Personal Briefs From New England Towns
George Mckarrell at Webber hospital surgical patient. Roland Beauregard is receiving treatment at Notre Dame hospital. Notre Dame thrift shop to be run by Group A with co captains Mrs Frank Carey and Mrs John Barrett. Miss Mary Ann Harriman, student nurse at Mercy in Portland, is in Washington D C on hospital training. Daughter of Mrs Amy Harriman and the late Leo Harriman Biddeford. Mrs William P Kirk Jr of Saco to join 1000 alumnae returning to Wellesley College for Wellesley Week End June while on campus in Wellesley Mass. Mr and Mrs Emile Fortier and daughter Colette of Biddeford with Mr and Mrs Raymond Cordeau and son Paul of Biddeford returned after visiting Gerald Cordeau family Brockton Mass. The party also visited Plymouth and Nantasket Beach Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mckarrell
School Street
Old Orchard Beach
Webber Hospital
Roland Beauregard
Bacon Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Notre Dame Hospital Thrift Shop
Frank Carey
John Barrett
Mary Ann Harriman
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Washington, D. C
Amy Harriman
Leo Harriman
Biddeford
William P. Kirk, Jr
Glen Haven Circle
Saco
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mss
Emile Fortier
Former Saco Hospital Chief of Staff Dies
Dr. Sargent F. Jealous 43 longtime Saco Osteopathic hospital chief of staff died of a heart attack at his home 87 Stevens Ave Portland Born in Thomaston he graduated Bowdoin College University of Vermont Philadelphia College of Osteopathy interned Portland hospital He served as medical director and chief of staff at Saco Osteopathic hospital and held radiology roles at Osteopathic Hospital of Maine Survived by wife Annette three sons and a brother Funeral Sunday at First Parish Church Portland with arrangements by Harlow Libby Funeral Home Donations to Osteopathic Hospital of Maine radiology dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent F. Jealous
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Stevens Avenue
Portsland
Thomaston
Bradford Jealous
Bowdoin College
University of Vermont
Philadelphia College of Osteopath
Ao Hospital of
Maine
Portland
Saco
Osteopathic Hospital of Maine
Maine Osteopath‘ic Association
Maine Osteopathic Association
American Osteopathic Association
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
American Osteopathic Board of Radiology
American Osteopathic College of Radiology
State Association
Hill- Burton
Governor's Highway Safety Council
Advisory Council On Public Health
Department of Health and Welfare
Biddeford-Saco
Deering High School
Annette Smith
Jealous
Frederick
James
Willard
Bradford Jealous, Jr
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Unitarian
Congress Street
Harlow and Libby Funeral Home
Wiliams Street
Department of Radiology
The
Portland Weather Summary for Today and Saturday
This afternoon in Portland expect sunny warm conditions with gentle south to easterly winds. Tonight will be fair and warm with some early ground fog and light south to southwest breezes. Saturday looks mostly fair and warm with afternoon cloudiness and gentle to moderate south to southwest winds. Temperatures in Zone 1 near 80 degrees, under fifty in cooler pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Church outings and events in Saco area
In The Churches The Friendship class of the Saco United Baptist church will hold an outing Saturday starting at 3 p.m. at Mrs. Bertha Huntress cottage. The Fellowship Class plans an outing Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Mund Pullen’s Ferry Beach home. A music school for young people is set for Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Saco Salvation Army headquarters. Torchbearers meet at 7 p.m. Junior band practice is at 10 a.m. Saturday at Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco United Baptist Church
Bertha Huntress
Mund Pullen
Ferry Beach
Saco Salvation Army
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Debbie Reynolds Denies Engagement After Diamond Gift
Debbie Reynolds dismissed fuss over a diamond brooch given by Bob Neal a wealthy Texan and family friend. She said she is not engaged or in love with anyone. Neal confirmed the brooch was a friendship token and that no marriage talk occurred. Reynolds had just returned from a 10 day New York trip promoting films and a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
New York
Bob Neal
Neal
Marriate
Joan Crawford Returns to Film Work After Tragedy
Hollywood icon Joan Crawford speaks of her late husband Alfred Steele and her renewed film career. She praises their four years of happiness, recalls steering Pepsi promotions with him, and notes she has been elected to the firm's board while preparing a small role in The Best of Everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Joan Crawford
Alfred Stzle
Perhss
Alfred
Miss Crawford
Driver thanks police for saving life on holiday drive
