Local Briefs Reflect Patients and Visits in Webber Hospital
George Rogers of 98 West Cutts street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Mrs. Alice Purdy of 25 Old Orchard road Saco is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Mrs. Rita Bouffard of 20 Lawn avenue Saco is a surgical patient at Webber hospital. Charles S. Towle of 3 Foley avenue Saco is a medical patient at Webber hospital. Miss Cecile G. Landry of Albany New York returned home this morning after vacation with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Christopher Proulx of Elm street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rogers
West Cutts Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Alice Purdy
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Rita Bouffard
Lawn Avenue
Charles S. Towle
Foley Avenue
Cecile G. Landry
Albany
N. Y
Christopher Proulx
Elm Street
Frank C Moulen Former Local 406 Agent Dies
Frank C Moulen longtime business agent of Local 406 TWUA CIO in Biddeford died suddenly at his Alfred Street home at 59 Born in Turners Falls Mass he was a former Saco Swell worker and National Guard member Survivors include his widow a daughter a son four brothers two sisters and a grandchild Funeral services set for Thursday at 10 am Cosgrove funeral home Biddeford burial Greenwood cemetery calls today and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Moulen
TWUA
CIO
Bidderford
Alfred Street
Turners Falls
Mass
Frank H
Elizabeth Oates Moulen
Union
National Guard
Bethena L. Moulen
Marlene L. Moulen
Biddeford
Frank C. Moulen, Jr
Manchester
N. H
George F. Moulen
Arundel
Matthew Moulen
Carl J Moulen
Hudson
Raymond L. Moulen
Williamstown
Pine Cone Temple meeting and Eastern Star brief calendar
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Saco K of P hall York County Salon 257 Eight and Forty meets Thursday at 8 p m at 62 Beach Street Saco Officers to be elected and delegates named Past Matrons auction and refreshments by Agnes Cunningham committee Annette Chapter Eastern Star meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in Saco Masonic hall Biddeford Democratic Women's Social Club holds supper tonight at 6 30 p m in St John hall Adams street vote on summer meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Saco K. of P. Hall
York County
Charlene Farnham
Beach Street
Saco
Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Agnes Cunningham
Biddeford
Democratic Women's Social Club
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Professor Accused of Slaying Boy in Rochester
Charles J. Goebel an University of Rochester physics assistant professor is charged with first degree manslaughter after a 6 year old boy Michael Sorce died following an incident last Saturday Goebel said he threw the boy over his head and dashed him to the ground a stick the boy held pierced his head through the left eye investigators noted the stick was an unforeseen circumstance and Goebel expressed remorse He is free on five thousand dollar bail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Michael Sorce
Charles J. Goebel
University of Rochester
George
Goebel
Goethel
Trade and construction activity show mixed pace in early year
The report notes a pickup in contracts for manufacturing buildings while non-residential and utilities construction lag. Durable goods and electrical machinery boosted durable output, with non durables led by shoe manufacturing and extended gains in textiles. Department stores rose in the first quarter versus a year earlier as resort operators reported a record winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Market advances with lead in steels and motors
In moderately active trading New York stock values rose on average as gains appeared across major groups. Industrials led with steels and motors advancing while rails and utilities moved forward tentatively. U S Steel and other big names gained about a point. Sugar fell more than 3 points. tobacco firms rebounded after a recent scare. government bonds remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Fruit
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
du Pont
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Reynolds Tobacco
U.S
Maine Supreme Court allows new trials in Auburn auto suits
The Maine Supreme Court, by a 5 1 vote, ruled the lower court erred in directing verdicts for the defense in two Auburn auto injury cases from a 1957 accident. The decision permits a new trio of suits by Rita and Richard Bean of Auburn for injuries to their 2 year old daughter Deborah struck by Richard W. Butler of New Gloucester. The Beans sought 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Supreme Court
Auburn
Rita
Richard Bean
Deborah
Richard W. Butler
New Gloucester
Nurse Mildred Iagallo Dies in Marlboro Mass After Illness
