Saco and Biddeford Personal Surgical Patients List
Personal notices list patients in area hospitals. Howard E F Hooper of 10 Old Orchard Road Saco is at Webber hospital. Arline Fields of Spring Street Saco is at Webber hospital. Paul Nadeau of 10 Pinette Avenue Biddeford is at Notre Dame hospital. Lea Berthiaume of 238 Hill Street Biddeford has returned home from Notre Dame hospital. Emile Grimard of 2 Prospect Street Biddeford, barber shop proprietor at Dock Square Kennebunkport, is at York Harbor hospital. Amy Harriman of Elm Street Biddeford is recovering after surgery at Webber hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard EF. Hooper
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Webber Hospital
Arline Fields
Spring Street
Paul Nadeau
Pinette Avenue
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Lea Berthiaume
Hill E
Treet
Emile Grimard
Prospect Street
Dock Square
Kennebunkport
York Harbor Hospital
Amy Harriman
Elm Street
Ebber Hospital
Mary Martin Dies After Short Illness in Saco
Mary Martin 63 of Ferry Road Saco died yesterday morning after a short illness at a local hospital. Born in Boston she lived in Saco seven years and was tied to the E and S Union and Webber Hospital auxiliary. Survived by husband Brenton H Martin a daughter Mrs Alfred Gregoria Wakefield Mass a brother Daniel Sullivan Boston a sister Mrs Leo Lavalle Melrose Mass and three grandchildren. Body to Gately funeral home Melrose. Funeral Thursday at 9 am from St Mary church Melrose with burial in family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary (Sullivan) Martin
Ferry Road
Saco
Boston
Mass
E. and S. Union
Webber Hospital
Most Holy Trinity Church
Brenton H. Martin
Alfred Gregoria
Wakefield
Danial Sullivan
Leo Lavalle
Melrose
Gately Funeral Home
St. Mary Church
City
Church Activities Schedule Across Maine Coast
Wednesday church events include Goodwins Mills choir rehearsal at Lyman Baptist at 6 30 pm and prayer meeting at 8 pm Advent Christian Kennebunk Lower Village hosts 7 30 pm prayer hour Kennebunkport Advent Christian holds 7 30 pm prayer and Bible study First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach hosts 7 30 pm study in vestry Village Baptist Kennebunkport hosts 7 30 pm prayer and Bible study Christian Science Hamilton Memorial Saco 7 45 pm service Social Circle Saco Unitarian parish house 6 pm followed by 6 30 pm family supper with local volunteers GreatEr Portland Methodist Men meet 7 pm Ogunquit church speaker Rev Robert Burt WSCS 2th anniversary observed at School Street Methodist church 7 15 pm worship lead by Mrs Fila Luman. hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunkport
Saco Unitarian Church
Unitarian
Unitarian-Universalist
Lillian Chapin
Howard Shaffer
George Harrison
Leon Libby
Roy Goodwin
Edmund W. Beal
Greater Portland
Methodist Men's Club
Ogunquit Methodist Church
Robert Burt
Walpole State Prison
Saco School Street Methodist Church
WSCS
School Street Methodist Church
Fila Luman
Wilma Griffith
Gertrude Bean
Ophelia Wakefield
Stephanie Butler
Death of Clifton Spofford former Biddeford postal clerk
Clifton Spofford 65 a retired Biddeford postal clerk died suddenly Monday noon at his home 154 West street Biddeford Born Arundel May 11 1985 son of Forrest and Bes sie L Spofford a Biddeford High School graduate class of 1914 he served in World War I worked 32 years at Saco Lowell shops then at Biddeford post office Funeral services Wednesday 2 p m from Dennett and Craig funeral home 365 Main Street Saco with burial Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 p m Survivors include widow Marian Emerson Spofford a sister Mrs Arthur F Morrill Arundel three nephews two nieces and two grandnieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Proctor Spofford
Biddeford
West Street
Arundel
Forrest and
Bessie L. Spofford
Saco-Lowell
Dunlap Lodge
Foss Street
Marian (Emerson) Spofford
Arthur F. Morrill
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Saco
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Home
Biddeford Red Cross Office Faces Closure
The Biddeford Red Cross chapter may close by month end without funds. Executive secretary Miss Ann Collins said a weekend food sale netted 62 dollars and appeals yielded few responses. An emergency committee meeting will seek ways to continue functions until October 27 when a national grant decision is possible. The Alfred chapter has joined Sanford, affecting local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
American Red Cross
Ann Collins
the Journal
Red Cross
Collins
Paul Yant
Augusta
New England
Alexandria
Biddeford Group
York County
Saco
Dayton, Lyman and Goodwins Mills
Alfred
Sanford
Bidde DesRoberts Dies Active in Biddeford Affairs
