Local Notices: Saco Residents In Hospitals And Travelers
Charles K. Fenderson of 25 Cross Street Saco and Brendan Twomey of Promenade Avenue Saco are patients at Webber hospital. Edward Jackson of 9 Westward Lane Saco is a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. Mr and Mrs Arthur Guerin Jr and Mrs Yvonne Perreault of Old Orchard Beach visiting in Holyoke and Fall River Massachusetts for a week. Micheline and Rita Bousquet of 10 Surfside Avenue Old Orchard Beach were visitors at Whiteface Mountain Wilmington New York recently. Mrs Lillian Labonte a Biddeford hairdresser recuperating at her West steel home from spinal injuries. Mr and Mrs Leopold Labonte reside on West Street Biddeford after summer at Hills Beach cottage. Leopold Labonte returned to West Street Biddeford after being treated at Notre Dame hospital for internal injuries from a traffic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Fenderson
Cross Street
Saco
Webber Hospital
Brendan Twomey
Promenade Avenue
Edward Jackson
Westward Lane
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Arthur Guerin, Jr
Yvonne Perreault
Old Orchard Beach
Holyoke
Fall River
Mass
Micheline
Rita Bousquet
Surfside Avenue
Whiteface Mountain
Wilmington
N. Y
Lillian Labonte
Biddeford
West Steel
Leopold Labonte
West Street
Hills Beach
West
Saco Democratic Social Club Meeting and Eastern Star Event
The Saco Democratic Social Club meets Monday night at 8 in GAR hall with Districts One and Two associate guests. Adah chapter Eastern Star in Biddeford Masonic hall hosts a 7:30 meeting tonight with Mrs. Betty Jean Braley and Herbert Sessions as guests. Refreshments under Mrs. Arlene Johnson. Ladies auxiliary TWUA meets Sunday at 2:15 p.m. at Union hall Biddeford, postponed from Sept 16 due to parade. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Democratic Social Club
Gar Hall
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Betty Jean Braley
South Portland
Grand Chapter
Maine
Herbert Sessions
York
Arlene Johnson
TWUA
Afl-Cio
Union Hall
Biddeford
Annette
Saco Masonic Hall
District One
Joyce Meserve
Union
Lyman
John M. Strickland
Miniwanca
Old Orchard Beach
Claire Tracy
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
Carl Burleigh
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Orrie Ridley
Ruth
Springvale
Alicia Stigman
Pine Tree
Gorham
Gladys Walton
Longfellow
Pauline Peacock
Jnez Johnson
Iowa
Portland
Marshal
Grace Barnes
Fadette
Helen Parks
Adah
Margaret Johnson
Madonna
Kensnebunk
Geraldine In Christie
Deering
Theresa Hilton
Clover
Sanford
Wsther
Virginia Moody
Saco
Martha
Martha Leach
Sarah Orne Jewett
South Berwick
Electa
Betty Coleman
Beacon Light
North Berwick
Warder
Wells Moulton
Piscataqua
Kittery
Sentinel
Betty Jean Roberge
Ralph Meserve
Esther H. Linsscott
DDGM
Linscott
Worthy
Anne R. Horsman
WGM
Horsman
Ilona
Edna ‘Lane
Mary Savage
Community church activities and confessions schedule in Saco area
Saturday activities include Junior Bandana Dangs meeting at 10 am and confessions at St Monica and St Martha churches in Kennebunk from 4 to 5 pm. Wells hosts a hayride for Senior Pilgrim Fellowship at 6:30 pm. Sunday features confirmation and Christian Pilgrim Fellowship meetings at 6:30 pm and a Walt Disney film Siam screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandana Dangsters
Saco Salvation Army
St Monica Church
Kennebunk
Mary Church
Wells
Pilgrim Fellowship
Saco First Parish Congregational Church
Christian Pilgrim Fellowship
Saco First Parish
Siam
Deaths Arthur Henry Hayes 80 longtime Kennebunk resident
Arthur Henry Hayes 80 a resident of Kennebunk for 50 years and former Sanford native died this morning in a Bd deford hospital. Born August 22, 1882 in Alfred he was a retired toll collector for the Maine Turnpike and a long time member of Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias and Mousam Lodge Odd Fellows. Surviving are his widow Nellie, a son Carlton A. Hayes, a brother Walter J. Hayes, sisters Lillian Cloutier and Florence Lennon, two grandchildren Donald A. and Robert A. Hayes and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Sunday at 2 at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with Rev. Chester Staples officiating. Interment Hope Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henry Hayes
