Deaths—Joseph Plante of Nashua dies at 60
Word has been received of the death of Joseph Plante, 60, of Nashua New Hampshire, at New York hospital on June 21. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church in Nashua, and Sullivan Funeral Home directed the arrangements. He is survived by his widow Lillian Roy Plante of Nashua, three sons, three daughters, one brother Arthur Plante of 28 Dupont Ave, Biddeford, and three stepsons and four stepdaughters.
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Joseph Plante
Nashua
N.hay
York Hospital
St. Patrick's Church
Sullivan Funeral Home
Biddeford Weekly Journal
Boston Herald
Portland
Carleton Yates
Frank Libby
George Hinchliffe
Montague Young
Lyman Abbott
Clinton Mewer
Howard Robinson
John Hutchinson
King Sears
George Beaumont
Biddeford Journal
Rosalind
Ben F. White Nelson
Atty. Mewer
Boston
Old Orchard
Revereen
Coney Island
Old Orchard Beach
Mrs. Alice Cleaves of Biddeford Dies After Illness
Mrs. Alice Cleaves widow of Charles J Cleaves died last night in a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. Born June 1 1896 in Biddeford she was the daughter of Francois Ledoux and Rosilia Leveille Ledoux. Survived by Frank Ledoux of Bradford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at St Joseph's Church Biddeford Friday evening. Friends may call at 200 Bett Biddeford from 7 to 9 tonight and tomorrow 9 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Alice Cleaves
South St
Biddeforg
Biddeford
Charles J @leaves
Bingdeford
Francois and
Rosil¢s Leveille Ledoux
St. Joseph's Church
Clegges
Funeral for Miss Alice Janson at St Joseph’s Biddeford
Funeral services for Miss Alice Janson age 14 of 14 Clark Street Biddeford were held at St Joseph’s Church Biddeford with a solemn requiem high mass by Rev Raymond Auger of Bangor assisted by Rev Sylvia Levesque and Rev Roger Boulduc. Interment followed at St Joseph’s Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Rev Auger. Bearers were Frederick O’Neil Jr David O’Neil Richard O’Neil John Medina Jr Joseph Upham and Richard Adams all nephews or grandnephews of Miss Janson.
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Alice Janson
Clark St
Biddeford
St. Joseph’s Church
Raymond Auger
Bangor
Sylvia Levesque
Roger Bolduc
Diana Rousselle
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Auger
Frederick O’neil Jr
David
Richard O'Neil
John Medina Jr
Joseph Upham
Richard Adams
Miss Janson
Roy N Paul 54 dies in Portland hospital
Roy N Paul, 54, of Kennebunk, died in a Portland hospital yesterday morning. Born April 26, 1915, in the community, he was the son of Napoleon and Orise Paul. Surviving are his widow Grace Slager Paul. five sons including Ashur of Sanford and Roy T. of Lawrence, Mass. Also surviving are sisters and brothers and 17 grandchildren. Funeral at Angell Prange, Kennebunk, Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. William J. Jelly to officiate. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.]]>
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West Kennebunk
Roy N. Paul
Portland
Napoleon
Orise Pyy Paul
Emoy Y A. HR. Um. R Co
Sanford Valley
Idow
Grace Slager Paul
Ashur
Sanford
Roy T
Lawrence
Mass
Ronald
James
Kennedy
Don
Senet
Sharon Little
Joan Gregoire
Carol Kuheana
Honsiury
Hawaii
Ae Paul
Raymond
Roland
Norman
Harvey
Biddeford
Robert
Arunde
Albert
Thomaston
Alice York
Beatrice York
Groton
Coon
Blancheughon
Somersworth, N
Shirley Nadeau
Dower Yy
Doris Brown
Brungwick
Angell Pragee
Dane St
Kemnebunk
William Jelly
Severn Rends
Lena M Broad obituary from Old Orchard community
Mrs Lena Maynes a resident of Mars Bay died unexpectedly last night at her home on Bay Street Mars Hill. She was 58, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth Maynes. A member of Pentacos ta Church she leaves a sister Mrs Mary Ortiz of Azusa Calif a brother Russell Hillcolling of Florida another sister Mrs Emerson Cummings of Mona hawkin NJ and Mrs Brown of this community. Funeral services are incomplete and will be held in Mars Local arrangement Old Orchard avenue and Moore Street community.
