Local personals note several area residents on vacations
Mrs J Bernard Newman of Myrtle Street takes a week off from the Biddeford Saco Journal business office. Roy McNaughton of Biddeford Pool enjoys two weeks away from McKenney and Heard Co. Mrs Jean Rennie of Saco vacations two weeks from Sears catalog sales office Biddeford. Pvt Howard C Jones returns to Port Jay Governor's Island NY after visiting family. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones of King Street Saco listed. Mrs Simone Lavoie of Biddeford vacationing one week from Sears catalog office. Mr and Mrs Albert LaChapelle and family of Salem Mass visited Biddeford friends. Ruth Olive Roberts of Saco returns from Boston after study on electronic organ method and attends Piano Teachers Seminar led by Robert Whitford in Miami Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bernard Newman
Myrtle Street
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Roy McNaughton
Biddeford Pool
McKenney and Heard Co
Main Street
Biddeford
Jean Rennie
Simpson Road
Saco
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Alfred Street
Howard
Raymond D. Couture
Orchard St
Ruth Olive Roberts
Boston
Robert Whitford
Miami
Fla
Board meeting of Biddeford-Saco Hadas Sah announced
The Biddeford-Saco Hadas Sah schedules a board meeting for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Etz Chaim Synagogue in Biddeford. The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary plans a meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Biddeford City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Hadas, Sah
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Community Gospel Services and Meetings Listed
Gospel services non sectarian held every Tuesday and Thursday at 745 p m in the Odd Fellows building Saco open to the public Mid week prayer and praise service Wednesday at 730 p m Br iddeford United Baptist church Holy Communion Tuesday at 6 am in Christ Episcopal church Biddeford Prayer meeting Tuesday at 730 p m Full Gospel church Route 9 A off Route 109 Wells Home League of the Saco Salvation Army meets Tuesday at 730 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Saco
Iddeford United Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
The
Saco Salvation Army
Death of Frank R. Chase 63 Former Gould Employee
Frank R. Chase 63 retired vice president of Gould National Battery Co. died at Goose Rocks Beach Kennebunkport after a brief illness. He lived in Kennebunkport 12 years, born in Minneapolis November 3 1900. Survivors include his widow two sons a daughter a brother a sister and eight grandchildren. Funeral at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev Fred Holmberg to officiate. Friends may call this afternoon and evening.
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Kennebunkport
Frank R. Chase
Gould National Bathery Co
St. Paul
Minn
Goose Rocks Beach
Huntington
W. Va
Minneapolis
Frank R
Laurabelle (Clough) Chase
Universalist Church
Bibber
Kennebunk resident Carl S Page dies after long illness
Carl S Page 67 of Brown St Kennebunk died in Biddeford Hospital after a long illness. Born January 7 1896 in Cambridge MA he was World War I veteran and former Suffolk Franklin Savings Bank Boston assistant treasurer. Survived by widow Constance B Page two daughters Mrs Blaisdell of Camden and Mrs Fuller Milford Conn funeral 3 30 p m Tuesday at Bibber Funeral Home with Rev Chester Staples officiating
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Kennebunk
Carl S. Page
Brown St
Biddeford
Cambridge
Mass
George C
Gertrude (McCullough) Page
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport Lions Club
Suffolk Franklin Savings Bank
Boston
Bank Officers Association of
Melrose
Constance B. Page
Roland Blaisdell
Camden
Earl Fuller
Milford
Conn
Bibber, Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Chester Staples
The
Baptist Church
Pendexter R B Waterville veteran dies at 35
Roger B Pendexter 35 resident of Waterville died suddenly Friday He was born in Sanford Oct 2 1927 son of Allen and Ruth Pendexter a World War II Army veteran He was employed by Wyandotte Funeral services held at 2 pm today from First Congregational Church Kennebunkport Rev Fred Holmberg officiating Interment in Arundel Cemetery Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunkport arranged funeral services details
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Waterville
Roger B. Pendexter
Leity
Sanford
Allen
Ruth
Pendexter
Wyandotte Lo
Mary F. Pendexter
Barry L
Alfred
David W
Kenneth A
Raymond C. Hutchins
Kennebunkport
Rosajlie A. Pendexter
Lynda S. Pendexter
First Congregational Church
Fred Holmberg
Arundel
Bibber
Summer St
Kennebunk
Taylor’s flexible response guides U S military doctrine
Gen Taylor, continuing from Page One, shaped 8th Army actions in Korea and defined flexible response to confront subversion guerrilla warfare and nuclear threats. His policy influence spans aid to India, Vietnam War considerations, and Cuba crisis decision making with Ex Com input aiding Kennedy’s path to Soviet backdown.
