Unitarian Session Opens at Shoals Island Conference
The seventh annual conference of the Unitarian Young People's Religious Union opens at Star Island Shoals near Portsmouth with morning exercises and a program of lectures by Rev. Frade Morrie Jed of Chicago. Delegates from across the country arrived, with more expected next week, as the conference continues through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Unitarian Young People's
Isles of Shooly
Frade Morrie Jed
Saints
Chicas
le Delns
Islands
Delorates
Lymen v. Rutsjodgs
Dorchester
Miss
Stan Gosport
Tia
Star Tae
Eyidleight
Verender Stephenson
Pittsburg
Hampshira Young Propia
Alisy Paxlno
Hans Walleen
Brooklyn
Homer Rockwell
New York
Weallgen
Rocitwetl
Soma Sievereuta
Island
Weekend Visit Highlights From Kittery Point
Mr and Mrs Henry Moore and Mr and Mrs John Lewis spent the weekend at Ola Orchard. Everett Senwaed and children visited relatives. Mrs LiMn Conatis of Vermont is visiting her sister Mrs Bert Manson. Ladies Sewing Circle of the Congregational church hosted a pleasant afternoon with a good attendance and refreshments including ice cream and eda ween.
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Kittery Point
Henry Moore
John Lewis
Ola Orchard
Ura
Everett ‘Senwaed
Evere’ Maas
Hex
Garside
LiMn Conatis of
Vermont
Bert Manson
Visiting Relatives and Church Events Highlight Waldron
Mrs Sherman and family visit Boston relatives this week while Firet Christian church hosts a service at Foretoc. Young people hold a prayer meeting at the Baptist church this evening at seven. Mr and Mrs Elery Jennison of Boston visit Gerrish Island friends. Miss Emly Hiray arrives at her summer home on Gerrish Island. Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist church meets with Mrs Albert Fornald on Wednesday noon. Approximate travel times listed for routes and arrivals.
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Sherman
Waldron
Boston
Baptist Church
Ventry
Elery
Jennison
Gerrish Island
Emly Hiryay
S¢ Cleveland
Obig
Hag
Sumer
Gérrish Island
Ald ‘Society
The
Bap
Ustchurch Wiltreek
Ares
Albert Fornald
Artiva
Stars of the Sunset League star Bil Beattie shines on diamond
Fans flock to see Bil Beattie in action as a premier Sunset League talent. The seasoned veteran, praised for blazing speed and strong base stealing, sparks excitement despite occasional errors on difficult plays. He remains a formidable presence and a fan favorite on the field.
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Bil Beattie
Geveral
Elllig & Fair
Piichar
Ana
Bill
Paul Pry At Swanpscott White House Visit
Swampscott Massachusetts June 30 Paul Pry arrived at White Court after traveling from Washington in a DaysAge car. He was greeted by Mrs. Cople and discussed executive matters before settling in for the night at the summer quarters.
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Mass
Paw Ry
White House
White Court
Washington
Paul Prya
Cople
Swamp
Beott
Lynn
Public Highway Rules Enforced by Vermont Commissioner
Vermont commissioner John F. Griffin announced new measures targeting drivers who allow pets on porches or engage in open patting on public highways. He ordered inspectors to halt such behavior and revoke licenses, citing safety concerns and previous pension reforms.
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Veneta
John F. Gritfin
Griffinv
York Beach Season Notices Attract Northern Guests
A flurry of seasonal arrivals fills York Beach with visitors. Daniel Hovand and family from Brookline Mass occupy a Long Beach cottage, Mrs. Summer Wallace from Rochester opens Dover Bluff, and many others including John F. Holton and family, Felix Bryers, and J F Cavanaugh group settle at Dover Bluffs, Warren House, or Short Sands for the summer. The Passaconaway Inn hosted the York County Bar association summer meeting.
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Fork Beach
Ana
Daniel Hovand
Brookline
Mass
Long Beach
Summer Wallaee
Rochester
Dover Blutt
Wallica
Fork Country Club
John McDuffes
Mochester
Teabel
Waddlington
Dublin
George C. Cobb
Worcester
J. F. Cavanaugh
Menchester
Shoct Sands
Paul Cavanaugh
George Tl Saundens
Isauars
Tawrence
Qn Dover
Exeter obituary and town note on new flag polo event
Everett A Peacock of Exeter died at his Water Street home early yesterday morning. He was born May 30, 1804 in Seabrook, son of George and Asta Peacock. The town planned a new five foot Rag polo flag to be placed in front of the Town Hall and possibly formally raised on July 4, with local band and celebration efforts noted.
