Local Notices list area residents in hospitals and employment
Fred S. Stackpole, retired mail carrier, is a patient at Beane Nursing home Saco. Dorothy Nolette 63 Pop street is a surgical patient at Notre Dame hospital. Jeannette Lacroix 1 Tas chereau avenue Biddeford is a surgical patient at Mercy hospital Portland. Jean Shevenell injured in Danvers accident convalesces at Olive Noel 281 Alfred street Biddeford. Theresa Arbour Carmen Murray Irma St Amand Alice Verrier Rita King Paula Murphy hairdressers retired from Poland Spring house after private classes by Bruno of Toronto. Rachel P Hebert daughter of Maurice Hebert Bacon street, accepted as elementary art supervisor in Wallingford Conn public schools. She graduates St Andre High School and Anna Maria College Paxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Stackpole
Beane
Saco
Dorothy Nolette
Pop! Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Jeannette Lacroix
Taschereau Avenue
Biddeford
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Jean Shevenell
Hunt Memorial Hospital
Danvers
Mass
Webber Hospital
Toronto
Rachel P. Hebert
Maurice Hebert
Baconstreet
Wallingford, Conn
St. Andre High School
Anna Maria College
Paxton
Midweek Religious Services and Gatherings Across Maine Churches
The column lists Wednesday evening services and activities at multiple churches including Christian Science Society Saco Lyman First Baptist Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Kennebunk Lower Village Saco Old Orchard Beach Ogunquit Wells Kennebunkport and Biddeford. Events include prayer meetings choir rehearsals Bible studies pot luck suppers and special music with Rev William Turkington as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Lyman Baptist Church
Biddeford United Baptist Church
Portland
William Turkington
Surplus Supplies For School Sought
Three Biddeford officials traveled to Augusta to obtain government surplus items for Biddeford High School. The primary target is the Material Arts department, with other items possible. Supt Raymond A. Kenneally, Principal Paul M. Stebbins, and instructor Melvin Gay accompanied him, noting items may be available for nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Augusta
Biddeford High School
Raymond A. Kenneally
Kenneally
BHS
Paul M. Stebbins
Melvin Gay
Industral Arts
Card of Thanks for 50th Anniversary Open House
This card expresses gratitude to the Notre Dame Hospital nurses and Doctor Lesieur for care, to relatives friends and all for sympathy during a time of need. Esther and Edgar Cobb thank attendees and to those who sent gifts flowers and cards for their 50th anniversary at Porter Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesieur
Notre Dame Hospital
Porter Hall
Esther
Edgar Cobb
Death of Thomas L. Coates Sr. noted in Swampscott
Word arrived on the death of Thomas L. Coates Sr., 79, of Swampscott Massachusetts a former Saco resident. He was born in New Bedford and educated at George Williams College later directing YMCA physical activities in Connecticut New Jersey and Portland. He served in World War I with the National War Work council YMCA in Portland. He aided Maine State YMCA and helped develop the Lake Cobbesseecontee Y camp in Winthrop. He moved to Saco in 1924 becoming superintendent of the Sweetser Boys Home for 17 years and later joined the Saco Lowell guards retiring in 1957. He was active in Red Cross and Boy Scouts and led the Biddeford Saco Rotary club as president in 1933 receiving honorary life membership in 1959. Survived by widow Mary V. Coates two sons Stanley V. and Thomas L. Coates Jr. of Swampscott a daughter Mrs Raymond Cole of Saco four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were in Providence Rhode Island with interment at Riverside Cemetery Pawtucket RI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Coates
Swampscott
Mass
Saco
New Bedford
Providence
R. I
George Williams College
Chicago
YMCA
Connecticut
New Jersey
Portland
National War Work Council
Maine
Lake Cobbesseecontee
Winthrop
Sweetsh Boys Home
Saco- Lowell
Red Cross
Boy Scout
Biddeford-Saco
Rotary Club
Twin Cities
Raymond Cole
R. 1
Riverside Cemetery
Pawtucket
Funeral Services Held for Miss Ina A Dennett in Saco
