Beatrice B Carter obituary in Kennebunk
Mrs Beatrice B Carter of Western Avenue Kennebunk Lower Village died July 20 after a long illness. Born July 19 1884 in Nova Scotia she was daughter of Arthur and Elizabeth Berry. Surviving son John C Carter four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Village Baptist Church Rev John Pooler officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Bibber Memorial Chapel to host Sunday calling hours 2-4 and 7-9.
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Kennebunk
Beatrice B. Carter
Western Avenue
Kennebunk Lower Vilage
Nova Scotia
Arthur
Elizabeth (Galley) Berry
Village Baptist Church
Madonna Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
John E. Carter
John C. Carter
Magnolia
Mass
Henry H. Berry
New Jersey
Vilage Baptist Church
John Pooler
Evergreen Cemetery
Kennebunk Landing
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Miss Edna A Wood Dies at 67 Summer Resident
Miss Edna A Wood 8 a summer resident of Kennebunkport and New York City died July 19 in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born January 18 1888 in New York City she was daughter of Samuel A and Katherine A Wood. A member of Brick Store Museum and Kennebunkport Historical Society she was active in the Summer Colony and attended Episcopal churches in New York City and Kennet. No known survivors. Services were held at Campbell Funeral Home New York City and interment will be Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn with Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk in local arrangements.
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Kennebunkport
Edna A. Wood
New York City
Biddeford
Samuel A
Katherine A. (Wood) Wood
Wood
Brick Store Museum
Kennebunk
Episcopal! Church
St. Ann’s
Death of Clarence Albert Theobald of St. Petersburg
Clarence Albert Theobald formerly of Kennebunk died unexpectedly July 19 in Middletown Ohio. He had been a resident of St. Petersburg Florida. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Angel Funeral Home, 9 Dane St., Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk
Clarence Albert Theobald
St. Petersburg
Fla
Middletown
Oho
Angel! Funeral Home
Dane St
Raymond Fecteau 61 of Wallingford dies while vacationing
Raymond R Fecteau 61 a Waingford Conn resident formerly of Biddeford died July 19 at a York hospital while vacationing in the area Born Sept 8 1911 in Plessisville Que he was educated in Canadian schools came to Biddeford area as a young man He was a communicant of Holy Trinity Church Wallingford a member of the Catholic Order of Forresters of Biddeford and worked for American Cyanamid at Wallingford Surviving are his widow two daughters two sons his mother a sister nine grandchildren and several nieces and nephews A Mass will be held Monday at 9 am at St Andre Church Biddeford with interment at St Joseph Cemetery Friends may call at Emond Conroy Funeral Home Biddeford Hill Street Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Raymond R. Fecteau
Waingford
Conn
Biddeford
York
Plessisville
Que
Order of Forresters
Wallingford
Georgette (Tourigny) Fecteau
Joseph
Doris) Sheehan
Saco
Charles H
Patricia) Walton
Chesapeake Beach
Richard Fecteau
Meridan
Michael Fect
Hill St
Maurice Warren 68 of West Buxton Dies After Illness
Maurice Warren 68 lifelong West Buxton resident died July 19 at Veterans Administration Hospital Togus after a brief illness He was born March 7 1995 the son of John C and Grace Dresser Warren He studied in Buxton schools and at Shaw's Business College Portland He farmed in the area and served in the U S Army in World War II He leaves a brother Joseph Warren of St Petersburg Florida and a sister Mrs Margaret W Soule of this town Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 a m at Nea l and York Funeral Home Gorham Interment will follow in the family cemetery
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West Buxton
Maurice Warren
Veterans Administration Hospital
Togus
John C
Grace (Dresser) Warren
Buxton
Shaw's Business College
Portland
Joseph Warren
St. Petersburg
Fla
Margaret W. Soule
Nea
York Funeral
State St
Gorham
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Firms and Contacts
Funeral service providers listed with business names and phone numbers in Saco Maine. Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring Street, 284 5611. Dennett and Craig at 365 Maine Street. Emond and Conroy Funeral Home with Frank X Emond and J P Conroy, 284 5511 and 282 1818.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St Saco
Dennett & Craig
Meea Saco, Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P Conroy
Infringed Rights Case Reported in City Court
Local court records reveal a dispute over rights and remedies involving a plaintiff identified as Nena and a respondent whose actions allegedly violated established rights. The case outlines claims, defenses, and pending motions within a municipal hearing.
