Local Personal Briefs From Biddeford Area
Mrs Leona Padhaisky a medical patient at Maine Medical Center Portland. Mr and Mrs James R Wendel and children have returned to Margate New Jersey after visiting her mother Mrs Mary J Bernier Biddeford. Pvt George R Sansoucy son of Mrs Agnes Sansoucy Biddeford is undergoing eight weeks basic military training at Fort Dix New Jersey assigned to M Company 2nd Training Regiment Army Training Center Infantry. He is a graduate of Biddeford High School and after training will receive a 14 day leave before re assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Padhaisky
Foss St
Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
James R. Wendle
Margate
N. J
Mary J. Bernier
Graham Street
George R. Sansoucy
Agnes Sansoucy
Rathier St
Fort Dix
M Company
2Nd
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Biddeford High School
D Company
3Rd Training Center
Fort Training Regiment
U. S. Army Dix
Robert E. Paradis
Arthur Paradis
Prospect St
Paradis
St. Louis High School
L Company
4Th Training Regiment
U. S .Army Training Center
Jon A. Bodwell
Edward Bodwell
West Kennebunk
Kennebunk High School
Higher Grade Cadets Meet Friday Evening
Higher Grade Corp Cadets of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Friday at 8 30 p m with the meeting announced by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
Youths Found Innocent Of Speeding In Saco Court
Two Saco youths Franklin Tarbox 20 and Jonathan Libby 19 were found innocent of speeding by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr in Saco Municipal Court. Officer Richards testified to 60 mph in a 50 mph zone on Route 112. a summons fault led to the verdict. Crommett 21 Portland pleaded guilty to failing to report an accident. fined $10 with suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Municipal Court
Wiliam F. Wilson Jr
Franklin C. Tarbox
Middle St
Jonathan M. Libby
Pleasant St
Burleigh M. Richards Jr
Richards
Buxton
Tarbox
North
Elm
Libby
Thibodeau
Atty
Charles W Smith
Jerry C. Crommett
Portland
Crommett
Kimball's Corner
Route 112
Wilson
Stock Market Mixed Gains After Broad Trading Day
New York stocks opened mixed as selling eased and many blue chips steadied from earlier lows. The AP average slipped 0.5 to 280.2 at noon, while the Dow fell 0.91 to 754.28, with some gains in Union Carbide and Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Union Carbide
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Chrysler
US. Steel
Bethlehem
Armstrong Cork
Litton Industries
Polaroid
Reynolds Tobacco
Merck
U.S
Accused Arrests Linked to Diplomatic Status Shifts
Accused individuals were arrested with Ivanov and Bu tenko but released due to diplomatic status. FBI reports a minute document copier found in Pavlov's car that operated from a cigarette lighter. Centered dietary guidance mentions mashed buttered yellow turnips with cooked green peas for flavor and color contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanov
Butenko
FBI
Pavlov
Funeral Services for Mrs James J Hughes in Scarborough
Funeral services for Mrs. James J. Hughes of Pine Point Road Scarborough were held at St Margaret's Church at 9 am with Rt Rev Msgr Edward C O'Leary officiating at a high mass of requiem. Bearers were Henry St Pierre Henry Lucas James McCaffrey Charles Ripchik Michael Cross and Thomas Broderick. Burial followed in St Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford with committal prayers by Rev Royal J Parent. Out of town relatives attending included Dr Theodore J Hughes Riverside California Henry Tetrault Portsmouth NH Mrs Pauline Clement Lowell MA Mr and Mrs Richard Walsh Cape Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
BEACI
James J. Hughes
Pine Point Road
Scarborough
St. Margaret’s Church
Edward C. O'Leary
Antonio Boisvert
Henry St. Pierre Henry Lucas
James McCaffrey
Charles Ripchik
Michael Cross
Thomas Broderick
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Biddeford
Royal J. Parent
Theodore J. Hughes
Riverside
Calif
Henry Tetrault
Portsmouth
N.H
Pauline Clement
Lowell
Mass
Richard Walsh
Cape Elizabeth
Frank Murphy
Portland
Saco News Notes and Military Induction Mention
The piece notes a Winthrop born individual Milne married to Audrey Gillette with three children, details a Saco School Committee meeting set for November 13 at G A R Hall to hear Republican candidates and ward committee endorsements, and mentions Robert E Paradis of Biddeford undergoing basic training at Fort Dix with an eight week program followed by a two week leave after graduation from St Louis High School.
