Twenty One Nations League of Nations United Service Tonight
A diverse student group presents a cosmopolitan platform program at Middle Street Baptist Church. Twenty one nations send delegates to entertain homes across the region, sharing their languages, customs, and uplifting message. Noted Turkish student Misa Esther Maramaroff highlights the event, urged to tour widely.
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One Nations
Middle Street
League of Nations
America
Voloas
Atudentdak
Sarid
Breish
Anni- Training School
Bible School
Misa Esther Maramaroff
Market St Portamonts Ads List Prices
Fragment shows a market vendor listing assorted kitchenware and groceries with prices. Items include aluminum sauce pans kettles agate pans coffee cans sugar flour cake boxes and market goods. location noted as W. FE. PAUL'S at Market St Portamonts, N. HL.
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Abo
Toa
W. FE. Paul's
Market St, Portamonts, N. HL
Demonstrating Sea and Heart Self Reflection
A compact note asserts the need to see and feel one’s own depths. It hints at personal insight through maritime imagery and emotional awareness.
Local listings mix with chaotic notices from town
Fragmentary ad like sale of coal wood and baked beans at Chick's Bakery mixes with stray notes about street oiling next week and taxi service. Several garbled lines reference Francis' cafe and Pinewood notes, creating a scattered snapshot of a busy, disorganized local page.
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J. Tegan
Coastal summer homes open as season nears
The coast summer colonies show rapid opening with expectations of a well established community by late next week. Local agencies advertise quality vehicles like Rickenbacker 5 cyl and note rising demand for auto insurance with a strong record of settlements. Memorial services of the T. C. O. FL are set for June 14 at Court St church with Rev Amazeen delivering the address. Members of Oss. Road Lodge No. 48 urged to meet at 10 at O. 2 hall for processional to the church. Sojourning Odd Fellows invited.
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EL Woods Agency
Bittery
Thhe Court St
E. K.amazeen
Oss
Road Lodge
Chester A. Nersey
Chas
H. Kehqs
Proposals for Steam Heating at Horace Mitchell School
Proposals for installation of a steam heating system at Horace Mitchell School in Kittery Point are to be received by the Superintendent of Schools in Kittery up to July 10 at 11 a.m. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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Horace Mitchell
Kittery Point
Supt. of Schools
Kittery
Notice of Ne w Lodge 21 meeting and memorial services
Members of New Lodge 21 IO meet at the lodge Yvon Block Sundoy Hampshire are asked to attend Morning June 14 at 10 to receive regalia and attend Memorial services at Court Street Christian Church groves near White Per Order i Edmund Pied Noble Sq nd
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New Lodge
Yvon Block
Sundoy Hampshire OF
Jn Franklin
Grelock
Street Christian Churgroves
Bb. Pleags
White
Graduates of Portsmouth Training School 1925
The Portsmouth Training School class of 1925 held its graduation exercises Monday evening June 25 in the High School assembly. Rev Alfred Gooding led the program with diplomas and essays by graduates including Constance Dearborn Block on developments of art in schools and Veronica Alice Horan on stepping with education.
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Portsmouth Training School
Alfred Gooding
Educa Lo Veronica
Alice
Levy
Constance “Dearborn Block
Bertha Louisy. Coleman
Carolyn Miter Furber
Phyllty Roberts Gray
Mildred Bancroft
Hannaford
Wine Shaelling
Veronica
Fragmentary Education Names Incomplete Titles From Proceedings
Fragmented OCR shows partial names and titles such as Helen O Connor and Katharine Rafferty with scattered phrases like Seientine Thinking and Linki ng. The readable bits hint at teaching related topics and school matters but lack clear context or complete entries.
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Fation
Helen Mary O'Connor
Katherina Rafferty
Kathryn Eleanor, Riley
Miss Riley Graduates With High Marks in Class Honors
The Past and Pregant. Miss Riley passed the Rta Jations for teachers with average of 92 percent. The graduates to read their were chosen by a vote of 28 examin, honors in C8tayy ths class.
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Riley
Rta
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