New Hampshire Man Killed In Saco Accident
Gary E. Forrest aged 20 from Nashua New Hampshire died when ejected from a car after a head on crash with Donald G. Michaud of Biddeford on Old Orchard Road Saco at 515 PM. Larry Allard of Nashua driver of the other car suffered multiple injuries and his wife also injured.
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Old Orchard Road
Saco
Gary E. Forrest
Nashua
N.H
Donald G. Michaud
219 Hill St
Biddeford
Seal Rock Spring
Forrest
Larry A. Allard
Doris B. Allard
Webbers Hospi
Tal
Michaud
Richard P. Lambert
Donald
Thelma (Coolen) Forrest
N. H
Julia (Maddox) Forrest
Raymond Alfred
Thomas Donald
Gary Scott
Susan Lisa
William Stone
Connecticut
Julia Forrest
Donna Forrest
Norwood
Mass
Richard
Thomas
Newburyport
Webber Hospital
Allard
Hill St
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report describes a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itch, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort. ad claims sufferers say piles cease to be a problem.
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New York, N. Y
Degrees Exemplified By Adah Chapter in Biddeford Meeting
Adah Chapter of the Eastern Star held degrees at the Masonic Hall in Biddeford with Wor thy Matron Mrs. Jean Arnold and Worthy Patron John Alley in charge. Invitations listed several upcoming event nights in October and November across Piscataqua, Madonna, Miniwanca, Aurora, Fadette, Winnage, Pine Tree, Priscilla, and Beacon Light chapters, with officials Mrs. Agnes H. Swett and Mrs. Lillian G. Lamb making official visits. reservations due by Oct 13. a chapter officers rehearsal is scheduled for October.
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Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Biddeford
Jean Arnold
John Alley
Master Mason
Piscataqua
Kittery
Alley
Roy Edwards
Sentinel Gordon Day
Electa
Madonna
Kennebunk
Lucille Appleby
Martha
Mini‘wanca
Old Orchard Beach
Laura McKenney
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Fadette
York
Agnes H. Swett
Winnigance
Yarmouth
Pine Tree
Gorham
Swett
Priscilla
Biddeford Council Will Meet Tonight
Biddeford City Council will convene at 7 30 p m with a full agenda. Items include a new school issue, bids for a reader spreader for the street department, signing the election warrant, Christmas decorations, new street lights, and a city audit. Also up for action are Bond Street acceptance, selling the old Biddeford Fire Department ambulance, street corner signs, and the St Louis Homecoming Parade set for October 17.
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Biddeford City
Bond Street
Biddeford
Smith and
Elm Streets
Marble Head Lane
St. Louis
Alert sounded for National Guard callout statewide
Members of the local National Guard were called out on an alert early Sunday morning. Fire departments in Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach participated in the operation which involved a statewide deployment.
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National Guard
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Rebecca Emery Chapter Sees Kennebunk Meeting Role Changes
Rebecca Emery Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met in Kennebunk at 7 15 p m in the Masonic hall with substitute officers led by Past Matron Eliza beth Tate as associate matron and other officers named. The meeting featured reports on Constitution Week exhibits, the Fort Mary market, fall conference, and a memorial for Marion Water Pease with remarks by Chaplain Mrs Tarbox and guest speaker Raymond Hearn of Opportunity Farm.
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Masonic Hall
Elizabeth Tate
Eve Rooman
Esther
Marion Dexheimer
Harry W. Gowen
Edward Wolfertz
Arnold Calderwood
Mitchell Arnold
Dana Goodwin
James Herrick
Harry LeGallee Llewellyn Crowley
Charles Norwood
Kennebunk
Stanley Hurd
Rebecca Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gertrude Q. Farwell
Ella Luman
Margaret Strout
National Defense
Fort Mary
Hills Beach
Farwell
Biddeford
John Tarbox
Jefferson Hotel
Bangor
Ethel Tate
Tate
Magna Wanda
Berwick
Grace FitzPatrick
Tarbox
Marion Water Pease
Helen Mahoney
Sunshine
Dorothy Dennett
Edna Rollins
Opportunity Farm
New Gloucester
Ethel Wight
Fred Forrest Pease
Nebraska
Hearn
Frances Waterhouse
Leslie H. Wight
Biddeford First
Thea Dennett
Doris FitzPatrick
Ethel Cobb
Charlotte Whitehurst
Nellie White
Deaa Floyd
Muriel Weeks
Elizabeth Garland
Gertrude Pease
Mildred Coleman
Bertha Parcher
Priscilla Austin
Dorothy Grant
Annie Cushing
Ethel Berwick
Bertha Drew
Agnes Bow‘en
Drakes Island
Florence Moulton
Brunswick
Marion Balfe
Molly Varnum
Lowell
Mass
Republican Leaders Map Final Month Of Campaign
Sen Barry Goldwater and running mate William Miller meet with top campaign strategists in Washington to plan the last month of the uphill bid for the White House. They will keep hammering the soft on communism charge against Johnson, while Johnson calls it a wrung from an unvetted speechwriter. Goldwater frames the charge over US dealings with world communism in Vietnam Cuba and Berlin.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Johnson
Republican Party
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Viet Nam
Cuba
Berlin
William E. Miller
R-N.y
Republican National
Philadelphia
Miller
North Carolina
Oklahoma Law Bans Steam Boat Races Statewide
An Oklahoma statute still on the books forbids racing steam boats on any river in the state. The rule recalls historic steamboat days when explosions occurred.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Maine Voters Split Goldwater Johnson Views In September
A survey of Augusta and Lewiston voters shows pro Goldwater sentiment on economy and government integrity while Johnson faces criticism over federal spending and Civil Rights. Many letters to the Portland Press Herald backed Goldwater and denounced Johnson and media coverage. apathy among voters contrasted with strong crowds for Goldwater in Portland and a tumultuous Johnson reception.
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Goldwater
Augusta
Johnson
Maine
Lewiston
Portland Press Herald
Sydney Claman
Raymond
Portland
Hunting Booklet Available At Biddeford City Clerk Office
This year the Hunting and Trapping Laws Summary booklets are now available at the Biddeford City Clerk's Office per City Clerk Paul A. Deshais.
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Biddeford
Paul A. Deshaies
Oxford Paper Strike Ends in Rainy Return to Work
Oxford Paper Mill workers returned to their jobs after a two year contract ending a five week strike. About 2,300 employees reported for the 11 p m shift Sunday night, with full production expected to take weeks. The pact includes a 14.5 cent hourly raise plus seniority and job assignment language changes. The union said temporary shorter work weeks prevent layoffs until output matches demand.
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Rumford
Oxford
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
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