Local Personal Notices from Biddeford and Area
Surgical patient Robert D at Webber hospital in Biddeford. Mrs Germaine Berube a medical patient at Webber hospital. Attendees at funeral services for Mrs Le titia Caouette included Mr and Mrs Raymond LeBel of Portland. Residents returning from Augusta men’s retreat: George Baicuy Wilfrid Fortier Robert Lariviere Leonel Neault Conrad Auger Raymond Bolduc Ernest Paquet Paul Rousseau Dr Leo Taillon. Mrs Claire Couture and children William Catherine and Carol of 203 South Street Biddeford plan to fly from Portland to Adana Turkey to join her husband with Bendix Steel Engineers at the USAF Base.
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Robert D
Congress Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Germaine (Tremblay) Berube
Alfred Street
Webber Pital
Letitia Caouette
St Andre Church
Raymond LeBel
Portland
Augusta
George Baicuy
Wilfrid Fortier
Robert Lariviere
Leonel Neault
Conrad Auger
Raymond Bolduc
Ernest Paquet
Paul Rousseau
Leo Taillon
Claire Couture
William
Catherine
Carol
South Street
Adana
Turkey
Bendix Steel Engineers
United States Air Force Base
Higher Grade Corp Cadets Meet and District Assembly
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m. Local parish representatives will attend the first annual meeting of the Northeast District of the Unitarian Universalist association taking place Saturday in Bangor.
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Saco Salvation Army
The
Unitarian-Universalist Association
Bangor
Safecrackers Steal Cash and 1951 Car in Beach Break
Burglars peeled a safe in Magrath's garage at Old Orchard Beach last night and took about 50 dollars in cash plus several silver dollars and large bills. A 1951 car owned by Paul E Magrath was driven away before leaving. Chief John Clark noted an open window and broken hasp. state detectives Bruton and Gibson joined the investigation.
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Paul E. Magrath
Fountain Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Magrath
Beach
John Clark
Clark
Charles R. Bruton
Hanes Gibson
Daisy Begins Acting Up Like Real Hurricane
A fluctuating storm named Daisy intensified to near hurricane strength offshore Florida. Forecasters reported winds near the center at 75 mph, with gales extending 250 miles east and north and 50 miles southwest of center. Daisy's center lay about 775 miles east of Miami, moving west northwest at 8 to 9 mph, with forecasts indicating a slow strengthening over the next day.
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Miami
Fila
Daisy
Florida Peninsula
Bahamas
Antilles
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Rossi Awarded Contract At Beach Route Upgrade
AUGUSTA AP A Gardiner firm Frank Rossi and Sons Inc won an 82563 contract to rebuild about three quarters of a mile of East Grand Avenue Route 9 in Old Orchard Beach. The Highway Commission says Rossi was the lowest of five bidders. A separate Berwick North Berwick Route 4 reconstruction contract was held for study. Fairlane Construction Co of Sanford appeared lowest of nine bidders at 133929.
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Augusta
Gardiner
East Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Rossi and Sons, Inc
Highway Commission
Berwick
North Berwick
Fairlane Construction Co
Sanford
Card of Thanks from Albert Dubois and Family
We thank friends neighbors relatives St Jean de Baptiste society Ste Anne sociality Father Dube and Father Plante of Notre Dame Parish and the Canadas for kindness floral tributes loan of cars and sympathy during our bereavement.
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St. Jean de Baptiste Society
Ste. Anne
Father Dube
Father Plante
Notre Dame Parish
Canadas
Albert Dubois
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over 30,000 Readers
A compact notice proclaims the journal’s classified section reaches more than thirty thousand readers daily. It emphasizes broad exposure for sellers and advertisers seeking quick regional impact and strong circulation signals.
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Your Journal
Deaths Mrs. Jane B. Johnson 88 Biddeford resident
Mrs. Jane B. Johnson 88 of 285 Pool road Biddeford died yesterday in a Goodwins Mills nursing home. Born in Boston January 11 1874 she lived in the community for 60 years and was a member of Christ Episcopal church and Adah chapter of the Eastern Star. Widow of Frank G. Johnson Sr. Survivors include two sons Frank G. Johnson Jr. Biddeford and Martin A. Johnson Sanford, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring Street Saco. friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
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Jane B. Johnson
Pool Road
Biddeford
Goodwins Mills
Boston
Martin and
Sarah
Ray) Beatty
Christ Episcopal Church
Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Frank G. Johnson
Frank G. Johnson Jr
Martin A. Johnson
Sanford
iShumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Saco
Funeral
Walker Awaits Freedom In Mississippi Riot Case
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, arrested during the Oxford riot, remains at the U S Medical Center awaiting legal moves for release. Attorneys visited a federal court clerk seeking his release but did not file. Walker led federal troops in Little Rock 1957 and faces charges of inciting insurrection and seditious conspiracy over James Meredith's Ole Miss admission.
