Widow Mary S B White 88 dies in Saco area
Mrs Mary S B White 88 widow of Henry White and longtime New England resident died last night in a local nursing home. Born September 15 1878 in Cornwall England she moved from Dedham Massachusetts to this community five years ago. She leaves two sons Joseph H and John two daughters Edith Johanson Morse and Muriel Lamb six grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Burial will be at St Pauls Episcopal Dedham and interment at Blue Hill Cemetery Braintree. The Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco reports calling hours tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mary S. B. White
Henry White
Odessa Ave
Cornwall
England
Joseph
Sarah Harris Butler
United States
Boston
Dedham
Mass
Bowden R V Bowden of Saco Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Mrs Rose Bowden 52 of Grant Road Saco died suddenly this morning in Biddeford hospital born Sept 1 1914 in Nineveh NS daughter of Lloyd and Lydia Wentzell member of Saco United Baptist Church and Canadian Legion survived by widower Everett two sons Everett Jr and Robert R one sister Mrs Joseph Nason and three grandchildren funeral 2 p.m. Friday Shumway Funeral Home Spring Street Saco interment Buxton Lower Corner Cemetery viewing 7-9 tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 tomorrow
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Rose V. Bowden
Grant Road
Saco
Biddeford
Nineveh
N.S
Lloyd
Lydia Crouse Wentzell
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Buxton Lower Corner
Council Members to Pay Respects in Biddeford Funerals
Members of Council Chagnon and Union St. Jean Baptiste will meet at 7 PM at Adams Street hall Biddeford then proceed to Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St and Emond Funeral Home 72 Hill St to pay respects to Ubald Rossignol and Wilfred Grenier council members. Also note over a million U.S. women hold hunters licenses per estimates.
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Council
Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Biddeford Hall
Sansoucy
Stone St
Biddeford
Emond Funeral
Hill St
Ubald Rossignol
Wilfred
Grenier
Obituary notices and funeral home contacts listed
Funeral directors Emond's and Shumway with addresses and phone numbers in Saco Maine. Denett & Craig also listed with street address and contact number for services.
Funeral notices from Old Orchard Beach and Saco
Notices for Mary S B White age 88 of Old Orchard Beach formerly Dedham Mass with burial at St Pauls in Dedham and interment at Blue Hill Cemetery Braintree Mass calling hours at Dennett & Craig Funeral Home Saco flowers omitted Also Rose V Bowden longtime Grant Road Saco funeral at Shumway Funeral Home with interment and viewing times arranged by Philip H Gross Sr Director
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White
Old Orchard Beach
Mary S. B. White
Odessa Ave
Dedham
Mass
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Blue Hill Cemetery
Braintree
Dennett & Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Card of Thanks for Kind Care and Support
Mrs Annie Normand thanks the nurses and Dr Wolfahrt for their care and expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers gifts and cards received during her recent stay at the ta ken wuppival.
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Dr. Wolfahrt
The
Taken
Prayer gathering for Wilfrid Grenier held by circle
Members of Our Lady of Fatima Circle will meet at 7 15 p.m. at Sansoucy Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford to offer prayers for Wilfrid Grenier father of Mrs Lucille Pare a member within the circle
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Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Sansoucy
Stone St
Biddeford
Wilfrid Grenier
Lucille Pare
Vehicle Damaged In Saco Accident Involving Purvis and Labbe
Saco police report a convertible driven by Clifford A. Purvis 30 of Saco sustained a ripped top and broken window when a parked delivery truck door opened as the car passed on Stor er Street early today. No damage estimate was available.
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Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Robert W. Labbe
Middle St
Storer Street
Organization backs cultural building plan in Augusta
The Citizens Action Committee said a coalition of groups representing over 100000 people supports the $4.8 million Maine Cultural Building bond issue. The project would fund construction of a combined state library, archives and museum and the bond will go to voters on November 8.