Mildred E. Iagallo 31 formerly of Saco died at a Marlboro hospital after a brief illness. Born in Newton she was a registered nurse on the Marlboro hospital staff and a member of the Maine Eye and Ear association. She is survived by husband Joseph C. Iagallo mother of two daughters Lynn and Gina and two sons Joseph. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at Gage Caldwell funeral home Marlboro with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Call hours tomorrow at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred E. Iagallo
Saco
Marlboro, Mass
Newton
Mass
Harry B. Butler
Sebagon Lake
Marlboro Hospital
Maine Fye and Ear Association
Joseph C. Iagallo
Joseph
Lynn
Gina
Ray Butler
Michigan
Richard Butler
Northboro
Walter Butler
Denver
Colo
Walter Choate
New Jersey
Albert Cote
Germany
Gage‘Caldwell
Cot‘ting Avenue
Marlboro
Evergreen Cemetery
Priscilla J Noel 27 of Biddeford dies after long illness
Priscilla Jane Noel 27 of 36 Graham Street Biddeford died this morning shortly after admission to a local hospital following a long illness. Born in Biddeford she was the daughter of Olive Noel and the late Willie Noel and a St Andre High School graduate. Surviving are her mother a sister Eunice Ellis Pinellas Park Florida and numerous aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral services will be at St Joseph Church Saturday at 9 15 a m Friends may call Bolduc Funeral Home tonight and Wednesday Thursday and Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Jane Noel
Graham Street
Biddeford
Olive (Roberge) Noel
Willie Noel
St. Andre High School
Olive ‘Roberge Noel
Eunice Ellis
Pinellas Park
Fla
Edmund G. Brown 69 dies at Goose Rocks Beach
Edmund G Brown aged 69 died suddenly at his Goose Rocks Beach home after living in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts before moving five years ago He was a retired contractor World War I veteran and is survived by his wife Josephine Murphys Brown A funeral service is set for Thursday at 3 30 p m from Mann and Mann funeral home Jamaica Plain with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery Friends may call this evening at Bibber memorial chapel Kennebunk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown
Goose Rocks Beach
Jamaica Plain
Mass
James W
Jessie
Kerr) Brown
Josephine
Murphy) Brown
Private funeral for Percy Frizzle held in Saco
Private funeral services for Percy Albert Frizzle of Ocean Park were conducted at 3 p m by Rev and Mrs G Stephen Johnston from the Dennett and Craig funeral home in Saco. Kiwanis bearers included Robert M Corliss Adelbert Jakeman Sr Adelbert Jakeman Jr Ralph Kendall Harold Osgood George R Skillin and Russell Smith. Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Albert Frizzle
Ocean Park
Dennett and Craig
Saco
G. Stephen Johnston
Old Orchard Kiwanis Club
Robert M. Corliss
Adelbert Jakeman, Sr
Adelbert Jakeman, Jr
Ralph Kendall
Harold Osgood
George R. Skillin
Russell Smith
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Kiwanis Club Meeting at St Francis College
Rev Kevin Kidd dean of St Francis college spoke at the Saco and Biddeford Kiwanis meeting held last night at the college. He reviewed the institution history from a boarding high school to a liberal arts college and outlined courses and values shaping a complete man. Joseph S Audie president of the college Lay Advisory board led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Kidd
St Francis College
Saco and Biddeford
St. Francis College
Joseph S. Audie
Portland Weather Outlook Shows Warm, Foggy Conditions
PARTLY CLOUDY PORTLAND This afternoon sunny to high cloudiness, warm. tonight fog develops with warm, light southwest winds. Wednesday shows fog dissipating to partly cloudy, warmer and humid with a risk of scattered showers or thunderstorms. Zone 1 temperatures 68 to 52. Overnight lows vary by city, with Portland near 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
Los Angeles
Halifax
Montreal
AAUW Maine Division President To Speak At York Dinner
Dr. Margaret Dickie head of the Maine division AAUW will address York County branch at the annual dinner meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m at Homestead South Berwick She is linked with Jackson Memorial Laboratories Bar Harbor and noted for cancer research She will discuss the AAUW Fellowship program funding graduate study in the United States and abroad Election of officers will occur during the business meeting led by President Mrs Gilbert D Harrison Jr Annual reports will be presented An announcement will be made about the $500 scholarship for a York county graduating girl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dickie
State of Maine
American Association of University Women
York County
Homestead
South Berwick
Dickie
Jackson Memorial Laboratories
Bar Harbor
United States
Gilbert D. Harrison, Jr
Wednesday church events span Saco Kennebunkport and Old Orchard Beach
