Mokarzel couple at Vermont convention and Fort Wayne graduate
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mokarzel of Lewis Avenue Old Orchard Beach returned from Smugler Notch Stowe Vermont where Mokarzel attended a Vermont Brewers convention. Ivan Aranovitch has returned to Fort Wayne Indiana after attending his daughter Leahs graduation exercises at Old Orchard Beach.
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Joseph Mokarzel
Lewis Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Smugler Notch
Stowe
Mokarzel
Ivan Aranovitch
Fort Wayne
Ind
Leah
Nunan, Lina Barrett. longtime Cape Porpoise grocer dies
Mrs Lina Barrett Nunan of Cape Porpoise died yesterday at a Kennebunk convalescent home after a long illness. Born in East Boston on December 9, 1879, she owned Nunan's Grocery for years and belonged to Cape Porpoise Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters Doris Mackenna and Florence Nunan, one grandchild, two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with Rev Henry Meyert. burial in Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Barrett) Nunan
Cape Porpoise
Kennebunk
Boston
Alphonso and
Adalaid (Onthank Stevenson
Arthur W. Nunan
Nunian
Doris Mackenna
Florence Nunan
Henry Meyert
Arundel Cemetery
Bibber
Saco firemen auxiliary to meet at 8 with lunch
Saco Firemen's auxiliary will meet Thursday night at 8 at the Saco fire station. Members are asked to bring box lunches. Union chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and Union lodge A F and A M will observe St Johns day by attending the morning worship in a body at Goodwins Mills Methodist church at 10 45 Sunday. The minister Rev Norman J Langmaid will preach his sermon Worlds We Live In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Fire Station
Union Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Union Lodge
A. F
A. M
St. Johns
Goodwins Mills Methodist Church
Norman J. Langmaid
Biddeford United Baptist picnic at Hills Beach
Members of Biddeford United Baptist church and Sunday school plan an annual picnic for Saturday June 24 at the summer home of Mrs Genevieve McDon eld Hills Beach. Cars depart church at 10 am and attendees bring box lunches. Preschool children must be accompanied by an adult. The School street Methodist Church Saco hosts a strawberry festival in the vestry Thursday at 7 30 pm followed by a talk on Scandinavia by Miss Margaret Clark and piano by Mrs Maude Tuttle. A Commission on Christian Social Concerns meeting will be held at School street Methodist church Saco on Sunday evening at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Women's Society of Christian Service
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Margaret Clark
Maude Tuttle
Commission On Christian Social Concerns
Crew Begins Tearing Down Theater Walls
BOSTON AP Wreckers moved to the fire weakened walls of the 115 year old Old Howard Theater a landmark with a history from Edwin Booth to Gypsy Rose C A three alarm fire yesterday destroyed the interior and the city will not renew its license since 1953. A committee seeking a 1.5 million drive to save the theatre as a museum criticized the building commission order to remove the upper third of the granite walls. Dean L Gitter of Cambridge urged a full fire investigation calling the fire unlikely accidental given timing near restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Howard Theater
Edwin Booth
Howard
Dean L. Gitter
Cambridge
Funeral services for Joseph Dubuc in Biddeford
Funeral services for Joseph Dubuc of 158 Cleaves Street Biddeford were held at St. Andre church with Rev. Laurier Martineau presiding. Deacon Rev. Robert Martel and subdeacon Rev. Gerard Parent assisted. male quartet led singing. Mrs. Laura L. Proulx organist. Military honors by a list including Sgt. William Johnson and others. VFW delegation present. Sacred Heart league members attended graveside prayers. out of town attendees listed from Brockton Salem Lawrence Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dubuc
Cleaves Street
Biddeford
St. Andre Church
Laurier Martineau
Robert Martel
Gerard Parent
Laura L. Proulx
Sgt
William Johnson
Avie Richard Montgomery
Charles Cook
Charles Hildreth
Frank S. Carraciolo
Alubert J. Lannone
Herman R. Quinion
Robert R. Walters
Marine Corps
Charles A. Harmon
VFW
Beavers
Sacred Heart League of St
Josephat Tardiff
Aime Desrosiers
Rayers
Graveside
Ev. Robert Martel
Martineau
Brockton
Mass
Henry Martineau
Salem
Mary Chalefourd
Peabody
Arthur Lambert
Arthur Cormier
Lawrence
Mary Winter
Portland
Card of Thanks for deep bereavement sympathy
A card of thanks expresses gratitude to relatives friends neighbors Sacred Heart League Notre Dame Hospital staff Dr J Patane and others for floral spiritual bouquets and expressions of sympathy during the recent bereavement from Rosaire Boisclair Leopold Picard and Family Raynald Beaudoin Norman Boisclair Raymond Boisclair and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart League