A Hudson Massachusetts motorist with a suspended license for careless driving over Memorial Day weekend expressed gratitude to three policemen who took him into custody. He said without their action he might have been another highway fatality and could have harmed someone else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Mass
Crhen
Funeral Rites Held for Jerold LaBree in Monson
Jerold LaBree 28 died May 23 at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston after a long illness. Born in Monson son of Raymon M. and the late family was a 1948 Wells High School graduate and served two years in the U S Marine Corps. Funeral services and burial were in Monson with surviving brothers Clifton Manchester New Hampshire Raymond M. LaBree and Barbara Schwartz Hartford Conn plus several nieces nephews and a grand father Hedley Haney Monson and other relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monson
Jerold Labree
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Raymon M. LaBree
Wells High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Milford
N.H
Clifton LaBree
Manchester
Raymond M. LaBree
Barbara Schwartz
Hartford
St Anne Sodality to Meet at Sansoucy Funeral Home
Members of St Joseph church St Anne Sodality gather tonight at seven at Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone Street Biddeford to pay respects to Mrs Fridetine Belair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne Sodality
St. Joseph
Wells Youths Get Suspended Jail Sentence
Two Wells youths, Alfred and Carl Ross, aged 19 and 18, were sentenced in York County Superior Court on a breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny charge. They pleaded guilty after arriving with attorney Harry S. Littlefield and received suspended sentences and two years probation, with the Men’s Reformatory sentence suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Joseph Welch
Carl Ross
Isabelle Sargent
Harry S.littlefield
Charles A. Pomeroy
South Windham
Hotel faces charges against Statler Hilton
Two Negro ministers from Birmingham and Detroit sue the Statler-Hilton Hotel in Dallas claiming they were refused rooms after first taking reservations for the June 1957 National Baptist Convention. They seek $15,000 damages each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Statler-Hilton
J. Lowell
Birmingham
Ala
C. H. Williams
Detroit
Mich
National Baptist Convention
Garden trouble ad bungled by wrong phone number
Maywood New Jersey police explain an error in a weekly ad locating the county agriculture extension service. The advertisement for garden advice used an incorrect phone number and caused confusion among residents seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maywood
N.J
County Agriculture Extension Service
Bradley Street Repair Starts in Saco
Repair work on Bradley street in Saco began this week with the street department tearing and preparing an 18-inch gravel base. The state highway department will lay a mix in place surface in a $15,000 project funded by the city and $5,000 in state matching funds. Work starts below Shadagee road and will proceed along Bradley street, closing parts of the road to traffic until completion before the summer tourist season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Street
Saco
Saco Street
State Highway Department
Shadagee Road
Town Warrants Posted For Old Orchard Beach Meeting
Warrants for a special Old Orchard Beach town meeting were posted. Five articles cover school construction including an industrial arts wing at the high school costing up to 99000 and four new rooms at Jameson Elementary costing up to 68000. Voters will authorize a bond to finance the work and appoint a three member committee to carry out voter wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Jerome Daly
Old Orchard Beach High School
Jameson
Board of Selectmen
Stock Market Holds Moderate Rally Amid Mixed Results
In New York the stock market showed a cautious, irregular rally led by rail shares and drug issues. Major stocks moved within narrow ranges as investors assessed two earlier setbacks. New York Central rose about a point while Pfizer, Eaton, Lorillard, and Texas Instruments posted modest gains and Goodyear fell over two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Wall
Pfizer
Eaton Manufacturing
Lorillard
Texas Instrument
Goodrich
Goodyear
U. S
Saco Fire Crews Respond to Garbage Fire at Glenwood Home
Saco firemen made a needless run for a rubbish fire on land owned by Mrs. Leonard Hirst at 89 Glenwood avenue yesterday afternoon. Nothing was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Leonard — Hirst
Glenwood Avenue
Missile destroys Bandenberg base rocket crash mystery
At Bandenberg Air Force Base California scientists cite unknown malfunction in a missile satellite that re entered the atmosphere thousands of miles from the base. The craft burned up and four mice aboard were cremated according to Air Force officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
West Coast
Police Hope Paper Correction Clears Abem
About 150 residents at headquarters raised horticultural complaints prompting police attention. Authorities expect a newspaper correction to remove Abem from further scrutiny.