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Augusta
Citizens Action Committee
Maine
Waterville Paratrooper Killed in Vietnam Blast
Pfc. George Belanger, a Waterville resident and paratrooper, died from a mortar blast near Da Nay in Vietnam. He enlisted in June 1965 after his junior year at Waterville High School and had been in country since May. His parents confirmed the death with the Department of Defense on Tuesday.
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Waterville
George Belanger
da Nay
Department of Defense
Belanger
U. S. Army
Waterville High School
Viet Nam
Petition to Commute Sentence Seeks Board Review
Mrs. Lezime Raymond files fifth petition to commute her husband’s sentence. Gov Reed and the Executive Council will hear on December 7. Her husband, a former Watersville police officer, is imprisoned on rape charges after about 21 years on concurrent sentences.
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Augusta
Lezime Raymond
Reed
Executive Council
Watersville
Voter Registration Hours Announced by Town Clerk
Town Clerk Barbara E. Lord says regular voter registration hours are during town office hours on November 2 3 and 4 and additional hours from 7 to 9 p m on November 4 The notice also mentions spice mace derived from nutmeg covering and aboriginal ornamentation of weapons for power though these lines seem unrelated to registration details.
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Old Orchard Beach
Barbara E. Lord
Local Health At Needle Hospital And Naval Seadrome Operations
Quinto Leoncini a 95 Middle St Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital Biddeford. Arthur Borduas of 198 Pool St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Raymond Ferland of 33 Stockman Ave Saco is a medical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Mrs Alice Ouellette Hills Beach Biddeford is a medical care at Notre Dame Hospital. Mark F Ayer USN aviation electronics technician second class son of Mr and Mrs Bernard F Ayer of Kennebunkport is aboard USS Salisbury Sound AV 13 conducting Seadrome operations Buckner Bay Okinawa.
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Quinto Leoncini
Middle St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Alice Ouellette
Hills Beach
Notre Dame
Arthur J. Borduas
Pool St
Notre Dame Hospital
Raymond Ferland
Stockman Ave
Mark F., Ayer
USN
Bernard F. Ayer
Kennebunkport
Salisbury Sound
Buckner Bay
Okinawa
Luke E Hart Council to hold monthly social meeting
The Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus will meet Thursday at 8 p m in the K of C Hall Washington Street Biddeford Exemplification of the second degree will take place The No Mo Bulges Tops Club meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at GAR Hall Saco Past Commanders Night observed by Tighe Beau doin Farley Post American Legion tomorrow evening at the Post Home Elms Street Biddeford A clam chowder supper will be served at 7 p m followed at 8 p m by a business meeting
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Luke E. Hart
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Washington Street
Biddeford
Gar Hall
Saco
Tighe-Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion
Post
Elms Street
Community prayer services and choir schedules in Saco and Biddeford
The Advent Christian Church bids Biddeford hosts a Thursday 7 30 p m prayer service open to all. Saco schools hold Thursday choir rehearsals with Junior at 315 p m and Senior at 7 p m. Midweek prayer meets at 7 30 p m at Bible Baptist Saco. First Assembly of God holds Thursday 7 30 p m prayer at 22 Pleasant St Saco. A rummage sale at United Church of Christ Biddeford is postponed to Nov 4. Sponsored by the Women’s Fellowship. The wood ibis is the only stork native to the United States and is a misnomer.
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Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Biddeford
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Women’s Fellowship of the Parish
United States
All About Iguanas And Other Pet Forum Q A
Iguanas, six foot modern lizards, contrast with 30 foot iguanodon. Discuss care, feeding, temperament, and handling risks. Plus pet forum tips on fish, guinea pig litters, canaries, gravel in tanks, hamster cages, parakeet molting, and training an ocelot.
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Mexico
Central
South America
Johnson Visits Vietnam and Joins Soldiers in Farewell
President Johnson travels to Vietnam in a secret, rapid visit, greeting Westmoreland and the South Vietnamese leadership. He reviews 897 U S troops, dines with GIs, pins Purple Hearts, and signs autographs as he urges tempo in the war effort and urges homeward bound morale.
