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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1931
Page
7
A Colt Memorial High School student council meeting on Tuesday saw Vice President Francis W Hayes preside for the last time before departing for Austin Texas. Students praised his work in school activities and extended their best wishes for future success.
A junior class meeting was held Monday afternoon to fill several class offices left vacant by resignations. Attendees discussed candidate eligibility and next steps for elections.
Francis Hayes receives recognition as part of the student body. Louis Annarummo elected vice president of the Junior Class. Vincent Mescall named Junior Editor of the Green and White Staff. George St Angelo recovers from illness and resumes studies. Vincent Nappi ill at St Joseph's Hospital. Musical comedy Oh Doctor parts shifted due to understudies. Roles include Bob John Hogan Doctor Cuttem Thomas Brown Rainbow William West.
A column surveys New York self harm cases since 1930 with 102 window jumpers, law enforcement responses, and public safety measures. It mingles vivid vignettes of daily life from East 45th Street speakeasies to Central Park shadows, plus punchy celebrity notes and local observations.
Providence reports preparations for the New England Junior Amateur championships at the Auditorium on Friday night April 17 organized by Duke Farley. Bristol and suburban managers voice twilight league concerns while boxing shows and Knute Rockne’s death are noted. The Bristol County League maps weekly junior games with four Bristol teams and Warren clubs using local parks.
The Bristol Salvation Army appeals for donations to a 1000 fund for next year. Mrs Charles A Johnson chairs the local committee with William Wood as treasurer. Twenty five percent stays for local emergency relief. gifts to be sent to Wood or given to credentialed collectors.
Michelangelo DeCristofaro sold to Ambrose Federico and others a parcel consisting of lot 6 and half of lot 7 on Prospect Heights Pla t on the east side of Hope Street in Bristol Neck.
Closing exercises for Easter recess held at the John Post Reynolds School. Grade 6B pupils performed in a program including flag salute, acrostic, poems, pantomime, reader pieces, violin and clarinet solos, calisthenics, dialogue, and songs. The teacher was Miss Eileen D. Moore.
No formal exercises accompanied the presentation of certificates to 15 members of the Americanization class by Miss Alice G Murphy. Recipients include Eugene Silvia Jesse Ferreira Anthony Negro Stephanie Sousa Manuel Andrade Joseph Costa and others aged 14 to 42. many are parents learning to read and write English.
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