New School Facilities Urged By Bristol Superintendent
Superintendent Elmer S Mapes told the Bristol Parent Teachers Association that higher school leaving ages and more voluntary attendance require a broader curriculum for older students He discussed the Andrews Memorial School plans a vocational building with Colt Memorial High School and possible temporary expansions including home economics quarters or YMC A gym use for PE He also suggested buying office machine equipment for a practical business course and noted space limits at Colt The meeting raised funds for a free tonsil clinic and elected a nominating committee Miss Mary Spooner Mrs Earl Sturdevant and Mrs Andrew Dunbar.
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Elmer S. Mapes
Bristol
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Lucien Capone
Reynolds School
Andrews Memorial School
Mapes
Colt Memorial High School
Colt
Mary Spooner
Earl Sturdevant
Andrew Dunbar
Sturdevant
New Factory Signs Lease For Bristol Plant
Bristol announces a lease with the United States Rubber Company for 16 000 square feet on the third floor of No 2 building in Hammondstown. Machinery moving in soon and a local contact will collect employment names. Parrigan Company, longtime New York maker of children’s snow and wash suits, is tied to the development with about 75 initial hires and potential growth, without town financial aid.
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Hammonds
Vrus
Keds
Gidleman
New York City
Parrigan Company
Childrens
Gnittleman
Protection of Children Who Work in Sunday Service
Rev Herbert I. Graetz discusses the Child labor Amendment and federal versus state protections at DeWolf Memorial Chapel. He will speak on children who toil at 7 30 and conclude with What Is Heaven Like at 10 30 in the same service.
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Herbert I. Graetz
DeWolf Memorial
Graetz
Portuguese Residents Plan Feast of Ecco Homo Observance
The Sancto Christo Club announces the Feast of Ecco Homo on May 2 with a street parade and a May 1 band concert in front of St. Elizabeth's church. The organizing committee includes Anthony J. Nunes, Joseph Javier, Manuel Silvia, Joseph Texeira, and Manuel Pacheco.
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Ecco
Mhthony
Avonescu
Tirman
St. Elizabeth's Church
Mr Nunes
Joseph Javier
Manuel Silvia
Joseph Texeira
Manuel Pacheco
Dwyer Resigns From Waldron Company Plant Post
Former sewer commissioner Wal ham Dwyer resigned yesterday from the Waldron Company Aristol plumbers after ten years with the firm. Dwyer, now acting superintendent of the Bristol sewage disposal plant, said he has been offered other jobs and is a candidate for a permanent superintendent post paying about 1600 dollars annually.
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Walham
Dwyer
Waldron
Aristol
Bristol
Dwiver
Gratifying Response to Cancer Drive Endorsed by Bristol Leaders
A strong local effort to combat cancer is highlighted by Miss Annie M Tobin head of the Bristol Unit of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Rev Anthony R Parshiey of the Bristol Red Cross endorses intensified public education on early detection and cure. One dollar memberships are being solicited by a large group of women workers under Miss Tobin with many names listed as contributors.
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Bristol
Women’s Field Army
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Collins & Aikman Men’s Social Club banquet plans finalized
Banquet set for tomorrow night at the Hotel Belvedere with master Pest Fred Atkinson. Invited guests include Collins & Aikman Corp President W B McCullough and executives from Philadelphia, plus plant officials. Arrangements are led by Salvatore Viscione with committee members listed.
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Collins and Aikman Men's
Hotel
Belvedere
Fred Atkinson
W Bo McCullough
Colins & Aikman Corp
Charles B Rockwell
Norton M . Zinderstein
Albert Hartley
Harrys W Munro
Wallace Guill
Philadelphia
Collins & Aikman Corp
Melvin B McGee
Plant B
Salvatore Viscione
John Sousa
James Foster
Charles Silvia Anthony DiGeorgio
Edward Laves
Frank Vorra
Penny supper and social planned by First Baptist Church
Plan announced for a penny supper and social in the vestry with Mrs Hope Mowry as committee chair. The group includes Mrs Estelle Peters, Mrs Joseph C Alger, Miss E Dorms Bullock, Mrs Ebert Hill, Mrs Henry S Campbell and Miss Olive Luther ex officio.
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First Baptist Church
Hope Mowry
Estelle Peters
Joseph C Alger
E. Dorms Bullock
Ebert Hill
Henry S. Campbell
Olive Luther
National Legion Commander to visit Bristol on Monday
National Commander Harry C. Colmery of the American Legion will visit Bristol after noon Monday. Local officials will greet him at the Mount Hope Bridge approach and escort him to the Soldiers Home for inspection, with plans for a town tour including Haffenreffer museum.
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American Legion
Bristol
L. H. Callen
Mount Hope Bridge
Newport
Lawrence Mooney
Committee named for fifth annual Cotton Charity Ball
Bristol Portuguese American Women's Civic League names committees for the June 11 Cotton Ball at the Bristol Casino. General, Program, Publicity, and Ticket committees list chairmen and numerous members for the fundraiser supporting the league's charitable activities.
