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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

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Memorial Service for Firemen Held

The annual memorial service for firemen was observed Sunday at 9 at the Central Fire Station. Rev. Harold W. Curtis preached on Servants Of All, urging service over status, honoring fallen colleagues and urging the force to view daily work as sacred service. Music by Norman Moulton Leavitt Mrs Thelma Pugsiey Myra Flora Joy enriched the program with hymns and duets as graves of departed members were decorated beforehand.

Central Fire Station Harold W. Curtis Middle Street Baptist Church Norman Moulton Leavitt Thelma Pugsiey Myra Flora Joy Curtis Servants of All Zebedee Kingdom of Christ Jesus God Christ Mrs. Pu

Hold Outing at the Shoals

The North Church Young Adult Group held an outing to the Liles of Shoals on Sunday afternoon, leaving at 2 on the steamer Sightseer. They spent two hours on the islands, followed by an impressive service at Stay Island’s stone church, with many in attendance and the launch of singing on return.

Liles of Shoals Stay Island Jeandie Ught

Portsmouth students enjoy White Mountains trip in weekend outing

The senior class of the Portsmouth Training School Miss Mildred Brooks Miss Ethel Zald matt Miss Madeline Tobey Miss Dorothy Foss and Miss Jean Bickford enjoyed a weekend trip through the White Mountains. They were accompanied by Miss Dorothy Woods and her brother Eldredge Woods and Miss Edith M. Austin class advisor Read The Herald.

Portsmouth Mildred Brooks Ethel Zaldmatt Madeline Tobey Dorothy Foss Jean Bickford White Mountains Dorothy Woods Eldredge Woods Edith M. Austin

Lake storm claims four lives near Houghton Lake

Four people died and at least one more was missing after a violent wind storm on Houghton Lake on Sunday. Rescue boats saved thirty. witnesses described water spouts and boats overturned as cottages were damaged and shoreline communications cut.

Associated Press Houghton Lake Village Mich Houghton Lake

Jury picked for Buck brothers kidnaping case

A Barnstable jury drawn mainly from Cape Cod tradesmen and farmers was selected to try Kenneth and Cyril Buck for the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath from Harwich near May 2. The pool was sworn after a lengthy selection and an adjournment followed a rain delay as jurors toured the crime scene.

Kenneth and Cyril Buck Peggy McMath Associated Press Barnstable Mass Kenneth Margaret Peggy) McMath Talesman

Abduction Case: McMath Charged Father Paid 60000

May 6 report notes Neil O. McMath, former Detroit businessman, paid 60000 to abductors. Buck brothers arrested May 7 after Cyril allegedly acted as intermediary and confessed their sister was held captive in a cellar near Cyril's home. The brothers appeared in court in good spirits, dining at the jail and meeting with lawyers before trial. Kenneth wore a noble suit while Cyril appeared sober.

Neil O. McMath Detroit Buck Brothers Cyril Kenneth

Sluggers Hammer Tigers In 18-8 Weekend Victory

The Dennett Sluggers defeated the Deer Street Tigers 18 to 8 at Franklin grounds on Saturday. Winn and Farnald starred for the Sluggers, while Shupe and Camuso toed the mound for the Tigers. The Sluggers next meet the Atlantic Heights Buccaneers on June 18 at 2 p.m., as Manager Warren Winn seeks more action against nearby boys teams.

Dennett Sluggers Deer Street Tigers Franklin Grounds Battery Winn Farnald Shupe Camuso Sluggers Atlantic Heights Buccaneers Warren Winn Gas House Pirates Creek Rangers McDonough Street Indians

Birthday party for Eva H Shes marks 13th anniversary

Miss Eva H Shes celebrated the 13th anniversary of her birth with a Saturday evening party at her parents' home, 325 Kearsage Way. Guests came from Bath Brunswick Portland Maine Lawrence and Lynn Massachusetts Rye and Dover. The program ran from 8 to 11 with 18 candles on the birthday cake.

Eva H. Shes John Shea Kearsage Way Bath Brunswick Portland Lawrence and Lynn Mass Rye Dover

Enjou D ance and Banquet in Toytown Tavern Reported

A local Associated Gas and Electric group held a banquet and dance at the Toytown Tavern in East Jaffrey. Saturday, Miss Ethel L. Foss left for Boston with Coast Guard personnel from the First District, bound for assignments there.

Associated Gas & Electric System Ethel L. Foss Boston Coast Guard Fist District Ain

Airplane flights hold attention of the world

Five long airplane flights captivate global interest. Jimmy Mattern prepares at Khabarovsk for a trans Pacific hop to Alaska. Spanish aviators Barberan and Collar complete a 4500 mile hop from Serge, Spain to Camaguey, Cuba, setting a North Atlantic nonstop record. Boyd and companions begin a goodwill flight from New York to Portbury, Prince Edward Island. Darius and Girenas plan a 4537 mile New York to Kaunas run. Twenty four planes with 96 crew expected to depart Orbetello for the Chicago fair. Air Minister Balbo says the new machines are in perfect condition.

Associated Press Jimmy Mattern American Globe Filer Khabarovsk Siberia Alaska Mariano Barberan Joaquin Collar Sergie Spain Camaguey Cuba North Atlantic J. Errol Boyd New York Porbeu

World Economic Conference Opens in London Hall

The World Economic Conference opened in London at the Geological Museum in Kensington with delegates from many nations gathering to address the slump. King George opened the plenary session despite rheumatism, delivering a prayer for success as Ramsay MacDonald urged cooperation and action. Philip A. Hayes of Worcester, Massachusetts, spent Sunday with city relatives.

Associated Press London King George Great New Geological Museum Kensington Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain

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