Local Notices Highlight Biddeford Saco Residents
Personal items list area residents with hospital stays travel notes and civic mentions. Mr and Mrs Orville Pollard enjoy Florida vacation while Alfred E Desmarais and Marc H Corriveau undergo Webber hospital care. Miss Clarinda Roberge and Miss Katherine Doyle with Dr Theresa LaFountaine return from Miami Beach. Armand Fecteau re elected and installed Sacred Heart League counselor. Amy Harriman and relatives home from Brooklyn and Mercy hospital. Dr Roger Verrier to return after Tufts session with Mrs Verrier in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Pollard
South Street
Biddeford
Florida
Alfred E. Desmarais
Lincoln Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Clarinda Roberge
Mason Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Katherine Doyle
Theresa LaFountaine
Miami Beach
Lionel Tellier
West Street
Amy Harriman
Elm Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Everett
J. Hart
Hunterville
Richard Halpin
Deborah
Mercy Hospital
Miss Adelaide Haley 85 Saco Educator Dies at Home
Adelaide Haley 85 of 58 King Street Saco died last night after a long illness Born October 16 1875 she led Thornton Academy class of 1894 valedictorian taught at the academy Salem High School and Dorchester High School for Girls totaling 35 years She was a member of the Womens Educational and Industrial Union Daughters of the American Revolution and the Colonial Dames of Portland Survived by brother George Haley and nephew Gordon Haley Private funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm from Shumway Funeral Home Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Haley
King Street
Saco
John and
Abbie (Bachelder) Haley
Thornton Academy
The
Academy
Wellesley College
Salem, Mass
Dorchester, Mass
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Daughters of the American Revolution
Colonial Dames of
Portland
George Haley
Gordon Haley
Shumway Funeral’ Home
Spring Street
Local clubs hold meetings and rummage sale in Biddeford area
Various meetings and events are scheduled in Biddeford and nearby towns. The Fremont club and auxiliary meet at the club hall Alfred street Biddeford. Our Lady of Fatima circle meets Friday at 8 pm at St. Jean hall Adams and Jefferson Biddeford. Rangers of 103rd Troop One meet tonight at 7 pm in front of Pepperell hall Biddeford. A rummage sale Saturday 10 am to 2 pm at North Saco Christian church vestry to aid the Charles Prior family. Next auxiliary meeting March 21 at Mrs Barbara Bowley’s Saco home. York County Barracks auxiliary invited to reception Sunday 2–6 pm at Rockland American Legion honoring Maine Barracks leaders. York County Barracks auxiliary rummage sale postponed to April 8. Annette chapter Eastern Star officers to be installed tonight 7:30 pm at Saco Masonic hall. Grace Littlefield’s committee serves refreshments. Adah chapter Eastern Star to install Friday 7:30 pm at Biddeford Masonic hall with supper at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
St. Jean Hall
Adams and
Jefferson Streets
Biddeford
North Saco
York County
Rockland
Agnes H. Swett
South Berwick
Fred Clark
Saco
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Grace Littlefield
Adah
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Stock Continued on Page One Note on UK Irish Relations
The text discusses ongoing stock continued from page one, referencing United Kingdom relations with Gire the Irish Republic. It suggests that arrangements could be made on defense and other matters and states there is every reason to believe such arrangements will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Gire
Irish Republic
Weather outlook for Portland and nearby towns
Partly cloudy with scattered snow flurries and little temperature change through Friday. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Overnight lows include Caribou 17 Eastport 29 Greenville 19 Old Town 18 Rumford 23 Portland 24 Mt. Washington 8 Concord 26 Halifax 31 Montreal 21.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Edward Robbins dies after long illness in Gardiner home
Edward Wilbur Robbins 79 formerly of Saco died last night at a Gardiner rest home after a long illness. Born April 17, 1881 in Saco he worked at Pepperell Mfg and belonged to many Masonic and Eastern Star bodies. Survivors include nephew Ernest Robbins of Saco and stepson L Earle Hutchinson of Gardiner. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Saturday from Shumway Funeral Home Saco with viewing Friday 7 to 9.
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Edward Wilbur Robbins
Saco
Gardiner
Enoch B
Ella
Ridlon) Robbins
Pepperell Mfg Company
Quarter Century Club
Saco Lodge
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
A.F
A.M
York Royal Arch
Maine
Shum- Way Funeral Home
Spring Street
Infant Christopher Girard Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Girard of 38 Saco Avenue Old Orchard Beach died Tuesday at a local hospital after birth Monday at Biddeford hospital Surviving are his parents Robert and Norma Jenner Girard and extended family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrstopher
Mark Girard
Robert Girard
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Hospital
Robbert and
Norma
Jenner) Girard
George P Williamson 64 Dies in Kennebunk Veteran and Foreman
George P Williamson of Kennebunk died at 64 after a 15 year residence there, former resident of Kingfield. Born Lexington May 2 1896 he was a World War I veteran, member of VFW York lodge AF and AM St Armand Commandery Mason Madonna chapter and Christ Church. Survived by widow Eva Collins three sons and a daughter two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 1:30 pm from Ancell Funeral Home Kennebunk with Rev Fred Holmleire officiating. Interment Tone Cemetery. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening and prior to services.