A listing of midweek activities across faith communities includes Faith Chapel at 157 Main Street aco with a 7 30 p m revival, Kennebunkport Village Baptist vestry prayer and Bible study at 7 p m, Hamilton Memorial Saco service at 7 45 p m, Saco Salvation Army junior Legion Crusaders at 3 p m and prayer at 7 30 p m, Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army Sunbeams 3 30 p m Corps Cadets 6 15 p m holiness meeting 7 30 p m, Saco Girl Scout Troop 9 at 3 15 p m vestry of Saco United Baptist church, Saco United Baptist past deacon banquet 6 30 p m at Porter Hall Ocean Park, Saco Explorer Post 341 7 p m Esther Circle Saco United Baptist 7 30 p m home of Mrs Isabelle Wilbur 72 Weymouth Street, Saco, White church junior choir 6 p m and senior choir 7 p m Wednesday Rehearsals at Saco School Street Methodist church, W S C S conference meeting 10 a m Calvary Methodist Lewiston, and Evangelistic services 7 30 p m at Faith Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach led by Evangelist Larry Thrasher of McAllen Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Saco United Baptist Church
Porter Hall
Ocean Park
Esther Circle
Saco United
Saco School Street Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Calvary Methodist Church
Lewiston
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Larry Thrasher
McAllen
Tex
Remembrance of College Remarks by Rev Thibodeau deau
Rev Normand Thibo deau president of the college gave welcoming remarks and spoke on future plans stressing substitution in the community and faculty student appreciation for local encouragement. Kiwanis President Lloyd Anderson led a brief business session while Dr Leo Paul Tailon conducted singing during a college tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normand Thibodeau
Father Thibodeau
Kiwanis
Lloyd Anderson
Leo Paul Tailon
Shirley M Ray Weds Frederick A Terry at North Lebanon
Shirley May Ray and Frederick A Terry married in a double ring ceremony at North Lebanon Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Lee Carter. The bride, daughter of Edward and Mrs. Ray of East Lebanon, and groom, son of Mrs. Terry of Dover New Hampshire, exchanged vows before about 150 guests with detailed bridal attire, wedding party, reception at Little River Grange hall, and plans to reside in Rochester New Hampshire after a Maine wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley May Ray
Frederick A. Terry
Lee Carter
North Lebanon Baptist Church
Edward Ray
East Lebanon
Fred Terry
Dover
N. H
Ronald Patch
South Lebanon
Fred Gale
Stuart Grant
Nancy Jones
Mary Jones
Land
Emily Pierce
Sandra Tucker
Lebanon
Chantilly
Sabrina
Little River Grange Hall
Henry Jones
Jones
Madison
Millard Tucker
Clarence Randall
Frank Smith
Wesley Bumford
Ray
Dorothy Ward
Effingham Falls
Margery Frost
Center Ossippee
Terry
Sarvord High
Seaboard Finance Company
Rochester
Berwick
Donald Hall
I. H
Maine
Arthur Ray
Nelson Terry
Newall Jones
Middleton
Wolfboro
Oe Terry
Fred Dorr
Newark
Saco Legion Post to Elect Officers Tonight
The Owen-Davis Post of the American Legion in Saco will elect officers at 8 tonight at the Legion home on Beach Street. Nominating committee has presented names including William F. Wilson Jr. as commander Frank Scammon as first vice commander Edward Myers as second vice commander William Steinke Jr. as adjutant Joseph J. Stirling as chaplain Roger Grant as finance officer Ralph Allen as historian Arthur McCarthy as sergeant at arms and Arthur A. Lavoie as service officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Legion
Beach Street
Saco
Atty
William F. Wilson, Jr
Frank Scammon
Edward Myers
William Steinke, Jr
Joseph J. Stirling
Roger Grant
Ralph Allen
Arthur McCarthy
Arthur A. Lavoie
Missouri Storm Ravages St Joseph Area
Merrill Chilcote of the St Joseph News Press toured the affected area after a severe downpour on St Joseph's north slopes, noting immense damage and calling it unbelievable. The storm dumped four inches of rain in one hour, part of a thunderstorm sequence that spawned tornadoes across the Missouri River in nearby Kansas, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moretary
Merrill Chilcote
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Kansas
Convention Of Southern Baptists Starts Today
Louisville hosts the Southern Baptist Convention with about 15 000 delegates from 31 498 churches. Brooks Hays spoke to pastors and will preside until Wednesday. the Women’s Missionary Union met, 269 diplomas were awarded at the seminary centennial, and leaders urged a firm separation of church and state as 9 206 758 members across the North and South participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Women's Missionary Union
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Hays
North
South
Little Rock
Dale Alford
Leon Macon
Alabama Baptist
R. L. Mathis
Waco, Tex
Biddeford Man Injured In Auto Accident
