Alumni Day and Marriage Guests Highlight Maine Notices
Mrs. Mabel B. Chick of North Windham attended Alumni Day and her Plymouth State College class reunion in Plymouth New Hampshire. Hartley Bridges of Saco has returned home after a stay at Webb er Hospital. Daughters of Isabella members attended the state convention in Presque Isle with Vivian M. Hickey Irene Dubuc Blanche Neault and Victoria St Amand among attendees. Gertrude Rankin from Owen-Davis American Legion Auxiliary of Saco will serve on the credentials committee at the Portland convention at the Eastland Motor Hotel from June 1921. Walter L. Tufts of Saco hosted out of town guests for Marr Tufts nuptials including Edward R. Vose Lake Placid Florida and many others from Bath Bangor Lewiston Pittsfield and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel B. Chick
North Windham
School Street
Saco
Plymouth State College of Teachers
Plymouth
N.H
Hartley Bridges
Dyer St
Webber Hospital
Daughters of Isabella
Presque Isle
Vivian M. Hickey
Irene Dubuc
Blanche Neault
Victoria St. Amand
Gertrude Rankin
Owen-Davis, American Legion, Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Eastland Motor Hotel
Portland
Walter L. Tufts
Tiffany Lane
Marr Tufts
Edward R. Vose
Lake Placid
Fla
Lauren Stiles
Bath
Donald Chase
Brownville Junction
David Ober
Augusta
Nellie G. Bemis
Raymond Fogg
Betty
Bangor
Leon K. Bemis
Robert Bemis
Bobby
Lewiston
Manley C. Bemis
Carleton
Alan
Pittsfield
Franks Hilton
South Berwick
Arvin S. Philippart Jr
West Bridgewater
Mass
H. Virginia Smith
Lawrence Hilton
Lynn
James Allyson
Hartford
Biddeford Saco Elks to host state convention plans
The Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks will meet Thursday evening at the lodge home on Portland Road in Saco to finalize plans for hosting the state convention. A chicken supper will be served at 6 30 p.m. The Fremont Club and Auxiliary meet Thursday at eight in the club hall.
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Fremont Club and
Prayer meetings at three area churches Thursday evening
Church notes announce mid week prayer and Bible study sessions at 7 30 p m Thursday. Bible Baptist Church 144 Ferry Road Saco hosts prayer meeting. First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach hosts prayer and Bible study. First Assembly of Cod Saco Ahepa Home 22 Pleasant Street hosts prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Cod Church
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Rail-led rally lifts New York stock market rally
In a mid day rally rails climbed to new records on average as gains spread across industrials and other sectors. The Associated Press average rose 0.7 to 305.2 with rails up 1.2, Dow Jones up 2.35 to 19.63, Zenith IBM Polaroid and U.S. Smelting gaining, while utilities were flat and bonds mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Associated Press
Texas Gulf
Zenith
IBM
Polaroid
U.S
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
Brann Sentenced Five to Ten Years for Manslaughter
In Knox Superior Court Rockland a five hour jury verdict found Elwyn G. Brann 35 of Washington guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Philip Willett 39 of Union an ex friend. Brann received a 5 to 10 year State Prison term from Justice Abraham Rudman. Police said the March 8 shooting followed Willett forcing attention on Branns female friend Beulah Doyle despite Branns objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Knox Superior Court
Elwyn G. Brann
Washington
Philip Willett
Union
Brann
Abraham Rudman
Willett
Beulah Doyle
Saco Man Named Bath to Maine Purchasing Board
Frederick L. Erminelli a 52 Locke St Saco purchasing agent for Saco Lowell Shops was named to the board of directors of the Maine Purchasing Agents Association at a meeting held in the Hotel Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACO
Bath
Maine Purchasing Agents Association
Sedgwick
Frederick L. Erminelli
Locke St
Saco- Lowell
Card of Thanks Sincere note to hospital staff
Sincere thanks to Dr Patane and nurses of the Webber Hospital for kind care and to relatives and friends for flowers cards and gifts during my illness. Mrs Aurore Goudreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patane
The
Webber Hospital
Death of Mrs Antonia Poire at 76 in Saco
