Local hospital patients listed by name and address
A list of individuals from Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach and surrounding areas who are medical or surgical patients at Notre Dame hospital and Webber hospital. Names include Mrs Edith Halasz Ricard Collins Mrs Aurize Ri yard Miss Delia Caouette Miss Alma Thibodeau Mrs William Casavant David Boisvert and others with their street addresses and towns. Some are discharged home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Halasz
Halfway
Old Orchard Road
Notre Dame Hospital
Ricard Collins
Old Orchard Beach
James Sneider
Bradley Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Aurize Riyard
High Street
Biddeford
Frank St. Onge
Glenwood Avenue
Delia Caouette
Beacon Avenue
William Casavant
Hill Street
Alma Thibodeau
Graham Street
George Granger
Hillcrest Avenue
Frank D. Jannelle
York
David Boisvert
Rene Boisvert
South Street
Edouard Paquette
Tibbetts Street
Emile Martin
Center Street
Clarence Hilton
Ferry Lane
Biddeford Man Jose Augustos Dies at 77
Jose Augustos 77 of 304 South street Biddeford died Tuesday. Born in Portugal April 15 1884 he was son of Manuel and Maria Augustos and worked for Pepperell Manufacturing. No known relatives. Prayers at San lsoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone Street Biddeford tomorrow at 8 am. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Augustos
South Street
Biddeford
Portugal
Manuel and
Maria (Henriques) Augustos
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Sanlsoucy Funeral Home
Stonestreet
F Funeral
Saco PTA Installs New Officer Staff
Saco Parent Teacher Association installed officers at Young School in Saco Tuesday night led by Mrs. Maria Smith of Kittery. Walter Lamb was named president with Earl Pratt and Mrs. Alan Sawyer as vice presidents and Mrs. Robert Whittier, recording secretary. Dr. Eugene Wolfahrt became treasurer as committees were announced and a spring fashion show by eighth grade students highlighted the event. The group thanked the Daughters of the American Revolution for cemetery upkeep and voted to maintain Pepperell Park. The next meeting is planned for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Parent-Teacher Association
Young
Saco
Maria Smith
Kittery
Gateway District Pta
Walter Lamb
Alan Sawyer
Earl Pratt
Robert Whittier
Richard Clark
Joseph Hannaford
Eugene Wolfahrt
Carleton Hobbins
Sylvia Chelder
Chelder
Vermont
PTA
Charles E. Clark
Clark
Clarks
Martha Herrin
Harry Auferio
First Congregational
Church of Saco
Warner
Joseph Grondin
New School Planning Board
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pepperell Park Cemetery
Park Center
Paula Pendleton
Judy Dean
Marion Paul
Esther Emmons
May Hospitality Committee
Reed
Rumery
George Rancourt
Thomas Winston
Robert Spears
Albert Boutet
Lorraine Bellevue
Raymond Lord
Joseph Desrochers
Lamb
Local Fraternal and Lodge Meetings Scheduled This May
Election of officers set for the May meeting of Fork County Salon 598 at Eight and Forty at Mrs William B Biehler's Ogunquit home. Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters meet tonight at 7 30 at K of P hall Saco with a 630 supper. Division 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians meets Thursday at 8 pm on Elm Street in Biddeford with a darts tournament and refreshments. United Spanish War Veterans council meeting Sunday at Daniabal Cumberland Ave Portland. Biddeford-Saco Elks Lodge meets Thursday at 8 pm at Elks Home Saco with supper at 650. May social of Biddeford Knights of Columbus Auxiliary tonight at 8 in KC Hall Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Couunty
William B. Biehler
Ogunquit
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Saco
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Elm Street
Biddeford
Council of Administration
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Daniabal
Cumberland Avenue
Portland
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Washington Street
Unitarian-Universalist Junior Show Rehearsal Notice