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8Th Army
Korea
Taylor
India
Viet Nam
JCS
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Town Council To Meet At Beach Tonight
Jerome Daly acting town manager says the Town Council will hold a regular meeting at Town Hall in OLD ORCHARD BEACH at 7 30 p m. Agenda includes routine matters such as license applications and two requests for tag days while Town Manager Leon F Jones is on a 10 day training tour with the Maine Air National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Jerome Daly
Leon F. Jones
Maine Air National Guard
Arundel death ruled accidental in Natick instructor found dead
County Attorney Lloyd P. La Fountain ruled the death of Charles D. Perry of Natick Massachusetts an accident. Perry a physics instructor at Wentworth Institute in Boston was found Friday in an Arundel cottage with a mask strapped over his mouth and nose and hoses leading to several small bottles of gas on the floor near the bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd P. la Fountain
Charles D. Perry
Natick
Mass
Perry
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Arundel
Rose L Day 69 Kennebunk Wife of Jesse L Day
Rose L Day age 69 of Kennebunk wife of Jesse L Day died Sunday in a Saco hospital. Born May 25 1894 in Mechanics Falls daughter of Dallas A and Minnie Cole Lunt she retired last year after 35 years at Kesslen Shoe Co. Survived by widower two sons Leon Kennebunk and Charles Kennebunkport eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren and several cousins. Funeral from Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane St Tuesday at 1 30 pm with Rev George Urban officiating friends may call tonight interment in Hope Cemetery
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Kennebunk
Rose L Day
Jesse L. Day
Bourne St
Saco
Mechanic Falls
Dallas
Minnie
Cole) Lunt
Kesslen Shoe C
Leon
Angell
Dane St
George Urban
Kennebunkport Baptist Church
Hope Cemetery
Marie Brunelle 76 Biddeford resident dies after short illness
Marie B Brunelle 76 of 22 Cutts St Biddeford died at a local hospital Sunday morning after a short illness. Born November 26 1586 daughter of Francois and Marie Bergeron widow of Joseph B Brunelle she was a member of St Anne Sodality of St Josephs Parish. Survived by three daughters Irene J Brunelle Mrs Gerard Boutin and Mrs Arthur A Beaudoin all of Biddeford a brother Edmond Bergeron Central Falls RI a sister Mrs John Leahey Springfield MA and seven grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday 830 am from St Josephs Church with calling hours at Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford today until 10 pm and tomorrow 10 am to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie B. Brunelle
Cutts St
Biddeford
Francois and
Marie (Gagnon) Bergeron
Joseph B. Brunelle
St. Anne Soda’lity
St. Joseph's Parish
Irene J. Brunelle
Gerard Boutin
Arthur A. Beaudoin
Edmond Bergeron
Central Falls
R.I
John Leahey
Springfield
Mass
St. Joseph's Church
Friends May Hall
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Stone St
Police Break Up Large Youth Crowds at Old Orchard Beach
Police were called to Bay Avenue and West Grand Avenue in Old Orchard Beach early Sunday morning to quiet disturbances caused by 200 to 300 youths gathered in the area. Two patrol cars responded at around 3 a.m. and dispersed the crowds after considerable effort as residents complained of drinking and shouting preventing sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Bay Avenue
West Grand Avenue
Thearea
Partly Cloudy Portland Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy this afternoon with sunshine and mild conditions. A slight chance of isolated late showers, highs near 80 inland and 75 at the coast. Tonight, fair early with fog after midnight, lows mid to upper 40s, light winds. Tuesday fog clears in the morning and it becomes mostly sunny with easterly winds around 10 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Benefit Reservations Plentiful
The Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary benefit performance committee met at the home of general chairwoman Miss Lucienne C. Metayer in Biddeford. They reported patrons, subscribers, and ads sold while poster and ticket committees outlined poster distribution across Biddeford Old Orchard Beach Saco Sanford and advance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary
Lucienne C. Metayer
Alfred St
Biddeford
Louis _Pomerleau
William McNally
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Sanford
Lillian I. Viger
Armand E. Reny
McNally
Pomerleau
M. Ernest Regan
Viger
Metayer
Board weighs new school amid 6-3-3 plan debate
Kenneally urged a new elementary school of about 20 rooms and adoption of the 6-3-3 system, with grammar grades one through six, junior high seven to nine, and three high school years. He noted Washington Street School’s obsolescence, possible closures, and replacement needs at the junior high. He cited Fairfield School in Saco as a model, while warning city finances hinder a new project as bond proceeds lag. The Fairfield School cost about 400000 and has 18 classrooms.