Mrs Antonia Poire 76 died suddenly Tuesday afternoon after residing 45 years in Saco with daughter Mrs Romeo Cote. Born in St Maurice Quebec, widow of Ovide Poire, she worked in the carding dept of Pepperell Mfg Co before retiring and belonged to Notre Dame de Lourdes and St Joseph churches. Survived by son Robert Poire Biddeford, daughter, brothers, sisters, four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Friday at Notre Dame de Lourdes Saco. viewing at Bol Funeral Home Biddeford Wednesday and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 pm and prior to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Poire
Romeo Cote
Irving St
Saco
St. Maurice
Que
Honore
Cent
George Simard
Biddeford
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Bol - Funeral Home
Alfred Biddeford
Notre Dame de Lourdes Sodalus to Pray for Mrs Poire
Members of Ste Anne Sodalus of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco meet Thursday at 8 p m at Bolduc Funeral Home 291 Alfred St Biddeford to say prayers for Mrs Ovide Poire a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. Anne Sodalus
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Bolduc Funeral
Alfred St
Biddeford
Ovide ‘Poire
Funeral Riddell of Old Orchard Beach Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah M. Riddell of 40 Miles Ave. were held at St. Margaret's Church. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Royal Parent with choir and organ music. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco graveside prayers by Father Parent. Bearers were John McSweeney Terrance McSweeney Richard McSweeney and Mathias Hickey. Out-of-town attendees included the McSweeney family from East Providence Rhode Island Maude Robinson Yonkers New York and Mr and Mrs Robert Bauman and family Marblehead Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Riddell
Old Orchard Beach
Miles Ave
St. Margaret's Church
Royal J. Parent
Antonio E. Boisvert
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Father Parent
John McSweeney
Terrance McSweeney
Richard Mc
Funeral rites held for Theo phile Marchand of Biddeford
Funeral services for Theo phile Marchand of 8 Wilson St. Biddeford were held at St. Joseph's Church at 8:30 this morning a solemn high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev Roger LaBrecque with Rev. Marc Franck as deacon and Rev. Normand Carrier as subdeacon. Bearers were Leo Marchand Ralph Rocra y Robert Goudreau Arthur Foran Gerard Rocray and Robert Rocray. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Carrier. Out of town relatives included Mr. and Mrs Laurent Janelle and family Torrington Conn and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gagne and family Fort Benning Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophile Marchand
Wilson St
Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Roger LaBrecque
Marc Franck
Normand Carrier
St. Joseph's Choir
Diana Rousselle
Leo Marchand
Ralph Rocray
Robert Goudreau
Arthur Foran
Gerard
Funeral services held for Alexander Rheaume in Nashua
Funeral services for 60 year old Alexander Rheaume of Biddeford Maine were conducted yesterday in Nashua with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery. Born in Biddeford he was the son of Joseph and Tarcel Rheaume and leaves two sisters Mrs Georgianna Hart of New York City and Mrs Blanche Walker of Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Alexander Rheaume
Biddeford
Maine
Holy Cross Cemetery
Joseph and
Tarcel ( Boisvert) Rheaume
Georgianna Hart
New York City
Blanche Walker
Bunker Stays As Baby Bird In Orioles Plans
Wally Bunker, 19, may spend the season with the Orioles despite being a first year player. He remains on the Oriole roster under unusual circumstances as he sits, pitches, or is optioned. Mark Belanger, also 19, will be optioned out after Army service last year. Bunker’s lone big league start last year was rough, allowing 13 hits or walks in four innings against Detroit. Manager Hank Bauer touts Bunker as a rising talent amid interest from 11 major clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Wally Bunker
Pheasants
Orioles
Aberdeen
S.C
Baltimore
Bunker
Oriole
Mark Belanger
Bluefield
W. Va
Detroit
Tigers
Hank Hauer
Portland Weather Outlook With Temperatures Near 60
This afternoon, partly cloudy and windy with a high around 60 and northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight, clearing and cooler with a low near 40, winds diminishing to 10 to 15 mph. Thursday, sunny and cool with northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
May Tides and Daylight Saving Hours
Tide table notes daylight saving adjustments for May with high and low times listed across mornings and evenings. The table shows tides for the 20th through the 22nd with specific low and high windows in A M and P M, reflecting shifting clock times.
