Mrs Evelyn R Chase obituary day service in Saco
Evelyn R Chase 70 of Ferry Road Saco died after brief illness in a local hospital. Born December 5 1901 in Amesbury Massachusetts she worked for the State Motor Vehicle Registry in Portland before retiring. Survived by daughter Sheila Hanrahan son Philip Chase two brothers a sister five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 10 am from Most Holy Trinity Church with burial at St Mary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn R. Chase
Ferry Road
Saco
Amesbury
Mass
Patrick J
Elizabeth A. (Burns) Rice
Chase
Portland
York County
Council of Catholic Women’s Friends
Funeral Home Tonight
York
Catholic Women’s Clubs
Jack
Sheila) Hanrahan
Tewksbury
Philip J. Chase
Austin
Texas
Fidelis Rice
North Palm Beach
Fla
John Rice
Biddeford
John
Mildred) Cullen
Woburn
Most Holy Trinity Church
St. Mary Camatase
Diddafasd
Remar, Carl Remar 82 Biddeford Resident Dies
Carl Remar of 13 Oak St Biddeford died last night after a brief illness in a local hospital He came to the United States in 1903 and was a merchant in the Biddeford Saco area since 1913 He was a member of Workman's Circle Bnai Brith Knights of Pythias Etz Chaim Synagogue and his wife Mollie Kadin Remar died in 1968 He is survived by two sons Benjamin Remar of Biddeford Irving Jacob Remar of Portland six grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be at Temple Beth El Portland tomorrow at noon with interment in Mount Siam Cemetery Portland Mourning will be observed at the home of Mrs Green in Saco.
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Carl Remar
Oak St
Biddeford
Russia
Biddeford-Saco
Workman’s Circle
B'nai Brith
Knights of Pythias
Etz Chaim Synagogue
Mollie Kadin Remar
Fred
Jeannette) Green
Saco
Benjamin Remar
Irving Jacob Remar
Portland
Temple Beth el
Mount Siam
Green
Parent-Teacher Conferences Set in Saco Schools
The Saco School system schedules parent-teacher conferences the week of November 13. Superintendent Howard Cushman announces Locke School closes all day November 13 14 and 15 while other schools dismiss at noon on November 14 and 15. Evening sessions run Burns Locke Yp Sweetser Fairfield Jordan and classes at the Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Howard Cushman
Locke
Burns
Uesday
Sweetser
Fairfield
Jordan
Congregational Church
Ruth Landon To Be TOPS Club Speaker
Ruth Landon a Webber Hospital dietician will address Kennebunk Tops Club chapter 69 at the next meeting on November 13 at 7 pm in the Kennebunk Baptist Church vestry. Members are urged to attend and others interested in weight control are invited.
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Kennebunk — Tops Club
Kennebunk
Ruth Landon
Webber Hospital
Kennebunk Baptist Church
TOPS
Catholic Women's Club to Honor Evelyn R. Chase in Saco
Members of the Catholic Women's Club of Most Holy Trinity Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Cote Funeral Home 87 James Street Saco to pay respects to Evelyn R. Chase a club member.
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Catholic Women's Club
the Most Holy Trinity Church, Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Evelyn R. Chase
Public bean supper at Biddeford club tonight
A public bean supper will be served at the LeVolticeur Snowshoe Club on the corner of Elm and South Streets in Biddeford tonight from 4 to 7 p.m.
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LeVolticeur Snowshoe Club
Elm and
South Streets
Biddeford
Funeral Directors in Saco and Maine Listings
Funeral directors Shumway and Gross at 35 Spring St Saco Maine and Dennett and Craig on 365 Main St Saco provide contact details. Emond's Funeral Home at 284 5511 with Frank X Emond and J P Conroy are also listed in the local directory.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Today in History November 11 1972 notable events
On this date in history many items are noted including 1928 ending war hostilities, 1920 Mayflower compact, 1889 Washington state entry, 1921 Washington Disarmament Conference, and Arlington Unknown Soldier burial. Also dust storms in 1933, Nixon broadcast controversy and Nixon era peace talks. Birthdays include Mamie Eisenhower and Robert Ryan. Thought from Tolstoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrims
Cape Cod
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Robert Ryan
Leo Tolstoy
Bakers Seek Pass-Through as Bread Costs Rise
Bakers face higher wheat costs after a Russian sale, with Creed urging a one cent per loaf increase to customers. Agriculture Department notes wheat prices peak and likely stay elevated for the near term.
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Russia
Creed
Agriculture Department
Balloon receiver beats TV blackout with helium balloon antenna
Miami carpenter Larry Garfield rigs a balloon helium-filled receiver attached to his antenna with 50 to 75 feet of wire to capture a Fort Pierce TV station about 100 miles away. He reports it works well except when it rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Larry Garfield
Garfield
Fort Pierce
Pet of All We Toes Angus Ad
A compact notice highlights a pet feature titled Angus and a listing style noting a playful canine companion. The fragmentary text points to a local pet showcase or ad style segment in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Portland Weather Showers and Snow Flurries Forecast
Tonight a chance of light snow in the north and light rain or drizzle in the south. Lows in the 30s. Sunday remains cloudy with a chance of snow flurries in the north and highs in the 30s to 40s.
