Local Personal Notices From Saco And Biddeford Area
Mrs Lillian Jacoby is a patient at Saco hospital and Mrs Viola Wells a surgical patient at Webber hospital in Saco. Arthur A Hubert of Biddeford is a patient at Webber hospital. Monique Saucier of Biddeford is also a patient. Sam's Place manager at Alfred Street Biddeford has left duties. Mrs Elsie Morris, a bookkeeper at Sam's Place, has retired. Dr Raymond Faucher of Biddeford and his wife visit Canada for a Quebec Dental Association meeting. William J Beatty, retired grocer of Saco, will be buried Thursday at 11 30 p m from Dennett Craig funeral home. He died Tuesday at 72. He was active in politics and belonged to several local organizations. Survivors include a daughter, a grandson, two sisters, and a niece. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery, Biddeford, follows services at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Jacoby
Saco Hospital
Viola Wells
Storer Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Arthur A. Hubert
Yale Street
Biddeford
Monique Saucier
Main Street
John L. Nadeau
Herring Avenue
Sam's Place
Alfred Street
Elsie Morris
Raymond F. Faucher
Canada
Province of Quebec Dental Association
Quebec City
William J. Beatty
Locke Street
Dennett End iCraig
William
Susan Quinn Beatty
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco Lodge
F. Jand A. M
York Royal Arch
Bradford Commandery
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Ernest Pollock
William B. Pollock
Orvin Wormwood
Philip Bean
Portland
Saco Funeral
Woodlawn
York County groups plan meetings and events
A series of Biddeford area notices include York County Salon 598 electing officers Friday at 8 p m Elodie Renaud s home 32 Pike Street Biddeford Knights of Columbus council electing officers tomorrow at 8 Washington Street hall Tighe and Farley American Legion post meeting Thursday at 8 Elms Street Biddeford with a clean up night at 6 30 p m by York County Fish and Game at Stickney Lodge Ly man Ladies Night with social hour 6 7 p m and supper on May 28 Marie Joseph Academy Biddeford Pool ninth annual field day and festival May 28 29 starting 2 p m each day rain date May 30 gym demonstration and annual bazaar Elks Laco Biddeford lodge special meeting Thursday 8 for a large class exemplify the degree and 6 30 p m supper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Elodie Renaud
Pike Street
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street Hall
Tigheaudoin-Farley
American Legion
Post
Elms Street
Marie-Joseph Academy
Local youth groups schedule meetings in Saco area
The Girl Guards of the Saco Salvation Army meet tomorrow at 6:30 p m. Brownies and Junior choir of Saco United Baptist church meet tomorrow at 3:30 p m. Senior choir at that church Thursday 7 30 p m. Youth choir at School Street Methodist church Thursday 3 15 p m. Senior choir of School meet Thursday 7 p m. Madisses of Saco First Parish Congregational church plan outing at parish house Thursday 6 p m. Kentucky name means dark and bloody ground and its battles between tribes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saco Salvation Army
Saco United Baptist Church
Saco United
School Street Methodist Church
Saco First
Kentucky
Biddeford Renews School Bus Contracts for Three Years
Biddeford school committee heard Supt Paul Larrabee confirm three year bus transportation contracts. Carlos A Goldthwait keeps the $15000 contract. Biddeford Transit, Inc. receives the rest totaling 28500 as rates stay level despite double sessions. Foundation work for the new high school at Main and Highland is to begin after plans are approved with the Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Sup’er
Paul Larrabee
Carlos A. Goldthwait
Biddeford Transit, Inc
Supt
Larrabee
Main
Highland Streets
State Department of Education
Bail Ordered Defaulted On Kennebunk Man
Judge Simon Spill ordered bail defaulted in the case of Lawrence Doane of Kennebunk charged with felonious assault on Bernadette Doran of Biddeford. Default will be soft if Doane appears in Biddeford municipal court on Wednesday June 1 to answer the charge. The case had been continued from last week. Doane had appealed a jail sentence on an intoxication charge and was on bail on both counts. His attorney, Charles Smith of Kennebunk, is acting as defense counsel in the Martell murder trial at York County Superior Court in Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Spill
Lawrence Doane
Kennebunk
Bernadette Doran
Biddeford
Spill
Doane
Charles Smith
Martell
York County Superior ‘Court
Alfred
Stock Market Mixed Gains In Irregular Early Trading
New York stock activity shows strong turnout for electronics and selected issues with gains of 1 to 3 points. Chemicals, science related stocks, and Motorola and Zenith led advances while aircraft missiles and some sectors declined or steadied. Dow Jones at noon fell 0.32 to 621.07 with the Dow and AP averages unchanged or mixed in quiet bonds market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Instruments