Biddeford Youth Injured In Traffic Mishap
An eight year old Biddeford boy, John Lewis, suffered a scalp bruise and head X rays after a bicycle struck a car on Jefferson Street. He was treated at Webber Hospital and released. Police reported a second crash at Pool and Foss Streets involving Jacques Millette and Richard Sweeney, with both cars damaged. No damage estimate given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Wahlington St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
M. P. Howe
Laura F. McKenney
Biddeford Pool
Jefferson Street
Pool
Foss
Jacques J. Millette
Summer St
Richard A. Sweeney
Lawn Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Sweeney
Thornton Academy Students Running Saco City Hall
Thornton Academy American Government students were busy at Saco City Hall with Acting mayor John Bright and seven aldermen planning for a $300,000 tax anticipation loan. They will present zoning amendments to the planning board and discuss Main Street meters removal. Fire officials report lightning strikes in Biddeford caused minor damage and an injured firefighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy American Government
Saco City Hall
John Bright
Bernard Brown
Canal National Bank
Saco Businessmen’s Association
Planning Board
Fairfield Street
Bright
News At A Glance: Johnson Stand-In Wins Maryland Primary
Johnson's stand-in wins Maryland primary while Alabama Governor Wallace claims a moral victory with 43 percent of Democratic vote. Rockefeller contrasts with Goldwater in California GOP appeal as more primary results come in. Over 40 secret microphones found in U S Embassy walls in Moscow. security agents seek others. McNamara to face House on Viet Nam pilots' deaths. Senate GOP caucuses on civil rights bill focusing on equal employment opportunity. Canada plans new flag as Pearson tackles Quebec separatism. Space program may await US-Soviet cooperation after current issues. Norwegian freighter survivors reach port. electrician recalls hellish blaze onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Johnson
Maryland
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
U.S
Moscow
Robert S. McNamara
House Committee
South Viet Nam
Senate Republicans
International
Lester Pearson
Canada
Quebec
United States
Soviet Union
Births at Webber Hospital Reported in Biddeford and Nearby Towns
The list records newborns across Biddeford Saco and nearby towns with parents names and addresses. Notable entries include Roger Scott Dow born May 4 to Airman 1/C Arthur Dow and wife at 104 Foss Street Biddeford, and Diane May Leavitt born May 15 to Albert and Diane Leavitt of Biddeford, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Arthur R. Dow
Foss St
Biddeford
Roger Scott
John R. Walker
King Ave
Hampton
N. H
Jane Elizabeth
Albert C. Leavitt
Alfred St
Diane May
Leon M. Rowe
High St
Saco
Scott Benjamin
Raymond F. Graber
Alfred
Wendy Ann Jordan
William L. Graham
Smutty Lane
Frederick Joseph
Beall Wins Nomination in Maryland Senate Race
The pace by pace one article notes Sen J Glenn Beall won the Republican nomination for a third term, setting up a November contest with Democrat Joseph D Tydings. Tydings resigned as U S attorney to run against State Comptroller Louis L Goldstein backed by Gov J Millard Tawes aligned organization. Incumbents seeking renomination won. In the Democratic presidential primary Wallace carried 16 of 23 counties and two Baltimore city districts, sweeping Eastern Shore counties including Cambridge. It marked Wallaces final primary tour stop and he did not enter the June California race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
J. Glenn Beall
Joseph D. Tydings
Tydings
U.S
Louis L. Goldstein
J. Millard Tawes
Wallace
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Cambridge
Brewster
Montgomery County
Washington, D.C
California
Thornton Academy Class of 1929 Reunion Set