Untitled Tide Table Snippet From October
A partial tide table lists October high and low water times in Eastern Standard Time. Readings show 319:23, 9:51, 3:06, and 3:36 for A M and P M periods. The fragment implies a date context but provides no further event details or locations.
Man pinned under auto in Saco on Mabel Avenue
Saco police reported finding a man pinned beneath his car on Mabel Avenue. Capt. Robert Foran said the victim, undiscovered since early morning, was taken to Webber Hospital at 12 45 for treatment. identity not yet established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Mabel Avenue
Robert Foran
Webber Hospital
Beethoven Statue Repaired After Underground Car Park
A three ton statue of Ludwig van Beethoven, now under reconstruction, will be returned to its pedestal beside Bonn’s post office once the underground car park is finished. The sculpture’s scowling face reflects its current restrained condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig van Beethoven
Bonn
Germany
Sigma Delta Committee Named To Plan Programs
The Sigma Delta Class of Biddeford Universalist Church appointed a committee of Miss Eleanor Davis Mrs Lloyd Woodman and Miss Rose mary Davis to prepare the programs at last night s meeting in the church parlors The worship service featured Miss Davis reading a poem I thank Thee for These and the Lord s Prayer recited by the group. President Mrs John Tarax led the session with routine reports including a note on the State Association of Universalist Women open board meeting October 19 at All Souls Messiah Church Portland Members were urged to contribute to the Daughters of Ruth rummage sale November 16 in the church vestry and to the Biddeford and Saco Council of Churches clothing drive November 6 9 Clothing may be left at Kent Cleaners main street Saco from 9 a m to 4 p m The group voted to continue its church pledge and announced the next meeting at 7 30 p m November 13 at Mrs Walter Tufts Tiffany Lane Saco Those present included Mrs Edmund Beal Miss Laura Bridgman Mrs Tarbox Miss Davis Mrs Woodman Mrs John Cooper Mrs Delmont Emerson Mrs Tufts Miss Jeannette Davis and host Mrs J Harry Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Davis
Lloyd Woodman
Rosemary Davis
Sigma Delta
Biddeford Universalist Church
John Tarax
State Association of Universalist Women
All Souls Messiah Church
Portland
Biddeford and
Saco
Walter Tufts
Tiffany Lane
Edmund Beal
Laura Bridgman
Tarbox
Davis
Woodman
John Cooper
Delmont Emerson
Tufts
Jeannette Davis
J. Harry Davis
Reed Urges Maine Voters to Back Bond Issues and Amendments
Gov. John H. Reed urged Maine voters to cast a heavy ballot in next Tuesday's general election on five bond issues and two constitutional amendments. He spoke on radio and TV noting the legislature approved all questions and asked for strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John H. Reed
Maine
Woman Bruised In Turnpike Accident Near Wells
A Massachusetts woman, Janice M. Prescott, 21, of Agawam, was bruised and abrasions after her 1961 sports coupe skidded in slush on the Maine Turnpike northbound at Mile 18 Wells and rolled over. She climbed out and hitched a ride to South Portland police barracks. car suffered light side roof damage and lost all window glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Maine
Mile 18
Wells
Janice M. Prescott
North St
Agawam
Mass
South Portland
Paul Falconer
Saco
Drought Impacts Across States Hit Crops and Timber
A statewide drought drove crop losses and timber damage, with Alabama reporting over 500000 dollars in timber losses and 3.5 million in wider economic harm. New York cited forest fires and crop losses, and Colorado estimated 50 million dollars in crop losses for 1963. Some regions saw record yields in cotton and corn despite heat. Travel and hunting revenues declined as drought and drought-precipitated conditions persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Pennsylvania
New York State Agriculture Department
Goldwater surge highlights conservative shift in New England
The piece notes Goldwater rising to the top amid clashes with liberalism in the election discourse. Connecticut leaders urge real choices beyond a broad federal power rise. Rhode Island voters praise his welfare state contrast and American individualism. Massachusetts Republicans see a conservative trend. Kennedy is criticized for Cuba Vietnam and East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Day
Goldwater
Republican Party
Washington
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Republican State Central Committee
Small Covered Tin Molds for Steamed Puddings
You can buy small covered tin molds for those steamed puddings. Fine for quick re heating and individual servings.
