Personal notices from Biddeford area hospitals
Marcel Paquette of 155 Cleaves Street Biddeford is a patient at Notre Dame hospital. Ernest Lebel has returned home to 162 Cleaves Street after treatment at Webber hospital. Miss Clarinda Roberge has entered Notre Dame for medical care on Mason Street Biddeford. Richard P. Blaney of 14 Old Orchard Avenue Old Orchard Beach is now at Notre Dame for surgical treatment. Mrs. Ralph Bouthillette has returned home to 38 Harding Street after Notre Dame care. Mrs. Rebecca Sandler of 83 Alfred Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber hospital. Miss Claudette Thompson of 19 Wakefield Avenue Saco is a surgical patient at Saco Osteopathic hospital. Mrs. Abbie Boston of 63 Storer Street Saco has returned home from Notre Dame hospital after medical care. Lawrence Crosby Jr of 15 Washington Avenue Old Orchard Beach has returned home after Notre Dame treatment. Discharged from Notre Dame are Philip Perreault of 1 Sheltra Avenue Biddeford Rosaire Letellier of 18 Taylor Street Biddeford James Skidds of 23 Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach and Ernest Prouin of 61 Adams Street Biddeford.
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Marcel Paquette
Cleaves Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Ernest Lebel
Webber Hospital
Clarinda Roberge
Mason Street
Richard P. Blaney
Old Orchard Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Ralph Bouthillette
Harding Street
Rebecca Sandler
Alfred Street
Claudette Thompson
Wakefield Avenue
Saco
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Abbie Boston
Storer Street
Lawrence Crosby, Jr
Lawrence Crosby, Sr
Washington Avenue
Philip Perreault
Sheltra Avenue
Rosaire Letellier
Taylor Street
James Skidds
Ocean Avenue
Ernest Prouin
Adams Street
Annie G. Murch 1859 194? Portland Obituary Notice
Miss Annie G. Murch of 18 Casco Street Portland and Old Orchard Beach died last evening at her Portland home after a brief illness. Born in Dayton she was daughter of John and Abbie Murch. She attended Gorham Normal and Gray's Business College, worked as a bookkeeper in Boston and at Augusta House in Augusta. Surviving sister Lucy R. Murch. Funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at Hay and Peabody Funeral Home Portland. Burial at Goodwins Mills cemetery in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie G. Murch
Casco Street
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Dayton
John and
Abbie
Clark) Murch
Gorham Normal School
Gray's Business College
Boston
Augusta House
Augusta
Augusta Business and Professional Women's Club
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Lucy R. Murch
iHay and Peabody Funeral Home
Congress Street
Goodwins Mills
Cold Portland Weather Outlook with Snow Flurries
Partly cloudy and windy in Portland this afternoon with scattered snow flurries in mountains. Tonight becomes very cold with fair, cold conditions continuing Saturday. Gusty NW winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon, easing tonight. Small craft advisories along the coast. Zone temperatures list: Caribou 1, Eastport 10, Greenville 2, Old Town 8, Portland 13, Rumford 4, Concord 11, Montreal 1.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Towns
Rumford
Concord
Montreal
Notre Dame Thrift Shop directed by Group B next week
Announcement notes Mrs. Gaston Boucher as captain and outlines upcoming events. New England Hospital Assembly will be held in Boston with Auxiliary Day on March 20 at the Hotel Statler Hilton. Biddeford Red Cross executive committee to meet Monday at 6:30 pm at the City building Cross office. Delta Alpha club to entertain Monday at 7:50 pm at Miss Ethel Roberts home Old Orchard road Saco with Mrs. Dorothy Tarbox assisting.