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Old Orchard
Lena Maynes
Mars Bai
Iisace
Ace Brown
Dom
Paston
Y H. Ans Ey
Veil Collins
Mars Hill
Severs
Pentacosta Church
Idan
Conn
Norman Hill
Norris
Emley
Westport
Brown
Raymond ‘Mary Ortiz
Azuza
Calif
Emerson Coummings
Monahawkin
Russell Hillcolling
Florida
Mars
Soute Overy Ome
Ortla i
Ma Ave
Ils
Market break at Dutremble’s corner shop reported
A break in occurred last night at Dutremble's Market Scene Of Break near Cr treet and epee. Four unknown persons entered through a glass entry, stealing two cartons of cigarettes amid an unknown number of cases.
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Dutremble
Wagers Dutremble
Bas
Dennett and Main Street filed notices at city office
fragmented OCR lists names and addresses including Dennett, Main Street, Craig, Emond, Samine, Conroy, Spring Street, and Grose. Lacks clear event or action details.
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Craig
Samine Emond
Frank X. Ae
J.P Conroy
Mond 72 Hill Street B and Wednesday
A partial readable note lists a location at Mond 72 Hill Street and a bid or window on Wednesday with time blocks from 2 00 to 4 00 and 7 00 to 9 39 p wy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill St
Funeral services for Mrs Ma ria Lemieux Biddeford
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ma ria Lemieux at 66 Jefferson St Biddeford. Rt Rev Msgr Elie Hevey celebrated the solemn requiem high mass with Rev Sylvia Levesque as deacon and Rev Roger Bolduc as sub deacon. Church choir and organist Diana Rousselle provided music. Interment followed at St with Msgr Hevey reciting the rites alongside Michael Verrier Roger Lemieux Joseph Croteau Rene St Pierre Leon Paul and Andrew Kidd.
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Maria Lemieux
Jefferson St
Biddeford
St. Joseph’s Church
Elie Hevey
Sylvia Levesque
Roger Bolduc
Diana Rousselle
St Joseph's Cemetery
Msgr. He
Funeral services held for Maurice W. Coomer
Funeral services for Maurice W. Coomer of 18 Longwood Ave Old Orchard Beach were conducted this morning at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home. Capt. Donald Klemanski of the Salvation Army officiated. Committal services follow at 3 by Crescent Masonic Lodge members at Lyndon Center Cemetery Lyndonville Vermont. Interment in family lot.
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Old Orchard Beach
Maurice W. Coomer
Longwood Ave
Portland Ave
Donald Klemanski
Salvation Army Corps
Crescent Masonic Lodge
Lyndonville
Lyndon Center Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Theda M Hilton held in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs Theda M Hilton of 84 Forest St Saco were conducted this morning from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco Rev Robert E Newton ret of Kennebunkport officiated and graveside prayers were recited Interment was in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco
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Theda M. Hilton
Forest St
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Robert E. Newton
Kennebunkport
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services for Seth T Sandstrom in Saco
Funeral services were held yesterday at Shumway Funeral Home in Saco for Seth T Sandstrom of 2% Hall Ave. Rev. Paul K. Weimer of First Parish Church officiated. Bearers named Strickland, Scott, Ivaskoff, and Sias. Ritualistic services were conducted Monday night by Saco Lodge of Odd Fellows.
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Seth T Sandstrom
Hall Ave
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Ing St
Paul K. Weimer
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Robert Strickland
Earl Scott
George Ivaskoff
William Sias
Saco Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Dollar's Cost of Living Jump Hits Hawaii Hard
The article notes Hawaii’s high living costs with prices for lettuce and pineapple markedly above the mainland, quoting Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi. It discusses inflation eroding life insurance values, rising college tuition, and shifting savings trends as Americans seek higher returns. It ends with Oberlin College’s historic opening as a pioneering coeducational school.
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Ings
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Paradise
Honolulu
Frank Fasi
Grant McGee
Denver
Colo
Harvard University
University of Wisconsin
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Securities and Exchange Commission
Local Personal News From Maine Hospitals and Service Members
Edouard Jacques of Hills Beach Biddeford is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. William Bisson of 81 Pool Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Ovila Pimpare Shadagee Road Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Marine Pvt First Class Stephen E. Brousseau son of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Brousseau of 19 Summit Street Old Orchard Beach is serving with First Battalion Fifth Regiment First Marine Division in Vietnam. Machinist Mate Fireman Mark R Bancroft USN son of Mrs Arnold Jones of Maine Street Kennebunkport is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Richard E Byrd in Norfolk Virginia. Mrs Florence Lewis Mrs Martha Beaudoin Mrs Gilberte Lavoie all of Saco and Mrs Catherine Ambrose of Kennebunk attended the American Legion and Auxiliary state convention held over the weekend at Madawaska.
