Local personals note on medical patient and recruit completion
C Myers and Gray's Jane are listed as medical patients at Webber hospital. Raynold Bergeron age 19 son of Louise M Bergeron of 79 Washington Biddeford completed recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
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Are C. Myers
Gray's
Jane
Webber Hospital
Raynold Bergeron
Louise M. Bergeron
Washington Street
Biddeford
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Deaths Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Taschenereau Taschereau 77
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Taschereau Taschereau 77 of Arundel died early today in a Portland hospital after a brief illness She was born November 1 1885 in Worcester Massachusetts daughter of Edmond and Julie L Ecuyer a communicant of St Joseph church Surviving are her widower Joseph Taschereau five stepsons Maurice Taschereau Manchester NH Wilfrid Bethel Conn Edgar Albert and Philip Taschereau all of Arundel and a son Edmond Bailey of Arundel Funeral services will be held Monday at 9 am from St Joseph church Biddeford Friends may call at the Emond Funeral home Biddeford Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm Portland forecast sunny and mild today with highs near 40 northwest winds 10 to 15 mph Tonight fair and colder zero to 10 above Saturday partly sunny inland warmer and coast a bit cooler winds south to 18 mph
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Mary Elizabeth Tascherreau
Arundel
Portland
Worcester
Mass
Edmond and
Julie (Taschereau) L’ecuyer
St. Joseph Church
Joseph Taschereau
Maurice Taschereau
Manchester
N.H
Wilfrid
Bethel
Conn
Church notes on confessions and band meeting
The Junior Band and members of the Saco Salvation Army plan a Saturday meeting at 10 a.m. Confessions are scheduled at St Monica Church in Keanebunk from 4 to 5 p.m. and at St Martha in Kersebunk from 4 to 6 and 8 p.m. Also at St Mary Church in Wells from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.
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Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Keanebunk
Van Johnson Plans Return To Film After Cancer Surgery
Actor Van Johnson, released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after skin cancer surgery, says he plans to return to work on a movie next Monday. Hospital spokesmen reported the removal of the malignancy in his left thigh as a complete success. Johnson, 46, entered the hospital last Thursday and left Thursday.
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Hollywood
van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Johnson
Woman Injured In Saco Car Mishap
A Portsmouth woman was treated for a bruised knee after a traffic mishap on Main Street in Saco. Mrs. Martha Eaton rode with Robert G. Eaton when their car rear ended Reynold T. Langevin’s vehicle. Damages were $200 and $350 respectively.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Saco Hospital
Main Street
Saco
Martha Eaton
Robert G. Eaton
Reynold T. Langevin
Winter Street
King Street
Eaton
Langevin
Saco Charter Improves Biddeford Saco River Sewage Plan
Water Improvement Commission informed Mayor Whelan that the Saco river from the dam to the Beach is currently classified as used mainly for sewage. Funds from NHFA will finance a detailed survey and plans to divert five sewer outfalls, add secondary treatment, and separate storm water from sanitary sewage. Construction aims to extend city sewers and aid street repair by reducing sewer backups.
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Biddeford-Saco
Water Improvement Commission
Whelan
Saco
WIC
Bear Brook
Whitman & Howard, Inc
Boston
Petitions Filed in Portland Bankruptcy Court
Two area men filed wage garnishment petitions in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Portland. James E. Chadbourne of Saco, a laborer, lists debts of 2624 and assets of 125 with 50 exempt. Roland A. Desrosiers of Biddeford, a laster, lists debts of 2410 and assets of 250 with 0 exempt.
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Portland
James E. Chadbourne
Saco
Roland A. Desrosiers
Biddeford
Saco Grill Waste Can Fire Reported At Noon
Saco firemen responded to the Saco Grill on Main Street early morning for a waste can fire. No suppression was needed and units returned to Central Fire Station at 12:37.
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Saco
Saco Grill
Main Street
Central Fire Station
Card of Thanks From the Berthiaume Families and William D Miles
The Berthiaume Families thank the Biddeford Fire and Police Departments for their help during the fire last Monday afternoon. William D Miles also expresses gratitude to all who were kind during his recent illness.
