Commencement Ball Marks Portsmouth High School Class of 1925
The Portsmouth High School class of 1925 held its commencement ball Friday night in Freeman's hall. The event drew large crowds. decorations in green and white, a class motto Non SOLUM Nobis, and a formal march led by President Tustin Seymour McCarthy and Vice President Marcia Hartford.
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Portsmouth High School
Parente
Gret A.dexter
Lee T. Gray
Une
Seymour McCarthy
Marcia Hartford
Orell
Dexter Willam H. Slayton
Slayton
Summer Herald Bits Span Rail News and Local Notices
The Herald reports rail and transit notes from Rockingham to Portsmouth and Concord, including crew transfers and track work. It notes clamming patrols on the Massachusetts coast, Fireworks season at a seacoast resort, and Beaton and Dilling Maine excursion popularity with a Crawford Notch trip. It mentions Rev Olympia Brown, first regularly ordained woman minister in the U.S., and records Portsmouth and Rochester graduating classes, plus a Japanese language milestone at Boston University.
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Rockingham
Concord
Rochester
Newbury
Massachusetts
Boston & Maing
Christian Shore
Portmouth
Tampton
Connerta
Jey
Montreal
Beaton & Dilaing
Maine Central Railroad
Crawford Notch
White Mountains
Jack Hanson
Olympia Brown
Baltimore
United States
McOrd Rhish
Portsmouth
Manchester
Personal notices from Hanover and nearby towns
Mrs Blanche Beacham travels today to Hanover for Dartmouth commencement where her son Harold graduates. Mr and Mrs B D McDonough attend their son Kenneth’s Dartmouth exercises. Theodora Butler and husband visit in the city while he attends an Illinois coaching school. Joselyn McDonough, Vassar 1933, earns a Smith College fellowship for sociology and begins a nine year advance course. Judge Oliver Branch opens a summer home at New Castle, with Dr D R Parker of Manchester visiting there. Headmaster J T Gray joins University of New Hampshire summer staff. Edith and Dorothy Lowe of Washington, formerly of this city, visit relatives. Harold O Russell enjoys vacation from the local post office. J T Burlingame visits from Springfield, Mass. Miss Mary Q Murphy, former Quincy City Hospital supervisor, returns home. Justin Lymhoud McCarthy, P H E S ’25, to attend Phillips Exeter Academy in September. Paul Than of Lowell visits the area. Harris Hatch returns from UNH for summer. Gerald Fass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fosg of Rye, joins UNH unit bound for Virginia camp for six weeks. Norman L Dodge of Wellesley, Harvard graduate June 18, is the son of Herman L Dodge and nephew of the late Samuel Dodge.
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Blanche Beacham
Hanover
Dartmouth
Harold
Mra
B.D. McDonough
Kenneth
Dartmouth College
Theodora Butler
Butler
University of Sinois
Joselyn McDonough
Oly
Massachusetts
Weverly School
Smith College
Vance
McDonough
Vassar
Oliver Branch
New Castle
D. R. Parker
Manchester
J. T. Gray
University of New Hampshire
Edith
Dorothy Lowe
Washington, D
Harold’ O. Russell
J. T. Burlingame
Sprine Ashd
Mass
Mery IQ
Murphy
Quincy City Hospital
Justin Lymhoud McCarthy
HE. S
Elasa
Sill
Phillipa Exeter Academy
Paul Than
Lowell
Thin City
Herman L. Dodge
Samui Etme
Clubs Form Community Council At Atlantic Heights
General Secretary Volz organized a Community Council to promote and foster boys and girls clubs. Officers include President Sargent Vice President Whittler Secretary Nickerson Treasurer Smith Leader for Pioneer club White. A Friendly Indian club for boys ages 9 to 12 and a Plonger club for ages 12 to 15 will start, with similar girls clubs soon. About 50 boys and many girls in the community now have activity opportunities. Locals from Y.M.C.A. will attend Camp Outing this year including Cleburne Rogers and several Costigan, Vennard, and Redden among others.
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Volx
Atlantic Heights
Bromote
Ork
Tha’t Pouncil
Sargent
Whittler
Nickerson
Smith
Pioneer Club
White
Volz
Yest. Cgal
Funeral of Jonathan Odiorne Held at Rye Center
The funeral for Jonathan Odiorne was held Friday afternoon at 2:30 at his late home on Washington Road Rye Center. Ray J E Everingham pastor of the Christian church conducted the service. Bearers were Albert A Odloras Charles Drink Wilbur Marden and Wattaee Canney. Interment followed in the family lot at Central Cemetery under J Verna Wood direction.
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Everett Odiorne
Jonathan
Washington Road
Rye Center
Ray
J.E. Everingham
The
Christian Church
Albert A. Odloras
Charles Drink
Wilbur Marden
Wattaee Canney
Central Cemetery
J. Verna Wood
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Spillane family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement. They thank everyone for spiritual support and beautiful tributes. Mary Spillane John Spillane Maurice Spillane Saint 419 20.
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Mary Spillane
John Spilllane
Maurice Spilland
Traip Nine Wins Final Game In Narrow 12–11 Victory
Traip Academy defeats Traip Alumni in the last game of the season at the Traip field. The nine victorious Traip boys, after a slow start, rallied to score 12 runs while limiting the alumni to 11. The seven inning clash featured home runs by Dorrin and Codding and a late surge led by Seward’s decisive hit for Traip.
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Traip Academy
Traip Lumni
Traip Athletic
Academy
Traip
Cote Ang
Prisbeo
Morrosy
Tyro Bageger
Trishea
Culbertson
Seward
Train
Dur bin
Rinally
Catts
Dove
Perry
Walder
Arrow
Tilton
J. Mortom
B. Trisbee
Culbertyon
Waldron
Cutts
Cole
Casey
S. Frisbee
Brat
I Morrow
B. Frisbee
Frisbee
Goodwin
Durgin
Cutta
C. Morkow
Paul
Cote Alt
Moreow
Priece
J. Morrow
Dorr Struce
Amt
Codding
Smart
Frlabep
C. Morrow
Callin
Cutts and Doors
Frigvee
B. Prishee
Montgomery's Aldinal Umpire Grads Noted Season
The Herald received remarks from Stoneleigh Manor and Rye Beach about a prosperous season at The Manor and Hotel Ormond Florida. Dorr and Codding hit home runs while Johnson and Brlabee recorded two base hits. The undersigned thank neighbors and the fire department for support after Sunday morning fire on June 14 at Greenland Road.
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G. KR. Johnson
Stoneleigh Manor
Rye, Beach
Herald Office
Hopr Tully
William Connors
Greenland Roads
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Freeman's Hall
Shapiro-Wagiaur
Plana
Lympie
Lefty Flynn
Evelyn Brant
Molly
Douglas MacLean
Sean
Tre
Anita
Stewart
Kazan
Fighting Ranger
Baby Deon
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston University
Harvard University
Newburyport
Y.hle
YX. i. C.A
Cleburne Rogers
Bicey Caldwell
Malcolma MacLachlan
Taele Vennard
Francis Costigan
Charles Costigan
Kenneth Redden
Mitton Rosen
Sidney Gibson
Thomas Critchley
Lincoln Vennard
Traip Nine
Montgomery
Winter
Mc. Johnson
Graham Broad
Overland
Toledo
WAU
C. A. Lowd
Pleasant Street
R. C. Blaisdell, Inc
York Village
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