Mrs. Lacroix Patient at Trull Hospital in Biddeford
Mrs. Marie Lacroix of 40 Foss Street Biddeford is a patient at Trull hospital. Dr and Mrs Daniel G Nein of Saco are moving to Waterville where he will head the anesthesia department at the Waterville Osteopathic has and are not moving out of estate as previously reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lacroix
Foss Street
Biddeford
Trull Hospital
Daniel G. Nein
Saco
Waterville
Waterville Osteopathic Has
Bishop Fenwick Council Plans Sports Night
Bishop Fenwick Council with the knights of Columbus will hold a Sports Night on November 21 at the GAR hall Saco. The event includes an open lease for members and guests as announced at the monthly meeting. The organizing committee includes Camille Bedard chairman Paul Sullivan John Mazecsko and William Dunn. Walking Blood Bank lists gained new names and John Mazeiko was named arrangements chairman for local schools. Grand Knight Ronald Ayotte led the October meeting and called for routine officer reports and special committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Fenwick Council
Camille Bedard
Paul Sullivan
John Mazecsko
William Dunn
John Hickey
John Mazeiko
Ronald Ayotte
Joint Fremont club meeting and Annette chapter inspection
A joint meeting of the Fremont club and auxiliary is set for tonight at 8 at the club hall on Alfred street Biddeford. Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Jane I Worthen Bangor will inspect Annette chapter. C E. and tonight’s stated meeting at the Masonic hall Saco at 7 30. A turkey supper is served at 6 30 with Mrs Edna Lane and her committee in charge. Mrs Ada Stackpole is in charge of the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Jane I. Worthen
Bangor
Annette Chapter
C. E
Masonic Hall
Saco
Edna Lane
Ada Stackpole
Church Notes Announce Friday Evening Meetings
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8:30 p.m. Holy Communion will be celebrated in Trinity Episcopal Church Friday at 9:30 a.m. The Bible club of the Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bible Club
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Church Circles Elect New Officers in Saco
At a joint Ruth and Esther Circle meeting of the Women's Missionary Society at the Saco United Baptist Church Mrs. Yarley Scammon Sr. was named chairwoman with Lydia Wentzel as love gift chairman and Alice Hayford as sunshine chair. Harley Scammon Jr. was chosen secretary and treasurer. Miss Madeline Blackett led the meeting and the circle name Ruth Esther was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth and Esther
Women's Missionary Society
Saco United Baptist Church
Harley Scammon
Buxton Road
Saco
Yarley Scammon Sr
Lydia Wentzel
Love Gift
Alice Hayford
Sunshine
Harley Scammon Jr
Madeline Blackett
Ruth Esther
Harley Scammon Sr
Astess
Thomas Prescott
Stanley Bennett
Lydia Wentzell
Portland Aerie to Be Honored in Biddeford
A supper and dance to honor the Portland Aerie of Eagles will be held November 17 at the Eagles hall on Birch Street in Biddeford. Adelard Tremblay was named planning committee chair. A cribbage tournament starts tomorrow night and a Halloween dance is set for October 29 with tickets on sale at the club. Henry Labbe won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Acr of
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Birch Street
Biddeford
Saco Eagles
Robert Francover
Henry Labbe
Mrs Bertoline Honored by Gorgeana Scout Council
Mrs Ernest Bertoline of York Beach received a bank badge at a Gorgeana Girl Scout Council meeting held at Buxton fire barn. Buxton Troop 53 led by Mrs Vergie Wright presented a flag ceremony. Buxton Troop 18 led by Mrs Barbara Vail and Mrs Martha Berry performed a skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bertoline
York Beach
Gorgeana
Buxton
Buxton Troop 53
Vergie Wright
Buxton Troop 18
Barbara Vail
Martha Berry
Anthony Dias
Gerald van Fleet
La-Gis-Ca
Robert Weaver
Wayne Hutchins
Alberti Ouellette
William Deans
Portland
Button Bay
Lake Chamlain
Brick Store
Kennebunk
Wayne D. Hutchins
Biddeford
Betty Vantasse
Saco
James Ward, Jr
Kennedy Campaign Criticizes NAK Ties in Wheaton Row
Ford says the NAE with 28 000 churches in 50 states directs member churches. He accuses the group of funding guidance that suggests a separation of church and state and claims it instructs sermons for Reform Sunday.
