EGI Union Sets Busy Year At Saco Women’s Club
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union at 42 Beach Street, Saco, announced a busy season with committees named for year. Officers include Mrs. Kenneth A. Stackpole president and Mrs. Robert King first vice president. Directors feature several members with terms from one to three years. Committees cover membership, hospitality, finance, property, international relations, Red Cross, John Locke fund, ways and means, memorial, social, program, and others. A programs schedule lists speakers and events from October through May, including handwriting analysis, fashion shows, health panels, book reviews, antiques, and a luncheon annual meeting.
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Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Sarah Fairfield Hamilton
Beach Street
Saco
Kenneth A. Stackpole
Robert King
Donald H. Libby
Everett C. Ladd
Emma Kearney
Claude R. Ayer
Harold P. Waight
Paul Tate
Donald Blanchette
Lawrence Tripp
William MacLeod
Howard Handy
Leo Boutet
R. Pierpont Jordan
Thea Dennett
Lewis C. Libby
Ernest Woodworth
Melville Stackle
Frank Lacy
Harold Clark
Frank Irish
Red Cross
Chester Pease
George Goodchild
Mary Hawkes
John Locke Fund Committee
William Marston
Alfred Kennedy
Mark B. Black
Moerston
Clinton Underwood
Mary Stearns
Clement Taylor
Norman Tripp
John Kennett
Peter Hellice
Ways and Means
Carlton Sanborn
Harley Scammon
Harold Smith
Feward Cloudman
Gordon Smith
Soanbern
Dwight Clement
Clayton Eaton
John Burnham
Warren Peterson
Roy Watson
Sydney Palmer
William Searle
Reber LaFond
Lioyd Trecartin
Donald Libby
Daniel Zimmerman
Howard Cushman
Oliver Johnson
Claude Ayer
Harold Hanson
Arthur Roberts
Robert Spears
Ansel Stirling
Everett Ladd
Fred Goochrogram
Bobby Day
Harold Waight
Education
Raymond Cole
Philip Graves
Armand’s Beauty Academy
Philip Sneider
Forest E. Perkins
Frank Reed
New Frontiers In Health
John S. Locke Fund Committee
Two Infants Unscathed In Plane Crash
A plane crash near Panguitch Utah injures pilot Charles Pittock and Curtis James. two infants Roxy Pittock and Curtis James survive with no injuries. They were en route to Denver when bad weather forced an emergency landing. the aircraft was destroyed.
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Panguitch
Utes
Curtis James
George Middleton
Roxy Pittock
Roxy
Charles Pittock
Merced
Calif
Curtis
Ronald James
Atwater
Three Breaks Being Checked in Hampden Area
Police investigate three break ins in Hampden last weekend linking two contractors Hughes Bros Inc and M D Hardy Inc and Bangor Shoe Mfg Co No items were taken in two breaks while Hughes Bros suffered an estimated 600 dollars loss Authorities seek connection among incidents and identify suspects or motives
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Hampden
Tryeg
Hughes Bros., Inc
M. D. Hardy, Inc
Bangor Shoe Mig., Co
Hughes
Kennedy presses foreign policy and debates strategy
Kennedy urged ending open backing of dictators and pushing Western Hemisphere arms talks. He proposed U S technical aid and long-term development loans with Western allies. In Columbus he mocked Nixon for avoiding a fifth debate before election day, signaling a campaign edge. Nixon proposed extending the final debate to two hours.
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Nixon
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Harvest Barn Dance Planned By Sisterhood
Etz Chaim synagogue Sisterhood schedules a harvest barn dance for November 12 in the church vestry. A dance committee led by Mrs. Ruben and including several members was formed to handle arrangements and decorations with Ira Brandt of Portland as the disc jockey.
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Etz Chaim Synagogue
Bacon Street
Biddeford
Joseph C. Truman
Isarel Rosen
Irving Sandler
Max Ruven
Irving Zaitlin
Carl Sneider
Ira Brandt
Portland
Ruben
Boris Gottlieb
Simon Spill
Joseph Zaitlin
Jack Simensky
Martha Fleet
Leo Simensky
Edward Carp
Tryman
Wanted Saco Man Eludes Auburn Police
A Saco man Andre Gagne, 24, wanted by Old Orchard Beach Police on breaking and entering and larceny, eluded Auburn officers in the Hardscrabble road area after his father in law returned a TV believed stolen. Police searched the woods but could not locate him.
