Death of Raymond A Dow 74 Saco resident
Raymond A Dow 74 of 15 Lewis Ave Saco died suddenly at home Saturday night. Born September 27 1894 in Saco son of Ulysses and Martha Dow he belonged to Notre Dame de Lourdes Church. Survived by widow Bertha Bastille Dow. Funeral 8 AM tomorrow at Notre Dame de Lourdes with Laurel Hill Cemetery burial. Friends call Cote Funeral Home today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
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Raymond A. Dow
Lewis Ave
Saco
Ulysses
Martha (Langley) Dow
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Bates Mfg. Co
Garland Mfg. Co
Bertha (Bastille) Dow
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Cote
James St
Mrs Lois Skillin of Ocean Park dies after long illness
Lois Skillin, 75, longtime Ocean Park resident born May 27, 1894 in Loudon New Hampshire, died yesterday at her home after a lengthy illness. She lived in Lynn Massachusetts before moving to the area 14 years ago and is survived by her widower George Skillin a son James Skillin of Los Angeles a daughter Elizabeth York of Montreal a sister Edith Stevenson seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main Street Saco with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco Rev Theodore Euson will officiate. Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
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Ocean Park
Lois Osgood Skillin
Milliken Ave
Loudon
N. H
Chapin H
Alice (Han Son) Osgood
Medford
Mass
Colby College
Lynn
C. Fayette Staples Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Old Orchard Beach
Order of the Eastern Star
United Baptist Church
Saconn
George Skillin
James 0. Skillin
Los Angeles
Calif
Elizabeth York
Montreal
Edith Stevenson
Ord
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Theodore Euson
Saco United
Raymond E. Wilson 66 dies in Florida and Maine
Raymond E. Wilson 66 of Boca Raton Fla and summer resident of 14 Kaye Ave Ferry Beach Saco died Saturday. Born Biddeford Nov 19 1902 he was son of Ethnon and Emma Wilson educated in Biddeford schools Dunlap Lodge F and A M member and First Presbyterian Church. He worked as credit manager at Mobile Oil Co for 36 years. Survived by widow Laura Whitney Wilson a cousin and an uncle. Memorial services set for Wednesday at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco with arrangements by Saco Funeral Home.
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Raymond E. Wilson
Boca Raton
Fla
Kaye Ave
Ferry Beach
Saco
Biddeford
Ethnon
Emma (Cook) Wilson
Dunlap Lodge F
A.M
First Presbyterian Church
Mobile Oil Co
Laura Whitney Wilson
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Re Funeral Home
Spring St
Funeral services for Edward M. Kelleher in Biddeford
Funeral services for Edward M. Kelleher of 19 Harvey Street Biddeford were held Saturday morning at 9 at St Marys Church Biddeford. Rev Herman Delaney officiated the high mass with organist Miss Louise Welch and soloist William Cleary. Graveside prayers were offered by Rev Lawrence DeBlois and interment was in the family lot at St Marys Cemetery. Bearers were Michael Regan David Pollock Ernest Regan Leo Gagnon Frank Murphy and Paul Brady.
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Edward M. Kelleher
Harvey St
Biddeford
St. Mary’s Church
High Arm
Herman Delaney
Louise Welch
William Cleary
Lawrence DeBlois
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Michael Regan
David Pollock
Ernest Regan
Leo Gagnon
Frank Murphy
Paul Brady
Funeral Services for Willie Camire in Saco
Funeral services for Willie Camire of 500 Main St Saco were held at Most Holy Trinity Church Saco. Rev James Daly conducted a requiem high mass with music by Louise and Molly Welch. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Father Daly. Owen-Davis Post American Legion pallbearers included Harry Rowell Edward Gallant James Furbush Robert Monder Samuel Rankin and Rodney Hooper. Hooper acted as bugler Hooper folded the flag and Rankin presented it to the widow.
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Willie Camire
Main St
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
Samuel Rankin
Rodney Hooper
Arnold Ballard
Hooper
Rankin
Funeral rites for Lea Guilbault held in Biddeford
Funeral services for Mrs. Lea Guilbault of 4 le Ave Biddeford were held at St. Joseph's Church with a solemn high mass by Rev. Albert Roux and assisting clergy. Interment followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery as the church choir and organist Anne Marie Paquet provided music. Bearers included Armand Guilbault, Roger Normand, Emilien Croteau, Adrien Delage, Edmond Gonneville, and Richard St. Onge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Guilbault
le Ave. Biddeford
St. Joseph's Church
Albert Roux
Fernand Paquet
Roger Bolduc
Anne Marie Paquet
St. Joseph’ S Cemetery
Father Roux
Armand Guilbault
Roger Normand
Emilien Croteau
Adrien Delage
Edmond Gonneville
Richard St. Onge
Funeral services for Lawrence W. Murphy in Saco
Funeral services for Lawrence W. Murphy of 2 Norman Ave Saco were held Saturday morning at Shumway Funeral Home 35 Spring St Saco. Rev Robert Newton of Kennebunkport officiated and interment followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco bearers included Robert Hill Jeffrey Waters David Murphy and Kenneth White
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W .Murphy
Norman Ave
Saco
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Robert Newton
John Gonneville surgical patient at Mercy Hospital
John Gonneville of Loudon Road Saco is listed as a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital in Portland. The brief note states he is receiving treatment and is in the care of hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gonneville
Loudon Road
Saco
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Portland Area Meetings And Forest Fire Pact Signed
Sunny and cool in Portland with officers to be installed and meetings scheduled in Biddeford Saco and Thornton Street Biddeford. State Forest Commissioner Austin H Wilkins will attend Tuesday’s signing of an international forest fire prevention pact in Quebec involving Maine New York Vermont and New Hampshire. The accord provides mutual aid training and standardized policies and equipment for firefighters.