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Page One
Kenneally
Board of Education
Washington Street
Fairfield
Saco
Bradbury
Wentworth Street
Training at Great Lakes for Saco youth
Dennis R. Babb age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Norman R Babb of 59 Pleasant St Saco is undergoing basic training at the Naval Recruit Training Center Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Babb
Norman R. Babb
Pleasant St
Saco
Naval Z Wuee Center
Great Lakes
Biddeford Man Bound Over In Larceny Case
Paul A. Mathieu, 26, of 107 Pike St Biddeford, jailed in Saco Municipal Court after pleading guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle. Warrant said he stole a 63 sedan from Ed and Frank Corp Biddeford. found abandoned in Wells. bound over to York County Superior Court with $2000 bail. Also three liquor law cases with one conviction and two defaults. Taylor pleaded guilty as a minor to possessing liquor. fines set. others failed to appear with $25 defaults. Additional cases: Foster pleaded guilty to possessing short bass. McAuley pleaded guilty to fishing without a license. fines $10 each.
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Paul A. Mathieu
Pike St
Biddeford
Saco Municipal Court
Hollis Dixon
William F. Wilson Jr
Mathieu
Ed and Frank Corp
Dixon
Wells
Robert Janson
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Sheriff's Department
Hilary Mahaney
William H. Taylor Jr
Acusinet
Portland
Mahaney
Wiliam Foster
David McAuley
Dedham Mass
Thomas D. Bryant
Fisherman Recovers Lost Glasses From The Ocean
Mr and Mrs Carl J Yerry of Kingston New York were swimming when Mrs Yerry lost her bifocal glasses. They searched from 1 p m to 5 p m without success until Guy Thomas of Orchard Beach reeled in the glasses while fishing. The glasses were undamaged.
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Old Orchard Beach
Carl J. Yerry
Plymouth Ave
Kingston
N.Y
Yerry
Evergreen Motor Court
Saco
Guy Thomas
Orchard Beach
Thomas
Conference strife over civil rights tests party unity
Rockefeller warned that racial reforms, if adopted, would ruin the conference as a creative force in public life. Rosellini denied authority to block filibusters, while governors debated abolishing resolutions and shifting to committee reports. Southern leaders signaled a walkout as George Wallace denounced civil rights proposals.
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Rockefeller
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Rosellini
Kennedy
Executive Committee
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
Ritualistic Service For Hugh Phillips At Lodge
Orchard Lodge A F and A M holds a ritualistic service tonight at 7 30 at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Saco for Hugh Phillips a lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Hugh Phillips
Shop the Easy Way The Journal Classified Way
A brief classified notice highlighting how to shop efficiently through The Journal Classifieds. It promotes simple browsing, clear categories, and quick results for readers seeking bargains or specific services.