Jury Deadlocks In Finch Tregoff Trial Deliberations
After about forty hours of often emotional deliberations the jury could not reach a verdict and was discharged. Court records later disclosed a split verdict with ten jurors in favor of conviction and two voting to acquit Finch and Tregoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch
Tregoff
Ladies Aid Rummage and Food Sale Planned Nov 19
The Ladies Aid of South Biddeford voted at Siloam hall to hold a combined rummage and food sale on November 19 at the hall to benefit the South Biddeford Methodist church. President Mrs. Marion Clark led the meeting and donations to the Community Chest and baby clothes for the Biddeford Public Health Association were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
South Biddeford
Siloam Hall
Poolread
Biddeford
Olive Gross
Emma Piper
Addie Piper
Martha Goldthwaite
Marion Clark
Leona Johnson
Ethel Collomy
Vyrene Macomber
Helen Norwood
Nellie Norwood
Abbie Armstrong
Ella Piper
Lena Peck
Clara Ledoux
Louise Gaffney
Fannie Gross
Ann Tremblay
Dorothy Peck
Debra
Shirley Gross
Eileen
Rita Hight
CSSES
Gagne Fined for Petty Larceny in Old Orchard Beach
Andre Gagne of Auburn was fined 30 dollars in Old Orchard Beach Trial Justice court for petty larceny. He surrendered to Auburn police on the Beach warrant. In a separate action, Margaret Butterfield of Old Orchard Beach was fined 100 dollars and 10 dollars costs for driving under the influence, with license suspension for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Gagne
Auburn
Old Orchard Beach
Wesley M. Mewer
Gagne
Margaret FE. Butterfield
Fort Hill Avenue
Mewer
Beach Firemen Assist Traffic At School Hours
Old Orchard Beach Fire Chief Louis Wharff said firefighters will direct traffic at the top of Old Orchard Street during school days and help children cross the street on their way to and from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wharff
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Street
Quiet day for Biddeford police reports
In Biddeford, police described a calm day up to noon with no accidents and only minor complaints to handle. There was no municipal court session reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Weather summary for Portland with coastal winds and temps
Cloudy with rain this afternoon and little temperature change. Rain ends tonight with clearing and colder Friday, then partly cloudy and colder. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon into tonight. Small craft warnings along the coast. Overnight lows include Caribou 41 Eastport 46 Greenville 41 Old Town 47 Rumford 43 Portland 48 Mount Washington 25 Montreal 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Montreal
St Jean Society to Hold Bowling Pool and Card Tournaments
Fifty two members of St Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance met at St John hall Biddeford for a harvest supper and October business session. President Jean Belair led plans for bowling pool and card events with Roland Charland and Joseph Viger named co chairs. Four members ill were reported by the visiting committee and the social hour prize went to Donat Beauleu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean Baptiste de Bienfaisance Society
St. John Hall
Corner Elm
Main Streets
Biddeford
Alma Casteau
Gerard Letellier
Albert Pombriant
Jean Belair
Roland Charland
Joseph Viger
Josephites Belanger
Alfred Credit
Roger Nadeau
Joseph Charland
Donat Beauleu
Farewell Party for Mrs Hector in Scarborough
Mrs Hector, ending her terms at the Biddeford city clerk’s office, was guest of honor at a surprise farewell testimonial in Valle’s Scarborough. Organized by former coworker Mrs Dutremble, gifts included milk glass pieces. Attendees were Miss Molly Mahoney, Mrs Rita Peloquin, Mrs Dutremble, Mrs Jeanne Shevenell, Mrs Rita Dunton, and the guest of honor. Ralph Binette and Daniel Cantara contributed but did not attend. Mrs Hector plans to move to North Chelmsford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hector
Biddeford
Valle’s
Scarborough
Ann Dutremble
Mary ‘Molly Mahoney
Rita Peloquin
Hector
Dutremble
Jeanne Shevenell
Rita Dunton
Ralph Binette
Daniel Cantara
Hoctor
North
Chelmsford
Mass
Red Cross Makes Hospital Supplies for Togus and Augusta States
