Remains of Nancy Clark Morrill Taken for Burial
The Newbury resident Nancy Clark Morrill died at her home in Clarlstown N Friday. Her remains were brought to Newbury for a Monday afternoon burial at Oxbow cemetery after a short service at John M Goodwins home. Nancy born March 10 1835, daughter of Moses and Anna Clark, one of eight children, only Ezra Clark survives. Thetford hill gathering for Congregational church delegates included Rev Henry S Ives Mrs Ives Mrs Charles Taggart and Mrs Wilmar Perkins with messages from Roger A Dunlap and Charles D Adams. A pavilion dinner followed, praised for hospitality and cordiality, and the program aimed to be instructive and inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Clark Morrill
Clarlstown
John M. Goodwin
Oxbow
Nancy Clark
Newbury
Moses and
Anna Kincaid Clark
Ezra Clark
Concord
N. H
Congregational Church
Grafton
Orange Association
Thetford Hill
Henry S. Ives
Ives
Charles Taggart
Wilmar Perkins
New England
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Moses
Nebo
Promised Land
Orange Counties
Rey
Roger A. Dunlap
Charles D. Adama
Hanover
Association
East Braintree Social News Highlights
East Braintree reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Richard Rowell and Regina from Burlington. George Thayer works on his cottage roof. Evelyn Ferguson contracts measles. Sarah Gerohaw leaves J F Abels for Granville. Mrs Van Clark undergoes tonsil surgery by Drs Sprague and Ellis with hoped for recovery. Sunday guests at E A Wheeler’s include Hibbards of Randolph Center Wyman family and J E McDuran and wife of Salem Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rowell
Regina
Charles McCuen
Bertha Wheeler
Burlington
George Thayer
Evelyn Ferguson
Sarah Gerohaw
J. F. Abel’s
Granville
van Clark
It’s the Same Old World Weekend Opinion
A Dallas News reflection laments the worn state of the world while noting moments of sharper information and awareness, contrasting gloom with brief clarity. The piece reads as a civic minded, era-tinged commentary on perception and news.
Zionist Officials Resign After Convention Dispute
At the 24th annual Zionist convention in Cleveland on June 7, Judge Julian W. Mack of Chicago led a mass resignation of 48 officers and 35 of 50 executive committee members after the president’s annual report was disapproved by a 143 to 1 vote. Others resigning included Louis D. Brandeis, Stephen S. Wise, Nathan Straus, and Jacob De Haas, while Peter J. Schwertzer retained his treasurer post. The meeting adopted a resolution condemning the administration’s course as dangerous to the organization.
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Cleveland
American Zionist Organization
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Peter J. Schwertzer
Judge Mack
Mack
Louis D. Brandeis
Washington
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore
Nathan Straus
Jacob de Haas
Palestine Department
Reuben Horchow
Horchow
Justice Brandeis
Max L. Grant
Providence
J. D. Jurman
Waterbury
Conn
J. Wallstein
Boston
Harry H. Levenson
Henry J. Dannentwum
Houston
Tex
Schwertzer
Igusis Lipsky
Stiver
Velix Frinkfurter
Zionist Organization of America
World Zionist Organization
Keren Hayesod
Lane
Hranieis
Justice Heanders
Local Residents Visit Nearby Towns and Guests
East Calais Mrs Ruth Austin visits Manchester. Clyde Gitman and Porter Cathy visit Barre Saturday. Mrs Kya Stackpole of Fast Mont Gene visits Dre. Mary A daughter born Saturday. T A Dwipell of Coches in town over Sunday. Mr and Mrs George FE Sanders businessmen in Burlington. Mr and Mrs Pred Chase of Mont visit Mrs Howard Dailey. Mrs Gardner Celley of Woodtury and Nina Dalley host events. Karl Jennings of Hartwick visiting. Mrs St Johns of Montpatje at Brews. Jay Mancroft visits Western churchgoers. CW Taylor family in town. Myrtie Droese from Bester attends Mentorlier event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Austin
Manchester
Clyde Gitman
Porter Cathy
Barre
Kya Stackpole
Mary
Mead
Charles Singita
T. A. Dwipell
Coches
George FE. Sanders
Burlington
Pred Chase
Mont
Howard Dailey
Jay Mancroft
Taylor
Myrtie Droese
Bester & Spony
Mentorlier
Cattle Shoeing Sparks Busy Week at Blacksmith Shop
A traveling family halted at the local blacksmith to have three cows shod with iron shoes, while the single male present, Aurora Ad vertiser, assisted with nail preparation as the wagons rested during their country journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Advertiser
To His Advantage in a Witty Exchange Over Diamonds
The London Opinion quotes a playful exchange where one person laments a fifty dollar spend on a diamond ring for another. The reply defends the purchase by joking about shrewd glove bill savings.
