Local Personal Notices From Maine Hospitals
Mrs. Ralph Smith of West Kennebunk is a hospital patient at Webber hospital. Mrs. Georgia Goodwin of Biddeford is a patient at Notre Dame hospital. Eugene Dauphinais of Saco is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Mrs. Lee Cheney of Saco has joined her husband in Norfolk VA and may reside at 2726 Dunway Street. She is the former Patricia Gray, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Gray of Westward Jane, Saco, and worked as a medical technician at Webber hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
West Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Georgia Goodwin
Biddeford
Albert Cyr
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Notre Dame Hospital
Eugene Dauphinais
Elm Street
Saco
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Lee Cheney
U. S. Navy
Dunway Street
Halloween Party For Den 3 Cubs Pack 309
Cub Scouts of Den 3 Pack 309 hosted a Halloween party at 22 Middle Street Biddeford with Den Mother Mrs Gloria St Pierre. Awards honored best, funniest, scariest costumes and the tiniest attendee. attendees included Donald St Pierre and others. Judges and mothers aided with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Den 3
Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Den
Gloria St. Pierre
Middle Street
Gordon Mailman
Marc Larochelle
Michael Babcock
Paul St. Pierre
Donald St. Pierre
Richard Beaupre
Weather forecast for Portland remains cloudy this weekend
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in Portland with the extreme south portion mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Temperatures will not be as cool in the extreme south portion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State Department D A V Meeting and Knights Gather
A State Department D A V meeting is set for Sunday at 2 p m at the headquarters in Biddeford City building. The Knights of Columbus fourth degree will meet Sunday at 1 a m at K of C hall on Washington Street in Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Iddeford City Building
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Washington Street
Biddeford
Youth Fellowships Schedule At Local Churches
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of South Biddeford meets Sunday at 6 30. The Foss Street Methodist church group meets tomorrow at 6 30. The Junior High Youth Fellowship at Saco United Baptist meets Sunday at 6 p m. The Senior High Youth Fellowship at Saco United Baptist meets tomorrow at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Local church groups set Sunday services and gatherings
The West Kennebunk Methodist church will meet Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church vestry. An evening service will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Lively Baptist church in Goodwins Mills. Junior and Senior B Y F meetings will be held Sunday at 6 p m at the Lyman Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Uve Man Bapatist
Goodwins Malls
Lyman Baptist Church
Youth Fellowship Meeting at Goodwins Mills Advent Christian
The Youth Fellowship of the Goodwins Mills Advent Christian church will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. in the church hall with plans for upcoming activities and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Guest Preacher to Speak at First Parish Service
Rev Richard Barnett assistant pastor State Street Congregational Church Portland will be guest preacher at 10 a m Sunday worship service at First Parish Congregational Church Seco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Barnett
State Street Congregational Church
Portland
First Parish Congregational Church
Seco
Saco School Street Methodist Church Meeting Notice
Saco School Street Methodist Church will meet with their counselors Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church.