Funeral services for Miss Ina A Dennett retired Saco school teacher were held yesterday afternoon at the Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco. Rev. Stanley A. Bennett of Saco United Baptist church officiated. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery with delegations from the Saco Teachers Association and the Philathea class present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina A Dennett
Saco
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main Street
Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Saco Teachers Association
Philathea
Funeral Services for J. Conrad Perreault in Old Orchard Beach
Funeral services were held at St. Margaret church for J. Conrad Perreault of 7 Lawn Avenue Old Orchard Beach who died Saturday in Seneca South Carolina. Rev Edward F Walsh presided at a requiem high mass with organ music by Mrs Antonio Boisvert and burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Fr Walsh. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs William Gray and William Gray Jr of Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Conrad Perreault
Lawn Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Seneca
S. C
St. Margaret Church
Edward F. Walsh
Antonio Boisvert
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Walsh
William Gray
Bangor
Infant David Labbe Dies in Biddeford Hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Labbe of 530 Main Street Biddeford died this morning. Survived by parents a brother and two sisters and four grandparents all of Biddeford. Burial held this afternoon at St Joseph Cemetery. Bolduc Funeral Home arranged arrangements 291 Alfred Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Larry Labbe
Lorenzo Labbe
Main Street
Biddeford
Labbe
Rachel Roberge
Michael Peter Labbe
Nancy Ann
Penny Marie Labbe
Lucien Roberge
William Labbe
St. Joeph Cemetery
Bolduc Funeral Home
Alfred Street
Community group meetings set across Saco and Biddeford
Bishop Fenwick Council Knights of Columbus meet at GAR hall Saco tonight at 8. Blue Feather council Degree of Pocahontas meets Thursday at 8 p m Elm street hall Biddeford to plan attending Maine Great Council session Oct 13 in Portland. Kennebunkport American Legion auxiliary unit meets Wednesday at 8 in post home with Past Presidents Parley after. Chapter 9 Widows of World War One calls tonight at 7 30 at Ella Luman 71 Middle St Saco to elect delegates for Oct 28 Eastland Motor Hotel Portland. Woman auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 308 holds first fall meeting tomorrow at St Joseph parish hall 7 30 social to follow. Unity Club auxiliary meets tomorrow at 8 at Irene Townshend Hill St Saco. Owen-Davis American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 Beach St Saco. Dice a canned pimiento and hard cooked egg into cream sauce for fish with salmon loaf tuna timbales or steamed broiled filets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Feather Council
Pocahontas
Elm Street
Biddeford
Great Council of Maine
Portland
Kennebunkport Memorial Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Chapter 9
Widows of World War One, Inc
Bertha Welch
Ella Luman
Middle Street
Saco
Department
Eastland Motor Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
Boy Scout
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Portland Weather Outlook Sunny Warmer Then Showers Tonight
This afternoon expects sun with increasing clouds and warmer conditions. Tonight showers arrive with cooler air, followed by a clearing, while Wednesday turns cloudy and cooler with morning showers. Winds are light to moderate from west to southwest today and variable tonight. Temperatures in Zone 1 range from the upper 60s to mid 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Meredith Seeks Ole Miss Enrollment Amid Courtroom Tug
Mississippi Governor Barnett counters with actions to block James Meredith from enrollment at Ole Miss. He obtained a state court order banning university officials from enrolling him and directed state police to arrest anyone attempting to arrest or fine officials in the case. A 24 hour patrol alert and multiple highway patrol cars were deployed as New Orleans court proceedings continued. Meredith remained calm in court, noting prior federal orders in his favor had yet to grant admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Meredith
Jackson
Oxford
New Orleans
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Highway Patrol
