Death of Mrs Adah B Haley Portland widow aged 58
Mrs Adah B Haley 58 wife of Eugene D Haley of 45 Spring Street Portland and a former Saco resident died unexpectedly at home. Born November 23 1903 in Underhill Vermont she was daughter of Victor and Martha Horner. She moved to Portland from Saco in 1927 and worked as a bookkeeper. A St Dominic church communicant and Daughters of Isabella member she is survived by three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday 8:15 a.m. from 749 Congress Street then a 9 a.m. requiem high mass at St Dominic church. Burial Calvary cemetery. Weather: fair to partly cloudy and warmer then and tonight with south to southwest winds 5-15 mph. Friday fair to partly cloudy and warmer with possibly showers or thundershowers by evening southerly winds 10-20 mph. All zones upper 0s near 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah B. Haley
Eugene D. Haley
Spring Street
Portland
Saco
Underhill
Victor
Martha ‘(Hurson) Horner
St. Dominicé Church
Daughters of Isabella
Ward W
Whyte
Falmouth
Helen White
Dorothy Horner
Congress Street
St. Dominic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Local Biddeford Residents in Health and Travel Notice
Joseph Miniani 23 Dartmouth street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Mrs Madeliene Robida 12842 Alfred street Biddeford is receiving medical treatment at Webber hospital. Among those at Webber hospital is Mrs Marie Brunelle 12 Kossuth street Biddeford. Kenneth Gerry Labonte avenue Saco an engineer for Emhart Glass Hartford Conn has arrived in Switzerland for a month on business. Miss Diana Cole Endwell NY a Syracuse University student is spending a week with her grandparents Earl Clark Saco and Leon Cole Ocean Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miniani
Dartmouth Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Madeliene Robida
Alfred Street
Marie Brunelle
Kossuth Street
Kenneth Gerry
Diana Cole
Endwell
N.Y
Syracuse University
Earl Clark
Saco
Leon Cole
Ocean Park
Saco firemen’s auxiliary social planned tonight
The Saco Firemen's Auxiliary will hold a social tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Mary Cantara, 68 Maple Street, Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Church notes list Friday services and rehearsals in Saco
Holy Communion will be celebrated at Trinity Episcopal Church in Saco on Friday at 9 30 a m. Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The Unitarian Universalist Youth choir rehearses Friday at 3 15 p m at the Saco Unitarian parish house for Easter music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Saco Salvation Army
Unitarian - Universalist
Saco Unitarian
Fashion show follows church supper at Saco Methodist
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Saco Street Methodist Church will host a public supper on Friday from 5 to 7 p m in the church vestry. A fashion show by the youth will follow the meal in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Sigma Delta To Serve Supper For GOP Club
The Sigma Delta group of Biddeford First Universalist church met in the church vestry with Mrs. Berniece Davis hosting. Plans were made to serve a baked bean supper on April 9 for the Arundel Republican Women's club. Mrs. Dorothy Tarbox presided. A guest from Peabody Mass will speak at the May 9 meeting about friendship cups and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta
Biddeford
Universalist
Unitarian
Germany
Main Street
Rosemary Davis
Laura Bridgman
Edna Woodman
Jeannette Davis
Iris Tate
Eleanor Davis
Pauline Tufts
Evelyn Emergon
Nancy Cooper
Stock market rally slows as key issues edge higher
The New York AP stock picture shows the market rally continuing at noon with the AP average up 0.70 to 260.20 as industrials gain 1.10 and rails 0.40. Major issues such as U.S. Steel advance while some leaders pause. Dow Jones up 1.78 to 714.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
U.S
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
Schenley
Carter
Chrysler
Erican Motors
General Motors
Ford
du Pont
American Stock Exchange
Thickening fruit syrup for pudding sauce with corn starch
To thicken fruit syrup for a pudding sauce stir over heat until it boils then continue stirring and boil about two minutes. Corn starch requires thorough cooking but should not be overcooked or it will break down, so watch the texture closely.
