Daughters of Isabella Delegates Pay Respects in Berlin NH
Mrs Cerilda Garon Mrs Rose Labbe Mrs Blanche St Louis Mrs Hervey Breton and Mrs Emilia Bolduc delegates from Our Lady of Victory circle motored to Berlin New Hampshire to pay respects to the late Mrs Rose Ouellette formerly of Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerilda Garon
Rose Labbe
Blanche St. Louis
Hervey Breton
Emilia Bolduc
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
Berlin
N. H
Rose Ouellette
Biddeford
Lizzie Hutchins 71 Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Mrs Lizzie A Hutchins 71 widow of Keith B Hutchins Wildes District Kennebunkport died suddenly last night at a Biddeford hospital She was born in Milton Mass daughter of Henry and Elizabeth A Ash She belonged to Kennebunkport Memorial unit American Legion auxiliary Extension Service Survived by husband three sons James S Sanford Herbert H Kennebunkport Keith L Long Island N Y one daughter Mrs Ivan J Wildes Kennebunkport one brother Thomas J Ash Canton Mass and one sister Mrs Harriet Maier Hyde Park Mass eight grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm from Village Baptist church Kennebunkport with Rev George Urban officiating Friends may call Sunday evening at the Bibber Memorial Chapel 67 Summer street Kennebunkport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie A. F Hutchins
Biddeford
Keith B. Hutchins
Wildes District
Kennebunkport
Milton
Mass
Henry
Elizabeth A. (Tagington) Ash
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Extension Service
James S.,sanford
Herbert H
St Joseph parish group to Boston for outing
Members of the Joan of Arc chair of St Joseph parish Biddeford will travel to Boston tomorrow for an outing. They will meet in front of St Joseph parish hall at 9 am. The York County Fish and Game Association Ladies auxiliary schedules their annual banquet Monday evening at the Columbia hotel Portland with members meeting Monday at 6 pm in front of the A and P store at Main and Ocean Park road in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Arc
St. Joseph Parish
Biddeford
Boston
St. Joseph Parish Hall
York County Fish and Game Association
Columbia Hotel
Portland
A and P
Main Street
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Church Youth Fellowships Meet Across Local Churches
Local Methodist, Baptist, Advent Christian and United Baptist churches schedule Sunday and tomorrow youth fellowship gatherings at multiple locations including South Biddeford Foss Street Saco and Kennebunkport. A Den ver General Conference filmstrip will be shown by Marames Currie. Official Boards hold meetings through Sunday with a centual banquet in Yarmouth. Children’s day observances planned at Biddeford United Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
The
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Youth Fellowship of
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Saco School Street
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Yarmouth
Gorham Sailor Held For Killing
Norfolk police hold Richard L. Blake a 22 year old Gorham Maine sailor for grand jury action on a murder charge in the death of merchant seaman Philip S. Griffin 38 of Belhaven North Carolina Griffin was found dead in a hotel room May 14 Blake an enlisted man aboard the aircraft carrier Independence faced a lie detector test and reportedly said he struck Griffin on the head with a telephone after a tavern meeting and continued drinking ether in Griffin s hotel room patrolman Jake did not testify
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Richard L. Blake
Gorham
Maine
Philip S. Griffin
Belhaven
N. C
Griffin
Blake
Independence
John L. Andrews
Jake
Card of Thanks from the Boissoneault family
The family of Gerard Boissoneault thanks relatives friends neighbors and organizations including the Knights of Columbus American Legion auxiliary and Saco Lowell Shops co workers for sympathy mass cards and floral tributes after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Marc Franck
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Saco-Lowell
Gerard Boissoneault
Camp Ellis Street Reopens After Storm Damage
Surf street in Camp Ellis Beach, battered by a northeast January storm, has been repaired and reopened to traffic. Yorkhill will be closed Sunday night to Wednesday for repairs. Saco’s Bay View parking lot, bought for 5000 dollars, is being filled with sand and gravel to ready the area. Beach access via a 50 foot right of way from Eagle Avenue toward Camp Ellis Beach was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surf
Camp Ellis Beach
Saco Street
Timothy Crowley
Crowley
Yorkhill
City of