DesRoberts, educated in Biddeford schools, spent over 30 years in local business. A former city alderman (1930-31) and building inspector (1931-34, 1951-55), he is married to Emela LaFlamme with three children. A lifelong Democrat and St. Joseph Church communicant, he remained active in church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
DesRoberts
Emela LaFlamme
Des Roberts
St. Joseph Church
Brunswick youths admit rural mailbox bombings
Brunswick police say Richard A. Allard, 17, and two juveniles admitted the bombings in signed statements. Allard will be arraigned Wednesday on malicious mischief charges. The two juveniles were turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick P
Brunswick
Richard A. Allard
Allard
Card of Thanks for James M. Moulton
We thank relatives friends and neighbors and Webber Hospital staff churches and organizations of Kennebunk for their kindness in the illness and death of our father James M. Moulton Mr and Mrs Woodbury Moulton and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Kennebunk
James M. Moulton
Woodbury Moulton
Nixon Calls for New Trade Policy to Aid Textile Industry
Nixon warned that American textiles face fierce import competition based on unsustainable wage levels. He noted 400,000 fewer textile and apparel jobs since 1950 and urged a revamped foreign trade policy, stronger diplomatic action, and voluntary shipment limits, while resisting singling out textiles as expendable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Nixon
U.S
Saco Clinic To Hold Well Baby Session Wednesday
A well-baby clinic will be held in Saco on Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Public Health nursing rooms on Cutts Avenue. A pre school clinic will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Public Health
Cutts Avenue
Portland Area Weather: Partly Cloudy and Cold
Partly cloudy and cool in Portland this afternoon with sunny spells and northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight be fair and cold with frosts and gentle northerly breezes. Wednesday again partly cloudy and cool with light variable winds. Temperatures vary by zone with Portland at 31 and several nearby towns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
Halifax
Montreal
Catholic Women Plan Events At First Meeting
The Catholic Women’s club of Most Holy Trinity church in Saco outlined fall projects at the October meeting in Notre Dame de Lourdes school hall. President Mrs. Roland Berube announced resumption of discussion club meetings October 12 at 7:45 p m in the church vestry with weekly Wednesday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Roland Berube
John Chase
Augusta State Hospital
Stella Lombard
Lillian Kennedy
Leonard Burke
Bertha Welch
Gerard Cameron
Berube
Saco Grange Hall
Carlos Castellon
Chile
Castellon
Peter Hellige
Lombard
Teresa County
Mamie Richards
Arthur St. Pierre
Saco and Biddeford Club Meetings Schedule Amid Week Events
Annette chapter CBS meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in Saco Masonic hall with refreshments and an auction run by the Past Matrons group. Saco Yacht club gathering at Front Street clubhous e Biddeford church vestry hosts executive board and general session at 1 and 1 30 p m First Universalist church Biddeford hosts a Thursday club meeting Cub Scout Pack 310 in Saco cancels Thursday meeting due to Teachers Convention No school equals no meeting Biddeford Civil Defense meets tonight 730 in court room Biddefordey building Tighe Beau doin Farley unit of American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday 8 p m at Mrs Elodie Renaud 32 Pike Street Bishop Fenwick council Knights of Columbus meets Wednesday 8 p m Saco GAR Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 24 meets Wednesday 10 a m Scout hall Pool Street Morning troop membership open for registered scouts due to two session program at the school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
CBS
Saco
Masonic Hall
Elizabeth White
First Universalist
Biddeford
Biddeford Civil Defense and Public Safety Association
Biddefordey Building
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Elodie Renaud
Pike Street
Bishop Fenwick Council
Knights of Columbus
Saco Gar Hall
Pool Street
Look At The Birdie Please Look At The Birdie Please
A Ontario woman, June Abbott of Red Rock, took photos of a man by her car at the Detroit Art Institute. Detroit police used the images to obtain a warrant for Vincent Bertolino of Detroit on charges of attempted breaking and entering an automobile to commit larceny. The Abbott’s car reportedly showed signs of vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ontario
June Abbott
Red Rock
Ont
Detroit Art Institute
Robert
Birth notices from Biddeford and Saco area families