Notre Dame Hospital
J. Patane
Joan of Cars
Rosaire Boisclair
Leopold Picard
Raynald Beaudoin
Norman Boisclair
Raymond Boisclair
Lillian Hooper 1882 78 Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Rand Hooper 78 of Kennebunk Lower Village died yesterday in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born August 19, 1882 in Kennebunkport, she was daughter of Henry and Saran Rand. She lived much of her life in Kennebunk and held roles in the Aurora chapter Order of the Eastern Star and the Kennebunk Mother’s Club. She belonged to Village Baptist Church, Kennebunkport. Funeral from Village Baptist Church Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. George Urban officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford. Memorial chapel Wednesday and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian (Rand) Hooper
Kennebunk Lower Village
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Henry and
Saran ( Wildes) Rand
Kennebunk
Mos
Hooper
Aurora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Mother's Club
Village Baptist Church
George Urban
Greenwood Cemetery
Bibber
Danvers man Harry Barnes 69 dies in Massachusetts
Harry D Barnes of Danvers Massachusetts formerly of Wells Maine died yesterday morning. He was a longtime druggist who retired in 1959 and worked over 50 years in drug stores. Survived by a son, six sisters, and a grandson and granddaughter. Funeral services Thursday at the James F E Cornell Funeral Home in Danvers with burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery in Gloucester. Friends may call today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Barnes
Danvers
Mass
Wells
Nelly (Ferguson) Barnes
Barnes
Maine
Massachusetts
Harry A. Barnes
Mabel Goodwin
Essex
Mildred Davis
California
Edna I Morris
Maud Pugh
Rebecca Bath
Margaret Barnes
Springfield
James FE. Cornell
Parks Street
Mount Pleasant
Goucester
Death of Cecil Stackpole at 75 in Biddeford
Cecil Stackpole 75 of 15 Grant Street Biddeford died suddenly at home Tuesday. Born Portland July 10 1885 he worked nearly 50 years for Portsmouth Light and Power. Survivors include son Cecil T. Stackpole Jr mother Alman Stackpole two sisters and three grandchildren. Services Friday at Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco with calling hours tomorrow. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Thomas Stackpole
Grant Street
Biddeford
Portsmouth
N. H
Portland
Irving C
Alma Foss Stackpole
Portsmouth Light and Power Company
First Methodist Church of
New Hampshire
Woodlawn
Mrs Fabiola Guilbeault Passes After Long Illness
Fabiola Guilbeault 79 died Tuesday evening at her daughter’s home in Biddeford after a long illness. Born in Wells, she lived in Biddeford 78 years. Survived by husband Edgar, daughter, two sisters Mrs Eugene Grenier and Mrs Ronald Lavigne and several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 9 a.m. from St Joseph church. Visitation at Bolduc Funeral Home today and Thursday 2-4 and 7-10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabiola Guilbeault
Edgar Guilbeault
Harry Twomey
Elm Street
Biddeford
Wells
Charles and
Cedelie (Lebarge
St. Ouis
Eugene Grenier
Saco
Ronald Lavigne
St. Joseph Church
Bolduc
Alfred Street
Need Of Legal Medicine Cited
ROCKLAND AP The chief medical examiner for New York City says medical schools should be more concerned about teaching the legal aspects of medicine. Dr Milton Helpern told the Maine Medical Association the law schools realize the importance of the field but the medical schools are almost ignoring it. Legal medicine involves more than statistics of death and is used to establish guilt or innocence in fatalities and injury cases, to decide insurance cases and to determine whether conditions need correction to avoid fatalities or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
New York City
Milton Helpern
Maine Medical Association
Portland Weather Summary
Port land area sees partly cloudy skies this afternoon with cooler temperatures and southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight rain develops with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph and little temperature change. Thursday remains cloudy with rain possibly heavy in the morning, then partly cloudy later. winds shift to northeast and east at 15 to 25 mph with little temperature change. Local lows last night included Caribou 57 Eastport 46 Greenville 57 Rumford 58 Portland 57 Mt Wash 46 Concord 58 Halifax 40 Montreal 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Ogunquit Bound Summer Visitor Dies In Crash