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Edouard Jacques
Hills Beach
Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Richard Wing
Portland
William Bisson
Pool St
Ovila_ Pimpare
Shadagee Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Marine Pvt
Stephen E. Brousseau
Ernest A. Brousseau
Summit St
Old Orchard Beach
American Legion and Auxiliary State
Madawaska
AVETS Post in Saco to Meet at 8 Tonight
The AM VETS Post in Saco will meet at 8 tonight at the Post home on Spring Street. Fred S. Gurney Woman’s Relief Corps of Saco will meet tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. at G A R Hall Cutts Avenue Saco, go to lunch, then return for a business meeting.
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Boucouvalas - Dupuis Amvets Post
Saco
Post
Spring Street
Fred S. Gurney Women’s Relief Corps of
G.A.R. Hall
Cutts Avenue
Church youth and choir rehearsals listed for area churches
Youth Fellowship rooms at Ogunquit Baptist Church Shore Road meet Thursdays at 7 30 for junior and senior high. Choir rehearsals at Biddeford Foss Street Methodist and South Biddeford Methodist on Thursdays at 6 30 Crusader choir and 7 30 Adult Sanctuary choir. School Street Methodist Saco holds junior choir 3 15 and senior choir 7 p.m.
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Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Portland forecast warm and partly cloudy Thursday
Pleasant weather expected with tonight’s lows in the 40s and low 50s. Thursday will bring partly cloudy skies and a slight uptick in temperatures as the day warms.
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Portland
Brick Store Museum Officers Elected in Kennebunkport
In Kennebunkport the Brick Store Museum held its 33rd annual meeting at Shawmut Inn last night with an officer slate led by President Donald Shepard. The gathering included Vice President James Saunders and Treasurer Norris Stehens, plus trustees for three years and continuing trustees, totaling 72 members and guests who dined and conducted business, approving bylaws changes and viewing a curator's slide report on two years of renovations.
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Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Shawmut Inn
Donald Shepard
John Durgin
Woodrow Landry
James C. Saunders
Norris I. Stehens
Donald Kimball
Lawrence C. Brackley
Alexander Armentrout
Dean A. Fales Jr
Marion A. Packard Jr
Theodore W. Dwight
Raymond Harding
Harry Lapirow
Jack Libby
G. Warren Cochrane Jr
John B. Corning
Cyrus Hamlin
Kimball
Market Gains Drive Dow Higher Amid Mixed News
The Dow Jones rose 6.34 to 877.20 as gains outpaced losses in a volatile session. American and Associated Press averages climbed while rails and energy names showed mixed results. Regional items mention harness racing history at Old Orchard Beach and a government smoking health report nearing release.
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Teledyne
American Telephone & Teleph
Pennzoil United
Madison Square Garden
Dow Jones
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Allen Electric
Alamera
British Petroleum
Four Seasons Nursing
Vietnam War Shift Boosts Saigon Capabilities
The Vietnamese view the move to increase ARVN strength as enabling the replacement of 25 US forces. Since June 1968 the Navy has handed over 167 boats to South Vietnam. The Riverine force is being disbanded and about 25,000 Americans will be withdrawn by August. US units report five helicopter losses from enemy action, with four killed and one missing. Overnight rocket and mortar attacks hit bases and towns, causing light casualties and damage.
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Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mekong Ta
Vietnam
State Employees Appeal Board reports yearone hearings
The Associated Press notes the decision against a House vote on President Nixon's tax extension bill undercuts administration hopes for a quick anti inflation move. Augusta AP reports 10 hearings in the first year, with outcomes split between employees and departments as Gov Curtis says she is very satisfied with the board's work.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Augusta
State Employes Appeal Board
Curtis
House
Senate
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
John B. Anderson
R-Ill
Edward W Brooke
R-Mass
Morin and Lacroix Bond in Biddeford Wedding
Linda Morin daughter of Emilien and Mrs Morin of Biddeford and James Lacroix son of Rene Lacroix unite in marriage at St Joseph's Church Biddeford officiated by Msgr Elie Hevey. The bride wore a formal gown with chapel train and bouffant veil. witnesses included maid of honor Jane Cyr and bridesmaids Rose Mary Paradis Linda Lacroix Pauline Dube and Rachel Marcotte. Best man Rene Lacroix and ushers Richard Lacroix and Robert Joncas. The couple's wedding trip was to New York and they plan to reside in Boston. The bride, a Biddeford High and Victor Comptometer School graduate, worked for a local household goods firm. groom attended Biddeford High and Westworth Institute and works for Teradyne in Boston.
