Deaths David O Audet former Biddeford resident
David O Audet 60 former Biddeford resident died yesterday at home in Manchester New Hampshire after a long illness Born September 12 1901 in Barford P Q son of David O Audet Sr a carpenter by trade Surviving are his widow five brothers Archie Arthur Armand and Francois Audet all of Quebec City and Louis Audet Sherbrooke P Q two sisters Mrs Joseph Pare and Mrs Albert Gadbout both of Biddeford Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later Friends may call at Sansoucy Funeral home 1 Stone Street Biddeford from 1 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m starting today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. Audet
Biddeford
Yvester
Manchester
N.H
Barford
P.Q
Marie Rose Audet
Archie
Arthur
Armand
Francois Audet
Quebec City
Louis Audet
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Joseph Pare
Albert Gadbout
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Mrs Barnhart and Anna Marie Fly From Biddeford to Alaska
Mrs James Barnhart and her daughter Anna Marie left yesterday by plane for a return flight to Fairbanks Alaska after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Vito Mariello and sister Miss JoAnn Mariello at the family home 49 Union Street Biddeford. They also visited other relatives in the area.
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James Barnhart
Anna Marie
Fairbanks
Alaska
Vito Mariello
JoAnn Mariello
Union Street
Biddeford
Visiting Officers Night Observed by Ama Ramonth Group
Wy evu 2 i Wy evu 2 i King Court, Order of the Ama ranth, will observe Visiting Officers night Tuesday at 7:30 in Saco Odd Fellows hall. The program will include ritualistic ceremonies and a social with refreshments served by a men's committee. The Delta Alpha club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Neil Dow, Stacy street, Saco, with Mrs. Percy Tate as assisting hostess. Members have been reminded to wear mismatched articles as conversation pieces and to bring items for a white elephant auction.
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King Court
Order of the Amaranth
Saco
Odd Fellows Hall
Delta Alpha Club
Neil Dow
Stacy Street
Percy Tate
Church notes from Saco and Kennebunk area events
The Saco Salvation Army Junior Bananna singers meet Saturday at 9 00 a m Confessions are heard at St Monica Kennebunkport 4 5 p m Saturday Confessions at St Martha Kennebunkport 4 6 and 7 8 p m Saturday Confessions at St Mary Wells 2 30 3 30 p m Holy Communion at 10 30 a m Sunday White Church Biddeford Second Congregational guest teacher Rev Chauncey Harding.
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Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kensebunk
St Martha Church
Kennebunk Port
St Mary Church
Wells
White Church
Second Congregational
Biddeford
Chauncey . Harding
Junior Fellowship Meets at Biddeford White Church
The Junior Fellowship of the Biddeford White church will meet Sunday at 5 p m in the vestry with Mrs Clayton W Cartmill. Rev Stanley B Hyde will present an illustrated talk on Pilgrim Lodge at Cobbosseecontee. Members may invite guests and refreshments will be served.
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Biddeford White Church
Clayton W. Cartmill
Cobbosseecontee
Stanley B. Hyde
Senior Fellowship Meeting at White Church Biddeford
The Senior Fellowship of the White church Biddeford will meet Sunday at 6 30 p m with Mrs. Mary Clopper, advisor, in the church vestry.
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Biddeford
Mary Clopper
Police intensify hunt for prison escapee in Rockland area
Police pressed a manhunt for a State Prison convict who fled a week ago after a high speed chase. Bloodhounds aided the search centering in the area. the stolen car was traced to West Rockport nine miles away. Authorities identified the suspect as Andrew Moore, 30, who escaped from Thomaston prison last Friday while serving auto larceny time.
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Rockland
West Rockport
Andrew Moore
Thomaston
Crewmen Escape Burning Freighter in Gloucester Bay
The 110 foot fishing freighter Rameaux from St Johns Newfoundland exploded and burned near Gloucester harbor. Eight crewmen leapt into the water and were rescued by Coast Guard boats and guards. None injured. Captain Herbert Tibbo, 40, of St Johns.