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Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Gaston Boucher
New England Hospital Assembly
Boston
Hotel Statler-Hilton
Biddeford
Red Cross Chapter
4 Cross
Build
Delta Alpha Club
Ethel Roberts
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Dorothy Tarbox
Church notes with confession times and service details
The Junior Band and singers of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 9 00 a m Confessions will be heard at St Monica church Kennebunk from 9 00 to 5 00 p m on Saturday Confessions at St Martha church Kennebunkport Saturday from 4 00 to 9 00 and 7 00 to 8 00 p m Mary church Wells Saturday 2 30 to 3 30 p m A prayer and praise service for Biddeford Advent Christian church members is tonight at 7 30 at the parsonage on Chapel street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soongsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St Martha Church
Kennebunkport
St Mary Church
Wells
Biddeford
Car Truck Collision At Biddeford Intersection
A morning crash at Union and Graham streets in Biddeford involved an oil truck driven by Andre Dallaire and a sedan driven by Clarence E. McDonald. No injuries were reported, damage affected the truck’s left front and grill and the sedan’s right side, and Officer Alfred Guilmette investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Graham Streets
Biddeford
Union Street
Andre Dallaire
Elm Street
Graham Street
Clarence E. McDonald
Alfred Street
McDonald
Alfred Guilmette
Central Maine Power February net income figures
The Central Maine Power Co reports February net income of 769.0 dollars versus 628 thousand dollars in February 1960. The 12 months ending February show 8.079 million dollars, up from 7.034 million dollars in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Snow removal costs in Saco lag last year figures
City data show snow removal expenses in Saco from 1961 to yesterday total $16,008.55, down by $497.64 compared to $16,506.19 spent by the city through the same period in 1960. The year’s spending trails last year as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Diplomas Won By Federal School Eighth Grade Class
Nine students in the Federal school eighth grade will receive diplomas at graduation exercises despite the removal of eighth grade ceremonies at Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I wish to thank my many friends and neighbors for the beautiful cards and flowers sent to me during my stay at the hospital of Merton Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitter, Spital
Merton Mitchell
Mary L. Stone 85, retired teacher, dies in Biddeford hospital
Mary L. Stone, 85, a retired schoolteacher, died today in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. She lived at 13 Gore Street, Kennebunk, formerly of Lynnfield, Massachusetts, born February 13, 1876 in Cape Porpoise. She taught in Belmont and Brockton, Massachusetts. Survivors: nephews Henry D. Twombly and William C. Twombly, and niece Eth el Cohen. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Bibber memorial chapel Kennebunk. Rev. Robert Howes to officiate. burial Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Stone
Biddeford
Gore Street
Kennebunk
Lynnfield
Mass
Cape Porpoise
Clement and
Catherine (Robinson) Stone
Bridgewater
Massachusetts
Belmont
Brockton
Henry D. Twombly
Kennebunkport
William C. Twombly
Florida
Ethel Cohen
Pawtucket
R.1
Bibber
Funeral services for Ernest Maddox held in Saco
Funeral services for Ernest Fillmore Maddox a Saco resident were held Thursday at Bennett and Craig funeral home with Rev. Stanley Bennett of the Saco United Baptist church officiating. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery with bearers from the Saco lodge of Odd Fellows including Milton Randall Richard Libby Daniel Davis and George Ivaskoff. Saco lodge members had conducted a ritualistic service at the funeral home on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fillmore Maddox
Saco
Bennett and Craig Funeral
Stanley Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco Lodge of Odd Fellows