Card of Thanks for Ernest Fournier Bereavement
The family thanks Dr Anton and Rev George Plante for kindnesses, cards, and flowers during our bereavement. Mr and Mrs Henry Ledoux, Mr and Mrs Leon Levesque and Family, Mr and Mrs Royal Fournier and family express gratitude for support from friends neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fournier
Anton
George Plante
Henry Ledoux
Leon Levesque
Royal Fournier
Funeral services for John Burba Sr at St Mary Church
Funeral services for John Burba Sr were held at St Mary Church with a requiem high mass conducted by Rev Cornelius J Enright. William Cleary sang and Miss Louise Welch played the organ. Bearers were John Choroszy John Johnson James O'Meara John Wynne Calvin Day and Francis Hoctor. Entombment was at Greenwood Cemetery with burial to occur later in the spring in the family lot at St Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burba, Sr
St. Mary Church
Cornelius J. Enright
William Cleary
Louise Welch
John Choroszy
John Johnson
James O'Meara
John Wynne
Calvin Day
Francis Hoctor
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Mary Cemetery
Residents Win Battle To Save West Village
Jane Jacobs and neighbors in New York’s West Village won a long fight to prevent slum clearance and preserve their homes. Through sleepless nights, fundraisers, and court battles they raised 7000 dollars, marched to City Hall hearings, and formed the Improve West Village committee led by Jacobs to safeguard the community for families and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Jane Jacobs
City Hall
West Village
Jacobs
Childrens Center
Kennedy Talks on Policy Across Multiple Global Issues
President Kennedy comments on steel contract talks and union efforts to avert a strike noting no formal agreement yet. He weighs Argentina, Laos, and reapportionment while signaling caution on a summit and budget prospects for 1963. He defends a coalition in Laos and explains U S nuclear initiative stance. Dairy price cuts are hinted by Freeman.
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Argentina
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Laos
U.S
Supreme Court
Tennessee
High Court
Massachusetts
United States
Pierre Salinger
Europe
Orwille L. Freeman
Salad serving rule for chef s salad
The guideline states count on one cup of torn salad greens for each serving when making a chef s salad. Use a fairly lightly packed cup to measure each serving.
March Tides High Low A M P M Summary
Tide table fragment shows dates 29 31 with high and low values for morning and evening tides. Entries include numeric measurements and a reference to a location or station code, indicating daily lunar tidal estimates.
Court hearing of Saco man continued to April 9
The 27 year old Saco man Wilfred Gilbert faced charges of uttering a forged and counterfeit written instrument. A biddeford Municipal Court associate judge continued the case 10 days to April 9 at the request of the complainant. Bail set at $1,000. Gilbert was arrested by the sheriff and Biddeford police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
Wilfred Gilbert
Lillian Avenue
Adrien LeBlond
Nason
Gilbert
Journal Carriers Tomorrows Leaders
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Danis of 55 Maple Street Saco Marc is a sixth grade pupil at Notre Dame de Lourdes school He is a Journal independent merchant in the Lincoln Street area of Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Danis
Maple Street
Saco
Marc
Notre Dame de Lourdes School
Journal Independent
Lincoln Street
Two Democrats File Petitions In First District Race
Augusta AP report notes Clyde Bartlett of South Portland submitted 3790 voter signatures and Thomas L. Maynard of Portland 2942 as two of the three Democrats pursuing the First District seat. The district minimum is 2131. Dwight W. McLeod of Old Orchard Beach has announced his candidacy but not yet filed. Deadline for all candidates is next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Clyde Bartlett
South Portland
Thomas L. Maynard
Portland
Dwight W. McLeod
Old Orchard Beach
Ste. Anne Sodality Breakfast Planned at Wonderbar
Ste. Anne sodality of Notre Dame de Lourdes parish in Saco sponsors a Communion breakfast Sunday at 9 30 a m at the Wonderbar. All sodality members serve on the ticket committee and all women of the parish may attend. Guest speaker is Rt Rev Msgr Edward C O Leary chancellor of the Portland Catholic diocese with sodality officers and parish clergy at the head table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Anne Sodality
