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The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 13

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CITY THE BANGOR DAILY NEWS Banger Me Thursday April 24 1945 13 Upward Momentum Slowed By Profit Taking Losses Up To Point OBITUARIES IMMA MCI Emm Pi If died at a local hoe pital April 14 Surviving bar art a daughter Mri Waiter McLeod ot Fair-field tiro etalera Mre Nellie Curtta of Bangor and Mre Blanche Shorty ol Hampden a brother Joseph Clark of Wlaconain tie grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren Funeral services will be held at the Clark-Mltchell funeral home In Bangor Friday afternoon at 1 clock TOP OPA PRICES For CARS andlRWCRS Contact Hajrmarkct Square Bangor NEW YORK April 25 (AP) The Stock Market's bullish momentum was slowed today by a moderate flow of profit selling which brought losses of fractions to around a point in many of tha leaders Some air transports and rails ahd specialties countered tha main (Quotations furnubed by Hornblewor A Weeks) Air Reiluctloa Alatka Juneau Allied Chem Allis Chat Am Airline Am Can Am a For Fewer Am a 7 pr Am a 4 pr Am a 3nd pr Am lac Am Fow a Lt Am Fow a LI 94 pr Am Fow a Lt II pr Am Radiator Am Rolling Mill Am Smaltins Am Sugar Am 1 1 a Tal Am Tok Am VltcM Am Wat Wka Am Woolen Am Woolen pr Anaconda Alcblon All Ref Aviation Corp Billlmor a Ohio Bangor a Aron Bangor a Aroo pr Saih Iron Wk (tend lx Beth BU Boeing Briggs Mfg Buna Mfg Buflala Fnrg Bjars Fipe 47 47 7 4 7 14 143 113 47 47 47 91 (0 91 04 (I 4 3 4 102 101 102 07 (4 33 33 31 3 36 36 4 9 1 A CTO ON SALE Saturday April 28th 10 A Prpmpt Combined aaie of Raymond Cbaae and NeUon -Chaao Farm miles from Corinna on Newport-Corinna Road No 7 Foot rewa eix Drat calved heifers two open hellers two calves" pair of 3400-lb horses good one Fordson tractor good Plymouth tractor overhauled two bottom trailer plows aolky plow haying tools DeLaval milking machine Sfc bens harrows six-can elec trio milk cooler many small items Ilonsehold goods Lnnch available SHERMAN ENGLISH Auctioneer dr Sales Manager trend for modest closing gains A late pickup in buying enabled a number of the pivotala to finish above the loirs Dealings were 1420000 shares against 18300b0 yesterday The Aasoclated Press 60-stock composite closed -J ef a point lower at 64 6 Potato Market NEW YORK April 25 (AP)-Po-t a toes firm I 100-lb tack Oreen Mountain size 31965 poorer 250 size 75 Cobblers fair 250-300 Maine 100-lb aack Green Mt and Katahdln site 150-76 size 2-25-300 Cobbler fair 350 50-lb sack Oreen MU and Katahdln 155-90 upstate Oreen Mt fair 260-75 Bank Stocks And Local Securities BANK STOCK QUOTATIONS April 30 1040 Manhattan Banters Central Chaa Empire First Nall Ouarentv ham leal mne Manufaeturwr City New York Trust Corn Exchange Commercial Titi Guaranty Fublle BOSTON BANS 6 First Nall Natl Shawmut Bangor Hvdro Basiern Coro Ot Nor Fapar A trace of prepared mustard and finely chopped sour pickles added to highly seasoned mayonnaise gives a perfect spread for frankfurts and hamburgers Tydings To Make Economic Study Of Philippines WASHINGTON April 25 Senator Tydings (D-Md) co-author of the Philippines independence act today was reported letvlng -within two weeks for Manila to study the islands economic conditions for the White House Tydings who conferred 45 minutes -with President Truman this morning said afterwards thst Independence by autumn would be possible The President can proclaim it any time The senator added however that to assure success of independence it would be necessary to deal with such subjects ss "ruin devastation lack of trade lack of tax revenues lack of shipping and the restoration of clvUlan government" The reported Tydings mission would fulfill to some extent the duties of a high commissioner as proposed in pending legislation Such a commissioner would make an economic study However there was considerable dispute among government departments whether to send a high commissioner The interior division has recommended it but there has been some opposition- by the State and