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Biddeford
Berthiaume
William D. Miles
Doane Doane Doane Kennebunk Man Dies After Illness
Daniel A Doane 32 of Kennebunk Lower Village died yesterday morning at a Portland hospital after a brief illness. Born July 7, 1930 in Kennebunk he was a son of Otis G Doane and Margaret MacLeod Doane and attended local schools. He worked in the lobster business with his father. Surviving are his parents two brothers Brewster L and Kenneth G Doane both of Kennebunk three sisters Mrs Elizabeth D Campbell Kennebunkport Miss Minerva M Doane and Miss Caroline L Doane of Kennebunk. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Kennebunkport Village Baptist Church by Rev George Urban. Burial will be in Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk this evening and Saturday afternoon and evening from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Daniel A. Doane
Kennebunk Lower Village
Portland
Kennebunk
Otis G.r
Margaret ‘MacLeod Doane
Brewster L
Kenneth G. Doane
Elizabeth D. Campbell
Kennebunkport
Minerva M. Doane
Caroline L. Doane
Kennebunkport Village Baptist Church
George Urban
Arundel
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer Street
Leary West Scarborough businessman dies at 72
Frank L Leary 72 lifelong West Scarborough resident died yesterday in a Biddeford hospital Born October 12 1890 in Scarborough son of James and Antonetta Leary he ran the Tarry Awhile restaurant for 28 years A member of Black Point Congregational church and Knights of Pythias served Scarborough as selectman for nine years He is survived by his widow daughter two sisters five brothers two grandchildren and a great grandchild Funeral services will be at 2 p m Saturday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco burial in Dunstan cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 p m
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Frank Leroy Leary
West Scarborough
Biddeford
Scarborough
James and
Antonetta
Gustin) Leary
Tarry Awhile
Black Point Congregational Church
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Arlene (Harmon) Leary
Virginia C. Caron
Portland
Harold Scammon
Arthur Blanchette
Saco
Earl R
Cape Elizabeth
Raymond E
Otis W
Pine Point
Clifford G
Millard E
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Jellison Lello
Dunstan Cemetery
Obituary of Phelanise Peloquin of Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach
Phelanise Peloquin 76 of 114 Washington street Biddeford died this morning while visiting at her daughter’s home Mrs Paul Leroux Old Orchard Beach Born August 1 1886 in Biddeford She was daughter of Dorique and Desneige Pinard Labranche member of St Anne sodality St Joseph church Biddeford Survived by two sons Joseph E Peloquin Biddeford Conrad C Peloquin South Windsor Conn two daughters Mrs Leroux Old Orchard Beach and Mrs Harold Smith Peywood Calif one sister Mrs Camille Descorey Acushnet Mass two brothers Henry Labranche Lawrence Mass and Amable Labranche Augusta ten grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services conducted Monday at 10 am from St Joseph church Friends may call Sansoucy Funeral home 1 Stone Street Biddeford Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 10 pm
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Phelanise Labranche Peluin
Washington Street
Biddeford
Paul Leroux
Old Orchard Beach
Dorique and
Desneige (Pinard) Labranche
St. Anne
Conrad C. Peloquin
South Windsor
Conn
Leroux
Harold Smith
Peywood
Calif
Camille Descorey
Acushnet
Mass
Henry Labranche
Lawence
Amable Labranche
Augusta
St. Joseph Church
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Prayers Planned For Mrs St Pierre At Biddeford
The St Anne Sodality of St Joseph church meets at 7 30 p m tonight at Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone Street Biddeford to say prayers for Mrs Marie Lea St Pierre a member of the group
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St. Anne Sodality of
St. Joseph Church
Sansoucy Funerial
Stone Street
Biddeford
Ma Lrie Lea St. Pierre
DAR State Auditor To Attend Fort Halifax Anniv and Conference
Miss Margaret Strout of Saco and Kezar Falls, past regent of Rebecca Emery DAR chapter, will attend the 50th anniversary of Fort Halifax chapter at Winslow Congregational church on March 16. She will also attend the DAR state conference and banquet as a delegate in Bangor on March 20, taking Miss N Ruth Horne of Fairfield as her companion.