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
The
Sodality
Edward C. O'Leary
Portland
Buxton election infractions lead to suspended fines
Edward M. Elwell and M. Russell Hartshorn of Buxton received suspended $75 fines for notarizing absentee ballots without the voter present and illegal possession of absentee ballots. Deputy Sheriff Burleigh Richards, Jr. was the complainant. Judge Wilson found them guilty, with Hartshorn serving as a state representative candidate. another case saw William J. Patchert fined $10 for passing a red light in Old Orchard Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Elwell
Buxton
M. Russell Hartshorn
Burleigh Richards, Jr
Herbert Bennett
Portland
Wilson
Hartshorn
Lyman
Hollis
Dayton
Mahaney
William J. Patchert
Spring Street
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Maine candidate backs regional airports plan
Richard J. Dubord of Waterville seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination told a service club audience that airports located every 30 miles apart are a thing of the past. He urged acceptance of the regional airport concept, saying it is absolutely essential to keep Maine on the air transportation map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Richard J. Dubord
Waterville
Maine
Service Club
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in District Court
Ruel E. Seger a Saco machinist filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Portland listing debts of 5061 and assets of 350 with 200 exempt. Robert E. Barden of Biddeford a barber filed a wage earner plan listing debts of 1906 and assets of 150 exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel E. Seger
Saco Machinist
U. S. District Court
Portland
Seger
Robert E. Barden
Biddeford
Barden
Goldenrod Egg Toast Sauce with Cream
A simple old fashioned dish uses slivered hard cooked egg whites stirred into a medium seasoned cream sauce and spooned over toast. Rubbed hard cooked eggs are pressed through a sieve to create a light topping.
Kennedy Defends Price Support Reforms Amid Congressional Resistance
Kennedy says the administration sought changes to the price support program but Congress refused. He asserts Freeman had no alternative under the law, countering claims that the administration would mirror Republican policy when faced with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Freeman
Fund Drive Nears Goal For Industry Location
Biddeford campaign officials report $55,925 raised toward a $66,600 goal for locating a new industry in Grafton Lumber’s planned site. The drive chair, Harry M Wooster, says progress is strong and that the next meeting is April 4 at 10 am in the Chamber of Commerce office. The effort funds 10 percent of $666,000 community share to attract the project, which would employ at least 150 workers in year one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Harry M. Wooster
Drive
Wooster
Chamber of Commerce
Grafton Lumber Company
Saco- Lowell
Grafton Lumber
Steel negotiators reach broad agreement on contract
In Pittsburgh AP reports top steel negotiators have reached a broad two year non inflationary labor contract. The United Steelworkers union chief bargainers and major firms reached the outline Wednesday. Wage policy and company committees are to meet soon to ratify and refine terms including fringe benefits and grievance improvements. The deal aims for an early settlement without a strike and without inflationary provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington
United Steelworkers
Union International Executive Board
International Wage Policy Committee
Kennedy
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
USW
David J. McDonald
Cooper
McDonald
Milk Prices Drop Half Cent In April
Augusta Maine The Maine Milk Commission announced a new pricing formula tying state milk prices to Boston market levels. The minimum price drops to 24 1/2 cents a quart in most of southern Maine 24 cents in Bangor and central markets and 23 1/2 cents in Aroostook County controlled areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Maine Milk Commission
Boston
Bangor
Aroostook
Police Arrest Young Actor Billy Gray in Los Angeles
Actor Billy Gray known for Father Knows Best pleaded innocent to drunken driving. A jury trial was scheduled for April 23 after a preliminary hearing set for April 12 on marijuana possession. Police found a bag resembling marijuana seeds in his car. Gray admitted drinking beer but denied narcotics involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Billy Gray
