Local Notices From Saco Biddeford Area
Personal Ernest Drouin at Saco hospital on Adams street. Mrs. Rose Allard ill at home in Biddeford improving. Robert Hodge, Alfred Elementary principal, attends Teachers' convention in Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Ocean Park and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Cobb return from three weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deschesne visit Biddeford and Portland. Mrs. Florence Berthiaume motored back to Connecticut with the Deschenes to see Mrs. Deschenes' sister Noella McMullen in New Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Drouin
Adams Street
Saco Hospital
Rose Allard
Graham Street
Biddeford
Robert Hodge
Alfred Elementary Schol
Lewiston
Edward P. Johnson
Ocean Park
Edgar J. Cobb
Temple Street
Saco
Florida
Paul Deschesne
Hartford
Conn
Portland
Florence Berthiaume
Hi! Street
Connecticut
Deschenes
Knights of Columbus District 1 officers installation
District 1 Knights of Columbus will install officers Sunday at 3 p m at the C hall Washington street Biddeford followed by a banquet at 6 30 at the Wonderbar Trull Hospital Aid sewing group meets Monday 11 a m at Ann and Kays gift shop Portland road St John Guild auxiliary meets Monday afternoon at Mrs Marie Court 28 Staples street Old Orchard to sew aprons for the Christmas fair December 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
C. Hall
Washington Street
Biddeford
Trull Hospital
Ann and Kay
Portland Road
St. John Guild
Marie Court
Staples Street
Old Orchard
Churches Schedule for Saturday Meetings
The Junior class of the church school of Christ Episcopal church meets Saturday at 10. Men of the parish gather in the parish hall by 2 for work. Confessions occur Saturday at St Monica Kennebunk 4 to 5 p m. At St Martha Kesnebunk prt Saturday 4 to 5 and 8 p m. At St Mary Wells Saturday 2:30 to 3:30 p m. All Saints Oguawit Saturday 4 to 5 p m. The Junior Band and Soongs ters of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School of Christ Episcopal Church
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Kesnebunkprt
St. Mary Church
Wells
All Saints Church
Oguawit
Soongsters
The
Saco Salvation Army
Saturn space rocket program to seek doubled budget
Washington AP reports the Saturn space rocket program will request 140 million dollars for next fiscal year, double this year's funding, as Von Braun and Roy Johnson outline moving control from the Army to NASA. Johnson says Defense will forward the request with NASA approval, while Von Braun envisions up to 250 million dollars next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wernner von Braun
von Braun
Roy Johnson
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Army
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson
Defense Department
NASA
Castro Will Casts Shadow Over Trials For Conspirators
A Cuban Supreme Court judge stated revived military tribunals will try all persons charged with counter-revolutionary activity, including pending civil cases. About 200 detained. two Americans, Austin Fran Young of Miami and Peter Lambton of Philadelphia and Nassau, are among them. They face homicide charges with possible death penalty if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Austin Fran Young
Miami
Fla
Peter John Lambton
Philadelphia
Nassau
Elbe River link up veteran Polowsky’s World War II ties
Pasternak, who telephoned, said the caller was an official and details would be public in Moscow. Polowsky, a 41 year old direct-dealing husky, entered international handshaking at the Elbe on April 25, 1945. He was among American GIs meeting Soviet counterparts toward the war’s end and served as secretary of the American Veterans of the Elbe River Link Up, attending reunions in Moscow in 1955 and 1959, and in Washington in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Polowsky
Elbe River
Choppers for Shoppers Turn Up in Tulsa Groceries
