Deaths Louis A. Talbot 77 Biddeford
Louis A. Talbot 77 of 20 Crescent St Biddeford died July 15 at home after brief illness Born in Canada October 7 1895 he worked for Ed Delorge Baking Co and Bates Manufacturing Co served in WWI He was active in Veterans groups and Elks Survived by wife Marie Jeanne a son Ulric a daughter Blanche Valliere siblings and four grandchildren Mass of Christian Burial Wednesday 8 30 a m at St Joseph Church interment St Joseph Cemetery Friends may call Emond and Conroy Funeral Home today and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Louis A. Talbot
Crescent St
Biddeford
Canada
Gedeon and
Armoizine (Bruneau) Talbot
Ed Delorge Baking Co
Bates Manufacturing Co
Saco
U.S. Army
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond and Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Longtime Dover-Foxcroft native Mrs E Maude Sawyer dies
Mrs. E Maude Sawyer 96 of 30 West St Portland died July 15 after a long illness. Born August 21, 1876 in Dover-Foxcroft she owned a dry goods store there 25 years. Survived by grand niece Virginia M Chappell and grandnephew Dwight C Hutchins. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Hutchins Funeral Home Dover-Foxcroft with calling hours Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Portland
JF. Maude Sawyer
West St
Dover- Foxcroft
William and
Lavinia (Beal) Waterman
Dover-Foxcroft
Burton P. Sawyer
Sawyer
Portland Club
Women's Literary Union
Women's Woodfords Club
State Street Congregational Guild
Cosmopolitan Club
Eastern Star
Winona Rebekah Lodge
George
Virginia M.) Chappell
Drakes Island
Wells
Dwight C. Hutchins
Milford, Conn
Hutchins
Williams St
Theodore Fritsch
Death of Armand Parent in Lawrence Fire Claims Local Family
Armand Parent 50 of Lawrence Massachusetts died July 15 from a house fire there. Survivors include his widow Althea Murray of Saco eight children a brother and three sisters all of Lawrence. Funeral was held Tuesday in Lawrence.
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Armand Parent
Lawrence
Mass
Althea Murray
Saco
Thurrell 74 of South Berwick dies after Sanford hospital stay
Myron B Thurrell 74 of Thurrell Road South Berwick died July 15 in a Sanford hospital. He was born May 24 1899 son of Charles A and Nettie Thurrell. He was a World War I veteran and longtime Torrington educator. Survived by widow Charlotte Perham Thurrell daughter Emily Hasty and four grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday Johnson Funeral Home North Berwick with Chaplain Chauncy Stuart officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral home hours 7 to 9 tonight.
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South Berwick
Myron B. Thurrell
Thurrell Road
Sanford
Charles A
Nettie (Bedell) Thurrell
Seneca Lodge AF
Torrington
Conn
Cyrus Chapter
Buel Council
Litchfield
Torrington High School
Craftwood Co
Ogunquit
Charlotte
Perham) Thurrer
Wesley
Emily) Hasty
Johnson Funeral Home
Market St
North Berwick
Chauncy Stuart
Wells Christian Church
Woodlawn
Peter Tavoularis Dies After Lengthy Illness
Peter Tavoularis a 94 year old Biddeford resident died July 14 at his home after a long illness. He was born April 19 1879 in Athens Greece and worked for York Mills Biddeford before retirement. Survived by son George and daughters Mary and Sarah Tavoularis all of Biddeford. Private funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Shumway Gross Funeral Home Biddeford with interment at LaureHill Cemetery Saco.