To Mr and Mrs Lionel P Belanger a son Ronald Lee born September 21 at eight pounds eight ounces. To Mr and Mrs Richard R Adams a son Richard Robert Jr born September 22 at seven pounds eight ounces. To Mr and Mrs Richard R Welz a son Richard Douglas born September 23 at six pounds 13 ounces. To Mr and Mrs Leslie J LaBonte a son Raymond Paul born September 24 at seven pounds 14 ounces. To Mr and Mrs George William Wormwood twins including George Jr and Georgette Rose born September 26. weights four pounds eight ounces and five pounds seven ounces. To Mr and Mrs Edmond F Rube a daughter seven pounds two ounces born September 26. To Mr and Mrs James G Townsend Sr a son James G Jr born September 26 at seven pounds eight and a half. To Mr and Mrs Karl A Stevens a son Peter James born September 2 at nine pounds. To Mr and Mrs A James Read a daughter Janet Virginia born September 11. Read is former Sara Morrill, daughter of Arthur and Arundel Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel P. Belanger
LaBonte Avenue
Saco
Ronald Lee
Richard R. Adams
Pike Street
Biddeford
Richard Robert, Jr
Richard R. Welz
Cat Mousam Road
Kennebunk
Richard Douglas
Leslie J. LaBonte
Cleaves Street
Raymond Paul
George William Wormwood
Green Street
George, Jr
Georgette Rose
Edmond F. Rube
Dyer Street
James G. Townsend
Milliken Mills Road
James G., Jr
Karl A. Stevens
Emmons Place
Peter James
Biddeford Woman Fined At Beach
Mrs Myrtle Lefebvre aged 26 of 15 Marial avenue Biddeford paid a $15 fine in Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice court for speeding 60 mph in a 40 mph zone. Trial Justice Wesley M Mewer continued the case against Mrs Margaret I Battersfield 41 of 35 Fort Hill avenue Old Orchard Beach to October 19 on charges of driving under the influence. bail set at $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lefebvre
Marial Avenue
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Trial Justice Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Margaret I. Buttersfield
Fort Hill Avenue
Fatality After Tire Blowout in Richmond Accident
George Fairbrother, 24, of Skowhegan died at Gardiner General Hospital from injuries suffered Monday night in a Richmond automobile crash. State Police report says a front tire blew out, sending his car into a guard rail on U S Route 201, rebounding into a graveled parking area and rolling. He was alone in the vehicle and thrown from the car.
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Gardiner
George Fairibrother
Skowhegan
Gardiner General Hospital
Richmond
Norman Grass
Fairbrother
Campaign trail notes feature Garfield and Tupper in Maine race
Republican Peter Garland and Stanley Tupper campaign in Farmington Gray and Bowdoinham. Tupper vows to curb wasteful spending while Garland warns of economic chaos without tax reform including corporate state and personal tax cuts. Oliver invites scrutiny of Garland’s congressional activity amid attacks on pay and fringe benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Peter Garland
Stanley Tupper
Tupper
Farmington
Garland
Maine
Hubcaps Stolen From Car in Factory Island Parking Lot
Ronald Court of Kennebunk reported to Saco police that two front hubcaps were stolen from his car while it was parked in the Allied Shoe parking lot on Factory Island last night. The case is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Court
Kennebunk
Saco
Allied Shoe
Jon Factory Island
Investigaton
Committees Named For Oct 21 Fryed Clam Supper
Fireside club of School Street Methodist Church Saco appointed chairmen for the October 21 fried clam supper. Arthur Gannon will chair tickets, Betty Stevens will head dining room. General committee includes Avis Parslow LaDora Gannon and Bessie Dawley. Work projects include cleaning the church kindergarten room with future plans to paint furniture and buy new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Harris
Fireside Club
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Avis Parslow
LaDora Gannon
Bessie Dawley
Arthur Gannon
Betty Stevens
Frederick Bell
Dawley
Sidney Griffith
Ralph Parslow
Oliver Stevens
Harris
Norman Langmaid
Bell
Work Planned At Biddeford Savings Bank
Arthur D. Maxwell announces more than 30000 in improvements at Biddeford Savings Bank including a 12 by 24 addition to the rear on the southeast side. Projects cover aluminum doors new ceilings acoustical tile lighting and interior exterior redecorating with F W Cunningham and Sons of Portland handling the contract and local sub contractors to perform the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Savings Bank
Arthur D. Maxwell
Maxwell
F. W. Cunningham and Sons
Portland Contractors
AMVETS Post Committee Selections Reported