Weather at Portland Tonight and Thursday
Portland weather forecast reports tonight as fair and seasonably cool with low temperatures of 30 to 35 degrees and light variable winds. Thursday will be mostly sunny with little temperature change, highs in the 50s and gentle northerly winds.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather for New England
U S Weather Bureau five day forecast for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island shows temperatures Thursday through Monday averaging 2 to 6 degrees below normal. Mild Thursday and cooler Friday with little change afterward. Precipitation expected under one tenth of an inch overall, up to five tenths in Vermont. Brief showers in northern areas Thursday, with showers in most sections Friday and again Monday.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Saco Police Round Up Loose Horses on North Street
Early today Saco police received a report of several horses loose on North Street. Sgt. Charles Desper and Patrolman Roger Guinard located the animals and drove them back onto the fenced property of their owner Jesse Gay on Milliken Road.
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Saco
North Street
Charles Desper
Roger Guinard
Jesse Gay
Milliken Road
New Police Station For Saco Studied
A Tuesday night meeting of the Police and Fire Commission discussed a study into a new Saco police station in the next weeks. Voters previously approved 20000 for the project, but federal matching funds ran out, leaving the status uncertain.
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Saco
Police and Fire Commission
Commission
Peter A. Danton
Kennebunkport
Bryce Milne
FCC
Police and Fire Department
Milne
Life Magazine backs Brown and Rockefeller for reelection
Life Magazine endorses California Governor Edmund G Brown and New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller for a third term in a first time editorial endorsement of state candidates. Brown is praised as safer in his hands amid California’s explosive politics. Rockefeller is lauded for a “courageous comeback” and Albany record.
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New York
Life Magazine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Edmund G. Brown
California
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Life
Rockefeller
Albany
Frank D. O'Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Paul Adams
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
Endicott Peabody
Kiwanis Club Hears About Youth Center Plans
Old Orchard Beach Maj. Raymond Wilson of Portland Salvation Army spoke to the Kiwanis at the American Legion Hall. He outlined the new youth center project, Salvation Army activities, and the organization’s aims and accomplishments. President Arthur Dickson Jr presided. John Wortman played piano. Rev. William Malpass gave the invocation. Roger Tousignant reported on the recent community dinner.
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Old Orchard Beach
Raymond Wilson
Portland
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Hall
Arthur Dickson Jr
John Wortman
William Malpass
Roger Tousignant
Coffee Fundraiser By Thursday Club At Biddeford Home
The Thursday Club Ways and Means Committee hosted a morning coffee at Mrs. William O'Sullivan's Biddeford residence. The event, deemed successful by club officials, featured pourers including Mrs. Carroll Donovan and Dr. Theresa LaFountain, with a long list of attendees led by numerous local residents and club members.
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Ways and Means
William O’sullivan
Biddeford
Carroll Donovan
Carlyle Atkinson
Albert Gardella
Theresa LaFountain
Eloi LaCroix
Robert Parenteau
Carleton Davis
Claude Faulkner
Robert Perrin
Leona Thompson
James Wheeler
Norman Reilly
Robert L. Noble Sr
Robert L. Noble Jr
Albert Whitehurst
George Butler
Orville Pollard
Lewis Lachance
Thomas H. Simpson
Basil Emery
John Boland
Stephen White
Phyllis Cosgrove
Howard Giles
Urbain L. Langevin
Clifford Clifford
Robert Lockhart
Roger Robert
Annie Phillips
William Swanton
Felix Sheltra
Emile Drouin
Hilary Mahoney
Wallace Evans
Gladys Winston
C. E. Craig
Florence FE. Ree
Edmond B. Hopkins
Leo Simensky
Carl Haas
Edward Carp
Roland Poisson
Thomas Parady
John Barrett
Reginald McAdoo
Charles Green
Fredrick Small
Republicans Accused Of Dirty Campaign Tactics
Washington AP report on Democratic Chairman John Bailey accusing Republicans of a doctored Des Moines speech tape used in fall campaigns. Nixon counters Kennedy’s Viet Nam remarks. Archibald denied GOP claims of bias. Romney weighs 1968 presidential strategy.