In Tulsa a couple unpacking groceries at home found a set of false teeth in a sack. The discovery surprised them and prompted questions about how the items ended up in the bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Paul Johnson 72 dies in Warren garage Dayton resident for 40 years
Paul Arvid Johnson 72 of Dayton died suddenly in his car yesterday afternoon in Warren Stuart's garage Hollis Center Born in Norkopping Sweden to Arvid and Augusta Johnson a seaman for 43 years retired 1944 later in retail fish business Member of Arion lodge F and A M Goodwins Mills Grange Survivors include wife Alice Maud Harnish daughter Mrs Clement Meserve Dayton step daughter Mrs John Gillis San Pedro Calif three step sons Alfred Hansen Washington Maine Arthur Hansen Saco Chief Daniel Nelson US Navy Ranger Almeda Calif Funeral from Shumway funeral home 35 Spring Street Saco Monday at 1 30 PM Friends may call Saturday 7 9 PM Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Arvid Johnson
Dayton
Warren Stuart
Hollis Center
Norkopping
Sweden
Arvid
Augusta Johnson
Arion Lodge
A. M
Goodwins Mills
Goodwins Mills Grange
Alice Maud Harnish
Clement Meserve
John Gillis
San Pedro
Calif
Alfred Hansen
Washington
Maine
Arthur Hansen
Saco
Daniel Nelson
US Navy
Ranger
Almeda
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring Street
Funeral rites for Rev Sr Clemence Marie directress at Marie Joseph academy
Funeral services were held at St An dre church for Rev Sr Clemence Marie directress of Marie Joseph academy Biddeford Pool. A high Mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Oscar Giroux OFM with deacon Rev Ovide Tanguay and sub deacon Rev Clarence Laplante. The academy choir sang under Sr Marie Camille. Numerous clergy and lay mourners from Biddeford Saco Nashua Hudson Lewiston Gardner Holyoke Methuen and Bay View attended. Burial followed in St Joseph cemetery with prayers at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemence Marie
Marie Joseph Academy
Biddeford Pool
St. Andre Church
Oscar Giroux
OFM
Ovide Tanguay
Clarence Laplante
Marie-Joseph Academy Choir
Marie Camille
Mass
Holyoke
Methuen
North Hampton
St. Mary's School
Villa Muir
Bay View
Good Shepherd
Biddeford
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Philips Vaillancourt
Alphonse Vaillancourt
Jules Vaillancourt
Paul Vaillancourt
Gardner, Mass
Portland Weather: Mostly Sun, Cool With Variable Clouds
Portland region forecast calls for mostly sunny and cool afternoon, clear and cold tonight, and Saturday with fair skies and continued cool conditions. Gentle variable winds, with temperatures near 50 in zones 1 and 2 and upper 40s to mid 40s elsewhere. Overnight lows range from 17 to 34 across listed locations. October tides show high and low values at several times.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Baster
New York
Washington
Miami
Chicago
New Orleans
Denver
Los Angeles
Montreal
Maine Senator Muskie Weighs Soviet Peace Overtures
Senator Edmund S. Muskie after a 27 day tour of Russia found no tangible evidence supporting Soviet peace overtures but urged remaining alert for change. He spoke at the Maine State Grange convention praising Russian efforts in missiles hydroelectric power space and housing and noting the friendly reactions of the Russian people as they pursue objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Russia
Muskie
Maine State Grange
Steelworkers Near Deadline in Washington Negotiations
Government mediators urged top negotiators to meet in Washington Monday if no accord is reached sooner. A Taft Hartley injunction could curb the strike for 80 days, pending the union’s Supreme Court appeal. Three contracts already signed value wage gains at 2.15 cents an hour for 20 months, with no immediate price hikes expected by the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Missing Item Shown by Cab Driver During Grocery Pickup
A cab driver reported a small item slipped from his shirt pocket while assisting a passenger with groceries. The incident occurred as the driver helped load groceries, with no further injuries or details released.