The Unitarian Universalist Junior show will rehearse Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Saco Unitarian parish house under Mrs Edmund Beal for Children's Day. The Episcopal Women of Christ church Biddeford hold an afternoon meeting Thursday at 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Butler 75 Birch street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Unitarian
Edmund Beal
Episcopal Women of
Christchurch
Biddeford
George Butler
Birch Street
Arundel Woman Hospitalized After Car Hits Pole
An Arundel woman, Mrs Paul Oliver, was hospitalized at Webber hospital after her car left Old Limerick road Kennebunk struck a utility pole and rolled over. Police trooper Parris Melvar investigated the scene and car damage was extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Webber Hospital
Limerick
Kennebunk
Paul Oliver
Scene
Parris Melvar
Funeral services for George Spachtholz
Funeral services for George Spachtholz of Biddeford were held at San Soucy Funeral Home with Rev. Sylvia Levesque officiating. Full military honors included taps by James Gendron and a firing squad from Pease Air Base. Attendees from out of town included Laurette Bineaul, Carl Sturniolo, Pauline Bomeisl, Albert and Lee Dumas, Max Lensky, Donald Fournier, Paul Dumas and daughter Danielle. George Spachtholz interred at St. Joseph cemetery in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spachtholz
Proctor Road
Biddeford
Sansoucy
Springfield
Mass
Lee Dumas
Flushing
N. Y
Max Lensky
Yankee Lake
Donald Fournier
Orono
Paul Dumas
Danielle
Augusta
Funeral for Mrs Exilia Charette at St Joseph Church
Funeral services for Mrs Exilia Charette 514 Elm Street Biddeford were held at St Joseph Church this morning. Msgr Elie Hevey celebrated the mass Rev S Martel assisted as deacon with Rev Sylvia Levesque sub deacon. Music by a male quartet and organist Mrs Diana Rousselle. Bearers were Maurice Gagnon Alberte Caron Roger Jean and William Normand. Interment followed at St Joseph cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Levesque. Out of town attendee Blanche Salois Wakefield Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exilia Charette
Elm Street
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Elie Hevey
S. Martel
Sylvia Levesque
Diana Rousselle
Maurice Gagnon
Alberte Caron
Roger Jean
William Normand
St. Joseph
Father Levesque
Blanche Salois
Wakefield
Mass
Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi appoints committees for year
Committees were named at Pi chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority final meeting at Mrs. William Howard’s Hill street home Biddeford. President Mrs. J A Servais led the session with co chairs Raymond Audie and Peter Skinsacos for ways and means assisted by Rioux Mantis Lester Moutsatsos and Servais. Social chair Victor Victor assisted by Provencher and Loignon. Cotsis chaired telephone Provencher membership Howard program and yearbook Bergeron publicity and scrapbook. Invitations extended to Eta Sanford for June 2 dance and May 29 installation rites for Mrs Daphne Merrill. Summer social calendar includes cook out theater and dinner. Refreshments served by hostess and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
William Howard
Hill Street
Biddeford
J. A. Servais
Raymond Audie
Peter Skinsacos
Ways and Means
Roland Rioux
Peter Mantis
Donald Lester
James Moutsatsos
Victor Victor
Roland Provencher
Alfred Loignon
Charles Cotsis
Robert Bergeron
Eta
Sanford
Sanford Country Club
Daphne Merrill
Farnsworth Museum
Rockland
Drapeau Fined For Driving Sans License
John P. Drapeau a 41 year old resident of 22 George street Biddeford paid a $10 fine in Saco municipal court this morning on charges of driving without a license. Beatrice Haley versus Amy Furbush of Saco remained in court before Judge Hilary Mahaney. Isabelle B. Vanasse 56 of 6 Locke Street paid a $10 fine yesterday for failure to make herself known after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Drapeau
George Street
Biddeford
Saco
Beatrice Haley
Amy Furbush
Hilary Mahaney
Isabelle B. Vanasse
Locke Street
Church State Deadline Set For Summer Hour Schedules