War departments President Osmena of tfte Philippines himself has opposed it Osmena has said he would not object to sending a "representative" of the United States to Manila The State and War departments have indicated privately that the next 8 official to be InstaUed In the Philippines should be an am- baasador to a free nation New Flame Bomb In Use PARIS April 25 German troops in dug-in positions are being annihilated by an aerial bomb that covers the target with a sheet of white-hot flame In nothing human can survive it was disclosed today The bomb was developed by the chemical warfare division ano already thousands of the bombs have been delivered to the Allied air forces The missiles can be dropped from low altitudes without endangering either the pilot or his plane Flames from the bomb engulf Its object fcompletely neutralising tanks motor transport pillboxes open gun emplacements and personnel in foxholes Cal a Hacla Canadian Fee Catarpil Tree Calanaaa Cerra 4a Facea Ches a Ohio Chrysler Coca-Cola Columbia Oa Oa a El IS Comm Solvents Comw Edison Comw a Southern Comw a Southern pr Cona Aircraft Cons Copper Cons Edison Cont Can Coat Motori Corn Frod Curliaa Wright Curtlsi Wright A Dear a Co Del a Htidoa Dome Mina Douglas Air du rant 30 30 3( 44 11 4 11 46 4 ini io 44 4 13 10 41 44 46 60 46 4 34 34 34 70 70 70 170 10 170 Aluminum Co Am Cyanami Am Oat A Bl Am Lt A Traction Am Superpower Bilal rewatrr Clttca Service Cities Service pr Creole Set Cuban All Sugar Electric Band A Bh El Bond A Share go pr Olenn Aldro Caal Int Min A Chem Wr Lake Shore Niagara Hudson Fennroad Rep Aviation Technicolor Unllcjl LlghrA Rwy GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE STATE INSPECTION BEFORE MAT AT THE GEORGE PAGE Shell Serried Station and Garage BREWER riEii nntJTED a odoe FOB I'JOBK AS RAILROAD TRACKCBJ I i No experience necessary no ace limita 4 Apply immediately to Track Supervisor' at Bangor Railroad Station MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD Or apply to Railroad Retirement Board -27 State street Bangor RADIO PROGRAMS FOR THU RS APRIL 26 Carh Reg Dairy Frod Dlutlllcra Gypsum Fow A Lt Cent Am Avia Amer Faclf Faekard mount Fennev Done pel Proctor A Oamk five Pullman Oil Corp Kcmlngton Rand Iron A Reynold Tob Savage Arm Roobuck MUS JANE LANDUY MILFORD April Mr Jao Landry 00 widow ot Luka Landry died at tho homa of her son Pred-Landry sail road MUford today after long period ef ill health bn was born in Bathuret and had mad her homo In Milford for in past 14 years Bba la survived by three song and three I daughters Frad of Milford John of 1 Wasmngton and Frank Veterans' home Mrs Mlnni Bussell Bkowhegan Mre Usttl Darveau Bafl-I gor Mr Mildred Oooglna Bangor 31 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren 1 on slater Mrs Nora Cormlar Bangor two brother John Duglo of Oardlnor and Alex Dugia of Salem Maaa The remains ar at th Balllargaon funeral homa 109 Middle street to remain until Urn of th funoral which will be announced MBS ANN1X BELMAIN FATTEN April Mr Annl Bel-main (3 widow of Luther Belmaln died April 31at at th horn of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mr Rosa Shaw of Fatten Bb was born In Caribou th daughter of Hiram Rockwell ana had lived th grgatar part of her Ufa In Washburn Mr and Mrs Belmaln retired from their farm In Washburn about six years ago and egmo to Fatten to mak their homo with Mr and Mrs Shaw At th tun th Ooldan Wadding couple from this town wera entertained by the Bangor Dally News In Bangor Mr and Mrs Balmain were among tho (roup and had been marrted (1 years being the eldest couple making th trip Mr Balmain a death occurred two years ago Mrs Balaam laaeaa four sons Chari Bari and- Ivereit of Washburn and Leigh of Framingham Mesa and four daughters Mrs Oaorg Libber of Waterrllle Mre Ola Radlkar of Norwood Mata Mrs RoT Easier ef Crouae-ville and Mra Ross Shaw of this town Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at th Pentecostal thurch In Washburn with Rev Harold Bickford of Mara HilL officiating Three of Mra Balmain's favorite hymns war sung