Richard Dumas a 19 year old of 262 South Street Biddeford was treated at Webber hospital for facial and leg cuts after his car struck a utility pole on South Street. Stitches were taken for a cut Hp. He was released. Dumas said he was trying to eat a hot dog he had just bought downtown when the crash happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dumas
South Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Dumas
Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents To Hold Banquet
Legions Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley met at Mrs. Betty McKeon home Biddeford Pool to finalize plans for the annual banquet on Tuesday June 9 at Marshview Scarborough Reservations by June 6 with Mrs Gladys Lamb Initiation ceremonies for retiring unit president Mrs Mary Wood to be planned in July at Mrs Ellen Kelleher home Biddeford Memorial Drive Election of officers to be held in July report on joint banquet with Owen-Davis Past Presidents Parley of Saco Donations to Poppy Day noted Mrs Eva Croteau patient at Webber Hospital and Mrs Bertha Keigher recovering from illness Mystery package awarded to Mrs Evelyn Morin Meeting conducted by president Mrs Yvonne Bergeron secretary pro tem Anna M Donahue refreshments served by hostess Mrs McKeon assisted by Miss Pelletier Present included Mrs Ida Noyes Mrs Evelyn Morin Mrs Mary Wood Miss Marie Jeanne Pelletier Miss Anna M Donahue Mrs Nora M Finn Mrs Yvonne Bergeron Miss Germaine Lariviere and the hostess Mrs Betty McKeon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Betty McKeon
Biddeford Pool
Marshview
Scarborough
Gladys Lamb
Ida Noyes
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Th Webber Hospital
Bertha Keigher
Evelyn Morin
Yvonne Bergeron
Anna M. Donahue
Lamb
Nora Finn
Biddeford VFW Outlines Poppy Day Sale Plans
Final plans for the annual Poppy Day sales on Friday and Saturday May 22 and 23 were outlined at Biddeford VFW post meeting. Auxiliary members assist with the program. Members will assemble May 24 at 1 p.m. to decorate graves, and plans were made to participate in the Memorial Day parade May 30. A work party cleaned the hall after the meeting led by Commander Elvino Benamati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
Biddeford Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Membes
V.F.W
Elvino Benamati
Red Cross nets $321 in drive at Old Orchard
The Old Orchard Beach house to house Red Cross drive raised 321 dollars. Mrs. Charles Tucker, York county chapter executive secretary, announced the total which includes contributions from teachers clubs organizations and special donations. The Ocean Park drive and other committees are not yet completed. The local goal was 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Thornton Band Honors At Annual Banquet
The Thornton Academy Band held its annual banquet at the York County Fish and Game Lodge in Goodwins Mills. Headmaster Robert Bowie and Mrs Bowie, Bandmaster Ludger Picher and others attended. President Clifton Miles spoke and presented gifts to longtime supporters Roland and Sandra Simpson. Barbara Warren received a cake award from Mrs. Ethel Bedard. dancing and socializing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
York County Fish and Game Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Fish and Game Auxiliary
Thornton
Robert Bowie
Ethel Bedard
Barbara Warren
Saco Resident Is Acquitted In Biddeford Court
Wilfred Maynard 34 of 184 Lincoln Street was acquitted in Biddeford Municipal Court of failing to leave notice after his truck allegedly struck a parked car on Franklin Street. The case cited a lack of proof the struck vehicle belonged to Armand Godard of 8 Maple Street, with about 20 dollars damage cited by Godard. Judge Simon Spill discharged him after defense argued insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Maynard
Lincoln Street
Biddeford
Maynard
Armand Godard
Maple Street
Franklin Street
Godard
Simon Spill
John Bradford
Nicholas Danton
Bidderford
Navy Yard Help At Kittery May Get Rate Hike
A Senate subcommittee signaled early approval of a bill to raise hourly wages at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to match Boston yard rates. Machinists currently earn 2.54 dollars per hour in Portsmouth, 2.68 in Boston, the bill filed by Senator Margaret Chase Smith aims to equalize pay across the two yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Kittery
Washington
Senate Armed Services
Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Shipyard
Boston Naval Shipyard
Boston
Margaret Chase Smit
Maine
Scout Troop 308 Plans Bottle Drive
Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 308 at St. Joseph church parish hall announced a citywide bottle drive for Sunday May 24. Scoutmaster Gerald Collard spoke on the camporee set for June 5 6 and 7. Roland Fournier earned a public speaking merit badge. pantomime quiz entertained as prayers closed and colors were lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Fournier