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the Journal
Saco Democrats View Movies Of Previous Outings
NEW GLOUCESTER The Saco Democratic Social Club gathered at the Penney Road home of Mr and Mrs Clyde S Wells. Edward Pelletier showed films from prior picnics, a water dowsing demo occurred, and Wells led a tree farm tour. A cookout and group singing followed with many members attending. The next picnic is planned at the Corriveau summer cottage on Sebago Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gloucester
Saco Democratic Social Club
Clyde S. Wells
Penney Road
Edward Pelletier
Wells
Charles Gilpatric
Harry Warren
William Buckley
Charles Glaude
William Dunn
Thomas Simpson
Stephen Muslawski
Sallie Muslawski
Nettie Rounds
Frank “Bud” Jones
Glen Yarborough
Lottie Durgan
Hazel Rounds
Christine Durgan
Clyde Wells
Leo Paul Corriveau
Sebago
Lake
Raymond
Anita Chaloult Wins High Score Prize at Whist Night
Anita Chaloult won the high score prize at the Saturday night whist party held at Le Foy er. Special prizes went to Malvina Gaudette Rolande Villeneuve Mrs Napoleon Gobeil and Anita Chaloult. Additional score prizes were awarded to Eva Guillette Napoleon Durais Jeanne Lasante Victoria Jessis Felix Bouthillette Yvonne Dutremble Ephrem Tardif Claudia Beaudoin Paul Chabot Annette Paquin Clara Guay Marie Rose Doyon Anna Cote Adelard Bisson Nancy Perry Josephine Valliere Leona Sinclair Rolande Villeneuve and Mrs Clara Beaudoin. Consolation prizes went to Jerry Paquin and Lucienne Chouinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Chaloult
le Foyer
Malvina Gaudette
Rolande Villeneuve
Napoleon Gobeil
Eva Guillette
Napoleon Duras
Jeanne Lasante
Victoria Jessis
Felix Bouthillette
Yvonne Dutremble
Ephrem Tardif
Claudia Beaudoin
Paul Chabot
Annette Paquin
Clara Guay
Marie Rose Doyon
Anna Cote
Adelard Bisson
Nancy Perry
Josephine Valliere
Leona Sinclair
Clara Beaudoin
Jerrry Paquin
Lucienne Chouinard
Yvonne Marcotte
Leo Marcoux
Ronald Ruel
Paul Chabot Jr
Lucien C. Ruel
Beach Policeman Dies On Traffic Duty
Old Orchard Beach veteran Hugh Montgomery Phillips 65 died Sunday noon while on traffic duty in Ocean Park. He lived at 107 Saco Ave. He was born in Bideford Canada January 27 1898 and served in World War I with the Canadian Army. He held multiple community roles including Washington Avenue Methodist Church leader and Justice of the Peace. Survived by Mae his widow son Robert two sisters three brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Washington Avenue Methodist Church with interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery. Visitors may call Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Hugh Montgomery Phillips
Ocean Park
Saco Ave
Bideford
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Thomas and
Elizabeth (Folland) Phillips
Washington Avenue
Orchard Lodge
F Wnd A. M
Scottish Rites
McMillan Post
Canadian Legion
Mae
Attwater) Phillips
Robert
Salisbury
Mass
Rose MacMillan
Portland
John Bishop
William
Arthur
Walter
Rumford
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Boston Sculptor Will Lecture At Barn Gallery
Boston sculptor Richard Filipowski will lecture at Barn Gallery Associates on Thursday at 8 30 p m in the Gallery on Bourne's Lane at Shore Road. The free talk will include colored chalk illustrations and a synopsis of his art dimensions leading to his expression. He has taught at MIT since 1953 and helped found Harvard’s design fundamentals course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Filipowski
Barn Gallery Associates
Bourne’s Lane
Shore Road
Filipowski
Boston
MIT
Harvard
Poland
Ontario
Canada
Moholy-Nagy
Chicago
New England
Massachusetts
Texas
Joan Peterson
Addison Gallery of American Art
Andover
Mass
Stolen Televisions From Saco Motels
Th ree television sets valued at 399 dollars were taken from two Saco motels. Police suspect the same party committed both thefts. At Oak Ledge Motel Jerry Vermette reported two sets worth 269 dollars stolen from two units rented by five people. Two hours later the same car appeared at Lords Motel where two men rented a unit for the night and a 130 dollar set was missing. Officers noted no beds slept in and owners could not identify the visitors. Rhode Island registration for the car is being checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Jerry Vermette
Oak Ledge
Portland Road
Lord’s
Rhode Island
Area Residents Enrolled For Summer School
