Benjamin F. Coyne
Main Street
Kennebunk
William Kevin
Jean Guy Robitaille
Longwood Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
O.d Orchard Beach
Charles Alvin
Stella Maris
Brian Yargeau
William Begley
David Beauchemin
Jean Pierre Boudou
Ronny Dubois
Hollywood
Christine Perrault
Cecilia Arias
Joan Doyon
Nancy Veilleux
Mrs. Sasparella
Japan
Mdeliene
Roger Migne
Carol Laverdiere
Diane Aubuchon
Dolores Carrier
Renee Martone
Cynthia O'Connor
Julie Steffen
Rita Arsenault
Sharon Lessard
Martine Ordentlick
Louise Lemay
Marcella Consalvas
Rita Jean
Anne Marie Kelley
Pauline
Rita Becotte
Yiette Lalonde
Rose Marie Bova
Rosemary Bigwood
Helen Winn
Priscilla Levesque
Lez Cecilia Arias
Marie Jeanne Dostie
Susan St. James
Kathy Winn
Marie Therese Boudou
Maxine Roy
Virgin
Paula Keene
Mary Jane Miglione
Angela Travers
Mary Ann Giffhorr
Jean
Louise Estelle
Jean Rene
Cecile de Rome
Stella Arts
St. Celestin
Marie Bertrand
St. Gemma
Marie Ernest
Robert Marie
Saco Industry Plant Drive Now at $63,000 Goal
Purvis reports $2,870 collected last week toward Area Building Corporation No. 2 pledges. The goal is $63,000, the area's 10 percent share of a $630,000 Maine Industrial Building Authority loan for a new plant in Saco Industrial Park. Total pledges now stand at about $29,255 from an anticipated $45,000 drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Building Corporation No. 2
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Maine Industrial Building Authority
Saco
MIBA
Biddeford Police Drive On Violators
Five motorists faced Biddeford municipal court this morning as police continued their drive against traffic violations. Defendants include John P Fortier 29 Old Orchard Beach Raroh Madore 33 Biddeford Roger E Paquette 22 Biddeford and Edward McMullen 34 Biddeford all accused of running a stop sign at Hill Street and Main with Water. Also Robert W Greene 51 Bradley charged with running a red light at Hill and Pool. Trooper Sherwood Baston arraigned Richard A Hooke of North Berwick for passing on a hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Simon Spill
John P Fortier
Fern Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Raroh Madore
Horrigan Court
Roger E. Paquette
Pierson Lane
Edward McMullen
Middle Street
Hill Street
Main
Water Streets
Robert W. Greene
Bradley
Hill
Pool Streets
Sherwood K. Baston
Richard A. Hooke
North Berwick
York County Legion Auxiliary Honors Past Presidents
York County Council American Legion auxiliary met at the Legion hall in Kennebunk. Past presidents introduced include Mrs Alfie Leech Mrs Kay Ambrose Mrs Lillian Hicks Mrs Beatrice Wakefield and Alberta Redmond of Kennebunkport Mrs Louise Jenkins of Kittery and Mrs Cecile Roussant of Sanford. Reports covered unit activities across Eliot Kennebunk Kennebunkport Saco Kittery Sanford South Berwick and Wells with auditing and budget updates. Elizabeth Spurr of Eliot won a prize. Vice-president Charlene Farnham presided in president Rosetta Alpern’s absence. Next meeting set for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Kennebunk
Alfie Leech
Kay Ambrose
Lillian Hicks
Beatrice Wakefield
Alberta Redmond
Kennebunkport
Louise Jenkins
Kittery
Cecile Roussant
Sanford
Eliot
Saco
South Berwick
Wells
Elizabeth Spurr
Charlene Farnham
Rosetta Alpern
Fire destroys Clinton Seams home in Oxford and repeats history
A blaze in Oxford last night left Clinton Seams his wife and six children homeless for the third time. The fire follows earlier incidents about a decade and more than two decades ago that also left the family without a home, marking a pattern of repeated loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Clinton Seams
Seams
Playhouse For Sale In Insane Town At Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport theater owner Robert C. Currier puts his 29 year old playhouse up for sale claiming the town is an insane community. He jokes tickets sell slowly by phone and mail due to talkative residents, noting taxes rose after he and sister Jane Morgan bought a nearby farm. Local official Elmost S. Tyndale calls it likely a publicity stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Robert C. Currier
Currier
Jane Morgan
Jane
Elmost S. Tyndale
Kennebunkport Board of Selectmen
Fire destroys family home again on same site
A child loses the family home to fire, marking a second consecutive blaze on the same property. The prior house burned last night, leaving no word on causes or injuries as investigators assess the site.
Boy Shot by Cousin Recovers in Gardiner Hospital
Dana Puring ton, seven, is recovering in a Gardiner hospital after a rifle bullet ricocheted from a pond into his side. Leo Puring ton Jr., his twelve year old cousin, was firing when the accident occurred. Doctors report injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Dana_ Purington
Leo Purington, Jr
Leo
Dana
Portland harbor dredging project approved for Congress
The Budget Bureau approved an $8,340,000 Portland harbor dredging project recommended by Army engineers. If undertaken, Portland would advance as a prime East Coast port, Senator Edmund S Muskie says, with submission to Congress slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portland Harbor
Army Engineers
Budget Bureau
Congress
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Portland
Beetle Traps Deployed in Aroostook County
The State Agriculture Department will set up about 250 traps with aromatic oil to lure Japanese beetles in Aroostook County this summer. The federal state project aims to determine their presence or absence in non-infested areas.
Investors study history by Roger Babson
Babson praises four figures Joan of Arc Isaac Newton Isabel Babson and Cecil Rhodes as life guides. He links Joan’s courage to unexpected change and Newton’s business cycle theory to his forecasts. He notes Isabel Babson Cape Ann and a prenatal college, and Rhodes’s global impact and his grave in Africa. He also endorses ancestry studies and heredity as useful hobbies for families and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Joan of Arc
France
Isaac Newton
England
Isabel Babson
Gloucester
Cecil John Rhodes
South Africa
Anna Hyatt Huntington
Joan
Issac Newton
Newton
Kennedy
Grace K. Babson
London
Babson Institute
Babson
Cape Ann
James
Atlantic Ocean
Salem
Eec
Isabel
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodesia
Africa
Congo
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Bertha Kelly
Clarence Hilton
Ferry Lane
Lorette Lewis
Lewis Avenue
Webber Hospi
Clarence Harmon
Bible Baptist Church of
Saco City Hall
Training Union
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
the Wyne Baptist Church
Goodwins St
Lyman Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Willie R. Martin
Ethel M. Holman
Mrs
Ethel Small
Associated Press
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Racogni
BS Pet
New York Eee
Sen
Aeee
Baltimore Seer
Winee
Sence
Notre Dame _ hospital Thrift Shop
Leo P. Taillon
Fenwick
Saco Knights of Columbus
Biddeford-Saco
Mariam
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