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Bristol
Early American Glass Talk at Bristol D A R Meeting
Members of Bristol Chapter D A R will hear a talk on Early American Glass by Mrs Walter A Hill of Washington R J at the April 12 meeting announced by regent Mrs Charles O F Thompson. Hostesses include Mrs Chifford T Wilson and others. over 200 glass specimens to be displayed. Delegates to the Continental Congress of the DAR will travel to Washington April 17 to 23.
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Bristol
D. A R
Walter A Hill
Washington
R. J
Charles O F Thompson
Fill
Chifford T Wilson
Samuel C Wardwell
Earl P Mathewson
Robert F Lanphear
William W . Perry
Rhode Island
Continental Congress
Providence
Thompson
Alice
Army
A J. Johnston
Howard KO DeWolf
Samuel Hall
Town Takes Over Title to Numerous Properties
Twenty tax deeds transferring title from delinquent taxpayers to the Town of Bristol were filed with Town Clerk John W Church by Tax Collector Amos S Gorham. With one exception the parcels are unimproved land. the sole exception is a residence formerly owned by the Cornemuls Brogan estate. Owners have one year to pay taxes, then a three month warning and loss of property if unpaid. An auction on Jan 20 yielded 35 properties, including seven frame houses. Town Solicitor Joseph A Hamanill drafted the deeds.
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Bristol
John W Church
Amos S Crorham
Othe Town
Cornemuls
Brogan
Gorham
Joseph A Hamanill
Speedy Bristol town committee clears debt in minutes
The Democratic town committee gathered at Bristol County Courthouse with over 40 attendees to hear Treasurer Joseph F Pannone report that party obligations totaled about $450. Pledges and contributions wiped out the debt in under 15 minutes.
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Democratic Town Committee
Bristol County
Joseph F Pannone
Sit-Down Strike Hits Bristol Mayor’s Company
This morning eight workers at the Seth Paull Coal Company, where the "Mayor" is president and treasurer, began a sit-down strike for higher pay. After about two hours they stopped and returned to work with a promise of a raise.
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B. Paull
Bristol
Seth Paull
First Baptist Church Reports Successful Year at Meeting
At the annual meeting Secretary Fred I Hodgdon said the church had a very successful year though figures were not disclosed. Henry Paullock was re elected moderator with Otis M Bailey Sr treasurer Harold A Pedley financial secretary and Fred F Hodgdon secretary. A large gathering attended as committees for the new year were named including Finance Prudential Baptismal Public Music and Sick and Visiting with multiple officers and assistants listed.
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First Baptist Church
Fred I. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Henry Paullock
Otis M. Bailey
Harold A Pedley
Fred F Hodgdon
Llewelyn Conklin
Henry Bullock
Fred Mott
Harold F Pedley
Bertram Bullock
Otis M Bailey
Arthur Marz
Fred Alger
Newtlyon Conklin
Harold E Pedley
Fred Hodgdon
George Luther
Harry Bullock
Conklin
Prudential
Pedley Conklin
Charles T.scomb
Liscomb
Emma Bullock
Bailey
Pedley
Olive Luther
Joseph Alger
Ebert Hill
Dorothy Mott
Bertram Bullock Jr
Hill
Birds in Miss Foster’s Yard Spark Spring Talk
George Fish spotted robins prompting Miss Doro Foster at Pecks Avenue to report colorful woodpeckers and two other birds with black heads orange breasts yellow under wings and grayish tan on wing tops. She notes robins in her yard over two weeks and that hyacinths bloom early this year.
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Phoenix
George Fish
Dorothy Foster
Pecks Avenue
Miss Foster
Lombard Pozzi Solves Chinese Prescription Mystery
Local druggist Lombard Pozzi recounted a curious tale in This and That about translating a prescription written in Chinese. A sailor sought a remedy he could not fill elsewhere, Pozzi promised to try, and on Thursday the medicine awaited him as requested.
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Lombard Pozzi
Retty
Pozzi
Providence
Mr. Pozzi
Shea Sanior
Inventor of the Jinrikisha Credited to Sea Soldier Goble
Jonathan Goble a former US marine and later missionary to Japan is credited with suggesting man drawn vehicles to the Japanese. He served in the USS Susquehannah detachment and attended America’s 1854 treaty signing with Japan. Born in New York State he served as a sea soldier from December 1851 to May 1855.
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Orient
Jonathan Goble
Japan
Commodore Perry
America
New York State
Goble’s idea for two wheeled go carts in Japan
While in Japan with Perry Goble may have conceived the ricksha idea. Years later after returning as a missionary he suggested to the Japanese using two wheeled go carts as a conveyance.
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Goble
Japan
Perry
Religious man Goble Returns to Nippon to Convert
Goble, noted as very religious, travels back to Japan to pursue Christian conversion efforts. The jinrikisha first appeared between 1867 and 1871, and its use has since spread rapidly through China, Singapore and other Oriental countries.
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Goble
Nippon
China
Singapore
Ricksha Coolies Face Harsh Life In Shanghai
The article notes thousands of ricksha coolies in Shanghai endure precarious work with incomes averaging under four dollars monthly while a high death rate persists. It highlights an organized pull system where owners and middlemen reap most profits, a change Jonathan Goble would not have foreseen with his two wheeled taxi concept.
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Ricksha
Shanghai
Jonathan Goble
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