Weather forecast for Portland region remains warm
Nation's Weather summary calls for a generally fair spell this afternoon tonight and Saturday with mostly fair skies and warmer conditions. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph by day, easing at night. Day highs around 65 to 70, overnight lows 45 to 50, with the coldest spots in Caribou and Eastport dipping to the upper 30s.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Perreaults Noted in Local Notices at Biddeford and Portland
Philomen Perreault of King Street Biddeford is employed as a medical attendant at Notre Dame Hospital. Audrey Perreault, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin L Perreault of Biddeford, enrolls in a two year secretarial course at Gray's Business College in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomen Perreault
King Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame
Audrey Perreault
Gray's Business College
Portland
Edwin L. Perreault Biddeford
Death Notices for John Clappison of Saco Maine
John Thomas Clappison 78 of Rossroad Saco died this morning on arrival at Biddeford Hospital. Born March 29 1883 in Saco son of John W and Sarah A Shepard Clappison he was a farmer and attended Saco schools member of Trinity Episcopal church Saco Survived by brothers Ernest Clappison Saco James A Clappison Bath one niece and three nephews Funeral services Monday at 3 pm from Shumway Funeral home 35 Spring Street Saco Friends may call Saturday 7-9 pm Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Clappison
Rossroad
Saco
Biddeford
John W
Sarah A. (Shepard) Clappison
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ernest Clappison
James A. Clappison
Bath
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Local church club meeting and craft group notices
The F and L club of the School street Methodist church Saco will meet Monday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Eleanor Phinney s Ferry lane home with Mrs Phyllis Vining assisting and Mrs Elsie Lane in charge of entertainment A state Artisans Society meeting is set for Sunday at 2 PM in St John hall Biddeford all members urged to attend Notre Dame Thrift Shop will be run next week under group CC with Mrs Leo P Tail on captain
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F and L Club
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Eleanor Phinney
Ferry Lane
Phyllis Vining
Elsie Lane
The
Artisans Society
St. John Hall
Ain and
Elmstree
Biddeford al
Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Leo P. Taillon
Church and club meetings and Holy Communion in Saco area
Higher Grade Corp adets of the Saco Salvation Army meet Friday at 8 30 p m. The Bible club of the Lyman church Goodwins Mills meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage. Holy Communion will be celebrated Friday at 9 30 am in Trinity Episcopal church Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adets
Saco Salvation Army
The
Bible Club
Lyman Church
Goodwins Mills
Trinity Episcopal Church
Saco
Market pauses after two day rally in New York trading
New York stocks steadied as mixed, dull trading showed earlier gains. AP average ticked up 0.20 to 258.00 near Thursday’s high while the Dow rose 0.24 to 708.73. rails and autos fluctuated, while oils and chemicals moved irregularly amid a tentering market.
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New York
Associated Press
Rails
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Court (Continued from Page One) Court officer explains judgeship succession
The governor's office says Perkins knew of the development and did not hold court after Monday. Burleigh may have continued presiding without notice until Thursday under a new law extending his term. Hancock unavailable for comment on lapse impact on Burleigh’s cases. The Caribou recorder can preside in absence of a judge until Burleigh’s appointment is confirmed. The statute blocks new or renewed municipal court judges until the District Court is set up. Reed was told trial justice powers are not constitutional, so term may extend under the new law. Trial Justice Vivian Grant of Patten ends term today but stays on until the District Court is established in his region.