Professor Benjamin L. Whittier, 62, of North Carolina State College of Textiles, was killed in a collision on U S Route 95 while en route from Raleigh to Ogunquit. He struck a parked truck driven by Malcolm Wormshead of Rochester New Hampshire. Wormshead was uninjured. Whittier had family in Ogunquit and spent summers there, with real estate ties cited by a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College of Textiles
Ogunquit
Raleigh N.C
Benjamin L. Whittier
Malcolm Wormshead
Rochester
N.H
New Hampshire
Maine
Woemahoos
Boston & Maine Transportation Co
Whittier
Edward Holmes
William Abbott
Sparhawk
Arthur Lewis
New York City
Stearns Road
Tax Deferral Debate Shapes Maine Bill Provisions
The article explains how a Maine bill was redrafted to alter its impact and how Reed invoked a constitutional provision. It notes the governor has five days to sign or veto while in session, or it becomes law without a signature, and if adjournment occurs, he has three days after the next session to decide. Unsigned acts stay inoperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Maine
U N Arbitral Tie Seen in Navalac Case
U S envoy Clayton Fritchey said arbitration can start only if a dispute with the secretary general exists, noting no such issue is current. Czechoslovak envoy Zdensk Cernik denied the claim, stating Prague had rejected charges against Navalac and that further instructions were awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Fritchey
U.S
United States
Fritchey
Naevalac
Zdensk Cernik
Nacvalac
Prague
Longshore Strike Paralysis Halts Maritime Trade Nationwide
Harbor officials report longshoremen refusing to cross picket lines as negotiations stall. Gleason notes striking crew enjoying pay while 6000 plus remain unemployed. Industry leaders met privately as the maritime dispute freezes operations, halting over 100 liners and widespread shipping and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Auction sale set for 1.3 million in equipment in Maine
Richard E. Poulos the bankruptcy referee ordered the sale of 1.3 million dollars worth of J. R. Cianchette and Sons Corp construction equipment at public auction. After failed refinancing attempts, the auctions will be held July 7 in Pittsfield July 8 in Bangor and July 10 in Fort Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Richard E. Poulos
U. S
J. R. Cianchette and Sons Corp
Poulos
Pittsfield
Bangor
Fort Fairfield
Boy Nearly Strangled Climbing Rope on Porch
An eleven year old boy, Gerald Brunelle, became tangled in a rope while climbing onto a porch roof in Chelsea. He was hospitalized in Augusta after his mother freed the rope from his neck and a passerby performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until a fire rescue squad arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Gerald Brunelle
Leo Brunelle
Augusta
Dom
Welcome To The Fold Welcome To The Fold
Birth notices from Biddeford Saco Journal list multiple newborns with parents and addresses. Daughters and sons born at Notre Dame Hospital and various facilities include Madeleine Jeannette Goulet Debra Ann Petit Vance Michael Millette and Robert Thomas along with parental, maternal, and paternal grandparents' names and locations in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Dover Somersworth and West Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland L. Petit
Paul Street
Saco
Debra Ann
John Petit
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Roland Morisette
Gainsville
Fla
Florida Hospital
Morissette
Mary Horsfield
Harry Horsfield
Graham Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Benoit A. Goulet
Highland — Street
Madeleine Jeannette
Roland Petit
Deborah Ann
Lionel Dery
Pike Street
Gerard Asselin
Clifford — Street
Vance Michael
Jacques Millette
West Point
N. Y
Edmond Millette
South Street
Josephat Tardif
Louis E. Gendron
Prospect Street
Roger Gouin
Chestnut Street
Dover
N. H
Wentworth Hospital
Gouin
Barbara Lamirande
Richard Lassonde
Somersworth
Frisbie Hospital
Rochester
Adelard Ledoux
Westmore Avenue
Lillian Lassonde
Indigo Hill Road
Edward L. Elliott
North Palm Beach
Robert Thomas
St. Mary Hospital
Thomas A. Colpitts
Harvey Street
Edward Elliott
West Palm Beach
Raymond L. Hackett
Needham
Mass
Laura Elizabeth
Needham Memorial Hospital
Hackett
Mary Elizabeth Benton
Edgar R. Beaulieu
Union Street
Edgar R. Jr
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Vital Beaulieu
Beach Street
Ron Saucier
Miss Cormier May Get Post in Maine Politics
Portland report says Democratic State Chairman Alton A. Lessard of Lewiston expects the appointment soon of Lucia M. Cormier of Rumford to either collector of customs in Portland or federal regional education commissioner. Cormier, a former Rumford high school teacher, was defeated last year in her bid to unseat Senator Margaret Chase Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Alton A. Lessard
