Annual Ladies Night Observed at Portsmouth Rotary Club
The third annual Ladies Night at Sparhawk Hall, Portsmouth, observed with about 260 attendees. Rotary guests enjoyed a dinner by N. P. M. Jacobs, songs by Leon Rolingyn and Dover’s Alis Paton, music by Sparhawk Orchestra, and vanity gifts for ladies. President Frank Brooks and Mayor Dexter spoke on Rotary's aims and progress, noting growing female involvement and international ties with Cleveland convention figures.
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Portsmouth
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Durham
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Alis Paton
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Won Much Praise At David Cohen Pupils Recital
The Pupils of David Cohen received high praise at a violin recital with Aire Fred Jr. Marden as piano accompanist for the vocal act of Miss Barbara Flanagan. Mrs Marden, a renowned pianist, has long played at key city events and studied with Minnie Straten Watson in Boston.
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Barbara Flanagan
Marsden
Mailer
Frank Watson
Boston Conservatory of Music
Watson
Summer Visitors Increase on Local Business Street
In the summer season, guests in the vicinity are increasingly evident on the business street daily.
Notice of Dog License Fee Nonpayment
Noties is hereby given that all dogs failing to pay license fee required by law before April 4 1925 will be prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of the Public Statutes of the State of New Hampshire Chapter 0 Section s Edward WE Jr by Clerk.
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New Hampshire
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Personal notices greet summer visitors to Greenland and beyond
A flurry of short notices lists Prof Deniel Skoa visiting Greenland summer, Miss Anna Lynch arriving in Tact Col for the season, Mrs Myra Rogers and Mrs Albert Hatch vacationing in Greenland, and Lawrence Leavitt set to tutor a young child after Dartmouth graduation. Others include hotel stays, vacations, Europe travel, and staff changes at local schools and businesses.
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Deniel Skoa
Washington University
Greenland
Anna Lynch
Tact
Col
Myra Rogers
New ‘York
Albert R. Hatch
Lawrence Leavitt
Hampton
Dartmouth College
K. Galt
New York
Ensign Robert Cook
U.S. Nu
Ensign RB
McDonaugh
Bradley Ladd
Morgue Ferris
Ils
Portsmouth High School
W. A. Bragdon
Lars
Wills Xcteaban
Harry’ Beckwith
Brookline
Wentworth
Barry N. Harding
Europe
Mr. Harding
Mise Grace Brown
Mise Lydsten
Boston
Eva’ White
Miami Beach
Fla
White
Hampton Beach
Rye News Rye Seaside Visitors Arrive for Summer Season
The Rye summer season opens with Emma B French of Manchester at Little Byars Head and visitors at Wallis Sands include H L LeBlanc of New York City, Emma Bigelow of Harding Mass, and T R Watson and family from Portsmouth. New arrivals at Rye Beach include E R Merial of Easton and Aligs fe of Concord. Manager B M Harrington has Benta at the Ocean Wave Hotel for the season and a prosperous summer is anticipated at this popular resort.
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Bampton Beach
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Portsmouth
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Wordelman
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Frederick S. Noel
University of New Hampshir
J. William Denton
Advent Christian Church
Isabel Pendleton
Haverhill Mass
Portsmouth Power Co
Misa Agnes MacMillan
Reading
Dtass
Clarence Hott
Knoxville
Nenn
Harrison 0. Holtt
Richards Avenus
Atlantic City
Dr. Soltt
Raymond J. Heitt
Wollaston
Mass
Bla
Misa Florence Farr
Bristol
Martha W. Pike
Boston
Helen Pickering
Union Street
St Ruth Trefethes
Waterville
Mirs
John Stocker
Nelson
St. Louis
Rockingham
Marlone Flagg
Maynar
Anna Lorden
Andover
Charles R. Marshall
Rye
B. French
Manchester
Little Byars Head
Wallis Sands
Birs
H. L. LeBlanc
New York City
Emma Bigelow
Harding
T. R. Watson
Rye “Beach
E. R. Merial
Easton
Aligs Fee
Concord
Special Train From Boston Arrives With Unitarian attendees
A special over the Boston and Maine arrived here this morning with nearly 200 people who will attend the Unitarian conference at Star Island.
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Navy Yard Workmen Defeat Marines 6-0 in Fourth Inning Rally
Navy Yard Workmen beat the Marines 6 to 0 as a late four run surge in the fourth inning broke a pitchers duel. Driscoll pitched well for the Workmen, while Tug and Eneram stood out in the field. The game featured solid defense, timely hits, and a pair of two-base performances by Hughes and Cavane.
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Schwartz
Fabian
Hurley
N.Y
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Ikneram
Maya
Aneram
Cavana
Drizcoll
Eneram
Eastman
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Schwart
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Worlanen
Cavang
Kieram
Culliman
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Pow
Lithe
Mars
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Gaze
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Berd
Unitarian Conference Opens At Shoals With Delegates Arriving
The Beacon reports the seventh annual Unitarian Friends Religious Union conference opening at Shoals with delegates arriving from across the country. The event runs until July 11 with daily services led by Rev. Lyman V. Ruthledge and lectures by prominent Unitarian ministers and professors.
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Tomrrow
Unitarian Founs People’s Religious Union
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Isley of Shoals
Police Department Needs Decent Garage and Buildout
A fragmented excerpt argues the police department requires a proper garage and improved building to shelter patrol vehicles. It says current facilities impede operations and increase delays, suggesting a connected garage to the main building would save time and reduce street vehicle exposure.
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