Th hearer were Bert Conley Lari Munson Leroy Dickinson and Brur Wal-lac Interment was In tho family lot la tho Washburn cemetery THOMAS OBB FATTEN April Thomas Orr dlod Sunday at th homa of Mr and Mra Michaud where ho had lived for many year Mr Orr was born In Canada hut cam to Patten about 44 years ago and had sine mad his homo her For years ho was employed oy th late Brown as teamster Mr Orr never marrted and so far a In known had no near relatives A funeral Maaa wag bald at St Catholic church on Tuesday morning with Rev Alban Michaud ef Island Falla officiating The bvarera ware Dennis and Victor Michaud Ronald Campbell and Tellla Coo Ion Interment wtU In th local cemetery MBS NINA STILLINGS FLINT JACKMAN April Machlaa friends will regret to learn of th death on April 33 In Jackman of Mra Nina Bulling Flint of Whltcfleld Mra Flint Heed for nearly two years In Machlaa with bar daughter Mra Horace Cater th latter a -husband being stationed her In th dmmigratton Service prior to going to Jackman Funeral services were held at th Congregational church in Jackman Wednesday afternoon and interment will be In the North Norway ceme-tery Norway Maine Thursday afternoon GEOBGE STB1CKLAND FORT FAIRFIELD April George Strickland died In Fort Fairfield Thursday April l(th Mr Strickland bad been a patient at the Fort Fairfield clinic for several weeks having fallen nn the Ic breaking bu hip waa born In Norrldgtnock nearly ft years ago tnd waa th son of Alvin and Mary Strickland Ha cams to Fort Fairfield when a young man and waa engaged la farming for many years For aom year he tax Collector and also waa pollc officer Th deceased waa a charter member of Border lodge Knights of Pvthlaa In which he had held all offices waa twice married and la survived by on daughter by th first marriage Eva now Mr Harris Barnes of Fort Fairfield Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon it I o'clock at th funeral parlors of Dorsey Rev Nelson Canfield officiating Muaio was furnished by Leon Cogswell and Mrs Ella 811pp Bearers were four members of Border lodge ot Jo Barnes Luther Rich Frank Shannon and La Hager-man Burial waa la Rtvcrald cemetery BEV CEOBGB BINNET ELI WORTH April Rev Oeorg Kinney 77 retired died at hta homa at Ellsworth Falla Thursday April 24 slier a long lllnea was born In Thetford Vl and was th son of tha late Joseph and Louisa Klnnoy He attended the elementary schools of nl homo town and grtduatod from Thel-furd academy He received a diploma from Dartmouth collage 1991 god graduated in ls7 from Boston Univer-ally Divinity school Hi first pariah was at Mt Desert Whl'o there he married Mary Sparrow of Cambridge Maas bo oied year later when son was born Tha ton NeUon died In 1911 In 1000 be married Mlaa Caroline Cochrane of Bilaworth Falla a missionary worker who survive him To this union there were no children He gerved churches In Auburn Main Bradford Vi n4 Lyme Because of an affliction ha retired and want to Florida Eleven years ago ho and Mra Kinney cams to Ellsworth Falla where they have sine mads their home Over long pertoo he had been superintendent of th Elleworth Falls Congregational Sunday school Ha waa an ardent influence in the Main Missionary satiety Surviving besides Mrs Klnnoy ar two Slaters Mr Wynn Harding of Lebanon Miss Sarah Klnnay ot Maiden Uui and brother Fhlnoao of Clare-moot Funeral services will held at ths jom Ellsworth Falla Thursday April 30 at 3 00 Rvv Malcolm A MacDufflg pastor ol th BlliwortB Falla church will conduct th service CEBTBUDK HUTCHINS BEYNOLDS LAMOINE April Ocrtrud Hutchins Reynolds 04 of Waltham Maas formerly of Lamoin died suddenly at her bom Tnesday April 34 Her parents were th Jala William and Abbl Boynton Hutchins and ah was the enly'chlld Bha waa tha wlfa of Arthur Reynold teacher In Waltham Mass high school They owned a homo In Lamoin and wero planning to mak their homo here Mr Reynolds' retiring from teaching this year Bha I ai survived by daughters Ruth Esther of Waltham sons Charles nf Lamoin and WUJiam and Arthur who live Massachusetts and several grandchildren Tha funeral will held