Saco Rebekah lodge meeting and installation events
The Saco Rebekah lodge meets Saturday at 7 30 PM in Saco Odd Fellows hall with District 2 deputy president Nellie Wallace visiting. An officers installation occurs at 8 PM at the Emery Street hall in Biddeford. Also notes Notre Dame Thrift Shop Group B substitution and the 19th annual TWUA Ladies auxiliary banquet at Union hall Biddeford with Muriel’s orchestra.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Saco
Ladies Auxiliary
TWUA
Union Hall
Main
Biddeford
Muriel
Church notes from Biddeford and surrounding towns
The Saco Salvation Army Junior Bandana meets Saturday morning. Confessions are heard Saturday at St Monica Kennebunk from 4 to 5 pm and at St Martha Kennnebunk from 4 to 9 and 8 pm. Confessions at St Mary Wells are set for 2:30 to 3:30 pm. Holy Communion will be celebrated Saturday for the Feast of St Simon and St Jude at 8 am in Christ Episcopal Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandana Soongsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
S. Martha Church
Kennnebunk
St. Mary Church
Wells
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Moon rockets and Saturn goals outlined for Apollo era
NASA officials outlined a path to a 1967 three man Apollo moon mission with Saturn research shots, aiming for a 1964 two stage orbiter and a 1966 high thrust Saturn to send Apollo into lunar orbit. Debus and Canright projected high success probabilities as four engines burned for 199 seconds and 115 seconds for outer engines with tight timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Apollo
Lunar
Kurt Debus
NASA
Launch Control Center
Richard B. Canright
Ugh Project
Inta
Maine State Grange weighs salt substitute for icy roads
The Maine State Grange awaited a Highway Department substitute to salt lessen road corrosion as icy conditions persist. Other resolutions urged restoring heart bounty and enacting mandatory blood tests for motorists suspected of drunken driving during the annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine State Grange
State Highway Department
Grange
Fire at Saco city dump briefly contains no damage
Saco fire department responded to a dump fire off Cumberland Avenue yesterday. A booster line was used and no damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Cumberland Avenue
Quiet BIDDEFORD Sees No Incidents Overnight
Biddeford remained quiet overnight with no police accidents, no municipal court sessions, no fire calls, and no ambulance log entries recorded. The city showed no notable activity in these public safety records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Deaths Clayton A. Paul former Buick dealer in Saco
Clayton A. Paul 57 former Buick auto agency owner in Saco died suddenly yesterday at Biddeford hospital. A resident of 520 Main Street he operated the Thornton avenue agency from 1946 to 1959. Born October 26 1886 in Buffalo N Y he was son of Albert L and Geraldine Kraus Paul. Survived by widow Grace Crane Paul a daughter Judith Paul and brother Edward K Paul Toledo? No Buffalo. Funeral tomorrow at 2 from Dennett and Craig funeral home 365 Main Street Saco with calling hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today burial in Laurel Hill cemetery Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton A. Paul
Buick Auto Agency
Saco
Biddeford
Main Street
Thornton Avenue
Buffalo
N. Y
Albert L
Geraldine Kraus Paul
Clayton A Paul, Jr
First Parish Congregational Church
Grace (Crane) Paul
Judith Paul
Edward K. Paul
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Sylvestre Rites Set For Biddeford Resident Napoleon Sylvestre
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 30 a m from St Joseph church for Napoleon Sylvestre of Biddeford. Survivors include his widow Malvina Sylvestre. Friends may call at Sansoucy funeral home, Stone street, Biddeford, until 10 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Church
Napoleon Sylvestre
Biddeford
Malvina Sylvestre
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Funeral services for Maurice Labbe set at 8:30 tomorrow
Maurice Labbe an Arundel resident and Chalice society member died suddenly Wednesday at a Biddeford hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 8 30 at St Joseph church Friends may call today at Sansoucy funeral home Stone street Biddeford until 10 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Maurice Labbe
Arundel
The
Chalice Society
Biddeford
Sansoucy
Stone Street
Funeral services for Alas EF Auger held in Old Orchard Beach
Funeral services were held yesterday for Alas EF Auger a Kinney Shores resident from Faith Tabernacle Old Orchard Beach. Officiating was Rev Russell KK Pier and burial was in Laurel Hill cemetery Saco. Bearers were Robert Brown Clayton Alward James Petten gill and Edgar Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auger
