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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
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A Portsmouth column from June 4 1925 mocks a national publicity push to name congressmen in the press. It comments on Berkeley noise rules, France debt talks, farm population shifts, egg color biases in Boston and England, war costs, Jericho archaeology notes, and other scattered items with a satirical, breezy tone.
Promotion decisions touch Rear Admiral Robison and the 2925 board amid delays. Philadelphia Navy Yard reports lead poisoning risks from oxyacetylene scrapping of battleships South Carolina through Kansas. Training cruises wrap up as vessels sail toward Norfolk and Tangier Sound. Junior officers protest Britten bill changes on lieutenant retirement pay, arguing for higher incentives.
Navy units from Puget Sound to Panama and Honolulu set depart and arrival dates in a sprawling schedule. Ships include carrier groups and submarine divisions with several crews listed by ship names and home ports. A Brunswick medical officer departs yard duty while a funeral transfer and inquest board precede upcoming dockings and reserve reassignments.
The funeral for Hiram Parshley was conducted at his daughter Norm Charles Motaon’s home 332 Lmegin Ave with Rev Elvin K Amazeen presiding. Interment followed in Stratfora Ridge Cemetery Stratford under J Verne Wood. Jeremiah D Crawley’s funeral was held on Vaughan Street with former associates present. interment in Mt Pleasant Cemetery Ellot under 3 Vernd Wood. Orel A Dex Bandlat. Semmes played between the Tigers and the White Bow in a 15 to 18 score line.
The Strawberry Bank Grange at Portsmouth announces June and July programs to attract members and visitors. An open meeting on June 10 at Freemans Hall features a varied entertainment program, followed by a Pomona initiation likely over 100 members. June 1 and 25 schedule degrees and large attendance, with dances and an eminent guest lineup including Charles M. Gardner and state masters.
W B Lyle manager of the Farran Bit House at Rye Beach previews a busy season with upcoming events. The New England Insurance Exchange hosts a convention for about 220 attendees on June 11 to 12.
Textile Club of Lawrance lists outings on June 12 at Dalton Club, June 7 for NG, and a June 14 convention for Tenzance Agents. Eton's Club hosts an outing at Bawrence with 206 attendees, while St George Commandery Knights Templar NashUn plans a TM event on June 25 with 280 participants.
Frank WE Pergueon and others attend the funeral of their relative Wide Carolina AL Stover mourned as war’s end nears. Olive Gardner, secretary of the Primary Welfare Association, leaves for a six week trip to California. Cheater Mtunsey joins Norton Drug board. home of Mrs James Leaston on Danfels street. Mr and Mrs Blarry Sotseville visit Worcester for Caroline A Stover’s funeral. Mor Witting Quinn and daughter Helen depart for Washington DC for Georgetown University commencement. Merriam Quinn and Dewey and Arthur Quinn among seniors.
A bustling forenoon on Congress Street featured a circus parade that excited locals and drew families toward Vaushan Street. Reports describe lively scenes, including a breakdown wagon and monkey business, with spectators praising the parade overall as one of the best in years. Also noted are legal case references, safety statistics from Chicago, and weather notes, all reflecting a day of varied public chatter.
A Sunday evening service will feature a Ruth theme titled Phecade of Ruth with Rong and Story as interpreters. The program includes interludes and hymns performed live, forming a reflective canvas of Ruth's character and themes.
Fire Department bowling team loses to South End Five on Court Street alleys. South End dominates early and remains ahead through the second half. notables: Moore 395, Amazeen 412, Goodrich 265, Wallace 299, Sphiney 297.
Berlin reports a June meeting among German navigators debating whether rotorships should be treated as sitlen geasely or steamships for moral regulations. The group urged creating a distinct code, noting it will be impossible to treat rotorships as sailing or steam craft. The federation also proposed the term Fleet partnerships to avoid confusion with motorships.
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