at th Lamoin Baptist churcU Friday afternoon at Ji? w111 conducted by Rev Ellis Holt ol Auburn ANNIE BOSS LEVANT April Annie Rose II widow of Bumner Rose died her April 34 -Born In Oullford she had lived- In Levant for th past 19 year and will be greatly missed by the community Surviving her are three daughter! Mrs Farcy Teague of Levant Mra Nettie Hamilton of Dextar and Mrs Addi Thompson of Hudson several grandchildren and great-grandchildren Funeral services will held at th residence Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock Interment will be in Waugh cemetery Levant LEVI A EDMIN8TEB DIXMONT April Levi A Edmlnater IF died her April 34 A lifelong resident of Dlxmont he was a highly regarded farmer Surviving him arc two daughters Mrs John Dunlvan of Dlx-mont and Mra Ray Bagley ot Detroit 4 sister Mre Minis Craig ot Fannaylvaala andrhl idren three great-grandchildren nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at his home'Thurs-dav afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment be In the family lot in Knowltoa cemetery Newburg MBS VINCENT MOOBB Mrs Geneva Moors S3 wife of Vln-O Moor died In a local hosoltal April 34 after a long lllnasa Born In Bangor th daughter of David and Ann Orr ah had Head moat of her life In Olenburn where she waa 1 member of th Queen Clly grange and th Woman's club Beside her husband aha la sur- CARD OF THANKS Wn wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to all friends neighbor and relatives for tha beautiful flow-era and many seta of klndnasa during eur recent bereavement Mrs Guide Am Mr and Mrs Predriie Arne Mr and Mrs Prank Am Mr and Mra Edward VanSchuyver Buckaport Main CARD OF THANKS I wlah to express my appreciation and thanks lo relatives frlande and neighbor for th cards letter gifts and flower nt ta while a patiant at the Bangof Sanatorium Mr William Adams Bangor r-O ORLAND MCLAUGHLIN Orland McLaughlin Medway Flyer Killed In Action MEDWAY April 25 Mr and Mrs McLaughlin of Medway hare been notified by the War department that their son Flight Officer Orland McLaughlin 20 was killed in action April 20th After receiving the War department telegram Mr and Mrs McLaughlin received a letter from Col Theodore Milton their son's commanding officer in which he enclosed a copy of a letter regarding F-O McLaughlin written by the clerk of the Parish Council in Walgrave Northampton England The letter read: am desired by the Parish Council of Walgrave to convey to you the deep and grateful aympathy ot the council In the recent calamity which befell the crew of one of your planea when passing over this parish "The Parish Council and the inhabitants of the village of Walgrave feel not merely a grateful appreciation of the services which the Forces are giving in the present struggle for freedom but they recognize that the terrible fatalities in the recent disaster may have been largely due to the gallantry of the crew by remaining at their post in the effort to avoid a crash in the village and with this probability in view the Parish Council cannot refrain from expressing their sympathetic gratitude to the United States Air Force which they would like you to pass on to the appropriate place in the F-O McLaughlin was a sophomore at the University iof Maine when he enlisted ahd started his training In the Air Corps In March 1943 He was an air student at Jamestown University before beginning pre-flight training at Santa Ana Cal There hrwii classified as a pilot He received his primary training at Oxnard and basic at Gardner Field Cal and graduated from the AAF advanced pilot school 'Marfa Texas last September After a short leave at his home he received training at Las Vegas Nev and combat training on a B-17 bomber at El Paso Texas Going oversets in March he was based in England with a Bomb group A brother A-C Wayne McLaughlin a graduate of the University of Maine is a student at the San Mrfrcos Army Air Field Navigation school Ban Marcos Texas Seven Dead Many Hurt In Southern Storms (AP) Severe wind hall and rain storms swept over three southern states Tuesday night and