Death of Maynard Fanjoy Father and woodsman in Harmony
Maynard Fanjoy 62 died suddenly Tuesday morning at the home of Andy Merrill Pickerel Cove Harmony. He was born in Cary son of Jeremiah and Barbara Ellen Fanjoy and a self employed woodsman. Survived by sister Ruth Beaulieu Old Orchard Beach two brothers Perley Fanjoy Bingham Kenneth Fanjoy Plymouth. Funeral Saturday 10 am from Hartland Chapel with burial in Harmony cemetery. Donald Shorey funeral home Pittsfield in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Fanjoy
Old Orchard Beach
Andy Merrill
Pickerel Cove
Harmony
Cary
Jeremiah
Barbara Ellen (Black) Fanjoy
Ruth Beaulieu
Perley Fanjoy
Bingham
Kenneth Fanjoy
Plymouth
Hartland
Fanjoy
Harmony Cemetery
Donald Shorey
Pittsfield
Ladies Auxiliary September Meeting Set at Union Hall
The September meeting of the Ladies auxiliary TWUA AFL CIO is scheduled for Sunday at 2 15 p m at Union Hall 157 Main Street Biddeford The Saco Extension Service holds its first fall meeting Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the Saco G A R hall replacing the Methodist church vestry with a lunch workshop on Gem Jewelry and Pristine Suggestions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Twua-Afl-C1o
Union Hall
Main Street
Biddeford
Saco Extension Service
Saco G. A. R
Methodist Church
Nins
Church Confession Times Noted Across Maine Parishes
The Junior Band and chorus at Saco Salvation Army will meet Saturday at 9 00 a m. Confessions are listed at St Monica Kennebunk from 4 00 to 5 00 p m and at St Martha Keenebunkport from 4 00 to 7 00 and 8 00 p m. Confessions also at St Mary Wells 2 30 to 3 30 p m and at All Saints Oguawit 4 00 to 5 00 p m. St Andre news choir resumes Sunday at 11 00 a m Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
St. Martha Church
Keenebunkport
St. Mary Church
Wells
All Saints Church
Oguawit
St. Andre Mews Choir
Quiet Biddeford Morning With Minor Robbery Incident
Police logs show no major incidents or accidents in Biddeford this morning aside from a minor robbery at a Main Street store. One intoxication case was filed in municipal court. fire and ambulance calls remained absent up to press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Surplus Food Will be Distributed at Saco City Hall
Announced today by Ethel Day, Saco welfare chairman, surplus foods will be distributed at Saco City Hall on September 19 from 9 to 12 a m and 1 to 3 p m. A separate note mentions a statue of the Angel Caido Fallen Angel in Madrid's main park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco City Hall
Y Ethel Day
Saco Welfare
Caido
Fallen Angel
Madrid
Spain
Paquin Rites Set After Brief Illness in Biddeford
Ludger Paquin 54 of 6 Water Street Biddeford died after a brief illness. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Paquin. Survivors include two daughters Cecile and Mrs Willie Roux three sons Roger Laurent and Donald five sisters and four brothers. Funeral tomorrow at 8 from St Andre church with calling hours tonight 7 to 10 at Sansoucy funeral home Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludger Paquin
Water Street
Biddeford
John Paquin
Willie Roux
Alfred
Cecile Paquin
Waltham
Mass
Roger
Laurent Paquin
Springvale
Donald Paquin
Philip Gagnon
Canada
Philouse Laverter
Henry Marcotte
Willie Hinse
Angelina Melanfant
California
Josepha
Emile
Leo
Raymond
St. Andre Church
Sansoucy
Funeral Services for Chris Paul Held in Biddeford
Funeral services were conducted yesterday afternoon at Christ Episcopal church Biddeford for Chris Paul. Rev. Sue Kalamaras of St. Demetrios church led the rites. Bearers were Fotis Hadiaris John Fadiaris Efthemios Tsomides and John Anagnostis. Burial followed at St. Demetrios cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Liapis Somerville Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. James Liapis John Liapis also of Somerville and Miss Sylvia Karkarmegis of Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Paul
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Sue Kalamaras
St. Demetrios Church
Fotis Hadiaris
John Fiadiaris