Polaroid
Zenith
Havey
Universal Match
Motorola
General Telephone
Litton Industries
American Iron Steel Institute
Youngstown Sheet
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones& Laughlin
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
DuPont
Goodyear
International Harvester
Associated Press
U.S
Weather Summary for Portland Area
Considerable cloudiness and cool with occasional light rain or drizzle this afternoon. Clearing tonight with little temperature change. Thursday mostly fair and warmer. North to northeast winds 5 to 15 mph this afternoon, shifting to north to northwest 5 to 15 mph tonight. Zone 1 temperatures: low 60s to upper 40s. Overnight lows: Caribou 45, Eastport 48, Greenville 51, Old Town 54, Portland 48, Rumford 53, Mt Washington 35, Concord 50, Boston 52, New York 54, Washington 60, Miami 78, Chicago 46, New Orleans 6, Denver 44, Los Angeles 52, Halifax 47, Montreal 64.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
Los Angeles
Halifax
Montreal
Solon Aspirant To Sneak At Beach Tonight
Miss Lucia Cormier, Democrat candidate for the U.S. Senate, will speak at an Old Orchard Beach Democratic Club buffet supper at the Brunswick hotel. The event runs 6 30 to 8 with Ann Pennell and Dwight McLeod co chairmen. Tickets at door announced. music by Arnold Morin and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Cormier
U. S. Senate
Old Orchard Beach
Democrat
Brunswick Hotel
Cormier
Ann Pennell
Dwight McLeod
Arnold Morin
Beach Safety Group Plans Are Postponed
William G. Holland of Old Orchard Beach announces postponement of forming a Citizens Traffic Safety committee linked to the Maine State Highway committee until after the summer season. He cites the Beach’s unique business climate and heavy summer traffic as postponing factors. He plans talks with service clubs and officials after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
a_ Citizens Traffic Safety committee
Old Orchard Beach
William G
Holland
Union Avenue
Old Orchard
Maine State Highway Committee
Augusta
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
The list highlights top NL batting leaders with Clemente of Pittsburgh posting a .373 average and 57 hits, plus runs, RBIs, and triples. It also notes banking on other leaders like Banks and McCovey for home runs, Pinson for steals, and pitching leaders Antonelli and Lavy with strikeouts for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Adcock
Milwaukee
Skinner
McCovey
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Newborns Born In Biddeford Saco And Surrounding Areas
A long list of birth notices from Biddeford Saco and nearby towns reports multiple newborns with parents and addresses. Names include Robin Garriepy Leslie John Wakefield Shelly Pelletier Dennis John Bedell and others, with weights and May dates. Also notes a quote from Joseph Pulitzer about truth and a baseball strikeout tally.
Monroe's New Picture Has Cast in Tizzy
Hollywood report on Marilyn Monroe project Lets Make Love describes chaos from star changes and delays. Randall and Wilfred Hyde White discuss nerves over lines while director George Cukor notes schedule drift. Montand and Vaughan face conflicts with other commitments as filming stretches.
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Monroe
Tizzy
Hollywood
Tony Randall
Wilfred Hyde White
Randall
White
Old Boy
Marilyn Monroe
Gregory Peck
Frenchman Ives Montand
Marilyn
George Cukor
Montand
Japan
Frankie Vaughan
England
Bride-To-Be Feted At Surprise Brid ial Shower
Miss Lucille Mathieu daughter of Mr and Mrs Adrien Mathieu Proctor road Biddeford was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower given by Mrs Dorothy Lambert and Mrs Ernest Moreau with assistance from Mrs Richard Moreau and Mrs Willie Plessis A purse of money and canned goods were presented Attending were a long list of friends and relatives many sharing the Biddeford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Mathieu
Adrien Mathieu
Proctor Road
Biddeford
Dorothy Lambert
Ernest Moreau
Richard Moreau
Willie Plessis
Irenee Lambert
Antoinette Morin
Wormwood
Annette Record
Georgette Nelson
Blanche Gagne
Janette Gendron
Theresa Corbet
Deneige Pelletier
Theresa Dubuc
Anita Mathieu
Maybel Griffin
Janet Mathieu
Rose Bertrand
Theresa Mathieu
Teddy Fortier
Yvonne Dion
Vicky Martin
Doris Champagne
Cecile Auclair
Nancy Flanagan
Gloria Bedard
Hilda Hanson
Laura Hodgdon
Jean York
Viirginia Pelleti
Living Costs and Car Prices Survey (Continued)