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Governor's Office
Perkins
Burleigh
Hancock
Recorder of the
Caribou
Vivian H. Grant
Patten
Card of Thanks for Marietta Monaldo
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness and flowers after the loss of our mother Marietta Monaldo. Signed by Mrs. Dorothy Barbano Mrs. Faye Mariello Mrs. Irene Eastme Mrs. Mary Vertucci Bruno Monaldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Monaldo
Dorothy Barbano
Faye Mariello
Irene Eastme
Mary Vertucci
Bruno Monaldo
Francis Bennett 75 dies after long illness in Dayton
Francis F E Bennett 75 of Hight Road Dayton died yesterday at home after a long illness. Born November 8 1885 in Portland he was a son of Frank and Sarah Bennett. He worked 25 years for Pepperell Mfg. He is survived by his widow Mary F MacDonald Bennett four daughters and five sons two sisters and two brothers eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A requiem high mass will be held Monday at 9 a.m. from St Mary church with burial in St Mary cemetery. Friends may call Cosgrove Funeral Home 23 Flin Street Biddeford from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m Friday Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis FE. Bennett
Hight Road
Dayton
Portland
Frank and
Sarah (Frates) Bennett
St. Mary Parish
Biddeford
Pepperell Mfg. Company
Mary F. ‘MacDonald’ Bennett
Georgianna Thibodeau
Catherine Gervais
Londonderry
N. H
Arvad Brown
Easley
S.C
Mary Alice Bennett
Joseph A
Sebago
Thomas
George A
South Portland
St. Mary Church
St. Mary Cemetery
Cosgrove Fiumeral
Flin Street
State Parks Open Weekends Through Nov With Reduced Fees
Augusta parks will remain open on weekends through Nov 21 with lower fees and fewer services while Fort Knox and most forts close for the season. Aroostook State Park stays open year round. other parks vary by date with some weekend only through Nov 21. Concessions at Sebago and Reid remain shut for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Fort Knox
Prospect
Aroostook State Park
Presque Isle
Bradbury Mountain
Pownal
Cape Elizabeth
Reid Park
Georgetown
Sebago Lake Park
Naples
Lily Bay Park
Moosehead Lake
Mt. Blue
Lamoine
Lake St. George
Camden Hills
Vaughan Weeds
South Berwick
Sebago and
Reid
Harvest card party listed junior sodality servers
Miss Joan Duranceau president of the Children of Mary sodality at St. Mary parish announced a list of junior sodality servers for a Harvest card party on October 22 at 7 30 p m in St. Mary school hall. Appointed were Ellen Carey Fanchon Carey Mary Reilly Frances Barrett Jane Langevin Bonnie Brooks Sybil Whelan Charlotte Dupont Anastacia Mackell Nancy Proctor Carol Ann Newman Norma Newman Betty Larrabee Marie Arcand Donna Simard Doris Harriman Sharon Simard Loretta Descoteaux Jeanne Pelletier Marilyn Couture Margaret Couture Barbara Gilstorf. The program will include refreshments and prizes with committees to be announced next week.
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Joan Duranceau
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Mary Parish
Sodality
St. Mary School Hall
Ellen and
Fanchon Carey
Mary Reilly
Frances Barrett
Jane Langevin
Bonnie Brooks
Sybil Whelan
Charlotte Dupont
Anastacia Mackell
Nancy Proctor
Carol Ann
Norma Newman
Betty Larrabee
Marie Arcand
Donna Simard
Doris Harriman
Sharon Simard
Loretta Descoteaux
Jeanne Pelletier
Marilyn
Margaret Couture
Barbara Gilstorf
County Realtors State Session At Silliker's
The York County Board of Realtors holds its October meeting at Silliker's Lobster Pound Arun del at Route 1 and Log Cabin road. Dinner at 7 pm after 6 pm social hour. program led by Evan Smith Harold Sykes and Russell Durant on bylaw changes to align with group objects and real estate standards. Members are urged to bring bylaws and attendance policy will be discussed.
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York County Board of Realtors
Silliker’s
Arundel
Route 1
Log Cabin Road
Evan Smith
Ogunquit
Harold Sykes
Fortunes Rocks
Russell Durant
Old Orchard Beach
Maine Open Water Fishing Laws Now Available in Saco
Copies of the 1961 62 Maine open water fishing laws are at the Saco City clerk’s office. The pamphlets were delivered this morning.
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Maine
Saco City
Beach KC Plans Ladies Night Supper and Dance
Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus drafted tentative plans for a Ladies Night supper and dance at St. Margaret parish hall in Old Orchard Beach. November was slated for the event with date to be announced by the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Edgar Deprey
Ralph Jairved
Biddeford
Saco Seeks To Collect Taxes Long Overdue
Saco officials mail notices to delinquent taxpayers about outstanding liens totaling about 20090 dollars. City Clerk Clifford A. Purvis states the city will advertise parcels with liens for bid to eliminate them from books. Taxpayers who dispute records or can show payment are urged to notify the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Purvis
West Berlin confrontations rise after river rescue shootings
West Berlin sees intensified clashes as East German and Soviet sector police shoot at escaping refugees along the Spree near Oberbaumbruecken. A West Berlin officer and a worker warning shot crossing the line trigger more tension amid calls to expand police capacity.
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Spree
Oberbaumbruecken Bridge
U. S
West Berlin
Red
East Berlin
West
East Germany
Brandt
Berlin
U.S. State Department
Apple Trees Bloom in Saco Report
Apple blossom time arrives in Saco with reports of Robert Gay’s apple trees on Ricker Road showing several blossoms.