AMVETS Post committees were appointed by the executive committee at a meeting of Merton Ira Staples AMVETS on Alfred street Biddeford. Appointments include chaplain Rev Sam J Kalamaras service officer Rene Huot house co chairs Roland Rioux and Gerard Boisvert sports co chairs Oscar Bergeron and Dennis Pelletier historian past commander Maj Lessard Jr surgeon Jean Paul Ruel delegates Maj Lessard Jr Rene Huot alternates Gerard Potvin and Victor Tremblay public relations officer Arthur Gilbert alternate Patrick Bergeron post insurance officer Patrick Bergeron and alternate Roland Rioux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Ira Staples Post
Amvets
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Sam J. Kalamaras
Rene Huot
House
Roland Rioux
Gerard Boisvert
Oscar Bergeron
Dennis Pelletier
Major Lessard Jr
Jean Paul Ruel
Saco
Charles Cote
Ralph White
New Gloucester
First
Clinton Feeteau
Wallace Bragdon
Anthony Bill
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
Felix Neault
Harold Strout
Alfred Hatfield
Portland
Talmadge Allen
Farshal
Victor Tremblay
Paul Potvin
Biddeford Court, Fire Dept Report Quiet Morning
Police reported a calm morning with one intoxication case as the only notable matter. Minor traffic incidents caused negligible damage with no injuries. Fire department had no calls in 24 hours, and ambulance service totaled two calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Municipal Court
No Accidents or Calls Reported in Saco Nightly Scan
No accidents were reported to Saco police headquarters last night or this morning. The Saco fire department received no calls, and no entries were made in the Saco ambulance log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Parley Host for Saco Group by American Legion unit
The Past Presidents Parley of the Tighe Beaudoin Farley American Legion unit will host a banquet for Saco Owen Davis Past Presidents Parley at Valle's in Scarborough on October 11 at 6 30 p m. Biddeford group met at Mrs Raymond Couture home to announce the plans with Mrs Nellie White and Mrs Edie Renaud on the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion
Saco
Owen-Davis
Valles
Scarborough
Biddeford Group
Raymond Couture
Orchard Street
Biddeford
Nellie White
Elodie Renaud
Germaine Lariviere
Renaud
Marie-Jeanne Pelletier
Itresaurer
Gladys Lamb
Anna Donahue
James Finn
Couture
Yvonne Bergeron
Evelyn Morin
Adams _ street
Ellen Kelleher
Miss Pelletier
Miss Lariviere
Pelletier
Donahue
Kelleher
Lamb
Christian Living Series Opener Attracts Large Crowd
Close to 100 persons attended the opening meeting of the Ad ventures in Christian Living series sponsored by the Biddeford-Saco Council of Churches at the Saco Congregational church parish house last night. Prof. Dwight Walsh of Bates College opened the session and was introduced by Rev. Stanley Bennett. Rev. Horace McMullen spoke on What The Christian Religion Has To Say To Other Cultures Religions And Faiths with a post speech discussion and hymn period led by Rev. Edmund W. Beal. The refreshment committee included members from local churches. The series continues next Monday with Rev. Robert A Lyon addressing World And Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Horace McMullen
Aleppo College
Syria
First
Brunswick
Edmund W. Beal
Robert Fenderson
Roy Watson
Harley Scammon
Austin Johnson
Saco United
Driving After Suspension Costs in Saco Court
Jules A Poisson 25 of McKinney Road Saco paid a $100 fine in Saco municipal court this morning for driving a motor vehicle after license suspension. Judge Hilary Lahaney continued for sentence Merton C Olsen 2 of Cape Elizabeth charged with failure to display an inspection sticker. State Trooper James Berry was the complainant in both cases. Frank Jordan 47 of Kennebunkport paid a $10 fine for driving without a license. Saco police were complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules A. Poisson
McKinney Road
Saco
Hilary Lahaney
Merton C. Olsen
Cape Elizabeth
James Berry
Frank Jordan
Kennebunkport
Saco Police
Lyman Missionary Group Holds Home Meeting
Lyman Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Hannah Wakefield home with 16 attendees. A skit on the love Gift featured Mrs. Marion Mitchell and Mrs. Viola McAlevey, devotions by Miss Willa Ferguson, and refreshments by Mrs. Wakefield assisted by Mrs. Blanche Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Wakefield
Lyman Baptist Missionary Society
Marion Mitchell
Viola McAlevey
Christ
Willa Ferguson
Blanche Kimball
Augusta State Hospital Seeks 4.8 Million Building Plan
Dr. Francis H Sleeper, superintendent, will ask the next Legislature for 4.8 million dollars for a hospital expansion in Augusta. The plan includes a 162 bed active treatment building, a new elderly patients facility, and continued ward building improvements now underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Francis H .Sleeper
Augusta State Hospital
Sleeper
Jobless Climb in Biddeford Shrinks as Temporary Layoffs Grow
