DeMolays Defeat Marines In First League Contest
DeMolays win the opening league game 8 to 0 over the Marines after a strong start. Bunce, Woods, and McCarthy starred with key hits and solid fielding as DeMolays pulled ahead early and controlled the inning-by-inning play. Marines struggled with pitching and errors, leaving DeMolays with the decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teague
Pall
Tins
Allsatts
Bunce
Woods Dia
Te- Molays
al loWrad
Woods
McCarthy
Nowick
Young
Gelman
Peterson
Tha Marines
Brat
McCarthy Aingled
Tia
Patch
Kermer
Hersey A
Dover Council Visit Plans Tonight Under Tight Schedule
Dover city officials and Alpha Council members plan a regular meeting tonight with the Royal Arcanum. The event includes a ceremony and remarks as Dover governs, with attendees listed and a possible automobile-related topic noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alph Council
Royal Arcanum
Déta
Arcam
Counsil
Dover
Coun
Nutes
Tatcanum
P.m
Praise for Local Hello Girls In New York City
A fragmentary report praises local Hello Girls as a notable group in New York City. It notes their travels across many states in the Union over ten months and mentions an attempted arrangement in Nashua for a room with a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femaria Large
Nashua
Fragmented Prompt Hurdles Prompted a Travel Mishap
A garbled OCR fragment discusses prompt engineering and communication challenges with a hostelry in travel contexts. It references merchants, hotel connections, and the absence of orders or willfulness, highlighting unclear wording and the need for clearer guidance.
City Visited by Peculiar Storm Rouses Awave Citizens
A strange storm woke residents at dawn as distant thunder rumbled and a bright lightning streak split the sky. The event lasted about an hour with little rain, leaving observers startled by the unusual atmospheric display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanigthy
Eax Jena
Nominating meeting of county board directors urged
A tentative notice calls a meeting this week of the totalions committee to select one person from each county for the board of directors. Names listed include Jones of Portsmouth, Frank Leavitt of Hampton, Coote, Dy Boulter of Kittery, Fred S. Moore of Exeter and W. Botwick.
Removed from Mo 29 1 rar occupiea by the Nathen Dodge Shop Co
Fragmentary note from The Randall Press indicates removal from a dated line referencing the Nathen Dodge Shop Co and an address fragment. No clear event details or complete identifiers are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Press
Nathen
Dodge Shop Co
Plymouth Rec gelating demonstration at Payne store
Local ad lists multiple shops and specials. Plymouth store promotes a demonstration at Payne store with special prices on groceries and foods including corned beef day, beans, pies, doughnuts and cakes. Also notes insurance agency touting 100 percent record and various local contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Tilementa
Torvine
Actua Caaually ‘& Buroty
Colwell Apenica
Plymouth
Payne
Guernsey
Ita
Tream
Reat Dow
Drake’s
Islington Suréet
Slim Chance Of NH Getting Ame Hospital In New England Drive
Dispatches from Janhington report a proposed veterans bureau hospital may be located near Boston, with Concord and Portsmouth Exeter active in the drive. Bureau officials favor placing it within reach of Boston as the logical medical center of New England, likely in a suburb for quick access. Recent quiet bids from interests in New Hampshire surfaced two to three months ago for the hospital site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janhington
Veterans’ Bureau
Concord
Portsmouth
Exeter
Boston
Veterans
Bureau
New England
Rome
Hawinsbird
Boatra
Address by Kittery Boy at Hesbron Academy
Herbert Cole of Severy a graduate of Train Academy signs a speech at Hesbron Academy marking the last chapel for seniors. The event occurred a day earlier than planned. Gustafson couple announce their daughter Mildred’s engagement to Wandell Colemas at Newington next month. Notice: I will not be bound by contracts with Roto Fisher Donnie after June. Bernard Donnell St 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cole
Severy
Train. Academy
Hesbron“ Academy
Chassif
Gustafson
Mildred
Wandell Colemas
Newington
Ralga
Notica
Roto
Fisher
Donnie
Jung
Bernard Donnell
Junior Chamber of Commerce Meeting Friday
A Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting is scheduled for Friday. Details are incomplete but note the upcoming gathering and location.
Memorial services held at Rye church on Sunday
Annual memorial services at the Christian church in Rye drew a large crowd with the Storer Boat A B Suindy Storer Relief Corps and other patriotic groups in attendance. The Choral Union provided music and Rev. EB Byerly delivered an address. Chaplain Tozeph S Doolittle gave the ritual prayer and noted a war tomb arrival. May Philbrick to entertain later in the afternoon if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
Christian Church
Tyro
Storer Boat
A. B.suindy Storer Relief Corps
U. A. Mu
Bor “Svéula
Atysic
Choral Union of
EB ‘Byerly
James Tagg
Astor
Bethany’ Ch
Tozeph
Doolittle
Storec
Grand Army
South Parish Notes Monthly Meeting and School
South Parish notes announce the monthly meeting of the Sunday school to be held Sunday evening at seven. A reception will follow. Also a funeral notice for Eiram Patsiléy mentions services for his daughter in No La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venin
Eiram Patsiléy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dexter
Naval Band
Navy
Kittery
ALC
pThureday
Tate Ya
Marines
Ploreey
Vfa Oop Newtek
Sea Qamester
Furber
Lake
Arkell
Shley
Rapoza
Kieth
I Boeker
Council
Brooks Motor Sales
Hampton
State and
Washington Sts
C.E. Walker &Co
State
Water & Daniel Ste
Miriam
Dowd
Mtu
Regan
Pine “Mba
Francis P. Chin
Cate St
AME
Kittery Boy
JR. Chamber
Trafton Real Estate
Agency
RYE News
Kensington Road
Hama
Lawrence _atreat
Frank D. Butler
Realtor
Market St
Uly
Miller Hill
Wibird
Harry N. Caswell
Laswell Agengy
Congress SE
Colonia ST
Stein
BLOIS
Henry- Peyser
Atresy
Plano
Hassett
Congress Street
Portsmouth, N. HL
Alpha Council
Waldron Council
N. H
Arcanai
Latan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!