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Portland
Isabella
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Austin H. Wilkins
Maine
Quebec
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Community notices for Staniene study and Ladies League
The Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses at 107 Main St hosts a book study at 8 p m Tuesday. The Ladies Home League meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovs ’S Witnesses
Main St
Ladies Home League
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard ‘Beach
Governor designates Patch the Pony Week for safety drive
Maine brief reports Gov. Curtis calls for renewed vigilance against child molesters at the start of the school term naming Patch the Pony as part of posters to tell children to seek help from police. Also notes a Waterville explosion injuring a Sentinel executive family with a hospital in stable condition and ICU care for the 13 year old daughter, tied to fumes from an oil burner in the cellar.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Curtis
Waterville
Waterville Sentinel
Oe Ees
Aan
Princess Margaret visits Henry Moore exhibit in Tokyo
In Tokyo the British Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon toured a Henry Moore sculpture show during a state visit aimed at boosting England’s prestige and exports. A banded encounter followed with Emperors Akihito and Hirohito.
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Associated Press
TOKYO
Britain
Margaret
Lord Snowdown
Henry Moore
Em— B
Ako
England
Funeral services for Mrs Susan E Milliken
Funeral services for Mrs Susan E Milliken of 194 Beach Street Saco were held yesterday at Shumway Home 35 Spring. Interment followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco with Christian Science Reader Mrs Pearl Grant officiating. Nickel is Canada’s fourth greatest export shipped to about 40 countries.
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Susan E. Milliken
Susan FE. Milliken
Beach St
Saco
Canada
Footprints on the Moon book offer advertised nationwide
Following Apollo 11 the Associated Press released Footprints on the Moon. About 200000 orders soon after press. Authored by John Barbour the book outlines U S space efforts from sub orbital flights to Apollo. Hard backed 9 by 12 inch with color photos and a dust jacket. Five dollars through this newspaper. Order now for home libraries.
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Associated Press
America
John Barbour
U.S
Central America location and Mount Vernon Civil War status
Quick quiz Q Is Central America part of South America or the southern tip of North America Answer North America Q Which state used two methods of cotta punishment Utah hanging or shooting Q What was Mount Vernon status during the Civil War Answer Mount Vernon was neutral territory under an arrangement by both sides with no armed soldiers invading.
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Central America
South America
Northmerica
North America
Utah
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Peaceful civilization ideals echo in annual One Shot Antelope Hunt
The 26th annual One Shot Antelope Hunt highlighted civility and high sentiments as organizers urged support for a broad peace program. Those who killed game with a single shot dined with male warriors while others ate with the women, reflecting gender roles at the event.
UN figure urges Nixon to lead world toward peace
Washington AP report notes Dr Charles Malik former UN General Assembly president and former U.S. ambassador to Ward region service at the White House. he offered a prayer for President Nixon to guide the world to peace. In Lander Wyoming AP lists James A McDivitt William A Anders winning warrior rating while Walter R Cunningham faced an eating setback.
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Washington
Charles Malik
U.N
Mbly
Aew
White House
a _ anee
Americanversity Beirut
Nixon
Harvard Instructor To Return As Series Speaker
Harvard University education instructor Swanger will speak in Saco Sweetser Lecture Concert Series on Feb 12 at Linnell Gym Thorn ton Academy. He will discuss crisis in the university, following past speakers and his career at Harvard and Swarthmore. Tickets are sold by committee members and local outlets.
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Harvard University
Graduate School of Education
Saco
Sweetser
Linnell Gymnasium
Thornton Academy
David Jane
Saco Council
Olin Pettingill
Harvard
Swanger
Swarthmore College
University of North Strafforshire
England
Universi Tectstuhip of Te Fervent
Harvard Fa.r of Education
Boston Globe
Cumno
Educational Forum
Lester Black
Sweetser Provident Committee
Saco Provident Association
Mary D. Merrill
Verna Taylor
Hester Hooper
Harold Stevens l
Stevens
Elvira Lord
Vivian Stacey Ernest Woodworth
Ellen Dutton
Virginia Moore
Philip Tracy
Mary Dawson
Harriet Fogg
Paul K. Weimer
John Jordan
Percy's Pharmacy
Murphy’s Music Store
Biddeford
Black
First Allied Capture of Rome Marks War Turning Point
The article notes Rome’s fall to Allied forces in the campaign to eject Axis powers in World War II. It highlights the strategic significance of the capture and the shift in momentum for the Allies during 1944.
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Aris
Italy
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Shumway Funeral Service
Sree Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco, Maine
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Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Moulton
Josephine
Orley
Illinois
Woodlawn
Fred S. Gurney
Women’s Relief Corps
GAR Hall
Cutts Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
VFW Hall
Thornton Street
Merton Ira Staples Post Amvets
Post
Alfred Street
Toronto
Frank Sours
Aked
Alvin Kar
Pis
Sawyer
Karpis
Sae
United States
Robert Docking
Kansas
Castel Gandolfo
Paul VI
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Teaneck
N.J
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Washington Street Hall
Roland Millette
Norman Boissonneault
Donald Lessard
Henry Ross Sr
Raoul Bouthielette
Marshall
Roger Souliere
Normand Bouthiellette
Roland Ruel
Real Credit
Walter Clark
Surfside
Golf Brook Lodge
Arundel
Cal Main
Nancy Hill
C. E. Cunningham
John Roberts
Fred Webb
Richard Auger
Sualladt Flemotton
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