Biddeford Residents Enter Notre Dame and Mercy Hospitals
Local residents including Mrs Cordelia Pelletier and Leo Gagen are listed as medical patients at Notre Dame hospital in Biddeford. Others like Emma Paul and Mrs Ar thur Blais receive care there, while Mrs Camille Bedard and Miss Linda Wakefield are noted in affiliations with Saco and Colby College respectively. The item also notes vacations, moves for study, and upcoming social events in the Biddeford area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Pelletier
Hill Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Alcide Bedard
Pool Street
Philemon Perreault
King Street
Hills Beach
Leo Gagen
Norman Levesque
Pinette Avenue
Emma Paul
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Arthur Blais
Parent Avenue
Romeo Boucher
West Street
Camille Bedard
Common Street
Saco
Notre Dame Ital
Leo Bruker
Fall Street
Sigma Delta
Fleanorvis
Kennebunk
Mary Jones
Seacer
First National Bank
Pepperel Manufacturing Company
Madeline Robie
Granite Street
Linda Wakefield
Raymond Wakefield
Finn Street
Colby College
Waterville
William Goodwin
Wentworth Institute
Boston
Allyn T. Goodwin
Kossuth Street
Notre Dame Vital
Paul Eugene Houde
Raymond Street
Ubald Joseph Lemieux
Ferry Road
Margaret Murphy
Francis Murphy
Bradbury Street
Gorham State Teachers College
Providence College
Providence
A. 1
John Perrault
Oscar Perrault
John Doran
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
William Doran
Western Avenue
Clinton F. Smith Dies. Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
Clinton F. Smith 77 proprietor of Elmwood cabins on U S Route 1 Wells died yesterday at a York hospital. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 p m from Wells First Congregational Church. Born October 13 1883 in Hinesburg Vermont he was son of Frank C and Hattie Smith. Survived by widow Juliette Hill Smith two sisters and three brothers with several nieces and nephews Committal at Green Mountain Cemetery Starksboro Friday at 2 p m Friends may call this afternoon and evening at Roger K Lakas Funeral Home York.
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Clinton F. Smith
Elmwood
Wells
York Hospital
Wells First Congregational Church
Hinesburg
Frank C
Hattie (Fuller) Smith
Juliette (Hill) Smith
Nina Swayland
St. Petersburg
Fla
Belle Caldwell
Albany
N. Y
Fred
Clayton
West Franklin
N. H
Flood
Starksboro
Green Mountain Cemetery
Roger K. Lakas
York
Portland Weather Forecast With Rain Affects Today
A forecast for Portland and surrounding zones notes cloudy cool conditions this afternoon with northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight rain develops, east to southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday sees rain ending in the morning then partial clearing, breezy and warmer with southeast to south winds 15 to 25 mph. Temperatures listed for multiple locations with overnight lows across Caribou Eastport Greenville Old Town Rumford Portland Mt. Washington Concord Halifax Montreal.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
Battleford Council Knights of Columbus Meet Tomorrow
Battleford Council Knights of Columbus will hold a meeting tomorrow night at the K of C hall to draft a fall calendar of events. Members are invited to attend and present projects to be added to the calendar.
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Battleford Council
Knights of Columbus
K of C. Hall
Biddeford Saco Eagles Hold Meeting and Initiation
The Biddeford Saco Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a meeting and class initiation at 57 Birch Street Didderford tonight. The Aerie ritual team will be installed and a buffet supper served after the cere monies. Conferring of degrees set for Adah chapter CBS at Masonic hall Friday 7:30. Refreshment chairwoman is Mrs Wyrene Macomber assisted by Mrs Ethel Collomy Mrs Bernice Wheeler Mrs Priscilla Howe and Arthur Wheeler. Past Matrons association Adah chapter OFS meets Thursday 7:30 at Mrs Elizabeth Calderwood’s Biddeford Pool home with hostesses Mrs Alice Snow and Miss Jessie Anderson. A play will be read and assigned.
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Adah Chapter
CBS
Masonichall
Biddeford
Wyrene Macomber
Ethel Collomy
Bernice Wheeler
Priscilla Howe
Arthur Wheeler
Saco church units announce midweek events
The chapel choir of Saco First Parish Congregational plans fall rehearsals Wednesday at 6 15 in the parish house for fourth to eighth graders. The Men's Fellowship meets Wednesday at 7 30 to elect officers. Hamilton Memorial at 42 Beach Street will hold a 7 45 service, with the reading room open Thursday 2 to 4 for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco First Parish Congregational
Saco First Parish
the Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beach Street
Saco
Choir Rehearsal And Prayer Meeting At Lyman Church
On Wednesday at the Lyman Baptist church in Goodwins Mills the choir will rehearse at 6 30 p m and a prayer meeting is scheduled for 8 p m in the evening.