Kennebunk
Sanford
Bddeford
Alfred
James D
Alice (Whalen) Hayes
Maine
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
Mousam Lodge of Odd Fellows
Nellie
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Kennepark
Chester Staples
Helen S Boynton 81 of Kennebunkport dies after long illness
Helen S Short Boynton, 81, of Kennebunkport died Wednesday night in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born April 6, 1881 in Lowell Massachusetts, she was active in the Arundell Opera Theater and a member of the South Congregational church and Arundel Women's Republican club. Survivors include sons Wesley L Boynton and Walter E Boynton and daughter Frances B Marsden, plus four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held from Bibber Memorial Chapel tomorrow at 4 pm with burial in Cambridge Massachusetts. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen S. Boynton
Kennebunkport
Portland
Lowell
Mass
William E
Clara Hovey Short
Medlford
Frances B. Marsden
North Chelmsford
Bibber
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Delima Hubert held at St Joseph
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Delima Hubert 98 longtime Biddeford resident were held this morning at 8 30 from St Joseph church with Msgr Elie Hevey celebrating the solemn requiem high mass Rev Mark Franck deacon and Rev Noorman Carrier sub deacon. Music by a male quartet and organist Mrs Dianna Rousselle. Bearers Alberte Caron Joseph Loranger Josephe Plourde William Normand George Souliere John Bergeron. Burial in St Joseph cemetery. Out of town attendees listed among mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Delima Hubert
Biddelford
St. Joseph Church
Elie Hevey
Mark Franck
Noorman Carrier
Dianna Rousselle
Alberte Caron
Joseph Loranger
Josephe Plourde
William Normand
George Souliere
John Bergeron
St. Joseph
Fr. Carrier
Zepherin Auger
Alphonsine Auger
Ovila Auger
Eemond Aiser
Christine Auger
Augusta
Ovila Lalumiere
Roger Nantell
Champagne
LaChine
Maine Light Association To Launch Drive
The Maine Light Conservation association plans a $40 000 drive at District 410 Lions cabinet meeting in Lincoln Motel Lincoln starting 2 p m Sunday. Districts 41 L and 41 I previously held meetings. after Sunday's session the statewide campaign will have 100 Lions selling sight certificates through October 15. Burton A Tompkins district governor presides. Merton J Gribbins and Nelson J Turner outline campaign details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgton
Maine Light Conservation Association
Maine Lions
MSCA
Lincoln Motel
Lincoln
Maine Light
Lions Club
Burton A. Tompkins
Presque Isle
Merton J. Gribbins
Augusta
Nelson J. Turner
Cuban missile site near Banes sparks base rumors
Reports from Cuban underground sources claim the government may be preparing a naval base near Banes and moving families from nearby regions. Analysts suggest missiles could be deployed to defend such a base amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banes
Astro
Guantanamo
Stock Market Slumps as Dow Breaks 600 Threshold
New York stocks fell broadly with the Dow Jones industrial average slipping below 600 as soft trading and cautious weekend sentiment weighed on blue chips. Major groups including steels, motors, oils, utilities and chemicals declined while IBM, Texas Instruments and Xerox led losses. bonds moved mixed amid light trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
du Pont
International Nickel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
IBM
Polaroid
Texas Instruments
Xerox
U.S
Cuban torpedo boats armed with missiles feared
Reports indicate Cuban naval forces are acquiring modern torpedo boats equipped with missiles, with estimated ranges up to 17 miles, amid Soviet assistance.