Eagle Avenue
State Industry Accident Rate Is Near 759 Level
Augusta Maine reports manufacturing accident rate at 19.5 per million man hours in Q1 1960, below 1959 annual rate but above Q1 1959. Maine’s rate nearly doubles the 1958 national figure of 10.9, with lumber and wood products toping at 54.2 and furniture and fixtures at 48.0 while apparel at 1.0 and primary metals at 7.7 show lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Department of Labor and Industry
Chema and Allied Products
Nixon and Rockefeller Face Narrow Path to GOP Nomination
Nixon and Rockefeller, backed by Eisenhower, meet in New York during a British trade show opening with Prince Philip present. Rockefeller could duplicate a seven week push to secure the nomination as Nixon warns Americans about impatience with policies and the long arc of global conflict, hoping war is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Chicago
Willkie
Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Prince Philip
Feller
Quiet in Biddeford Police Circles
Quiet scenes prevailed in Biddeford as no accidents were reported no major complaints and no arrests prompting no session of municipal court this morning in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Chimney Fire at Nut Shell Lunch on Franklin Street Extinguished Upon Arrival
Lie Biddeford fire department responded to a chimney fire at the Nut Shell Lunch located at 5 Franklin Street last evening at 8 10. Firefighters arrived to find the blaze already extinguished. Building owner is Armand Goddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Biddeford
Franklin Street
Armand Goddard
Petition Filed For Wage Earner under Bankruptcy Act
A wage earner petition was filed in U S District Court in Portland yesterday. The debtor Leo J Strout of Biddeford an auto mechanic has debts of 772 34 and assets of 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Portland
Yester
Leo J. Strout
Biddeford
Ancient proverb notes money silencing the druth
A quip from old Russian saying when money speaks the druth falls quiet. It highlights wealth influencing opinion and attention, with a sharp irony about influence. The line captures a cultural observation on money and discourse.
Weather Outlook for Portland: Partly Cloudy and Warmer
The forecast for Portland calls for partly cloudy skies and a slight rise in temperatures tonight. Sunday will remain mainly cloudy with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Church Leader Will Address Methodists
Dr H W Barnes a Methodist district superintendent from Meerut India will speak Sunday to members of the South Biddeford and Foss Street Methodist churches He leads 21 pastors and over 33000 Methodist Christians in the Meerut district Located in Northern India 42 miles from New Delhi He has centered in the United States since last April and will speak at 930 am Pool Road and 1100 am Foss Street churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Barnes
Meerut
India
South Biddeford
Foss Street
Barnes
New Delhi
United States
Agra
Methodist Church
Denver
Cal
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Pool Road
Foss Street Methodist Church
One Injured In Accident On Maine Turnpike
A late night crash on the Maine Turnpike at Kennebunk left one man with leg abrasions and a dislocated shoulder after a station wagon struck a guard rail on the Mousam River bridge and burst into flames. Edward Symmes, L Rhena Howard, and Rudolph Geiger were ejected. Geiger was admitted to Webber Hospital with injuries. State Trooper David Knight investigated with Kennebunk Fire Department assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Kennebunk
Edward Symmes
Gainsville
Fla
Mousam River
Symmes
L. Rhena Howard
Miami Beach
Rudolphe Geige
Winchester
Mass
Webber Hosital
Kennebunk Fire Department
Geiger
Andre Fortier
David Knight
Alfred
Turnpike Police
Castro Blames U.S. for Refusal to Refine Soviet Oil
Castro charged that foreign oil firms refuse to refine Soviet crude oil as an act of treachery led by the U S State Department. He said the move aims to destroy the Cuban revolution by leaving Cuba without oil and warned the companies to rectify their decision or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
U. S. State Department
Cuba
Los Angeles Democratic Convention Committee Raises Funds
The Los Angeles Committee for the Democratic National Convention reports $450000 raised to stage the convention and projects a $50000 surplus. It remains nonpartisan aside from strong local support for Los Angeles and its sole aim is funding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lobster Trap Charges Spark Youths’ Innocence Verdicts