Lewiston
Lucia M. Cormier
Rumford
Cormier
U. S
Margaret Chase Smith
Lessard
Maine
Portland Evening Express
Olive Rebekahs Memorial Service in Kennebunk
Olive Rebekah lodge held a memorial service for deceased members with Virginia Merrill presiding. W. Gilman Fiske was honored as the charter was draped, and donations to the Schuyler Colfax Memorial fund were requested. The group planned a float for the River carnival and reported proceeds from the June Alumni supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Merrill
Noble Grand
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Kennebunk
Pauline Hayes
Grace McBride
Roberta Martin
Carla McBride
Rita Pitman
Helen Welch
Evelyn Court
W. Gilman Fiske
Schuyler Colfax Memorial Fund
Kennebunk-Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Mildred Thyng
Millie Coyle
Pine Cone Lodge
Wiscassett
Arlena Hubbard
Ada Foss
Eva Emery
Mary Cole
Alberta Morison
JFKs crutches due for heave on Thursday
President Kennedy has clearance to discard his crutches after assessments by Dr Janet Travell and two orthopedic specialists. They deemed his back ailment improved and predicted he could resume his full daily schedule without crutches in about two days, suggesting Thursday as the likely date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Mount Vernon man builds windmill for corn grinding
James A Bear of Mount Vernon constructs a twelve foot diameter windmill with four twenty foot blades atop a thirty foot tower on a hill. He says it may be the only operating windmill in Ohio today and uses it to grind white flint eating corn into cornmeal for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon, Ohio
James A. Bear
Mount Vernon
Beam
Ohio
Pennsylvania
State Police urge careful travel before vacation trips
The State Police remind readers to check road maps accommodations reservations gas oil tires and especially driving attitude before taking a trip. They urge care caution and common sense with a call to slow down and live.
Start Of Summer Is Greeted By Showers
Eastern half of the nation marks the first day of summer with showers and thunderstorms. Heaviest rain centered in Alabama and Tennessee, with a wet band stretching toward the Atlantic. A Gulf Coast storm caused damage from Pensacola to Tallahassee, including a destroyed house and damaged barns. Rain totals included Montgomery 1 inch and Chattanooga 0.78 inch. readings varied from 40s to 90s across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated &Ess
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Atlantic
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Tallahassee
House
Weather Bureau
Seagrove Beach
Sycamore
Gulf Coast
Montgomery
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Maine
Ohio Valley
New Mexico
Michigan
Wisconsin
California
Vermont
New York State
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Far Southwest
Needles
Calif
China Lake
Congregational leaders plan three day international seminar
Christian leaders from abroad missionaries and national executives of the Congregational Christian churches meet at Old Orchard for a three day seminar. About 30 laymen and women from New England and New York attend under the theme God Calls To Renewal and Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Christian Churches
Old Orchard
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Overseas Agency of the
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
God
Ralph R. Shrader
Boston
The
Congregational Christian Missions
Hollywood Tidbits Spark Separation and Squabbles
AP report details Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner separating after 32 years of marriage with no immediate divorce plans. Also covered are Lana Turner settlement disputes over Johnny Stompanato’s 1958 death, Gary Crosby’s nervous exhaustion, Linda Christian’s trust fund bid rejection, and Brendan Behan touring with his new play Richards Cork Leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Natalie
Scottsdale, Ariz
Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Lana
Cheryl Crane
Stompanato
Melvin Belli
John Stompanato III
Louis G. Blau
Gary Crosby
Bing Crosby
Gary
Chicago
Clyde Cemetery Honors Three War Heroes
In Clyde Ohio a cemetery holds the graves of Civil War Union general James B McPherson the first casualty in the Spanish American War George B Meek and World War II infantry hero Rodger Young reflecting the nation’s military lineage in a single historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Ohio
James B. McPherson
George B. Meek
Rodger Young
Iguana Treats Among San Salvador Islanders
Residents of San Salvador indulge in iguana as a local delicacy with cultural roots and informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Veno Retains One Golf Title After Another