Portland Weather Outlook This Weekend
Fair and warmer Portland forecast shows mostly sunny skies this afternoon with cool, clear tonight and frost. Saturday expected fair and slightly warmer with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. winds ease tonight and remain light and variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Fremont Club Plans Public Bean Supper and October Par ties
Fremont club and auxiliary set a public baked bean supper for tomorrow from 5 to 7 p.m. at the club hall on Alfred Street Biddeford. They also outlined a four week series of progressive whist parties starting October 7, with the board of directors in charge of the first event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Paul Nadeau
Jean Paul Rheaume
Josephi Peloquin
Urbain Langevin
Alcide Dubois
Roger Wagner
Joseph Peloquin
Wilfred Simoneau
Albert Allie
Gagnon
Jonel Garon
George Lambert
Adrien Lamothe
Gerard Morin
Joseph Neault
Paul Neault
Ernest Valliere
Antonio Daigneault
Josephat Granier
Natalie Lemire
Leo Nolette
Helene Chretien
Leslie Duprey
Alma Casteau
Romeo Forest
Alfred Lantagne
Jean Pauline
George Baiguy
Emile LePlond
Maine Faces Need for More College Seats this Fall
John Blake of the University of Maine at Portland outlines Maine must add about 6,000 college seats to match Vermont and New Hampshire offerings. The MTA convention will open with a program on Higher Education Maine Can Afford at Portland High School Auditorium with leaders from Colby, St Joseph, Farmington, Gorham, and Ricker colleges. Projections show Maine's college participation remains among the lowest. only 5.5 percent of adults 25 and over had four years of college in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine, Teachers Association
John Blake
University of Maine At Portland
Blake
Portland High School
H. Austin Peck
University of Maine
Earle McKeen
Colby College
Sister Mary Carmel
St. Joseph College
Ermo H. Scott
Farmington State Teachers College
Kenneth T. H. Brooks
Gorham State Teachers College
C. Worth Howard
Ricker College
Tennessee
Arkansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
New England Board of Higher Education
Robert Wells
Farmington
Lincoln Fish
MTA Committee On
Annette Chapter Officers Night Observed in Saco Hall
Annette chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a guest officers night at Saco Masonic hall with district officers presiding. Members and visiting officers from Districts One and Two participated in exemplifications, presentations, and invitations for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Firemen Answer Two Calls In Saco
Saco firemen responded to two fires yesterday. The first was a chimney fire at the Plaza restaurant on Main Street, where a booster line was used. At 4 p m they tackled a woods fire on land owned by Nicholas Libby on Jenkins Road, using hose and booster lines, returning to Central Fire Station at 6 01 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Plaza
Main Street
Nicholas Libby
Jenkins Road
Central Fire Station
Kennedy urges Democratic Congress for progress in 1960 race
In a 1960 campaign frame Kennedy insists on a Democratic House and Senate to move the country forward. He concedes the 87th Congress fell short of his hopes but touts its progress and compassion, urging more Democrats to push broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
Biddeford Youth Pleads Guilty To Wrong Way Drive
Richard A. Tarr, 19, of 484 Main Street Biddeford, pleaded guilty before Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason in Biddeford Municipal Court to operating a motor vehicle the wrong way on a one way street. The case was continued for sentence. Tarr was apprehended by Biddeford Police Officer Alfred Guilmette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Tarr
Main Street
Biddeford
Gerald CC. Nason
Tarr
Alfred Guilmette
Gagne Found Guilty In 40 MPH Speeding Case
Donald G. Gagne, 22, was fined 15 by Trial Justice Wesley Mewer in Old Orchard Beach for speeding 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Fast Island Avenue. Police had charged him after the incident last night in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard Beach
Wesley M. Mewer
Gagne
Fast Island Avenue
Donald G. Gagne
St Joseph Alumnae Elects Officers For Fall Meeting