Market recovers slightly on a technical rally
New York stocks moved unevenly higher after an early decline as steels, aerospace and growth issues led gains. The Associated Press index stood at noon down 0.8, with IBM, Polaroid and Xerox rallying while Dow rose 1.26 to 584.17. Trading remained moderately active amid lingering weakness in orders and a cautious tone about the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imarket
Wall
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
United Aircraft
U.S
Welcome Babies Between Old Orchard Beach and Beverly Hospitals
Birth notices list Steven Wade Nason at 4 Washington Avenue Old Orchard Beach born September 22 weighing five pounds six ounces to Mr. and Mrs William Nason. Doreen Fay Adams born September 21 at Beverly Hospital weighing five pounds eight ounces to Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Adams of Danvers Mass. Kathleen Mary Beaulieu born September 15 at Osteopathic Hospital of Maine Portland weighing six pounds 12 ounces to Mr. and Mrs Edgar Beaulieu Sr. Grandparents include Arthur Gannon Sr Saco Rose Saucier Portland Vital Beaulieu Biddeford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nason
Washington Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Steven Wade
Lawrence C. ‘Adams
Danvers
Mass
Doreen Fay
Beverly,Mass
Adams
Sandra Gannon
Arthur Gannon
Saco
Land
Welcome Tilton
Biddeford
Edgar R. Beaulieu
Union Street
School Children Scared By Moose on Newton Road
Mrs John B Paul told Biddeford police that a moose blocked the road in front of her house frightening her two children from meeting the school bus. Officers Cote Labbe and Hubert found the animal gone on arrival. A Fish and Game official was contacted as several locals reported recent sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Biddeord
John B. Paul
Biddeford
Leo Cote
Henry Labbe
Ralph Hubert
Paul
Indictments, delays mark Maine court session continuation
Justice Weatherbee ruled the May indictment against the mayor for 1292.08 dollars of city funds lacks a money description, while related cases proceed. Lorporto pleads innocent to illegal marijuana possession on the Maine Turnpike near Saco. Trials and motions continue into the week with jurors dismissed till Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph A. Weatherbee
Charles W. Smith
Weatherbee
Grand Jury
Binette
Maine Supreme Court
Emile R. Lorporto
Newtonville
Mass
Lorporto
Maine
Saco
Robert O’laughlin
Charles P. Kaljikian
Revere
George Hutchins
Daniel Seitz
Auburn
O’laughlin
George P. Falconer
Robert A. Mitchlell
Wells
Falconer
Robert C. Erickson
Readfield
State Department of Health and Welfare
Justice Weatherbee
Councilman challenges town manager on budget report
Old Orchard Beach council member David V McCallum attacked Town Manager Percival Wardwell over an overdraft cited in the administrative account. Wardwell blamed council overspending on tax lists and legal fees, while McCallum noted unapproved cuts and salaries, and urged the council to address the deficit with no further receipts. The meeting also increased town meeting members and ordered a mid year audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David V. McCallum
Old Orchard Beach
Journal
Percival Wardwell
Wardwell
Suppe
Dwight MacLeod
Paul Sicard
Charles D. Peckham
Geman
McCallum
Atty
Richard Valentino
Ocean Park
Half Way
John L. Alheim
White Way Amusement Company
Old Orchard Beach Amusement Company
William F. O'Connor
Summit Street
Mary McCallum
Atty Lloyd LaFountain
Saco Democratic Social Club Elects New Officers
The Saco Democratic Social Club held its first fall meeting at the Saco GAR hall electing Timothy Crowley as president, Leo Corriveau as vice president, Phyllis Deschambeault secretary, Donald McCone public relations director, and Rohan Gilpatric treasurer. Plans include inviting York County Democratic candidates and boosting year round political interest ahead of November 6 state elections and December 10 municipal elections. Refreshments and a social hour followed. A future meeting will form a refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco Democratic Social Club
Saco Gar Hall
Timothy Crowley
Saco
Glenn Yarborough
Leo Paul Corriveau
Alce Warren
Phyllis Deschambeault
Donald McCone
Roannah Gilpatric
Thomas Simpson
Warren
Frank Jones