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George P. Williamson
Kennebunk
Kingfield
Lexington
Alfred
Maria ‘Pinkham? Williamson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
York Lodge
St. Armand Commandery
Madonna Chapter
OFS
Christchurch
Eva Collins
George A
Frank H. Williamson
Arundel
Charles S. Williamson
Emma Goodwin
Hiawatha
Kans
Lena Hamilton
South Portland
Ancell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Fred Holmlere
Tone Cemetery
Kennebunkk
Local Church Activities This Friday Evening
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army meet at 8 30 p m Friday. Lyman Baptist Bible club at 7 30 p m at the parsonage Goodwins Mills. Saco School Street Methodist vestry hosts a baked bean and casserole supper 5 to 7 p m Friday for Camp Winthrop attendance. Saco Unitarian parish house open 7 to 9 p m for rummage drop offs. Rummage sale Saturday 9 a m to 2 p m under Woman's Alliance. Biddeford United Baptist Senior Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p m tonight at 20th Century bowling alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Bible Club
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Camp Winthrop
Saco Unitarian Church
Woman's Alliance of the Church
Biddeford
Legislature Advances Bills On Primaries And Clerks
House forwards a measure to be engrossed establishing equal numbers of election clerks for each candidate in Biddeford city primaries, mainly affecting Democratic races. A salary bill was amended to require a referendum on both provisions. passage by the Senate would finalize action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Biddeford City
Legal Affairs Committee
Senate
Kennedy 10 point program for Latin America praised abroad
President Kennedy unveiled a 10 point program for Latin America at a White House reception with 250 diplomats. Critics note it echoes an earlier 12 point plan and lacks a price tag, relying on regional self help and long term planning. Front line goals include tax and land reform, education, health, housing, and better resource use, with a warning that reform trials may invite unrest or Communist pressure if elites resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Hemisphere
Latin America
Tampa
White House
Europe
Congress
Eisenhower
United States
Congressional
House
Biddeford voters to decide separately on raises for mayor and council
Citizens in Biddeford will cast separate ballots on increasing the mayor's salary and the council members' salaries. The proposed raises aim to adjust compensation to reflect duties and time commitments. Local officials emphasize budget alignment and fiscal responsibility in the referendum.
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Biddeford
Father Of Quadruplets Is Grateful
William W. Cutaiar III expressed joy and disbelief after his wife delivered quadruplet girls at Delaware County Hospital. The babies, each estimated at two to three pounds, are in isolettes while the mother recovers. The family, living near Paoli, previously had two other children and has moved to a larger home to accommodate the new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William W. Cutaiar
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Delaware County Hospital
Upper Darby
Cutaiar
Kennett Square
Cutaiars
Nearb Paoli
Devon
William
Sheree
Lodge Is Back At First Love Lodge Is Back At First Love
Henry Cabot Lodge has been named a general consultant to Time Life and Fortune magazines in international relations. The 58 year old former ambassador to the United Nations was announced yesterday. Lodge, a Harvard graduate, served nearly a decade as a newspaperman before his political career. He was U S senator from Massachusetts and ambassador to the United Nations for 74 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Cabott Lodge
Time
Life
Fortune
United Nations
Lodge
Harvard
U. S
Massachusetts
Biddeford Names New Principal Hodge to Lead Next Year
Supt. Paul Larrabee announced in Biddeford that Hodge, current Alfred elementary principal for seven years, will become the district's new principal next September. A Biddeford native and married father of three, he will replace Raymond A. Kenneally who will move to the high school role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Juvenile questioning under way by local police
Sergeant Lake and Chief John Clark questioned youths this morning about a case. Ages ranged from 12 to 19, with police uncertain about some youths' involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Lake
John Clark
Stock Market Rises on Auto Industry News in Bright Session
The New York stock market rallied for its best gain in two weeks led by auto shares after Chrysler announced a 25 percent production increase and U.S. automakers reported higher sales. The Dow Jones average rose 3.50 to 666.38 at noon while volume reached 2.15 million shares.
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New York
Stock Market Today
Associated Press
Rails
Chrysler
Auto
Ford
U.S. Steel
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Anaconda
American Smelting
Air Reduction
Allied Chemical
Goodyear
U.S. Rubber
Eastman Kodak
Bruswick
American Machine & Foundry
Dow Jones
U.S
WSCS Officers Slate Presented at Foss Street Methodist
A WSCS meeting at Foss Street Methodist Church presented a full officer slate led by president June Poirier and included vice president Beatrice Kaleel and secretary Ann Spencer among others. The group voted to sponsor a youth for the Methodist Camp in Winthrop and announced an essay contest for children. Members prepared items for a rummage sale after the meeting.
