Margaret Holyoke Adams 75 longtime Melrose native dies
Mrs Margaret Holyoke Adams 75 wife of Harold P Adams of Longview Terrace Biddeford Hospital yesterday Born Brewer Jan 3 1892 daughter of Samuel and Mrs Holyoke Graduated Brewer High 1911 University of Maine 1915 Taught in Bangor Christ Church widow two sons Holyoke Adams Reno Nev Samuel Adams Melrose sister Evelyn Brown Brewer 14 grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Saturday Christ Church Rev Fred Holmberg Interment Bowdoin Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Margaret Holyoke Adams
Harold P. Adams
Longview Terrace
Melrose
Mass
Biddeford
Brewer
Samuel Holyoke
Brewer High School
University of Maine
Bangor
Christ Church
TO SAY PRAYERS FOR ANSELME PAQUIN
Members of the Closed Retreat will meet tonight at 7 at Cote Funeral Home corner of Beach and James Streets Saco to say prayers for Anselme Paquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James Streets
Saco
Anselme Paquin
Wells DeMolay Adopts Service Year Theme and Projects
Wells DeMolay selects "Service Year" as the theme under Karl Dixon for Highpine Chapter. Members will cut wood for area elderly by Oct. 15 and work on Masonic hall parking area while earning merit credits. The 1967 scholarship fund quota is reached with a recipient to be chosen next June. Larry Blake to receive initiatory degree October 23 with Ports mouth chapter invited. Bernard Nickerson receives DeMolay degree. his father joins the advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Karl Dixon
Highpine
Masonic Hall
David L. Angell
Scholarship Fund Board of Trustees
Portsmouth N.H
Larry Robert Blake
North Berwick
Bernard FE. Nickerson
Winthrop T. Nickerson
York County receives federal funds for boat project and cemetery cleanup
The program led by Lional Mayrand Jr. will provide up to $115 000 government share with $10 000 for boat work. YCCA crews cleared abandoned cemetery lots in North Berwick Lyman and Biddeford and tidied a large wooded area at Camp Waban in South Sanford. Raymond Savage, director of YCCA, championed the initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lional Mayrand Jr
YCCA
North Berwick
Lyman and
Biddeford
Hearts of
Maine
Camp Waban
South Sanford
Raymond Savage
York County
Doctor Opens Office in Saco
Dunton Drummond M D of Bar Mills announces his new practice at 307 Main Street Saco offering general medical services to the community with plans to serve patients in the area starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton Drummond
Bar Mills
Main St
Saco
Obituary and funeral home listings for Saco Maine
Funeral directors and contact details listed for Emond Funeral Home J P Conroy Shumway Funeral Service Philip H Gross Sr Dennett and Craig at 268 Main Street Saco Maine including phone numbers 284 5611 and 282 0562.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dial
Margaret Adams obituary in Kennebunk
Margaret Holyoke Adams of Biddeford died October 12 and was a longtime resident of Longview Terrace Kennebunk. Funeral services are Saturday at 2 PM at Christ Church Kennebunk. Donations to the Cancer Fund are preferred. Arrangements by Angell Funeral Home 9 Dane Street Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Margaret Holyoke
Biddeford
Longview Terrace
Kennebunk
Christ Church
Cancer Fund
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Funeral Services for Mrs. Josephine Chambers Held in Saco
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Chambers of 26 Front St Saco were held yesterday at Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco with a solemn high mass. Burial followed in St Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford. Delegates from Our Lady of Victory Circle attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Chambers
Front St
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Joseph Carrier
Paul Jalbert
Donald LaBranche
Eva Carrier
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Biddeford
Father LaBranche
Frederick Daly
Joseph Henaire
Camille Bedard
Alfred Drouin
Joseph Mestretta
Albert Pelletier
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Rene Racine
Anna Forcier
Delia Saucier
Diana Moulin
Lea Labarre
Funeral Services for Mrs Blanche Meserve
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche Meserve of 270 Woodfords Street Portland were held yesterday from Most Holy Trinity Church in Saco with Rev. James Daly celebrating a requiem high mass. Burial followed in the family lot at South Gorham Cemetery. Bearers included George Rancourt Raymond Wynne Henry Cyr Maurice Pinette Robert Lonsdale and Roger Chicoine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Meserve