Plane ditched in Atlantic survivors reach Antwerp convoy
Captain John D. Murray praised crew and passengers after their World War II transport plane ditched in the Atlantic. Four dinghies were launched and a liferaft with one stewardess body was recovered. Survivors include 42 military personnel and three female dependents. rescue by Bonaventure and Swiss freighter Celrina. Search efforts to broaden scope continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Bonaventure
Germany
John D. Murray
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Atlantic
Murray
U. S
London
Kinloch Tensions Escalate After Fatal Shooting
Kinloch amid unrest after patrolman Israel Mason fatally shot Darnell Dortch 20 during a struggle. Mason suspended as 85 officers and volunteers quell arson, fires and mob near the drive in cafe. Curfew for under 21 set after emergency aldermen meeting. town quiet by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinloch
Clarence Lee
Darnell Dortch
Israel Mason
Mason
Dortch
Armstead
Canine Corps
Ike
Lee
Board of Aldermen
Woman asks to practice violin in jailhouse rest room
In Birmingham a young woman visits the police station with a violin case and asks to play in the ladies rest room. Desk Sgt H B Walker listens then considers the request noting she must practice for a symphony performance that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
H. B. Walker
Walker
Kennebunk Man Pays $30 Fines in Biddeford Court
Kenneth Fogg Jr., 28, pleaded guilty to operating without a license and an unregistered motor vehicle. Judge Simon Spill ordered $30 total in fines or 60 days in jail, with $15 fine or 30 days per count. Fines paid. Officer Henry Labbe listed as complainant. Fogg was nabbed on South Street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Simon Spill
Biddeford
Kenneth Fogg, Jr
Henry W. Labbe
Fogg
South Street
Housewarming Given For Emmons At Estes Lake
A surprise housewarming for State Trooper and Mrs. Ches ter Emmons was held at their new Estes Lake home in Sanford. Former residents of 9 Guinea road Biddeford, they received a money tree from friends and neighbors. refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs. John Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hirst, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hanscom, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dorais, Mr. and Mrs. James Farrington, Mr. and Mrs. John Mererill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kvirs ted, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wye, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gue, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Smith and William Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Emmons
Estes Lake
Sanford
9 Guinea Road
Biddefore
Emery Hutchins
John Staples
Raymond Hirst
Ben Hanscom
Joseph Sheehan
Paul Dorais
James Farrington
John Mererill
Paul MacDonald
Richard Kvirssted
Walter Wye
Charles Gue
Royce Smith
William Holman
Saco Firemen Respond to Double Blazes
Saco firefighters were called to a garage fire at the Ralph Sands residence on Stockman Avenue this morning and to a woods and roots fire in Boothby Park on land owned by Joseph Dwyer late last night. Booster lines were used and units returned to the Central Fire station by 11:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Ralph Sands
Stockman
Avenue
Boothby Park
Joseph Dwyer
Central Fire Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Science Society
Winter Street
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Full Gospel
Village Baptist Church
Kennebunkport
Sigma Delta
John Snow
Thomas Farley
Urbain Roberge
Nellie M. Grantham
Thomas Coates, Sr
Ina A. Dennett
David L. Labbe
Fenwick
Knights of Columbus
Gar Hall
Unity Club
Irene Townshend
Hill Street
Owen-Davis
American Legion, Auxiliary
Beach Street
Tides High
Fox
Banawe Valley
Luzon
Philippines
Saco Hospital
Europe
Vienna
Town Meeting
Carry Back New York
Carry Back
Aqueduct
Jack Price
Johnny
Rotz
Beau Purple
Kelso
Charles de Gaulle
Columbey-Les-Deux-Eglises
France
Crowley
Saco Democrat Social Group
Androscoggin
U.S. Public Health Service
USPHS
Berlin
N.H
Rumford
Livermore Falls
New Hampshire
Brown Company of
Lngineer A
Sidio
Kennebunk Man
Emmons
Robert L. Girard
Carey Bros. Jewelers
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