Thornton Academy's class of 1929 plans a reunion on June 13 at the academy. A 1 30 p m luncheon will be served at Cascade Lodge on Portland Road in Saco. Planning committee members include Mrs Phyllis Des chambeault Atty Philip E Graves and Ralph Meserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Academy
Cascade Lodge
Portland Road
Saco
Phyllis Deschambeault
Philip E. Graves
Ralph Meserve
New simulator trains pilots to judge terrain from cockpit visuals
Dayton AP reports Wright Patterson AFB researchers developed a terrain training simulator. The system uses a flight deck like cockpit with color TV to render 3D terrain on a belt. The Link Division of General Precision Inc. of Binghamton will produce 14 units plus a prototype under a 3.8 million dollar Air Force contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Research Technology
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Link
General Precision Inc
Binghamton, N.Y
Air Force
Orioles consider new pitcher for staff after June tryouts
In Capucaino California last June a high school pitcher showed promise with a fastball curve and control. Orioles skipper Bauer says he will carry him as the 10th pitcher while he sorts the rest of the staff. The challenge remains filling spots after starters Barber Roberts Pappas McCormick and relievers Miler Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capucaino
Calif
Bauer
Steve Barber
Robin Roberts
Milt Pappas
Mike McCormick
Stu Miler
Dick Hall
Attorney Opposes MIBA loan extension at rally
A rally featured opposition to a Republican plank to extend MIBA loan guarantee authority to recreational agricultural and fishing projects. Speaker argued MIBA should serve core economy needs and that most members are qualified for any loan. Also noted third Senate candidate Harold Hutchins of Kingfield and humorist Henry Wheeler Shaw known as Josh Billings.
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Thority
MIBA
Neves
Senate
Harold Hutchins
Kingfield
Biddeford Real Estate Brokers Sue Saco Man
In York County Alfred A jury awarded New England Merchants Bank of Boston $1,236.73 after about an hour of deliberation in a suit by Conrad Laflamme of Biddeford to recover on a loan last June 10. The bank sought $1,109 plus interest costs and $300 counsel fees. A second jury was empaneled to hear Theodore and Plato Truman of Biddeford against Arthur J. Beaudoin of Saco for a $3,700 brokers fee on a August 30 property sale. The real estate fee case remained in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
York County
New England Merchants Bank of
Boston
Conrad Laflamme
Biddeford
Theodore
Plato Truman
Arthur J. Beaudoin
Saco
Neutralist Positions Falters in Laos Plaine des Jarres Fight
E Stevenson says the United Nations chief boarded a European trip as Southeast Asia crisis deepens. A government statement reports massive pre planned attacks by Lao Viet Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops against neutralist strongholds on the Plaine des Jarres and Muong Phanh, the plateau’s last neutralist bases in Xieng Khouang have fallen. Kong Le’s forces withdrew to Ban Khong, four miles from Muong Phanh, signaling a shift as two Communist battalions close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Phanh
Xieng Khouang
Kong le
Ban Khong
Hayes Family Leads Du Quoin State Fair Handoff
Donald M. Hayes is named president of the Du Quoin State Fair succeeding his brother Gene. Gene Hayes’ son Bill becomes vice president, and D. W. Hayes, Donald’s son, serves as secretary. The Hambletonian Race has anchored the fair since 1957 and may stay long-term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DU Quoin, Ill
Donald M. Hayes
du Quoin
Gene
du Quoin Fair
Gene Hayes
Bill
D. W. Hayes
Don
Hayes
Stove Explodes at Home on Hearn Road
Firefighters were summoned to Wayne Avery’s residence on Hearn Road yesterday after a stove exploded. No injuries or equipment were required and no damage was reported. A separate fire at Old Orchard Beach was reported on Albert Blow’s property along Smithwheel Road at a dump, now owned by John Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avery