UNICEF House to House Tour Promises Halloween Party
On Monday between 6 and 7 p m members of the Youth Fellowship and Junior department of the Saco School Street Methodist Church will conduct a house to house tour for UNICEF donations in place of trick or treat From 7 to 8 p m a Halloween party will be held at the church for the Junior department with games and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felowship
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Unicef
Reverend Ronald Holmes to Speak at First Baptist Church
The Rev Ronald Holmes will be the special speaker Sunday at 2 4 p m at the First Baptist church Ocean venue Old Orchard Reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Holmes
First Baptist Church
Ocean
Old Orchard Reach
Methodist Youth Fellowship UNICEF drive next Monday
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the West Kennebunk church will collect for UNICEF Monday afternoon after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Church
Unicef
Pernoon
Traffic Violators In Biddeford Court
Clarence A Pangburn Sr 47 of Western Avenue Kennebunk pleaded innocent to operating a motor vehicle without a license. Judge Simon Spill found him guilty and fined $10. Elton A Welch 44 of Ross Road Kennebunk pleaded guilty and paid $10. Albert S Klestinec 39 of 991 Castile Street Geneva NY pleaded guilty to passing on a grade and paid $15. Trooper Hollis G Dixon of Biddeford was complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Pangburn, Sr
Western Avenue
Kennebunk
Biddeford
Simon Spill
Pangburn
Elton A Welch
Rossroad
Albert S. Klestinec
Castile Street
Geneva
N.Y
Hollis G. Dixon
Petition Dismissed in Searsport Labor Case
Chief Justice Robert B. Williamson dismissed without prejudice a petition filed by Chemetron against union pickets at the Corp. plant in Searsport. The case stemmed from an alleged assault of five employees by four union members. Court action faces the parties on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Robert B. Williamson
Chemetron
Corp
Searsport
Card of Thanks from the Phillips family
We thank neighbors and friends for flowers and cars and sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mr and Mrs Gordon FE Phillips Raymond F Phillips Warren L Phillips Mrs Barbara Righter express gratitude for support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon FE. Phillips
Raymond F. Phillips
Warren L. Phillips
Barbara Righter
Camp Ellis Group To Sponsor Halloween Party
Camp Ellis Volunteer firemen's auxiliary plans a Halloween party at 6 PM at the Camp Ellis fire station. Members will bag candy and prepare refreshments at a Monday morning working bee with Mrs. Alice Fastman. The October meeting, led by Mrs. Florence Fitch, covered reports by officers, gifts for the Portland Press Herald Christmas Caravan, and hospitality duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ellis
Paula Pendleton
Leona Allen
Mary Pendleton
Christabel Gagnon
Sunshine
Portland Press Herald
Ina Walther
Greta Grenier
Elsie Buzzell
Alfreda Pendleton
Marjorie Pendleton
Grange At North Saco Elects Officers At Party
North Saco Grange held a Halloween party after a meeting led by Worthy Master Clifford Berry. Officers elected were Clifford Berry juvenile patron Carol Soule secretary and Ellen Soule Ceres. Installation is set for November 11 at 6 30 p m. Prizes went to Betty Deering most original Dorothy Berry most humorous Clyde Moulton won the match. refreshments by Mrs Arlington Johnson and Kenneth Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Saco Grange Hall
Clifford Berry
Carol Soule
Ellen Soule
Ceres
Betty Deering
Dorothy Berry
Clyde Moulton
Arlington Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Maine Politics Seeks Hoffa Backing Controversy
Oliver faces Republican Peter A. Garland who questions his reliance on Teamsters chief Jimmy Hoffa for support. Garland asserts Hoffa lists Oliver as acceptable due to Oliver’s vote against the Lant drum Griffin bill, which proponents say protects workers from criminals and corrup tionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Oliver
Peter A. Garland
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Garland
Hoffa
Olver
Landrum-Griffin
Maine Mineralogical Society Meets in Portland
The October meeting of the Maine Mineralogical and Geologic Society convened at the Beach Museum in Portland with guests including Ruth Wentworth and Stanley Harper. Miss Jessie Beach presented a Manitoba travelogue, Leonard spoke on Franklin New Jersey minerals, and Almeco club activities were outlined to aid Maine. The next gathering on November 25 will feature Merle Brown leading mineral characteristic discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Mineralogical and Geological Society