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Gloucester
Mass
St. Johns
East Guard
Coast Guard
Herbert Tibbo
Cautious approach to reheating creamed vegetables
Warning against overheating creamed vegetables like asparagus, snap beans, peas and carrots to avoid curdling. Maintains gentle reheating guidance and preserves texture.
Card of Thanks for hospital care and prayers
I sincerely thank the Rev Sisters nurses and aides Patane the priests and Father Carrier for care kindness prayers and encouragement during my stay at Notre Dame Hospital and my relatives and friends who sent cards and visited me. All was deeply appreciated.
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Patane
Notre Dame Hospital
Israel Goldman Rites Held at Etz Chaim for 75
Funeral services were held Wednesday at Etz Chaim synagogue for Israel Goldman 75 of 12 South Street Saco who died Tuesday night in Biddeford hospital after a brief illness Rabbi Boris Gottlieb officiated and burial was at Mount Sinai Portland Born in Russia he came to the United States in 1904 lived in Milo before moving to Saco where he lived 38 years He operated clothing stores in Biddeford and Saco and from 1940 until retirement worked at Saco Lowell shops A life member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows he belonged to Etz Chaim Congregation He is survived by his wife Sarah Berman Goldman one son Edward M Goldman Portland one daughter Florence M Goldman New York City and two brothers Sam Goldman Boston and Robert Goldman Reading
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Etz Chaim
Israel Goldman
South Street
Saco
Biddeford
Boris Gottlieb
Mount Sinai Cemetery
Portland
Russia
Goldman
Milo
Hearing Of Raid Figures Is Continued
Federal charges against three men arrested in a Scarborough barn illegal still raid were continued to next Tuesday. Defense counsel asked for more time to decide whether to offer evidence at the commissioner's hearing. Defendants Ricci 35 of Portland Alimonti 52 of Lawrence Mass and Amorello 40 of Chelsea Mass face counts of possessing illicit distilling gear or untaxed alcohol with bail set at 5000 for Ricci and 10000 for the others.
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Portland
Scarborough
Casper Tevanian
U. S
Morris Cox
John J. Ricci
Joseph Alimonti
Lawrence
Mass
Guy T. Amorello
Chelsea
Ricci
Strike May Halt Transportation In Boston Area
A threatened work stoppage by Metropolitan Transit Authority drivers could halt service in 14 Boston area communities. Lawyers argued in Superior Court for an injunction to block the walkout over spring schedules set to take effect Saturday. Mediation failed after MTA management sought court action to enforce the timetable despite union objections.
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Boston
Superior
Metropolitan Transit Authority
MTA
Carmen's Union
Street, Electric Railway
Lewis Goldberg
Goldberg
Superior Court
Massachusetts State House
Philip Brine
Offender Has Busy Night in Chattanooga
Police report Johnny Ellis, 34, of Lookout Mountain, had a four hour spree Thursday night. He was jailed for drunkenness, treated for a head wound, overpowered a hospital orderly and escaped, then robbed a liquor store of 46 dollars, only to be caught by a detective outside and jailed again on armed robbery charges.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnny Ellis
Lookout Mountain
Tide table for March and April with high low tides
The excerpt lists March tides with dates 30 and 31 showing amplitudes and times for A M and P M. It continues into April tides with two dates 1 showing morning and afternoon high and low tide figures.
Auxiliary Firemen Hold Kennebunk Birthday Party
Camp Ellis Volunteer firemen auxiliary met at the fire station to celebrate February and March birthdays and to conduct a white elephant sale. Mrs. Joan Boutet led the sale table. refreshments were served by Mrs. Greta Greenier with substitutes. The mystery package went to Mrs. Jeannine Pendleton. Reports were given by Mrs. Marjorie Pendleton and Mrs. Mabel Cloudman. A get well card was sent to Mrs. George Granger. Secret pals will be revealed next meeting with a buffet lunch. Members wishing to join the secret pals should present their names. Refreshments committee for April 12: Mrs. Patricia Libby and Mrs. Gertrude Kelley. Attendees listed include Mrs. Cynthia Lemay and others.