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Margaret Strout
Saco and
Kezar Falls
Rebecca Emery
DAR
Fort Halifax
Winslow Congregational Church
Miss Strout
Bangor
N. Ruth Horne
Fairfeld
Two Gauguin Dramas Planned for Stage and Screen
Julian Lesser and Leon Barsha prepare stage and screen versions of a Gauguin drama after Norman Corwin wrote the script. They will incorporate material from Noble Savage by Lawrence and Elizabeth Hanson. The show title is tentatively Noble Savage and a West Coast tryout tour is set for next spring.
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Gauguin
New York
Paul Gauguin
Julian Lesser
Leon Barsha
Norman Corwin
Beach Driver Fined $25 In Saco Court
Dennis H Bauer 28 of 8 Imperial Street Old Orchard Beach was fined $25 by Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court after pleading guilty to leaving a motor vehicle on a public way between hours after sunset and before sunrise without lights. State Trooper Robert Janson was the complainant. George L Rock 42 of Framingham Mass appealed two convictions in Saco Municipal Court to York County Superior Court in Alfred. Rock was fined $100 for operating after suspension and $500 for drunken driving plus a 3 day jail sentence. Bail set at $500 and $1,000 respectively. Francis J Smith 33 of Portland Avenue Old Orchard Beach had leaving the scene of an accident continued to March 22. Bail set at $200.
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Dennis H. Bauer
Imperial Street
Old Orchard Beach
Hilary Mahaney
Saco
Bauer
Robert Janson
George L. Rock
Framingham
Mass
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Rock
Francis J Smith
Portland Avenue
Bai
Textile Finish Forms Shield Against Stains
A major laboratory has developed a fluorine based textile finish that coats fibers before production. The chemical shield makes liquid stains such as coffee ink and salad oil roll off and allows blotting or laundering to remove spots even after drying. Raincoats aim for fall market release with broader adoption planned for clothing and home furnishings.
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Associated Press
Confederate hats return in spring millinery preview
Designer Adolfo revived Confederate style hats seen on a spring preview. The Isis rebel hat in pale blue features a jersey cord band and a gold eagle pin. Fashion writers from North and South praised it, while jewelry trends shift away from bibs toward strategic pins at the neck and other bold placements.
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Adolfo
The Step In Dress In Every Astronomically
Readable fragments suggest a fashion note on a step in dress or pullover shirt linked to an astronomical theme. The item’s context and date are unclear, but the entry centers on attire and its stylistic expression. No additional individuals or organizations are identifiable.
Divorces and Annulments Granted In High Court
Justice Leonard F. Williams approved 13 divorces and two annulments in York county Superior Court at Alfred this week. Key rulings include Reta A. Turgeon gaining custody of four children after a cruel and abusive marriage to Robert M. Turgeon, with the couple wed December 25, 1945 in Conway New Hampshire. Multiple other divorces granted for cruelty or desertion, with custody and support awards detailing each case and spouse names, dates, and residences.
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Leonard F. Williams
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Reta A. Turgeon
Robert M. Turgeon
Berwick
Wells
Louis N. Bailey
Morris Vincent Webber
Sanford
Izaura Canastra Webber
New Bedford
Mass
Donald L. Bragdon
Arundel
Mary Blanche Bragdon
Kennebunk
Alice F. Abbott
Lawrence M. Abbott
North Berwick
Old E Witherell
Evelyn M. Witherell
Kittery
Witherell
Denver
Colo
Sadie M Goodrich
George L. Goodrich
Kennebunkport
Patricia E. Ross
Carl Ross
Donna L Sparks
Bartlett R. Sparks
Portsmouth
N. H
Gloria R. Bishop
Clinton A. Bishop
York
Hampton
Earl O. Clark
Old Orchard Beach
Honor Clark
Roxbury
Boston
Lillian G. Lovewell
Leroy J. Lovewell
Newfoundland
Marion G. Metcalf
Richard (. Metcalf
Marion G. Moore
Marion M. Larochelle
Biddeford
Maurice J. Larochelle
Meridan
Conn
Saco
Joan E. Conger
Gerard V. Conger
Welcome New Babies Featured in Biddeford Saco Journal
Marc Pene Paquette delivers greetings for newcomers in the area. Notes births to Adrien Herbert and Mrs Joyce Marie, Richard J Morneau, Robert E Lewin, and Richard C Angell families. Grandparents listed. locations include Biddeford Saco Kennebunk Bakersfield Bangor and Ste Marie Beauce Quebec.