The Saco Red Cross group at First Congregational Church parish house produced wrappers for surgical instruments slings for casts and woolen jackets for Togus Veterans hospital. Next month will ship Christmas bags to Augusta State Hospital. Meeting held November 16 at United Baptist church with Mrs. Chester Pease as chairman and several named volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
First Congregational Church
Beach Street
Togus Veterans Hospital
Wll
Augusta State Hospital
United Baptist Church
Chester Pease
Harry Scammon
George Goodchild
Ethel Berwick
Frank Irish
Gertrude Farwell
Edmond Libby
Theresa County
Katherine Deering
Le Valiant Snowshoe Club Receives Union Admittance
The Le Valiant snowshoe club has been officially admitted to the American Snowshoe Union. Joseph Potvin, club president, was notified as Albert Cote of Le Montagnard in Lewiston sent the official notice. A special meeting set up a committee to find quarters and a charter is planned to be incorporated soon. Members or prospective members can contact Potvin for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Valiant
American Snowshoe Union
Joseph Potvin
Albert Cote
le Montagnard Club
Lewiston
Potvin
le Valignt Snowshoe Club
Biddeford Firemen Respond to False Alarm and Calls
Biddeford firefighters had a false alarm at Elm and Forest streets at 10 35 PM. Earlier Tank 1 answered two calls including an overflowed oil burner at Wilfred Lasante 15 Pool Street and a fire at a Biddeford city dump at Pool and Oak streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm and
Forest Streets
Biddeford
Farlier
Tank 1
Wilfred Lasante
Pool Street
Pool
Oak Streets
Teachers Feted At Reception In BHS Auditorium
Biddeford teachers were honored at a PTA hosted reception in Biddeford High School auditorium. More than 160 attendees, with Paul Larrabee and Mayor Clement Deschambault speaking, and corsages presented to teachers during the formal event and tea hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Fernand Bourque
George Wells
Clement Meserve
Clifford L. Clifford
Paul Larrabee
Clement Deschambault
Larrabee
Meserve
Bertha Thorner
Lorraine Harriman
Clifford
Paul Throumoulos
Frederick Olson
Norbert Twomey
Raymond Kelleher
Charles Droggitis
Alexander Droggits
Norman Peilly
Muriel Clarke
Saco AMVFTS Auxiliary To Give To Chest
The Boucouvais Dupuis Amvels post auxiliary in Saco plans a membership coffee for November 6 at 3 p.m. at the post home on Spring Street to benefit the Biddeford Saco Community Chest. Harriet Henderson chairs the affair with Helen Strout as Americanism and Civil Defense chair. Doris Kimball reports on a recent gift party and plans for a food sale October 28 at Bagley's. The next meeting is set for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Doris Kimball
Harriet Henderson
Bagley’s
Old Orchard Beach School To Have Sign
Old Orchard Beach school committees meet at Jameson school October 24. The high school student council is allowed to place an identification sign on the front lawn. Lunches will be served earlier on days with canceled afternoon classes. The patrol system was discussed and gym use rules set for outside groups. For large functions, groups must hire a policeman and a janitor. Attendees included Dr. Frank Lawler and trustees Mary Smith, Louis DeAngelis, and Leslie Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Jameson
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Lawler
Mary Smith
Louis DeAngelis
Leslie Wyman
Houk Named Yankees Manager After Stengel Departure
Ralph Houk a 41 year old former bench catcher was chosen as manager of the New York Yankees succeeding Casey Stengel. The contract runs for one year at Houk’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees Today
Casey Stengel
Houk
Advisory Letter From Maine Committee on Appointments
The advisory notes Old Town, Fairfield, Man set, Lewiston, Waterville, and Waldoboro figures including Mark T. Crowley and Mrs Har old Hersum. It states the committee was meticulous and disturbed that none of its recommendations were accepted and asks for clarification on where it erred to improve future efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
William B. Grow
Fairfield
Cyrus Eamlin
Manset
Mark T. Crowley
Lewiston
Harold D. Hersum
Waterville
A. D. Gray
Waldoboro
Homecoming Saturday for GSTC Alumni
