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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1964

Page

8

Eddie Cantor Remembers Glorious Days and Friends

Hollywood AP writer recalls Eddie Cantor in Beverly Hills, frail yet sharp, reflecting on W C Fields Fanny Brice and others. Cantor recalls Fields mentoring his vocabulary, plans a TV charity to benefit Salk, and Goldwyn’s role in bringing him to Hollywood.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Eddie Cantor Cantor Beverly Hills W. C. Fields Fields Fanny Brice Will Rogers Bert Williams Marilyn Miller New York Times Jonas Salk Samuel Goldwyn Flo Ziegfeld

Kennebunk AL Unit Attends Musical Show

The Kennebunk American Legion Auxiliary unit hosted a musical program directed by Mrs. Johnny Ann Martel featuring two violin numbers by The Mountain Boys with Rodney Hamel James Crowns John True and Johnny Martel. A business meeting followed led by President Persis Moulton.

Kennebunk Webber Lefebvre American Legion Auxiliary Johnny Ann Martel Mountain Boys Rodney Hamel James Crowns John True Johnny Martel Persis Moulton Deartment Madeine Swett Congregational Mildred Hamilton York County Old Orchard Beach Kennebunkport Marie MacDonald Zella Tibbetts Marguerite Crowley Pearl Belyea Louise Marsh Lillian Hicks Frances Burke Phyllis Truscott Ethel Gooneville

Beach Official Speaks at Ocean Park Extension Meeting

Ocean Park town manager Leon Jones spoke to the Ocean Park Home Extension at Porter Hall yesterday. Numerous members attended including Audrey Jackson Marion White Helene Storr Laura Gardner Ena Messer Ethel Cobb Florence Benson Anna Anderson Florence Johnson Myrtle Watson Ruth Severance Georgia Severance Esther Cobb Mildred Cartwright Mary Coburn Mildred Soule Ethel Morse Ethel Wight Helen Johnson Dorothy Johnston Lillian Jakeman Ruby Brown Lois Skillin Margaret Lord Muriel Gooch Isabella McIiver Frances Johnson Ivy Corliss Ellen Lamb Edna Sulis Bessie Tabor Helen Smith Marion Hanscom and guests Florence Anderson Annie Cranshaw. The next meeting is Nov 10 at Porter Hall.

Ocean Park Leon Jones Ocean Park Home Extension Porter Hall Audrey Jackson Marion White Helene Storr Laura Gardner Ena Messer Ethel Cobb Florence Benson Anna Anderson Florence Johnson Myrtle Watson Ruth Severance Georgia Severance Esther Cobb Mildred Cartwright Mary Coburn Mildred Soule Florence Anderson Annie Cranshaw

Academic attire adopted in U S in early 1880s

The custom of wearing academic caps and gowns, part of European graduation ceremonies since the 14th century, was not adopted in the United States until the early 1880s. This shift marks the adoption of formal academic dress in American graduation traditions.

United States

Women Candidates Seeking Election Across States

A cache of women hold offices and seek re election or first bids for Congress and Senate across the nation. Notable figures include Frances Bolton Katharine St George Edna Kelly Leonor Sullivan Florence Dwyer Catherine May Julia Hansen Genevieve Blatt Elly Peterson and others. The piece notes historic firsts and multiple women facing women opponents in contests from New York Ohio Missouri New Jersey Washington Illinois Kentucky Michigan and Hawaii.

Tion Frances P. Bolton Ohio Katharine St. George New York Edna F. Kelly Leonor K. Sullivan Missouri Florence P. Dwyer New Jersey Washington State Catherine May Julia Hansen U.S. Senate Genevieve Blatt Pennsylvania

Women in politics race through list of state races

The article highlights women running for Congress and state offices across several states. Mink, 36, the first Japanese American woman lawyer and legislator candidate, competes as a Democrat. Janet Merritt of Americus is a Democratic Congress candidate with no Republican opponent. Des Moines attorney Willie Stevenson Glanton may become Iowa’s first Black legislator woman. New Mexico’s secretary of state remains a woman’s post, Alberta Miller facing Miss B. Lyman in a race. South Dakota features Alma Larson and Mrs Travis Lewis as candidates for secretary of state. In Arizona Jewel Jordan seeks an eighth term as state auditor against Republican Robert Hub.

New York Eaprons Massachusetts State Senate New Mexico Iowa Miss Blatt Hugh Scott Elly Peterson Michigan Philip Hart Illinois 15Th Charlotte Reid Poppy X. Mitchell Kentucky Frances Mills Congress Hawaii Patsy Mink Georgia Janet Merritt Americus Willie Stevenson Glanton Des Moines Luther Glanton Alberta Miller B. Lyman South Dakota Alma Larson Travis Lewis Arizona Jewel Jordan Robert Hub

Kiwanis Club Serves Supper at Old Orchard Beach

The Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club hosted its sixth annual community supper at Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall. President Adelbert M. Jake man Jr. welcomed a large turnout from town organizations and a Delta Sigma Phi delegation. Supper chairman Alphonse Monier supervised, with Charles Spirounias as caterer and high school cheerleaders as waitresses.

Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr Delta Sigma Phi Alphonse Monier Charles Spirounias

Former All America tackle moves to middle linebacker role

Former All America tackle from Texas shifts to middle linebacker for Sammy Baugh's Houston Oilers. The player, renowned for college-level durability, joins the Oilers' defense as they pursue stronger run stopping and pass defense under Baugh's leadership.

Oner Texas Sammy Baugh Houston Oilers

Folsom Seeks To Unseat Dick For State Superintendent

In a key race Bard challenges incumbent Democrat W. W. Dick for the post of state superintendent of public instruction with Republican Sarah Folsom as rival, aiming to win the seat.

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