Kinney Shores
Faith Tabernacle
Old Orchard Beach
Russell KK
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco
Robert Brown
Clayton Alward
James Pettengill
Edgar Saunders
Beach Voters Registration To Be Continued
Beach voters in Old Orchard Beach may register next week during regular office hours. Registration at week’s end will count toward town meeting representation under the new charter. Each district of five councilor areas gets one town meeting member per 50 residents. Only registrations by next week’s close will be counted for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Stock market mixed after early rise fades in New York
In moderate trading, the AP average rose slightly to 258.30 at noon, with industrials higher and rails and utilities lower. Major movers included Bethlehem steel earnings lift, Saturn project gains for North American Aviation and General Dynamics, and divestiture pressure on Union Carbide. Dow off 1.92 at 698.86 as bonds advanced on the American Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Bethlehem
Motors
Chrysler
Union Carbide
North American Aviation
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Martin-Marietta
General Motors
Federal Trade Commission
Carbides
Vishing Corp
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Mina
Gardiner Attorney Given Suspended Sentence for Embezzlement
Augusta AP reports Paul F. Fitzpatrick a Gardiner attorney received a suspended one to three year sentence on an embezzlement charge. He was placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to embezzling 166 dollars from Ernest Goggin in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta AP
Paul F. Fitzpatrick
Gardiner
Ernest Goggin
Fire destroys barn. 130 cattle killed in Bangor farm loss
A fire at the Hugh Davis farm in Bangor destroyed a two story barn with milking gear and about 300 tons of newly stored hay. The blaze killed 130 cattle and caused more than 100000 dollars in damage. Cause of the fire was not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Hugh Davis
Clearing and Cooler Portland Weather Forecast Ad
This afternoon fair with clouds and breezy cool conditions. Tonight clear and colder with light winds. Saturday sunny and mild. Advertisement for White Buick used cars at 467 Elm St Biddeford urges contact at 2-1575. Zone 1 temperatures range from the low 50s this afternoon to the mid 20s tonight with city readings listed for Caribou Eastport Greenville Portland Old Town Rumford Mt Wash Concord Montreal.
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Portland
Buick
Elm St
Biddeford
Cail
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Montreal
October Tides and Daylight Theoretical Table
Ocean tide data shows high and low levels for October with times in A M and P M. The table lists values by date, indicating standard time adjustments and numerical tide measurements across several days and columns.
Prizes Awarded at Ste. Therese Halloween Party
At Ste. Therese Halloween social in St John hall Adams Street winners in the masquerade parade were Mrs Alden Racine Mrs Annie Bochard Mrs Lena Grenier and Mrs Lillian Viger. Card party prizes went to Mrs Rose Trottier first Mrs Florida LaBranche second Mrs Annette Paquette third Mrs Gertrude Boutet fourth Mrs Desire Auger fifth and Mrs Marguerite Lamirande consolation. Special prizes were given to several women and refreshments served by Miss Lucienne C Metayer, president, assisted by Mrs R Gregoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Ste. Therese
Union St. Jean Baptist of America
St. John Hall
Adams Street
Alden Racine
Annie Bochard
Lena Grenier
Lillian Viger
Rose Trottier
Florida LaBranche
Annette Paquette
Gertrude Boutet
Desire Auger
Marguerite Lamirande
L. Grenier
Muriel Lemieux
Lucianna Roy
Eglantine Roy
Lucienne Trottier
Rhea’ Gregoire
Lucienne C. Metayer
R. Gregoire
New Biddeford Shopping Center Near Completion
Edward Connors of Eastern Development Corp reports the Biddeford center at Graham and Elm streets is nearing completion with a hot top asphalt parking area for four acres, 396 spaces, plate glass units, electric power, and ceiling tile soon. First National will occupy the largest space at 16,000 square feet and there will be a laundromat, S and H Green stamps store, a drug store, and an unnamed tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham and
Elm Streets
Biddeford
Edward Connors
Eastern Development Corporation
Connors
First National
S and H Green Stamps
East Biddeford II Auxiliary Plans Fundraising Basket