Gorham State Teachers College invites all alumni to a Saturday homecoming with 10 a.m. registration in the student lounge. Visitors can tour the new science building, women's dormitory, and the start of the library and athletic field, then a 2 p.m. soccer game vs Rhode Island College at Gorham Raceway followed by an 8 p.m. dance in Russell Hall featuring the Hilltoppers. The Queen will receive a loving cup from Mrs Dana Brooks, wife of the new president, Dr Kenneth Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham State Teachers College
Rhode Island College
Gorham
Russell Hall
Hilltoppers
Dana Brooks
Kenneth Brooks
Girl Scouts Troop 24 Installation at Biddeford Scout Hall
Officers were installed at a Scout Hall meeting in Biddeford. Marjorie Kelleher, Joan Sczymecki, and Claire Poirier led the ceremony while Doris Angers spoke on grooming and dress. Members planned scrapbooks, earned My Government badges, and Homemaker and Hospitality badges were awarded to Jo Ann Stansberry and Connie Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Scout Hall
Pool Street
Biddeford
Marjorie Kelleher
Joan Sczymecki
Claire Poirier
Doris Angers
Jo Ann Stansberry
Connie Olson
Sandra Boisvert
Pat Griffin
Christine Hackett
Hilda Ouellette
Diane Demers
Diane Lapierre
Wayne Hutchins
Andra Angers
Greek Church Sets Oct 30 for New Edifice Opening
St Demetrios Greek Orthodox church trustees announce the Adams street Biddeford edifice will open October 30 with Matins and Divine Liturgy. Opening moved from October 23 due to final preparations. Dedication day postponed with December 4 tentative. Bishop will celebrate the Liturgy. Open house for non parishioners discussed after dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Adams Street
Biddeford
St. Demetrios
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford-Saco
Hartford seeks record alimony in misconduct case
Marjorie Steele Hartford, 31, files for 25 million dollars in alimony from Huntington Hartford, alleging misconduct with several women. Proceedings occur before State Supreme Court Justice Henry Epstein. Hartford, 48, a scion of the A and P food chain, married 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Huntington Hartford
State Supre Court
Henry Epstein
Marjorie Steele Hartford
Hartford
Hollywood
Activities For Lightning Club Are Announced
Richard Johnson was accepted as a new member of the Lightning club last night. During the business meeting reports were given by George Lessard the treasurer Paul Cordeau the secretary and Paul Desmarins maintenance. Louis Caron adviser announced that beginning tomorrow night at 8 30 the bowling league will start at the 20th held and the five best players will challenge other teams. Also Century alley a rolloff will be starting Monday night at 7 there will be a class on mechanics with an instructor present. The first project will be the overhauling of a generator. It was also announced that in two weeks boxing lessons will be held and if enough members were interested and capable the club would eventually hold amateur bouts. Electronic classes will also be starting the time to be announced. A committee was announced on maintenance for this week and includes Paul Beaudoin Thursday Ralph Prejean Monday and Richard Marcoux Tuesday. The fourth annual York County waltz and jitterbug contest was held and winners for the first week were for waltz Claudette Berthaume and Robert Morin of Biddeford and jitterbug contest winners were Steven Fleuryn Biddeford and Priscilla Boisvert of Old Orchard Beach. The second week winners for the waltz contest were Carole Roberge of Berlin NH and Peter Pierce of West Kennebunk and jitterbug contest winners were Louise Andrews of Biddeford and James Sullivan of Old Orchard Beach. The meeting was opened and closed with prayers by Larry Turcotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Lightning Club
George Lessard
Paul Cordeau
Paul Desmarins
Mainenance
Louis Caron
Century Alley
Paul Beaudoin
Ralph Prejean
Richard Marcoux
York County
Claudette Bertheaume
Robert Morin
Biddeford
Steven Fleuryn
Priscilla Boisvert
Old Orchard Beach
Carole Roberge
Berlin
N.hh
Peter Pierce
West Kennebunk
Louise Andrews
James Sullivan
Prayes
Larry Turcotte
Methodist Guild Names Food Sale Committee in Biddeford