John B. Gagne, 18, and Richard Gagne, 17, brothers of Biddeford Pool, were found innocent in Biddeford municipal court of Coastal Warden charges of molesting lobster traps. John Gagne was found guilty on a second charge of possessing five short lobster traps, fined $50 or 30 days, posted $200 bail for an appeal to York County Superior Court. Attorney Joseph F. Harvey and County Atty. Marcel R. Viger led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
Richard Gagne
Yates Street
Biddeford Pool
Biddeford
John Gagne
Simon Spill
York County Superior Court
Joseph FE. Harvey
Marcel R. Viger
Lightning beat Green Lantern 11 to 5 in Biddeford league
Lightning won its fourth of six Biddeford Softball League starts at Memorial Field, scoring 11 against Green Lantern. Al Chretient opened his first at bat with a league record eight straight hits, Norm Huot homered in the second, and Al Hubert pitched despite 11 walks and three hit batters as Lanternmen stranded 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightning Club
Biddeford
Memorial Field
Green Lantern Club
al Chretient
Norm Huot
al Hu
Bert
Eight Grade Graduation Held at Kennebunkport School
Graduation exercises for Kennebunkport Consolidated School eighth graders featured a program of music and remarks led by Principal Gagne. Rev. Urban gave the invocation, Rev. Megert delivered the main address, and Supt. Seekins presented certificates. The class colors were blue and white, and a dance followed at the Olympian club hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Boudreau
Pomp
Huot
Dominique Brochu
Gagne
A. Chretien
Bordage
R. Cote
Ray Tardif
Rousselle
Audet
D. Gregoire
Hubert
George Urban
Kennebunkport Village Baptist Church
Henry 0. Megert
Methodist Church
On-The Cape
Cape Porpoise
Supt. of Schools
John S. Seekins, Jr
Mrs Dale Conway Honored At Coffee in Kennebunk
Mrs L Dale Conway was guest of honor at a morning coffee hosted by Mrs Thomas Kezar and Mrs Francis Condon on Fletcher Street Kennebunk. Guests included numerous local ladies. Conway and her sons Steven and Gary planned travel to Norfolk Virginia to visit Lt(jg) Alton Bowdoin and later Salt Lake City to join Mr Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dale Conway
Thomas Kezar
Fletcher Street
Kennebunk
Kezar
Francis Condon
Kennebunk Beach
Conway
Steven
Gary
Edgar Bowdoin
Norfolk
Alton Bowdoin
Bowdoin
Conway and Sons
Washington
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dorrance Clark
Bailey Wentworth
Henry Pierce
Thomas Reagan
Ronald McBride
Robert Marx
Richard Michaels
J. Russell Yates
Samuel Simpson
Harrison Taylor
James Kosvanec
William Cha3
Warren Bowdoin
Condon
Prompt Tax Payment in Saco for 1% Discount
City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis announced that Saco real estate tax bills paid before July 15 will receive a 1 percent discount. Tax Collector Catherine Hangon will apply the discount to full, single-property bills, with 6 percent interest starting October 1 for bills unpaid after September 1. Tax bills should be mailed by Tuesday afternoon barring delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
Catherine Hangon
Jurges Fired as Boston Red Sox Manager
Boston manager Billy Jurges, 58, says the firing is best for all after the slump-ridden Red Sox ousted him. Veteran coach De Baker remains interim manager, with no successor named. Jurges pledged to return to baseball, while owner Tom Yawkey expressed regret over the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Billy Jurges
Boston Red Sox
Jurges
Arlington
de Baker
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Ofton Press
Yawkey
Mike Higgins
New Ambulance Arrives For Use In Saco
Saco received a 1957 Cadillac air conditioned ambulance for the Fire Department replacing a 1953 model. It cost 7150 with 2700 trade in, 4450 from a special Saco ambulance fund and 724 from the city contingent fund to be paid back from operating profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
City of Saco
Puppy Found Left At Damp At Kennebunkport Dump
Kennebunkport police report a second cruelty incident in a year at the town dump where a four to five week old puppy was found. Clayton Shuffleb urg found the animal while disposing rubbish and took it home to care for it. Police chief Nicholas Inniss warns cruelty to animals is a serious offense and will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Clayton Shuffleburg
Shuffleburg
Nicholas Inniss
Red Sox Season Twists From Bright Start to Bottom
The club inherited an eighth place position and lifted to fifth. This season the Red Sox opened strong but then collapsed to the cellar, slipping from early momentum to a poor finish.