Bud
Robert Dulin
Gray
Moonshiners Are Mobilized In Michigan Raids
DETROIT AP Federal agents report two of twenty moonshine stills smashed in Michigan in a week were mounted in van trailers. Moonshiners prepare for a quick getaway as raids continue across the state with several arrests likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
Birth announcements from Saco and Kennebunk area
At Saco Hospital a son, Scott Allan, nine pounds four ounces, born February 11 to Mr and Mrs Wayne Settle of Kittery. Paternal grandparents Alvin Settle Topsham and Elizabeth L Jewell Kennebunk. Elsewhere a daughter Mary Alice born March 15 at Mercy Hospital Portland to Mr and Mrs J Frank Harrison of Kennebunk. paternal grandmother Dorothy Harrison Kennebunk and maternal grandmother Mrs John J McCarthy Arlington Mass. Also a son David Wayne born March 17 to TM3 and Mrs Jere Gauthier Paulsboro NJ. grandparents Howard Taute and George Gauthier Kennebunk. great grandparents Helena Conley Biddeford and Edward Taute Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Settle
Kittery
Scott Allan
J. Frank Harrison
Pleasant Street
Kennebunk
Mary Alice
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Dorothy Harrison
John J. McCarhty
Arlington
Mass
Jere Gauthier
Patricia Taute
Paulsboro
N. J
David Wayne
Howard Taute
George Gauthier
Helena Conley
Biddeford
Edward Taute
Albert Houle
Ernest Gauthier
Loud speaker scares bandits at tavern in Louisville
Sher man Meenach installed a microphone with a speaker upstairs to alert him during burglaries at his tavern. He reports foiling several attempts and the latest thief fled when confronted with a pistol. A size 11 loafer was left outside the tavern and another in an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sherman Meenach
Meenach
Hearty Kidney Bean Apple Salad Recipe
Drain and rinse red kidney beans then mix with diced apple and celery. Add French dressing and serve on crisp greens. A small amount of minced scallion enhances the dish for a hearty, fresh salad.
Flood Damage Mounts Leave Nebraska Iowa Towns Houseless
Flood waters from swollen rivers cripple Nebraska and Iowa towns. Norfolk and Sioux City faced widespread property damage and evacuations. Sandbags protected Sioux City dikes as the Floyd River menace loomed, while cooler weather and snow punctuated the disaster across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Norfolk
Sioux City
Leeds
Floyd
Missouri River
Sioux City Stockyards
Rochester
Minn
Bear Creek
Mayo Civicc
Rockies
Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Great Lakes
Ruth Circle Holds Meeting In Saco
Ruth Circle of Saco United Baptist church met at Mrs. Stanley Bennett's home with Faith as the Bible study theme. Program chair Mrs. Charles Furber led. devotions by Mrs. Virginia Skilling. Attendees included Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Doe, Miss Skilling, Mrs. George, Mrs. Stickney, Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Dichard, and Mrs. Furber. a social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Saco United Baptist Church
Stanley Bennett
Charles Furber
All Circle
Bennett
Shirley Doe
Virginia Skilling
Doe
Skilling
M. P. George
Gloria Stickney
Dorothy Tripp
Letha Dichard
Furber
Council Chagnon Names Three New Members
Three new members were accepted during the meeting of Council Chagnon at the club hall on Adams Street Biddeford. The new members are Joseph Peloquin Joseph K Gobeil and Raymond Guilbeault. Plans for an International Congress session were discussed and a report on the Communion breakfast held Sunday was given. Treasurer and dues collector reports were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Biddeford
Joseph Peloquin
Joseph K. Gobeil
Raymond Guilbeault
Also Mentioned on This Page
JFK
Saco Man
Journal Carriers
Marc Danis
Saco Hospital
Lyman Baptist Church
Robert Taylor
Lyman Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Raymond Pullen
Richard Daniels
Christian Service
Robert Vance, Jr
Christian Training
Harley Wakefield
John Dykes
Willa Ferguson
Taylor
Eleanor Blanchard
March
William Colliff
Ferguson
Paul Roy, Sr
Joseph A. Roberge, Jr
Ruth
Siloam Hall
Pool Road
Benefit Methodist Youth Fellowship
Alfred Road
Albert Gadbois
Famous Name Apparel
Rob Roy
Bostonian Shoes
Botany
Huskie
Lava Oe Veiss
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