Efthemios Tsomides
John Anagnostis
St. Demetrios Cemetery
George Liapis
Somerville
Mass
James Liapis
John Liapis
Syllvia Karkarmegis
Funeral services for Arthemise Fecteau village widow
Funeral rites held for Arthemise Fecteau 86 of 26 Pierson's Lane at St. Andre church with a solemn high Mass. Msgr. Anne Giguere led the service assisted by Rev. A J Martel and Rev. Gerard Parent with male quartet and Laura Lauzen Proulx on organ. Honorary bearers listed from St. Anne Sodality. Burial at St. Joseph cemetery after grave prayers by Father Marie. Out of town attendee Mrs. Claire Murphy from Hartford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthemise Fecteau
Pierson’s Lane
St. Andre Church
Anne Giguere
A. J. Martel
Gerard Parent
Laura Lauzen Proulx
St. Anne Sodality
Adelard Cote
George Gendron
Edsmond Moisan
J. Wilfred Lepine
Lucien Doyon
Alberico Caron
Maurice Gagnon
Armand LeHouillier
William Normand
Roger Jean
Octave Boucher
St. Joseph
Pray Lers
Father Marie
Funeral services for John Sinclair in Saco
Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. from Shum Way funeral home Saco for John Sinclair with Rev. Thomas Knox of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating and burial in Woodlawn. Bearers included Joseph Sterling Samuel Rankin Edward Gallant Fred Cote Arthur Albrecht and Ernest Cantara. Bugler Arnold Ballard and a firing squad from the Marine barracks at Portsmouth NH conducted military services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Murphy
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Arthur St. Pierre
St. Mary Cemetery
Biddeford
Miss Lou Welch
Owen-Davis Legion Post
Joseph Sterling
Samuel Rankin
Fred Cote
Ernest Cantara
Edward Gallant
Arthur Albrecht
Portsmouth, N. H
Shum- Way
John Sinclair
Thomas Knox
Trinity Episcopal Church
Woodlawn
Arnold Ballard
Marine Barracks
Portsmouth
N. H
Funeral services for Robert Ostrander held in Saco
Funeral services were held Thursday at 11 a m for Robert Earl Ostrander a retired lumberman of Old Orchard from the Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco with Rev Charles Johnson of Bay St Louis Miss officiating. Burial was in Wyoming cemetery Melrose Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Earl Ostrander
Old Orchard
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Saco
Charles Johnson
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Wyoming Cemetery
Mellrose
Mass
Weather for Portland Cooler Nights and Sunny Saturday
Clear and very cool tonight with light variable winds around 5 mph and frost likely in wall and exposed low areas. Saturday will be sunny and cool with temperatures 60 to 65 and lows in the 30s in most valleys and exposed spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wall
Eastport
Caribou
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Boston
Nantucket
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Donald E Smith dies in Boston after illness
Donald E Smith 51 president of the B F Emery company Kennebunk died yesterday morning in a Boston hospital after a short illness. Born in Lynn Mass he was active in civic affairs and held multiple local positions. Survived by widow Elizabeth King Smith a son Richard B Smith a daughter Elizabeth B Smith and a brother Richard P Smith. Funeral at Christ Church Kennebunk Saturday at 3 pm with Rev Wallace Iske officiating burial in Hope Cemetery arrangements Bibber Memorial chapel Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Smith
B. F. Emery Company
Kennebunk
Boston
Lynn
Mass
Cassius P. and
Maude (Smith) Smith
Haverhill
Kennebunk Health Council
Elizabeth (King) Smith
Richard B. Smith
Elizabeth B Smith
Richard P. Smith
Christcchurch
Wallace 'Iske
Hartford
Samuel Bromley dies aged 95 in Old Orchard Beach