Maine Health Programs Highlight Trainable Children and Cystic Fibrosis Needs
Dr Langer outlines Maine efforts with preschool mentally retarded children showing 80 percent trainable and need for no institutions, plus CF care funding gaps. Waterville center is sole Maine pre school MR facility funded entirely by federal grants with extended clinics, tents, and loaned equipment. Volunteers across York county PH units sustain services, while CF program incurs ongoing meds costs and relies on $6500 state funding. clinics borrow funds from other departments to maintain care and diagnosis. Biddeford hosts meeting with PH staff, nurses, and public health officials from Kennebunk to York, highlighting collaboration and support activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine
York County
Langer
Portland
Cystic Fibrosis Society of Maine
Eleanor Trish
Public Health Services
Biddeford
Margaret Murphy
R. N
Anne B. Cote
Ellen O'Leary
Gladys Walker
Frank Carey
Cote
Louise M. Livingston
Berwick
Alice F. Gibson
Marion E. Cole
Evelyn
M .Chase
York
Janice Benson
Kennehunk Department of Health and Welfare
Annie Mae Mel Eachern
Webber Hospital
Howard Giles
R N
Madeliene Davenport
Jury Hears Tempo of Fog and Whisky in Doyon Case
The trial features testimony that the defendant was in a fog all day and had drunk over a fifth of whisky. Doyon statements about intent to kill are reviewed as the judge questions legibility of handwriting under intoxicated conditions. Devon’s befuddled state prompts arguments that the homicide could be manslaughter or possibly insanity. Mrs. Jean Doyon clarifies personal ties amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Doyon
Marden
Vincent Doyon
Vince
Welcome to the Fold Babies Born in Area Hospitals
A sequence of birth notices from Webber Hospital and others lists births on October and October 21 to October 23. Named families include Summey, Mahoney, Kimball, Valliere, Palardis, LeFebvre, Caissie, Smith, Morneau, McKinnon, Towns, Bisson, Truman, Cousens, Cartier, Reay, Morse, Gilbert, Sampson, with infant names Scott Ramsey, Daniel John, Bartry William, David, Patricia Marie, Ange le Marie, Sandra Ann, Donna Marie, Robert Lee, John F. Jr., James, Jane Marie, William Paul, Melinda Joan, Robin Lynn, Kenneth Bryan, Michael Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber Hospital
Robert C. Summey
Old Orchard Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Scott Ramsey
Lawrence Mahoney
Union Avenue
Daniel John
Robert F. Kimball
Woodman Avenue
Saco
Bartry William
Highland Avenue
James
Maynard J. Cousens
Buxton Road
Donald Eugene
James FE
Cartier
Graham Street
Biddeford
Jane Marie
Roland R. Reay
Elm Street
William Paul
Frank F
Eaton
Blackpoint Road
Scarborough
Melinda Joan
Russell A. Morse
Robin Lynn
Sp5
Allan Gilbert
Long Branch
N. J
Kenneth Bryan
U. S. Army
Patterson Memorial Hospital
Fort Monmouth
Gilbert
Priscilla Pate
Lincoln Street
Douglas Pate
G. M
Robert Sampson
Waukegan
Michael Robert
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Ill
Armand Camire
West Kennebunk
Albert Bouvier
Arundel
Teachers Told To Collect Knives Before Grid Tilts
Principal Robert C. Johnson testifies teachers were ordered to seize knives guns and weapons before a Parker High School football game. At a hearing a teacher Westbrook Walker was fined for carrying a pistol and pupil Willie Denson received a 180 day jail term after a 7-7 Parker Western tie marked by knife wielding fans and a shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Robert C. Johnson
Johnson
Parker ‘High School
Parker
Western High
Calvin Smith
Willie Denson
Beach Sewer Meeting Set For Tonight
The special town meeting in Old Orchard Beach begins at 7 tonight at the High School to vote on sewer construction and a sewage treatment plant to address pollution. Seven warrant articles stand before voters. officials aim to finish all questions tonight, or the meeting may adjourn if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
No Accidents Reported In Saco Overnight
Police headquarters in Saco reported no accidents last night or this morning. The Saco Fire Department logged no alarms and the Saco ambulance log had no entries.
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Saco
Bread delivery man dies after heart attack on job
In Madison New Jersey John Sulla 38 delivered bread to Sayreville area shops Thursday then left the store and entered his truck where he suffered a fatal heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John Sulla
Sayreville
Sulla
Maine YGOP leaders reaffirm belief in organization
Republican State Chairman B. Frederick Ayer of Rumford and three Young GOP officials reaffirmed their belief in the Young Republican organization. Signing the statement with Ayer were Maine YGOP chairman Paul A. Cote vice chairman Carolyn R Manchester and New England YGOP president Edward G. Hough.