The Labor Department reports factory workers’ purchasing power fell 12 percent from March to April, marking a fourth straight monthly decline. Spendable earnings for a family of four dropped to 80.20 a week as hours shortened and Good Friday fell in the survey week, while car sales and clothing costs show divergent trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Martell Takes Stand In Murder Trial After State Rests
Martell, 27, took the stand in his own defense at York County Superior Court Alfred as the state rests its case in the murder of his 90-year-old grandmother in Limerick. Defense attorney Charles W. Smith argued heat of passion. Witnesses included Martell’s mother and a pathologist who cited traumatic gunshot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Henry Louis Martell
York County
Alfred
Martell
Limerick
Charles W. Smith
Kennebunk
Alice Thibodeau
Atty. Smith
Portland
Alice Martell
Amanda Martell
Edward Martell
Atty
Frank E. Hancock
Alston Jenkins
East Waterboro
Sherif Harold R. Nason
West Baldwin
Coyle Meserve
Nason
Marcel Viger
Saco
Hiram
Pete
Gerald C. Leary
Stephen Cobb
Mrs. Martell
Ethel Robinson
the Mercy Hospital
Louis Martell
Kenneth W Dockendorf
Lawrence A. Roy
Augusta
Guy M. Bachellor
Department of Firearms and Identification
Harold L. Scribner
North Berwick
Merchants Group Of CC To Meet
The Merchants committee of the Biddeford Saco chamber of commerce will meet tomorrow morning at 10 at the chamber office to discuss summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Group of
Merchants Committee
Biddeford-Saco
Winners Listed In Biddeford Speech Contest
Biddeford High School held an oratorical contest with prizes awarded to Peter Allen and Miss Deborah Allen for first prizes in boys and girls divisions respectively and Sharon Sneider winning second prize. Contestants included Sandra Griffin David Dansereau Martha Killam Helen Tarazewich Donna Poirier with Gilman Seaver directing and Raymond Kenneally presenting awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousens
Biddeford High Schoor
Peter Allen
Deborah Allen
Sharon Sneider
Allen
Clifton Allen
West Street
Miss Allen
Atty
S. Donald Allen
Fortunes Rocks
Miss Sneider
Allen Sneider
Alfred’ Street
Sandra Griffin
David Dansereaf
Martha Killam
Helen Tarazewich
Donna Poirier
Gilman Seaver
Raymond Kenneally
District Scout Conclave Slated At Biddeford
A Boy Scout manpower conference will be held at Pepperell Hall Biddeford on June 2 at 7 p m to recruit scouters for York county district committees such as finance camping training advancement and publicity Bernard F Brady will chair with Maurice C E Roux and other council speakers Coffee will be served after by Explorer Rost 305 A Letters have been sent to 200 area men by the Junior Chamber of Commerce The Jaycees co sponsor and publicity handler Adm Herbert Knowles district chairman C Millard Neal district commissioner and Kenneth Hunnewell district field executive lead the Biddeford Saco area where 460 boys 75 scouters are served including Explorers Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Pepperell Hall
Main Street
Biddeford
York County
Bernard F. Brady
Pepperell Mfg. i Co
Maurice C. E. Roux
Pine Tree Council
Rost
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Adm
Herbert Knowles
Kittery
C. Millard ‘Neal
Kenneth Hunnewell F
Kennebunk
Biddeford-Saco
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Alfred Road
ABC Venetian Blind CO
Tripoli Avenue
Daly Bros
Kennebunk Man
May
Solon
Kluszewski
Runnels
Mantle
Minoso
Lemon
Lumpe
Kansas City
Lollar
Kubek
Skowron
Allison
Fox
Siebern
Howard
Held
Cleveland
Aparicio
Piersall
Ernandez
Detroit
Hall
Coates
Webber
Paul B. Garriepy
Robin
John F. Wakefield
Leslie John
Henry R. Pelletier
Dupont Avenue
Shelly
Albert C. Mondville
Dennis John
Ormond W. Bedell
Buxton Road
Willard G. Philbrick
Beach Street
Maple Street
Darin Michael
Ernest C. LeClair
Glenwood Avenue
Raymond Mark
J. Kelvin Black
Ferry Road
Mercy Hospital
Laura Ann
Edward L. Gregg
James Street
Gary Vincent
William P. Bogas
High Street
James William
Conrad N
Jalbert
King Street
Terri Lynn
Robert W. Jose
Westbrook
Tamara Lynn
Joseph D. Clark
Pepperell Street
James
James G. Nichols
Roebuck Avenue
Donna Lee
Roger C. Boisse
State Street
Sanford
Victoria Julene
Charles H. Hayes
Raymond Street
Charles Henry, Jr
Hayes
Lillian Talbot
George H. Cote
Granite Street
George Ernest
Cote
Theresa Lefebvre
Willard D. Stackpole
Dyer Street
Jeffrey Daniel
Roger Hanson
Grove Avenue
Victoria Lee
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer Prizes
New York World
Pascual
Bell
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Rebecca Susan Crank
Ruth Ann Crank
Harold Crank
Hickory Street
Norfolk
Crank
Frances Kimball
Ivan E. Kimball
Millinocket
Elmer Crank
Journal
Ella Perry
Old Orchard High School
J. Edward Whelan
Richard J. Stride
Service
Dial
Maine
Bancroft
Martin Rolling € 9 Mills Company
Parkway South
Bangor
Brewer, ME
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L. P. Records
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