Local Notables and Residents Noted in Briefs
Personal notices from Saco Biddeford and surrounding towns list medical and surgical patients at Notre Dame hospital including Mrs Cora K Stillman Mrs Sylvia Therrien and Mrs Andelie Lemieux Also Desire Morin and Lionel St Louis receive care At Notre Dame hospital a patient is listed as Josephine Rioux following a tonsillectomy A social trio Fred and Rhames Hersey and Celia Lauzon spent a day at Little Sebago lake with Mr and Mrs Al Sanders Jeanne Bibeau attended a New York fashion show in Boston A society figure Romayne Helms improved at home in Portland after illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora K. Stillman
North Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Rhames H Rsey
Gore Street
Biddeford
Goodwins Mills
Gary Monroe
Sylvia Therrien
Liberty Avenue
Notre Dame Hospital
Andelie Lemieux
Prosped Street
Desire Morin
Parent Avenue
Lionel
St. Louis
Vine Street
Josephine Rioux
Pool Street
Rene Dube
Anttonio Dube
Western Avenue
Cecelia Lauzon
Elm Street
Little Sebago Lake
al Sanders
Frances E Googins Dies at Biddeford after Long Illness
Frances E Estelle Googins 7 a Biddeford native and active club woman died last night at a local hospital after a long illness. Born in Biddeford she was daughter of Richard S and Mrs Go origins. She worked at Orchard Beach branch of Biddeford and Saco Water Co and later Cumberland Light and Power Co. She retired 20 years ago and ran an insurance business. She belonged to Foss Street Methodist Church Women Society of Christian Service Thursday Club and Biddeford and Saco BPW. Survivors include three nephews Richard L Googins Freeman Googins and Wilbur Cooper. Funeral Friday at 1 30 p m at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco. Friends may call Thursday 7 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Estelle Googins
Biddeford
Richard S. Googins
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Portland Weather Outlook with Clouds and Showers
Variable cloudiness and mild temperatures. Increasing clouds tonight with not quite so cool conditions. Mostly cloudy Thursday with some showers developing in the afternoon. Winds S 10 to 15 mph this afternoon, S 5 to 10 mph tonight, then SE 11 to 20 mph late Thursday. Zone 1 temperatures 73 to 50. Overnight lows listed for multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
Washington
Miami
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Halifax
Montreal
Club Calendar Meeting at Biddeford American Legion
The Tighe Beaudoin Farley post in Biddeford will host a club calendar meeting Friday at 8 p m at the post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin Farley St
American Legion
Biddeford
Church choir to rehearse Thursday at Fess Street church
The Fess Street Methodist church choir will rehearse Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church The Christian Science Society Hamilton Memorial reading room at 42 Beach Street Saco will be open tomorrow from 2 to 4 in the afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess Street Methodist Church
The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
Uni tarian Universalist youth choir outing set at Ferry Beach
The annual outing will be held Thursday at 5 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Shaffer Sunset avenue Ferry Beach All food will be furnished If weather is bad the outing will be moved to the next fair day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian-Universalist
Howard Shaffer
Sunset Avenue
Ferry Beach
Church and club meetings posted for tomorrow evening
A service of Singspiration is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Wildwood Baptist chapel Turbot s creek Kennbeunkport. The pulpit committee will meet at Lace United Baptist church tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The Junior Songsters meet at Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army hall Thursday at 3 30 p m.
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Wildwood Baptist Chapel
Turbot's Creek
Kennbeunkport
The
Lace United Baptist Church
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army Hall
Orchard Beach Salvation Army Meeting Set Tomorrow
The O d Orchard Beach Salvation Army Junior and Senior Timber groups will meet tomorrow at 4 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'd Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Torchbearers of Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army Meet
The Torchbearers of the Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday to discuss community service plans and upcoming drives. Members are urged to attend for updates and volunteer assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Driver Escapes After Crashing Car Into House
Falmouth police search woods near Allen Avenue home of George P. Ward after a stolen car with Vermont plates slammed into his living room wall following a chase from Back Cove Portland. Six cruisers involved as the unidentified driver fled on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Allen Avenue
George P. Wardwell
Back Cove
Portland
Vermont
Helicopters Move Ranger Station To New Site
Rangers at Baxter State Park used two Army helicopters to relocate a 24 by 28 foot ranger station weighing 11 tons from Chimney Pond to Togue Pond about three miles. The prefabricated building was moved in pieces using basket slings and completed in minutes yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter State Park
Chimney Pond
Togue Pond
Walter F Holmes Funeral Services Held in Everett Mass
Funeral services for Walter F Holmes, father of Mrs Eliot B McLean of Saco, were held Tuesday at 1 30 p m in Woodlawn memorial chapel Everett Massachusetts Rev Birger Johnson of the First Parish Congregational church, Saco, officiating. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery, Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Holmes