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Camp Ellis
Joan Boutet
Greta Greenier
Ina Walther
Carol St. Ours
Jeannine Pendleton
Cynthia Lemay
Marjorie Pendleton
Mabel Cloudman
George Granger
Notre Dame Hospital
Patricia Libby
Gertrude Kelley
Lida Colmer
Arlene Gregoire
Leona Allen
Theresa Pendleton
Laurette McAlevey
Elsie Buzzell
Laura Robbins
Alfreda Pendleton
Christine Peterson
Lillian Morris
Ruth Stackpole
Lillian Gagnon
Saco Cubs Tour Newspaper Plant
Saco Cub Scouts from Pack 310 Den 8 visited the Biddeford Saco Journal for a plant tour led by Lucien Jacques, with several den members and den mothers listed as attendees.
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Saco
Cub Scouts Tour Journal Plant
Saco Pack
Den 8
Biddeford-Saco
Lucien Jacques
Journal Employe
Michael Hughes
Steve
David Hill
Jeffrey Ruttter
John Porter
John Sangillo
Brian Reay
Donald Hurd
Diane Rutter
Den
Kenneth Rutter
Gary Hill
Biddeford Students Earn Honor Essayist Honors
Gorham State Teachers College accepts BHS students Sharon Pillsbury and Miss Lemay as honor essayists. Pillsbury, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Pillsbury, pursues occupational therapy at the University of Buffalo and holds National Honor society and school staff roles. Lemay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerard Lemay, is Olympian yearbook staff member and cheerleader, works office and clerical jobs, and plans a secretarial career.
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Gorham State Teachers College
Sharon Pillsbury
Miss Pillsbury
George Pillsbury
Alfred Street
Biddeford
University of Buffalo
Washington Club
Glee Club
Girls Athletic Association
Pep Club
Miss Lemay
Gerard Lemay
Hill Street
National Honor Society
Olympian
Shapiro Oil Company
Rumor of Poggi Presidency Denied by Guido
Argentina rejected claims that General Raul Poggi had seized the presidency. Guido told reporters there was never a moment Poggi was president and no parallel presidency existed. A peace conference ended after midnight.
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Raul Poggi
Frondizi
Gen. Poggi
Guido
Dentist Dr Raymond Begin Opens Old Orchard Beach Office
Dr Raymond Begin will open a dental practice in Old Orchard Beach this June at 22 Old Orchard Street. He is a graduate of St Louis High School Biddeford and the son of Mrs Violette Begin of 11 Gertrude Avenue Biddeford and the late Zepherin Begin.
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Raymond Begin
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Street
Dr. Begin
St. Louis High School
Biddeford
Violette Begin
Gertrude Avenue
Zepherin Begin
Wentworth — Street
Roger
Roland Chretien
Green Street
Saco Industrial Park Stockholders Plan Open House
Stockholders meet in Saco City Hall Wednesday at 7 30 PM to discuss an open house for the Saco Industrial Park including the new Lyn Flex and Northeast Gases buildings. Fifteen directors will be elected and a charter amendment seeks to broaden purposes to foster industry and employment in Biddeford and Saco.
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Saco
Saco Industrial Corporation
Saco City Hall
Lyn-Flex
Northeast Gases, Inc
Biddeford
Maine
United States
Educational TV Bond Issue Up For Referendum
Portland Maine voters face a June 18 referendum on an educational television bond. Maine ETV president Frederick A. Halla says VHF broadcasts would reach 98 percent of residents, with $1.5 million to build and equip and about $170000 yearly to run in the first two years. The program promises affordable, high quality education beyond conventional methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
ETV
Frederick A. Halla
Maine State Association of Plumbing Contractors
Speculation on Connecticut Senate Bid and Cabinet Roles
The piece notes an unnamed figure as nearly declared for the Democratic Senate nomination in Connecticut and discusses potential impacts on Cabinet retention and Supreme Court blocs. It highlights Kennedy’s regard for labor-management disputes work and hints at shifts between liberal and conservative members in the Court, with Whittaker leaning conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Connecticut
Goldberg
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Whittaker
Paar Criticizes Newsweek Piece in Final Show Flurry
Paar performers alternated hosting moments and delivered remarks targeting columnists Dorothy Kilgallen and Walter Winchell. In a finale jab he condemned Newsweek coverage about him, then rose from behind his desk five minutes before the curtain to wave his arms dramatically.