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Springfield
Edwin A. Walker
Oxford
Miss
U.S. Medical Center
Clyde J. Watts
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Morris
Dallas
Tex
Thhey
Walker
Little Rock
Ark
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Trial Of City Officials Now Set For Monday
The trial of Biddeford Mayor Clement H. Deschambault and City Clerk Raoul Binette is set for Monday October 8 at York County Superior Court. They are indicted for larceny of 1292.08 from contractor Lucien Bourque and had earlier faced related charges. Both defendants are free on $2000 bail.
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Biddeford
Clement H. Deschambault
Raoul Binette
York County Superior Court
Lucien Bourque
Randolph Weatherbee
Binette
Teachers Seek Youth Training And Jobs Reform
Judge Kohler urged keeping youths in school and extending college to two years at public expense to match modern needs. She called for attacking race prejudice and overhauling guidance and employment systems, with community level action starting training and employment efforts. Thurlow Pitts emphasized teachers' growing importance and the link between individual and group school strength.
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America
Kohler
Kennedy
San Francisco
MTA
Thurlow Pitts
Ellsworth
Biddeford Woman Fined for Running Signal in Saco Court
Pauline C. Thompson, 19, of 49 Western Avenue Biddeford, paid a $10 fine in Saco Municipal Court after pleading guilty to failing to stop at a police officer signal. Complainants were Saco Police.
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Pauline C. Thompson
Western Avenue
Biddeford
Saco
Portland Sees Mild, Cloudy Afternoon And Showers
This afternoon in Portland the skies are mostly cloudy and mild with light to moderate winds. Tonight will bring scattered showers and light variable winds. Friday remains mostly cloudy with additional scattered showers and little temperature change.
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Portland
October Tides Forecast High Low Times
Daylight Time tides listed for October 4 and 5 with high and low values. Oct 4 shows 3:01 A.M. and 3:14 P.M. as high tides and 8:56 A.M. and 9:32 P.M. as low tides. Oct 5 lists 3:46 A.M. and 4:02 P.M. highs with 9:41 A.M. and 10:21 P.M. lows.
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A.M. P
Social Circle Sets Date For Rummage Sale
The Social Circle of the Second Parish Unitarian church planned a rummage sale for October 27 at 9 a.m. at the parish house. After the session, a supper was served to Universalist and Unitarian parishioners, followed by an informal meeting on parish topics. The supper committee included Lillian Chapin as chairwoman, Robert and Mrs Fenderson, Warren Harmon, Mrs Roy Goodwin, Luella Goodwin, and Kenneth Goodwin.
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Second Parish Unitarian Church
Universalist
Unitarian
Lillian Chapin
Robert Fenderson
Warren Harmon
Roy Goodwin
Luella Goodwin
Kenneth Goodwin
Foss Street WSCS Sets Plans for Harvest Fair and Rummage Sale
Foss Street Woman's Society of Christian Service discussed projects for a bakery and rummage sale on October 19 and a Harvest Fair on November 15 at the Foss Methodist Church vestry. Proceeds support church treasuries. committees were announced for decorations serving and kitchen tasks. Special display featured hand made India items. The Quiet Hour service is set for October 26. The reception for the new minister was moved to October 21.
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Woman's Society of Chrisitian
Foss
Biddeord
Treasury
Harvest Fair Committee
Joan Doyle
Frances Michie
Mary ‘Ingraham
Emma Merrill
Michie
Leona Ross
June Poirier
Anne Spencer
Bernice Wiggin
Beatrice Kaleel
Louise Merryman
Ingraham
India
Sylvia Searle
P.m
Searle
Merryman
Sunshine
Maud Moore
Pineland Hospital
Maine
Guilford
Marion Emmons
Easley
S. C
Kaleel
Foundation of Faith
Thelma Orcutt
October Hospitality
Schirra's Sigma 7 Reentry Sets Space Flight Record
Astronaut Wally Schirra returned aboard the USS Kearsarge after a 72 hour water landing near Midway Island following a 7 15 a.m. EST launch from Florida. He logged about five and a half orbits, reached a peak altitude of 176 miles, and impressed with his calm, scientific approach while NASA officials hailed the mission as hugely successful.