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London
Freckle Bleach Recipe From Lemons and Orchant White
A reader describes a home remedy to lighten freckles and tan using two lemons and three ounces of Orchant White to make a quart of complexion bleach. Daily massage of the lemon mix into face neck arms and hands is claimed to reduce freckles leaving skin lighter and smoother.
Fragmented note on childbirth and public health observations
The readable lines discuss childbirth, nervousness, and a claim about women across U S towns. It cites a vegetable compound and mentions Lote E. Mokham, linking it to medical or public health discourse. The text is garbled but centers on maternal experiences and a proposed remedy.
Ulster Parliament Opens with Unionists Taking Seats
Forty unionist members of Ulster's new parliament took their seats and began organizing the House of Commons while nationalist Sinn Fein members ignored proceedings. Hugh O Neil was elected speaker and a cabinet led by Sir James Craig was announced including Dawson Bates as Home Secretary and H M Pollock as Finance. The city awaited a King George opening slated for June 22.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Ulster
Ireland
House of Commons
Sinn Fein
King George
Hugh O'Neil
Lord O'Neil
James Craig
Dawson Bates
H. M. Pollock
the Marquis of Londonderry
J. M. Andrews
Alminter
Agriculture
B. al Richdale
Three Men Executed in Ireland Murders at Knocklong and Dunlavin
In Dublin on June T three men convicted of participating in disorders in Ireland were executed today. Edward Foley and Patrick Maher were hanged for the murder of a Royal Irish Constabulary sergeant at Knocklong, while Constable William Mitchell was executed for the murder of Magistrate Dixon at Dunlavin, County Wexford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Edward Foley
Patrick Maher
Knocklong
William Mitchell
Dixon
Dunlavin
County Wexford
Mrs. T N Page Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, widow of the former United States ambassador to Italy, died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Thomas Lindsay in Southshore Mars. The death followed a brief illness and occurred after her longtime service in diplomatic circles.
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Southhore
Mars
Ane
Thomas Nelson Page
United States
Italy
Thomas
WAITS RIVER Peachment of Peacham Visitors and Local Notes
Thelma of Peacham visits Mr and Mrs Will Richardson. Mee A Ladd of Corinth visits dancer Mrs Clifford Chalmers. Lydia Richardson and Mrs Lary Waterman return from G A Hastings in Corinth. Roscoe B Hood leads an auto party to Burlington with Floren Church and Miss Mo White of West Topshat. Newton joined after visiting. Will Richardson moves to Frank Yartern place on the hill. Bridge near Leon’s plan Frost reported killed Sunday. Beacon Hood in Groton and Lake Morey Monday. Creamery meeting held Monday with picnic planned soon. Methodist Episcopal Church notes and Sunday programs. Men’s Welfare Club elects officers Rev Campbell president H W Chalmers vice-president LeRoy D Prescot secretary treasurer. Father and son night planned with refreshments and speakers. Sunday Children’s day plans wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Peacham
Ter Yarente
Will Richardson
A. Ladd
Corinth
Clifford Chalmers
Lydia Richardson
Itn
Frank Yar
Methodist Epilaopal Church
Haif Campbell
FL Ft Campbell
H W. Chalmers
Arid
LeRoy D. Prescot
Iepldren
Pines
Warren and Walcott Families Return Home After Weekend
Mrs Curtis and her husband spent Sunday at home near Prescott, with wife returning to Walcott EB. HL VanBensen visited Lincoln to see his ill brother Eugene, returning Sunday. Ada Tha of White River Junction is sister to Mrs BAL Venteusen and other relatives. Curtis Brown and family drove Montpelier Sunday. Waldo Hutrhine noted as visitor in Montpelier Saturday. White River Valley promises steady word about the potato crop as rural communities share news of events and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Hutrhine Ie
Walter Cortinety Ee
Montpelier
Cabot Johnsen and Cabot Turney Face Unclear Incident
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a contested event involving individuals named Cabot Johnsen and Cabot Turney. Incomplete phrases mention a trimmed letter, a pen, and unpaid or owing items. No clear date, place, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsen
Cabot
Turney
Amd
Ominous Sign Spotted In Detroit Speedster Pursuit
Fragmentary newspaper snippet mentions a sign on a speeder car reading Watch my smoke and a pursuit beginning in Detroit. The text includes garbled lines attributed to Louisvilly Courier Jour and Detroit Motor News with quoted phrases and a failed prophecy reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Motor News
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