New York GOP Leader Backs Rockefeller At Rally
George S. Hinman said Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will support the 1960 GOP ticket and aid in winning New York. He doubted Rockefeller's presidential nomination and noted no plan to place Rockefeller's name at the convention. Hinman called Rockefeller's remarks a factor in shaping party leadership, not a split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George S. Hinman
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Hinman
GOP National Committee
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
National Committee
Nixon
Change needed in US system says land at MIT
Dr Edward H Land, head of Polar oid Co and inventor of one minute photography, urged a major US system rebuild in a commencement address at MIT. He warned excellence has cost devastations, noting society neglects the talented and confines many to dull mediocrity while a few prosper. He urged using all true ability to raise the many to higher achievement. Chili con carne leftover is suggested to be spooned into tomatoes and baked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Edwin H. Land
Polaroid Co
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dr. Land
Nation's Top Housewife Is Crowned
Mrs. George Murphy, 31, of Kentland Indiana, crowned Mrs. America after beating 49 state contestants and D C. She spoke from a sickbed while her husband served breakfast in bed in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Her children are Steven Michael Patrick Jeffrey and Cynthia. Runner up was Mrs. Jack O Connor of Granite Falls Minnesota and third was Mrs. Robert Clemens of Savannah Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
America
George Murphy
Kentland
Ind
District of Columbia
Chicago
George
Murphy
Jack O'Connor
Garnite Falls
Minn
Robert Clemens
Savannah
Job Loss Feared By Textile Unit
Providence Rhode Island based textile association warns 3000 to 5000 Rhode Island textile jobs may be lost in coming years if tariff concessions persist for Geneva GATT negotiations. A hearing on July 11 will review a preliminary list of products for tariff talks. Association secretary treasurer Stanley B. Thomas says all textile items must be removed before negotiations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Geneva
Stanley B. Thomas
Association
Nuptials Highlight Oklahoma Wedding of Cabe and Adams
Miss Janet Sue Cabe of Westville Oklahoma married Dr Donald Kendrick Adams of Nashville Tennessee at the Rose Chapel Boston Avenue Methodist Tulsa Oklahoma The bride wore a rosepoint lace gown with peau de soie and a bouquet of orchids and stephanotis Best man Yan Zin Park Seoul Korea and ushers Frank Denton Lubbock Texas Jay Davisson Tulsa Attendants wore blue and pastel gowns A reception followed at the Harvard Club The couple plan to reside in Nashville after a wedding trip to Colorado Adams holds advanced degrees and has served as an educational advisor in Korea and for the U S Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Ogunquit
Rose Ck Pel
Boston Avenue Methodist Church
Tulsa
Okla
Janet Sue Cabe
Ernest H. Cabe
Westville
Donald Kendrick Adams
Nashville
John B. Wolfe
All Souls Unitarian Church
Barbara Benefiel
Donna Mack
Sunland
Calif
Sharon Davisson
Yan Zin Park
Seoul
Korea
Frank Denton
Lubbock
Texas
Jay Davisson
Cabe
Harvard Club
Bill Hamblin
Dean Stabler
David Shorten
Robert Boutz
Colorado
Crestview Drive
Tenn
Adams
Central High Schools
University of Oklahoma
Vanderbilt University
Delta Gamma Sorority
Wells High School
University of New Hampshire
University of Connecticut
U. S. Air Force
United Nations
U. S
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
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Lizzie Hutchins
Counies
Village Baptist Church
Lym Baptist Church
Goodwin Mills
Lyman Baptist Church
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Church
Heliodore Laverdiere
Albert Gadbois
Camp Ellis Street
Paper and Allied Industries
Convention Funds
Robert L. Fowler
Lewis M. Fowler
Balsam Jane
Old Orchard Beach
University of Maine
Fowler
Diane Farr
Gwen Marie
Johnson City
N. Y
General Electric Co
Springvale A
Roy
Perreault
AMIE
East End
le Voltigeur
Rochambeau
Green Lantern
Spooiode Ons
East Ed
Springvale
Lightning
Voltigeur
Rochnbeau
K-Port
Green Lantern Ab R Hooa E Rog. Gagne
D. Binette
Laverierre
B. Dutremble
B. Dallaire
B. Chretien
Agreste
S. Ray Gagne
Brown
R. Tardif
Caissie
Rog. Gagne
Foran
Hubert ‘Agreste
Ray Gagne
Huber
P. Binette
Martel
Janelle
Laliberte
Charland
Corio
Chretien
Kennebunk Junior High School
Brenda Regan
Elizabeth Silliker
Francine Battles
Fay Adjutant
Natalie Wildes
Madeline Bartlett
Leanne Travers
Caroline Russell
Gail Varney
Judy Willey
Ronald Murray
David Clark
Dana Pangborn
Carl Christensen
Ernest Morris
Billy Garry
John Pierce
Bobby Pelletier
Bobby Velevis
Billy Welch
Dale Conway
Journal
Oklahoma
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