Hearn Road
Old Orchard Beach
Albert Blow
Smithwheel Road
John Murphy
Several Court Cases Heard At Kennebunk
Kennebunk Municipal Court heard multiple motor vehicle violations. Rose A. Michaud of Kennebunkport faced an operating to the left of center charge. Don ald H Rogers of South Portland and Anker Olesen of a land pleaded guilty to passing red lights, fined $5 each. Harold L Thoits of Portland fined $15 for left of center near an intersection. Russell Ingraham of Cumberland fined $15 for left of center while cresting a grade. William F Rhoda of Scarborough fined $5 for stop sign violation. Perry Oliver of North Berwick fined $25 for failing to report an accident. Speeding fines included Loretta M Scearbo of Woburn and Joseph Vaillancourt of Plantsville. Ernest Andresen of South Portland fined $10. David N Price of Bangor fined $20 for speeding 90 mph on the Turnpike. Raymond J Callahan of South Portland speeding charge continued indefinitely. Roger Cote of Woonsocket pleaded guilty to hitchhiking. sentence continued indefinitely. Richard Horne of North Scrapped and John Lord Jr of Sanford each fined $15 for illegal possession of sheer charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Rose A. Michaud
Kennebunkport
Donald H. Rogers
South Portland
Anker Olesen
A Land
Harold L. Thoits
Portland
Russell Ingraham
Cumberland
William F. Rhoda
Scarborough
Perry Oliver
North Berwick
Wells
Loretta M. Scearbo
Woburn
Mass
Joseph Vaillancourt
Plantsville
Conn
Ernest Andresen
Nolo
David N. Price
Bangor
Raymond J. Callahan
Ing. Roger Cote
Woonsocket
R. I
Madeleine Genest Honored At Shower
Miss Madeleine Genest of Gertrude Avenue Biddeford was guest of honor at a bridal shower held at the Fremont Club Hall Biddeford. She will become the bride of Leo Dube on May 30. Hostess was Mrs Hector Genest assisted by a long list of relatives and friends who joined in the gift presentation and attended the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Genest
Gertrude Avenue
Biddeford
Fremont Club
Leo Dube
Hector Genest
Laura Demers
Germaine Boucher
Rene Chretien
Germaine Genest
Yvonne Nolette
Laurette Dube
Cecile Bisson
Marie Rose Chabot
Robert Dube
Urbain Chrtien
Maurice Nolette
Ernest Dube
Rene Bisson
Henri Chabot
Elise Roberge
Fernand Genest
Therese Genest
Lionel Boucher
Yvonne Lavoie
Rita McGraw
Leo Roy
Rita Roy
Raymond Roy
Andre Labelle
Germaine Carver
Adelard Chabot
Imelda Bisson
Henri Bernier
Raymond Bisson
Diane Dube
Paulette Dube
Fernand Leclair
Camille Leclair
Albert Lamirande
Janice Lamirande
Linda Lamirande
Raymond Beaudoin
Anna Lamirande
Doris Dubois
Pete Dube
Claire Dube
Jeanne Laliberte
Georgette Dentico
Trene Guerette
Maurice Richard
Laura Richard
Pamela Richard
Janet Belisle
Suzanne Genest
Edmond Dube
Raoul Soulard
Priscille McSweeney
Yvonne Fortier
Elzear Ruel
Rose Anna Remillard
Priscilla Remillard
Carlene Dube
Marie Louise Charland
Armand Bisson
Rosaire Chouinard
Elizabeth Bernier
James Nadeau
Yvonne Boutin
Georgiana Thibodeau
Adrienne Rock
Arthur Couture
Eileen Nadeau
Jeannette Couture
Mary Dentico
Yvonne Ducharme
Eugene Taylor
Damase Taylor
Francois Marcoux
Bernadette Therrien
Florence Gagnon
Marie Rose Gagnon
Laurette Simoneau
Camela Giammarino
Phylis Means
Elaine Cantara
Janice Weiss
Linda Wakefield
Florence Guerin
Paul Angers
Lorraine Marquis
Alphonse Brochu
Ralph Croteau
Evelyn Morin
Rose Fournier
Wallace Campaign Highlights Opposition to Civil Rights Bill
Gov. George C. Wallace demonstrated broad resistance to President Johnson's civil rights bill by winning sizable shares in Wisconsin Indiana and Maryland primaries. He framed the issue as a fight over states' rights and alleged socialism, drawing on local tensions from Baltimore to Cambridge while urging voters to reject federal civil rights measures.