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Auburn
Old Orchard Beach
Andre Gagne
Gagne
Coffin (Continued from VPage One) Races Steady in Maine Politics
In Augusta a service club heard Senator Reed say the Department of Economic Development needs more money and personnel but no basic changes. Farmingdale hosted Lucian Cormier and Margaret Chase Smith staking competing campaigns for U S Senator. Cormier criticized Smith for avoiding face to face debate while Smith defended the space program and noted Russia’s space efforts and casualties, urging vigilance.
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Senate
Reed
Service Club
Augusta
Department of Economic Development
U. S
Catherines
Farmingdale
Lucian Cormier
Margaret Chase Smith
Cormier
Gardiner
Wells Band Boosters Begin Fall Meetings
The Wells Band Boosters met at Wells High School to plan fall and winter activities. Director Everett E. Firth and Principal Ernest W. Johnson discussed concert dates, uniforms, and recruiting for a junior band. Majorette hats were ordered, and a group photo will be taken for the PTA calendar. Next meeting is November 21.
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Wells Band Boosters
Wells High School
Everett E. Firth
Firth
Wells High Schol
Ernest W. Johnson
Johnson
John Miller
Ruth Douglass
PTA
Harold Fellman
Arthur H. Tufts
Muskie to Attend Oliver Night in Saco
US Senator Edmund S. Muskie will attend Jim Oliver night sponsored by the Saco Democratic Social club at the American Legion hall Beach street Saco Thursday night. The event expected to draw Democrats from York County and all county Democratic candidates for November races. Mr and Mrs Oliver will be guests at a reception at Judge Hillary Mahaney's home before the 6 30 p.m. start at the Legion hall.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Jim Oliver
Saco Democratic Social Club
American Legion Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Saco Municipal
York County
Oliver
Hilary Mahaney
The
Legion Home
Saco debates school plan costs and future expansion
Saco outlines a proposed school project with estimated $10.84 per square foot construction and $2 per year per average taxpayer, with Irving W. Hersey associates to design at 6 percent fee. If approved in December, plans could start April 1 and finish by January 1961. The council also approves United Nations Day and Scouts sidewalk lettering, and reviews Christmas tree site options.
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Board of Assessors
Goondin
Maine
Irving W. Hersey
Kittery
Eliot and Sanford
Saco
Hersey Associates
H. W. Bower
James Street
Beach Street
Boyer
Boy Scouts
Maine National Guard
Committee On Streets
Pepperel Square
Fire inspector denounces grease coated fire escape
Lincoln Nebraska inspectors condemned an apartment house owner for a ladder type fire escape made burglar proof with grease. He noted youths climbed it and kicked in doors. Inspector Ervin McCurdy ordered grease removed and the door-kicking issue referred to police.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ervin McCurdy
Palmer third at Oklahoma City Open before U.S. Open
Arnold Palmer finished in third place at the Oklahoma City Open the week prior to winning the U.S. Open, signaling strong form ahead of the major. He matched leading contenders in a tight field and kept pace with early leaders.
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Arnold Palmer
Hospital Board Hears Report Of Fund Drive
Webber hospital board in Biddeford held its monthly meeting at Elm Street hospital. President Robert W. Cole presided as committees reported a busy month. Membership chair M. Abbott Pendergast said the annual drive is underway with letters en route and an encouraging response. Funds will buy updated equipment. Building and grounds chair Roger P Moore noted outside painting to finish before cold weather. Administrator Carleton Davis said September bills were paid.
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Webber Hospital Board of Directors
Elm Street
Biddeford
Robert W. Cole
M. Abbott Pendergast
Pendergast
Roger P Moore
Carleton Davis
Portland Woman Fined for Passing Stopped School Bus
Mrs. Lucan A. Blake, 47, of Portland, was fined $30 by Trial Justice Wesley M. Mewersg at Orchard Beach Court for passing a stopped school bus on Cascade road.
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Lucan A. Blake
Portland
Wesley M. Mewersg
Qld
Orchard Beach
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