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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
12
Fragmented OCR reads a notice mentioning a Christiada event at Carrptor Al, a Rev. ene Stay at Avalon, and returns at ave 8 Long with a reference to South ett California Ellison Co. No clear actions or dates are fully legible.
Report from Boston meeting notes New Hampshire highways selected for inclusion in a regional system. Officials discuss uniform signage and traffic measures as part of a nationwide effort.
State highway report details concrete paving near Kittery State Park approaching the interstate bridge. About a quarter mile of pavement is being built on one side at a time, keeping the opposite side open to traffic during construction.
Salvation Army officers lead open air and indoor services at 7 15 and 1 5 with county fall gathering at 10. Members only on Sunday. Sunday school and company meeting at 3 30. Event invites include children and youth groups with gospel preaching focused on Christ and him crucified. Special singing and evangelistic program featured.
Naval Lodge No. 13% ACE and ALM invite members and visiting brothers to meet Sunday morning January 21st at 9 30 for a joint Divin Servicer at St Johns Portsmouth lecture. Members to rendezvous at Portsmouth end of bridge by order of DeMolay and other Masonic bodies. Secretary TRI LO LUTUS 419 20
fragmentary local listing notes coal deals at Union, bakery items at Chick's Bakery with prices, taxi day adornments, and references to insurance and Portsmouth News Agency. scattered names and vague items indicate a page of classified notices and ads with partial phrases and prices.
The Portamouth playground opens Monday with Wil ter Gustafson of the University of New Hampshire named director of the Playgrounds. Wadleigh Woods, who held the post for two years, worked summers at the navy yard. Miss Ruth Raydes returns to lead the girls' activities with assistant Miss Tema Rintz. Mothers visit with children and share box lunches under the trees.
The Public Services Commission delays approval for the BaM 10 ISEL extension. The act does not set conditional requirements and hinges on how the net water is affected. The extension operates under Suncook Valley Railroad since 1924, with local water and citizen acquiescence guiding the final decision.
Historic listing for a 10 room house with screened porch and hardwood floors, concrete cellar, barn and storage sheds, city water, plus three small bungalows for summer use. Includes peach and grape varieties, potential boarding house, price around 5000 dollars located at 40 Tracy.
The article recalls the first annual Masonic service held June 24, 1765 at Queen’s Chapel and notes it has continued each year at St John’s Church on the site of Queen’s Chapel. The Sunday closest to St John’s Day marks the observance with attendance affecting seating capacity.
Papers pass in real estate deal for the Pgiree property on Milter Avenue. Louis Shaptro takes ownership and plans to remodel under a contract awarded to the new owner.
An old notice promotes a double house on South Street at head of Wibird as an opportunity to own a seven room each side residence in a desirable elevated city district. The ad touts depreciation fears and claims the area as healthful and premium, listing Caswell Agency and a $7000 price.
The New England Telegraph and Telephone Company plans a rear oper ating room escape installation on Hanover Street. The proposed fire escape is to be erected from a door at the rear of the operating room.
The notice reports a management change at the Sikes Pagman shoe company as operations begin anew. Details are sparse but indicate a restructuring under new leadership.
A pleasant birthday party was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William B Thompson on Sustin Sucer in honor of Mrs Frantic WV South Ellot. Guests included many relatives and friends who enjoyed merriment, refreshments, and fruit desserts before departure.
All members of Portsmouth DeMolay are called to attend a gathering at Masonic Hall at 10 o clock to participate in a diving service at St. John’s Church with Masonic bodies present. Members are asked to wear dress caps and blouses.
Judge Bratch of the Su will hold a session here on Monday for the state case against Nerlor Cour On January the patles heard. Another respondent, Michael Sorely alias a Greenlandite, said to be Tadidea by the Brand Suey on the freight entry, will appear in court.
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