Enrollment for the University of Maine summer session at Orono and Portland campuses totals about 3,388 with 1,283 in the first three week session and 2,105 in the six week term. Area participants include multiple residents from Orono Biddeford Hollis Center Old Orchard Beach Saco Wells and West Buxton plus numerous names across Portland and Kennebunk Beach Ogunquit Cape Porpoise and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orono
Portland
University of Maine
Biddeford
Albert Beaudoin, III
Mary Brady
Irene Dwelley
Catherine Hoyt
Mary Judge
Bernard Ross
Jean Souliere
Gerald Small
Elaine White
Hollis Center
Paul McNabb
Loretta Robitaille
Wells
Helena Rode
Beatrice Spiller
Joyce Smith
West Buxton
Carol Christe
Ernest Eaton
Anthony Wedge
Bar Mills
Margaret Berry
Marjorie Allen
Albert Beaudoin III
Frances Blais
Joan Byrne
Robert Clarke
Diane Davis
Lucille Dubois
Joan Duranceau
Marcel Faucher
Roger Fleurant
Sheila Gagnon
John Houle
Joan Keaveny
Pamela McAlevey
Dorothy McGown
Gerald Sevigny
John Stebbins
Odette Stebbins
Evelyn Swanson
James Throumoulos
Cape Porpoise
Drusilla Sandra
Rotary Governor Saucier to Tour Maine and New Hampshire
A Quebec born Rotarian, Gaston Saucier, district 779 governor, will visit Biddeford on Wednesday and Kennebunk on Thursday with his wife Francoise. District 779 spans Canada and New England, aiming to unite members across borders despite jurisdictional lines. In the same weekend, a tragedy toll rose with at least 12 highway deaths across New England, Massachusetts leading, plus 16 total weekend fatalities nationwide.
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Quebec
Canada
Gaston Saucier
Mont-Joli
Que
Quebec City
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Ttose
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Reay International
Saucier
Francoise
Associated Press
New England
Maineland
Vermont
Connecticut
Cindy Lee Edgecomb
Howland
Maxfield
Eugene Smith
New Haven
Conn
Anneth Gordon
South Boston
Frank W. Richards
Atkinson
Sebec River
Sebec
David A. Gordon
Keene
N.H
Sullivan
Eclipse Weekend Draws Big Crowds with No Major Accidents
Report from Bangor and Edmonton describe a booming weekend as spectators gathered along the eclipse path. Despite a four to six degree temperature drop and 62 seconds of totality, there were no traffic fatalities or serious injuries. Bangor saw a mixed verdict with clouds spoiling visibility, while observers in Prospect Harbor praised the sight. Canadian scientists and pilots aboard the American Astrojet studied solar flares and shadow dynamics, noting an anticipated era of eclipse watching and plans for faster aircraft to chase the moon’s shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Portland
Sweden
Eddmonton
Canada
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
United States
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Japan
Asaka
Maine
United Ie
Kennedy to brief Congress on rail labor reform plan
Kennedy met railroads and unions after breakfast with Labor Secretary Wirtz then scheduled talks with congressional leaders. A White House draft outline was prepared as talks continued toward possible compulsory arbitration or mediation before a deadline. A July 29 reprieve was agreed as unions and carriers kept bargaining while White House seeks a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Cape Cod
Capital
Eodore C. Sorensen
White House
Pierre Salinger
Wirtz
Band Concert Scheduled Tuesday in Biddeford Series
The fifth of eight Biddeford municipal concerts by Painchaud's Band will be performed Tuesday at Memorial Field on May Street. The text notes it marks 50 years since Painchaud's Band decided to incorporate and lists the band officers for 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Painchaud
Memorial, Field, May Street
School Concert Officers and Rain Plan Detailed
President Joseph Martin and officers listed for the year include Ludger Picher as President and Alfred Cloutier as Treasurer. If rain delays, the concert moves to Thursday evening due to a concert at Ocean Park Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin
George Reay
Elmer Whitney
Joseph Morin
Ludger Picher
John Jarry
Harold Blaisdell
Alfred Cloutier
Ocean Park
Nuclear Nonaggression Pact Ties Western Alliance
Discussion of a nonaggression arrangement that would not require approval by all Western allies. A key defect noted by Moscow is that Kennedy’s pledge would not bind West Germany, the main European government the Soviet Union aims to constrain under such a treaty.
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Western Alliance
iKennedy
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