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Saco
Robert Gay
Ricker Road
St Francis To Sponsor Weekly Whist Parties
A St Francis college committee formed to run whist parties weekly from Sunday October 15 through May. Grand chairman Mrs Arthur Boissonneault leads the effort with Rev Clarence Laplante and a slate of organizers. Thirty card parties are planned with rotating chairmen every two weeks to add variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis College
Clarence Laplante
OFM
Arthur Boissonneault
Alice Bardsley
Antoinette Hawes
Therese Letarte
Alfred Berry
Napoleon Frechette
Wayne Lago
Frederick Belanger
Father Laplante
Saco Voting List Adds 25 New Voters Across Wards
The Saco Board of Registration released a list of 25 new voters, detailing names and street addresses across wards. Notable additions include Robert W. Patterson and Sandra G. Dedek at Bradley Street, Barbara F. Langill on Portland Road, and multiple residents on Locke and Pleasant streets. Other new electors appear in Wards One through Seven, including the Bolduc siblings and the Aufiero households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Board of Registration
Robert W. Patterson
Bradley Street
Richard W. Dedek
Sandra G. Dedek
Barbara F. Langill
Portland Road
Doris 0. Boothby
Patricia J. Chagnon
Locke Street
Marcel R. Delorge
Cumberland Avenue
Donat H. LaBelle
Ocean Park Road
William R. Martel
Veronica McGovern
Weymouth Street
Priscilla H. Slaney
Joseph P. la Lanne, Jr
Ferry Road
Rose A. la Lanne
Ralph J. Bolduc
Lewis Avenue
Robert J. Bolduc
Esther M. Bright
Water Street
Lynne Cunningham
Pleasant Street
Wallace R. Cuningham
Richard G. Lonsdale
Elvira M. Lord
Cleveland Street
Emma W. MacFarlane
Middle Street
Harry A. Aufiero
North Street
Margaret A. Aufiero
Winifred L. Clegg
Temple Street
Helena B. Traves
Elderly Man Knifes Three Aboard San Diego Bus
An 85 year old man stabbed three passengers on a crowded Greyhound bound for San Diego. Two sailors and a Los Angeles woman were treated for neck wounds at Orange County Hospital, while the attacker was held for psychiatric evaluation. Suspect Thomas Buchanan of Mineral Bluff Ga said he was despondent over leaving home.
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Santa Ana
Calif
San Diego
Orange County Hospital
Gwendolyn C. Copeland
Los Angeles
Charles J. Johnson
Thomaston
Lawrence Robert Serna
Port Hueneme
Thomas C. Buchanan
Mineral Bluff
AMA Declares War On Quacks
The American Medical Association and key government officials pledge total war on medical quackery. They aim to force quacks out of a billion dollar business through legal scientific and educational fronts announced at the First National Congress on Medical Quackery sponsored by the AMA and the FDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
American Medical Association
AMA
Food and Drug Administration
Talks with Soviets Focus on Berlin and Peace Treaty
JFK era sessions aim to learn if Soviet terms are acceptable to the West. Gromyko has not yet defined Kremlin position clearly, especially on how a peace treaty with East Germany would affect West Berlin rights. U.S. officials will study Khrushchev’s upcoming party congress speech for clues on Berlin and Germany policy.
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U.S
Gromyko
Kremlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Muskie Urges Maine Airports Aid Applications
Senator Ed Muskie urges Maine communities to apply promptly to the FAA for airport aid before the October 31 deadline. The FAA under the Federal Airport Act can allocate up to 75 million dollars in the current fiscal year to aid development of a nationwide system of public airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskif
Action Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Federal Aviation Agency
Muskie
FAA
VFW Auxiliary Past Presidents Dinner Planned
Plans for a shore dinner on October 21 at 6 30 p.m. at the Wonderbar steak house for all members of the Past Presidents club of Biddeford VFW auxiliary were finalized at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Lucianna Roy Wentworth Street Siddeford. Administrative notices were read, sunshine reports noted, a special award to Mrs. Florence Tipping and a mystery package to Mrs. Laura Dodge announced, followed by a buffet lunch and games at Mrs. Tipping’s Mason Street home. Attendees included Mrs. Alden Racine Mrs. Marie Boisvert Mrs. Al meria Proulx Mrs. Laura Dodge Mrs. Bertha Stone Miss Blanche Roy Mrs. Mary Wood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderbar
Biddeford
VFW
Lucianna ‘Roy
Wentworth Street
Siddeford
Sunshine
Alden Racine
Florence Tipping
Laura Dodge
Almeria Proulx
Bertha Stone
Blanche Roy
Mary Wood
Lucianna Roy
Troop 305 Prepares for Eliot Camporee at Scout Hall
