Probate Legals in Alfred York County Maine 1972
Probate notices from York County Maine detail estates of Timoth y Martel Laura Warrell Edward Caron Aime Lucien Richard Alice G Watson Flora Duro Lillian Archambeault and others with hearings set for November 14 1972. Executors named include Maine National Bank Harriet V Sullivan Elizabeth L Caron and L Viola Watson among others. Final accounts presented for Madeline Seaman Raymond Archambeault and Sanford Trust Company. Public notice also notes New England Telephone application for buried cable conduit location in Biddeford with 14 day objection period.
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State OF Maine
Alfred
County of
York
Biddeford
Saco Journal
Elizabeth L. Caron
Aime Lucien Richard
Sanford
Melanie Richard
Alice G. Watson
North Berwick
L. Viola Walker
Lynn
Massachusetts
L. Viola Watson
Charles E. Watson
C. Earl Watson
Flora Duro
Madeline Seaman
Lillian Archambeault
Raymond R. Archambeault
Guardian
Charlotte K. Archambeault
Philip C. Langlais
ALL
Anford Trust Company
Lloyd P. Lafountain
J. Woodrow Vallely Register LS
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Board OF Councilmen
Maine
Underground utility work on Crescent Street cited by rights of way
Permit outlines installation of cables conduits pedestals signs and other fixtures across Crescent Street near Jefferson Street with minimum depths of 24 inches along shoulders and 12 inches elsewhere. Also seeks permission to place underground laterals for connections to poles and buildings per plan dated November 8 1972.
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Crescent Street
M.H
Jefferson Street
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ralph H. Dunton
Right of
Maine NOW Speaker Examines Media and Feminism
The National Organization for Women plans a week of events led by NOW president Wilma Scott Heide. She will speak at Luther Bonney Auditorium on the University of Maine at Portland campus at 8 30 p m about feminist movement and the press. A reception follows in Payson Smith Hall. A November 14 luncheon at Roma Restaurant on Congress Street will include a press conference with Heide at 11 a m and Maine newsmen panel discussion on media and feminism.
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Rozanna Patane
Southern Maine Chapter
Fleanor Robbins
National Organization For Women
Wilma _ Scott Heide
NOW
Luther Bonney
University of Maine At Portland
Maine
Oie
Payson-Smith All
Roma
Congress Street
Portland
Ms. Heide
Thursday Club Meeting in Biddeford Highlights Women Authors
Members of the Thursday Club of Biddeford met at the United Church of Christ parish hall for a brief business session led by president pro tem Mrs. William Beety. Guests from area Federated Women's Clubs attended, and Dorothy M. Healy discussed Women Authors of Maine Past and Present with examples of works and photos. Tea followed. next meeting December 7 features Dr Carl M Haas on hypnosis and psychosomatic medicine. Members were asked to bring children’s socks for charity and an unrelated note mentions an electric eel generating 200 to 300 volts.
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Thursday Club
Biddeford
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Crescent Street
William Beety
Oscar W. Perreault
York County Union of Federated Women's Clubs
Webhannet Club
Kennebunk
Olympian Club
Kennebunkport
Twenty-One Club
Kezar Falls
Federated Women's Clubs of
Maine
Allen Garner
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Dickerson
Beety
Dorothy M. Healy
Westbrook College
Sarah Orne Jewett
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Laura E. Richards
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Celina Thaxter Massey
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Healy
Florence Burrill Jacobs
Rosemond Thaxter
Mary Ellen Chase
John Oddy
Frank Carey
Carl M. Haas
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clipped Clues From 1971
Puzzle text lists scattered crossword clues and fragmented hints including Senator from Hawaii, Italy's Detroit, Oberlin state, head adornment, bird of ill omen, currency in Osaka, and other jumbled terms. Readable fragments reference names, titles, and abbreviations with missing letters and partial phrases.
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Hawaii
Italy
Detroit
Oberlin’s
Ben Jon
Osaka
Antilles island to New England bowling region puzzle
A compact crossword style clued list spans Antilles island and New England region. It includes entries for Irish sculptor, Parisian singer, Cleopatra’s maid, and a Bay of Bengal port, plus theater and sports hints.
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Antilles
L.A
Europe
Burma
Bay of Bengal
Richardson and Gielgud
la Vie
Chicago
Mit Uns
Blind Stanford Student Casts Votes With Sensor
Loren Schoof, a Stanford Applied Electronics Laboratory member blinded at ten, used the Optacon to read and cast a secret ballot without help. He notes the device enables blind readers to pursue science careers and earned his master's in half the usual time. The Optacon, costing about $5000, has generated substantial sales since production began in 1971.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Loren Schoof
Applied Electronics Laboratory
Schoof
Optacon
John G. Linvill
Electrical Engineering
Jim Bliss
Corporation
United States
Europe
Lincoln on renomination remark amid river crossing metaphor
After being renominated for President, Abraham Lincoln says he does not claim to be the best man in America. He suggests the convention and League think it is not wise to swap horses while crossing the river and that he is not so poor a horse as to make a botched change.
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Abraham Lincoln
Convention
League
America
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College Ave
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May Street
Sam
W. W
Ital
Netherland
India
Salamander
The
Hapsburg
Desist
New Zealand
Boone
Water & Clifford Streets
Howe's Floor Store
ATE
Wells, Maine
LE Foyer
Corner Pool
Foss Sts
Old Orchard House
Old Orchard St
Old Orchard Beach
Wishing Well
East Coast
Precision Plastics
U. S
Morningstar Corporation
Alewive
Turnpike
Kennebunk, Maine
Levi's
AMC
American Motors
American Motors Buyer Protection
American Motors Corporation
Ee Saas Canada
AMC WE
Gremlin
Crepeau Motors, Inc
Portland Road
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