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Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Prayer Meetings At Two Wells Churches Wednesday
Prayer meeting will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Advent Christian church Kennebunk Lower Village. A mid week service will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Full Gospel church Route 9 A just off Route 109 Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Full Gospel
Wells
Prayer Hour at Kennebunkport Advent Christian Church
A prayer hour is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the Kennebunkport Advent Christian Church. Local residents are invited to attend for reflection and unity.
Village Baptist to Hold Prayer and Bible Study Hour
A prayer and Bible study hour will be held in the vestry of Village Baptist Church in Kennebunkport on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The event invites parishioners and community members to participate in shared worship and scripture reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Little Gaumont Girl Dies After Illness in Saco
Jane Ruth Gaumont five year old daughter of Fernand A and Althea Gaumont of New County road Saco died at home after a long illness. Born Biddeford November 12 1955 she is survived by parents two brothers Stephen and William a sister Shirley paternal grandmother Mrs Alma Gaumont Old Orchard Beach and Mrs Leon Fenderson Saco and several aunts and uncles Private funeral services will be held Friday at 1 30 pm from Shumway Funeral Home 35 Springs Street Saco
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Jane Ruth Gaumont
Fernand A
Althea (Fenderson) Gaumont
New County Road
Saco
Biddeford
Stephen
William
Shirley
Alma Gaumont
Old Orchard Beach
Leon Fenderson
Shumway Funeral Home
35 Springs Street
Pi Chapter Food Sale Planned for September 29
Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans a food sale for September 29 at 14 Taylor Street Biddeford hosted by Mrs Rol...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roland Provencher
Taylor Street
Biddeford
Raymond Audie
Peter Skinfacos
Margaret Murphy
Xi Omicron
Victor Victor
J. A. Servais
Robert Bergeron
Green Acre Road
Old Orchard Beach
Roland Rioux
Audie
Peter Mentis
Charles Cotsis
Victor
Donald Lester
Servais
Provencher
Alfred Loignon
Training Classes For Christmas Decorations Set
Dates for a York Extension Women Leaders training class on making Christmas decorations were announced at a meeting in the new Grange hall Wells. Sessions are planned for September 27 28 and 29 under the direction of Mrs Dorothy Roberts and Mrs Dorothy Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Extension
New Grange Hall
Wells
Dorothy Roberts
Dorothy Goodwin
Glenn Wildes
Viola Pike
Cornish
Ruth Snell
Bar Mills
Henry VII
Catherine
George and Marthe Washington
Abraham Lincoln
District 5
York
Alewive
Alewive Evening
Eliot
Kittery
Wells Branch
Wells- Ogunquit
Saco
Beulah MacDonald
Alice Prue
Irene Ayer
Merion Banks
Elsie Haskell
Saco Extension Plans Annual Member Drive
Plans for the annual membership drive were discussed at the September meeting of the Saco Extension held Tuesday afternoon at GAR hall in Saco. Mrs Beulah MacDonald, chairman, presided and named a nominating committee of Mrs Marjorie Fogg, Mrs Hazel Emmons and Mrs Mary Rollins. The meeting topic was Table Settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Gar Hall
Beulah MacDonald
Marjorie Fogg
Hazel Emmons
Mary Rollins
State DAR To Hold Meeting In Dexter
The annual State fall meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held in Dexter on September 19 with registrations a ae. The speaker will be Miss Marion Burns, treasurer general NSDAR. Reservations for the luncheon should be made with Mrs. Althea Johnson, Dexter, before September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dexter
Marion Burns
NSDAR
Althea Johnson
Chamber Hears Varied Reports During Meeting
The Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce board meeting featured updates from subcommittees meeting with local industries, a parking committee report with Biddeford officials, and notice of an Industrial Procurement clinic at Wonderbar Sept 28 open to all Maine industries with federal agency participation. City Clerk Ralph Binette spoke on the municipal budget and the Maine State Chamber annual meeting was announced for Oct 17 at Pepperell Hall with the chamber aiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Maine State Chamber of Commerce
Pepperell Hall
Biddeford
Ralph Binette
Fate of Saco Evening School Is In Balance
The fate of Saco's evening school hangs on tonight's Thornton Academy registration from 7 to 8. If fewer than 15 enroll per class meet the required minimum across ten offered courses, the program could be dropped for the year. Registration costs $5 with a 10 week session starting September 18 featuring courses from power squadron navigation to sewing and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Thornton Academy
Power Squadron
Red Cross
GM Walkouts Expand As 90 Plants Idle In Strike
About 90 of GM's 129 plants idle as unions press local working agreements. By Tuesday, 36 plants still operating, 43 reached local accords since walking out at 10 a.m. Monday. National wage deal and relief time agreed. work remains halted for full settlement. A new strike began at the Chevrolet engineering plant at GM Technical Center in Warren Michigan with 800 men quitting.