Milton Randall
Richard Libby
Daniel Davis
George Ivaskoff
Saco Lodge
Three Youth Groups Go On Skating Party
Three area youth groups held a roller skating party at the Palace rink in Old Orchard Beach. Attending were Hollis Center Baptist Youth Fellowship, Baptist Youth Fellowship of First Baptist Church of Lyman Goodwins Mills, and Advent Christian Youth Fellowship Goodwins Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Old Orchard Beach
Hollis Center Baptist Youth Fellowship
Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church of
Becky Smith
Stephen Daniels
Randy Perkins
Byron Dodge
Richard Bradbury
Ronald Dyer
Shirley Goff
Ralph Emmons
Clyde Anderson
Rudolph Emmons
Robert Chisholm
Stephen Park
Robert Turner
Whitey Meserve
Robert Rubito
Lee Meserve
Sylvis Barnes
Stephen Bradbury
Alden W Vole
Stanley Hill
Thomas Harris
Marcia Walker
Carol Ivey
Mhlizabeth Hood
Hazel Burnham
Wary Walker
Fire Auxiliary Plans Product Party In Saco
Final plans for a product party on March 23 at the Saco fire station were decided at a Saco Firemen's auxiliary meeting. Gloria Hevey presided, a Red Cross note was read, and St Patrick day gifts were exchanged. Refreshments followed with hospitality chairs Havel Emmons and Hevey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Fire Station
Saco
Gloria Hevey
Saco Red Cross
Havel Emmons
Hevey
Shirley Burba
Adele Letellier
Fmmons
Madeline Eastman
Irma Leblanc
Rita Jacques
Burba
Scammon
Fremont Club and Auxiliary Name Supper Groups Formed
Fremont club and auxiliary named two supper committees at a meeting in Biddeford. An Irish supper is set for March 18 with hosts Edward Neault Roland Menard Frederic Thompson and Roger Wagner. A bean supper planning group for April 15 includes Gedeon Bergeron Roland Bergeron and Rodrigue Bergeron. The next meeting is April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Edward ‘Neault
Roland Menard
Frederic Thompson
Roger Wagner
Gedeon Bergeron
Roland Bergeron
Rodrigue Bergeron
Adrien Lamothe
George Baiguy
Albert Allie
Antonia Daigneault
Alcide Dubois
Raoul Dumont
Emile Dumont
Romeo Forest
Lionel Garon
Urbain Langevin
Natalie Lemire
Raoul Morin
Gerard Morin
Joseph Neault
Paul Neault
Grand Irish parade gathers dignitaries along Fifth Avenue
The event, continued from Page One, features a drum and bugle corps and 14 pipe bands along a green stripe from Washington Square to 110th Street. Grand marshal John T. Clancy leads as church and political leaders including Cardinal Spellman Mayor Brandt Governor Rockefeller and others prepare to view from 64th Street. The Ancient Order of Hibernians sponsors the parade, which bans vehicles and floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square
110Th Street
John T
Pat Clancy
Queens
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick's Cathedral
64Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Laurance J. McGinley
S.J
Fordham University
Thomas J. Kiernan
United States
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
United Nations
U.N. Assembly
Frank Aiken
Sons of Evin
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
America
Turmoil (Continued from Page One) Johnson Eyes Brink's Job Hope
Johnson, a self employed window washer and trash hauler, voices doubt about life in a confined truck and hopes to decide on the Brink's job and scholarship next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Brink's
Biddeford Saco lodge ritualistic team state champions
The Biddeford Saco lodge ritualistic team won state championships and will represent Maine in the New England Elks championship tourney at Wakefield Massachusetts on March 26. PER Leon F. Jones coaches the champion degree staff. A special meeting is set for Thursday night to initiate a class of candidates. William J. Mullen of Old Orchard served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco Lodge
Maine
New England Elks
Wakefield
Mass
Leon F. Jones
William J. Mullen
Old Orchard
Cere
Two Biddeford youths held on theft charges
