Gloves Settle Natural Rivalry In Warren Bristol Boxing Card
The Warren High W Club plans an intercity boxing event with about a dozen bouts to settle a long rivalry with Colt Memorial Bristol. Warren boxers led by Arthur Moody face Bristol standouts Raymond McMahon and others in a charity show split proceeds for athletic equipment in both towns. Referees Russell Graham and Jimmie Abbruzzi will oversee all bouts.
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Warren Gym
Russell Graham
Jimmie Abruzzi
Colt Memorial
Bristol
Warren High School
Warren
Bristol County
Warren High
Edward J Fitzgerald
Colt
Baluxe
al Warren Yin Senor Pfrorstray Mem
Jimmie Abbruzzi
Arthur Moody
Raymond McMahon
Mortimer McSoley
CM. T. C
Newport
Daniel Vargas
Robert MacDougall
Grdiron
Edward Luther
Whilliam Correia
Henry Brelsford
James Correia
Will Box
Bernard Grobert
Gerard Pelletier
William Owen
Sammy Correia
Dentist To Address P T A Group Thursday
Providence dentist Dr Philip Der enbaum will address Bristol Parent Teacher Association on dental care at the Guiteras Memorial Junior High auditorium Thursday night. Miss Jessie Molasky arranges the entertainment with Guniteras school students and community singing led by Mrs Earl Sturdevant. Nominating committee chair Miss Mary E Spooner with Mrs Helen Newbold and Miss Molasky will present a slate for the annual May meeting, with Mrs Lucien Capone presiding.
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Philip Dérenbaum
Providence
Bristol
Parent-Teacher's Association
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Jessie Molasky
Guniteras School
Earl Sturdevant
Mary E Spooner
Helen Newbold
Molasky
Lucien Capone
St Marys Women Schedule Card Parties This Week
Four more card parties are scheduled this week to raise funds for the affair sponsored by the women of St Marys on April 22. Preliminary events are planned tomorrow night at the homes of Mrs John Tobin and Mrs Willard S Kennex Neyes avenue. Thursday night hosts are Mrs Charles Connery on Burton street and Mrs A A Marcotte on Central street.
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Women of
Non-Support Charge Denied By Plymouth Man
Anthony Mello a 29 year old resident of 11 Ocean View Avenue Pidnroutyy Wass was jailed on a non support charge after Bristol police arrested him He pleaded not guilty and posted no bail was committed to Bristol County jail for a Monday hearing before Judge Waitham T Donnell The arrest stemmed from a complaint by Public Welfare Director Charles F Burns Police say Mello has 21 prior arrests dating back to 1924 including time in the Massachusetts House of Correction and is known to Norwalk Connecticut police
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Anthony Melfo
Ocean View Avenuet
Pidnroutyy
Wass
Bristol
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A Hammill Mello
Waitham T .Donnell
Mello
Charles F Burns
Anthony J Ferrara
Massachusetts House of Correction
Norwalk
Conn
Bride-To-Be Honored At Bradford Street Shower
Mass Josephine Cortellessa was entertained Friday night at a shower hosted by Miss Mary Grime on Bradford street. Over 300 friends attended and presented practical gifts. The event featured games including a mock wedding with refreshments served by Mary San George Nancy Cortellessa and Mary Sousa.
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Josephine Cortellessa
Mary Grime
Bradford Street
Mary San George
Nancy Cortellessa
Mary Sousa
Safety Council passes film in Bristol to be shown to students
Sixteen Bristol Safety Council members approved the safety film The Wheel of Chance shown by Ford McGowan of Coca Cola. The film promotes preparedness care and courtesy and will be shown to local school children. Officials outlined future life saving fire prevention and school safety programs and discussed a bicycle licensing bill with East Providence.
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Bristol Safety Council
Ford McGowan
Coca Cola Company
Bristol
Stanley E. Friswell
The
Safety Council
Ferry Road
J. Francis Connell
Bristol County Safety Council
Vincent Leahy
Reynolds School
Thomas Gardner
Connell
Rave Ware
East Providence
Carl Carlson
Colt Memorial High School
Martha Graham RN
Earl P Mathewson
John F Viera
Orlando J Bisbane
Michael W Pasquarell
Faith and Morals Laid Out at Union Lenten Service
Rev William Couden urged freedom of will and a personal faith at First Congregational Church. He called Christians to a joyous, moral code focused on uprightness and sacrifice, contrasting liberalism with positive action. The Service included Rev Herbert Graetz and a united Protestant choir.