Beach Museum
Portland
Ruth Wentworth
W. §. Leonard
Boston
Mass
Maine Society
Stanley Harper
Reginald Fortin
Almeco Club
Lewiston-Auburn
Almeco
Percival Wardwell
Old Orchard Beach
Frances MacDonald
John Lougee
Gerry
Society
Prof
Lougee
Clark University
Maine
Jessie Beach
Manitoba
Can
Leonard
Franklin, N. J
State of
Harper
Fortin
MacDonald
Lucille Desjardins
Marion G. Banks
Maurice Poirier
Saco
Ethelyn Banks
Old Orchard
Richard Desroberts
Biddeford
Kirby Speaks On Alcoholism At Salle Charite
Portland district state counselor on Alcoholics Rehabilitation Orin Kirby spoke at Salle Charite on alcoholism and its effects. Rev. Robert Martel opened with a history of the local Catholic Social Rehabilitation center. Special guests included ministers, law officers, judges, and community leaders from Maine and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orin Kirby
Salle Charite
Charite
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Robert Martel
St. Andre Parish
Morley Durest
Norman Langmaid
H. Lewis Cutler
Mark McCullough
James Geddes
Salvation Army
Edgar Sevigny
Old Orchard
Leslie Wyman
Gerald (. Nason
Simon Spill
Andre Fortier
Willie Beaudoin
Joseph Cook
Philip Hofford
John Murphy
Lois Amnott
George Amnette
Theode Langevin
Cercle Lacordaire Society of
Maine
Marcel Garon
Alecide Boucher
Prsident
Raymond Paquette
Alfred Grenier
Salle Charite Whist Series Continues
The fifth weekly whist party hosted by Salle Charite is set for tonight in the club hall at 17 Alfred Street Biddeford with a hospitality committee in charge. Last week’s winners were Miss Helene Nadeau Mrs Lilia Lepine Mrs Cecile Parent Adelard St Ours Rene Racine and Ernest St Ours. Special prizes went to Mrs Bernice Beaulieu Armand Martin Miss Helene Nadeau and Wilfred Nadeau. The hospitality was organized by club members including Mr and Mrs Marcel Garon Mr and Mrs Ernest St Ours and Miss Rachel Neault.
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Salle Chaite
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Helen Nadeau
Lilia Lepine
Cecile Parent
Adelard St. Ours
Rene Racine
Ernest St. Ours
Bernice Beaulieu
Armand Martin
Helene Nadeau
Wilfred Nadeau
Marcel Garon
Rachel Neault
Somerset Democrat Nominates DuFour for Legislature
James DuFour 26, chairman of the Somerset County Democratic Committee, was nominated last night to run for the Legislature to replace the late Rep. Frank Lemlin who sought re election until his death Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
James DuFour
Somerset County Democratic Committee
Frank EF. Lemlin
Wells Man Held In Death Of Car Companion
In Kennebunk Municipal court, Lawrence Hilton 34 of Wells faced manslaughter and drunken driving charges for a fatal Sept 24 crash on Bragdon road Wells that killed Chester Hatch. Hilton pled innocent and was held on bail. Hatch’s death last night led to Guilty for drunken driving and a three month sentence, appealed, bail set at $5,000. A co-defendant Hurley Chadbourne 21 faced aiding and harboring charges continued to Nov 4 with $500 bail. Additional traffic cases included fines for passing a school bus, speeding on Route 1 and Route 35 with amounts from $10 to $15 suspended.
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Kennebunk
Wells
Lawrence Hilton
Bragdon
Chester W. Hatch
Hilton
Thomas J Regan
Alfred
Sherwood K. Baston
Ogunquit
Kenneth Wood
Alfred Gagnon
Joseph Ducharme
North Berwick
Jennie Wentworth
Floyd
Leslie Amadon, Jr
Mousam Road
High Street
Alfred E. Ledoux
Temple Street
Saco
U. S
Journal visit by Saco school pupils to local paper
Grade 6 pupils from Burns school at Saco visited the Biddeford Saco Journal office yesterday afternoon. Thirty five students were split into two groups and toured the plant with guide Ralph Kimball and Lucien Jacques, escorted by teacher Mrs Stella Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns School
Saco
Biddeford
Bishops condemn Puerto Rico party on Catholic voting
The archbishop and two other bishops defend Catholic voting conscience in Puerto Rico. They argue it is not licit for Catholics to support a party that permits contraception, sterilization laws, and common law marriages. They say democracy must align with religious doctrine and deny political motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
United States
Goa
Munoz Marin
Popular Democrats
Yankee Storm Hits Florida From North in 1935