Two Biddeford youths Ronald Houle and Dennis Pelletier were bound over to the May term of York county Superior court after pleading guilty to larceny charges in Biddeford Municipal court. bail was set at 1000 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Alfred
Simon Spill
Ronald Houle
Washington Street
Dennis Pelletier
Union Street
York County Superior Court
Spill
Old Orchard Beach
Houle
Pelletier
Pelletiers
Legislature Sets Up Final Word on Jobless Benefits
Francis M. Coughlin of the Biddeford Maine Employment Security Commission says unemployment relief depends on the Maine Legislature after the Senate passed a bill that would add 13 weeks of benefits. The MESC now pays 26 weeks from 7 to 33 dollars, with over 900 benefit recipients at the local office and more than 400 exhaustions since October. The benefit year begins in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Coughlin
Biddeford
Maine Employment Security Commission
Senate
Coughlin
Maine
MESC
County Salon Plans Jeans for Needy Boys at Hospital
York County Salon 257 met at Mrs. Gertrude Rankin’s home in Saco to outline a project sourcing jeans for beggar boys at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver. A letter from Mrs. Margaret Dulles urged immediate aid replacing earlier Johnnies plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
York ‘County
Gertrude Rankin
High Street
Saco
Margaret Dulles
National Eight and Forty Child Welfare
Salon
Catherine Ambrose
Beatrice Wakefield
Martha Whitten
Frances Mullins
Edna Mahoney
State Convention of Widows of
Gilberto Lavoie
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Alberta Redmond
Petite Chapeau
Lavoie
Rankin
Angie Cote
Gertrude Wood
Kittery
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Betty McKeon
Wakefield
Redmond
Cape Porpoise
Gertrude Johnson
Doris Taylor
Florence Lewis
Juliette Rocray
Florence Gagne
Cote
Government transfer payments dip from October high
Personal transfer payments from government trust funds totaled 10 billion dollars in February, 2 percent above February 1960 but 4 billion below last October’s peak near 410 billion. Declines hit manufacturing especially autos and fabricated metals, even as other indexes showed slowing declines suggesting the recession trough may be near. Officials cited possible midwinter sales weakness and weather as factors. The Federal Reserve report appeared the brightest indicator in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Federal Reserve
Druggists Name Gowen Head Of York County Group
Willis S. Gowen of Kennebunk was elected president of the York County Pharmaceutical Association at a meeting at the Wonderland Steakhouse in Biddeford last night. He succeeds Lucien Doyon of Biddeford who presided. New officers include William A. Doran Jr of Biddeford as first vice president Albert Boudreau of Sanford as second vice president Arthur A. Demers of Sanford as treasurer and Leo V. Lamathe of Biddeford as secretary. Also present were speaker Albert F. Deshaies of Biddeford chairman of the nominating committee and guests Joseph O. Shaw and Roy Co. St. Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis S. Gowen
Kennebunk
York County Pharmaceutical Association
Wonderber
Biddeford
Gowen
Lucien Doyon
William A. Doran, Jr
Albert Bouldreau
Sanford
Arthur A. Demers
Leo V. Lamothe
Albert F. Deshaies
Joseph O. Shaw
Portland
Roy Co. St. Clair
Cumberland County Pharmaceutical Association
Shaw
St. Clair
Doyon
Deshaies
Prerick M. Demers
Rocco Maffe
Bribery links surface in college boxing and UF case
Police tie two college figures to long running bribery activity across sports. Wagman faces appeal after bribery conviction tied to a Florida incident. Hacken linked to a 1954 boxing scheme but his exact role remains undisclosed. Also noted are St Patrick’s Day observances and memorial services for Socrates Coronios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Ing
Wagman
University of Florida
Hacken
Clarence Henry
Henry
Bobby Jones
Joey Giardello
Maureen
Katherine
Eileen O'Brien
South Portland
Emerald Isle
Elks
Howard Ragsdale
Everett Trask
Forrest Royal
Waterville
Socrates Coronios
California
Exalter
Car Sheltra