Woodfords St
Portland
Most Holy Trinity
Saco
James Daly
Louise Welch
South Gorham
Father Daly
George Rancourt
Raymond Wynne
Henry Cyr
Maurice Pinette
Robert Lonsdale
Roger Chicoine
Funeral services for Thomas John Coreau observed in Old Orchard Beach
Funeral services for Thomas John Coreau of Ross Road were held at the Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home with Rev. John H. Clancy officiating. Interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco included military honors by a Pease Air Force Base firing squad, bugler Arnold Ballard of Saco, and bearers George Grover William Southwick Lucien Huot and Raymond Martin. The flag was presented to Mrs. Coreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Thomas John Coreau
Ross Road
Portland Ave
John H. Clancy
St. Margaret’s Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Pease Air Force Base
Newington
N. H
Arnold Ballard
George Grover
William Southwick
Lucien Huot
Raymond Martin
Coreau
TWUA Head To Take Part In Saco Talks
Alexander Anastasoff of the Biddeford Saco TWUA Joint Board said TWUA National President William Pollock will join the talks with Maremont Corp officials and Local 406 on October 23. The two year contract expires November 1 and workers hint at no contract no work. The union seeks substantial wage increases and fringe benefits for about 1500 ordnance workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Maremont Corp
Textile Workers Union of America
Alexander Anastasoff
Biddeford-Saco Twua
TWUA
William Pollock
Maremont
Anastasoff
Ordnance
Air War Shifts as Haiphong Docks Remain Restricted
The article notes intensified air attacks on Haiphong area with ships and shipyards near the city still off limits. It reports 30 shells on Con Thien with five Marines wounded, while ground action stalls and the air campaign expands as Pentagon limits ease on some targets. Hanoi claims American jets shot down. US total combat losses to North Vietnam reach 697.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Thien
Pentagon
Haiphong
U.S
Thuong Ly
Lach Tray Yard
Cat Bi
Yong Bi
Hanoi
U. S
North
North Vietnam
Lincoln Memorial Symbol of the Union in Washington
The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. represents the Union Lincoln preserved. Completed in 1922, it features 36 Doric columns, each for a state in the Union at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lincoln
Local Personal Notices and Military Honor Report
Medial and surgical patients listed at Webber Hospital Biddeford include Mrs. Charlotte Ferguson Mrs. Jacqueline Pomerleau and Mrs. Donald Lester along with Thomas Prior son of Mr and Mrs Charles Prior. Marine Pvt 1 C Henry C J Dunas receives the Purple Heart for wounds in Vietnam while serving with the Third Battalion Fifth Marine Regiment First Marine Division. The Maine Association of Savings Bank Women fall meeting gathers at Spring Brook Country Club Leeds with attendees from York County Savings Bank Biddeford including Mrs. Alice Bardsley Mrs. Muriel Twomey Mrs. Priscilla Nolette Mrs. Barbara Pierce and Miss Patricia Bosse and Saco Biddeford Savings Institution attendees Mrs. Parnell Burrill Mrs. Nancy Rumery Mrs. Arlene Gove Mrs. Virginia Lummis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte W. Ferguson
Tasker Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Jacqueline Pomerleau
Elm St
Biddeford
Charlotte Ferguson
Donald Lester
Scammon St
Thomas Prior
Charles Prior
Flag Pond Road
Marine Pvt
Henry C. J. Dunas
Henry C. Dunas
Stockman Ave
Fifth Marine Regiment
First Marine Division
Republic of Vietnam
Maine Association of Savings Bank
Springbrook County Club
Leeds
York County Savings Bank
Alice Bardsley
Muriel Twomey
Priscilla Nolette
Barbara Pierce
Patricia Bosse
Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution
Parnell Burrill
Nancy Rumery
Arlene Gove
Virginia Lummis
Community group meetings in Biddeford and Saco
Biddeford Music Boosters meet 7 30 p m Monday at Kennedy School Biddeford. Delta Alpha Club meets 7 30 p m Monday at Mrs Mark Horne home Saco. Ladies Auxiliary T W U A AFL C IO C L C holds October meeting Sunday 2 p m in Union hall Biddeford. Saco Rebekah Lodge meets 7 30 p m tomorrow in Odd Fellows Hall Saco. Installation of officers by district deputy president Lucille Mc Bride and staff from Kennebunk Refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Delta Alpha Club
Mark Horne
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Ladies Auxiliary
T.W.U.A
AFL — Cio
CLC
Union Hall
Main St
Saco Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Lucille McBride
