Appointment of Foul Rel Administrator for NewsHamgstin ta
Shorey Fe Slayton serves as president with amity treasurer of the P.M. Hoyt Sue company while Jas Heck is named Foul rel administrator amid a reshuffle. Former Gov. Charles M. Mord resigns elite of HI HERE. Garfield st ne Hint, FO, ALEC NE Tay tor answers the charge of the acumint ech orgers. Local officials and police note the appointment as a step toward stability and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorey Fe Slayton
P.M. Hoyt, Sue Company
Jas Heck
Foul Rel
NewsHamgstin
Charles M. Mord
Slayton
A. Garfield
Hint
Alec
Tay Tor
Garfield
AL Garfield
Foyls
Tuel
New Hampshire
Gil
Alalairaier
Ins
Shaytos
Rochester event to feature music and speeches at factory grounds
A Saturday morning program at the Thayer shoe factory grounds will showcase aquivoprlaté exercises and a band. Mrs Eva Stone Adams will direct a piano singalong with Albany names participating. An address by Gey A F Hotrn of St Leo's church is on the docket as townspeople attend a Country club event and supper followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Cola
Syria
Park
Avolfebora
Amitgala
Mitga Mitts
Woodbine
Farmington
Cacheco
Enat Itochogler
Ant Kerhedy
Motornity
Rochester
Thayer Shoe Factory
Eva Stone Adame
Wolcot WE
Welack
Committee of
Local notes and reunions from Plummer and surrounding towns
Society items and military notices recap visitors and family updates from Plummer area. Mrs Hervey W. Dore hosts violin at Camp Red Cross relief efforts. Living relatives, training assignments, and church activities include Deulan Morrison chairing rs, Canty Kearney training, and Mrs Cyrus L. Corliss officiating as violin soloist. Various townsfolk visit kin in Farmington LinWatts and East Manchester while others await assignments and come home for Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deulan.Morrison
Lech G. Henitereon
Fie
Maluiter
Flossie Ele Pedutter
Louisohn A. Jetter
Hervey
Dore
Plummer's
Blaze Fron
Arhor
Jys
Canty Kearney
California
Pen 3 Ag .Cirete
Childeen
Tier Farm
North Weed
Rae
Peter Pottecter
Wis
New Wlersessi
Neymond Chisholein
East Marchester
Roy
Wenuk
Libby
Dan
Meawwhit- Hee
Sud
J Walsh
Wheel Neen Glatling
Enortia
A -Unitea Enalgn
Mark Arnold
S. Sinar
Willam
Gunnison
Ae Ant
Brookling
Mass
Charles Woods
Avert
Mase
Ives
Iredale
Gonic
Tingsrelatives
OuMerd Kantee
Taverhtu
Jaihe
Syest
And
Cottage fines for gambling in Rochester police court
Rochester, Az, 16 George Linty Dixit Dardine and Fred C. Downs of Milton were fined $25 each plus costs after pleading guilty to gambling in a cottage at Three Pond, Milton Three Pond. Judge Samuel D. Folker, with Justin A. Emery for defendants and Guy Smart for the state, noted issues with a police letter and a separate drunken driving case involving an automobile loaned to a man who failed to return it before dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
George Linty
Dixit Dardine
Fred C. Downs
Wil
Milton
H. It
Lehumaier
Milton Three Pond
Samuel D. Folker
Justin A. Emery
Guy Smart
Civil service examination notice for disabled veterans
August 8 1918 date for applicants to join the building portsmouth New Haven area for a post at 12 Building Portsport NH. $200 per month plus 120. No education required and all applicants must be able bodied and willing to serve in the United States military or veteran service. Address General Post Port Laton Nord to the secretary by August 78 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissian Ai
Dadillor
Biorens
Cumtedhin
Portsourt
United States
Porlatons
Nord
Mawr
Aston
Taier
Moston
Ein
Fishing Fi To Be Urged By The Navy
Gloucester, Aug 2 The Navy Department has taken steps to protect New England men from depredations by German submarines. Hed L. Davis, president of the Gloucester Board of Trade, and Ken neth Fowler of the Food Administration Jr. Washington, reported that a telegram from the War and from the dale food administration assured protection. Fowler said the efforts confer with Admiral Denson and that safeguards have been put in place to counter submarine threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Aue
