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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1942
Page
2
Editorial urges continued funding to fight cancer as a major national effort. Notes Rhode Island’s high mortality rate, recent death reduction, and the need for early detection, research, public information campaigns, hospital and lab work, and nationwide fundraising to sustain progress in the war on cancer.
Mrs Martin J Tonen once Sarah FE Lannon of Bristol died February 2 in County Roscommon Ireland. Born in Bristol to Peter and Margaret Lannon she was sister to the late John and Peter Lannon. She left Bristol in 1996 and is survived by her husband.
The Red Cross Rooms at Eugenia Paull House close all day Friday. Marilynn Ann Casse born Saturday to Arthur J. and Jac queline Casse of 210 High Street. Lewis John Mello born Tuesday at Lying In Hospital Providence. Daughters of Isabella resume Tuesday whist at K. of C. Home. Ann Leahy and Mildred Dixon among Bradford Junior College students on spring recess. Firemen's Ball cancelled due to conditions. New England Health Institute program available via Dr Joseph Castronovo. Post Office grounds cleared. trees to blossom. Janice Baia announced. American Wes Auxiliary meeting postponed to April 10. Couples Club April 5 omitted. next April 19. Birth announced for Anthony T. Campagna. Hope Circle clamcake sale conducted by D I. Pvt James F. Riccio home on furlough from Camp Wheeler. Dr Frederick V. Martin to lead Speech Craft at Rotary Int in Toronto. Farewell for Raymond DeCosta at 26 Second Street. Rotary Frolic canceled. $100 Colt Memorial High School scholarship funded. Birth of daughter to William and Beatrice Furtado of 641 Wood Street. Fatimie Sinde observed at Rhode Island Hospital. Hope Circle meeting at K of C Home Monday. Murray Stoller farewelled from Parrigan Toys. heads to Army with purse donated by colleagues.
A surprise 24th birthday party honored William Gublinske at 69 Court Street last evening. Eighteen friends attended with games and refreshments. prizes went to Pvt. Henry Arouca and Mrs. Georgia Javillay of Warren. Hostesses were his wife and mother Mrs. Agnes Gablinske.
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