Miss Nora Scahill - Community Representative for Stratford Guidance Center - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

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The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, school nurse, was a community representative in the election of president, William Olson.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: Olson Elected Center President...

Venue: Stratford Guidance Center

Date: 27 April 1966

Allan Scahill

Miss Nora Scahill - Treats School Bus Crash Victims - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

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The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, school nurse, treated some 38 students, after a crash, involving a school bus and a beach wagon. The students were from Spaulding High School. Injured in the accident was Mrs Eva McIntire Horne, who suffered a fractured spine.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: Seven Injured In Rochester Car-Bus Crash

Venue: Near Spaulding High School

Date: 15 January 1944

Allan Scahill

Miss Nora Scahill - Bonus Payment - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, school nurse, received a bonus payment from the School Board. The school year length is 38 weeks.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: School Board Raises Pay For Teachers

Venue: City Hall

Date: 15 March 1943

Allan Scahill

Miss Nora Scahill - Whooping Cough Clinic - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, assisted Dr. J. J. Morin, with treating 78 chilidren at a whooping cough clinic in City Hall

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: Treat 78 Children In Health Clinic

Venue: City Hall

Date: 8 May 1942

Allan Scahill

Miss Nora Scahill - Voted In As School Nurse - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, was voted in as school nurse by the school board.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: School Board Re-Elects...

Venue: Spaulding High School

Date: 10 April 1942

Allan Scahill

Miss Nora Scahill - Preparing First Aid Kits - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, school nurse, is preparing first aid kits.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: School Defenders Prepare Against War Disaster

Venue: Spaulding High School

Date: 16 February 1942

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Miss Nora Scahill - Reports Scarlet Fever and Mumps - Historical Newspapers - Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Portsmouth Herald, the original Gazette, the oldest newspaper in New Hampshire, was published as the Sunday edition of The Herald from the 1890s to 1960, when the Sunday paper began carrying the name Herald.

In 1989, a descendent of the Gazette's founder began publishing an alternative newspaper under that name.

Name: Miss Nora Scahill, school nurse, reports to the School Board, three cases of scarlet fever and mumps.

Newspaper: Portsmouth Herald, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Event: Rochester Notes

Venue: Spaulding High School

Date: 13 December 1941

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