Clayton W Cartmill executive secretary of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce said Monday is the final day to accept summer hour schedules for area churches. The list will aid tourists and be printed on white posters in hotels motels and businesses. Churches in Biddeford Saco Old Orchard Beach Kennebunk West Kennebunk and Kennebunkport will be covered. Quiet in Biddeford after morning with no major police accidents or municipal court sessions and no fire calls or ambulance runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton W. Cartmill
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford
Fire Department
Maine products show planned for Augusta Armory dates
Maine Economic Development Commissioner Lloyd K. Allen announces a show of Maine products set for August 23 to 25 at the Augusta Armory. The event aims to promote local industries and commerce in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Augusta
Lloyd K. Allen
Saco Extension Group To Make Plastic Flowers
The Saco Extension association met yesterday in Seco GAR hall with Miss Marion Banks as leader pro tem for Mrs. Beulah MacDonald. A vote planned a later meeting to make plastic flowers and a public fall meeting on bedlot marking to prevent invalid status. The May topic was Is There A Better Way To Save Time And Energy with Banks in charge. Afternoon sewing instructions were led by Mrs. Prue and Mrs. Ayer, luncheon by Mrs. Cranshaw and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Extension Association
Seco Gar Hall
Marion Banks
Beulah MacDonald
Miss Banks
Alice Prue
Irene Ayer
Annie Cranshaw
Testimonial Honoring WW I Leader Draws York County Members
York County Barracks veterans and auxiliary hosted a testimonial banquet in Augusta for John Erickson, Minnesota born national commander. Attendees included Raymond King and Mrs. Mary Wood with several couples. Florence Gagne was elected third delegate to the Maine state convention in Portland June 2 to 4. Addressed were fancy work for sede table, and new memberships for Mrs. Arthur Lapointe and Mrs. Ernest Lapointe. Visits to Arthur Lapointe, a Togus patient, were reported by Thomas MacGarrity, Thomas Boland, James Feeney and Francis Simard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Barracks
Augusta
John Erickson
Minnesota
Raymond King
Mary Wood
Napoleon J. Frechette
Joseph Neault
Arthur Gagne
Thomas McGarrity
Thomas Boland
Francis Simard
James Feeney
Florence Gagne
Portland
Arthur Lapointe
Ernest Lapointe
Thomas MacGarrity
Togus Veterans Hospital
Parking Meters Replaced in Biddeford After Winter Damage
Street Commissioner Antonio Mariello announced about 30 parking meters were reinstalled in Biddeford after being bent or knocked over by vehicles or snow equipment. A damaged stop sign at Lambert and Prospect will be replaced, with more signs to be reinstalled as needed. Street patching mostly finished and four trucks used. street sweeping area continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Antonio Mariello
Mariello
Lambert
Prospect
Aroa
Marielo
Jobless Claims Drop Again in Maine Readout
The Maine Employment Security commission reports 944 unemployment claims filed last week, down from 1,029 two weeks earlier. Officials attribute the drop to more construction work as winter ends, with 125 on file under the extended benefit program for those exhausting benefits after June 30, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Employment Security Commission
Saco voters set to decide six charter referendum questions
Saco voters will vote on six charter questions in December including whether to approve a mayoral pay raise, authorize a city engineer, and set two-year terms for city officials. The measure clarifies alderman pay remains $500 with a two-year term and states no overall pay raise. The charter bill awaits third reading in Augusta House and engrossment after Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
Saco
Augusta
Senate
Unclear eligibility affects regular benefits reasoning
The text notes ineligibility for regular benefits this year with compensation lasting 13 weeks, indicating a temporary program length and its effect on claimants.