Son Of Erin Greets Nurse In Tradition At Trull Hospital
On St Patrick's Day 1961 Daniel Murphy greeted a night nurse at 12:01 a.m. in the doorway of his room at Trull hospital marking one of the first shamrock salutes of the day. A longtime Biddeford resident, he previously lived at 243 Main Street with his sister Frances Mary Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trull Hospital
Daniel Murphy
Ireland
Main Street
Biddeford
Frances Mary Murphy
Maine Maritime Academy Vessel Returns From Mediterranean Cruise
PORTLAND Maine maritime academy training vessel State of Maine docked at Maine State Pier after a 10000 mile cruise to the Mediterranean. 325 midshipmen and officers greeted by hundreds as open house events run today and Saturday with the ship set to return to Castine Sunday. Miss Susanna Janet Warren of Portland crowned cruise queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Maritime Academy
State of Maine
Mediterranean
Maine State Pier
Castine
Susanna Janet Warren
Saco Extension Group Discusses Modern Clothing
The Saco Extension association held a morning session at Saco GAR hall led by Mrs. Frema S. Grant on clothing as a modern meaning. Topics included color psychology, age-appropriate dress, comfort with new clothes, and a sewing training class for beginners led by Mrs. Alice Prue and Mrs. Irene Ayer. The next training class is March 29 with free admission for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Extension Association
Saco Gar Hall
Frema S. Grant
Annie Caton
Marion Banks
Alice Prue
Thelma Quimby
Eliza
Cub Pack 310 Holds March Session Tonight
Cub Pack 310 of Saco meets at the parish house and homes of den mothers to review ceremonies and plan a 7:30 p.m. March meeting at the parish house. Dens discuss tours of Saco Lowell Shops and Edwards plant, bike safety lecture, soap carvings, plaques and calendars, and knot tying while sharing reports and badge requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
First Parish Congregational Church
Den
John Whitney
Wayne Whitney
Richard Normand
Dennis
Douglass Gaines
James Williams
Saco-Lowell
Edwards Plant
Russell Bennett
Den 3
Donald Pierce
Royal Chasse
Patrick Pierce
Cubs
Stephen Courtois
David Roy
Christopher Allen
Richard LaFortune
Donald Paquette
Michael Pierce
Chief Pierce
Dorothy Hawkins
Gilbert Hawkins
Harry Nielson
Dean Wolfahrt
Thomas Rousselle
William Chenard
David Walton
James Bevona
Thomas Vining
Tom Vining
den Thhief
John Carnevale
Kenneth Lamontagne
David Tito
Roland Huot
Richard, Dube
Albert Roberts
Den 7
Robert Boutet
Alan Savage
Peter Mazieko
David Leslie
Jon Boutet
Oliver Stevens
Harry Viahakos
Philip Scamman
Iden
Bernard Gaines
L Steven Foran
Steven Hill
Michael Hughes
Russell Leighton
John
Charles Scamman
Euclid Milliard
Norman Means
John Porter
David Milliard
Alan Polackwich
Ronnie Scammon
Webelos den
Lion Cubs
Mark Butland
Charles Anthony
Paul Wentworth
Den 2
Quads Reported Doing Fine in Philadelphia Birth
The quadruplet girls born to Arlene Cutaiar of Malvern were reported in fine condition by an attendant at Delaware Valley Hospital in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arlene Cutaiar
Malvern
Dela
Thursday Club Elects Officers With Musicale Event
The Thursday club met at Biddeford First Universalist church combining an election of officers with a musical program. New officers take duties April 20. committee chairs named. Miss Mary Worthley to speak on Mental Health April 6. York County Union meeting April 25 announced. Easter donations approved for nursing associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford First Universalist Church
Arnold Calderwood
Robert Noble
Benjamin Remar
John B. Authier
William M. Ashton
Chris Johnson
Theresa LaFountaine
Allan Sneider
John B. Delorge
George Butler
R. Foss
Annie Phillips
Clarence Kennedy
Frank Carey
Albert Gardella
Eloi Lacroix
Shirley E. Parks
Ireland
Pomona Opposes Lower Age Limit In Liquor Bill