early Wednesday lea vine seven dead and many Injured Damages were estimated In the thousands of dollars as reports of homes destroyed and damaged crops cut down by hall and telephone and telegraph circuits blown down poured into disaster head quarters of the American Red Cross in Atlanta The loss of life was reported in Georgia although most of the property damage was In Alabama and some in Louisiana Four persons were killed near Oriffih Os and three others later died of their injuries The tornado did not strike Griffin although the city was plunged into darkness and communications paralyzed Numerous homes were damaged and trees blocked highways In Alabama It was feared thlt the Chilton county peach crop which had prospects of being the best in years waa seriously cut by a severe hailstorm The oats crop In Elmore county was said to be "ruined" and 100 homes were estimated as damaged In the Walls-burg section of the county Hail and wind caused extensive i crop and property damage In Avoyelles Parish La Keep tomatoes in a dark cool place and chill them Just before serving TeL 6691 Any Quantity Con Rod Brg Inserts 37-42 Old tad 8 Chrysler DeSoto Dodge Cars and Trucks Plymouth Prompt Service Given Mall and Phone Orders ETSCOVJTZ rioTon go Honlton Me TeL 2231 Highest Cash Price Paid For Good Cars While we have the 7 Market Knight Auto Sales Co WANTED TO BUY wltfl grid n4i raa whits kutk wlstr awd log sr 4 fl lengths Carload UM Ala 014 clear obit hircb wlaler toralog niuh Writs Goa Frlds 414 Baal It Times lie $4 Farm and Land for Sale Mountain 4 miisi from vii-Mgs taw milri to elty Bingor 1 iiory 7 room dwelling eU caps Cod garage barn attached excAilent black road through routs to Auguala Btats Capitol electricity watar phone beautiful ground aersa early tillage 44 wood and paeturc mil btthway frontage rtail routs paya $60 weekly for fatm producta year round II 140 HORIZON-VIEW IS atsry 1 room dwallins electricity phono arte I an well water to homo and barn 47x44 3 tnllea to village 44 appls trea garax poultry houao 34 acre sarly Ullage 40 paatura and woodland "high on a gorgeous view fin lummr or permanent farm homa 03 400 NIC 7 room dwelling newly painted papered Interior electricity water phone oil ahed bars 3O0 attached atream border Bhlng baihmg good all around 34 arrta tillage paalutag II woodiot 13000 I mile to viilf 11 lo elty Bn- gor very xrllnt poultry berry farm 0 room dwallins yll and barn 0x40 attach electricity arisalan well water phsn SI aera very early tillaga 40 eaaturag and wood Include new whit itches range maple bed bureau table Inner aprmg mattresses $2 goo COMFORT Cap Cod dwelling rooms electricity available water In home seat me 34 acre good market gardes tillage no rock SO acre pasture and wood blueberry land barn 30x0 borders stream excellent hunting flihing mils to villa- tl 660 Rlitlng FREE all tvpea properties 1140 to 130 000 QUICK ACTION Neceay properties above withdrawn if not sold by May 10th Writs or phono Treat Agency Wlnterport Me 37-11 for appointment NO Owner ha died and illdow must aell her 131 acr farm all equipped and storked farm -seta high 60 acres tillage bo rocks Potato soli good wood lot pasture li Cuts 0 tons Say 29 appls trees rapes and cultivated bemti It story nous rooms good collar roofed with asphalt shingles painted white screened la porch 7xJQ water at sink ticctrie lights house vary good tnslda and out Basement barn 2x60 silo 10 tlaa 1 aialia water inside Wonderful new barn No milk room hea house lx0 tee bouse owner la aellins at a loss price la right one-half down Everything goo located 3 miles from villag on good road milk picked up at door school children called for Bom one will get a good buy and a good farm The Spaulding Parip Agency PittsAeld TeL 14S or "ywpori TeL 13 7W tM Farm In Levant about half cleared land balance valuable woodiot Oond aet of buildings house hai rooms with all hardwood floors downstairs plaxza Shed bam 44x74 henhousa A real value at 42 SOX Other term and suburban propertiea now available Consult Loun 1C ir stein dt Bong Realtor Real Batata a Insurance Service 