Schools Open After Labor Day Fall Term
The Board of Instruction met and set the fall term start for the day after Labor Day. The meeting covered committee appointments for a teaching candidate, schoolhouse contracts, graduation ticket distribution, resignations at Lafayette and High schools, and improvements funded by the graduating class and teachers association.
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Board of Instruction
Orel Dexter
William Horan
Horan
Holy Crogs
Simon Pitellars
Christman
Washington
Foner
Committee On
Enemark & Hodgdon
Portland
Whipple
Lafayette
New
Franklin and
Cabot St
Edwin Shaw
Wood
Slayton
Olive Hanscom
Barbara Croaby
Teachers’ Association
Gray
the. Com
Morelol
Mechanic Arts
Jones
Newlek
Thayer
Whipple School
Gaa
Farragut
Funeral for two year old David Wood Berna
The funeral for David Wood Berna two year old son of Mrs and Mrs Hans P Berna was held at Buck minister chapel Tuesday afternoon. A large gathering including South Unitarian church Unitarian Laymen's League Rivermouth Chapter O E S and navy yard draftsmen attended. Rev Willan Safford Jones of the South Unitarian church conducted the service. The child was a Cradle Roll member. Tones conducted the burial service at Harmony Grove cemetery under I Verne Wadd Gerald Hall.
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David Wood Berna
Hans PF. Berna
Buckminister Chapel
South
Unitarian) Church
Unitarian
Willan Safford Jones
South (Unitarian
Ifo
Kingdom of Heaven
Harmony Grove Cemetery
I. Verne Wadd
Interment Arrangements For Kittery Family Held In Orchard Grave
In Kittery the interment is planned in the family lot at Orchard Grave cemetery. The beavers listed include Raymond, Dew, Herbert, Augtn, Bnight and Thoms Tage. Arrangements are under the charge of Verne Wood.
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Ereards
Walter W
Clark
Soméi Ile
Engang
Larason
Orchard Grave
Kittery
The
Beavers
Raymond Dew
Herbert
Augtn
Bnight
Thoms Tage
I, Verne ‘Wood
Miss Margaret Adama Leaves for Two Month Europe Tour
Local society notes list Miss Margaret Adama and many Portsmouth families preparing for extended travel and visits. Several graduates and teachers from area schools are announced moving to new positions in Medford and Exeter. Notables include Martin Daniels and Eugene Daniels returning from college, and Miss Hazel Manning and Miss Sally Crockett earning Boston University certificates.
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Ela Phibbrick
Bion
Martin Daniels
Yate University
Eugene Daniels
Harvard Theversity
Wallis Sands
Martin
Wil
Europe
Louise Bragdon
Bishop Mopiking School
Burlington
Ana Are
Modison Taylor
Fossenden
Newton
Maya
Ars
Miss Ballard
Brady
Seeman
Wiil
Robert C. Sweetser
Dartmouth College
Nome
Melvin Polimer
Joseph Folimar
Roxbury
Maes
Thore
Portsmouth
Hayden D. Mer
New England
Haverhill
Mays
Court Street
Rice
Arthur Rice
U.,s. MN
San Francisco
Calif
Fred Lindsay
Fred
Fons
Goldsboro
Mary Ball
Middle Street
E. M. Jewett
Ralph H. Knox
New York
Pauline Bradford
Benjamin Couch
Concord
E.M. Fisher
New Jersey
Melvin L. Barnum
Huntley N. Spaulding
Rochester
Mavy Yard
Officer reassigned to 387th Infantry in New Hampshire
Lieut. Les H. Brow, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, formerly with the 319th Infantry in Massachusetts, has received an order from Major General A. W. Brewster, commanding general of the First Corps Area, assigning him to the 387th Infantry located in New Hampshire.
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Les H. Brow
Chamber of Commerce
319Th Infantry
Massachusetts
A.W. Brewster
First Corps
387Th
New Hampshire
Church Wedding At Immaculate Conception
A Pacific Heights ceremony at Ting o alok Temple marked the wedding of Mary B McWilliams and Stephen R Edson USN in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Attendants and ushers wore naval uniforms as about 100 guests gathered for the nuptial mass and reception at the Woman's City Club. The couple plans to reside in Philadelphia after a wedding trip.
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Ting
O'Aloek
Stephen. R. Edson
J. S.N
Minneapolis
Minne
U.S. S. Niagarase
A. G. Shiver
C. AS
E. F. Codding
S. N
Enslend Sargent
George KR. Helsnel
Navy Yard
En- Sign Sargent
Quincy
P. J. Hackett
Rosea
Alica D. McWil
Woman’s City Chic
Middle Street
Stent
Edson
Palma
Taylor
Edson Jett
Ita Conclu
Ston
Phildelphia
Fler
Wiliam McWitoms
Waterloo
Portsmouth High School
Elks
Exonerated on Contempt Charge Clears Former Ambassador
James W Gerard former ambassador to Germany was exonerated by a New York Supreme Court judge on a contempt charge. He was summoned in a suit against the National Democratic Committee and announced readiness to submit to examination. The court noted he had not acted contemptuously and records were set to reflect his noncontempt status. Gerard had been treasurer for the National Democratic Committee in the 1924 campaign expenditures.
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Associated Press
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Supreme Court
Gerard
National Democratic Committee
Tierney
Terney
National Democratic
van Patten ,Inc
Tax Collector's Accounts Short Discrepancies Noted
Fragmentary notice from Claremont in June 1b detailing balance discrepancies in tax collector's accounts. Names and exact figures are unreadable, with officials referenced as addressing sustainment issues.
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Claremont
Thomas
Eavio
Auditor cites unclear actions in four-year shortfall
Official auditor Clarence J. Gayton questions steps after a $30,000 bonding shortfall tied to the treasurer’s office. The town awaits further action. Thomas protests innocence, claiming no embezzlement and says he has not taken any town money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Gayton
Youbuse
Manchester
Thomas
Testifies girl admits crime in Templeton case
In New York on June 10 Dorothy Perkin admitted killing Thomas Templeton in General Sessions court. Joseph Harssel, friend of Templeton, testified he forced entry to the shooting. Perkin cried over Templeton’s body saying she did not mean to do it.
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New York
Tune 10
Dorothy Perkin
Thomas Templeton
General Sessions
Joseph Harssel
Templeton
Perkina
Annual Meeting Tonight at Ports mouth Building and Loan
The Ports mouth Building and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting this evening at the secretary Joan Pender's office. Officers will be elected for the coming year.
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The
Portsmouth Building & Loan Association
Joan Pender
Willa
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