Births in Biddeford and surrounding towns list newborns
A long birth notices list from Biddeford, Saco, Old Orchard Beach, and nearby towns, naming families and newborns. Entries include parents addresses, baby names, weights, and hospital dates from May 22 to June 4, with multiple families such as Anderson, Lamb, Soule, Danforth, Dube, Jarin, L Heureux, Tarbox, Selim, Boisvert, Day, Hyback, Woodhouse, Smith, Labrecque, Drapeau, Martel, Bald, Bernard, Defarge, Camire, Thibeau, Paquet, and Peck. Provided details cover weights from five pounds to over nine pounds and hospitals including Webber and Notre Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Anderson
Elm Street
Biddeford
Steven Craig
Webber Hospital
Albert J. Lamb
Cleaves Street
John Michael
Irving D. Soule, Jr
Buxton Road
Saco
Sherilyn Marie
James A. Danforth
Ocean Park Road
Kenneth Lloyd
Ernest Dube
High Street
Linda Yvonne
Joseph Jarin
Adams Street
Carol Ann
Ralph L'Heureux
Pool Road
Jon Scott
Paul Tarbox
Portland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Eric Paul
Sadik Selim
Main Street
John
Webber
James V. Day
Washington, D. C
Kennebunk
Mary
Washington
Edward C. Hyback
Oakdale
N. Y
David Edward
Hyback
Joan Robbins
Horace Robbins
George McKenney
Kennebunkport
Edward A. Hyback
Batavia
Oliver Woodhouse
Lisbon Falls
Stephen Edward
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Woodhouse
Evelyn Noel
George K. Noel
Woodland Avenue
Floyd Smith
May
Brett Arnold
Trull Hospital
Raymond Labrecque
Freeman Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Paul Robert
Labrecque
Marie Brunelie
Marcel Drapeau
Adams _ street
Patricia Ellen
Drapeau
Anita Emond
Marcel Martel
Temople _ street
Bernard
Noella Binette
Roger Defarge
Granite _ street
Bidecford
Ronald Camire
Hutchins — Street
Charles Thibeau
Alfred Street
Karen Anne
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Thibeau
Monique Paquet
Jean M. Paquet
Wood Avenue
Paquet
Rita Gonneville
Paul H. Peck
Debra Paula
Westbrook Bid For Main Street Surfacing State Aid Project
The City awarded a bid by the Westbrook company to supply 1 157 tons of laid bituminous concrete at 15 dollars per ton for resurfacing a stretch on lower Main Street from Bradbury Street to the second railroad track. Municipal officers must approve the bid as part of the state aid project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuccinee Trorage Ompany of
Westbrook
Lower Main Street
Bradbury Street
Westbrook Company
Plastic Sheeting Suffocates Two Babies in NY
New York report states two babies, Nancy Lynn Walton aged 2 months in the Bronx and Migdalia Perez aged 4 months in Staten Island, suffocated Thursday due to plastic sheeting. The plastic industry warns to keep plastic bags away from children as the National Safety Council logs 20 child deaths in the first three months of the year from plastic bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Staten Isle
Nancy Lynn Walton
Migdalia Perez
National Safety Council
Defendants Turned Over To U S Marshal in Maine Court
In Alfred Maine Justice Charles A Pomeroy discharged defendants Robert R Lessard and Errol T Waterhouse Jr from state jurisdiction and ordered their custody by U S Marshal Harry Pinkham Portland Both men faced federal charges over a $101 social security check theft and forging Waterhouse to be tried after Lessard was to be sentenced The court discharged the case docket will remain active with several hearings scheduled into next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Lessard
Errol T. Waterhouse, Jr
Seaford
York _—s
Alfred
Maine
Charles A. Pomeroy
United States
Harry Pinkham
Portland
Lessach
U. S.treasury
Charles E. Nason
Sanford
Waterhouse
Lessard
Atty
James H. Dineen
Kittery
United States of America
Pomeroy
Robert N. Cyr
Biddeford
Marshal Pinkham
James McKeon
Dock
Lessure
Justice Pomeroy
Annette Chapter Observes Past Leaders Night
Annette chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held Past Matrons and Past Patrons Night at the Saco Masonic hall. Attendees included numerous named past matrons and patrons, with invitations extended to Esther Night in Biddeford and Visiting Officer Night in Yarmouth. A warder installation for Eunice Braley occurred, and an outing a clambake at Fred Clark’s home is planned for June 20 with reservations by June 14. The next meeting is set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Virginia Strombom
Ruby B. Hannaford
Frances I. Tarr
Agnes A. Towle
Isabelle A. Wilbur
Marion Dow
Catherine Googins
Lillian M. Allen
Gertrude G. Pease
Ella M. Luman
Doris
Fred Clark
Ferry Road
Saco
Joyce Geddes
Cindy Warren
Richard Parker
Cladys Johnson
Florence Dolby
Grace Littlefield
Inn Inc Biddeford Pool Eyes Seasonal Liquor License
The Inn Inc of Biddeford Pool seeks a seasonal liquor license. The application requests approval to serve alcoholic beverages for a defined period amid local licensing procedures and regulatory review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Inn, Inc
Biddeford Pool
Grudge Triggers Violent Uprising in Ecuador
In Guayaquil, martial law follows a deadly clash sparked by a personal grudge between a recruit Pablo Antonio Garcia and Capt. Galo Quevado. Within a week at least 25 people died, 150 injured, and mobs torched the officers club after the captain was dragged through the streets and slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Camilo Ponce
Republic
Porto Viejo