Biddeford Troop 305 completed final plans at the weekly Scout hall meeting on Mason Street to attend the district camporee at Rousseau's farm in Eliot this weekend. Scoutmaster John Hill announced reporting times and listed signed attendees including Hill, Colombe, and numerous committee members and scouts. Camping gear was checked last night in preparation for the Eliot trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Scouthall
Mason Street
Rousseau’s Farm
Eliot
John Hill
Scout Hall
David Proulx
Annie Angers
Roger Gagne
Marc Collard
Robert Breton
Michael Cleary
Dennis Bishop
John Harter
David Ross
Robert Lang
Stephen Goulette
Carl Goodwin
Philip Pelletier
Louis Lavigne
Dennis Morand
Raymond Labbe
Biddeford Seeks Road Change To Preserve View
A meeting in Augusta on October 25 will discuss a proposed Pool road and Route 9 reconstruction. Biddeford officials led by Mayor Clement H. Deschambault urge keeping the current course to preserve the seashore scenery for tourists. Expected attendees include Mayor Deschambault, City Clerk Ralph Binette, and City Solicitor Albert W. Cookson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool Road
Biddeford
State Highway Commission
Augusta
The
Highway Commission
Clement H. Deschambault
SHC
Patrol Leaders Are Picked By Sunbeam Troop
Suzanne Swenson Pattie Keef and Priscilla Felker named as patrol leaders at Sunbeam Troop 18 meeting in Old Orchard Beach Salvation Army hall. Laura Lawrence Kathy Benoit and Marjorie Keef chosen as assistant patrol leaders. Uniform check for Divine Service on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Swenson
Pattie Keef
Priscilla Felker G
Sunbeam Troop
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Laura Lawrence
Kathy Benoit
Marjorie Keef
Beverly Bryant
Beatrice Hall
Sunbeams
Jean Benoit
Carol Collins
Priscilla Felker
Mary Jane Morris
Evelyn Provencal
Nancy Provencal
Joan Peele
Nancy Mckee
Verna Ricker
Barbara Ricker
Patricia Shaw
Janice Speed
Patti Keef
Susan Hayford
Peggy Henaire
Linda Arrowsmith
Nancy St. Michaels
Joan Collins
Patricia Benoit
Sharon Wyman
Rayburn’s cancer uncertain as spokesman deflects questions
An official hospital spokesman told reporters it is too early to say whether Rayburn’s cancer is curable or if he will die or recover. When asked if recovery is possible the spokesman gave an affirmative but offered no definitive prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayburn
Heratd
Thursday Club Opens New Season With Fitness Talk
Rev Robert Cumler of Christchurch Kennebunk will address the Webber Hospital auxiliary on physical fitness at the October session. The program precedes the meeting as hospitality volunteers listed. The event marks the start of Biddeford Thursday club’s fall and winter season with remarks from President Calderwood and notes on upcoming district and district federation invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cumler
Webber Hospital
Christchurch
Kennebunk
William Cumler
Central Ymca
Cleveland
Ohio
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cumler
Norman Denton
Robbert Spiers
Rose Erminnelli
Ernest Woodworth
Joseph Haley
Robert LaFond
Valle’s
Scarborough
Biddeford
Arnold Calderwood
Eloi Lacroix
District Federation
Webhannet Club
Kennebunkport
Olympian Club
Bangor House
Myer Saperia
Gerard Sevigny
David Lemovitz
Lewis Lachance
Thomas Paraday
Calderwood
Sunshine Fund
Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy
Elks Set Oct. 19 Inspection and Local Plans
Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks will host the annual inspection by District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Dr John Nugent of Portland on October 19. The lodge also discusses reception for Grand Exalted Ruler William Wall of West Palm Beach Fla and a Portland social tour 5 to 6 pm with a 7 30 pm reception at the Eastland hotel. The group approves buying a new American flag for Biddeford High School dedication and makes donations to the Biddeford Band Mothers Calendar Club. Memorial services honor Joseph D Boucher and ritual prayers are offered for George F Worster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Reports on Sale and Calendar
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary met at the fire station to hear a report on the rum mage sale and approve a Thornton Academy band calendar. Mrs. Judy Gagne reported on the sale and treasurer’s items, with Mrs. Laurette McAlevey delivering the secretary’s notes. Mrs. Ruth Stackpole, president, conducted the session and received the mystery package. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Joan Boutet and Mrs. Mary Pendleton, with a social hour following. Attendees included Ruth Stackpole, Laurette McAlevey, Lillian Gagnon, Marjorie Pendleton, Leona Allen, Mary Pendleton, Joan Boutet, Laura Robbins, Judy Gagne, and Cynthia Lemay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Camp Ellis
Judy Gagne
Laurette McAlevey