East Biddeford II Auxiliary discussed a Thanksgiving basket fund raising project at its first fall meeting held at Mrs. Rachel Thibeault's home in Biddeford. Dues were collected by Mrs. Doris Boucher pro tem for Mrs. Doris Lamontagne. The summer canteen report was read by Rita Boucher, president. Two new members were voted in, Mrs. Pauline Garnache and Mrs. Rita Soignon, followed by a social with refreshments for listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Biddeford
Little League
Rachel Thibeault
Biddeford
Doris Boucher
Doris Lamontagne
Rita Boucher
Pauline Garnache
Rita Soignon
Edwilda Berthiaume
Boucher
Garnache
Claire Gosselin
Eleanor Lejeunesse
Rita Loignon
Muriel Sylvestre
Jeannette Tardif
UN Anniversary Observed By AMVETS Auxilliary
AMVETS auxiliary in Biddeford held a meeting at the post home on Alfred Street to mark the United Nations sixteenth anniversary. A We Believe seals distribution, plans for Halloween bags at Sweetser Home, flag brochure distribution, and Veterans Day parade participation were announced. Also noted were hospital, Americanism, and memorial funds, a Pearl Harbor Day observance set for December 7, and a December covered-dish supper plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Merton Ira Staples Amvets
Post
Alfred Street
Biddeford
U N Nations
Cecile Pyer
Sweetser Children’s Home
Saco
Community Chest
National Amvets Auxiliary Memorial Fellowship Fund
Frances Allen
Rita Potvin
Americanism
Allen
Memorial Field
Willie Gregoirt
Togus Veterans Hospital
Saco Receives 750 Gallon Fire Truck For City
Saco will take delivery of a 750 gallon pumper from Howe Fire Apparatus in Indiana. The truck leaves Anderson for a shakedown November 1 and is due in Saco November 6 under a three year lease purchase at 12995 dollars. The unit replaces a 1000 gallon pumper ordered earlier. A city center opening is planned for mid November.
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Saco
Anderson
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Indiana
Howe
New England Vignettes Ticks and Troubles Across the Region
In Massachusetts wild turkeys are spreading from central areas to Berkshire woodlands, with researchers urging cautious hunting to aid the birds. A Boston minister balances church state studies at Boston College while Jesuit educators guide the program. Elm disease research aims to vaccinate trees via bark coatings, and bats in Cape Cod summers insect the region before wintering in Vermont caves. Police warn drivers to stay clear of fire crews, while sociologists note delinquents disfavor heavy drinking. A Branford anniversary offers simple life wisdom, and the Lowell Humane Society reports rescuing 27 cats to seven dogs, highlighting differing animal rescues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Berkshire
William Sneldon
Wildlife Research Unit
University of Massachusetts
Birth Announcements From Webber Hospital Area
A long list of birth notices from Webber Hospital and area residents. Daughters and sons arrive for Coffron Vadnais Sylvestre Gagne Laverriere Chamberlain Maling Davis Carter Mills Lacroix Boissard Wormwood Boisvert Boisvert Bernier Collins Chase and others, with weights and dates in October.
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Forrest R. Coffron
West Kennebunk
Nancy Alice
Paul M. Vadnais
High Street
Saco
Helen Theresa
Joseph Danis
Alcide Vadnais
Raoul A. Sylvestre
Quimby Street
Biddeford
Arthur R. Gagne
Hill Street
Tammy Jean
Robert J. Laverriere
Green Street
Steven Roger
Paul G
Chamberlain
Stacey — Street
Street
David Paul
Roger B. Maling
RFD 1
Kennebunk
Kimberly Ann
John W. Davis
Stone Street
Rachel Magdalene
Gerald L. Carter
Smithwheel Road
Old Orchard Beach
Clinton L. Mills
Pleasant Street
Angela Joy
Joseph P. Lacroix
Old Salt Road
Old Orchard Reach
Helen
Robert A. Boissard
Biddefort
Karen Marie
George W. Wormwood
Ferry
Maurice F. Boisvert
Red. Arundel
Leo Lefebvre
Irving Street
Dahier
Dunstan Church Harvest Fair Set By West Scarborough Group
The Women’s Society of West Scarborough Methodist Church plans a harvest fair at Dunstan Church on Thursday November 2. It opens at 11 am with tables of aprons gifts notions candy grabs and home cooked foods and a rummage sale. A noon cafeteria will offer lobster stew and snacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Society of the West Scarborough Methodist Church
Dunstan
Fairly Good Day for Sam Rayburn in Baylor Hospital
Dallas Texas House Speaker Sam Rayburn aged 79 remained in serious condition at Baylor Hospital after cancer treatment. Physicians said he had a fairly good day Thursday despite incurable illness.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Rayburn
Maine Senator Responds to Russia Nuclear Threat