Walter F .Holmes
Eliot B.mclean
Saco
Woodlawn Memorial Chapel
Everett
Mass
Birger Johnson
First Parish Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Mrs Fannie Callowhill Rites Held In Saco Funeral home
Funeral services for Mrs Fannie R Callowhill widow of Percy J Callowhill of Old Orchard Beach were held Tuesday at 1 30 p m from Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco. Rev Norman Langmaid pastor of School Street Methodist church Saco officiated and burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Callowhill
Fannie R. Callowhill
Percy J. Callowhill
Old Orchard Beach
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Norman Langmaid
School Street Methodist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Edward J Reilly Funeral Held At St Mary Church
Funeral services for Edward J Reilly founder of the Reilly Bakery of Biddeford were held at 9 am from St Mary church. The solemn high Mass was led by Rev Cornelius Enright with deacon Rev Francis Kane and sub deacon Rev Maurice Goan. Burial followed in St Mary cemetery with Prayers at the grave by Father Kane and bearers Basil C Emery Sr Franklin Flanagan Jere Small Harry Sullivan Robert Reay and Joseph Mylott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly Bakery Company
Biddeford
St. Mary Church
Cornelius J. Enright
Francis J. Kane
Maurice Goan
William Cleary
Elizabeth Seidel
St. Mary Cemetery
Father Kane
Basil C. Emery
Franklin Flanagan
Jere Small
Harry Sullivan
Robert Reay
Joseph Mylott
Funeral services for Ray Albert Johnson held in Portland
Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at the Peabody funeral home in Portland for Ray Albert Johnson 60 a former Granite Street Biddeford resident. He died in Atlanta Ga where he had lived since 1953 after Maine 30 years Massachusetts and finally Georgia. He was a special agent for the Department of Agriculture a World War I veteran and a Mason and Kora Shrine member. Survivors include his widow Madeleine M Chandler Bath three daughters Miss Margaret Johnson Atlanta Mrs Claude LaPlante Needham Mass and Mrs Roy Milley Linfield Center Mass a sister Mrs Anna May Ward Alliston Mass a brother Ralph Johnson Jacksonville Fla and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Funeral Home
Portland
Ray Albert Johnson
Granite Street
Biddeford
Charles W. Smith
Atlanta
Maine
Massachusetts
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Masonic Order
Kora Temple Shrine
Madeleine M. Chandler
Bath
Margaret Johnson
Claude —_ LaPlante
Needham
Mass
Roy Milley
Lynfield Center
Anna May Ward
Alliston
Ralph Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Heart Failure Ruled Cause Of Hiker's Death
Bethel medical examiner ruled that Jack Abels 34 of New York City died of a heart attack while hiking the Appalachian Trail. His body was found by another hiker Monday in a ravine on Baldpate Mountain near the New Hampshire line. He had been dead about two days. A 12 man team led by Wayne Lind retrieved the body yesterday. A Brunswick Naval Air Station helicopter tried twice to land but wind gusts thwarted the attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Jack Abels
New York City
Abels
Baldpate Mountain
New Hampshire
Wayne Lindsay
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Oklahoma city liquor law sets Sept. 1 start
Oklahoma City implements a new Alcoholic Beverage Control Board after Gov. Edmondson signs the liquor control bill. It establishes machinery for legal sales, with package sales allowed and a September 1 start deadline. A separate item reports a brush fire near Charles Newcomb on Portland Road in Saco, extinguished with no building damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco
Charles Newcomb
Portland Road
Saco
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Alcoholics Beverage Control Board
Howard Edmondson
Coffee No Cure Rockland Says No Quick Sobering
Dr Leon A Greenberg states coffee does not sober an intoxicated person. Laws about forcing caffeine or forcing exercise do not reverse drunkenness, and the result is a wide awake drunk instead of a sleepy one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Leon A. Greenberg
Undertaker guilty of murder in Augusta trial
A Superior Court jury convicted Eu gene J. Papolas, 34, of murdering Waterville undertaker John L. Emond, 31, who was dating Papolas's ex wife Irene Mayo Papolas. Sentencing deferred pending possible appeal. Papolas claimed Emond had harmed him and family stresses followed a bitter split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eugene J. Papolas
Papolas
John L. Emond
Waterville
Irene Mayo Papolas
Boston
Venezuelan industrialist and wife ride to Mexico City
Enrique A. Eraso and his wife arrived in Mexico City by taxi from Miami, traveling 2,500 miles in a 1959 air conditioned Cadillac with driver Peter Molina. Molina recalls Eraso joked about the trip before the plan became serious. The journey began June 13 and cost $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Enrique A. Eraso
Miami
Peter Molina
Erasa
Molina
Eraso
Louis Armstrong Improves in Italian Hospital Stay
Spoletto Italy Louis Armstrong rests well after pneumonia attack doctors expect patient to leave hospital in a few days. The jazz legend who turns 59 on July 4 was thought to have a heart attack after chest pains on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
Armstrong
Canton Faces Deluge As Floods Sweep Canton China
Tokyo reports floods converging on Canton in Kwangtung province with at least 187 deaths and 200000 homeless. North and West rivers were due to crest today threatening a city of 1.5 million. Torrential rains intensified the danger as two million workers labored with picks shovels bales and sandbags to save Canton.
