Births and Community Notices Roundup in Rhode Island
The notices announce a birth in Fall River area of daughter Diane to Mr. and Mrs. Ribeiro, a second son Del to Gloucester City residents, and various local events. Items include banquets by Gas House Bowling League at White Spa Fall River, a clambake planned for June 17 at King Philip, meetings of F.O.E. Auxiliary and American Legion District 2, a Holy Name Society dinner dance in June, a Sunday sermon on You Can Perform A Miracle, and Co‑Man Co Club talks. Public schools to close next week for spring recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas House Bowling League
White Spa
Fall River
King
Philip
Holy Name Society
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Salvatore Rossi
Cliff Drive
Ferdinand A. Bruno
Fortunato Caruso
Guista Gogtia
Joseph Goulart
Kearney
American Legion
Department of Rhode Island
Tiverton
Portsmouth
Mrs Sousa Dies After Long Illness At Portsmouth Home
Mrs Gertrude Bettencourt Sousa wife of Manuel C Sousa died at 202 Sprague Street Portsmouth after a long illness. Born May 5 1907 in Portsmouth she was a lifelong resident and a communicant of St Anthony Church. Survived by husband son daughter brother sister and several nephews. Funeral arrangements set with wake hours and St Anthony Church Mass at 9 am. Burial in St Columba Cemetery Middletown.
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Manuel C. Sousa
Gertrude (Bettencourt) Sousa
Sprague St
Portsmouth
John and
Fannie (Gonsalves) Bettencourt
St. Anthony’s Church
Catholic Women’s Club
Robert M. Sousa
Déliaht Sousa
John Bettencourt
Angie White
Flora E. Bullock
J.E. Connors
Bristol Ferry Rd
St. Columba’s Cemetery
Middletown
Found-A Savings stamp album found in post office box
Postmaster Daniel W Coggeshall reports a stamp album found Tuesday inside a collection box at the local post office. He believes it was dropped by a letter sender and will return it to the rightful owner upon proper identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W Coggeshall
Five Day Weather Forecast for Bristol and Providence
Bristol and Providence area forecast from the U S Weather Station at Rillagrove for April 18 1958 shows average temperatures more than six degrees above normal through Wednesday with mild weather into early next week. Northern New England will be slightly cooler this weekend with precipitation expected as light showers totaling under one quarter inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Providence
Role Of Chemistry Today Discussed At Rotary Event
Samuel Chapman Jr speaking at the Rotary Club meeting praised chemistry in modern life. He showed a 15 minute film on the chemical industry’s daily role, noting wartime origins, seven year product development cycles, and 58 000 glass formulas at Corning. He cited cost reductions from new coatings and plexiglass lights, predicting continued rapid growth and labor efficiency. Howard R Newman reported on a Canton district conference, and the club accepted an invitation to join Rhode Island Lions Safety Day parade plans on April 20 in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Chapman, Jr
Rotary Club
White Rail
Corning Glass Company
Chanman
Chapman
Howard R. Newman
Canton
Mass
The
Lions of
Rhode Island
Providence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anthony Ribeiro
Ryan Ave
Diane
Lying In Hospital
Ribeiro
Barbara St. Onge
Warren
F.O.E
Eagles He'l
Christian Science Services
Barrington
YMCA
Albert E. Hutchison
First Congregational Church
Eric Marsden
Co-Mar- Co
Guiteras House
Samuel Rumph
Delbert W Tildesley
St Michael’s Church
Mabel C Kumph
Franklin St
St Michael's Church
Doire
Philip, Camaron
Kerrets Marshall
Famph
Carlo Peres Pural
North Beral Ground
Canon Tildesley
Kumph
Samuel Kumph
Rhode Island Hospital
Newport Family Drive-In
Tomite
SAT
Walt Disney
Dorothy McGuire
Fess Parker
Tre
Technicolor
June Allyson
Jack Lemon
SUN
Joker
Frank Sinatra
Jeanne Crain
Mitz Gaynor
Eddie Albert
Holden
Bendix
Streets of
Laredo
Florence E. Wilson
Nayatt Rd
Relcal
Warren Liquor & Wine CO
Stor
Joyce ST
Bristol
Phoenix
U. S
Rillagrove
Chainderers
Hope & Bradford
American Mattress CO
Westminster ST
Prov
Ironwear
Ma Ses
Eisenstadt
Hope St
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