Temporary layoffs in Biddeford shoe shops increased unemployment by 68 this past week to 852. Maine Employment Security official Francis M. Coughlin said layoffs are temporary and may end in two to three weeks as new industries add workers. Exhaustions of 196 unemployment benefit checks begin next week. a year ago, 1,065 people received jobless pay through the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Francis M. Coughlin
Maine Employment Security Commission
Coughlin
Polly Puts Words Into Bobs Mouth
NBC engineers scrambled on Monday night to fix a coast to coast switching error that briefly gave New York viewers Polly Bergen’s voice on Bob Hope’s NBC program while CBS’s To Tell The Truth aired on NBC lines. Hope’s own voice returned after four minutes and twenty seconds as technicians sorted the misrouted feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob’ Hope
Polly Bergen
NBC
Miss Bergen
CBS
Hope
Chicago
West Coast
Hope Hope
Aged Author Airs Views On Women
London AP reports 86 year old author W. Somerset Maugham discussing women, literature, and death. He questions relationships with women, asserts rationalism, and dismisses belief in an afterlife. He says he found Lady Chatterley’s Lover dull and was bored by Lolita, adding nothing shocks him except cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Somerset Maugham
Paradise
No birthday present as man dies in hit and run
Konstant Salo was killed Monday on his 72nd birthday when struck by an automobile near his home. The incident details are sparse but indicate a fatal traffic accident. Authorities are investigating the death and notifying relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden
Konstant Salo
Trinity Guild Sets Date For Thank Offering
Trinity Episcopal Guild met at the parish house in Cleveland Street Saco and set October 23 for the United Thank Offering fall gathering. After Mrs Harold Rogers resignation Mrs Rogers was replaced as chair. A kick off supper for the church on October 28 with a free canvass was planned with Mrs James Wood as supper chair. A food sale is set for November 4 with Mrs Alex Stackpole chairing assisted by Mrs Philip Graves and Mrs John Hill. Hostesses were Mrs Clarence Craig Mrs Robert Moody and Mrs Charles Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Cleveland Street
Saco
United Thank Offering
Harold Rogers
Rogers
Robert Moody
Guild
James Wood
Gilbert Anderson
Gerald van Fleet
Alex Stackpole
Philip Graves
John Hill
Clarence Graig
Charles Stone
New Members Voted By Dames Rochambeau
Four new members were accepted into the Dames Rochambeau at a Biddeford meeting. They are Mrs Emma Bergeron Mrs Pauline Nolette Mrs Diana Ross and Mrs Florina Larose. The group announced events including a November 7 toy and clothes demo by Mrs Arthur Viger a November 19 bean supper and a Halloween party October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames Rochambeau
Main Street
Biddeford
Emma Bergeron
Pauline Nolette
Diana Ross
Florina Larose
Edna Anton
Laura Belange
Kitchen Fund
Michelline Gagnon
Wonderbar
American Union
St. Andre
Arthur Viger
Snowshoe Union of Maine
Acme Club
Lewiston
Rita Regis
Aurore Morin
Bertha Fournier
Doris St. Laurence
Yvonne Pelletier
Yvonne Dumont
Blanche Bosse
Dorothy Neault
A !Ojcal
Dora Brault
Prune
Germany
Alixine Lorranger
Trul
Dames Montagnard
Irene Lamontagne
Grahams Hold Shipboard Family Reunion in New York
Evangelist Billy Graham met his wife and five children aboard the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth when it docked in New York. Graham had flown from West Germany where he led services. Mrs. Graham and the children Gigi 15 Anne 12 Bunny 9 Franklin 8 and Red 2 spent the summer in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Cunard
Graham
West Germany
Maine dropout rate drops after middle school study notes
A state education department researcher reports that 42 percent of Maine school children drop out between fifth and twelfth grade. P A MacKinnon observes students mainly remain in high school once enrolled and notes Maine stays above the national average for graduation after entering high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State Education Department
Maine
P. A. MacKinnon
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Ichurch
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Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
The
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Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Saco United Baptist Church
Clifton Spofford
Allstate
Paul R. Rousseau
A. James Read
Menlo Park
Calif
Janet Virginia
Read
Sara FE. Morrill
Arthur L Morrill
ALA
Saco Group
Lyman Missionary Group
Journal
SPO
Polly
Gloria McCullogh
Pamona
Cot
Trinity Guild
Grahams
Qutt School
Dennett G Craig, Inc
Saco, Maine
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