SCARBOROUGH AP Jim Veno of Orono won his fourth straight schoolboy golf title at Willowdale Golf Club. He edged Auburn's Dick Read by one stroke 72 to 75 total 147 after a tense final hole. Read needed a five-foot putt to tie but missed. Doug Hall Old Orchard Stan Elewitch Portland finished 3rd and 4th in qualifying with 156. Barry Potter Portland was 166. Two 18-hole rounds remain with a final on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Jim Veno
Orono
Maine
Willowdale Golf Club
Veno
Auburn
Dick Read
Read
Doug Hall
Old Orchard
Stan Elewitch
Portland
Barry Potter
Binette Appeals Driving Case To High Court
Richard Binette of Biddeford appeals a driving while intoxicated conviction to York County Superior Court. Judge Simon Spill upheld the $100 fine or 60 days in jail and $500 bail. Trooper Baston testified to the June 14 incident and Binette's claim of two beers after a pre nuptial party. In a separate action Maurice Lebel was fined $10 for passing on a curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Binette
Glendale Avenue
Biddeford
York County Superior Court
Simon Spill
Binette
Sherwood K. Baston
Baston
Atty
Roger Nadeau
Somersworth
N. H
John Harvey
Maurice R. Lebel
Clifford Street
Spill
Four Questions On Referendum For October 10
Augusta AP reports four questions from the departed 100th Legislature will go to a special referendum on October 10. A $6 million highway bond is set to guide future construction planning, with a concurrent $2.6 million student housing bond for four teachers colleges. Two constitutional amendments seek votes at next election. One would place state retirement funds in trust, the other would allow municipalities to finance industrial plant construction if approved locally. If opponents gather 42,000 signatures to an initiative petition, the parochial school bus bill may also appear on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta AP
Saco Police Probe Break Into Camp
Saco police investigate a break in at Alton Carver s camp on Lincoln Road in North Saco Portland. Chief Raymond Kerry said entry was gained by forcing the rear window and several tools were taken during the weekend raid. Carver had not visited since January. The case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Alton Carver
Portland
North
Raymond Kerry
Carver
Lincoln Road
Brick Tavern Sold for Residence in Lis Hollo Route 117
Brick Tavern on Route 117 in Hollis has been sold to Mr and Mrs Daniel F Zimmerman. They plan to occupy it as a residence. Sale facilitated by Benton Insurance Agency Inc 172 Main Street Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 117
Hollis
Daniel F. Zimmerman
Benton Insurance Agency, Inc
Mein Street
Saco
Maine State Society of Washington elects new officers
Washington report notes Edward G Hu of Brunswick Maine becomes president of the Maine State Society of Washington. New officers include James V Day Kennebunk Grace Lee Augusta Katherine M Bigelow Easton vice presidents Mrs Gerald Murch Portland corresponding secretary Alice Clark Biddeford recording secretary Alton M Porter South Paris treasurer and Mrs Alton Porter assistant secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward G. Hudon
Brunswick
Maine
Maine State Society of Washington
Supreme Court
James V. Day
Kennebunk
Grace Lee
Augusta
Katherine M. Bigelow
Easton
Gerald Murch
Portland
Alice Clark
Biddeford
Alton M. Porter
South Paris
Alton Porter
Lewiston doctor elected Maine Medico Legal group chief
Dr. Charles Branch a pathologist at Central Maine General Hospital Lewiston was chosen president of the Maine Medico Legal Society. The vote occurred during the society meeting held alongside the Maine Medical Association annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Charles Branch
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Maine Medico-Legal Society
Maine Medical Association
Family ties linked to most murders study says
Sociologist Gerhard J. Falk of Buffalo State Teachers College reports a study across 86 American cities finding that 90 percent of murders involve people related to each other and living in the same house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Gerhard J. Falk
Buffalo State Teachers College
Pennsylvania's name origin tied to William Penn's land pledge
The name Pennsylvania derives from William Penn and translates to Penn's forest, reflecting its colonial founder and the forested region he claimed for his colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Penn's
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Missions Council
Paul A. Gettinger
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Shrader
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Los Angeles
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Tolonto
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