Ruth Stackpole
Marjorie Pendleton
Cynthia Lemay
Joan Boutet
Mary Pendleton
Lillian Gagnon
Leona Allen
Laura Robbins
Forty New Biddeford Voters Registered for October 10
Forty new voters registered in Biddeford for the October 10 special state election. Registrations occurred during September 26 to October 3, with the Board of Registration in session all day on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Board of Registration
Biddeford Liquor Store Is Cited as Store of the Month
The Maine State Liquor store of Biddeford is named Store of the Month and will receive a plaque at a testimonial banquet in Biddeford on October 2. Commissioner Herman Stover announces the honor and chairs arrangements for the event. Biddeford personnel will attend as guests of honor alongside state liquor commission officials and store supervisors from across Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Biddeford
Herman Stover
State Liquor Commission
Bonham Return Hope Confined Sailor Condition
The statement notes that the sailor may be allowed to return to his Bonham home if he wishes and if his condition improves enough. However he could not go back to Washington unless his health changes to permit travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Washington
Scout Troop 309 Heads to Camporee in Eliot
Biddeford Boy Scout Troop 309 plans to attend the weekend camporee at Eliot with all members meeting at 5:30 this evening in the St. Louis school yard. Those未who owe registration and food money were asked to bring it tonight as leaders seek parent transportation help. Edward Reed earned Second Class, while Robert Desrochers Richard Jacques and James Mackell received patrol leader badges. Ronald Tremblay was awarded an assistant senior patrol leader badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Eliot
St. Louis
Edward Reed
Robert Desrochers
Richard Jacques
James Mackell
Ronald Tremblay
Two Hurt In Car Crash On Portland Road
Two people were hospitalized after a traffic accident on Portland Road in Saco yesterday. Claude R. Ayer and Irene Ayer were taken to Webber hospital for back and neck injuries after collisions with Paul G. Chamberlain. Ayer’s car damage was $20 and Chamberlain’s $600. A second crash on the same road involved George L. Martel and Lawrence W. Bowie Jr., with Bowie's car costing about $150 in damage and no estimate for Martel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Road
Saco
Claude R. Ayer
Irene Ayer
Webber Hospital
Ayer
Paul G. Chamberlain
Stacy Street
Chamberlain
Portland
George L. Martel
Kennebunkport
Lawrence W. Bowie Jr
Martel
Bowie
Bates Freshman Class Brings Record Brainpower At Bates
Dean Milton L. Lindholm reports Bates College freshmen for 1965 are the brainiest class in school history judging by high school records and College Board scores. He says 43 members have Bates alumni parents, the most in the freshman class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Frosh Smart Presque Isle
Milton L. Lindholm
Bates College
Lindholm
Bates
Drama Night Observed By Annette CBS
Annette chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Saco Masonic hall with guests from Washburn Livermore Falls Minot ca Old Orchard Beach and Adah. Officers were elected and installed for vacancies with Ruth and Ruth Night plans and nurse night set for October 19 with a penny social supper and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
Washburn
Livermore Falls
Miniwanca
Old Orchard Beach
Adah
Stephanie Koutoulakos
Ruth
Ralph Meserve
Grace Littlefield
Marshal
Jane Lamson
Ruth Seaward
Ruth Chapter
Sprinvale
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
Westbrook
Mildred McIntosh
Fort Fairfield Armory
Biddeford
Mrrs
Marion Batchelder
McIntosh
Springvale
Ann Horsman
Longfellow
South Portland
WGM
Union
Lyman
Betty Jean Braley
Clover
Sanford
Esther Linscott
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Horsman
Pine Tree Gorham
Florence Partridge
Fadette
York
Emile Kenney
Sarah Lennox
Carlton E. Pendleton
Robert Lennox
Bette Jean Roberge
Barbara Utman
Fred Clark
Florence Northrop
Stephen Harriman
Hester Waight
Florence Davis
Robert Moody
Urbain Roberge
Bette Roberge
Biddeford College Adds Three New Instructors
Larrabee announces three new instructors at Biddeford College. All three will begin duties Monday, bringing 14 years of teaching experience among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Larrabee
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John Clappison
5 &H
Jack
Francis Bennett
Junior Sodality
County Realtors
Beach
Bedi
Journal
St. Francis
JFK
VFW Auxiliary Past Presidents
Eliot Camporee
John Feaster
Portsmouth
N.H
Booth Tarkington
Kenneth Roberts
Margaret Deland
Elks
Annette Cbs
ABC Venetian
Blind Co
York County
Sumner P. Johnson
Tripoli Ave
Ocen
Howe
Howe’s Highway
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