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William Couden
Universalist Church
First Congregational Church
Herbert D Graetz
Canon Parshley
A W Burdon
M W Topping
Asda Connery
Cora Shaw Anderson
United Choir
Leahy Funeral Rites Held for Thomas F Leahy
In Cranston on April 3 1938 funeral arrangements were announced for Thomas F Leahy husband of Katherine Malone Leahy. Services begin at the home of his daughter Mrs Edward Sullivan 65 Arnold Avenue Cranston with a 730 a m departure to St Marys Church Bristol for a 9 o clock high mass. Burial follows at St Marys Cemetery Warren. Relatives and friends are invited.
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Leahy
Cranston
Thomas F
Katherine (Malone) Leahy
Mrk& Edward Sullivan
Arnold Avenue
St Mary's Church
Bristol
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Warren
Four Bristol Boys Earn Eagle Scout Rank
Four more Bristol youths joined the Eagle ranks, bringing the local total to 32. Harris Fonseca, Frank Cassano of Troop 1, and Michael Topazio, Joseph Vollaro of Troop 2 earned their badges at a Providence Eagle Court of Honor.
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Bristol
George R. Fish
Eagle Court of Honor
Superior Court House
Providence
Harris Fonseca
Frank Cassano
Michael Topazio
Joseph Vollaro
Board of Review of
Narragansett Council
Frank Cassano Are Both Sea Scouts
Admiral Edwards
Fonseca
Guiteras Junior High School
Antonio Fonseca
Third Street
Yangoog
Wampanoag
Colt High School
Peter Cassano
Catherine Street
Honor Society
Sea Scout Patrol
Enrico Topazio
Bradford Street
Scout Honor Society
Alexander Vollaro
O E S Group Plans Rummage Sale at Mt Hope
Mt Hope Chapter Order of Eastern Star met last night to plan a rummage sale next month with Mrs A Iona Young named chair of the general arrangements committee. The meeting featured a “Cootie” party and a prize draw for several members and was followed by refreshments prepared by a host committee led by Mrs Ivy Stewart.
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Mt Hope
Order of
Eastern Star
A Iona Young
Harriet Munro
Elizabeth Pettmme
Eizabeth Gladding
Jeane Marshall
Elizabeth Downey
Gladys McCaw
William H. Remieres
George S Marshall
Ivy Stewart
Sarah Bosworth
Annie Richardson
Clara Geisler
Cora Shaw Anderson
Sybil Anderson
Martha Cahoon
James Finley
Gordon R Brown
Hope Circle D of I Votes Donations for Campaigns
Hope Circle D of I backed two donations at its last night meeting in K of C Hall. Members approved ten dollar gifts to the cancer control campaign and a book binding project at St Marys parochial school.
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Cancer Control
St Mary's Parochial School
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
K of C Hall
Michael L. Ryan
Mary J Condon
Sara Sweeney
Marie Vermette
Nellie Connery
Mary Corce
Margaret Connery
Nora F. Dwyer
Mary Guevremont
Ethel Connery
Eva Burke
Madeline Almeida
Irene Lewis
Bridget Nastri
Frances Horton
Connery
Former Supts Son Killed in New Rochelle Auto Crash
William J Harper of this town mourns as his 20 year old son William Jr dies in an automobile collision in New Rochelle New York Also killed was Joseph Mitchell 17 of Bronxville three others and a girl injured The group was returning from a high school sorority tea dance at Donnybrook Lodge Scarsdale The driver lost control and struck a tree William Jr Harper attended Fordham College and lived with his parents at 27 Usher Place Bristol continuity not included.
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William J Harper
William, Jr
New Rochelle
Joseph Mitchell
Bronxville
No Y
Donnybrook Lodge
Scarsdale
Mt Carmel Church English Mission Opens in Hartford
Mt Our Lady of Mt Carmel hosts an English language mission led by Rev Alphonse O Hebert M S provincial treasurer of the Congregation of Our Lady of La Salette in Hartford Conn. The mission began Sunday and will run nightly through Sunday April 10 attracting capacity congregations.
