New Officers Installed at Saco Grange Ceremony
New officers were installed at Saco Grange in ceremonies at North Street hall. The slate includes Harold Rackliff as master and Mrs. Pearl Grant as secretary, with Leland Scamman and staff assisting. Past Master Milton Randall received a jewel for perfect attendance as the grange adopted a date change for meetings.
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Saco Grange
North Street
Harold Rackliff
Robert Littlefield
Jeannette Lavigne
Burton Taylor
Lucien Corriveau
Raymond Farley
Lawrence Grant
Pearl Grant
Frederick Bell
Edna Lane
Ceres
Claire Littlefield
Pomona
Ella Mae Grant
Flora
Hannah Corrive
North Berwick
Grace Parks
North Saco Grange
Ruth Stillings
Beaver Dam Grange
Milton Randall
Randall
Geraldine Randall
Grange
Thornton academy band meeting schedule and Grange notices
On the November start, meetings will occur on the second and fourth Tuesdays with dates listed on the Thornton Academy band calendar. The hall was granted for a Most Holy Trinity Catholic Women's Club Saturday in October. Alta Peck, national Grange home economics chairman, is a surgical patient in a Boston hospital. York Pomona meets October 13 at Arundel Grange to elect officers. Pioneer Union meets October 24 at Goodwins Mills Grange to elect officers. Refreshments served by Mrs. Ethel Whitten. Next meeting October 18 features Ella Mae Grant showing slides of her South Dakota Grange Youth Interstate Exchange visit, with refreshments chaired by Mrs. Thelma Farley.
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Thornton Academy
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Women’s Club
National Grange Home Economics
Alta Peck
Boston
York Pomona
Arundel Grange
Pomona
Pioneer Union
Goodwins Mills Grange
Ethel Whitten
Charles Cole
Leon Libby
Ella Mae Grant
South Dakota
Grange
Thelma Farley
Pi Chapter Tea For Candidates Set For Nov 5
November 5 was chosen for the preferential tea of Pi chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority with Mrs Mary Throumoulos as hostess and Xi Omicron Exemplar chapter as special guests for ceremonies at the October meeting in Biddeford with Mrs Roland Provencher.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mary Throumoulos
Xi Omicron Exemplar Chapter
Biddeford
Roland Provencher
Bowling party seen at local gathering
A planning meeting and bowling party were reported with attendees including Mrs. Audie, Mrs. Raymond Provencher, Mrs. Charles Cotsis, Mrs. Alfred Loignon, Mrs. Donald Les, and Mrs. J. A. Servais. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Sion
J. A. Servais
Donald Les
Alfred Loignon
Raymond
Con- Audie
Charles Cotsis
Audie
Cotes Open House Plans Altered by Prior Commitments
Mayor Charles R. Cote will not hold his Thursday open houses on October 6 and October 20 due to prior commitments. City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis announced that the mayor will instead be in his office on Thursday night October 13.
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Charles R. Cote
Clifford A. Purvis
Courier 1B Satellite Promises Fast Military Messaging
Newest system laid via the Slinch sphere with Courier 1B hailed as a leap in communications. The satellite carries 300 pounds of gear and five magnetic tape recorders that can receive and transmit 68,000 words a minute. It mainly stores teletypes from a ground station and unloads them on command, while the Army plans to flood it with news wires to test the setup and the Defense Department envisions a nationwide courier satellite network within years.
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Brucser
United States
Associated Press
United Press
Tional
Defense Department
Cleveland veto tally shocks early presidency
President Grover Cleveland vetoed a record 414 bills in his first term, signaling a rigorous reform stance. The figure underscores sharp partisan battles and a push for legislative restraint as the young administration sets its policy tone.
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Grover Cleveland
October committee arranges the bowling party
A committee in October organized a bowling party for attendees, outlining plans and inviting participants. The snippet notes local event activity and club engagement with casual social gathering.
Notre Dame Auxiliary Sets Donation Days
Notre Dame hospital auxiliary selects November 3 4 and 5 for the annual Donation Day drive. Plans call for using stores and schools as collection centers with proceeds from May Ball summer theatre and Thrift Shop projects totaling over 2 000 dollars. The drive promotes safety in the home and highways with guest speaker Mrs. Robert Johnson.
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Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary
Harold Carroll
Sister Vezina
Raymond Kenneally
Gerard Cameron
Albert Deshaies
Jean Cote
Paul Emile Petit
Philip Vir
Eloi Lacroix
Marie Louise Frechette
Joseph Souza
Madeliene Davenport
The
Community Chest
Thistvear
Robert Johnson
Biddeford
Johnson
Albert Lambert
Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board
St. Andre Parish
Maurice Roux
Irene Auger
Charles Hodge
John Conroy
Antoinette Emond
T. Bourque
Greenier case tied to string of 1959 robberies worries judge
Dwyer told Sen Robert Martin that Greenier 24 married with two jobs supported his wife and stepchildren and joined a hold up after drunken persuasion by two men now in prison. Greenier pled guilty and received a severe sentence, with police and public impact from prior summer robberies cited. Greenier hails from a large family and has a job waiting. his wife asks he be kept at home. Former State Sen Norman Ferguson urged commutation for Raymond Gallant of Mexico, imprisoned since 1958 for breaking and entering and larceny, noting Gallant joined Alcoholics Anonymous and made restitution.
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Robert Martin
Augusta
Greenier
Martin
Norman K Ferguson
Hanover
Raymond J. Gallant
Mexico
Gallant
Ferguson
Alcoholics Anonymous
Goldfine Ordered into Mental Tests in Tax Evasion Case
Bernard Goldfine a 70 year old industrialist charged with federal tax evasion was ordered committed to a mental institution for examination to determine competence to stand trial. U S District Judge George C Sweeney set the exam and scheduled reporting of results, while denying defense requests for outpatient testing and physician access. Jurors dismissed and told to return next Tuesday.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
George C. Sweeney
U.S. District Court
Sweeney
Goldfine
E. Bennett Williams
Elliot L. Richardson
Registration Days Arranged In Saco
The Saco Board of Registration will be open in the former Superintendent of Schools office at Saco City Hall from October 25 to November 1. City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis announced hours are 9 am to 5 pm, 3 to 5 pm, and 7 to 9 pm. The board will register new voters, those with name changes by marriage, and correct addresses for movers since the last election.
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Saco Board of Registration
Superintendent of Schools
Saco City Hall
Clifford A. Purvis
GE Strike Spurs Pittsfield Ballot of Outrage
Long running labor dispute widens as GE workers at the 20000 employee plant in Schenectady push to join a broader strike. Tensions mount over continued operations amid bitter disagreement between union members and company leadership.
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Page One
Pittsfield
Schenectady
Quiet conditions persist at three GE New England plants
Elsewhere, conditions appeared quiet and little changed from yesterday, as continuing operations continued at three G E New England plants.
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Ters
G.E
New England
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