Eagles Conduct Class Initiation at Biddeford Saco Aerie
Five new members received the obligation of the order during a class initiation led by Biddeford and Saco Aerie at the Birch Street home. Names include Hector Bournival Walter Zuke Maurice Provencher Robert Little and Joseph Hubbard. Special meeting next Wednesday to open bids on hall remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Gerard Hevey
Aerie
Hevey
William Gagne
Daniel Pendleton
Lionel Bouthot
Two Lost Continued Search For Missing Pair
In the mountain area a man called out with Mrs Ivasic could not be located before a heavy snowstorm. A separate search near Bangor Edinburg covered woodland areas for Charles A Jellison 69 a retired banker and postal official missing since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
Publisher Says Western Man Must Heed Plea
Pulitzer Prize winner Hodding Carter told Bowdoin College that the white West must recognize nonwhite political and economic demands or lose leadership. He warned that whispers of submerged peoples rise to angry calls for change and urged Western allies to accommodate and lead now to ensure humanity’s survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Bowdoin
New England College
Search party seeks missing hunter near Presque Isle
A search party roamed the Squaw Pan Lage area last night for John Flannery, 19, of Fort Fairfield, who is reported missing during a hunting trip near Presque Isle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presque Isle
John Flannery
Fort Fairfield
Squaw Pan Lage
Area Youths Prep For Halloween Trick Or Treat Night
Area youngsters in colorful costumes will roam streets tonight collecting for UNICEF with boxes and badges. Police urge careful driving as dark clothing and excitement raise safety concerns while private gatherings aim to curb vandalism and the weather foresees mostly fair skies despite spooky themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNICE
Fund For the World’s Children
United Nations
Unicef
Biddeford Man Hospitalized In Traffic Mishap
A Biddeford man, Paul Bourassa of 31 Cutts St., was hospitalized after a crash at Main and Elm Streets. Bourassa’s 1949 panel truck collided with a 1956 tractor-trailer at 5:30 a.m., injuring his face and shoulder. The other driver, Philip O Libby of Portland, said Bourassa crossed a red light after passing on a flashing yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Main
Elm Streets
Paul Bourassa
Cutts St
Webber Hospital
Philip O. Libby
Portland
Bourassa
Saco Man Blackouts Then Crashes On Portland Road
Robert Perrigo twenty of 3 Ly man Ave Saco was hospitalized after a single car crash at Goose Fare Hill on Portland Road last evening at 11 44 The Saco Police said he blacked out alone his car veered into a ditch traveled about 100 feet and stopped A passing motorist Albert Blake notified police Dr David Sheehan attended Perrigo at the scene and Perrigo was taken by ambulance to Saco Osteopathic hospital where he remained for observation A second accident on Temple Street involved Alan C Dalton and milk truck driven by Kenneth J Colson Damage to the Dalton car was about 40 and to the truck about 195
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Perrigo
Lyman Ave
Saco
Goose Fare Hill
Portland Road
Albert Blake
Union Street
David Sheehan
Perrigo
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Alan C. Dalton
Buxton Road
Kenneth J. Colson
Dalton
Temple Street
Elm Street
Girl Scout Troop Demonstrates Leaf Building With Toothpicks
Biddeford Girl Scout 239 held a weekly meeting at the Scout hall on Pool Street. Assistant leader Laurette Cantara led the session featuring a toothpick leaf construction demonstration. Miss Rachel Hebert was absent. ceremonies opened and Taps closed with Scouts present including Janice Beaulieu Patricia Boilard Martha Conroy Joyce Dube Patricia Grondin Doris Lafortune Estelle Letellier Estelle Letellier Sandra Marquis Nancy Montpas Carolyn OConnor Barbara Simard Diane Thibault Ann Tousignant Shifra Zaitlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pool Street
Laurette Cantara
Rachel Hebert
Janice Beaulieu
Patricia Boilard
Martha Conroy
Joyce Dube
Patricia Grondin
Doris la
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IBM
American Stock Exchange
James Hughes
Winthrop, Mass
City
G. A. R. Hall
Saco School Committee
Robert H. Knox
Bryce Milne
Man
Auto
Parks Service
George B. Hartzog Jr
National Park Service
Conrad L. Wirth
Hartzog
Park Service
Chicago
Reed
Woodland
New England
TAX Mountain
Federal
Commerce Clearing House
Constitution Plaza
Hartford
Conn
Eagles
Jacks
Softie
Arthur
Bacon Street
Shumway Funeral Service, Inc
Spring Serene
Seco, Maine
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