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Pace
UAW
Tarrytown
N.Y
Livonia
Mich
Marion
Ind
Chevrolet Engineering
GM ‘Technical Center
Warren
Solons Seek More Work At Portsmouth Shipyard
Washington three New Hampshire and Maine senators urge the Navy to assign new work to the Naval Shipyard at Portsmouth New Hampshire to avert layoffs of skilled ship workers. They warn of an imminent balance shift due to workload delays but say additional work now could save 40 marine machinists and 25 marine electricians by securing a major submarine refitting or reactivation project.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Maine
Navy
Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
N. H
Sens
Styles Bridges
Norris Cotton
Margaret Chase Smith
Secretary of the Navy
John B. Connally
Bridges
Thomas J. McLin
Somersworth
Matthew Hodd
Eliot
National Association of Supervisors
Department of Defense
William Connell
Amesbury
Mass
Esther Churns Toward US Coast As Hurricanes Form
Hurricane Esther with 130 mph winds moves west northwest toward the U S coastline after forming near Africa. Forecasters warn ships to exercise caution as Esther maintains its path, with other storms Betsy Debbie and Carla varying in distance and danger. Esther could reach the mainland, though factors may change the course.
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Miami
Fla
Esther
Betsy
Debbie
Africa
San Juan
P.R
Semcircle
Elbert Hill
U.S
North Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Carla
Hill
Louisiana
Texas
Caribbean
Jamaica
Panama
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Verdes
Auxiliary AMVETS to Elect Officers in Saco Meeting
Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS auxiliary held its fall session at the Post home. Officers discussed September 26 elections and the October 3 state executive committee meeting in Saco. Evelyn Henaire presided. three renewals noted and a 1961 62 membership drive underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boucouvalas- Dupuis Amvets
Post
State Executive Committee
Saco
Evelyn Henaire
Lois Currier
Patricia Boucouvalas
Rhoda ‘Kimball Holtz
Battle Creek
Mich
Eyes For the
Needy” Association
Maine Cancer Society
Texans Move to Aid Storm Ravaged Areas In Gulf Coast
President to fly from Texas as Lyndon Johnson and federal officials assess Houston area damage. Galveston and Texas City face greatest needs for food health and property protection. National Guard civil defense teams move into Galveston with 78 troops. Tornado deaths noted in Galveston and Jonesboro Louisiana while Fullbright Texas reports no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Houston
Lyndon B. Johnson
Daniel
Texas
Galveston
Texas City
National Guardsmen
Civil Defense
National Guard
J. N. Olson
Marie Harris
Ernie Miles
Fullbright
Jonesboro
Officials Continue Search For Plane
GREENVILLE The Piscataquis Sheriff’s Department planned to resume its investigation into a report that the tail of a plane was seen on the bottom of Little Moxie Pond about 15 miles southwest of Greenville. A fishing party reported debris resembling a plane tail. Sheriff Roger Holt Sr. flew to the pond Tuesday night, but rough waters blocked the search. Authorities said they would return today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Piscataquis
Little Moxie Pond
Roger Holt
Sheriff's Department
Mercury orbital flight aims to test capsule and systems
A space traveler’s craft reached orbit as Atlas worked flawlessly and Bermuda and Guaymas stations tracked signals. The goal was to slow and recover the capsule for a future manned orbital flight, testing tracking networks, onboard systems, and re entry heat tolerance in a milestone toward beating the Soviet space lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Bermuda
Guaymas
Mexico
Atlas
Mercury Control Center
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
United States
Alan B. Shepard, Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mercury
Savings Bank Women plan October general meeting in Waterville
A planning session held Tuesday in Portland by officers of the Maine Association of Savings Bank Women, led by unit president Arlene Litwinowich, set tentative plans for the group’s first general meeting in October in the Waterville area. Secretary Zelma Clark read the report. Attendees included members from Saco Biddeford, Biddeford, Auburn, Lewiston, Gardiner, Portland, Waterville, and Sanford with numerous named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Association of Savings Bank
Arlene Litwinowich
Lace- Biddeford Bank
Waterville
Zelma Clark
Saco
Saco-Biddeford Savings Bank
Irene Auger
Wells Schools Report Enrollment Up 12 From Last Year