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WSCS
Foss Street Methodist Church
Ida Michie
Gladys Goodwin
June Poirier
Beatrice Kaleel
Ann Spencer
Marion Hutchins
Sunshine
Louise Merriman
Gladys Schwartz
Esther Marr
Harriet Smith
Maude Moore
Theresa Chasse
Francis Michie
Marion Riddle
Dorothy McGown
Sylvia Searle
Joanne Doyle
Bernice Wiggin
Winthrop
Children’s Work
Groveton
N.H
Korea
Anne Spencer
Legislature frames tax relief for railroads
The bill outlines a tax cut on railroad gross receipts from 3 percent to at least 1 percent if railroads do not earn a net operating income of 5.4 percent of operating investment. The provision appears as a continuation on Page One.
Gorgeana Council Plans Active Girl Scout Program
The Gorgeana Girl Scout council board met at Scout hall Biddeford to outline an active schedule. Five volunteer leader trainers will teach basic training with two more sessions planned. Southern Maine planning seeks one adult and two seniors for a Portland meeting on March 23. Camp Gis Ca reunion set for March 18 in Portland. bathing and program details announced. A camp committee meeting is planned March 30. an experienced unit leader is needed for Camp La Gis Ca. Day camp staff banquet on March 21 in Sanford. Saco displays a window at the Men's Shop for Girl Scout Week. Public relations notes guests at WIDE Saturday and a heritage hike.
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Gorgeana Girl Scout Council Board of
Scout Hall
Pool Str
Biddeford
William Deans
Southern
Portland
Shirley McIntire
Howard Sheffer
Scout Office
Camp la Gis Ca
Terry Palmer
Sanford
Margaret Ouellette
Saco
Howard Shaffer
Margo Priest
Hollie Ward
Auburn
Land Council
Somersworth
N. H
Girl Scouts
Camp la Gis Cal
Doris C. Reando
Mary Howgate
Barbara Cain
Millie Emerson
Harriet Horne
House and Senate Meet at 10 AM Friday
The House and Senate will convene at 10 o clock Friday before adjourning for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Sports Night To Be Held At Eagles Home
Plans for Sports Night on March 22 were made at the Biddeford Saco Eagle hall. Adelard Tremblay and Lionel Gardner to run the buffet lunch after the event. tickets for the evening will be sold Friday. A Easter Ball is set for April 2 on Birch Street with table reservations via Tremblay. Eagle president Glen Yarborough received a diamond ring for top memberships. Phillip Perreault presented the award.
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Biddeford-Saco Eerie
Order of Eagles
Birch Street
Adelard Tremblay
Lionel Gardner
Glen Yarborough
Phillip Perreault
Edward Chelate
107 year old Louisville woman seeks washing machine
Margaret Lewis, born a slave near Glasgow, Kentucky, celebrated her 107th birthday in Louisville with cake and a wish for an automatic washing machine to help keep her things clean. She lives with a granddaughter and spends much time knitting and quilting, noting aging makes things harder.
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Louisville, KY
Margaret Lewis
Biddeford Teen Fined for Speeding in Saco Court
Richard P. Poirier, 16, of 95 Washington Street Biddeford, paid a $20 fine in Saco municipal court this morning on speeding charges. He was cited for 45 mph in a 25 mph zone by Saco police. State Game Wardens were complainants. in a separate action Albert Powers, 39, Lincoln Road Saco, was fined $25 for letting his dog chase deer.
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Richard P. Poirier
Washington Street
Biddeford
Saco
Albert Powers
Lincoln Road
Church Guild Sets Dates For Antique Show
The South Biddeford Methodist church Guild set July 21 and 22 for an antique show at Siloam hall on Pool road. Committees were named for dealers, posters, candy counter, thrift shop, and a food sale table run by the Ladies Aid. A public baked bean supper is planned for April 15 and the next meeting is April 26 at Mrs. Bessie Day’s home.
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Siloam Hall
Pool Road
theSouth Biddeford Methodist Church Guild
Dorothy Peck
Bessie Day
Pauline Burnham
Jordan Goldthwaite
Kathy Goldthwaite
Dorothy Bunting
Ruth Hutchins
Natali Emerson
Dorothy Lowell
Ladies Aid Society of the
Guild
Martha Cotsinas
Peck
Ruth Peck
Inez Johnson
Ruth Bailey
Sentence Due Housing Group Convicted on FHA Loan Fraud
U S District Judge Edward T. Gignoux will sentence in May a Bangor firm and nine representatives convicted of fraudulently obtaining FHA loans. The company president George L. Tsoulas and eight sales staff members were found guilty by verdicts totaling 65 counts. Each count carries up to two years in prison and $5,000 fine. Defendants plan appeals to the U S Circuit Court in Boston.
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Portlandp
U. S. District Court
Edward T. Gignoux
Bangor Concern
Gignoux
George L. Tsoulas
Bangor
Lan
U. S. Circuit Court
Boston
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Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Rangers of 103Rd
Peppere! Hall, Biddeford
York County Barracks
John N. Renton
Golden Gates
Eleanor
Florida Tardif
Notre Dare Church
Edward Robbins
Christopher Girard
George Williamson
Hodge
Wscs Group
Gorgeana Council
Eagles
Young Biddeford Speeder
Journal
Bt Ie
Main ST
Playtex
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