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Tokyo
South China
Canton
Kwangtung
Peiping
North
London dealer pays record $770000 for Rubens Adoration
A London art dealer bought the Rubens Adoration of the Magi at Sotheby's for $770,000, the highest price at public auction. The painting, from the late Duke of Westminster collection, was auctioned to help settle inheritance taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Westminster
Sotheby's
LeMass Succeeds De Valera as Ireland’s Leader
Sean LeMass was elected by the Dail 71 to 51 to lead Ireland's government after serving 14 years as deputy prime minister and minister for industry and commerce. He succeeds Eamon De Valera, head of Fianna Fail, which holds 78 of 147 seats. De Valera will be inaugurated Thursday as ceremonial president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Sean LeMass
Eamon de Valera
LeMass
Industry
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Irish Republic
Yale Alcoholic Studies rector speaks at medical meeting
The rector of the Yale Center of Alcoholic Studies addressed members of the Wayne Medical Association at a organized meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Center of Alcoholic Studies
The
Waine Medical Assn
Births in Biddeford and nearby towns mark new arrivals
Notices record multiple births at Notre Dame hospital and in nearby areas. Richard Roland Laflamme born June 10 to Mr and Mrs Gaston Laflamme at Notre Dame hospital. Guy Fernand Genest born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Fernand Genest at Notre Dame hospital. Richard Laflamme and Germaine Lamontagne associated names appear. David Raymond Nadeau born June 21 at Notre Dame hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Nadeau. Paul born June 15 to Mr and Mrs Paul Allen Grace in Watham Massachusetts. grandparents listed for Grace family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Laflamme
W. Myrtle Street
Biddeford
Richard Roland
Notre Dame Hospital
Laflamme
Mignonne Labbe
Fernand Genest
Oak Street
Guy Fernand
Genest
Germaine Bisson
Robert Lamontagne
Raymond Street
Bideford
Richard
Lamontagne
Jean Cyr
Raymond Nadeau
Bay Street
David Raymond
Nadeau
Frances Masse
Paul Allen Grace
Paul
Watham
Mass
Paul F. Grace
Saco
Herman Edgerly
Freeport
Biddeford Police Cars Get Sirens
Biddeford's two police cruisers now have 12 volt sirens replacing six volt units. Police Chief Edgar Sevigny said the new sirens are heard at greater distances and are more efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Edgar Sevigny
Berlin Crisis Talks Highlight Western Unity and Freedom
Secretary of State John Herter outlined Western positions on Berlin at Geneva, stressing that freedom in West Berlin links to American liberty. He blamed Soviet threats and Khrushchev rhetoric while noting progress: Western unity, potential agreements with the Communists, and a plan for peaceful German reunification centered on a free West Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Britain
France
United States
Herter
America
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Geneva
Germany
Soviet Union
Prison Riot Ends After 16 Hours At Federal Prison
Prison inmates and guards clashed for 16 hours as 106 inmates rioted at a federal facility. Guards armed with improvised clubs and gas masks battled through tear gas and a bulldozer diversion. Appleby and others endured gas exposure while helping others escape to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Alldredge
Appleby
Robert B. Rosendahl
William L. Fitch
Charles R. Allen
Melvin C. Jung
Ft. Leonard Wood
Leavenworth
Federal
Mathematician Fined For Speeding Appeals Self Represented
William S. Wunch a 34 year old associate professor of math and physics at Arizona State University was fined 50 dollars after appealing to Superior Court Act I. He argued using a time distance formula that he could not have been driving 80 in a 60 mile zone. The jury disagreed and the judge, Renz L. Jennings, settled the matter with quick calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
William S. Wunch
Wunch
Arizona State University
Superior Court
Acti
Renz L. Jennings
ND Hospital Thrift Shop Reports Three Month Profit
The Notre Dame hospital auxiliary Thrift Shop on Elm Street, Biddeford, reported a net profit of 1500 for the initial opening quarter.Mrs Leo P Taillon and Miss Lucienne Metayer presented the report to the Thrift Shop committee, with details on volunteer groups A to D and substitute lists, donation procedures, and hours from 10 am to 4 30 pm daily and until 7 30 pm Fridays. A follow up report is set for July 28 at 7 30 pm with a quarterly review planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neotre Dame Hospital Auxiliary Tnrift Shop
