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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
10
Weekly schedule lists DeMolay facing Navy Yard tonight and Kittery meeting P A D on Tuesday. Wednesday features DeMolay versus Maria, with Kittery hosting Navy Yard on Thursday. Funeral services are noted for Dover Point and nearby towns, with a quartet providing selections.
Numerous silent tributes from York and Pan, with condolences from Dover and Portsmouth areas. Interment scheduled in Pine Hill cemetery, Dover, as friends from surrounding towns gathered to remember the deceased.
Mrs Lucy M Burnham widow died this morning at the home of her son Edgar Burnham at No 4 Woodlawn Ave Filirary Mey Burnham born in Kittery May 9 1840 daughter of Charles and Ann Trethaton Meal survived by one son Edgar Sho was a member of the Church of Kittery and a Rebekah member Paul Gray has taken a position in Adams Doug Store for the summer.
Rev Elvin Roort Newton, newly ordained, spoke at St John’s with Rev Maxeralt Canter leading. Newton urged immediate commitment, quoting Acts 24 25 and warning procrastination robs life of divine opportunity, urging listeners to dedicate themselves to Christ now.
The Portamouth Ladies Auxiliary entertained with a program and banquet. State officers and local leaders attended as Mary Ryan delivered remarks praising the auxiliary's work. Music and presentations followed, with bouquets given to national and state leaders.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a taxi service and a market with bread beans and baked goods. The text refers to Paula Harb and a summer colony at Walls Sands with cottages nearly complete and in good condition. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled source.
A garbled 1900s style section lists Fourth of July holiday notes, club events, a drug store opening, local shop items with prices, a summer repair notice for school buildings, fish prices, an automobile insurance claim note, a farmers update on rains, a found item, a Ford service ad, and a fireworks sale at Cookson's.
Ay B Tawla of Kittery stood second in a country club shoot event while John Shuttlesworth and B. Tilton posted notable scores. The fragmentary report notes two penalties or breaks for each shooter, with unclear context and missing full facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rain on Sunday causing a break in routine. The text is garbled and yields limited readable details about impacts or locations.
Picnic notice announces an event at Toonesa Beach on July 2 with a special bus leaving Market Square at 9:30. Descriptions reference bowls spoons and a stormy theme with attire and activities for men and women, mentioning Congress St and Brid 147 in a dated style.
A fragment notes Iovis Iovac Auxiliary reveal during a visit event. The readable portions mention visitors amid a passion themed gathering, but details and context remain unclear in the damaged text.
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