St Joseph Alumnae elected new officers at the first fall meeting at the school. President Helen Chretien and vice president Roland Beaudoin head a slate including secretary Joseph Doherty treasurer Cecile Brunelle and dues collector Lucille Dubois. Denise Addorio publicity chair Rev Sylvia Levesque chaplain. Delegates to Girls State were Diane Camire and Priscille Hebert. The group approved buying a television set for the grammar school and launched a new membership drive led by Madeleine Langley. An auditing committee w as named and plans for a record hop and Halloween party were outlined with chaperones named. Mrs Helen Chretien received a social hour award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Helen Chretien
Roland Beaudoin
Joseph Doherty
Cecile Brunelle
Lucille Dubois
Denise , Addorio
Sylvia Levesque
Diane Camire
Priscille Hebert
Colby College
St. Joseph Grammar School
Madeleine Langley
Father Levesque
Blanche Ryan
Mignonne Dutil
Jeannette Tardiff
Bernice Dion
Rose Bouchler
Germaine Lauzon
E.A. Guerrette
theSt. Joseph High School
Elen Chretien
AMVETS Unit Approves Safety Plan and Schedules Community Events
Observance of Constitution Week noted by Merton Ira Staples post AMVETS and auxiliary. They voted to purchase authentic copies of the Constitution for local schools and sponsor a child safety program. Plans include distributing The Child's Code to Survival in elementary schools and collaborating with policewomen’s school patrols to teach children about dangers of rides from strangers. Ruth Nickerson named membership chairman to run a renewal supper on Oct 13 at the post home. Renewal notices will be mailed. national dues rise to $3. A child welfare program at Sweetser Home in Saco outlined, with a social party Oct 12 at Togus VA center followed by orientation for volunteer workers. Lillian Critchly named chair of a Nov 3 food sale. penny collection for Meals for Millions. UN Day activities planned Oct 24 with a UN evening coffee at Kennebunk library and a UN tree planting. Session led by Simonne Grenier, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Ira Staples Post
Amvets
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Policewomen
Ruth Nickerson
Post Home
Sweetser Children’s Home
Saco
Togus Veterans Administration Center
Lillian Critchly
Kennebunk Library
Simonne Grenier
Man Is Sentenced On Larceny Count
Walter F Lozowsk 52 of Saco was sentenced to 60 days in York county jail by Judge Hilary Mahaney for petty larceny after pleading guilty to stealing 24 tonic bottles valued at 1 from Mrs Ruth Smart. Other court actions include Bradford S Sterl Ogunquit pleading guilty to running a red light at Route One and Ocean Park Road fined 10, Wilbur E Black 91 Scarborough pleading guilty to the same offense fined 10, and Alonzo D Towne 60 Kennebunkport pleading guilty to Elm and Temple streets offense fined 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Lozowsk
Saco
York County
Alfred
Hilary Mahaney
Saco Municipal Court
Lozowski
Ruth Smart
Bradford S. Sterl
Ogunault
Ocean Park Road
Wilbur E. Black
RFD 1
Scarborough
Alonzo D. Towne
Kennebunkport
Elm
Temple Streets
Ben Bella Set to Lead Algeria's New Assembly Government
The hand-picked Algerian assembly of 56 Europeans will convene in Algiers on Tuesday to nominate Ben Bella to head the first regular government. His cabinet is expected to include at least one European, enjoy an overwhelming initial majority, and pursue land reform, industrial expansion, social services, and neutrality in the Cold War, with a democratic constitution to be drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Ben Bella
Rummage Sale Slated By Circle B Group
Circle B of the Women’s Fellowship of the White church plans a rummage sale for October 26 in the church vestry and a fall church fair with a food booth. The group met at Mrs Frances Worcester’s Biddeford home with co-hostess Mrs Rose Myers to discuss article collection and penny social prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle B
Women’s Fellowship
White Church
Second Congregational
Biddeford
Frances Worcester
Fall Street
Rose Myers
Worcester
Jerome Daly
Colby Avenue
Ocean Park
Helen Leach
Carol Bradford
Irene Genest
Ruth Gilpatric
Mabel Gilpatric
Jane Haines
Firms Take Additional Space In Biddeford
