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Newspaper

Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1925

Page

5

Truck and car crash on Marator Hill causes minor injuries

A Worcester to Greenland truck stalled on Marator Hill. A Dover car with three passengers swerved to avoid the truck and rolled on the roadside. Later a Newton Center couple's car collided with the truck causing Mrs. Sathers to suffer shock and minor bruises. the husband was unharmed.

A. HL Lagture Worcester Mast Marator's Hill Greenland Secidents P. HB NeMaans Dover LB. Gancery Newton Center Mass

Dover Finds Civil War Era Pedestals Uncovered

In Dover on June 2, a single resident recalls pre Civil War events as workers uncover bases thought to be for flagstaffs and a Frankipsy pole. John W. Abbott, aged and with keen memory, notes the base of a Republican signal post found at Franklin Ave and Central St during floodlight pole installation.

Dover Ile John W. Abbott Franklin Aq Central

Lincoln era rally echoes in early campaign history

The article recalls the first campaign of 1856 by the newly formed Republican Party with speeches by Abbott and a focus on Fremont and Dayton, noting Jessie Fremont as a popular figure. It details a large rally on Court Square, a tall campaign pole, and a Bell eagle emblem, plus mentions of the Dover Hotel and the American House. It also covers long service at Cocheco Manufacturing, highlighting Georga HL Henderson retiring after 60 years, his varied roles, and his golfing and Masonic affiliations.

Lincoln Abbott New Republican Party Joséph We. Welch W. Welch Roger G. Welch Pele Ana Fremont Dayton Benars Abbott Anys Premont Jowsie Jessie Col Fre Mont Ouble Decker Patriue ‘Deriin Dover Og Elickory Jackson Pacific Arts Algear Dover Georga’ HL Henderson Permekster Cacheca Mr. Henderson Cacheco Manufacturing Company Zimm & Wallingford John Holland Charles II. Fish Herbert W. Owen Irving Southworth Pacific Connovation Lawrence John S. Minnick DH. Arthur Newton Coche Corporation Tig Tha Boater Pacife Mila Masonic Bedles Blue Lodge

Arteries in Hand Severed in Accident

Rochester man is in critical condition at home on Washington after a shaving mishap. A small mirror fell, he reached for it, and the razor cut his left hand causing heavy bleeding. Although no arteries were severed, he grew weaker with blood loss and it is feared his heart may be affected.

Rochester Washington Dodge Nix

Corned Beef Day at Paul's Market

Corned beef day advertises special sale items including fancy brisket thick rib loin roasts and lean ribs with prices per pound. Also advertised are cabbage beets carrots and fresh spinach sold in smaller packages.

Paul's

Two Games In Boys Leagues Start With Close Wins

Division 2 beat the New Franklinning 7 2 in a postponed game as two teams posted tight scores. New Franklins pitcher struck out fourteen. Pope on the other side whiffed seven. Division 1 2 opened with New Franklins defeating Oraog 2 90. Division 5 debuted with a 16 3 win over thin boys of division 7. Batteries listed as Sweetser Grossman for one side Amaze Dyrard Tanlogs for the other.

Franklinning Torazgbout Mthomonde Franklns Pope Twalngs Sligogoms New Franklins Oraog Yasior High School Ita

Life's Supreme Moment Inspires Kittery Church Service

In Kittery on June 2 Rev EB Robinson preached Life's Supreme Moment at Second M B church, saying true joy comes from spiritual attitude rather than wealth. A paint fund drive reached 117 of a 720 goal after morning service. Evening program featured organ, orchestra, and choir with sermon on religion in community life, plus challenges to boost church participation and support.

EB. W. Robinson M. B Christ Barriet Clough Shoe Kittery Klttery Jesus Gladys Emergon

Flynn Fined $50 In Hampton Court

Jamer Flyan of Bostoners was fined $50 and costs in the Hampton police court on Monday for reckless driving after a collision Saturday night on the Hampton Mile bridge with a car driven by Fred Ae Gregor of Boxford, mass. Gregor lacked a license at the time but produced one in court. his license was suspended. Heeter G. Richard of Amesbury was fined $20 and costs for speeding above the legal limit.

Jamer Flyan

Life long Portsmouth resident dies at 70 High Street home

Caroline A Stover daughter of the late Daniel and Caroline Stover died Monday evening at 74 High Street after a lingering illness. Born in Portsmouth on July 7, she lived here most of her life at the family home. A devout St Johns Church member, she attended services regularly until recent ill health prevented it. Known for her fine character, she left a lasting impression on those who knew her.

Caroline A. Stover Dantet Land Caroline (Alarden Stover High Street Thre Fortsmouth High Strest Shawar St John’s’church

Deceased Author Survived by Sister and Nieces

The obituary notes the deceased, lifelong reader with failing eyesight, survived by sister Miss Alaria PF Stover and several nieces. Funeral services will be held at the home, 74 High Street, on Thursday forenoon at eleven o'clock. Friends invited.