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Dorothy Killgallen
Walter Winchell
Paar
Newsweek
Saco Red Cross Drive Leaders Give Reports
Saco Red Cross leaders report progress toward a $3,675 goal for the York County branch. Division chairs tally $535 in Special Division One, $178 in business calls, $688 in Advance Gifts toward a $700 target, and $88, $79, and $49 from professionals, teachers, and clubs respectively. Residential efforts face snow and mud as crews cover outlying areas, with totals by sections listed.
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Theodore Gillette
Saco
York County
The
American Red Cross
Special
Thomas Armstrong
Armstrong
Max Ruben
Robert Whittier
Margaret Currie
William Kirk
Carleton Robbins
Sidney Griffith
Theresa County
Red Cross
Carl Haas
Joseph Truman
Biddeford Girls Injured When Struck By Car
Two five year old Biddeford girls were hospitalized after being struck by a car on Water street Biddeford one child suffered a broken collarbone both girls had minor cuts and bruises The driver was Yvonne D Ste Marie 24 of 141 Cleaves street Police identified the driver and noted an investigation by Technician George Friary A separate report cited vandalism to a parked car on Berry Street overnight by 7 to 10 p.m.
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Biddeford
Water Street
Saco Hospital
Gail Desmarais
Waterstreet
Nancy Merrill
Yvonne D. Ste. Marie
Cleaves Street
George Friary
Eliodore Bellerose
Prospect Street
Theberry Street
Defrocked Priest Denies Paternity of Fourth Child
In San Francisco AP report ex priest Walter A. Ryan 56 agreed in court to support three daughters offering 100 monthly while denying paternity of a fourth child and denying wife’s abduction claim. Judge Karesh will hear paternity May 1 as wife seeks 7000 additional child support.
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San Francisco
Walter A. Ryan
Superior Court
Joseph A. Karesh
Ryan
Alice
New York
Philip T. Feiring
Long Island
Asst. Dist
Alfred del Carlo
Karesh
Brooklyn
Catholic Church
Rotary Club Elects Officers At Kennebunk
Kennebunk Rotary club elected officers at a meeting in Kennebunk Inn. The new slate will take duties in July. Charles Dessow was named president with Kingsbury as vice president and Norris J. Stephens as secretary. Other officers include Charles Crosman treasurer Robert Marier Jr sergeant at arms George Whittier historian and Frank Beard editor. Directors are Beard Cressey Rev Holmberg Warren Fisher and Arthur Lombard. 35 members attended as Jon Milligan introduced Sidney Crawford and Philip Saxe of the planning board.
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Kennebunk
Fred Holmberg
Warren Fisher
Arthur Lombard
Frank Beard
Jon Milligan
Sidney Crawford
Philip Saxe
Kennebunk Planning Board
Brownie Scouts Finish Cookie Sale
Brownie Scout Troop 31 met at leader Mrs Arlene Libby home to turn in cookie sale money and collect dues. Girls made eye glass cases from felt at work sessions and decorated them. Refreshments were served by Diane Libby with help from Christine Robert. present were Nancy Banker Maureen Couture Mary Ellen Dutcher Diane Libby Suzanne Gagne Patricia Bon Pamela McKee Janice Gradone Christine Robert Janine Rognol and leader Mrs Libby.
