Evening High School Graduates First Class in Bristol
The Bristol Evening High School held its first graduation Tuesday at Colt High School. Five graduates received diplomas for three years of study with praise for perseverance. Charles Rockwell praised their persistence as a milestone in the town’s education. Speakers included Emerson Adams and Althea Jencks. music featured the Colt High School Orchestra and a multilingual program.
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Colt Auditorium
Charles B Rockwell
Colt High School
Bristol
Rockwell
von Emerson Adams
Althea Jencks
Jencks
Uncle Sam
Men Taste Preferences In Household Dishes And Bananas Frying
The article surveys male and female food preferences noting men favor steak and certain desserts while women prefer vegetables. It cites George Frederick's fried bananas recipe and lists nine men choosing favorite dishes including steak and pie. It provides two recipes for Sweet Potatoes with Marshmallows and Pumpkin Pie with Maple Syrup.
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George Frederick
Fifth Annual Narragansett Council Jamboree in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Scouts from across the state gather at the Rhode Island Auditorium Providence on April 24 and 25 for the Fifth Annual Narragansett Council Jamboree. Signalling contests four man teams district championships Indian pageant and a 145 foot suspension bridge stunt highlight the event with tickets already on sale.
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North Main Street
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Rhode
Oregon Coast
Robert Gray
Rhode Island
Columbia River
Pawtucket Central Falls
Woonsocket
Value of a newborn to a family contrasts birth and upbringing costs
A Toledo Blade item states a boy born into a family earning $2,500 yearly has a cash value of $9,333 at birth. It would cost $7,238 to raise him to eighteen, when his value rises to $28,634.
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Toledo Blade
Hearing in Adult Life Question Raises Medical Concern
Medical authorities suggest most adults over thirty five lose some hearing later in life. The claim highlights common aging effects on hearing and prompts questions about early detection and prevention.
Easter Eve and Lions Rotary volley tease and tales
Easter jokes and gossip fill this column with bragging over a Lions Rotary game last Thursday. The writer teases a crash at Easter Monday Ball while naming local characters like George Hayes Fred Veras and Jim Salzano.
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Lions
Rotary
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All Star
Gosh
Golly
Lous Castriotta
George Hayes
Fred Vera
Fred
What Can I Do For Boils Question Answered
A reader asks how to treat boils and the humorous reply suggests sending a donation to the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Boils. The scene then shifts to light exchanges about marital and social plans during Bristol nights and the speaker’s playful indecision.
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Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Bristol
How to Stir Coffee Properly with a Spoon
The text advises not using the hand to stir coffee and recommends a spoon instead. It suggests practical tips and humor about asking for a simple help, ending with a brief, casual line about buying an apple.
Evening High School Honor Roll Announced by Principal
Miss Annie D. Sisson, principal, releases the honor roll for the Evening High School year ending with graduation exercises Tuesday evening. Students earning ninety percent or higher include Irene Lewis Joseph King. ninety in two subjects include Anthony Bisbano Mary Cortellessa Veronica Guilmette Antonio Pagano Catherine St Angelo Emily Velleca. Eighty percent in three subjects list Adeline Aguair Mary Aguair Florence Cirillo Luke Corey Nicoletta Del Toro Anthony Marino Bridget Nastri Mildred Newman Margaret Proto Carolyn Romano Ada Silva Mary Turillo and eighty percent in two subjects include Jennie Andreozzi Mary Cardoza Theodora Carmone Mary DeCosta Arthur Dubuc Catherine Duffy Antonette Giordano Grace George Edmund Moniz Mae Newman Josephine Russo Lillian Securo Angelo Stanzione Isabel Turillo Teresa Turillo and Teresa Vorra.
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Annie D. Sisson
Irene Lewis
Joseph King
Anthony Bisbano
Mary Cortellessa
Veronica Guilmette
Antonio Pagnano
Catherine St. Angelo
Emily Velleca
Adeline Aguair
Mary Aguair
Florence
New Boilers Installed at Colt High School
Preparatory work began yesterday on replacing two old Pacific boilers at Colt High School. Louis Tortorice won the contract, and workers cut up the 1906 boilers with acetylene torches while removing parts from the boiler room. The Pacific Company furnishes the new units, with completion expected during the fast recess. costs charged to the Colt High School fund.
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Pacific
Colt High School
Louis’ Tortorice
Pacific Company
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Samuel P Colt
Economy Cash Market ad items and prices
The notice lists numerous grocery and household items with prices and quantities including sugar 10 lb sacks 39c and Autocrat coffee Salada tea Hasty Lunch Cocoa and more. It proclaims a full line of meats groceries fruits vegetables pastries and cigarettes available at the store.
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Autocrat
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