Samuel Bromley 95 a retired textile worker died this morning at 14 Forest Avenue Old Orchard Beach where he lived for seven years Born in England October 2 1864 he worked in Connecticut textile plants before retiring He leaves a son Joseph Jewit City Conn two daughters Mrs Max Bellevue Old Orchard Beach and Mrs Mary Clisby Phoenix Ariz 10 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren Private funeral Monday 9 am Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco burial Plainfield Cemetery Plainfield Connecticut Also noted Mrs Bertha Bryant widow of Robert H Bryant funeral held at Dennett and Craig funeral home Saco Rev H Lewis Cutler officiated Burial Laurel Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Beaupre
Claves Street
Biddeford
Hawaii
Ephrem Thibodeau
Gove Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Gerard ‘Jerry Drouin
Mem Street
Webber Hospital
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Herbert Tibbetts
Prospect Street
Long Island
N. Y
Acton
Fairhaven Avenue
Ferry Beach
Saco
Lincoln
Howard Bellerose
Cleveland
Ohio
Norman P. Binette
Michael
Seaview Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Latin Quarter
Connecticut
Paul R. Marcoux
USN
Joseph L. Marcoux
Emery Street
Macoux
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
R. I
Marcoux
Navy
Biddeford High School
Paul FE
Chadbourne
Ferry Road
Glenn Chadbourne
BTS
Taylor
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Japan
Hong Kong
Formosa
Okinawa
Guam
Australia
Thornton, Academy
The
Samuel Bromley
Forest Avenue
England
John
Mary Higham) Bromley
Max Bellevue
Old.Orchard
Mary Clisby
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph Jewit City
Conn
Bertha Bryant
Bertham Burnham Bryant
Robert H. Bryant
Nennett and Craig
H. Lewis Cutler
Second Congregational Church
Raymond Wakefield
Robert Bryant
Leon Cole
Paul Atwood
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Keel Laid for New Atomic Sub USS Jack at Portsmouth
The keel of the USS Jack an atomic submarine was laid at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in simple ceremonies It is the 129th submarine built there and the sixth nuclear powered vessel Leo S Dingle head nuclear engineer struck the first welding arc marking the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Jack
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Leo S. Dingle
Congolese Protest Against UN and Ghana Troops at Camp Leopold
Angry Congolese soldiers demanded UN action over Ghana troops protecting Lumumba. Witnesses say Lumumba narrowly escaped a lynching two attempts, his shirt torn, amid calls to kill him. The president credited Ghana forces with blocking a Congolese arrest order and interference in Congo matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Ghana
Lumumba
Leopold
Congo
Colby Names Truster Reginald Sturtevant Chairman
Colby College announces Reginald H. Sturtevant of Livermore Falls Trust Co as new chairman succeeding Neil Leonard of Boston Attorney firm. Sturtevant chosen by college board of trustees to lead the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLBY
Truster
Waterville
Colby College Board of Trustees
Reginald H. Sturtevant
Livermore Falls Trust Co
Boston
Neil Leonard
Salute To Youth honors Thornton student for Thayer Institute
Linda Moraney of Thornton Academy earned the Salute To Youth award and was selected to attend the Summer Mathematics Institute at Thayer Academy in Braintree Massachusetts. She excelled on entrance tests and high exam marks won her a place amid national science groups. Moraney studied at Boston Children’s Hospital pathology lab and heard lectures from Harvard MIT and Brandeis. She is an A student active in Future Teachers of America Glee Club Band and Girls Athletic Association and aspires to teach math.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Academy
Braintree
Mass
Linda Moraney
Thornton Academy
Miss Moraney
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brandeis University
Thornton Academy Educational and
Thornton
Future Teachers of America
Glee Club
Girls Athletic Association
van Psomiades
Laurel Avenue
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Girls State
Colby College
Owen-Davis Legion Auxiliary
Reed Praises Portland Airport Recovery Efforts