Biddeford
St. Joseph Church
Gerald Collard
Daniels Family Baby Gift and Name Hopes Mentioned
Mrs Daniel continues on page one discussing a newborn weighing pounds and ounces. The family has not chosen a name yet. Their other son Clifton Truman Daniel will be 2 years old on June 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Clifton Truman Daniel
Kennebunk Night Court Hears Five Cases In 80-Minute Session
Kennebunk Municipal Court held its first night session last night with Judge David W. Emmons presiding. Five defendants appeared on charges including passing on grades and nighttime speeding. Loeffler of Portland was found guilty and fined 10 dollars after his appeal was noted. others also faced fines and varying dispositions. Bertie Complainant Hollis Dixion testified, with supporting officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Municipal Court
David W. Emmons
William A. Loeffler
Portland
Arundel
York County
Biddeford
Melvin Gay
Old Orchard Beach
Loeffler
Harold Morton
South Portland
Wells
Frank Hager
Bath Shipbuilder Opposes Equal Pay Rates Bill
Bath Iron Works President John R. Newell argues that equalizing pay at Boston and Portsmouth naval shipyards would bring equal pay and no work for many Maine and New Hampshire private industries and their workers. He condemns Senator Margaret Chase Smith's bill as wrong in principle, warning of irreparable harm to Maine's industrial future. Hyde Windlass Co. Bath and Saco-Lowell Shops are cited as examples. A Senate panel signaled it would approve the bill, which Congress passed but Eisenhower vetoed last year. House upheld the veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Navy
Boston
Portsmouth
N.H
Maine
New Hampshire
John R. Newell
Bath Iron Works Corp
Margaret Chase Smith
Hyde Windlass Co
Saco-Lowell
Biddeford-Saco
Senate Armed Services
Biddeford Girl To Graduate From Wellesley
Miss Irene Throumoulos of Biddeford is among 372 candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree at Wellesley College. Commencement will be held Monday morning June 8 with speaker Neil H. McElroy, and baccalaureate services Sunday morning June 7. Throumoulos, a Biddeford High School graduate majoring in mathematics, has held dormitory roles and campus activities while active in student groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Throumoulos
Graham Street
Biddeford
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Margaret Clapp
Neil H. McElroy
Secretary of Defense
Barbara
David §. Dimling
A. T. Mollegen
Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Throumoulos
Christos Throumoulos
Biddeford High School
Athletic Association
National Students Association
Legenda
Throumoulés
Wellesley Guild of Carillionneurs
Galen L. Stone Tower
Cosmopolitan Club
International Group
Plante Addresses Saco Democrats Highlights Legislature View
State Representative Jerome G. Plante of Old Orchard Beach spoke to the Saco Democratic Political and Social club at the GAR hall in Saco last night. He urged that Republican moves harm labor and the common man while outlining behind the scenes legislative activity. Other speakers included Alcide Deschambeault William Dunn Donald McCone and Charles Mistos who presided at the session. Refreshments were served by Mrs Deschambeault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome G. Plante
Old Orchard Beach
Saco
Democratic
GAR
Plante
Maine
House of Representatives
Alcide Deschambeault
William Dunn
Donald McCone
Charles Mistos
Mistos
Deschambeault
Main Street resurfacing bids due June 1
Road work on approximately half a mile of Main Street follows a summer excavation and a gravel base with a temporary top in winter. Cost to be shared equally by city and state. Bids to the city council by June 1 and opened that evening. Approval required by the state on the 1,157 tons of bituminous concrete bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Main Street
Crete
Firemen respond to oil burner blaze and dump fire
Biddeford firemen were called yesterday to shut off an oil burner at 228 West Street in a building owned by George Lambert. They also extinguished a dump fire on Guinea Road in a property owned by Louis Staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
West Street
George Lambert
Guinea Road
Louis Staples
Also Mentioned on This Page
406
Marianas
Sanford
Priscilla J. Noel
Percy A, Frizzle
Kiwanis Club
St. Francis
A.M. P
A.M. P.M
AAUW
Faith Chapel
157
Aco
Kennebunkport Village Baptist Church
The
Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Saco Salvation Army
Legion and Crusaders
Saco Explorer
White Church
Shirley M. Ray
North Lebanon
Missouri
Convention of Southern Baptists
Biddeford Vfw
Red Cross Nets
Old Orchard
Mrs
Daniel
Kennebunk
Bath Shipbuilder
Jerome Plante
Saco Democratic Club
Dennett & Craig, Inc. Funeral Home
Seco, Maine
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