The Biddeford Saco Development Corporation reports extra space allocations in Biddeford with Precision Screw Machine Products expanding by 4,000 square feet in buildings 9 and 9A. John Roberts Inc enlarges by 5,000 square feet in buildings 1 and 7. Components Inc may gain 2,500 more square feet in buildings 7 and 1. Quality Leather, a York Heel subsidiary, takes 11,000 square feet in building 14. About three quarters of space now occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford-Saco
Development Corporation
Components, Inc
Quality Leather Company
York Heel Corporation
Pamick Heel Corporation
The
Saco-Lowell
Kennebunk GI in Amphibious Training at Little Creek
Sergeant Raymond R. Lindquist, son of Mrs. Flora Lindquist of Kennebunk Maine, takes part in 17 days of amphibious training with the 1st Infantry Division at Little Creek Virginia. He trains in shipboard life and landing drills as the program ends September 28. Lindquist, a platoon sergeant in Company B of the 28th Infantry, enlisted in April 1951 after Kennebunk High School. His wife Barbara resides in Junction City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kan
Raymond R. Lindquist
Flora Lindquist
Bourne Street
Kennebunk
1St Infantry Division
Little Creek
Lindquist
28Th Infantry
Kennebunk High School
Barbara
Junction City
Local Soldier Qualifies as Expert in M-14 Rifle Firing
Mannheim Germany Army Specialist Four Claude P. Nadeau 22 son of Mr and Mrs Albert L Nadeau Biddeford Maine recently qualified as expert in firing the M-14 rifle in Germany Nadeau supply specialist in the 18th Ordnance Battalion Headquarters Detachment in Mannheim entered the Army in October 1959 completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and arrived overseas in July 1960 He is a 1958 graduate of St Louis High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannheim
Germany
Claude P. Nadeau
Albert L. Nadeau
Biddeford
Maine
Nadeau
18Th Ordnance Battalion
Fort Dix
N. J
St. Louis High School
Firemen Respond to Two Minor Local Fires
Biddeford firemen were called out for two minor fires last night. The first run was for a tree fire at Clifford Park at 6 37. Indian Tanks were used to check the flame. a booster helped extinguish a fire in a waste barrel at 58 Alfred Street at 10 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Clifford Park
Alfred Street
Urban Renewal Topic at Biddeford Planning Board Meeting
Cary P. Davis of James W. Sewall addressed the Biddeford Planning Board on urban renewal and its implications for the city. Lewis Lubka from Sewall’s planning division discussed how planning and renewal could work together, as Joseph S. Audie chaired the session. Other members present included Harry S. Wooster Markin J. Rielly and Albert F. Deschaies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary P. Davis
James W. Sewall Company
Biddeford
Julie Graber Defines Sonic Boom On TV Show
Julie Graber, 4, on a children’s TV program, defined a sonic boom as “a noise an airplane makes when it’s defending the United States of America.” Capt. Donald H. Osterhout, commander at Lockbourne Air Force Base, flinched during the moment as he discussed a kid’s day open house and Air Force sonic boom concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Donald H. Osterhout
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Julie Graber
Rose
Osterhout
Little Julie
United States of America
Break In Probe At Ray's Grocery Biddeford
A break into Ray's Grocery at 160 West Street Biddeford is under police investigation. Minor theft included a few pieces of candy and some cheese eaten. entry likely via a window in a roof rear shed. Proprietor Raymond Rheume reported closing at 10:45 PM and finding the break this morning. police suspect youths were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
West Street
Biddeford
Raymond Rheume
Maine Manpower Act Authority Signed by Gov Reed
Gov John H Reed signs a pact with the U S Secretary of Labor designating the Maine Employment Security Commission as the state agency to run parts of the Manpower Development and Training Act program. The act funds up to 52 weeks of vocational training nationwide for the unemployed through 1964 with state share after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
John H. Reed
U.S. Secretary of Labor
Maine Employment Security Commission
Congress
Gov. Reed
Marshall to Attend IDCM Conference in Houston