Alaria PF. Stover Hich Street

Portsmouth Y M C A Seeks Nine Thousand Dollar Goal

The Portsmouth YMCA board opened its first meeting to raise 9000 dollars for the association. Highlights show 325 total members including 200 men and 122 boys, a IT bed dormitory, religious and educational programs, 34 younger boys in Roosevelt club, 1701 shower users, 229 gym classes, and 27 basketball teams across churches and schools. The project emphasizes evangelism, voluntary leadership, social events, sports, and outreach as the organization advances.

Young Men's Christian Association Associaton Portsmouth C. A Portsmouth XY. MM C. A. Association Baxter Roosevelt Club Boston Ourway Camp Club Staty Waomoan Lenrerschool Portsmouth X. M. C. A

Novel diet for young dogs yields surprising results

London June 2 A E Kennard veterinary surgeon reports fruit based diets helped puppies outperform counterparts fed standard dog foods. In trials with borzals and Pomeranians, fruit fed dogs grew larger and healthier, with several reaching sizes comparable to large terriers while meat fed peers lagged. some fatalities and rickets appeared in the meat group.

Associated Press London A E. Kennard Borzals Mr. Kennard Ike Bad Cole

Preserve Grave of Crusader in Jerusalem Seeks Channel Loyal Support

Sir Ronald Storrs, Jerusalem governor, leads effort to preserve the lone Crusader grave at the Holy Sepulchre entrance. The grave of Daubigne, a Magna Charta councillor and links to Emperor Frederick II, rests under a stone platform with legible coat of arms. Appeals go to Channel Islanders and descendants to help reforge ties with the Holy City.

Associated Press Jerusalem Lune Ronald Storrs Philin Daubisne Channel Islands John Henry OL Holy Sepulchre Daubigne Frederick II Tslangers

Canadians Like Their Own Fruit Growers Report Strong Crop

Canadian fruit growers report a strong crop value for the year, with production rising and local markets showing robust demand. Officials note steady prices, while exporters anticipate continued interest from domestic buyers.

Associated Press Winnives

Patrolman on trial as thief in hotel burglary case

Portland, June 2 Patrolman Vistor N Chambers of the Portland police testified in his own defense in superior court charged with burglary. Evidence includes a radio set and loudspeaker stolen from the Knickerbocker Hotel on Peaks Island and later found in a Portland man’s home. Chambers claimed he was tasked with investigating a hammer theft on the island and denied tying the radio to the hotel burglary. Willard Anderson identified the radio as his, and relatives testified seeing Chambers near the hotel before the theft. Chambers, a World War veteran, described his service and promotions prior to the armistice. The defense rested with the case due for jury deliberation around noon.

Portland Vistor N. Chambers Knickerbocker Peaks Island Chambers Tha Island A. Guptit Fred A. Prince Anderson Peales Ealand Froman Sata

Local Personal Notes Highlight Boston Visitors and Relatives

Boston residents Mr and Mrs Edward M Heustis hosted weekend guests including Mrs David Treb from New Castle Avenue and Edward Kimball formerly of the city. Numerous friends and relatives traveled or visited, with mentions of Charles Dowd and Mrs Dowd returning from Bigland Street, a newborn for Mr and Mrs 2 L Clough, and visits by Arthur Soucey and George Ryan among others. The social roundup notes travels between Boston Port Towns and New York, plus weekend stays in Portsmouth and nearby towns.

Edward M. Heustis Boston David Treb New Castle Avenue Ave Edward Kimball Brookline Mass Saterdas Alles Mary Dean Leroy New York Randkolph Fred Cole Somervilley Mass Moxy Stewart Cole Annie Joseph’ Bonin Gerrish Hag Feturmedia Lyria Maes Marcy. Street George Ryan Fairfield Ohio James J. Ryan Ungton Street J. ¥. Jones Seattle Wash

Funeral of Mrs Emma Tradick Held at Congregational Church

The funeral for Mrs Emma Tradick was conducted at the Congregational Church in New Castle by Rev. Ny Harlan Scott of Somersworth, with bearers including Dr A. A. Tredick and others. Interment followed at Riverside Cemetery under the supervision of Verne Woad.

Emma New Castle Ny Harlan Scott Somersworth A& A. Tredick Bir Cech Morrison William Ro Inga A Thomas Barber Riverside Ton Verne

Shooting probe over Bilodeau death near boundary

Canadian and U S officials investigate the fatal shooting of Antonia Bilodeau of Shortrocks Quebec as federal narcotics agents questioned three men near the Vermont New Hampshire boundary. Edward Murtz faces manslaughter charges. Prices and Nadeau held on narcotics counts with bail set for June 13.

Associated Press Island Pom Vic Antonia Bilodeaz Shortrocks Que U.S Cangan Edward Murtz Boston John Prices Louis Nadeau Canam Pantona Bilode Bilodeau Prices Nadean Bilodean Nadeau Colebrook N. H Price U. S. Com Thurston Murtz Hanaa Besex County Agenta Biodea Canada Blicéena Vermont New Hampshire

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