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Portland
Second Meeting Planned for Shoreland Zoning Planning
A second planning assistance session for local boards and officials, hosted by the Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission, is set for Tuesday at 7:30 in the courthouse. Myron Lamb and David Joy will outline methods to develop comprehensive plans, a prerequisite to shoreland zoning by the June 1973 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
SMAPC
Myron Lamb
David Joy
Beating at Biddeford Hotel Leaves Man in Satisfactory Condition
Ronald Spaulding, 27, of the Thacher Hotel in Biddeford, was beaten with an iron pipe in his room early Friday. He reached the police station and was taken to Webber Hospital, then to Maine Medical Center in Portland in satisfactory condition with head injuries as investigators probe the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Ronald Spaulding
Thacher
Spaulding
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Dow Jones tops 1000 amid week end rally
The Dow broke the 1,000 level then closed at a record high as trading on the NYSE reached 24.36 million shares. The Dow finished up 9.15 to 62.33 while the price change index rose to 26.14. Analysts linked the surge to President Nixon's re election hopes for peace.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Nixon
Seacoasters Host Luncheon For 55 Members In Old Orchard Beach
The Seacoasters held a 55 member covered dish luncheon at Porter Hall with committees led by Mrs Edna Hutchinson Mrs Dorothy Danes and Mrs Lillian Jakeman New name tags were brought by John Baggs and members were urged to bring sand wiches next week Marion Nelson and Marion Irving head the next committee The group also heard about a Hawaii seniors trip and gave a bell ringing concert featuring Marion Nelson Lillian Jakeman Dorothy Danes and Edna Hutchinson Other local groups met in Ocean Park and St Margarets Ladies Sodality held prayers and discussed a Christmas party and fundraisers for the Seminary and convalescent homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seacoasters
Porter Hall
Edna Hutchinson
Dorothy Danes
Lillian Jakeman
John Baggs
Marion Nelson
Marion Irving
Hester Hooper
Emily Keithley
Saco
Hawaii
Herbert Danes
Mary Peterson
Ralph Nickerson
G. Harold Billingham
R. Edward Bagsy
Elizabeth P. Witham
Ruby Brown
Loella Ballard
Florence Sampson
Ruth Gilbert
James Hutchinson
Ruby Irish
Ethel Cobb
Harold Fahlin
Adelbert Jakeman
Louise Stuart
Robert Rood
Mary Coburn
Mae Malpass
St. Margaret's Ladies Sodality
St Margaret Church
Bernice Menard
Sandra St. Laurent
Leatrice Morin
Elaine Fletcher
St. Laurent
Gertrude Cote
Sunshine Committee
Alma Granger
Yvonne Loranger
Eleanor McNally
Jackie Foglio
York County
St. Michaels
South Berwick
Edna Rollins
Josephs-by-the- Sea
Antoinette Jarry
Seminary
Virginia Turnbull
MacGaughlin
John Clancy
Denise Cote
Fernande Shea
Flooded Oil Burner Calls Out Firemen
Saco firemen responded to a flooded oil burner at 25 Common Street at 9 25 this morning according to a department spokesman.
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Saco
Common St
Department
Maine Newsman Named Head of Association
The New England Society of Newspaper Editors elected Byron J. Israelson as its new president. Israelson is the day city editor of the Portland Maine Press Herald Evening Express. The Providence Journal’s James K. Sunshine and Boston Phoenix editor Kerry Gruson offered critiques of journalism’s pressures and audience scope at the annual convention in Kennebunkport.
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Kennebunkport
Providence Journal
James K. Sunshine
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Sunshine
Boston
Phoenix
Kerry Gruson
Byron J. Israelson
Portland
Maine
Press Herald- Evening Express
Forged $1 Million Seized In Chicago
Four men arrested by Secret Service in Chicago after tracing counterfeit $10 bills to Rhode Island paper. Agents say the ring, under surveillance since October 16, produced $1 million in fakes. Suspects Michael Grein 29, Milford Schultz 57, Lawrence Jarnutowski 33, and Sam Costenzio 41 are charged.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Rhode Island
John Hanley
Andrew Ducharne
Woonsocket
R.I
Michael Grein
Milford G. Schultz
Lawrence G. Jarnutowski
Sam Frank Costenzio
Chicago Area
Thornton Academy to Issue Four-Page Report Cards
Thornton Academy will issue new four page report cards this Friday November 17. The change replaces a single home and back card with four carbonized sheets. After grades are marked, sheets are sent home for parent retention without a required signature.
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Thornton Academy
Haig Acknowledges Saigon Demands in Secret Talks
Saigon Radio reports General Haig’s presence signals U S view that South Vietnam is a separate state in Indochina and Saigon demands a ceasefire and withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces. The draft proposal must restore the 1954 Geneva demilitarized zone and exclude North Vietnamese participation in talks.