44 Central Bt 1M ACRE 70 tillage early crop and potato land room house eleetrte lights running water bath Fries reason-a I A Whldden Bennocb Rd La-rang 10 ACRE Shore! (mall pond house modern excellent condition good Slsce to servo chicken and duck dinners argaln three thousand 8 Shillings Dover-Foxcroft 340 ACRE ePARM 300 gcrese In wood and timber 04 acre farm 24 acre til-tag 100 acre farm 30 acres ullage Skillings Dover-Foxcroft Maine 64a Farms and Land Wanted SMALL Wanted on highway modern conveniences Near manufacturing town Writs Box 0-7 Bangor Dally Newt 66 Lots and Suburban (or Sale LAKE FRONT nr sals Several choice easily accessible camp lota on shorn of Laks Lucerne 0 mile from Bangor Lots ar 40 ft frontage average pries oioo 'Buy your lot now whtls available at the low prices and have a camp of your own for week ends vacations hunting and Ashing Totvo Johnson Beat Bolden Mains TeL Eddington 0-10 69 Automobiles for Sala 1(30 road ter small body In rear CaU 2300 Old Town 1030 and 1935 Ford V-l coach 0 Willow Bt Bangor USED CARS AND TRUCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD 101 Pontiac sedan Olds sedan 1(30 Buiek sedan 1037 Cadillac sedan 13 Dodge tractor 101 Int dump iol Dodge 3 ton 1040 Int 30: 1030 Int a 34 dump 1(40 Chav' panel SALEM COURT GARAGE 11 Belea CL TL 3-0209 25 Horseo Farm Machinery of all types Including Tractor Horses from 15N te ene ten Let ef second II a Saturday April 2 Dinner served In Garland A1 Tra Garland Village Rfyner Crossman Auctioneer DO YOU WANT -I To bp an Accountant? Then send for free booklet explaining our Resident Nenresi- dent ai services We ali yourself! Accountancy Training School 415 Congress Street Portland 3 Maine Ctaffam CPA Prlncfpal Special educational te help you te help ROOFERS fl Why taka ehana an yaer old roafl Illnlkot shiaglee grad A wark dao by amperioaeod men Ten year goar aaie Free estimate Chat TeL hers oath Beefier Ce Newpert 4-7 1-13 Fly 69 Automobiles for Salt CHEVROLET IV ton truck with dump body Tydoi Service Station 343 State St TeL 4047 NASH 103S sedan mechanically with good' tire Louts Babcock Stillwater Av Bangor Tel 3-3441 1044 sedan 1030 Chevrolet deluge 1031 Bulck coup 1034 Pontiac coach 1(14 Chevrolet roach Jam Calanlti Wlnterport if 1 0040 USED Truck and onto repairs financed at all offices of th Morrill Trust Company 70s Autos-Truck Wanted" LATE Panel truck or station wagon Penobscot Faint Prodntta Co Tel 3171 Li MODEL FORD Wanted In running condition Writs Box B-14 Bangor Dally News 1 1 8e priest party clean car Cash 1(31-1(40 Burk 3 Orae Court i 1th OR 3 i TON Prom priest concern Will pay celling priors Tel 3l7t Writ be City Oil Company Bangor 71 Accessories Tires Tubes ROLNICK Jk Sons Auto Wracking Co con supply new and Died auto parts 141 Main It Brewer USED and truck parts for all makeo of ears and trucks Sllvor'a Auto Wrecking RFD 1 Bangor I Marne News WASHINGTON April 25 Dollar vclume of Independent retail sales In Maine In March was 10 per cent above those for March 1944 and 22 per cent higher than' last the Department of Commerce census bureau reported today Department stores sales gained 34 1944 I WASHINGTON April 25 In a move to aid thf food supply fishing 'party" boats may be given extra fuel supplies to carry amateur fishermen Rep Hale (R-Me)-a member of the seafood subcommittee of the Republican i food study committee said today The committee will hold hearings bn the subject Friday at Atlantic pity and Saturday at Toms Rlvef BAR HARBOR April 25 Election 0 30 new members including Dft Clsrence Cook Little managing director American Society lor the Control of Bar Harbor was announced today by the National Academy of Sciences WATER VILLE April 25 Colby commencement June 2-3 will be a "local" event President Seelye Blxler announced today with class reunions alumni and -alumnae lunches cancelled because of Office of Defense Transportation rulings Class day exercises will be held June 2 and the baccalaureate sermon and graduation exercises on June 3 Machine tools fitted with tungsten carbide cutters can 'whisk through steel at the