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Linda Marie Anne Morin
Emilien A. Morin
Alfred St
Biddeford
James Paul Lacroix
Rene Lacroix
Lindale Ave
St. Joseph’s Church
Jane Cyr
Rose Mary Paradis
Linda Lacroix
Pauline Dube
Rachel Marcotte
Miss Cyr
Whcomaids
Maid of Honor
Richard Lacroix
Se i
Robert Joncas
Cau
New York
Boston
Biddeford High School
Victor Comptometer School
Portland
Badential Seousgnee Co
Land
Biddeford Hi
Secon
Westworth
Teradyne Folk
Saco Family Seeks Owner Of Lost Dog
A Saco family seeks help locating the owner of a stray toy Manchester terrier found at 21 Wakefield Ave. The mostly black and white dog with a white head stripe, brown spots, and a dark tail has no tags and has been a guest at the Ouellette home since Monday morning after being carried in by a newsboy. The article also notes prior dog reunions after similar newspaper stories.
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Saco
Albert Ouellette
Wakefield Ave
Newsroom
Ouellette
Insecticide Blamed For Rhine Pollution
Dutch scientists blame an insecticide from the chloride carbohydrate group for killing millions of Rhine fish and threatening water supplies in Dutch and German cities. West German officials question the origin while tracing dead fish along a 185 mile stretch from Bingen to Amsterdam and warning residents to avoid the river. Clean water checks and potential switch to auxiliary supplies are in place as authorities close canal locks and deploy trout as poison detectors. The poison entered near Bingen to St Goarshausen, possibly dumped from a ship.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Biddeford
Turkey
Annhurste
Rhine River
Woodstock
Conn
Rhine
North Rhine-Westphalia
St. Goarshausen
Rhineland-Palatinate
Bingen
Amsterdam
Coblenz
Netherlands
ADN
U.S
Vietnam
Health Service
Lorelei Rock
Rhineland Palatinate Agriculture Ministry
Eight Stabbed To Death In New Jersey Family Tragedy
In Jersey City, a 40-year-old grocer Rafael Torres was arrested on murder charges after confessing to stabbing his wife and seven children, ages 9 to 20, to death in or near their apartment between 1 and 3 a.m. Police reported the killings as they investigated details and the victims’ identities were not immediately released.
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Jersey City
Rafael Torres
Torres
Maine Briefs Mixed government and local updates in Maine
The Maine Human Rights Commission nears final House approval. Atlantic World Port plans a bid for a Machiasport foreign trade zone. Dr. Dean Fisher will address the Maine Osteopathic Association convention at the Samoset Hotel. Two Belfast men suffer burns in a Belfast service station fire. one remains critical. Cleaning chemical samples sent to Augusta lab. SAD 34 teachers win a $5,800 base salary under a 5 percent index plan, ending six months of dispute. Arlington National Cemetery holds two U.S. presidents Taft and Kennedy. The Hoosac Tunnel in Massachusetts is noted as the nation’s first major tunnel. Lincoln Memorial built with White Colorado marble.
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Bangor — Atlantic World Port, Inc
Machiasport
Rockland
Dean Fisher
Bangor
Clifford Doolan
Belfast
Michael Higgins
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Higgins
Doolan
Augusta Laboratory
Augusta
Maine Breehers Association
MTA
SAD
SAD 34
May cost of living up 0.3 percent in May
The Labor Department reports May price increases at three tenths of one percent, the smallest since January, with a 5 percent year projection. About 173,000 workers will receive cost of living raises under union contracts as prices stay under pressure across food, clothing, housing, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Washington
Labor Department
Exp
Arnold Chase
Finland pays 75530 on World War I debt to US
Capital Footnote Finland honors its United States WWI debt by paying 75530 as it continues to reduce its original 9 million balance. A Treasury spokesman notes the country still owes 4.3 million.
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Finland
United States
Treasury
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Mrs
Roy N
Paul
Lena M. Broad
Dennett & Main Street
Pally H Grose A Isa
Theda M. Helton
Seth T. Sandstrom
Dollar
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
EIS
High Low
A.M
Brick Store Museum
Orchard Beach
Ted Mingo
Commerce Department
Department
Lyndon Johnson
Western Hemisphere
Carolyn J. Hartley
Joseph E. Hartley
Union
James Lacroix
Valliere
Linda Morin
Treasury Department
U. S
Latin America
Frank Church
Idaho
East
Jesus
Melchoir
Balthasar
Gaspar
Maine
Human Rights Commission
Arlington National Cemetery
William Howard Taft
John F. Kennedy
Hoosac
Massachusetts
Colorado
Washlington
D.C
Rity Rt
Aera
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