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South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Haig
Saigon
Vietnam
Indochinese
Demilitarized Zone
South
North Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
New England Bar Association Lauded For Regional Unity
Portland Maine AP reports the newly organized New England Bar Association earns praise for uniting lawyers regionally. Chesterfield H Smith predicts a future national code to standardize nationwide practice amid moving populations and evolving laws. He supports prepaid legal insurance and affordable access to legal services.
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Portland
Maine
New England Bar Association
Chesterfield H. Smith
America Bar Association
The
Grou
Smith
Bar Association
POW on Radio Hanoi Urges Nixon to Sign Peace Pact
Abel L. Kavanaugh, a Denver marine held by the Viet Cong, identified on Radio Hanoi as an American POW. He urged President Nixon to sign the Vietnam peace agreement, saying POWs’ dreams of returning home have faded and the war’s continuation shatters families.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
Nixon
Vietnam
George McGovern
Abel L. Kavanaugh
Denver
Colo
Kavanaugh
Cleveland Hijackers Demand Food Fuel and Money
At Hopkins Airport Cleveland the hijackers demanded food fuel ten million dollars and No Dot a tablet stimulant. They received only fuel. In the air en route to Toronto one hijacker warned of bombing Oak Ridge if demands were not met. An FBI trainee in underwear fueled the plane in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hopkins
Toronto
Oak Ridge
FBI
Hijacked Southern Airways jetliner bound for Knoxville
Three armed men seized a Southern Airways jet demanding 10 million dollars in ransom. They rejected a proposed 500000 dollars and forced the plane to depart toward Knoxville Tennessee.
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Toronto
Southern Airways
Knoxville
Tenn
Outbreak of Letter Bombs Hits London City
London reports two more terrorist letter bombs arriving amid a wave of alerts at Jewish homes and offices. One bomb was spotted and destroyed by a Scotland Yard explosives expert. another went to an east London office. Bombs mailed from India. 13 in London the previous Friday. A Jewish diamond merchant was wounded by an earlier blast. Scotland Yard and Interpol deny advance warning.
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London
Scotland Yard
India
Black September
Interpol
Britain
Eight And Forty Club Convenes Portland Confab
The Eight and Forty Departmental meeting in Portland outlined plans for 1973 at the Harold T. Andrews American Legion Home. Mrs. Joseph Arsenault selected a National Jewish Hospital project in Denver for a school item, a Gas Chromatograph, with funds from Salons nationwide. Members reported county participation, announced ill members, deaths, and set Feb 4 for the next pouvoir meeting with York and Cumberland County salons providing refreshments.
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Portland
Maine
Harold T. Andrews American Legion
Post Home
Joseph Arsenault
Chapeau
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
Chapeau Nationale
U.S
Nathan F. Ford
Old Orchard Beach
Richard M. Doe
Cape Porpoise
Germaine Grant
Saco
Esther Nash
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
York County
Antonia Harquoil
William G. Biehler
Ogunquit
Patridge
Lewiston
Andrews American Legion
Salon
Biddeford Hadassah guest book reviewer native of area
Mrs. Victor Schlesinger of Brookline Massachusetts, a Biddeford native, reviewed O Jerusalem at a Hadassah meeting in Biddeford. She praised the authors and suggested The Pledge for deeper Israeli Arab conflict insight. The group announced a Shaw's market food sale next Thursday under Mrs Carl Sneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Schlesinger
Brookline
Mass
Biddeford
Biddeford-Saco
Hadassah
Etz Chaim
Jerusalem
Biddeford High School
Schlesinger
Freda Polakowich
Israel
Carl Haas
Adassah Medical Organization
Maurice Ross
Arthur Maxwell
Charles Green
Shaw's Market
Carl Sneider
U S and Soviet scientists to exchange cancer virus research
Seven U S cancer scientists fly to Moscow with a gift of 31 cancer virus strains for Soviet study and a two week exchange to advance U S Soviet cancer virus research. The delegation led by Dr John B Moloney will also visit Leningrad and SukhumI along with doctors from Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bush Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Moscow
John B. Moloney
National Cancer Institute
Russia
United States
Leninrad
Sukhumi
Jamas August
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
New York
Riedrich Deinhardt
Bush-Presbyterian
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Robert M. McAllister
Children’s Hospital of
Los Angeles
Timothy E. O'Connor
NCI
Fred Rapp
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Pennsylvania
Uage
Louis B. Sibal
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Henry Kissinger
Henry
Clement P. Wight Dial
Ocean Park
Temple Avenue
Isabelle Wilbur
Cinquiries
Kenduskeag Plaza
Bangor
Maine Newsman
Gen
New England Lawyer Pool
Prestige House of Flowers
Elm Street
the Citizens of
Armand Fecteau
Garl F. Sheltra
Area
U. S
Teddy Kennedy
Alfred St
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