Beach Offices Close For Funeral Of Inspector McNeill
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Town offices will close this afternoon to allow John McNeill’s colleagues to attend his funeral. McNeill served as building inspector at his death. Next Monday’s Town Council will appoint a probationary building inspector, per Town Manager Louis Sarelas. A Site Selection and Building committee report and unfinished business will also be on the Loranger School agenda. The Old Orchard Beach Rescue Squad received praise for its quick response on July 2 when Lewis Bernstein suffered a seizure here.
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Old Orchard Beach
John McNeil
All Town Ha
McNeill
Felow
Louis Sarelas
Sarelas
Loranger School
Old Orchards Beach
Lewis Bernstein
Old Bae
Maine Elks Vote to End Whites Only Charter Clause
Delegates at the Chicago Elks session approved a measure to remove the whites only clause from the national charter. A majority of lodges would need approval for the change to take effect, as Maine lodges risked liquor licenses after the clause isolation. Maine officials say the reform is supported locally, following a Maine anti-discrimination law citation and a Supreme Court upholding.
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Portland
Maine
Elks
United States
Chicago
Anthony Jones
Brunswick
The
Maine Elks
State Elks
State Liquor Commission
Supreme Court
Us.supreme Court
Incinerator Fire at Giant Store Sparks Cleanup
Four firefighters extinguished an incinerator blaze at the Giant Store on Route Thursday afternoon at 1 34 pm with hexachlorophine burning. Engine 6 also tackled a secondary fire at Old Colony gas station Route 1 in Biddeford where a hose near a sump pump caught fire. In a separate incident on Bradbury Street a motorcycle collision with a car sent a rider to Webber Hospital. The driver was George B Bonsaint 19 of 25 Roberts Street Biddeford with no citations issued.
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Biooxfil
Engine 6
Old Colony
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Bradbury Stree
George B. Bonsaint
Roberts St
Bonsaint
Cumiler to Preach at Christ Church and Church on the Cape
Kennebunk reports Rev. rt B. Cumiler, former pastor of Christ Church from 1959 to 1963, will deliver the sermon this Sunday at Christ Church and at Church on the Cape in Cape Porpoise.
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Kennebunk
Rt B. Cumiler
Christ Church
Church On the
Cape
Cape Porpoise
Bronze Nails Used in Egypt Around 3400 B.C.
Bronze nails were employed in ancient Egypt as early as 3400 B.C. This finding highlights early metalworking and construction practices in the Nile region, illustrating advanced tool use in the Bronze Age.
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Egypt
Fire Doused in Trash Barrel on Alfred Street
Firefighters arrived Thursday at 7 24 p m to extinguish a trash barrel blaze on Alfred Street with Engine 6 responding.
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Alfred Street
Biddeford
Cyclist Injured in Biddeford Incident
Ronald R. Sevigny, 16, of 304 South Street Biddeford was treated after an incident involving a cyclist.
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Ronald R. Sevigny
South St
Biddeford
Partly cloudy with showers likely this weekend
The forecast for Portland calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers. Lows tonight near 6 C and Saturday highs in the 70s.
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Portland
Damage Report From East Grand Avenue Collision
Police said $156 damage occurred when a 1971 Ford driven by Laverne D. Marshall of Gorham NH was struck by a 1967 Ford driven by Raymond P. Callens of Scarborough. The mishap happened Thursday at 8 55 am on East Grand Avenue and damage to the Callens car was not immediately known.
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Old Orchard Beach
Laverne D. Marshall
Gorham
N.H
Raymond P. Callens
Scarborough
East Grand Avenue
Callens
Parking Accident Report at Tom's Parking Lot West Grand
Police report a midweek parking mishap at Tom's Parking Lot on West Grand Avenue at 8 pm. Louise C. Campbell of 11 Pierson Lane Biddeford backed a 1967 Ford into a space, scratching the right front fender of Andre Mondello's 1970 Chrysler from Montreal. damage was not...