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Brownie Scout Troop 31
Arlene Libby
Diane Libby
Christine Robert
Nancy Banker
Maureen Couture
Mary- Ellen Dutcher
Suzanne Gagne
Patricia Bon
Pamela Mckee
Janice Gradone
Janine Rossignol
Mrs. Libby
Spring Weather Brings Warmest Day Yet in Biddeford
Biddeford enjoyed the warmest day of the year as temperatures hit 92 degrees at the police station despite a quiet news morning. Police reported one accident last night, with no municipal court session, and fire and ambulance activity were zero. Residents shed heavy coats and kept store doors open to savor the sun.
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Biddeford
Film Producer Goes Bankrupt Hal Roach Jr files bankruptcy in federal court
Los Angeles report says Hal Roach Jr., 43, lists assets of 39633 and debts of 1050802, labeling himself unemployed and earning 2500 last year and 500 this year. His father Hal Roach Sr., 70, built a comedy studio empire with Harold Lloyd, Laurel and Hardy, and Our Gang. The Hal Roach Studio in Culver City entered receivership in 1960.
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Los Angeles
Hal Roach Jr
Roach
Roach Sr
Harold Lloyd
Laurel and Hardy
Hal Roach
Culver City
Robber Gets Spring Fever
Police suspect spring fever explains a break in at James McCabe's flower shop where a thief took only a dozen red roses. The narrow loot highlights a puzzling, low-value theft.
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Robber
James McCabe
Kennedy Reveals Harvard Cheating Episode During Admission
Boston AP Kennedy, then 21, disclosed to the Boston Globe he had a friend take a freshman exam for him in 1951 after which he withdrew from Harvard. He later returned, graduated in 1956, and pursued law school at Virginia with full knowledge of the incident. The dean declined comment as Kennedy enters the race for the U.S. Senate.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Harvard University
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Harvard
Young Kennedy
Massachusetts
Army
Europe
United States
University of Virginia Law School
Law School
University of Virginia
John A. Munro
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John W. McCormack
Faulty Tube Forces Station WIDE Off The Air
A faulty transmitter tube knocked radio station WIDE off the air for about an hour this morning. Engineers located the trouble and restored service around 7 30. The Biddeford studios and the Saco transmitter were involved in the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Saco
Two Fire Calls Reported In Saco
Saco firemen were called twice last night with smoke near Bagley's store on Storer Street at 9 30 p.m. No fire was found and units returned to Central Station. A second call at 10 54 p.m. reported a truck fire on Portland Road belonging to C S Maynard of Presque Isle. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Twace
Bagley’s
Storer Street
Central Station
Portland Road
C.S. Maynard
Presque Isle
Martin Luther Film Shown At United Baptist Saco
The sound moving picture Martin Luther will be shown in Saco at 6 p.m. in the vestry of United Baptist church with free will offering. Morning worship at 10 30 features Mozart anthem Jesus Holy Spirit and Hamblen Beside Still Waters sung by choirs. Rev Bennett preaches the fourth Lenten sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
United Baptist Church
Saco
Clayton A. Eaton
Jesus Holy Spirit
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Still Waters
Bernard Hamblen
Mary M. Hill
Stanley A. Bennett
Night Faith Song Palm Sunday Choir Rehearsal
A joint choir rehearsal for The Night Faith Song Palm Sunday Festival is set for 3 p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary.
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Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Wyevu
Israel Dubois
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Argentina
Saco Industrial Park
Journal Carriers
Roger Chretien
Saco Red Cross
Jack Paar
Saco Recreation Commission
Treasury
Rotary Club
Ted Kennedy
Wells High
Wells High School
Francis Mithen
Charlene Cole
Constance Higgins
Karen Ahern
Patricia Fuller
Lorna Littlefield
Virginia Littlefield
Stanley Adams
William MacDonald
Darlene Bridges
Robert Saunders
Judith Mooers
Barbara Pisaruk
Catherine Lyons
Mary Dannert
Jay Smith
Joanne Dufort
Russell Kk. Noyes
Robert W. Johnson
Union Two
Martin Luther Film
Landry's Laundry
Pool Street
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