Kennebunk
Lyman Baptist Church Boys' Fellowship Meets Saturday
The Boys' Fellowship of the Lyman Baptist Church, Good wins Mills, will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Damage Suit Against Saco To Go To Jury
A jury trial opened Oct 12 in Alfred Maine as Azalia Scammon and Christopher Keens sue the City of Saco for damages after a collision between Scammon’s car and a parked steam shovel on Main Street. Injuries included broken hips for both plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Azalia
Nason
Smith
Roger Roberts
Lawrence Leonard
Rainbow To Confer Degrees at Oct. 26 Meeting
Miss Lynda Pittfield presided at the Old Orchard Beach Rainbow meeting at Robinson Memorial Hall with Mother Advisor Mrs. Jane Lamson and the Advisory Board present. Two Past Worthy Advisors Emmy Lou Hanson and Neena Strombom were welcomed and an invitation to a DeMolay dance and district School of Instruction was noted. Several girls were elected to receive the degree at the next meeting October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Olchard Beach
Lynda Pittfield
Old Orchard
Beac
Order of the Rainbow
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Jane Lamson
Emmy Lou Hanson
Neena Strombom
Saco Masonic Hall
School of Instruction
Sanford
Portland Fair Weather Outlook Saturday
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies on Saturday in Portland. Highs will reach the mid 50s to low 60s with light northerly winds, becoming light and variable at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Five Day Weather Outlook for Northern New England
The Boston Weather Bureau forecasts a five day period tomorrow through Wednesday with above normal temperatures. Daytime highs will average 60 to 65 degrees in northern areas and 65 to 70 in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Temperatures rise slowly over the weekend and remain mild into early next week. Precipitation is expected to total about one tenth to one half inch, with showers likely at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Beach Church Women Meet In Standish
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Washington Avenue Methodist Church opens its season at President Mattie Bliss home with a pot luck noon dinner and devotions led by Mrs. Florence Benson. Plans include a Christmas sale and supper with a vestry meeting set for next Thursday at 2 p.m. Attendees listed include Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Pagvis, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Sait, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. King, Mrs. Speed and daughter Janie, Mrs. Kennett, and Mrs. Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Mattie Bliss
Standish
Florence Benson
Womens Society of Christian Service
Hope Circle
Hazel Pavgis
Anna Anderson
Frances Johnson
Barbara Gilbert
Ethel Ritchie
Retta Sait
Alice Browne
Elizabeth Garland
Jean Cooper
Helen Cummings
Louise King
Helen Speed
Janie
Gail Kennett
Gertrude Wight
Brownies Join Girl Scout Troop 29 In Biddeford Meeting
New Brownies were welcomed into Biddeford Girl Scout Troop 29 during a Scout Hall gathering on Pool Street Biddeford. Several girls were named to Patrols led by Katherine Dudley Denise Moody and Joan Souliere with Debra Nadeau Denise Gobeil and Judith O Neil assisting. A list of attendees noted many others present. Leaders Lucille Dudley and Robert Gagnon led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Gir
Pool Street
Patricia Gobeil
Patricia Boissonneault
Judith O'Neil
Susan Thibeault
Margaret Tartre
Deborah Nadeau
Ding Beaudoin
Denise Mooy
Katherine Dudley
Denise Gobeil
Joan Souliere
Debra Nadeau
Denise Moody
Cindy Daly
Deborah Lebrecque
Julia Souliere
Janice Beaulieu
Diane Boissonneault
Diane Gagnon
Joyce Dechene
Elaine Martineau
Nancy Binette
Paulette Lamontagne
Lucille Dudley
Robert Gagnon
Shortest Tibet to India Route Passes Through Sikkim
The brief route from Tibet toward the Indian plains goes through Sikkim, a narrow land corridor linking high plateaus to the south. This path serves as the quickest overland connection between the plateau interior and the Indian subcontinent, aiding travel and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Plains of
India
Sikkim
Lincoln Death Time and Plaque States at Completion
The article notes the time of President Lincoln's death and mentions plaques that list the 48 states in existence when a milestone was completed. It presents these facts in a concise historical context with emphasis on named figures and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Saco Firefighters Respond Twice in False Alarm and Oil Burner Overheat