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Everett A
Peacock
Exeter
Everett T
Works
Mr Peacock
Seabrook
George Sand
Asta
Rollens Sanders the mal ape of Miss Ruth Elsie Sanders
Rollens Sanders is described as a male ape associated with Miss Ruth Elsie Sanders in a brief, fragmentary note from a historical newspaper page. The text is sparse and non-extended, offering a single identity link and no additional context or events.
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Mal Ape
Miss Ruth
Elsie Sanders
Life Savers Candy Promotes Safe Honest Treats
A playful ad extols Life Savers as unselfish candy with 14 mints per package costing five cents. It emphasizes slow consumption, child friendly flavors Pep peppermint, Wintergreen, Cherry, Orange, Licorice, Clove, Violet, and urges parents to gift the snack for little ones. The ad notes display at stores and lists the Chester, N.Y. address for Life Savers Company.
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Freddie
Pye
Life Savers
Lec
Pere Chester
N.Y
City of Portsmouth Amends Street Traffic Ordinance
The City Council of Portsmouth New Hampshire amends the traffic ordinance after striking and inserting changes to street hours. It tightens rules for motor buses on Market Street Congress Street Market Square and related avenues with curfew hours 7:00 am to 9:00 pm excluding Sundays. Details specify prohibited routes and positioning of hydrants and property boundaries at Pleasant Street State Street and Congress Street near Market Square edges.
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Portemouth
M. HL
Congress Street
Market Squar Market Street
Market Square
Bow Street
State Street
Dimiely Street
Dmarket Square
Maapel Street
Tor Motor
Pleasant Street
State ‘Street
State 4
Waymmonly
Church’ ‘Ney
Ordinance Adoption Edges Toward Enforcement At City Hall
A city ordinance restricts structures near High Street and electric light standards with penalties for violations. The measure, approved by Mayor Orel A Dexter and passed by the City Council on June 29, 1925, directs fines of not less than ten dollars per offense. Edward A Weeks Jr, City Clerk, authenticates the copy.
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Fravor Corporation
Orel A. Dexter
Edward A, Weeks, Jr
Tuberculosis Clinic Held At City Hall This Friday
A free TB clinic will be conducted at City Hall by Dr. Robert R. Kere of Manchester with nurse Edith J. Price from Rockingham County. Open to anyone with a suspicion or tendency toward lung trouble, the event welcomes all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Fleala Cooma
Robert R. Kere
Manchester
Edith J. Price
Rockingham County
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Unitarians
Shoals
Young People’s Union
Israfels
Charles S. Bolsterl
Philip Hardy
Newton Sell
Kwimming
Thomas H. Wilcott
Ruth Twiss
Trey
Fred Merrifield
Chieaso
Lathrop
Ruth M. Twiss
Elizabeth Hall
Bruiniies
Charles
Bastet
Newton E. Sinesla
Melds West
Layman's League
Chicage
Herbert KK Miller
Miss Coming
Mrs Hall
Ailsa Mathilde Goldstone
Sociad
Activitiog
Virginia Frederick
Ransom F. Carver
Dilsa Emily
D. Furneea
Star Island Daily
J Hans Walleen
Stars OF the
Sunset League
Bill Beattie
Paul Pry AT
Swanpscott
Paname
Pan-Am Dealers
George Gatachy Greene
R. Lear
Maplewood Garage
Ostrandoi
Lafayette Ra, Foye's Conner Mechanic St. Vaughan 5T
Lafayette Rd
Downs
Greenland
Fred R. Burn
Avantia
Dover
Arthur Tibbetts
St. Gover
HH. Boardman & Germain
Lafayetts
W. Elliots
Kittery
George Mwillay Wmarket
Benjamin He Jonas
Work Beach
Moors
Salisbury
Pan-Am
Badgers Island
Mexican Petroleum ‘Corporation
Ic Publc— Highwas
York Beach
Rollens-Sanders
N. Hw
Mle
Reckini
DE Paolo
Miltor
Agham Motor Speedway
Salerm, W. H—Near
Lawrence A
Elliott
Shepard Stores
Boston Motor Club
Wright & Ditson’s
Avery Hotel
Lawrance Auto Club
Steinert’s
Lowell
Sarah L
Pheroy
Hartford Block
Congrese St
Portamoutt
Baby and Heedlecraft Shop
Ethel Seavey Hillartford’ Stork
Canaresa St. Tel
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