Pablo Antonio Garcia
Galo Quevado
Capton
Biddeford Youth Fined For Speeding After Suspension
Raynald Boivin a 17 year old of 96 West street Biddeford was fined 125 in Biddeford Municipal Court on speeding and driving after suspension. He admitted to doing 45 mph on Hill and Hubert streets last night. His license was suspended after a prior conviction for failing to report an accident in Saco last March. He was arrested by Biddeford police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Raynald Boivin
West Street
Boivin
Simon Spill
Hill and
Hubert Streets
Saco
Noted Monkey To Undergo Taxidermy
Able the space firing Rhesus monkey will be mounted by Ward's Natural Science Establishment for armed forces exhibits. The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington asked to stuff the 12 pound monkey. Able flew in a Jupiter nose cone with Baker and died Monday at Fort Knox during instrument removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Able
Ward’s
Natural Science Establishment, Inc
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington
Baker
Maine Information Center Opens in Montreal Visit Planned
Chamber officials from Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach will join Maine executives Clayton Cartmill and Jerome Plante for the formal opening of the Maine Information center in Montreal on June 10. Governor Clinton Clauson will cut the ribbon at the Queen Elizabeth hotel to inaugurate the tourist bureau aiding Canadian visitors planning trips to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Chamber of iCommerce
Clayton Cartmill
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Jerome Plante
Tthe
Maine Information Center
Montreal
Clinton Clauson
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Maine
Arson ruled out in Waterville warehouse fire
Fire Chief Ralph Gilman announced arson is no longer suspected in a $100,000 warehouse blaze in Waterville last Sunday. A week earlier investigators pointed to arson, but new findings indicate the fire began on an enclosed platform at one end of the four story building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Ralph Gilman
Fire Destroys Apartments in Buckport. Five Families Homeless
A four story apartment building in Buckport was leveled by a fire that left five families and 15 children homeless. Fire Chief Gayland Redman estimated property damage at 25000 dollars and said the blaze cause is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucksport
Gayland Redman
Escapees Sought as Maine Police Track Two From Prison Farm
Police across Maine seek two escapees from the State Prison farm William Ferguson 22 and Kenneth MacLean 19 both of Portland. They fled a work detail yesterday while serving terms for breaking and entering and larceny Ferguson had a parole already and only three months left on his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Maine
William Ferguson
Kenneth MacLean
Portland
Ferguson
Soviet Ballerina Tripped Back After Pajama Figure
In San Francisco Marine Kondra tieva a 22 year old Bolshoi ballerina entered her hotel room saw a pajama clad man and hurried to the lobby. The clerk moved her to another room after the brief encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marine Kondratieva
Seven Dens Of Cub Pack 310 Meet In Saco
Cub Scout Pack 310 sponsored by Saco First Parish Congregational church held its final season meeting in Saco. Dens observed flag ceremonies and the Cub Scout Promise. An upcoming family picnic is set for Sunday at 1 p m at Unity club Buxton road Saco with lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Cub Scout Pack
Saco First Parish
Unity Club
Buxton Road
Calman Savage
Donald Feeney
Den 4
Ralph Lamb
Hervey Bouchard
Biddeford
First National Bank
Saco-Lowell
Den 2
John Whitney
Cubs
Wayne Whitney
Glen Parisien
Roland Letellier
Richard Wood
Edmund Rice
Jackie Dumas
Den
Robert Hunt
Den 3
Walter McKenney
Lloyd Leary
Billy Leary
Ralph Rumery
Stephen Boothby
Wayne McKenney
Lee Desroscher
Tommy Vining
Robert Lamontagne
Daniel Nein
Stephen, Sanborn
Robert Irish
Kenneth White
John Brooks
Thomas Sawyer
Ronald Ayotte
Thomas Lambert
Dublin
Den 7
Richard Vose
George Caras
David, Oy
Jonathan Gagnon
Michael Willett
Robert
Sub-Primary Admission Age Is Reduced in Biddeford
Biddeford officials lower the sub-primary admission age to five by October 15, aligning with state practice. Superintendent Paul Larrabee cites better facilities next year and adjusted bus schedules as reasons. He expects 25 to 30 more pupils to enter sub-primary grades due to the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Paul Larrabee
Larrabee
Correction on Bald wedding attendance in Somersworth
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bald of Somersworth New Hampshire were wrongly listed as attending the wedding of Miss Laurette Bald at St Joseph church. They were not among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bald
Somersworth, N. H
Laurette Bald
St. Joseph Church
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Saco Hospital
Joan
SIG Co
Bradley
Old Orchard
Annette
Ft. Knox
Chamber
Bartlett’s
Robert Bartlett
Howe’s Highway Store
R. C. Wakefield
Elm St
Plymouth
Chrysler
Desoto
FORD
Belvedere
DODGE
Dr. Hardtop
Savoy
Coronet
Windsor
Dr. Nassau
BUICK
Dr. Sedan
L. C
Maling
Dyna Panhard—International
Alfred Road
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