The South Biddeford Methodist Guild set up a food sale committee for October 28 at Sam's Place. Chairwoman Marie Goldthwaite will be helped by Bessie Day Priscilla Tarbox Ruth Bailey. Proceeds go to the unit treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Biddefor
Siloam Hall
Ways and Means
Leighton Cheney
Sweetser Children's Home
Johnson
Doris Burleigh
Betty *Williams
Lucy Johnson
Wade Burnham
Dorothy Rumery
Priscilla Tarbox
Irma Marcille
Peggy Parsons
Laura McKenney
Ruth Bailey
Dorothy Peck
Ruth Hutchins
Goldthwaite
Pine Cone PS Votes Fund To Sweetser Home
The Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters met at the K of P Hall with Mrs. Ruth Kelly presiding. A donation was voted to the Sweetser home in Saco and a sunshiny basket will be sent to a sick member. The charter was draped for 30 days in memory of Past Grand Chief Mrs. Lillian Withan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Cone Temple Pythian Sisters
K of P
Ruth Kelly
Sweetser
Saco
Belle Cote
Hanson
Tasker Street
Lillian Withan
Edrina Blow
Malthe
Vina Miles
Clara Blouin
Woman In Hospital As Result Of Fall
Mrs Felix T Sheltra of Jefferson Street Biddeford is in Notre Dame hospital with a injured kneecap after a fall on the sidewalk near the gravel parking center on Washington Street. Loose stones caused the fall and she landed on her right knee. She was admitted last night and Dr Lean dre Charest is the attending physician. X rays were being taken to assess the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix T. Sheltra
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hosital
Bideford
Washington Street
Sheltra
Notre Dame Hospital
Leandre Charest
First heavy rain of month drenches southern Maine
PORTLAND AP The first heavy rain this month left up to nearly an inch in most of southern Maine today as the U S Weather Bureau warned of cold, wintry air and possible snow in the north. By midmorning more than a half inch had fallen at most stations. Portland recorded about an inch before noon. Snow in the north was not expected to accumulate or stay long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
U. S
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev sets disarmament plan at 15 nation panel
Khrushchev warned Reds threaten future policy as he spoke at the 15th General Assembly. He urged an extraordinary session next March and April to back a general and complete disarmament plan. He proposed expanding the East-West committee from ten to fifteen nations, with five new members. He said colonial empires have fallen apart since World War II and that Communist nations form a powerful camp, while the United States has lost military dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Widows Plan to Attend Kittery Fete
World War II Widows, Inc., accepted an invitation to attend the October 30 reception honoring Mrs. Martha Whitten of Kittery during the October meeting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Dubois. A moment of silence honored deceased husbands. roll call, officer appointments, and reports followed with a social committee named for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widows, Inc
Martha Whitten
Kittery
Elizabeth Dubois
Marie Rousselle
Amelia Bolduc
Georgeanna Champoux
Havel Smal
Eva Desautels
Berte Welch
Frances Lewis
Hazel Small
Westbrook
Obilene Cordeau
Desautels
Lewis
Small
Rose Guillereault
Champoux
Bertha Welch
Dubois
Cordeau
Biddeford KC Auxiliary October Social Reflects Hospitality
The Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus auxiliary held October social at the K of C hall with Mrs. Muriel Duprey and her committee in charge of hospitality. Prize winners included Mrs. Rose Cayer Mrs. Germaine Bisson Mrs. Aline Metayer Mrs. Marjorie Bisson Mrs. Doris Letourneau Mrs. Yvette Gobeil Mrs. Jeanne Leclair Mrs. Marie Forrest Mrs. Joan Paquette Mrs. Paulette Loranger Mrs. Doris Dussault Mrs. Paulette Millette and Miss Madeline Neault. The birthday prize went to Mrs. Claire Lantagne and special awards were presented to Mrs. Cayer Mrs. Rita Lessard and Mrs. Forrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Doris Dussault
Paulette Millette
Madeline Neault
Claire Lantagne
Cayer
Rita Lessard
Forrest
IRS Concedes Misleading Tax Deduction Rule For Seniors