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YGOP
Portland
B. Frederick Ayer
Rumford
GOP
Young Republican
Ayer
Paul A. Cote
Maine
Carolyn R Manchester
Edward G. Hough
New England
Cote
Lewiston
By-Law Reform Sparks Debate Over UGOP Structure
The remark argues the UGOP is being bypassed by its parent organization and should be abolished and reorganized under different by laws. This stance contrasts with prior claims and suggests a need for governance overhaul and revised authority.
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UGOP
Women Voters Topic at Thursday Club Meeting
At the First Universalist church David G. Carnevale of Thornton Academy spoke on Women and Legislative Responsibility noting women hold 20 percent of U S votes and urging organization through fraternal groups to press for political office The meeting announced a November Count Your Blessings tea and collected canned goods for Thanksgiving baskets Members and hostesses listed with several committees named and Mrs Wayne Hutchins pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thursday Club
First Universalist Church
David G. Carnevale
Thornton Academy
Carnevale
Joseph Truman
Theodore Schaffer
Public Health Association
Friendly Service Committee
Thomas Anton
Wilmont Bailey
William Beety
Arnold Calderwood
Clayton Cartmill
Archie Draggins
Felix Sheltra
Marcel Viger
Gerald Vanleet
Truman
Jon Nathanson
Samual Karlin
Irving Sandler
William Ashton
R. E. Davis
Jessie Lunt
Reginald McAdoo
Frederick O'Neil
William Sansoucy
Wayne Hutchins
Two Held On Morals Count In Biddeford Case
Two young men, Reynald Beaulieu and Richard Frechette, were released on $5,000 bail each after a Biddeford Municipal court probable cause hearing into allegations of carnal knowledge of a 14 year old girl. The incident reportedly occurred October 16 at the girl's home. The defense questioned sufficiency of evidence. the court scheduled next steps at Alfred for the January Superior court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Reynald W. Beaulieu
10Th Street
Old Orchard Beach
Richard C. Frechette
Belmont Avenue
Beaulieu
Frechette
Richard Souliere
Souliere
Frechettie
Souere
Edward Caron
Atty
Marcel Viger
Gerald Nason
Nason
Alfred
Coxsackie Virus Linked to Polio-Like Illnesses in Maine
In Augusta officials report many Maine illnesses resembling non paralytic polio are caused by Coxsackie viruses. Of 75 samples, eight with Coxsackie B2 and three with polio type 3 were found. Health officials caution Coxsackie can cause paralysis but differs by not destroying nerve cells. Sixty polio cases, six deaths, recorded in Maine this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Health and Welfare Department
Alta Ashley
U. S. Public Health Service
USPHS
Massachusetts
Ashley
Man in Buffalo Gambling Raid Sold Paycheck Chances
In Buffalo a man nabbed in a gambling raid sold 1200 chances on his $100 weekly factory paycheck for 50 cents each. The unidentified man offered the scheme as a sideline, tying profits to workers who bought a shot at a payday payoff. Police and investigators from the State Investigation Commission questioned others linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Biddeford Pranksters Warned About Mischief
Biddeford police chief Edgar Sevigny warns Trick or Treaters to enjoy Halloween without malice. The force will be augmented by 60 Civil Defense volunteers to deter mischief and enforce the new juvenile liability law shifting damages to parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Edgar T. Sevigny
Sevigny
99Th
Maine Legisature
Labor Secretary May Eat Hat Over Prediction
Labor Secretary James a Mitchell pledged to eat his hat if unemployment fell below three million in October. While the total declined, layoffs from the steel strike kept unemployment above the target, with November figures expected around 3.1 million. Officials at the Commerce Department meeting say a steel settlement could soon revive business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
James A Mitchell
Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Mitchell
Frederick H. Mueller
Traffic Death Toll Steady In September
CHICAGO AP Traffic accidents in the United States killed 3330 persons last month and 27140 in the first nine months of this year, the National Safety Council reports. The September toll was the same as in September 1958, and the nine month toll was 870 more than for the same period last year. It isn't much to shout about the council said, but at least it's better than the unbroken increases that prevailed during the first seven months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
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