Hugh Marshall local industrial agent will attend the Industrial Development council of Maine meeting Monday in Houston. The program includes a discussion on local industrial problems a NASA tour report and an afternoon panel on municipal taxation and industrial development. Marshall is vice president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Marshall
Industrial Development Council of Maine
Houston
NASA
Marshall
Maine to air French course for fourth graders on WCSH TV
The Maine Education Department announced that WCSH TV Channel 6 in Portland will broadcast a French course for fourth grade. More than 150 Maine fourth graders showed interest, and the program will run twice weekly this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine Education Department
Wcsh-Tv
Channel 6
Portland
Maine
Debate Set for McIntire Hathaway TV Conference
Republican congressman Clifford G. McIntire and Democratic challenger William D. Hathaway will appear together at a televised news conference on October 9. WMTW TV Channel 8 issued the invitation, with the Maine Press Association joining the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Clifford G. McIntire
William D. Hathaway
Wmtw-Tv
Channel 8
Maine Press Association
Youth Reports Submarine Spotted Near Camp Ellis
Melvin Littlefield, 17, of Bay View Road, Saco, told Saco police he saw a submarine between Ram and Eagle Islands from shore at Camp Ellis yesterday. Lt. Robert Foran alerted the Coast Guard at Fletcher's Neck, which said its boat was in the area but the crew saw nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Littlefield
Bay View ‘Road
Saco
Ram
Eagle Islands
Camp Ellis
Robert Foran
New Member Accepted By Fire Auxiliary
Mrs. Suzanne Gagnon was accepted as a new member of the Camp Ellis Fireman's auxiliary at a meeting last evening at the fire station. President Mrs. Cynthia Lemay led the session and reports were given by secretary Mrs. Marjorie Pendleton. Sunshine chair Mrs. Laura Robbins said cards were sent to Mrs. Hazel Emmons. several members remain hospitalized. Refreshments were hosted by several officers. the mystery prize went to Mrs. Pauline Cloutier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Gagnon
Camp Ellis
Cynthia Lemay
Marjorie Pendleton
Laura Robbins
Sunshine Committee
Hazel Emmons
Madeline Eastman
Lynette Lake
Greta Grenier
Carol S. Ours
Lillian Gagnon
Pauline Cloutier
Lemay
Pendleton
Leona Allen
Gagnon
Gertrude Kelley
Juillette Gagne
Elsie Buzzell
Eight And Forty Salon Banquet Adds Members in York County
Eight and Forty Salon 257 held its annual banquet at the Howard Johnson in Wells then met for business at Mrs Alfie Leechs Kennebunk home. New member Mrs Rosette Alpren Wells received the obligation. Mrs Catherine Ambrose Kennebunk presided. Reports covered the Marche in Portland and a $2 scrapbook prize. Members named to departemental committees, cloth gift to hospital, and hospital aid projects were noted. Next meeting slated for October 18 at either Kittery or Mrs Rankins Saco home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Howard Johnson
Wells
Alfie Leech
Kennebunk
Rosette Alpren
Catherine Ambrose Kennebunk
Petit Chapeau
Beatrice Wakefield
Cape Porpoise
Demi-Chapeau Deuxieme
Salon Secretaire Caissiere
Portland
Salon 257
Gertrude Rankin
Saco
Chapeau Passe
Ambrose
Florence Gagne
National Jewish Hospital
Rankin
Alberta Redmond
Doris ‘Taylor
Fairfield
Helen Rankin
Webber Hospital
Gerstrude Rankin
Angie Cote
Muriel Forest
Juliette Rocray
Kittery
Taylor
Bishop Feeney to Leave Hospital Soon
The Most Rev. Daniel J. Feeney bishop of Portland will be discharged from Mercy Hospital in a few days according to his physician Dr Eugene FE O Donnell his condition is excellent He was stricken with acute indigestion Sept 12 and has postponed his trip to Rome for the Second Vatican Council until early October a church spokesman said He was originally scheduled to sail from New York Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Daniel J. Feeney
Mercy Hospital
Eugene FE. O'Donnell
Feeney
Rome
New York
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Evele WS
St. Martha Church
Arthur H. Hayes
Rose D. Hubert
Maine Light Association
MTA
Mrs. Chretien
St. Joseph Alumnae
Man
Circle B Group
Kennebunk GI
Julie
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