L Elm Street
Biddeford
Leo P. Taillon
Project Chrysmat
Lucienne Metayer
Thrift Shop
Harold Carroll
Auguste Albert
Paul E. Petit
Gerard Lemieux
Norman Reilly
Manent Register
John Barrett
Frank Carey
Teresa County
Arthur Fontaine
Eva Boisvert
Ida Desilets
Charles Fournier
Charles Gallagher
Joseph Murphy
Harold Hialliser
Edward Niziolik
William Acton
Carroll Donovan
Merie Gagnon
Albert Colpitts
Gerald Vermette
Ernest Donahue
Lect Haidysz
Frank Carew
William Cosgrove
Yvonne Bourassa
Cordelia Gray
Rose A. Maheux
Clarence Kennedy
Odias Perrault
Oscar St. Ours
Lillian Hopkins
Roy Ross
Lillian Lambert
Germaine Godbout
Omer Thiboudeau
Adolphe Gagnon
Albert Cookson
Oscar Poisson
L. Randall
Phillips Sayer
Lillian Knight
Arthur Vallee
Gerard Cote
Hannah Grondin
Alice Branconlee
Edwin Smith
Alfred Laro
Alphonse Lagarde
Paul Shevenell
Fire destroys barn and house at Ellsworth
An unexplained blaze on Mariaville road last night destroyed a large house and a barn with replacement costs estimated at 20 000 dollars. Fire inspectors were asked to investigate potential arson. The owner was identified as Mr Bridges, who bought the farmstand two weeks earlier. Assistant Fire Chief Fred Fortier said the fire started in the barn and spread quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Mariaville
Bridges
Fred Fortier
Thief Steals 40 Storm Sewer Iron Covers in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma a thief targets scrap iron in an industrial area leaving streets with gaping holes as 40 storm sewer covers are stolen. Deputy Sheriff Gene Maxey notes the mostly deserted area and warns residents of ongoing risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Gene Maxey
York County GOP Group Holds Meeting
Louis R. Porteous of Falmouth and Frank Bedard of Cape Porpoise spoke at the York County Republican committee meeting. The event at Mothers Club hall, Kennebunk Lower Village, included a baked bean supper. A tentative July 28 meeting in Kennebunk was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Porteous
Falmouth
State Finance
Frank Bedard
Cape Porpoise
York County Republican Committee
Mothers Club
Kennebunk
Strong Rebel Unit Attacks Algerian City Bone
ALGIERS AP A strong rebel unit smashed into the outskirts of Bone the east Algerian port city in a pitched battle with thousands of French soldiers. It was the first rebel assault on a major Algerian city. The attack began at 4 a.m. Rebels held positions between Bone airport and the Mediterranean as grenades and machinegun fire roused the 80 000 residents. By 10 a.m. French headquarters said the battle continued with communications to Bone under tight military control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Bone
Mediterranean
Marilyn Monroe in Excellent Condition After Operation
New York film star Marilyn Monroe is reported in excellent condition following an operation. She is expected to leave the hospital Friday. The surgeon, Dr Mortimer Rodg, said there was no evidence of pregnancy and that the procedure was corrective. Arthur Miller, her husband, noted they both wish to have children, following two miscarriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Mortimer Rodgers
Arthur Miller
Miller
Marilyn
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Frances E. Googins
Ranger Station
Chinos
Ray A. Johnson
Hiker
June High A. M. P. M
Undertaker
Emond
Papalas
Pa‘polas
Congress
Pace One
Eastern Europe
William T. Roussin
Norman Denton
Brendan Twomey
Gaston Boruas
Edmond Moison
Albert Nolette
Rose Palardis
Hilary Mahaney
William Sansoucy
Francis Cote
Arthur Lambert
Arthur Corriveau
Edmond Cerrier
Roy MacNaughten
Roscoe Upham
Arthur Plante
Wilfrid Ste. Merie
Edmond Neault
Leon Paul
Benjamin Richard
Clement Benoit
Henry Perrin
James Wheeler
Katherine Mahaney
Gerard Godbout
Lucien Doyon
James Prendergast
Walter Mazzacane
Fred Greenwood
Maurice Roux
Hector Maritin
L. Carrier
Almhonse Cote
Harry Marcotte
Corona Poitras
Josephine Driscoll
Marie Robinson
Philip Girouard
Wilfrid Pinette
Fuchde Millette
Marc Simard
George Paradis
Wilfrid ¥Rechelle
Alfred Desroberts
Marie Jeanne Pelle
York County
GOP
Auto & Liability
W. J. Fortier
Kacon ST
DIAL
Daly Bros
Alfred Street
Albert Ledoux
Dennis Provencher
Cleaves Street
Ledoux
Provencher
Goodyear
Howe’s Highway
Wells
Maytag
Mac-Gray Co., Inc
Albany St
Cambridge
Federal Furniture CO
Main ST
Masonic Bldg
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