Maine Senator Margaret Jon Smith, a Republican, commented Thursday night on Russia's nuclear threats and the implications for U.S. defense policy. The remarks emphasized deterrence and diplomatic channels, while urging continued vigilance and allied coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly (Ap
Margaret Jon Smith
Maine
Thurgday
Russia
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Plans Halloween Activities
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary met to finalize plans for a children's Halloween party on October 31 at the fire station. Volunteers were asked to report by 1 PM. A hospitality committee for November 2 was appointed with Joan Larochelle and Ruth Wormwood in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Hospitalit
Joan Larochelle
Ruth Wormwood
Carol St. Ours
Reading
Laurette
Blue Feather Council Nominates Officers for Pocahontas Body
The Blue Feather Council of Pocahontas held its first officer nomination at Mrs. Alice Genthner home. Nominated were Pauline Simms Wenonah Cecile Jacques Genthner Demers Burba Ivy Semo Jacques Berry. Ivy Semo reported as Great Council delegate with thanks. Meeting remains at Biddeford home until Genthner recovers. Special awards awarded to Wood Semo Burba. Next meeting set for November 30 with Wood in charge of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Feather Council
Pocahontas
Alice Genthner
Biddeford
Pauline Simms
Sylvia Smart
Wenonah
Cecile Jacques
Clara Demers
Wampum
Josephine Burba
Ivy Semo
Jacques
Great Council
Norma Berry
Portland
Genthner
Mary Wood
Semo
Miss Burba
Simms
Burba
Western Allies face off with Soviet armor at Berlin gate
Soviet antitank guns face the Western sector as tanks halt near the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint. American and British spokesmen report no general alert while reinforcing patrols are noted. U.S. battalions conduct brief armoured sorties to reassert occupancy rights, with Soviet tanks altering the outlook. East German authorities block civilians, while American service members sometimes pass with IDs or armed escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Friedrichstrasse
U.S
Brandenburg Gate
United States
East Berlin
Reed backs educational television push in state race
Gov Reed urged support for educational television at a Hancock County Extension meeting and eyed favorable action in a coming special session. He framed ETV as a tool to improve schooling and bolster the United States in the ideological and scientific cold war with communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
ETV
Ellsworth
America
Hancock County Extension Association
Infant Dedication Planned At Saco United Baptist
The Saco United Baptist church will conduct infant dedications during Sunday worship. Gary Paul McCallum and Theodore John Milne Jr. will be dedicated by Rev. Stanley A. Bennett. Sermon topic is Dry Bones and a children’s talk titled The Best and The Worst Part. The chancel choir debuts with Glory to God and He That Dwelleth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco United Baptist Church
Stanley A. Bennett
Gary Paul McCallum
Paul McCallum
Theodore John Milne, Jr
Theodore John Milne
Bennett
Palestrina
Glenna Bradeen
Clayton A. Eaton
Galbraith
Mary Hill
Rodney E. Watson
Maine Legion Boost From Biddeford Post Meeting
Robert Dodge of Biddeford was approved for membership at the Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley post meeting in Biddeford. The post reported 65 paid 1962 dues as of October 19 aiding Maine toward the Early Bird award. Plans include Thanksgiving baskets and Veterans Day eve open house with a buffet lunch by the auxiliary. discussions covered fundraisers and reports from officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dodge
Biddeford
Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley Post
American, Legion
Elm Street
Joseph Hanusek
Department of Maine
National
Auxiliary
Oliva Bolduc
Royal Sheltra
House
Bolduc
Togus Veterans Hospital
Alfred Buzzell
Goodwin-Labbe-Taylor
Dayton
Edward Farley
George Boutin
Nelson Bergeron
Robert Boucher
Memorial Field
Biddeford-Saco
Rita Bolduc Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Rita Bolduc of Old Orchard Beach was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Aurore Olin in Biddeford. She will wed Richard Olin on November 4 at St Margaret church, Old Orchard Beach, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Bolduc
Old Orchard Beach
Aurore Olin
Atlantic Avenue
Biddeford
Bolduc
Richard Olin
St. Margaret Church
Marguerite Bolduc
Alice Lemme
Carmen Boutin
Nancy Janelle
Jeannette Bedard
Cecile Bolduc
Jeannette Bold
Homecoming Day at Thornton Game
