Realtor Joseph T. Bonneau Opens Office in Maine
Joseph T. Bonneau announces new real estate office at 126 West Grand Ave Old Orchard Beach Maine with phone WE 4 2751 offering local property sales and brokerage services.
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Florida
Hollywood Motor Corp
Saco Ave
Old Orchard
Union Ave
Old Orchards Beach
Crosley
East Grand Ave
Old Orchard Beach
J. Sudenfield
Carll Ave
Alice Perkins
Grove Ave
Joseph T. Bonneau
West Grand Ave
Maine
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Miss Gagne Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Reinette Gagne, to wed Gustave Gagne tomorrow, is honored at a Fremont club bridal shower hosted by Biddefore hosts led by Mrs. Eva Gagne and Mrs. Beatrice Gagne. Attendees include numerous Gagne relatives and friends.
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Miss Gagne
Reinette Gagne
Gustave Gagne
Fremont Club
Eva Gagne
Beatrice Gagne
Adelbert Morin, Jr
Donald Gagne
Irene Gagne
Trousseau
Vivian Bergeron
Rose Perreault
Rachel Kelley
Laurette Perkins
Alice Gagne
Rose Gagne
Adiebert Morin, Jr
Reina St. Ours
George Dumouchelle
Roseanna Jalbert
Joseph Matteau
Eva Couture
Doris Demer
Pearl Perreault
Recreation Talk At Kennebunk Sparks Plans For Town Recreation
Waldo Hainsworth of the National Recreation Association spoke at Kennebunk Lower Town Hall about building community life through recreation. He urged starting with private funds and expanding to public money only after success, and outlined programs from other towns with slides showing potential facilities. The meeting also covered playground drainage proposed by Del Moody and a drainage plan costing about 1,035 dollars plus 300 dollars for field grading, with a possible special town meeting to secure funds. Youth Center activities were discussed and a charter for the Council of Organizations for Recreation was to be reviewed by local groups.
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Waldo Hainsworth
New England
National Recreation Association
Northbridge
Mass
Kennebunk Lower Town Hall
Joseph T. Cole
Council of Organization For Recreation
Hainsworth
Kennebunk
National Association
del Moody
State Soil Conservation Department
Fred Staples
Selectmen
Selectmmen
Council of Organizations For Recreation
Lions Club Meeting and Plans Highlight Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach Lions presided by Emerson Cummings held a Thursday meeting at the club hall with a steak supper by Ben Downs and Joseph Racine. Plans were finalized for Ladies Night on October 15. Stanley Leonard shared fishing trip photos near the Quebec border.
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Lion Emerson Cummings
Old Orchard Beach
Harold E. Frank
Portland
James J. Mullen
R. of
St. John’s
Francis Carr
Burns Pupils Visit Bakery with Classroom Club
Pupils from Burns Grade 6 room 17 accompanied by Miss Nancy Tarbox toured Delorge's bakery as part of a science project. They received bakery booklets and truck banks and formed the X-17 club electing Gail Chadbourne president Susan Stickney vice president Jane Bellevue secretary and Louis Arel treasurer.
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Vrade 6
Burns Schecdured Delorge
Nancy Tarbox
X-17
Gail Chadbourne
Susan Stickney
Jane Bellevue
Louis Arel
Women lag as men chase faster travel than sound
A terse remark notes that women currently face disadvantage as men develop velocity beyond sound, highlighting perceived gender gaps in progress and mobility.
Pirates Bounce Back in Game Two as Yankees Win
In Forbes Field the New York Yankees crushed Pittsburgh 16 to 3 to even the World Series at one game each. Don Hoak and Murtaugh voiced resolve amid heavy losses while Bob Friend took the defeat after four innings. Mickey Mantle apologized for two late home runs and Casey Stengel explained Berra’s left field move as coverage and balance. Both clubs kept focus on the series beyond the score.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Forbes Field
Yankees
Bucs
Murtaugh
Don Hoak
Danny
Bob Friend
Sage
Mickey Mantle
Mick
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Berra
Arundel Fire Dept Elects New Officers
The Arundel Fire Department auxiliary elected officers at a meeting at the hall Arundel Mrs Hilda Talbot was named president Annie Cowgill vice president and secretary Gladys Bryant treasurer and Eunie Miller sun shine committee chairman A Thanksgiving basket will be given away at a special meeting on November 22 Plans for a Christmas party were outlined for discussion at the November 1 meeting Outgoing president Lucy Cowgill urged members to support the firemen at the October supper at Alewive Grange Hall.
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Arundel
Alewive Grange
New York Holds 45 House Votes in Congress
New York carries 45 votes in the U S House of Representatives, six more than the combined total of the 19 smallest states, highlighting its political weight in federal representation.
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New York
U. S
House of Representatives
Wertz Big Man With Bat In Bases Loaded Feats
Boston AP reports Vic Wertz, 36, finished 1960 strong with a .579 average in bases loaded situations. He hit .387 with two runners aboard, .266 with one on, and .237 with the bases empty, including three grand slams against Wynn Ford and Newcombe. Wertz ranked third in AL RBIs with 103, logging 71 RBI at Fenway Park, boosting a .332 average and 16 homers there.
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Boston (Ap
Vic Wertz
Boston Red Sox
Wertz
Chicago
Early Wynn
New York
Whitey Ford
Cleveland
Don Newcombe
Fenway Park
Fenway
RBI
Specs Panics In State House Flight From Elevator Door
Boston gangster and informant Joseph O Keefe known as Specs panicked at the sight of an elevator outside the Massachusetts Attorney General office. He fled down stairs onto Beacon Street after testimony on extradition to Pennsylvania for a 3 to 12 year term. Police had been watching him amid fears of gangland retaliation.
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Boston
Joseph “Specs
O'Keefe
Massachusetts
Edward J. McCormack
Pennsylvania
McCormack
Hall of Flags
Beacon Street
Tremont
Keefe
Capitol
Pennsylvana
O’keefe
Spec
Gand
Ted Williams Hounded by Offers After Retirement
New York AP reports Ted Williams faces a flood of offers after retirement. He closes his historic career with a Fenway Park home run and covers the World Series for a national magazine at five figures. Potential bids include life story rights, Hollywood screen tests, executive baseball roles, teaching in Tokyo, a Key West resort hotel job, and fly casting exhibitions. Williams also partners in a sporting goods business and sits on advisory boards while maintaining stock in related firms.
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Boston
Williams
Fenway Park
Yankees
Pirates
Life Story
Hollywood
Tokyo
Orient
Yomiuri Giants
Key West
Fia
Sam Snead
Ing
Chicago
Wells Lassie Raises Grand Champion Steer at Fryeburg Fair
Miss Sandra Brown of Wells won the grand championship in the 4 H club baby beef judging at Fryeburg Fair with Snowball a 1185 pound white Shorthorn. The win returns the Shorthorn breed to the winner's circle after three years of Aberdeen Angus victories. Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert K Brown of Wells is to receive the award on the fairgrounds this morning from Governor John H Reed and her steer will sell at the 4 H baby beef auction today.
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Sandra Brown
Wells
Fryeburg Fair
Miss Brown
Robert K. Brown
Sanford Road
John H. Reed
Virginia's Rank Shifts From Largest to Fifteenth in Union
In 1790 Virginia was the biggest state by population or size. Today it ranks fifteenth among U.S. states, reflecting historical growth patterns and shifting demographics over more than two centuries.
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Virginia
Union
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