A November 1935 hurricane struck Florida, earning the nickname Yankee Storm for moving in from the north. The storm caused notable damage across the state and was documented in contemporary reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Cub Pack 305 Awards Night And Halloween Party
Cub Pack 305 held an Awards Night and Halloween party at Scout Hall Mason Street Biddeford. Arthur Lerman and Robert Charland received Webelos badges while many den members earned gold and silver arrows, denner stripes, service stars, and Lion badges. Over 150 Cubs and guests attended with prizes for costumes and a Columbus Day skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webelos
Arthur Lerman
Robert Charland
Scout Hall
Mason, Street
Biddeford
Raymond Letellier
Wolf
John Merrill
Carl Olson
Roger Gagnon
Roger Moreau
Michael Donovan
Steven Cantara
Bryant Bergeron
Michael Reilly
Donald Jacques
Miles Yorks
Denner
Steven Goulet
Terre Fenn
Paul Minkevich
Miles York
John Cotsinas
James Wooster
Kenneth DeSilva
John Hudson
Den 2
Christopher Columbus
Den 4
Ronald and Allen Berube
Den 9
Den 1
Robert Gilroy
Richard Martel
Real Estate Sales Across Arundel and Biddeford Area
The Laflammes of Mountain Road Arundel sold their single dwelling and large lot to Charlies and Williams, negotiated by Leo F. Charest. Therese Shevenelle of Harrison Avenue Saco sold a two tenement with garage to Gaston and wife for investment and home, brokered by Charest. Florina Larose of Forest Street Biddeford sold a single dwelling and garage to Normand Boisvert for a home, transaction by Charest. Bernard Osher of Herring Avenue Biddeford sold his property with garage to Roger Beaudoin for a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Laflamme
Mountain Road
Arundel
Charlies Williams
Leo F. Charest
Therese Shevenelle
Harrison Avenue
Saco
Gaston Picard
Florina Larose
Forest Street
Biddeford
Normand Boisvert
Bernard Osher
Herring Avenue
Roger Beaudoin
Beach Card Party Winners Listed
The third of ten card parties was held last night at the Lions club hall in Old Orchard Beach. Winners included women's high Mrs. Jeanne La Pointe, women's low Mrs. Becky Brenn, men's high Ernest Day, and men's low John Brooks. Albert Tettengill received the queen of hearts prize, with a special award to John Bell. Cakes went to Mrs. David Simpson, Mrs. John Price, and Mrs. Becky Brann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Hoffman Street
Old Orchard Beach
Jeanne LaPointe
Becky Brenn
Ernest Day
John Brooks
Albert Tettengill
John Bell
David Simpson
John Price
Becky Brann
Pine Tree Society to Receive $47,380 Federal Grant
Grant funds from the Department of Health Education and Welfare will support Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Bath Maine. It marks the third consecutive year the organization has obtained federal support for its rehabilitation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pine Tree Society For
Bath
Maine
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Shil To Undergo Repairs After Vicious Voyage
The 57-foot ketch SHIL must undergo significant repairs before resuming its voyage to St Thomas. Capt. William A. Rogers of South Freeport Maine said last night the vessel arrived on a delayed trip with sails ripped and its radio antenna broken by 75 mile an hour winds during its fourth day out.
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LT. George's
Bermuda
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
William A. Rogers
South Freeport
Maine
Maine Central Railroad Reports September Income
The Maine Central Railroad announced a September net income of 20,142 dollars, down about 50 percent from the prior year’s September earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCRR
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
By-products Of Charcoal Making Noted
By products of charcoal making include wood alcohol acetic acid and furfural a solvent used in refining motor oil.
Court ruling endangers Teamsters monitorship in Hoffa case
The U S Court of Appeals ruled 2 1 that either side may veto appointing a monitorship chair on reasonable grounds undermining Judge F Dickinan Letts plan to replace Terence F McShane. The decision keeps McShane blocked and questions the board’s ability to act with no chair, affecting the ongoing Hoffa era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
F. Dickinan Letts
Letts
FBI
Terence F . McShane
Argentine To Meet Ortega In TV Fight
Argentine fighter Federico Thompson meets Gaspar Ortega in a Madison Square Garden 10 round TV bout, aiming for a title shot versus Benny Paret. Thompson, 32, 26 fight unbeaten streak, 2-1 favorite, praises purse and title prep as a risky path.