Traffic Cases Crowd Docket In Saco Court
In Saco Municipal Court traffic cases dominated the docket. Berube of Saco pleaded guilty to driving without a license after a collision on Main Street injuring Magella Luneau of Saco. Luneau’s damages were about 176.23. Other pleas included speeding fines of 10 dollars for Earl Ericson of New Hampshire and Charles Merrill of Cambridge. Agnes Lauzier of Old Orchard Beach paid a 10 dollar speeding fine. Raymond Herrick of Saco was found guilty of hitchhiking, given 30 days suspended and six months probation, with an appeal to the September term. Joseph Trumble of Sanford pleaded guilty to speeding on Route 202 and was fined 50 dollars after waiving warrant reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Saco
Donald G. Berube
Portland Road
William F. Wilson Jr
Saco Municipal Court
Magella Luneau
Main St
Berube
Laneau
Earl R. Ericson
Bar‘Tington
N.H
Maine
Charles P. Merrill
Cambridge
Mass
Noto
Kennebunk
Agnes M. Lauzier
Prospect St
Old Orchard Beach
Ocean Park Road
Raymond Herrick
Free St
Alfred
Herrick
Joseph M. Trumble
Sanford
John J. Harvey
Burleigh Richards
York County
Republicans At Beach Honored For Service
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Old Orchard Beach Republican Town Committee met at Town Hall and named to the honorary membership list many local figures. Emerson Cummings was elected enrollment chairman as the committee pursues new enrollments. William Gilman was added to the Town Committee. Edith Gonneville and Mildred Leonard were noted for absence and publicity duties respectively. The group referenced bylaws on attendance and a York County dinner honoring Congressman and Mrs. Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Republican Town Committee
Trial
Wesley M. Mewer
Arthur Dickson Sr
John J. Anderson
Hiram Parish
Henry Rudy
Joseph J. Mullen
Norman Illsley
Atty
Frank la: Fountain
C. Russell Durant
Adelbert Jakeman Sr
Helen Cummings
Marion Coker
Charles Peckham
C. Jackson Curti
Jerome LePelletier
Samuel Harrisburg
Lewis Fowler
Guy Thomas
C. Emerson Cummings
William Gilman
Grand Beach
Sumner P. Johnson
Edith Gonneville
Mildred Leonard
Johnson
York County Committee
Sanford Town Club
Clifford
McIntire Ad Backed For June Primary Vote Mobilization
John McNeil serves as ticket chairman as the committee votes to run an advertisement in the Biddeford Journal urging residents to vote in the June 15 primary. After the business session, a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntire
John McNeil
Biddeford
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Aurore Goudreau
Mrs
Baby Bird
Memorial Drive
Roger
May St
Omer Plourde
Herbert Tibbetts
Clarendon St
Donat Desrosiers
Paul Callahan
Timothy J. Crowley
Saco Street
Bradley Street
Frank Lawler
Tax Assessors Office
Zoning Appeals Board
National
Ship
Ries
Ronald M.croteau
Joanne Suzanne
Robert G. Bailey
John Robert
Edgar R. St. Michel
Rita Ann
Ralph G. Smith
RFC 2
Richard Lamb
Maple Ave
Catherine Ann
Joseph P. Grenier
150
Guinea Road
Stanley E. Hall
Long Beach
Thornton
Henry Wheeler Shaw
Josh Billings
Biddeford Real Estate Brokers
Saco Man
Gov
James Marlow
Wisconsin
Indiana
John W. Reynolds
Matthew E. Welsh
Daniel B. Brewster
Eveteeth
Supreme Court
Maryland House of Delegates
Saco Court
Republicans At Beach
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