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Peter Tavoularis
Elm St
Biddeford
Athens
Greece
York Mills
George Tavoularis
Mary
Sarah Avoularis
Shumway Gross Funeral Home
Spring St. Saco
Laure! Hill Cemetery
Saco
Funeral directors and funeral homes listed in Saco Maine
Details show funeral homes Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street and Denneti and Craig at 345 Main Street with phone numbers, plus Emond and Conroy at 284-5511 and 282-1818. Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy are noted as possibly affiliated.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St Saco
Denneti & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tei
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Reverend L Gordon Adamson Dies at 83 in Biddeford
Dr L Gordon Adamson 78 longtime Unitarian Universalist clergyman of Fortunes Rocks Biddeford died in a Biddeford hospital July 13 after retiring from Brunswick church in 1960 He was born February 10 1895 in Hornsea Hall England survived by three daughters two brothers and a sister Private graveside services were held at Evergreen Cemetery Kingstown Local arrangements were by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco
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L. Gordon Adamson
Fortunes Rocks
Biddeford
Adamson
Brunswick Unitarian- Universalist Church
Kingstown
Mass
Lebanon
N.H
Hornsea Hall
England
James and
Jane (Jebson) Adamson
Great Britain
McGill University
Montreal
University of Chicago
Elizabeth Borg
Columbia
Caroll. Reidy
Randolph
Marjorie A. Jamback Wood
Ville
Philip
Vancouver
B.C
Stanley
Mariel Winters
Evergreen Cemetery
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Ritualistic Services For Local WWI Veteran Held
York County Barracks of Veterans of World War I will hold ritualistic services Tuesday at 7 30 p m for Louis U Talbot a member at Emond and Contoy Funeral Home 72 Hill Street Biddeford.
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York County
Emond Jand Contoy Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
Louis U Talbot
Biddeford Man Charged After Saco Crash
Saco police say Thomas C. Lemay of 15 Western Ave Biddeford drove to avoid a stopped car on Main Street Sunday and struck a Central Maine Power pole causing extensive damage. He was charged with leaving the scene of an accident.
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Biddeford
Saco
Thomas C. Lemay
Western Ave
Main Street
Central Maine Power
School St
Labor Day Decision Day For Rep Cohen
An aide says Rep William Cohen will decide by Labor Day whether to run for Maine governor. Polls suggest Cohen could defeat Democratic Rep Peter Kyros if he jumps in, with Kyros viewed as a potential disaster for the state depending on the race. Kyros previously indicated he would not seek the governorship.
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Augusta
William
Cohen
Peter N. Kyros
Kyros
Portland Forecast Sees Sunny Day With 70s and 80s
Mostly sunny Tuesday in Portland with highs expected in the 70s to low 80s. Clear and cool tonight with overnight lows ranging from the upper 40s in the north to the low 50s in the south.
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Portland
Eastport to Merrimack River Forecast
Variable winds 5 to 10 knots tonight then mostly onshore 10 to 15 knots Tuesday. Fair weather with visibility over five miles through Tuesday.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
New England Temperatures Report for 24 Hours
Record shows 24 hour temperature sweep across New England and nearby areas. Readings include Massachusetts cities Boston Worcester and Pittsfield along with Rhode Island Providence and Connecticut Bridgeport.
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New England
Massachusetts
New Biddeford Chief Courtois Maps Training and Reform
Chief Courtois says the Biddeford police will keep a stable core while pursuing minor training upgrades. He aims to split the force into focused units such as drug and juvenile officers and to partner with social agencies to reduce arrests and support troubled residents.
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Courtois
Old Orchard
Saco
Mel Gay
Biddeford
Maine Nimsew Winimiltt Langwy
Bangor
Caribou
University of Eastport
Maine
Portland-Gorham
Greenville
Portland
Rumford
Dgar Sevigny
Anathon Savamala
Loutiols
Thave
Housing Authority Accepts Bids for 126 Biddeford Apartments
The Maine State Housing Authority accepted three bids to build 126 new apartments in Biddeford for low income and elderly residents. C. M. Cimino Inc. will build 60 elderly units in a high rise. Park Village Associates 36 low income family units at Pitch and Putt Golf Course Hill Street. Mitch Hyder Associates 42 two to four bedroom units on Main Street near Rotary Park. All units funded under Section 23 Leased Housing Program with private ownership and state subsidies.
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Maine State Housing Authority
Biddeford
James Mitchell
C. M. Cimino Inc
Portland
Park Village Associates
Hill Street
Mitch Hyder Associates
Main Street
Rotary Park
Mitchell
State Housing Authority
Kennedy Tops Democrats Choice In Gallup Poll
Sen Edward M Kennedy leads as Democrats first choice for 1976 nomination with 40 percent in a Gallup poll. George Wallace 16 percent, Edmund Muskie 9 percent. Kennedy also leads head to head against Spiro Agnew and John Connally. Poll of 1,566 adults, 659 Democrats, shows multiple candidate mentions.