rate of 400 feet a minute Van Buren Water District 11000 Van Buren Watr District Refunding 4 Bond maturing May 1 14 No Mf3 baa been called by lot for payment at par and Interest on May I 1(44 and interact on said bond caaaaa after that dal On presentation on May 1 1(49 ta th undersigned VUi principal amount and Interest due on aald bond will be palik TH MERRILL TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEE ANOOR MAINE NOTICE "Th Selectmen of th Town of Bears-port hereby give notice that they will hold public hearing at th Office of the Selectmen at Srarsport on May I 149 at ten o'clock In I he forenoon for the granting of permit to Albert Nickels to conduct a poultry raising establishment at the Lane store to called on Main Bt In (Signed) Thompion A Rogers Br Greene Selectmen of Bearsport vlved bv a daughter Mra Thelma Howell of South Coventry Conn three nieces Mrs Dorothy Clark of South Portland Mra- Angela Ferry and Mlsa Margaret Orr Bangor and nephew Daniel Orr ala of Bangor Funeral service will held at tbg White and Hayes funeral parlors Thursday afternoon at clock GkOBGB DAMON WIN TER PORT April 29 Georgs Damon 7 Died hare April 33 Bora la Charleston ho was first a farmer In Palmyra whera ho married Margaret Banborn Afterward be manufactured apple barrels in Bt Albans and when his wlfa died moved to Carmel to manufacture tho well known Damon axes In partnership with hta brother Nina years retired from business and cams to Wlnterport where ha died auddenlv at th borne of hi niece Mrs Joseph Cloutier Surviving him ar four nephews Dr Waller Farnhagt of Burksport Dr Montana Fsrnham of Bangor Edward Parnham of Amherst Mas and Bert Damon of California three nlecoa Mrs Joseph Cloutier of WlnlerporL Mra Ethel Conant of Augusta and Mrs Sadi Dryan of Amheral Mass Funeral service wera held at the Hareev funeral home In Carmel Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock th Rev John Miller officiating Interment waa In th family lot In Hiah-land cemetery In Carmel Th bearers re: Benjamin Bradford Frank Small and Mark McOown all ef CarmdI and Tbeodort Harvey of Auburn KATHERINE MOR4C CHERRTFIELD April Katherine Mors 70 wife of Sidney Mors died April 24 after an illness of several months Funeral services will bo held at her horn n'rnoon clock tha Jtov Wheeler officiating FUNERAL SERVICES OU ILFORD April 36 Funeral services for Mra Vernal Huff were held at Harvey's funeral home Tuesday at 1 o'clock In the afternoon! Th bearers were Harold Huff Forest Huff Edwin McAllister -and Stuart Smith There were beautiful floral tribute Burial was In th family lot in Mt Rest cemetery Athena NEWPORT April Funeral services for Harry I Whit were conducted from hi bom Saturday afternoon with th Rev Roy Moody of the Methodist church and the Rev John Miller of the High Street Union church officiating Th bearers were Oeorg Derby Smith Oscar Hansen Oeorg Murray David Russell Fred Warren A committal service was held la Brooklawn Memorial cemetery Btroud-wator with the Rev Harold Bonell ot th Central Sauaro Baptist church Portland officiating Friends and relative attended th service OLD TOWN April Funeral services for Archibald Martin war held at hi lata homa In Bullwatar Wednesday afternoon under ths auspices tof Mechanic fnd of Orono Th Rev A Christopher of tho Methodist church conducted th service and ritualistic services war held by tha Masonic lode 2rr? brother Mason Dr Roswell Bates Richard Willard Ou Me Laughlln Dr Stanley Bridges Herbert wmwn tnd Bernte Plummer In the absence of th aon Earl Martin the body waa removed to Craig funeral horn in Old Town to remain until he arrive Interment will in Rlvgraidg cemetery Stillwater PTFBSON Mrs Flora In Brewer April 34 Funeral services will held at th homa of her aon Ernest 74 Holyoke street Brewer Friday afternoon at 1 clock Wipe out the bread box dally and wash and scald it at least once a week TIRE OR BATTERY SERVICE BANGOR TIRE CO Sales fben 6431 Serried Hem I Eiernan BkalAra th fact! 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Pages Available:
1,756,458
Years Available:
1900-2011