Governor Reed commends Portland and its officers for recovering about 118000 from a defaulting airport contractor after a five year dispute. Maine will gain roughly one fourth of the 477000 settlement. Portland funded the project and pursued recovery alongside state and federal partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reed
Portland
Ledge
State of Maine
Saco Man Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
A Saco man faced robbery charges for holding up the Wilton branch of Depositors Trust Co. on August 18, stealing 12500. He pled guilty to robbery and innocent to assaulting a bank employee Mack who runs a Portland cigar store and magazine stand. He will begin his sentence at Danbury federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Depositors Trust Co
Mack
Portland
Monument Square
Federal
Danbury
Conn
Henry Jacobsen Fined in Saco Municipal Court
Henry Jacobsen age 44 of Water ville was fined twenty dollars in Saco Municipal Court this morning by Judge Hilary Mahaney on charges of unspecified offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jacobsen
Waterville
Saco Municipal Court
Hilary Mahaney
Steuben Treasures Warrants Impounded After Audit
State Attorney General has ordered impounding of the town of Steuben treasurer’s warrants and vouchers after a special audit found 8190.50 in bills not listed in town records. The audit, requested by local citizens, was conducted by state police detective Bernard Holdsworth.
Speeding Case on the Maine Turnpike Cited by State Police
State police acted as complainants in a speeding case on the Maine Turnpike, outlining the alleged offense and pursuing action through the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Biddeford Woman Awarded Damages in Bus Case
Elisa Girouard of Biddeford was awarded 3375 by the York county traverse jury in Alfred for injuries from a June 1959 fall from a Biddeford Bus Lines bus. She had sought 5000. In separate actions, Thomas and Mrs Bryant settled a $16500 two car collision suit with J Ross Sherwood before jury deliberation. Richard Howard won 25 plus 27 costs in a $150 cross suit against the Lewises. A $850 settlement was reported in a fatal milk truck suit by Philip Shaw over his 18 month old son Ralph Frank Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisa Girouard
Biddeford
Biddeford-Saco
Jbus
York County Traverse Jury
Alfred Wednes
Corier
Alfred and
Pool Streets
Thomas Bryant
J. Ross Sherwood
Lewises
Damaages
Howard
Philip A. Shaw
North Berwick
Ralph Frank Shaw
Donald F. Staples
Paul Staples
Thief Steals Petty Cash From Biddeford Flower Shop
Police report a thief entered Lord's Flower Shop at 251 Main Street by a rear air vent door left unsecured. About 2.90 in change and five one-dollar bills were taken from an open safe. investigation led by Police Chief Sevigny and Technician George Friary continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Edgar Sevigny
Raymond E. Lord
Lord
Main Street
Sevigny
George Friary
Chief Sevigny
Elderly Driver Blacks Out Causing Union Avenue Crash
An 81 year old driver Charles M Abbott of 97 Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach backed out on Union avenue striking a parked car owned by John Migner of 63 Union avenue Old Orchard Beach. Abbott received facial bruises and cuts and was treated by Donald Skillings. Damage to the second vehicle was estimated at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Charles M. Abbott
Ocean Avenue
John Migner
Abbott
Donald Skillings
York Beach Disorders Prompt Call to Maine Officials
A letter to the governor from Rev Benjamin Bubar Jr cites flagrant law violations in York Beach last summer including vice near rioting and home invasions. It says local police cannot cope and town police lack jurisdiction while residents fear for the area as a summer resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank £. Hancock
Robert Marx
York Beach
York
Benjamin Bubar, Jr
Maine Christian Civic League
Stock Market Edges Up In Cautious Trade
The Associated Press average at noon rose .20 to 214.90 as industrials gained 40, rails up .70 and utilities down .20. Mixed moves across sectors reflect a stubbornly flat market despite a recent downturn, with rails aided by merger news and autos showing mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