Saco firemen were called twice early today. The first call reported a fire behind Allied Hampshire Footwear on Factory Island but found nothing. The second call sent crews to 1 King Street for a flooded oil burner that overheated. it was shut down and cooled with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Allied Hampshire
Factory Island
Geneve Lamontagne
King St
Stanley's Congo Expedition Found Central Africa
Britannica notes Sir Henry Morton Stanley, commissioned by a New York paper to find Livingstone, helped map the Congo and vast central Africa as his mission unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Henry Morton Stanley
New York
Livingstone
Africa
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Saco Couple To Attend State Grange Meeting
Election of officers at York Pomona Grange October meeting in Lebanon featured a ham supper for 72. New officers include James Hammond master, Samuel Crowell III overseer, Ruth Hobbs secretary, and Milton Randall on the executive committee for three years. Delegates named to Maine State Grange, honorary life member awarded, and Kathy Ann Soule won a potato contest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
York
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
James Hammond
Barney Beg Grange
North Berwick
Samuel Crowell III
John F. Hill
Ruth Hobbs
Mousam Lake Grange
George Roberts
Riverside
Lillian Crowell
John F. Hill Grange
Ceres
Ruth Hammond
Bauneg Beg Grange
Pomona
Pauline DeHaven Lebanon
Flora
Lorraine Goodness
Jeannette Richards
Milton Randall
Saco Grange
Richard Burke
Henry Stewart
Dorothy Berry
North Saco
Victoria Riley
Wells
Robert Burns
Alfred
Florence Downs
Bauney Beg
Bauney Beg Grange
Saco
Maine
Portland
Daisy Littlefield
Wells Grange
York Pomona
Pauline DeHaven
Kathy Ann Soule
Lebanon Grange
Clifford Berry
Home Economic Committee
Ester Webster
Evelyn Adams
Teachers Give Sum To Waban Association
Wells-Ogunquit Teachers Association at Wells High School donated 50 dollars to the Waban Association for Retarded Children during the October meeting. The group discussed conferences, revised bylaws, and raised dues to three dollars with a five dollar goal next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Waban Association
Wells - Ogunquit Teachers Association
Wells High School
Jane Ritter
Maine Teachers Association
Irene Allen
Sandra Rowe
Augusta
Albine Watson
David Bustin
Kathy Martin
Joanne Howard
Association
Patricia Rodgers
Thelma Boston
Joan Lorentz
Diane Abbott
Lincoln Johnson
Dorothy Ward
Karen Nelson
Florence Pearce
Saco Taxpayers Pay Promptly On Property Taxes
Saco Tax Collector M Christine Peterson reports residents quickly pay this year's property taxes with over 84000 received in the first two days after mailing. Two collectors in the city tax office handled busy lines on Wednesday and Thursday as all real estate bills were mailed Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
M. Christine Peterson
Sea horse shell hinders swimming efficiency
The curved jointed shell covering the sea horse’s body makes it a feeble swimmer. It spends long periods resting, with its tail wrapped around vegetation and its body held nearly upright in the water.
Saco Citizens' Group Outlines Charter Facts and Campaign
The Saco Citizens Association discussed differences between the old and proposed mayor council manager charter with a December 11 referendum imminent. Speakers noted a Q and A folder, 60 new members, and plans for direct mail radio and newspaper publicity with public meetings slated for October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Board of Assessment Review
J. Edward Whelan
Charles R. Cote
Gordon Pendleton
Arthur Huot
Lloyd Anderson
Pope names Yugoslavian cardinal commission head
Pope Paul VI appointed Franzo Cardinal Seper of Yugoslavia to lead a 12 member commission studying a synod stance on theology atheism and related issues. The move comes as tensions rise in Poland over Cardinal Wyszynski being barred from attending the synod and as seminaries face reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Franzo Cardinal Seper
Yugoslavia
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Vatican
Paul Meouchi
Lebanon
Casimiro Morcillo
Madrid
Sea Stars Master Point Night at Briggs Home
Master Points Night held by Sea Stars Bridge Club at 5 Lawn Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Briggs. Players included Hazel Orr, Oscar Wilbur, Charlotte Dubois, Jere Hickey, Rosalie Ross, Estella Aranovitch, Richard Mougalian and many others. Winners were Kahill and Mougalian north south first. Ginns second. Chadbourne and Whelan fourth. Next game scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
