RC Crc 33rd Anniversary Celebration at Rockingham
The 33th anniversary of Constitution Circle, Companions of the Forest, Wao, was held at Rockingham last evening with about 200 attending. Rev J J Belluscio opened with prayer and a chicken dinner followed. Nellie Philbrick welcomed guests and tribute was paid to charter members. A lengthy program featured performances by Dondero and others, with an orchestra and decorations enhancing the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution Circle
Companions of the Forest
Wao
Rockingham
Manchester
Concord
Nashua
J. J. Belluscio
Nellie Philprick
Belluscio
Seaker
Mary C. Dondero
Jacquelina Dondero
Geraldine Dondero Bi
Holland
Jackie Woods
Bertha Hollifield
Lucile Wilson
Mary Stevens
Louise Connors
Margaret Gillespie
Carlotta
Dondero
Willard Scott
Georgine Knot
Dotty Mae Dow
Shirley Kingsbury
Bath
Consince
Mary Ryan
Portsmouth
Pas
Mary Stetson Gi
Claremont
New Hampshire
Nellia Philbrick
Ella Greenie
Peterboro
Annie Shaw
Exeter
Alice Kenney
Derry
Margaret Hallissey
Eunica Simmons
Keene
Helen Kuskey
Louise Bergeron
Mary McCoe
Helen Gaffney
Clara Rohr
Ixeter
Mary Rush
Mary Darling
Nellie’ Lyons
Annie Joyce
Mary Cone
Margaret Clark
Mary Higgins
Lla’ Viel
Constitution Ubele
Katherine McEvoy
Katherine Clifford
Annie Lahey
Mary Long
Nellia Long
Mary Lyons
Rose Donnelly
Jennie V. Fitzgerald
North Andover
Mass
Annie Mahoney
Court Rockingham
Forestern of America
William Cogan
Patrick Corcoran
John Meehan
Mary McInnis
Lillian Muchemore
Mabel Muchemore
Harriett Kellier
Elizabeth Corcoran
Mary Dondero
Aura Smith
Nellie Philbrick
Helen Kusky
Blanch Point
Harriet Kelliher
Pauline Trueman
Carrie M. Barrett
Mary O. Dondero
Mary Maguire
Many Nazi followers jailed in Austria under harsh decree
Vienna June 20 Associated Press reports Hitlerism is outlawed in Germany and many Austrian followers of Hitler are jailed as terrorists after bombings. In Krems martial law and Heimwehr clashes left 16 injured. An 18 year old former Heimwehr member now joined the Nazi was identified as their leader.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Hitler
Dollfuss
Krems
Danube
Heimwehr
Home Guard
Prince Starhemburg
Helmwehr
Kidnap at Homeopathic Hospital Ends With Wounded Suspect
Two men broke into Homeopathic Hospital in Pittsburg and abducted Peter Sebolsky, 27, of Cicero TL, via a second floor window. Sebolsky, wounded, was taken tied with a 74-pound shackle to a waiting car as staff noted his leg wound and possible prior involvement in a holdup. Police issued alerts for a yellow car with Ohio plates, believed bound for Cleveland, while East Liverpool and Ohio authorities were asked to watch for the trio.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Homeopathic Hospital
Peter Sebolsky
Cicero
Sebolsky
Liverpool
Ohio
On & Tp
Cleveland
Graduation at Training School in Portsmouth
The Portsmouth Training School held a graduation ceremony last evening in the Junior High School auditorium. Six graduates received diplomas as the program featured an orchestra, student essays on character building and the changing school, an address by Rev. Harold W. Curtis, and a diploma conferred by Mayor S. F. A. Picketing. An informal reception followed.
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Portsmouth ‘Training School
William Safford Jones
Board of Instruction
Mildred Louise Brooks
Schdor
Madeline
Geneva Tobey
Ethel Stella Zeldman
Revi
Harold W. Curtis
Middle’ Street Baptist Church
S. F. ‘A. Picketing
Jean Frost Bickford
Mildred
Louise ‘Brooks
Dorothy Irene ‘Foss
Eleanor , Nichols ‘LaCoy
Gendya Tobey
Ethel Stella Zellman
Stock Market Quietly Advances Amid Profit Taking
New York June 20 The stock market moved forward at a fast pace as the dollar fell to record lows in foreign exchange, but heavy profit taking kept gains modest. Leading shares at one point included Case American Can Celanese Allied Chemical General Electric Southern Pacific and American Sugar Refining. American Telephone ex-dividend paid but drifted down about 3 points. Earlier advances faded to fractions as General Motors U S Industrial Alcohol Union Pacific Dupont National Distillers and New York Central declined.
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New York
Case
American Can
Celanese
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Southern Pacific
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone
General Motors
U. S
Industrial Alcohol
Union Pacific
Dupont
National Distillers
New York Central
Vote Today on Prohibition in Portsmouth Polls Open
Portsmouth residents join statewide opinion on the proposed 21st amendment seeking repeal of the 18th, with voters marking a repeal or retention list as polls opened at 11 a.m. daylight time and will close at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Portsmouth
Roosevelt Graft Again Under Way Off Chatham
President Roosevelt sails from Nantucket toward Provincetown on a smooth sea after a night of storm. The presidential schooner Skipper is driven by an 85 mile day, with the destroyer Bernadou ahead and the Elis trailing, Navy yacht Cuayahoga aboard with Secret Service Moon, as Roosevelt uses all sails today after yesterday’s northeaster.
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President Roosevelt
Buzzard's Bay
Massachusetts
Campobello Island
Maine
Associated Press
Chatham
Mass
Roosevelt
Cape God
Provincetown
Nantucket
Bernadou
Elis
Cuayahoga
Navy
Secret Service
Moon
Yessterday
Mr. Roosevelt
Dugey to Meet Pete DeFrank in York Road Show
The Arena A. O. will host a top boxing card at the new York Road arena tomorrow evening led by K. O. Dugey versus Pete DeFrank of Haverhill Mass in the main bout. Also scheduled are six-rounder Johnnie Dube of Haverhill versus the Dover Flash and other bouts featuring Young Cremier of Rochester against Kid Iman and Danny Martin of Lawrence versus Kid Iman.
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A. O
York Road
K. O
Dugey
Pete DeFrank
Haverhill
Mass
Johnnie Dube
Dover Flash
Young Cremier
Rochester
Kid Iman
Danny Martin
Lawrence
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Crc
Rockington
Catherine McMaster
Douglas Raeside
Alee Jane Reid
George Haynes
Teresa B. Cleary
Eunice Woods
Kittery Grange Pall
Northern
New England
S. T. Gen
Pittsburg Institution
PISCATA UA. SAVINGS / BANK
Bend of
Cape Cod
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