WU. S
Biddeford Contractor Wins Bid for New High School
Biddeford contractor Raymond A. Plante won the bid to build the new high school site at Main and Highland streets after the third call. The contract covers two buildings with an estimated 350 working days to completion. equipment costs of about 100000 remain to be raised, and no penalty clause is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Plante
Main
Highland Streets
Annette OES Honors 27 Past Matrons and Patrons
The Annette chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Worthy Matron and Patron night at Saco Masonic hall honoring 27 visiting matrons and patrons from chapters including Evangeline North Windham and Clover Sanford. Guests from Pine Tree Gorham and Sarah Orne Jewett South Berwick attended with invitations for future events and inspections listed for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco Masonic Hall
George Staples
Evangeline
North Windham
Gordon Brewster
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
Paul Tate
Adah
Biddeford
Vernor Gerrish
Ruth
Springvale
Beulah Bourke
Iona
Portland
Ruby Goodall
Clover
Sanford
Donald Ferguson
Carolyn Mullens
Union
Lyman
Dorothy Watson
Longfellow
South Portland
Norman Hiort
David Drew
Dawn of Hope
Standish
Marion Littlefield
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Alson Brown
Winnegance
Yarmouth
Greta Chick
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Elmont Tyndale
Ernest Hutchins
Piscataqua
Kittery
Helen Savage
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Alice Schwabenhausen
Cornerstone
Kenneth White
Margaret Johnson
Madonna
Kennebunk
Lois Bray
Fadette
York
Juanita i Sessions
Maine
Agnes Swett
South Berwick
Florence
Marjorie Parola
Martha Night
Miniwanca
Old Orchard Beach
Fern
Alfred
Mizpah
Westbrook
Charles Towle
Ralph Meserve
Norman McAuley
Maine Milk Commission names 1960 61 chairman
Rex L Varnum of Sebec elected chairman of the Maine Milk Commission for 1960 61. He succeeds Alan H Clark of Houlton as the head of the state dairy regulatory body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Rex. L. Varnum
Sebec
Maine Milk Commission
Alan, Hl. Clark
Houlton
Editorial Staff Plans For 1961 Eagle Yearbook
St Louis and St Joseph high schools plan a joint Eagle Yearbook with theme For God And Country. The Sept meeting announced editors and advisors including Rev Mothers St Claire and St Paule d Avila. Nine students submitted theme compositions with three winners named Simonne Boutet Carol Ann Newman and Gertrude Nolette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
St. Louis High School
Brother Roland
Mother St. Claire of
St. Joseph
Mother St. Claire
God and Country
Simonne Boutet
Carol Ann Newman
Gertrude Nolette
Rochelle Caouette
Michelle d'Aoust
Maxine Paul
Muriel Rochefort
Nicole Taillon
Georgianna Webb
Roland
World War I Vets to Meet in York County Barracks
The York County Barracks meets at the Fremont club hall in Portland Street on Monday night with Perley Woodman of New Orleans as guest speaker. Ten new initiates expected as Commander Frechette announces goal of 200 members by Christmas to make Biddeford the state’s largest barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Woodman
New Orleans
York ‘County
Fremont ‘Club
Alfred Street
Napoleon Frechette
Woodman
Frechette
Rockland
Sanford
Houston
Saco
Bath
Presque Isle
Milo
Hills Beach
York County
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Biddeford Peaceful
Claire Murphy
Hartford, Conn
Walter A. Swinyver
Walter A. Scinger
Francis J. Kane
William Cleary
Lou Welch
Beavers
Center Garage
Ernest Guillemette
Clarence Kennedy
Arthur Garon
Edward Pullyard
Robert Center
Donald Levesque
Maurice Goan
Robert Ostrander
Ers
Mobutu
Kasavubu
By Madeliene Davenport
Linda Morancy
Saco Man
Pike Speeder
Town Records
Annette Oes
NEW Milk Chairman
WWI
Bert
Central Maine Power Co
Main St
Bert Thompson
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