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Washington
John M. Bailey
Johnson
Bailey
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Viet Nam
Samuel J. Archibald
Nonpartisan Campaign Practices Committee
Bob Wilson
Rcalif
Archibald
House of Representatives
Wilson
Michigan
George Romney
Property Sale at Temple Avenue Old Orchard Beach
The former Lancie property at 236 Temple Avenue Old Orchard Beach was sold to Craig Worthing of Saco for his residence. Negot iated through N P Scontras Agency Realtors 194 Main Street Saco.
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Lancie
Temple Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Craig Worthing
Saco
Bath
Worthing
N. P. Scontras
Realtors
Main Street
River Bottom Logs Still Recovered From Deep Water
River logging crews report best day totaling 1,400 feet salvaged for the mill. Work occurs mainly in 20 foot depth water with some sections down to 50 feet. Logs submerged long ago, some ax cut, show less deterioration if air is excluded.
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Range
Thatcher's Creek
Danis
Oriskany hit by blaze as Johnson tours Viet Nam bases
The Oriskany carrier suffered a major fire in its forward hangar bay with 33 dead and three crew seriously injured. President Johnson reportedly visited Viet Nam incognito, touring northern bay area hospitals and an air base housing four F4 Phantom squadrons. Casualties included helicopter losses and 540 planes total, as Thayer Two began with 1st Cavalry actions near Qui Nhon.
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Bay
Johnson
U.S. Army
Navy
Yankee Station
Gulf of Tonkin
North
Viet Nam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Oriskany
Constellation
John H. Jarrobine
Manila
Quang Ngai City
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Binh Thuan
South Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Qui Nhon
Manila speech absence fuels Viet Nam visit speculation
President Johnson's no show in Manila sparks talk of an unannounced trip to South Viet Nam. Allies' withdrawal offer remains unreported in Hanoi and Peking with mixed signals from Soviet agency. U.S. air cavalrymen rout a Viet Cong unit. two helicopters shot down as decisions on expanding the war delay. Civil rights leader A Philip Randolph proposes a $155 billion poverty program.
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Johnson
Manila
Philippines
Viet Nam
Secret Service
United States
South Viet Nam
Texas
Westmoreland
Sam Houston Johnson
Coonskin
Air Force 12Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Thieu
Viet
Nam
Hanoi
Peking
U.S
Asia
Pacific
Mekong Delta
National
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
General Motors
A. Philip Randolph
James A. Pike
Episcopal House of Bishops
Upland College
Salvation Army
Fred Waring
Washington
River bottom lumber stocks stretch for years
Danis said there is enough lumber on the river bottom to last for a good many years, noting it is almost as good as freshly cut after considerable time to dry.
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Danis
Firemen Called To Reach Home Twice
Firemen were called to the home of Mrs. Hazel Madden at 22 Atlantic Ave yesterday for a reported wiring fire in a television set. Upon arrival, rescuers found the wiring smouldering and later aided Mrs. Madden who suffered a heart ailment before an ambulance transported her to Webber Hospital in Biddeford for care.
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Old Orchard Beach
Hazel Madden
Atlantic Ave
Madden
Unclaimed Billions Claim Highlights Lost Asset Owners
A tracing company reports more than 15 billion dollars remain unclaimed as owners are unknown or unreachable, leaving vast sums in limbo and prompting calls for better tracing. The claim underscores uncertainties about asset ownership and the need for improved recovery mechanisms.
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Mary White
Mrs. Rose Bowden
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Dial
Wuppival
Annie Normand
Memoriam
Msgr
Arthur J. Duke
Jesus
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Assembly of Coo
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
All
By J.J. McCoy
PET Forum
C.G
Andover
Paul Mercier
Thursday Club
Santa Tomas, Philippine University
Harvard University
Associated Press
U.s.-Asia
Paul Truman
Maine Auto Driving School
York County
Alfred Street
Biddeford, Maine
CiAssiove
Alto
Siovs
Martinique
Youland
Jewelry
Deta
Trade-Mart
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