Four Injured In Auto Collision Near Pulassi Road
Four people were injured Thursday night when two cars driven by Joseph Carache and Bud Ray sideswiped on the Pulassi road near Har- For. Dwight Miller 19 of Park avenue and William Carnache 29 of Maitland street remain hospitalized with bruises and lacerations. Norma Wadlinger 15 of East North street and Marian Hagan 14 of 119 Wallace avenues were treated and discharged.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Har- For
Pulassi Road
Dwight Miller
Park Avenue
William Carnache
Maitland Street
Norma Wadlinger
East North Street
Marian Hagan
Wallace Avenues
Are Row Pinchot Road
Joseph Carache
Bud Ray
Paul Writes Personal Letters and Lesson Overview
Newman Campbell presents a study of Paul the Apostle through his pastoral letters. The piece discusses Paul’s personal warmth, his relationships with Timothy Titus and Philemon, and the context of his imprisonments in Rome and Macedonia. It notes the pastoral letters' focus on church duties and concludes with reflections on Paul’s perseverance and faith.
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Philemon
Newman Campbell
Paul
Jesus
Rome
Timothy
Macedonia
Titus
Ephesus
Palemon
Onesimus
Pau
Colosse
Tychicus
Mes— Senger
Crete
Jesus Christ
Lars
Eunice
Lord Jesus Christ
The
Ephesians
City Hall News Briefs: Youths, Auto Incidents Reported
City residents report incidents last night with boys allegedly throwing stones at Croton avenue homes and riding bicycles dangerously on Garfield and Delaware avenues. Girls allegedly endangered themselves by cycling. A theft of auto marker jewels occurred on Beckford street. Carey J. Davis and Mrs. June L. Bly collided autos at Court and Pine streets after Bly said Davis ran a stop sign.
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Garfield
Delaware
Beckford Street
Carey J. Davis
R. D
June L. Bly
Crawford Avenur
Court
Pine Streets
Court House Hill Real Estate Transfers and Local Updates
John J. McCoy transfers to Bertha B Dietterle in Second ward for $1. Marold Steffler and Clare Steffler exchange properties in Perry township for $1. The courthouse exterior nears completion and the Boyles home remodel progresses. County plans an addition for prothonotary clerk and jury space. Tax receipts improve. two mill tax cut noted with calls for further relief. An institutional tax clarification follows. Marriage license book activity noted with 1938 entries and a monthly average of licenses. Police report: Portland, Me. traffic patrolman Purcell’s arrest ends with car blaze en route to station after two suspects stripped a stolen vehicle. suspects jailed.
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Realty
John J. McCoy
Bertha B. Dietterle
Second Ward
Marold Steffler
Clare Steffler
Perry Township
Boyles
Onternationn Sews
Portland
Gre
George Purcell
Purcell
Tty
Maine 18 Boating Center Survey Indicates Growth
International News Service reports Maine asserts itself as a boating state with at least 100 boats expected to flood yards. The piece highlights demand for small craft to deep sea voyagers, reflecting regional interest and economic activity in boat building and yachting markets.
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Roseburg
Ore
Hetty
Helfer
Hogan Ranch
W. F. Hogen
Soo
Hogan
Maine 18
International News
Portland
Maine
Schoshiers
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