Guiteras Memorial Field Fund Drive Urges Community Support
Bristol readers are asked to fund the completion of the Guiteras Memorial Athletic Field. The committee says five to six hundred dollars are needed to cart in materials, with WPA manpower possibly aiding. The Phoenix offers its pages to acknowledge donations and urges public subscriptions to finish grading, seeding, and bleachers for youth sports.
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Bristolians
Guiteras Memorial
Pappoosesquaw Road
Guiteras
George
Gusteras
Wep
Phoenix
Chan Man
Guiteras Memorial Athletic Field Committee
Pristol
Defenders Plan Third Annual Banquet in Orlando
The Cup Defenders Association advances plans for its third annual banquet with sub committees named for all major tasks. May 15 is set for the event at an undetermined site, with Din ner details and numerous chairmen listed for decorations prizes tickets publicity and entertainment.
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Cup Defenders’ Association
General Arrangements Committee
Wood
Orlando Bisbane
Laur Malafronte
Joseph Rich
Martin Mansi
Frank Malafronte
John Principe
Santo Matrone
Norman Servant
Jack Bishano
Antonio Marabello
Michael Antinuce
Antonio Cupolo
Sam Osofsky
Peter Cristanda
Rudolph Sousa
First Annual Meeting of Women’s Republican Club
The Women’s Republican Club holds its first annual meeting Monday April 12 at 8 p m at the Hotel Belvedere Speaker Representative John R Magee will address attendees.
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Women's Republican Club
Hotel Belvedere
John R. Magee
Whitworth F. Bird
Collins & Aikman Corporation
Detroit
Society of Automotive Engineers
Belvedere
Rise and Fall of Croons Noted Mouthpiece
A detailed feature in The American Weekly, distributed with the April 11 Boston Sunday Advertiser, catalogs clever tricks and devices used by a famed mouthpiece to sway juries. The piece analyzes techniques, rhetoric, and public perception surrounding his career and impact on trial imagery.
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American Weekly
Boston Sunday
Amicae Guild to Meet at First Baptist Church
Amicae Guild of the First Baptist Church will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs Charles H Liscomb Burton Street. About 125 parishioners and friends attended a penny supper and social last night at the church.
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Amicaé Guild of
The
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Liscomb
Burton Street
Amicae Guild
Social relations theme in religious talks at Sunday services
Rev Herbert D Graetz will discuss social relations and influence in society during the 7:30 evening service with the topic Condition in the Soul. The 10:30 morning service will feature X Soul Comes to Judgment as Graetz's subject.
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Herbert D Graetz
Rey
Mr Graetz
Bladder Irritation Prompts Nighttime Wakeups
A damaged snippet promotes bladder irritation remedies and urges readers to flush the bladder to relieve discomfort. It mentions products and a pharmacist W. Buffington and hints at natural or herbal preparations, urging readers to obtain items from druggists.
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Uéde
Wanted Collectors In Warren For Insurance Job
Classified notice seeks collectors ex insurance men for a position at the Bosworth Building Warren room 6. Interviews by appointment between 9 10 am or 3 5 pm weekly with Mr J.
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Warren
Iaccsct Feenstune
Kodke
Bosworth
Mr. J
Legion department convention moved up a week
The American Legion department convention will take place one week earlier than August 19 to 21 to avoid clashing with the Massachusetts Department gathering. The adjustment was announced by the general arrangements committee after a meeting at the Hotel Belvedere.
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Department
Spelling Bee Breaks Out At Rotary Club Meeting
The Rotary Club packed Wednesday noon at the Hotel Belvedere for a spelling bee pitting Leroy Staples Warren against Frank A Rounds as teacher. Each side had 18 men, with Rounds winning by a margin as the contest ended. Staples used elementary words and tough items included athletics diphtheria and piccalilli. James F Duffy reported strong Frolic Committee finances during a short business session. Guests Charles Warner and John Hallahan of Fall River attended.
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Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Leroy Staples
Warren
Frank A Rounds
Frank J. Sylvia
Rounds
Sylvia
Staples
James F Duffy
Charles Warner
John Hallahan
Fall River
May Queening Planned by Bristol Lions Club
The Bristol Lions Club will hold a May dance on May 21 at the Bristol Casino with a May Queen chosen that night. Arthur M. McCaw, general chairman, says judges will be picked from out of town patrons and booths for the dancer will be available at the Mt Hope Diner.
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Bristol Lions Club
Arthur M. McCaw
Bristol Casino
McCaw
Mt. Hope
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