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Alphonse O Hebert
M.S
Congregation of Our Lady of la Salette
Hartford
Conn
Death of Andrew W Volker in Providence Hospital
Andrew William Volker aged 44 of 1580 Hope Street died this morning in a Providence hospital after a brief illness. Born in Newark New Jersey November 2 1893 he lived in Rhode Island for years and was foreman for Peter Buckley Company of Providence. Survived by his wife Hannah Baker two stepchildren Andrea and Jean D Ambrosio three brothers and three sisters. Funeral from 1580 Hope Street Thursday at 2 pm Rev Anthony R Parshley of St Michael church will officiate. Burial in North Cemetery.
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Andrew William Volker
Hope Street
Providence
Mr Volker
Newark
Andrew
Helen (Pearsall) Volker
Rhode Island
Peter Buckley Companys
Hannah Baker
Andrea
Jean D’ambrosio
Anthony R. Parshley
St. Michael's Church
K of C Plans Communion Breakfast at St Marys
Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society and St Marys Church plan a Holy Communion mass at 7 30 Sunday morning followed by a breakfast in the K of C rooms. Speakers will address the gathering and organizers include Frederick T Goff James McKenna Augustine B Nerone George T Ingram James J Connery Bernard McHugh Joseph F Lewis Harry S Young Jr and William T Dwyer ex officio. Chancellor William P Hammill will assist Newport Council in conducting the first degree for a class of candidates during National Founders Week. A large Bristol delegation is expected.
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Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Frederick T Goff
James McKenna
Augustine B Nerone
George T. Ingram
James J Connery
Bernard McHugh
Joseph F. Lewis
Harry S. Young, Jr
William T. Dwyer
William P Hammill
Newport Council
Newport Lodge
Bristol
Shis and Shat from Here and Shere
Teaneck High School students publish a business survey showing how the 985 pupils spend money. The report lists annual expenditures on sweets totaling 27 000 dollars, with 11 000 on ice cream and 6 500 on candy.
Clothing costs highest item in school survey
Money spent for clothing tops the survey totals with boys at 36800 dollars and girls at 22000 dollars. Teachers explain boys spend more while girls often make their own garments, with mothers helping.
Ambusment Funds Draw Mixed Spending Shares
The report notes a total $22 000 allocated to ambusement with $7 000 from boys and $19 000 from girls. Each group spends about one third of its share on movies while other items include cosmetics and hair grooming.
School survey shows pupil spending and advertisers hoped
The article describes a questionnaire sent to the student body with about half of BS pupils responding. It explains computing average expenditures per item and scaling by total enrollment to urge local merchants to target school advertising. Tea neck is noted as home of architect George M. Cady.
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Teaneck
George M. Cady
Andrew’s Memorial School
Bristol
Six presidential assistants with a passion for anonymity
The Reorganization Bill draws heavy comment for a provision calling for six presidential assistants who have a passion for anonymity. The phrase has attracted attention since the bill’s early days, and its origin is explained in a recent Christian Science Monitor issue.
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Christian Science Monitor
Reorganization Bill Recommendations Lead by Louis Brownlow
Louis Brownlow headed the committee on the reorganization bill to study its details. He traveled to London to examine the British administration. There he found Tom Jones to be the most informative contact for insights.
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Louis Brownlow
London
Tom Jones
Secret Keeper of the Cabinet Ends Long Service
Tom Jones served as a permanent assistant secretary to the British Cabinet and held the post until two or three years ago. He sat apart at meetings, recording discussions and decisions and keeping state secrets in his head, never letting them pass on.
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Tom Jones
Empire
Passion for Anonymity sparks phrase used by Brownlow
Brownlow meets Tom Jones in a hidden back room where Jones offers a vast, unnamed cache of information on government routine. Jones explains his anonymity, inspiring Brownlow to use the line in a report to the President, and to wonder about six men with such anonymity.
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Brownlow
Tom Jones
Mr. Jones
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
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Jimmy Savo
Billy House
Alice Brady
Mischa Auer
Joy Hodges
Gene Autry
Rockies
Methrotone
Allan Jones
Judy Garland
Walt Disney
Fannie Brice News Reel
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Awashonks* Herd
PO Wss
Washington, DC
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Andrew W. Volker
K. of C. Council
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