The Internal Revenue Service admits the paragraph is misleading, noting that taxpayers may be unfairly charged more taxes. The law allows full medical expense deductions for both spouses if either is 65 or older, within broad dollar limits, contrary to new booklets suggesting under 65 rules. For those under 65, the deduction is only the amount exceeding 3 percent of taxable income, while the over 65 rule applies to either spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
The
Treasury
Maine Poll Split Ticket Winners Announced
Maine poll results show U S Rep Frank Coffin defeats Governor Reed in a split ticket. James Oliver defeats Peter Garland for 1st District Congress. Joan Donovan defeats Stanley Tupper for 2nd District. Clifford McIntire defeats David Roberts for 3rd District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Oneislature
U. S
Frank M. Coffin
John H. Reed
James C. Oliver
Peter A. Garland
Joan C. Donovan
Stanley R. Tupper
Clifford G. MctIntire
David G. Roberts
Hospital Board Names Officer Slate at Notre Dame Hospital
A nominating committee was formed at Notre Dame hospital as the board opened its first fall session to select officers for the November meeting. Chair man Albert Deshaies Rev H Tewis Cutler and Arthur Peloquin will carry the slate to the meeting, with Rev Sister Annunciata presenting the administration report. Board members present included Dr Leo P Taillon Msgr Elie Hevey Rev Arthur Dube Rev William Kelly Rev Edward Walsh Rev H Lewis Cutler Albert Deshaies Arthur Peloquin James Draggins Oscar J Poisson Charlemagne Fournier James Prendergast Judge Hilary Mahaney Dr J R Larochelle and hospital officers Rev Sister Annunciata and Rev Sister Vezina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Hospital
Albert Deshaies
H. Tewis Cutler
Arthur Peloquin
Sister Annunciata
Leo P. Taillon
Elie Hevey
Arthur Dube
William Kelly
Edward Walsh
H. Lewis Cutler
James Draggins
Oscar J. Poisson
Charlemagne Fournier
James Prendergast
Hilary Mahaney
J. R. Larochelle
Felix T. Sheltra
Vezina
Alumnae Halloween Costume Prizes Awarded in St Louis
St Joseph Alumnae held a Halloween party in a St Louis high school hall awarding costume prizes to Mrs Laurette Dumas Mrs Lorraine Ryan Mrs Ovila Marcel and Miss Theresa Clark. Other winners included Miss Hu cuette Jacques with Mrs Robert Cote Miss Paulette Janson and Mrs Noella Montambeau. The October hospitality committee served refreshments and a social committee was named for the November 16 meeting. Plans were made for tag days October 27 and 28 to aid the girls basketball team and for canned foods to be donated for Thanksgiving baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. Louis High School
Laurette Dumas
Lorraine Ryan
Ovila Marcel
Theresa Clark
Hucuette Jacques
Robert Cote
Paulette Janson
Noella Montambeau
Rita Cote
Doris Arcers
Jeannette Brochu
Alfred Bald
Marguerite Boucher
Rita Belair
Raymond Allie
Rose Boucher
Conrad Rineau
Theresa Gadbout
Albany Bergeron
Hunter Is Fined In Saco Court
Richard Boisvert of Biddeford was fined ten dollars in Saco Municipal court by Judge Hilary Mahaney on charges of hunting meadowlarks in a closed season. State game wardens were the complainants. In other action, Everett L. Bailey of West Falmouth, 37, faced a case for improper lighting on a trailer in a filing before Judge Mahaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Boisvert
Biddeford
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Everett L. Bailey
West Falmouth
Mahaney
Saco Firefighters Extinguish Rubbish Fire at Lincoln Street
Saco firemen extinguished a rubbish fire at 26 Lincoln Street last night. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Lincoln Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portland Aerie
Bertoline
Scout Council
Kennedy
Finch-Tregoff
Ladies Aid
St. Jean Society
Red Cross
Snowshoe Union
Owen-Davis
Armecrcan Legion
James Oliver
Saco Democratic Socielub
Edmund S. Muskie
Yank Post
GSTC
Greek Church
Methodist Guild
Pine Cone PS
Sweetser Home
Hospital Board
Hunter
Biddeford Piano Shop
Bacon Street
J. A. Gendron, Prop
Saco Electric
J. W. Neithercut & Sons & Storer Street
Free
George
Mason
Bill Dussault
Gove Street
Biddeford, Maine
Simard’s Furniture
Bear
Central Fire Station
DON & Bob’s
Tv, Inc
Hill St
City
Dial
Donald Beaudoin
Robert Lapierre
Edgar W. Simard
Strout Realty
Film St
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