Mavy Department
Hed. L. Davis
Glaucester Vonrd of Trade
Trant
Kenneth
Fowler
Lis
Probe Report on Naval Distress Inquiry
Secretary Paulels Nas called for an inquiry by New York to investigate whether any infringement occurred by officers of a given steamer. The probe sought to verify calls sent from the vessel after reporting distress and attacked by unidentified forces off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paulels Nas
Ohie
Naval Distelee
New York
Itm
Whosby
Dantely
Message From a Soldier in France 1918 Home Reply
A wartime letter dated July 4, 1918 from a soldier describes longing for family, asks mother to share news, mentions Camp Devens and delays in receiving funds and axes, and expresses fatigue and hope for homecoming. The note references Portsmouth contacts and family notices, with emotional appeals to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Nowe
Fred
Rawe
Silat
Prone
Adil
Erdra
Sifind
Portsmouth
Olbers
France
Tauern
Wille
Unclear text fragment reports on local event
Fragmentary OCR note mentions people and places in garbled form, with no clear event or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable names, dates, or standings are readable enough to preserve accuracy.
Fragmentary Well-Wishers Attend Bath Visit
A garbled local notice lists names such as Annie Jignes Myra Stinson and Albert Slover with mentions of Bath and Wentworth Street. The text references relatives, a Thursday event, and a visit by Howard Cook and others to a former home in Bath, lacking clear dates or cohesive details.
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Conced
Stan Beach
Ane
Albert Slover
New Aigks
Jackuin
Segin
Uiale
Fierry Wallngfond
Erante
York
Central Aeaele
Frik Bhumka
Exeter -Pasweu
Klahwoa
Albert Wie
Lyeleee
Prmiyal
Whiting
Chioster
York Geach
Yas
Salus Maryaey
Henry P.goold
Wentworth
Istreet
Aira
Howard Cook
Bath
Kittery Point Meeting Highlights French Relief Aid
The August 18 meeting at Kittery Point discussed Dartmouth presence and relief work by the American Fund for French. Attendees included Thaxter, Miss Tennison, and local residents who heard detailed accounts of devastation, poverty, and relief efforts. Speakers described clothing distributions and aid measures for the afflicted regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery Polat
Twent
Kittery Debit
Gras
Geko Harbor
Pisuiaqua
Te Va
Udo
Dartmouth
Oie
Mee Point
Agland
Thaxter
Gate Jeans Au
Pho Day
Afernoon
Association of the ‘Americah Fund
Tennison
Alm
Aia Aaden
Mopismouth
Vialan
Bewyy
Berwick
24th Annual Reunion of Nathan Lard Daughters in 1654 Colony
The 24th annual reunion of the Nathan Lard descendants convened at the Free Baptist church in Ketory Palit on Thursday. The oldest member present was Robert W. Lard of Kennevink, aged 0. Officers listed include serpy lost and other names. entertainment committee chaired by Berry of Kennebunss. Next meeting scheduled for August 119, with several attendees from South Ber and Rollinsford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Lard
Blkiltery
Hell
Ketory
Thurs
Ropert W. Lard
Kennevink
Serpy
South Tigrwick
Woodbury
Ek Ford Godddwin
Seth Bert
Rollinsford
Annie Williams
Beaton Area Travel Plans Noted in Local Notes
Misd Hookence and Palent depart on Thursday to spend several weeks in Beaton area. Edwin Philips of Beaton reports plans with his parents at 1730 East Bblbuns. Local social tidbits reflect upcoming visits and family movements in Beaton vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuyaday
Palent
Thurs
Beaton
Edwin Philips
Sneas Dng
Faen
Rockingham County Fair Entries At Portemouth 1918
Event details list racing days October 1 2 and 9 1918 at Portsmouth N IL with trot races and purses. Rules reference National Association governance and entry deadlines set for September 24 1918. Manager ALTEN faces and entries announced amid crowded schedule and prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham County
Portemouth
N. IL
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