Pomona Grange met at Dayton school with Goodwins Mills Grange hosting. Richard Burke presided as Lebanon master. officers invited Pomona officers to fill chairs at Riverside Grange on April 1 and Lebanon Grange on April 8. A degree rehearsal planned after April 8. Pomona opposed a bill lowering liquor purchase age from 21 to 18. Marjorie Parsons to attend Youth Conference April 1 in Augusta. Young Married Couples conference set for April 15 in Augusta. Next Youth Council meeting April 30 at John F Hill Grange, Flint. Fundraising for Barak M Shibles Memorial Scholarship requested with proceeds at April Pomona meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Pomona Grange
Dayton
Goodwins Mills Grange
Richard Burke
Lebanon
Pomona
Riverside Grange
Lebanon Grange
Marjorie Parsons
Augusta
Miss. Parsons
John F. Hill Grange
Flint
Roland Lavigne
Saco Grange
Leland Scamman
Saco
York Pomona
State Grange
George Perkins
Wells
Nellie Menhire
Trash Can Fire In Saco Damages Hallway Can
A fire in a trash can at an apartment in Saco was extinguished this morning using a booster line. The fire originated presumably from a cigarette in the hallway trash can. The unit belongs to Paul Moreau at 359 Main Street Biddeford. Firefighters confined flames to the can. The incident occurred as four premature babies were born at Ware County Memorial Hospital. Dr. Ernest Noone said the babies, weighing 3 pounds 3 ounces, 2 pounds 13 ounces, 3 pounds 3 ounces, and 3 pounds 1 ounce, will face weeks more of risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Amnette
Main Street
Biddeford
Paul Moreau
Ware County Memorial Hospital
Ernest Noone
One-Act Play By TA Seniors at Thornton Academy
The AAUW chapter enjoyed a performance of The Apollo of Beilac translated from French by Maurice Valency, staged by Thornton Academy seniors Thursday at the AAUW March meeting. Cast included Bonnie Roberts Barbara Warren Edward LeBlanc Peter Gordon Robert Bailey Jeffrey Griffith Richard Mailman Carlos Castellon Richard Hellige Richard Desroberts Meredith Miles Martin Sheehan with Ann Koutoulakas as special student assistant. Tea tables featured St Patrick day motifs hosted by several members and Mrs George Love presided over a brief business session with officer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beilac
Maurice Valency
Thornton Academy
AAUW
Academy
Charlemagne Fournier
Bonnie Roberts
Barbara Warren
Edward LeBlanc
Peter Gordon
Robert Bailey
Jeffrey Griffith
Richard Mailman
Carlos Castellon
Richard Hellige
Richard Desroberts
Meredith Miles
Martin Sheehan
Ann Koutoulakas
Harold Carroll
Donald Allen
Adelbert Jakeman
Philip R. Webb
Gilbert Harrison
Philip Snow
George Love
Dates Set For 3rd State DAR Conclave
Dates March 21 22 and 23 announced for the 63rd Maine State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution to be held at the Lafayette hotel Portland hosted by Rebecca Emery chapter Biddeford and Saco. Events include past state officers club dinner reservations by Miss Alice R Parsons and executive board meetings with schedule of registration sessions memorial service banquet and national defense breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lafayette Hotel
Portland
Rebecca Emery
Biddeford
Saco
Alice R. Parsons
South Berwick
Regent’s
Main Street
iSaco
National Defense
A. Florence Crowley
American Music
America
Saco Court Fines Traffic Violators
Two traffic violators paid fines in Seco Municipal court this morning. Dorothy A. Tsiokas, 36, of Wesley boulevard Old Orchard Beach, fined $10 for speeding 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Ocean Park road. Carl Ross, 19, of Calais, fined $10 for passing a red light. Saco police were complainants in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco
Dorothy A. Tsiokas
Wesley Boulevard
Old Orchard Beach
Ocean Park Road
Carl Ross
Calais
Saco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest F. Maddox
Journal
Son
Erin
Saco Extension Group
Zinni
Times
George Rennell
Kathleen
Galway Bay
Peter Allen
Peggy O'Neil
Peg O
Danny Boy
Parks
Gladys Ruben
Robert Fournier
Theresa Chretien
Thomas Paraday
Oscar Perrault
Charles Gregory
David Dolloff
Florence Crowley
Felix Sheltra
Earle Lewis
John Barrett
Raymond Kenneally
William Soule
S. Dunton Drummond
Harry Merrill
DAR