Bon Voyage Party Honors Muriel Lamarre in Biddeford
A farewell testimonial for Muriel Lamarre of Saco and England was hosted by Mrs. Margaret Chasse on Elm Street Biddeford. She departs June 3 for a reunion flight with Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association members. Guests included local residents and relatives, with gifts from the chapter and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lamarre
Saco
England
Margaret Chasse
Elm Street
Biddeford
Lamarre
Royal Oaks
Transatlantic Brides ‘and Parents Association, Inc
Stockman
Alexina Lamarre
Chasse
Evelyn Bon
Beatrice Kalel
Diane Moreau
Antoine
Joan Rumery
Muriel Lord
Lillie Dubreuil
Gendron
Arcand
Sarah Bridge Graves
Eileen Andrews
Irene Morang
Sarah Metcalf
Grace Platt
Robert Murray
White Church Circles Plan Rummage Sale
Three circles of the Biddeford White church Women’s Fellowship met yesterday at members’ homes to announce a rummage sale May 26 at the church vestry. Plans were made for a June 6 season finale picnic at Mrs. David Shaw’s Hills Beach home. Circle A leaders Mrs. Ruby Packard and Mrs. John MacDougall hosted in Portland Road area. Circle C led by Mrs. Wayne Hutchins met at Fortunes Rocks. Circle D led by Mrs. Norman Lundy met at Mrs. Carleton Davis’s Biddeford home. Descriptions include devotions, gifts for Christmas bazar, and assignments for May 26 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Burton DeFrees
Cape Elizabeth
H. Lewis Cutler
John Moeckel
Paul Larrabee
Reginald McAdoo
William Beety
Carlton Foss
Leo Pratt
Burton de Frees
Clayton Cartmill
Alfred Stimpson
Ruby Packard
Wayne Hutchins
Arthur Maxwell
Horace Nichols
Fortunes Rocks
Clarence Tarr
Nichols
Circle C
Norman Lundy
Harold Staples
Carleton Davis
South Street
R. E. Davis
Claude Faulkner
Faulkner
Warren Libby
Albert Whitehurst
Charles Patrick
J. Burton Stride
David Shaw
Clifford Gove
Margaret MacKenzie
Nor ‘Man Lundy
District Courts debated consolidation with Knox and Sagadahoc
Margaret Sproul of Bristol argues that consolidating Lincoln County courts with Knox and Sagadahoc would prefigure county government abolition, calling it a forward step though possibly too forward. Ernest D. Smith of Strong warns it would worsen rural access to quick dispositions of minor violations and NR traffic and fishing cases as trials occur, even at night by trial justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sproul
Bristol
Troop 1 Building Group Has Double Celebration
In Biddeford the Troop 1 Building Association held its annual banquet and officer installation at Don and Elsie’s in Kennebunkport. Mrs. Chris Proulx officiated, with new officers Mrs. Albert Gardella president and Mrs. Ben Remar vice president, while Mrs. Millette and Mrs. Sneider led the treasury and bazaar project updates. The group plans a fall meeting at Mrs. Remar’s Lamothe Avenue home after a fundraising pause and thanks to Mrs. Proulx for her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Lawmakers debate court access and justice quality
Representatives weighed travel burdens against improved justice and court revenue. Elbridge Davis argued gains in justice offset revenue losses, while Melvin Lane noted the Judiciary Committee of ten lawyers agreeing on the bill, suggesting it is solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Davis
R-Caials
Melvin Lane
D-Waterville
Judiciary Committee
Lane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saco Pta
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Drapeau
Alfred Street
Saco Extension Group
Saco City
Cub Scouts of
St. Andre
Den
Jeanette Goulet
Roger Brochu
Cubs
Conrad Boucher
Mark Bisson
Roland Beaudoin
Guy Babineau
Daniel Perry
Edward Pruneau
Bolduc
Funeral Home
Alfred St
Dial
Amma Leay
Boston
American Express
Carte Blanche
Sable
Touraine
Thomas Walsh
Mgr
Sneider’s
Ford
Sneider’s A
Mog
U. S
Sears Roebuck
West Street
Biddeford-Saco City Limits
Alfred
Simard’s
Central Theater
Sneider’s Discount Markets
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