Deaths ill Cemetery notice remains unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes show a death related entry with partial timing and cemetery reference. Unable to determine names or full details. no clear date, location, or authorities present.
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1968
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes show a death related entry with partial timing and cemetery reference. Unable to determine names or full details. no clear date, location, or authorities present.
A garbled notice references Wiss Wary A Rughes St with events scheduled tomorrow at 7 and 9 pm. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
John F. Larratt 72 of 2 Central St Saco died unexpectedly on a Saturday afternoon. A World War I veteran, he came to Saco in 1945 from New York State and worked at Sacco-Lawell Shops before being employed at Westbrook Spinning Co. for several years. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son, and several sisters.
Charles E. Kany Ward died on 9 Chaos QE. He was born in Dolgeville. He was the son of Fultus. Funeral services were held in Berkeley, California and burial will take place in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
East Haven educators resume in classroom work as contract negotiations remain stalled. Jo an F Larratt, a school member, noted ongoing tensions during the dispute while schools press toward a resolution in the ongoing stalemate.
Funeral home notices appear for Mass Street Seco Maine with names Frenk Z Amond and J Coursey listed among the mourners or associated individuals. text is fragmented but indicates a local obituary or funeral service notice.
Fragmented clipping discusses guarding the border with West Germany and hints at national transplant services and future reads on Soviet actions. The text is garbled, but refers to U S concerns and related policy topics without clear dates or named individuals.
Funeral services for Lillian Patterson of Road Saco were held this morning at Notre Dame Lourdes. Singing by the women's choir of the Citizen and Mrs Eva Carrier attended the services. Burial followed at the ar ts Cemetery Biddeford with bearers listed as nephews Leslie Labonte Donald Labonte Wallace Fender son Ronald Fender and Donald Fender.
Funeral services for Rene Racine of 14 Taylor Street Biddeford were held Saturday. The notice notes local family members and confirms funeral arrangements in Biddeford with customary rites.
Wes Eva Carrier served as organist as the family laid in the fs Cemetery after Carrier led the final prayers. Bearers included Leonard Bourcher Reiland Letourneau Joseph Viger Robert O Leary Gregoire Drouin and Alberte Davis all members of Biddeford Saco Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles.
Funeral services for Stephen Michael Johnston infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert David Johnston of Goodwins Mills were held this afternoon at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Church in Saco. Graveside rites conducted, funeral arrangements handled by Dennett and Craig Funeral Home.
New England News Briefs presents a compact update with scattered text fragments including a name like Schulez and a date token ay Wealden. The legible content is minimal and does not establish a clear event or outcome.
Robert Day of Summit Street is a medical patient at Orchard Beach Hospital. Mrs Germaine Lessard of Summit Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webver Hospital. George Viahakos of High Street Sacco is a medical patient at New England Deaconess Brookline Massachusetts. Sandra Sheehan and Miss Wary Lou Roberge of Saco are now living in Chi. Mrs Richard C Tracy Sr of Deering Avenue Saco serves with Attack Squadron 2 based at San Naval Air Station Lemoore California.
A church vestry meeting is announced for Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The notice provides minimal details and invites parishioners to attend.
AP reports on ABCs Around the World of Mike Todd a warm memoir of his life marriage and career. The program includes memories of Miss Taylor and Todd Jr and reflects on his legacy and a portrait of a man in a glowing retrospective style.
ROCKLAND MAINE A state police trooper remains unconscious in critical condition at Knox General Hospital after a high speed chase on Route 1 Sunday. Trooper Norman F. suffered severe head injuries while a Hanson Cadet Trooper Robert L. Ervin was treated and released. The two juveniles in the stolen car fled as speeds reached about 100 mph before the cruiser struck the car and overturned.
Members of Lake Hart Community meet tomorrow on Washington Street Biddeford. Sunrise Investors will meet at Red's Barber Shop Valley Shopping Center. Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Mary set a 7 pm gathering at St John’s Ball Adams Street Biddeford. Merton Post AMVETS, Biddeford, convenes tonight at the Post bone Alfred Suest York County VFW.
The Society for the Family of Man will host an event Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to present the annual award to John D Rockefeller II for a lifetime of devotion to common human causes. The ceremony is tied to the Salvation Army ball and the Ladies Rome League will attend.
A prayer meeting is scheduled for Friday at St Jamesgel Church with Wells 4 Guiness, United Church of Christ Congregational, to be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall.
A scrambled AP feed mentions Aug tests in Hong Kong Sydney Australia Defence Minster Allen Fairwall on a plane defect Kit. Reference to Mao Tse-tung in Manhattan Kansas State University at Memorial Stadium and North Vernon Indiana with a 37 year old Herbert Moore tied to a bee reaction.
A Danbury warehouse blaze roared through warehouses and buildings destroying fuel storage tanks. At least 14 firefighters were injured and damage was estimated in the millions of dollars, with the final total depending on stored product values. Fire crews fought the blaze for hours after it began around 12 28 am. by a watchman.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a four story L shaped building at the former Lee Hat Company site, described as large in city context, with reference to a major fire that destroyed it. Details are unclear but indicate extensive property loss and structural damage.
U S bombing fatigue and Saigon government readiness to seek a more modest settlement are cited as Paris talks falter. Mansfield hints at revising U S effort to focus on Saigon while warning against a long, costly military engagement. European cooperation and balance of payments adjustments are noted in a national agency annual report released Sunday.
Dr. William A. Wexler of Savannah opening the convention in Washington says Negroes must speak for America. The article notes severe labor shortages in teaching, with 264,750 teacher positions unfilled nationwide, Georgia notably lacking.
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