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Ortega
New York i
Federico Thompson
Panama
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Madison Garden
Cuba
Benny
Kid) Paret
the Garden
Thompson
Biddeford Youth Injured In Car Crash On Alfred Road
A Biddeford youth, Walter Zook, 20, left the hospital after a morning accident on Alfred road. Police say his car struck a turnpike overpass abutment at about 12 45 AM. He was taken to Webber Hospital for observation. x rays to assess injuries were ordered. Also reported were two minor collisions in Biddeford involving Reny Racine and William Robbins. No injuries were reported in those incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Alfred Road
Philip Poirier
Walter Zook
Leaves
Poirier
Adelbey Morin, Jr
George Friary
Reny Racine
Taylor Street
William
Robbins
Emery Street
Elm
Taylor Streets
Laurette Cote
Elm Street
Main Street
Andrew T. Selikis
Noyes Street
Portland
Selikis
Departure of U S Ambassador Bonet to Cuba
The Cuban press largely ignored the Friday night departure of U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal, recalled to Washington for consultations for the third time since his 22 month Cuba posting. He left Cuba amid jeers and cheers, smiling as he departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Philip Bonsal
Washington
Cuba
Giants Favored To Stay Top In NFL Openings
The Associated Press notes the New York Giants (3-0-1) are expected to remain atop the Eastern Conference after Sunday’s games, with Green Bay and Chicago tied for the Western lead. Giants host St Louis (2-3) at Yankee Stadium, while Packers and Bears are set as favorites in their clashes. The Browns (3-1) could tie for runner-up if they beat Washington. Rams (0-4-1) host Detroit as the other NFL game. In the AFL, Raiders beat Titans 28-7 and Chargers over Patriots 45-16 on Friday night, with Sunday games Houston at Buffalo and Dallas at Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Giants
Green Bay Pakkers
Chicago Bears
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Cards
Green Bay
Chicago
Packers
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Bears
San Francisco
49Ers
Baltimore
Cowboys
Dallas
Philadelphia Eagles
Cleveland Browns
Redskins
Washington
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit
Rams
Oakland Raiders
New York Titans
Los Angeles Chargers
Boston Patriots
Houston
Buffalo
Denver
Brown Defends Boxing Title Beating Andrade
Joe Brown of Houston retained the lightweight title with a one sided 15 round unanimous decision over Cisco Andrade of Compton in Los Angeles. Referee Lee Grossman scored 12-3, judges Hart 14-1 and Latka 13-3 as Brown improved to nine successful defenses. Brown said he aims for defense No 10 against Eddie Perkins or Len Matthews before year end. Perkins sent a telegram of challenge from ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Pacon
LOS Angeles
Joe’ Brown
Cisco Andrade
Brown
Andrade
Lee Grossman
Tommy Hart
George Latka
Houston
Compton
Cisco
Eddie Perkins
Len Matthews
Perkins
Benny Leonard
Bruins Journey To Montreal For Tilt
Boston Bruins travel to Montreal to face the Canadiens in a two game weekend set after their first win of the season. The Bruins are missing Leo LaBine while Montreal rests Phil Goyette and Claude Provost as they try to rebound from four losses in the last five games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Boston Bruins
Canadiens
Boston
Leo LaBine
Phil Goyette
Claude Provost
Pro Basketball Friday and Saturday results and events
The Associated Press summaries show Boston 110 New York 101 and Philadelphia 122 Los Angeles 120 on Friday. Saturday games include Los Angeles at Syracuse Philadelphia at Boston New York at Detroit with TV at 2 pm EST and Cincinnati at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Biddeford Court
Camp Ellis Group
North Saco
Flying Blinders
John L. Pipa
Bridgeport
Conn
Atlantic City
Node
Mineralogical Society
Kirby
Alcoholism
Litchfield
Ariz
Ballon
Oklahoma
Air Force
Babson
Lawrence T. Smith
William E. Bufalino
James R. Hoffa
By Roger Babson
Babson Park
Hawaii
Alaska
Iton
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
California
Massachusetts
Suburbia
West Virginia
U U. S
Buddies
Trotter
Maquoketa
Friend Jolly
Dubuque
Town
Jolly
NFL
Bruins
Central Maine Power Company
Thorne’s Pharmacy
Washington Avenue
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