The Wells school system opened with 829 students, up 12 from last year. Wells High reached 214, Wells Junior High 153, and Wells Elementary down to 367 as 16 Moody area students transfer to Ogunquit Village. Enrollment typically rises after early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Supt
Robert W. Johnson
Wells
Wells High School
Wells Elementary
Supt. Johnson
Moody
Ogunquit Village
Biddeford Boy Struck By Car Hospitalized
A three year old Biddeford boy, Moulton Mouzas of Harvard Avenue, was listed in satisfactory condition at Webber hospital after a car struck him on Harvard Street. The driver, Paul L. Guerin, 38, of Bradbury Street, said he did not see the boy as he stepped into the street. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Mouzas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Moulton Mouzas
Harvard Avenue
Paul L. Guerin
Bradbury Street
Harvard Street
Guerin
James Mouzas
Teller Says Shelters Stockpiles Could Curb Nuclear War
Dr. Teller of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory warns that a well prepared nation could survive a nuclear conflict. He proposes three steps: build shelters against blast and fallout, stockpile food and essential machinery, and plan organized civilian effort to endure the early days and rebuild. He estimates costs in billions and says sabotage of preparedness risks massive casualties. Time is short as Soviet testing could prompt an all out war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
Teller
United States
Quiet in Saco Court and City Services Report
No session of Saco Municipal Court was held this morning. Police headquarters reported no accidents last night or this morning. The Fire department received no calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Fire Department
Rumford Man Fined 50 and Licenses Revoked
Bernard J. Amero of Rumford pleaded guilty in Biddeford Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. He was fined 50 or 10 days in jail and his driving license was suspended, effective after he transports his wife to Boston for medical care. Police said he backed into an Air Force car near a Mobil station on Elm Street, Biddeford, August 2 and fled. a similar incident was reported by Seco police. A DUI charge was not pursued for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Amero
Rumford
Alfred
Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
Amero
Air Force
Mobil
Elm Street
Seco
Nason
Boston
Atty
Harold Carroll
Evangeline Rebekahs Nominate Officers in Biddeford Meeting
The Evangeline Rebekah lodge held its meeting at Alfred street hall Biddeford last night nominating officers and approving attendance at a North Windham field day. A decision was made to send the noble grand to the Bangor Rebekah assembly October 18 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Alfred Street
Biddeford
North Windham
Rebekah Assembly
Bangor
Auburn
Nellie Wallace
Saco Grange To Elect Officers Next Meeting
Ten members of Saco Juvenile Grange attended the Jamboree in Augusta. Mrs. Rachel Smith reported to the Saco Grange at the hall on North Street. It was voted to donate items for the white elephant table and auction at the North Saco Grange fair on September 30. Election of officers will be at the next meeting September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Juvenile Grange
Augusta
Rachel Smith
Saco Grange
North Street
Saco
North Saco Grange
Milton Randall
Waste Disposal Hearing Scheduled in Saco
The Maine Water Improvement Commission schedules a public hearing on Saco's application to dump sanitary waste from the Industrial Park into Goose Fare Brook. Hearing set for October 10 at 1 30 p m in the Saco Municipal courtroom. The plan requests permission to dump up to 25 000 gallons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Water Improvement Commission
City of
Saco
Goose Fare Brook
Saco Municipal Court Room
Biddeford Firemen Answer Two Calls
Biddeford firefighters answered two calls yesterday afternoon just minutes apart. At 3:47 p m they tackled a grass fire at a Hills Beach house lot owned by John Maddox using a booster. At 3:54 p m they responded to a car fire at Elm and St Mary streets in a Rosalre Lambert vehicle, likely from a shorted wire, and the blaze was out on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Hills Beach
John Maddox
Elm
St. Mary Streets
Rosalre Lambert
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Solons
Auxiliary of Amvets
Paar
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Wells Schools
New York
Jack Paar
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Berlin
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
White House
Defense Department
Army
Dallas Hoadley
Baltimore
J. R. Deane Jr
San Francisco
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Jack
Paris
Journal
Evangeline Rebekahs
Bert
America
Bert Thompson
Alfred St
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