Thornton Academy plans homecoming activities including free admission for players parents to the Thornton Cheverus football game at the academy athletic field Saturday afternoon. A tea for players coaches and parents will follow at Headmaster and Mrs Bowie’s home on the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Academy
Thornton- Cheverus
Robert Bowie
Hi-Lighters Club Elects Officers at Burns School
Officers were chosen at the first Hi-Lighters club meeting in Room 14 Burns school Saco Daniel San porn named president Robert Westburg vice president Daniel Cyr secretary Patrick Jansen treasurer and Mary Winston class reporter under adviser Mrs Stella Turner The group meets Fridays at the school and leads this week's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Lighters Club
Burns School
Saco
Daniel San Porn
Robert Westburg
Daniel Cyr
Patrick Jansen
Mary Winston
Stella Turner
Book Review Is Given For Lydia Circle
Lydia Circle of Laconized Baptist Churchwomen met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Nickerson Biddeford. Deov tions were led by Mrs. Nickerson. Sweaters were received to be Sent to Hong Kong. The Love Gift was presented and dedicated by Mrs. George Skillings. Mrs. Ossian Johnson reviewed Land for Eldorado. The secretary's report was given and refreshments were served, followed by a social hour. Attending were Mrs. Harold Smith Mrs. Ossian Johnson Mrs. Ernest Ladd Mrs. Ralph Nickerson Mrs. George Skillings Miss Ruth Severance Miss Georgie Severance Mrs. Vera Kimball Mrs. Roy Watson Mrs. Hazel Osgood Mrs. George Wilson Mrs. Waveland King and Mrs. Frank Whitten. The next meeting will be November 16 at the home of Mrs. Whitten Ocean Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Ralph Nickerson
Grayson Street
Biddeford
Nickerson
Hong Kong
George Skillings
Ossian Johnson
Eldorado
Harold Smith
Ernest Ladd
Ruth Severance
Georgie Severance
Vera Kimball
Roy Watson
Hazel Osgood
George Wilson
Waveland King
Frank Whitten
Whitten
Ocean Park
Teachers Pay Level For UM Graduates Up
University of Maine placement chief says the 1960-61 report shows starting teaching salaries in Maine at 4068.60 for ten months, nearly matching non teaching University graduates at 4944.00. Out-of-state teaching jobs pay higher at 4464.00, and about 70 percent of UM students take teaching positions within Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
Maine
Ruth Circle Holds Meeting At Beach
Ruth Circle of Saco United Baptist Churchwomen met in October at the home of Mrs. Gloria Stickney in Old Orchard Beach. Mrs. Isabelle Wilbur led the business session and Mrs. Shirley Doe conducted devotions. Mrs. Steven Johnson read a history of several church hymns as refreshments followed. Present were Mrs. Doe, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Stickney, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Nichols, Mrs. Stanley Bennett, and Mrs. Blanche Furber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Saco
Cake Decorating Show Draws Crowd at Goodwins Mills
A cake decorating show drew about 487 guests from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts for special awards. Exhibits included a castle cake by Mrs Laurette L Heureux and a Mt McKinley scenery cake by Lois Cole. Special prize went to Mrs Theresa Wentworth. An Alfred wedding cake by instructor Mrs Althea Michaud announced as first in the area with plans for another display in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Laurette L’heureux
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Lois Cole
Theresa Wentworth
Alfred
Althea Michaud
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Emery Street
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Notre Dame Thrift Shop
Elphege Paradis
White Church
Norma Bickford
Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Crescent Club
Hammond Peterson
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Sylvestre
Labbe
Alas F. Auger
Beach
Ste. Therese
East Biddeford II Auxiliary
Amvets
John B. Knox
John David Erb
Copley Methodist Church
New England Conference Board of Christian Social Concerns
Boston College
Robert J. Drinan
S.J
B.C. College of Law
Albert E. Dimond
Uilul
Harold Hitchcock
Middlebury College
Cape Cod
Vermont
Gardner
Mass
Joseph T. Renes
Duke University
L. George Maddox
Stowe, Vt
Frank Mackey
Branford, Conn
Lowell, Mass
Humane Society
Webber Hospital
Saco Hospital
Charles Johnson
Hollis Center
Garry Cecil
Leon Starbird
David William
William J. Cantara
Massapequa
Stuart William
Western Avenue
Warren L. Wright
Manchester
N. H
John FE. Edfors
Richardson House
Lying- In Hospital
Emile Boisvert
Bristol
Chase
Gloria Gendron
Henry Gendron
Graham Street
Sam
Khrushchev
Maine Legion
Biddeford Post
Bridal
Thornton
Ruth
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