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Piddeford-Saco Journal
Marc Pene Paquette
Urbain Paquette
Simard Avenue
Biddeford
Albert Paquette
Cleaves Street
Georges Couture
Ste. Marie Beauce
Quebec
Canada
Adrien R. Herbert
Elm Street
Joyce Marie
Richard J. Morneau
Saco
Fileen Yvonne
Robert E. Lewin
Field Crest
Kennebunk
Legion Sets 44th Anniversary Observance In Biddeford
Second Vice Commander Adrien Poissant reported progress on arranging the 44th anniversary of the American Legion. The event is set for April 20 at the post home on Elm Street with social hour, dinner, guest speakers, and dancing.
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American Legion
Adrien Poissant
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley American Legion
Biddeford City Building
Post
Elm Street
Auxiliary
City Building
Merlon Kingsley
Strong
Department of Maine
Maurice Parisien
Portland
Department
Donald Leighton
Alfred
Joseph Hanusek
Sm Rhe
Poissant
Statehouse
Augusta
Veterans Administration
Andrew Cumbrack
Royal Sheltra
George Boutin
Federal Tax Reminder for Students to File Returns
Reminder notes students must file a tax return if earnings exceed 600 and even if under 600 to seek any withheld tax refund. It advises students to file individually and claim their own exemption despite being claimed on parental returns.
Couture Collection Adapts for Pre-School Crowd
A priced couture line has been tailored for younger shoppers with a version adapted for the preschool crowd. The adaptation preserves design elements while fitting smaller sizes and playful styling.
Jail occupant hired as City Hall janitor in Mobile
John George, finishing a short jail term after cleaning City Hall floors, won praise from City Commissioner George McNally who said we cannot let that man go. The commission agreed Thursday to hire him as City Hall janitor once his term ends in a few days.
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Mobile. Ala
John George
City Hall
George McNally
McNally
George
Commission
Unoccupied Doctor Practices Weekends at Pool Home
Dr Oddy, visiting from Massachusetts, maintains an office in the Pool home on weekends. An all clear sounded at 9 p m. A three vehicle crash on Pool road followed the alarm as Raymond Chaloult, 20, Biddeford, drove a 1952 sedan behind a fire truck. Wilfred Crepeau, 33, Saco, in a 1959 delivery truck, started up and struck Chaloult and then hit Annette Cloutier, 50, Biddeford, no injuries reported.
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Oddy
Massachusetts
Pool Road
Raymond J. Chaloult
Westmore Avenue
Biddeford
Chaloult
Wilfred Crepeau
Stockman Avenue
Saco
Annette G. Cloutier
Lambert Street
Khrushchev Pulls Back Forces From Soviet Fronts
After Premier Khrushchev withdrew his nuclear missiles and bombers in November, about 22,000 officers and men were involved in the influx, with roughly 5,000 Soviet troops pulled out. This left an estimated 17,000 still in place.
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Khrushchev
Adoption Law Criticized Over Unrelated Children
A state study warns that agencies may place unrelated children for adoption, creating a grey market for babies. Dietrich urges further study on illegitimacy causes, more staff for Child Welfare, greater citizen support for private agencies, and adoption-law reforms to national standards.
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Dietrich
Health & Welfare Department
Committee On Children & Youth
Maine
Reed program taxed and committee action debated
The Republican leadership backs the Reed program and shows no rush to remove the tax bill. It is likely that major appropriation bills or enough to justify funding will be moved from committee before the tax bill advances to the floor and gains attention.
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Louise Mann
Stockton
Stephen Craig
Leonard Angell
Louis Mann
Bakersfield
Chester T. Angell
Legion
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Lester Cohen
48Th St
N.Y
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Carol Dee Weissbaum
Silver Springs
Marilyn
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Pace Technology Laboratories
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Oklahoma City
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Barbara Jean
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
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