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Old Orchard Beach
Tom's
West Grand Avenue
Ford
Louise C. Campbell
Pierson Lane
Biddeford
Chrysler
Andre Mondello
Montreal
Campbell
Milk Truck Crash Damages In Saco And Ocean Park Incident
Saco police reported $350 damage to a milk delivery truck driven by Ray Mailman of 29 Winter St. as it was backed into by Jacques Rinfret of Quebec on Old Orchard Road at 9 33 a m Thursday. A 1970 Harley Davidson motorcycle ridden by Michael R. Lamb of Old Orchard Beach sustained $500 damage after a collision with Gerald Bastarache of Bastarache Motors on Ocean Park Avenue at 4 44 p m Thursday.
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Saco
Ray Mailman
Winter St
Jacques Rinfret
Quebec
Old Orchard Road
Saco Polce
Michael R. Lamb
Old Orchard Beach
Gerald Bastarache
Bastarache
Ocean Park Avenue
Car theft attempt reported on North Street in Saco
Ken Janson of 246 North St. reported to local police that someone tried to steal his car last night jammed ignition and a screwdriver found near the door. Cigarettes of unknown origin were inside the vehicle and a $10 travel case was taken.
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Ken Janson
North St
Saco
Dingy Stolen From Bay View Home
Police report a brown eight foot dingy and its oars were stolen from Tom Goulding of 5 Spring Ave Bay View sometime between 6 p m Thursday and 8 am today. The dingy valued at 50 dollars.
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Tom Goulding
Spring Ave
Bay View
Sometme
New England Grocers See No Immediate Price Jumps
First full day after lifted controls finds no sharp price rise at NE supermarkets. Executives from First National Stores Stop & Shop Big Y and Shaw report studying regulations. some costs may push prices up later. Gov Sargent opposes dropping controls, seeks federal farm subsidies. Amherst stand notes mixed crops with cheaper cantaloupe and cucumbers but higher tomatoes celery costs.
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Associated Press
New England
Robert Nolan
First National Stores,Inc
First National
Washington
Avram Goldberg
Stop & Shop Co., Inc
Irs
Paul D'Amour
Big Y Supermarkets
Massachusetts
George H. Shaw Co
Maine
New Hampshire
Francis
W. Sargent
Amherst
Mass
Howard Atkins
Costs Rise Across Food and Fuel Ahead of Nixon Freeze
Washington reports June CPI up seven tenths of a percent led by grocery prices up 1.7 percent and fruits and vegetables rising 4.9 percent. The Bureau notes figures were collected before the June 13 price freeze and cover Phase 3 controls. Nonfood commodities including gasoline, fuel, used cars, housing and services also advanced, while clothing defied the usual June drop.
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Washington
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Economy slows to 2.6 percent growth in Q2 1973
The Commerce Department reports the economy grew at a 2.6 percent annual rate from April to June, the slowest fourth quarter rise since early 1970. Inflation surged to 6.8 percent annually, but officials say tempering growth is needed to curb prices later.
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Commerce Department
Ancient Indian cooling by hanging wet mats
Historical note describes passive cooling methods in India where wet mats hung over open doorways on the windward side lowered interior temperatures by about 15 to 20 degrees.
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India
York County Community College Service face funding clash
York County Community College Services faces opposition from adult education officials over outside control and course costs. Concerns focus on space use, high fees up to 75 per course, need based aid, and the plan to offer University of Maine at Augusta degrees via a clearing house model.
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Community College Service Area
Community Collegerogram
York Cty
Ellen Forbes
Eliot Adult Education Department
University of Maine At Portland-Gorham
Eliot
John Simpson
UCCS
Simpson
YCCS
St. Francis College
Biddeford Adult Education
St. Francis
University of Maine
Ed Hinckley
York County Community College Services
Biddeford
Sanford
Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
University of Maine At Augusta
SMVTI
UMPG
Augusta
York County Community College
George Connick
Jack Webb
Webb
Nixon Receiving Heart Treatment at Hospital
President Nixon is under heart attack treatment with doctors directing rest at Camp David. He praised hospital staff for kindness and thoughtfulness, noting a nurse’s smile lifts patients and helps them feel better, a sentiment echoed by Landgrebe.
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Nixon
Camp David
California Leads U.S. In Mobile Homes Count
California has about 197000 mobile homes, the most of any state, followed by Florida and North Carolina in the ranking.
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California
State
Florida
North Carolina
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