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Princeton
N.H
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Gallup
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
South Dakota
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Walace
Muskie
Henry , M. Jackon
Adlai E. Stevenson III
New York
John V. Lindsay
Sargent Shriver
Reubin Askew
Walter F. Mondale
William Proxmire
John V. Tunney
Kennebunk Trouble Factions Face Court Next Day
In Kennebunk residents follow the chief's advice as five or six complaints from rival groups move to Saco District Court for hearing likely to continue. Welch accuses Fogg of private property pressure while Fogg refuses interview and warns of a lawsuit if photographed. The dispute centers on a rented dwelling and a stream of visitors, with the chief noting a mob-like situation and a need to separate factions.
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Saco District Court
Springvale
Welch
Fogg
Chief Stevens
Journal
Extortion case tied to Newton man’s murder in Boston
Malcolm Buchsbaum was killed May 24 by a shotgun while on the phone at home in Newton. Police say an extortion plot used newspaper clippings and a $40,000 payoff with a meeting in Boston near 105 Chauncey St. Thomas Folino of Biddeford was arrested during a stakeout and released on 1500 bail. Anthony Folino remains at large as the case continues in Boston Municipal Court.
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Malcolm Buchsbaum
Newton
Buchsbaum
Chauncey St
Boston
Thomas Folino
Anthony Folino
3 Man Crew Begins Skylab Countdown
The countdown for Skylab 2 astronauts is under way at Cape Kennedy Florida with liftoff planned next week. The 85 ton laboratory will rendezvous with America’s first space station 270 miles above Earth.
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Cape Kennedy. Fla
America
Earth
Bigger cattle bigger steaks reshape Colorado beef debate
AP reports that the cattle industry weighs larger steers to boost meat supplies amid DES bans and high feed costs. Experts note longer feeding, retail packaging shifts, and possible butchered retail sizes to absorb heavier carcasses while breeders push crossbreds to reach 800 to 900 pounds. Monfort cites lower starting weights and larger gains as a long term trend.
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Denver
America
L. 8. Pope
Texas A&m University
Sterling
Colo
Kenneth W. Monfort
Greeley
Monfort
Ocean Park Group Holds Annual Meeting Under Kennett
Ocean Park Association met Saturday with John F. Kennett presiding. Norman M. Winch was elected treasurer, four new board members were named Reta Baker Donald Dickinson Margaret Keene and William Larkin. Committees reported member growth and facility improvements at Furber Park Memorial Library and the Temple. A dues increase was approved and a proposal for an Ocean Park file was discussed.
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Ocean Park
John F. Kennett
Scarborough
Ocean Park Association
Norman M. Winch
Paul Cornwall
Reta Baker
East Winthrop
Donald Dickinson
North Andover
Mass
Margaret Keene
Reading
William L. Larkin
Arlington
William Larkin
Temple
Lawrence Larrowe
Ruth Baker
Furber Park
Ation of Memorial Library
Charles Swann
Ocean Park Club Schedules Annual Fair
Ocean Park The Educational Bureau sponsors its annual fair at Agnes L. Park Recreation building on Wednesday from 10 am to 1 pm The event titled A Red and White Sale features a snack bar and tables for food candy children gifts aprons jewelry Christmas plants stationary ceramics and white elephants Mrs Harlon Willis of Newton Mass chairs the event The bureau founded in 1885 supports programs including a morning nature class in Jordan Hall and August craft classes Officers for the year include Helen Macarney Wollaston Mass president Mrs Robert Stack Somerville Mass first vice president Mrs Adelbert M Jakeman Ocean Park secretary and Mrs Russell Smith treasurer.
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Ocean Park
Educational Bureau
Agnes L. Park
Harlon Willis
Newton
Mass
Ocean Park Association
Jordan Hall
Helen Macarney
Wollaston
Robert Stack
Somerville
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Russell Smith
Club News Biddeford Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars club in Biddeford will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home on Thornton Street Biddeford.
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Biddeford Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thornton Street
Iddeford
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Memoriam
Jewel F. Balinger
Eleanor
Steven
Peter
Dr. L. Gordon Adamson
Public Safety
Old Orchard Beach
Paradise Park
Labor Day
Rep
Loe Angeles Times
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
Worcester
RHO Providence
INE
SLAND
Ticut Hire
Trevian Arnwaier Tas
MSHA
Kennebunk Trouble
Ray Janson Brown
Pontiac
Olds
The
Kennebunk
Maryline White
Nixon
Ocean Park Group
York County Savings Bank
Saco Valley
Ocean Park Club
Club News
Subaru
Bedell
Robert Pate N.F.D.A
Dennett
Craig
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