Sea Stars
Donald Briggs
Lawn Avenue
Hazel Orr
Oscar Wilbur
Charlotte Dubois
Jere Hickey
Rosalie Ross
Alice Feeteau
Esther Matus
Walter Fisher
James Mullen
Herbert Ginn
Paul Chadbourne
Robert Whelan
William Haase
al Rosen
Estella
Gesture of Respect in Hunza Greeting Patient Stranger
In Hunza a mountainous kingdom near Pakistan a native greets a stranger with a slow circular motion of the index finger around the right ear a gesture of respect rather than derision observed by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunza
Pakistan
Two Kennebunk youths freed on $200 bail
In Saco 16th District Court two Kennebunk youths Samuel D. Tufts Jr. 19 and Glen A. Tufts 17 were freed on $200 bail each as larceny charges connected to the September 20 theft of several outboard motors were continued to October 26. The session also saw numerous motor vehicle violation convictions including Speeding and improper display of inspection stickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
16Th District Court
Saco
Samuel D. Tufts Jr
Glen A. Tufts
Kennebunkport
Sheryl D. Talmage
Lexington
Mass
James G. Dehler
Elm St
Biddeford
Roland R. Nadeau
Hobson’s Lane
Joyce M. DeCorpo
Cranston
R.I
Kenneth P. Roy
Cleaves St
Robert G. Provencal
Ross W. Pascall
Wells ‘Beach
Justin L. Dow
Kenneth Huff
Wentworth St
James Hall
James A. Giles
Stuart M. Raidevsky
Mattapan
Lewan A. Sterrett Sr
Winter Harbor
Joseph A. Nappi
Portland
Thomas E. Moon
Paul W. Muller Jr
South Portland
Ronald J. O’brien
Newark
N.J
Robert E. Dane
James Genovese
Woolwich
James Vakas
Imperial St
Old Orchard Beach
Alan Widor
Pirates Name Shepard To Manage Team
PITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Pirates named Larry Shepard a veteran minor league manager to manage the team next year. Shepard, 48, has never played in the major leagues and was a Phillies coach last year. Insiders expected Bill Virdon Mickey Vernon or Lou Bou Dreau to get the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Shepard
Shepard
Williamsport
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Virdon
Mickey Vernon
Lou Boudreau
Danny Murtaugh
Harry Walker
Murtaugh
Pirates
Saco Baptist Women’s Circle Meets at Home
The Ocean Park Mary Martha Circle of the Saco United Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Ruth Severance and Miss Georgia Severance. Dessert was served by hostesses Mrs. Verna Taylor assisted by Mrs. Verna Tay lor. Mrs. Taylor led devotions and distributed books for missionary reading. The Love Gift offering was dedicated by Mrs. Maude Rowell. Mrs. Ruby Brown spoke on the Maine Baptist Women's Missionary Conference at Colby College Waterville. Others present included Mrs. Jean Brown Blanche Furber Alice Hayford Mary Hill Isabelle Perkins Ruby Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Park
Mary Martha
Saco
Jean Brown
Blanche Furber
Alice Hayford
Mary Hill
Isabelle Perkins
Ruby Prescott
County Baptists To Meet At Springvale
Biddeford United Baptist Church on Jefferson Street reports no evening service Sunday to allow attendance at York County Baptists association meeting in Springvale at 3 30 p m The next evening service resumes Sunday March 22 at Biddeford church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pittsburgh truckers reject settlement and push counterproposal
A Pittsburgh area truck group refused the settlement plan and offered a counterproposal requiring driver concessions. As dissatisfaction grew, carriers in Michigan and Ohio reported gunfire peppering trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Area
Michigan
Ohio
Stationery Dearborn at 62 Alfred Street x Book Shop Inc Biddeford
A local notice lists Stationery Dearborn with address 62 Alfred Street and identifies Book Shop Inc as a neighboring tenant in Biddeford. The brief item notes a commercial storefront listing and the two businesses tied to the same street corner.
Metropolitan Family Plan life insurance teaser
Parents learn about Metropolitan’s Family Plan offering life insurance for all children at one low cost. For details call the given number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
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Margaret Adams
Wells DeMolay
Emond
Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Mrs
Mrs. Blanche Meserve
Thomas J. Coreau
Beach Church
Girl Scout
Saco Citizens’ Group
Pope
Cardinal Commission
Saco Baptist Women’s Circle
Springvale
Dearborn
Alfred Street
Robert L. Mathieu
Inp Metropolitan Life
Beach Street
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