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Schirra
Florida
Honolulu
Midway Island
Keamisurge
Sigma 7
Kearsarge
Earth
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
D. Brainerd Holmes
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Saco WSCS Plans District Meet Delegation
Saco Womens Society of Christian Service outlined plans to attend the Guilford district session on November 7 with five delegates appointed. President Mrs. Ladora Gannon presided. Annie Cranshaw named worship leader. Ruth Worcester the program leader. Mrs. Donald Moore listed hostesses and youth group activities include a book sale and UNICEF drive October 31. World Wide Communion day noted. United clothing drive set for November 4–11. fall WSCS meeting held Bridgton discussed. Scandy sale fund-raiser planned with rib bon orders.
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Womens Society of Christian Service District
School Street
Church Saco
Guilford
Ladora Gannon
Wilma Griffith
Annie Cranshaw
Ruth Worcester
Mary Fairfield
Helena Traves
Esther Prokey
Fay Winchester
Donald Moore
Moore
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Cathleen Clarke
Unicef
Unitarian Church
Saco
Avis Parslow
Betty Stevens
World Outlook
WSCS
Spiritual Life
Lockman
Cranshaw
United
Eula Bell
Bridgton
Bell
Ruth Willey
Alice Langmaid
Spofford Home
Stephanie Butler
Gertrude Beane
Ophelia Wakefield
Margaret Currie
Oxford Crisis Echoes Across City and Nation
Barnett urged calm on a Jackson station after defying a federal order to admit Meredith. Oxford clergy asked for a time of repentance while most denominations signed a statement backing court actions. A Holly Springs sheriff claimed a convoy of U S marshals was stopped, with officials disputing the intoxication claim. Ole Miss professors demanded an official inquiry into rioting blame. NASA said Project Mercury mission was perfect as Gemini Apollo astronauts watched the launch and President Kennedy welcomed Schirra by phone and praised his work.
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Oxford
Barnett
Meredith
Jackson
Church of Christ
Sol Cox
Holly Springs
Miss
U.S
James McShane
Washington
Justice Department
Ole Miss
American Association of University Professors
Walter C. Williams
NASA
Schirra
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Josephine Schirra
Houston
Tex
Notre Dame Hospital Socialites Involved In Auxiliary Opens Season
The first fall session of Notre Dame hospital auxiliary opened with Miss Roseann Perreault as guest speaker. The meeting included reports on sewing, visits, and shop activity while announcements highlighted a York Hospital tea and Portland nursing classes. Boston also reported a bizarre slaying of Piero Brentani with missing Miss Suzanne Clift and ongoing homicide investigation.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Boston
Notre ‘Dame Hospital Auxiliry
Hospital
Roseann Perreault
Biddeford
Miss Perreault
Laval University
Quebec City
Lucien Doyon
Rey Sister
Annunciata
P. E. Petit
Albert DesRoberts
Eloi Lascroix
F. A. Bourque
Rose Fournier
Auguste Albert
Pauline Fortier
Elaine White
York Hospital
Portland Hospital
Doyon
Boston Poice
Piero Brentani
Dresden
Germany
Florence
Italy
Suzanne Clift
Brentani
Beacon Hill
Social
Miss Clift
John J. Donovan
Police Homicide Division
Stock Market Opens With Slow, Mixed Trading
New York wall street opened at a sluggish pace as trading lingered through noon. The Associated Press 60-stock average held at 214.7 with minor shifts among industrials rails and utilities. Most equities moved in small fractions and many were unchanged while bonds showed negligible gains or declines.
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New York
Associated Press
U.S
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Dee
Foss Street
Saco Wscs
Chateau Frontenac
Laval
Quebec Harbor
Scott Carpenter
Auxiliary
Old Orchard Beach Parish
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Pearmain
Harvard
Clift
Boston Social Register
United States
California
Peter Thomson
Mson
William Brooks Clift Jr
Suzanne
Warren
Mattress & Box Spring
Dinette
Leafs
Main ST
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