Warning Notice for Draft Age Young Men
Official notice from the Governor and draft authorities urges all men of draft age to update addresses with local boards. Posters will appear along trains and towns. it stresses non-obligatory but prudent registration if moved. The letter from the Adjutant General explains required details: name, old name, old address, current address, and changing date. it warns strongly that failure to update can lead to trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concaré
Henay v. Pisteffice
Keyes
Julie
Svea “Auber
Obsequies for John Frizzet Held in Vive
The funeral service for John Frizzet was held in Vive with family and local mourners in attendance. The ceremony reflected on his life and contributions to the community as friends joined the procession and burial plans were announced.
Frizzed Mr and Mrs John Frizzed Interment Held
A Tuesday afternoon service was held for the late Mr and Mrs John Frizzed at 4 o clock with interment at West South Cemetery. The home on Wmbln Street hosted family mourners and friends in a simple ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frizzed
Coywmbln Street
Dr Thayep
Aillela Tite
Kittery Christmas Sale and Village Notices Update
Kittery Point on December 18 marked a Baptist church vestry gathering under the Ladies Aid Society with a cake and apron sale to benefit the church. Officials listed include Mr Faner Wo and Mrs Bray for aprons, Mrs Ernest Hoyt and Mrs Miram Tohey for ste Gream, while Roscoe Anderson is recovering from blood poisoning and Cortridon George Colby plans work on a harbor club house conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery Point
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Faner Wo
Bray
Ste Gream
Ernest Hoyt
Miram Tohey
Melvin Blake
QB. Emery
Billings
Mitchell Davis
Frank Yoompig
Charles Malt
Portsmouth
Henry Brike
Harbor Road
Roscoe Anderson
Ds Bel
Embargo on Export Freight Applies in New York Area
A broad export freight embargo was ordered affecting rail and river traffic to North Atlantic seaports to ensure essential government shipments. The plan aims to keep railway capacity for fuel and foodstuffs while overseas shipments are coordinated with Britain France Italy and Russia. The notice calls for full cooperation with the export division and allied nations to maintain prompt overseas dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tee
U. S
North Atlantic
Wenigad Operathalje
Wenigad Operathalje Condihltter Stile
United Kingdom
France
Cluse
General Operating
United States
Kittery Red Cross Drives Membership and Warmth Campaign
The Kittery Red Cross unit reports collecting and sending 39 items plus 2 sweaters and 24 pairs of socks to Boston as part of a national effort to grow membership. Four academy teams led by Rhodes, Morrowe, Gerry, and Cults captains canvass town parts to recruit members. funds from membership dues are retained locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery
Dee
American Red Cross
Jmekiges
Boston
National Movement
Red Cross
Uefare
Danty Island
Iaith Frank Hhodes
Cedric Morrowe
Sildred Gerry
Elizaveth Cults
Hed Cross
Pring C
Lie
Jobnis
Toe
Meatless Day Observance Spreads in New Hampshire Hotels
Concord reports the federal administration asks hotels and restaurants across New Hampshire to observe Meatless Day every Tuesday. About 61 percent of Granite State eateries pledged to serve white bread and one meal daily, encouraging fish procurement on Tuesdays to aid wartime food conservation.
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Concord
Chafrain J. Ren
New Hampshire
Ofice
Maschester
Wintley
Staty House
Granite State
Claremont
Idoyer Orga Reben Li
I Mb
State Aid
France
Greenland News Briefs Highlight Christmas Event and Local Visits
Greenland December 18 Town notes report a Ladies Alderman Christmas event planned for December 24. Constance Brackett of Boston Institute enjoyed a week’s vacation at home. A meeting in the Methodist vestry discussed consolidating two local churches. Miss Mabel P Weeks visited Dover friends. Miss Alling Huntress returned to Mrs. George Lord’s after several weeks in Heston. Deputy U S Marshal Murehle of Concord visited on Wednesday to summon witnesses in Cord for the United States court.
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Greenland
Ald
Io Town
Tintvening
Constance Brackett
Noston Institute
Methedlet
Mabel P. Weeks
Dover
Alling Huntress
Les
George Lord
Heston
Unitad
Marahad Murehle
United States
Pacifists and Socialists Urged to Stand for Peace
Secretary Siedfient urged Pacifists and socialists to join forces with peace-laying groups against German autocracy. He warned that war’s true causes lie in wielding power to spread cruelty and that peaceful efforts must unite to oppose aggression, while condemning those who call for peace as a cover for expansionist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Kerunton
Jere
Siedfient
Coutitet
Mist
Meedfield
Serineton Board of Trade
Ko Asgerteil
Srthtc
Troy
Anna Ib
Mir RedApya
York
Horror at socialistic theory mocks in horror at this sight
Belgium and France cry out in horror at the mockery of socialist theory, denouncing foes seeking to control the work. Mr. Hedfield declares not the German people but the evil among them, offering gods, children, lives, and sacred honor to resist. We take up the plough, though the deeds wrought are hateful and they dread the path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
France
Hedfield
Exeter Weather and Civic Events Highlight December
December temperatures reached seven degrees below in Exeter with frozen cars and pipes. several English sparrows found frozen on streets. Local clubs held Christmas and charity events on Center and Main streets, while Mrs. Birr Singame and Mrs. Rowe organized meetings. A Woman’s Club lecture and a soldier Christmas box event were noted, with social gatherings at the Addie House and a banquet led by Harvey Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Wec
Fee
WLC: TV
Abbis Miggins
Center Street
Charles J. Glink
Ethel Warriman
Willard £. Rowe
Exeter Woman's Club
Shia
Wiliam Birr
Main Street
John MM. Rowe
Merembick
Wis
Wilson
James Knipe
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Slocum
Libby
Landlora
Edwin W. Fastman
Grontihm
al Dbs Hama
Adder House
Harvey Rand
Ealertr
Furloughs Held Back for 12 Army Men
War Department refuses to grant furloughs to twelve soldiers who fail to meet within reach of their division. The army says no reasons justify the delay and notes the men must maintain their assigned roles and locations to avoid disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
National Army
War Department
Raker
Rasiznel
el Lignva
Child Health Ad Covers Ointment and Gloves Sale
Fragmentary ad-like text notes a skin trouble remedy marketed as a child care item. It mentions Woan'a Ointment and a box of gloves, with price references including $9, implying a small sale at a shop or pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goee
Jong
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Ogra
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Coment Allen
Derwicx
Africa
Win Secon ‘Christian Church
Mexantoy Dennett
Echo Street
Willian Naylor
Otly Avenue
Portsmouth Hospital
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Tittle
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York Revokat Lodge
Alfred Sterning
Post Road
Wes N Vishory
Wlaukrora
Vocahontas
Wentiorth
oTic
N. Hi Hotel and Restaurant
Greenlani
Automobile
Black Bugs
Chilldren
Dorothy Dodd
Boy Scout
W N. H. Beane & CO
Congress St
High St
the Sweetser Store
Tel
Market Street
THE
Horton Service
Stewart
C. H. Stewart
Union Wharf
Water St
Stoley Wah Nam Ete
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Matthews Hardware
Paint CO
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