Prohibition Case Sees Rand Fail to Appear in Providence
In Providence yesterday the Federal Prohibition Agents case against Sigmund Rand and three co-defendants proceeded in Superior Court. Rand did not appear before Judge Hahn. Sisson announced steps against surety Harry Soren of 199 Sackett Street. Capias issued. co-defendants Berkelheimer and the two Kirks reassigned for May 17.
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Providence
Federal Prohibition
Sigmund Rand
Mount Hope Bay
Rand
Hahn
Superior Court
Charles P. Sisson
Harry Soren
Sackett Street
Capias
Jacob Berkelheimer
Bernard J
Thomas F Kirk
Sisson Rand
Berkelheimer
Kirks
Prohibition
Hugh F Kelley
Bristol
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Suburban Base Ball League Elects Officers
A meeting of the newly organized Rhode Island Suburban Base Ball League elected President Henry S Bing ham of Providence Acting Secretary George Curran of Warren and Treasurer John Natel of Warren. Next Monday April 26 a further two franchises may file.
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Rhode Island
Providence Journal Sporting Rooms
Henry S Bingham
Providence
George Curran
Warren
John Natel
Anthonys
Michael Gaffnex
Mgr
Centredale AC
Mathew Lowe
Warren Mfg Co
Mac-Murra
Central Fire Co
Francis Higgins
Nelco
Lou Burlagh
Donat Ard
White Fagtles
Philip Webbs
Mer
Townes
Harold Slippee
Mer Gaines
Vwouday
Othe Townes
von Rowsted
Harves Gladiue
Gladue Andrade Lee W Tladut
Marshall Moore
Guevremont, Sousa
Leo Menard Mansi
Fthier
Local church groups host events and visits across town
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Pollock's home on Noyes avenue. St. Joseph feast noted for St Elizabeth's 10:30 mass with Rev Vieira. Gladding siblings visited and toured with Lavenia Mahnken. Women’s Home Missionary Society packed a barrel for Tougaloo University. Optometrist ad offers same day glasses. St Mark feast noted with Bishop Perry's visit and confirmation set for 10:30 service. Local theatergoers attended Breezy Point in Warren. Ever Ready Engine crew and Fife Band traveled to Appenaug for Vigilant Fire Company fair. Mount Carmel parish fair planned at Italian Hall. Holy Name Juniors beat Frog Hollow 15–9. Pop Gallagher hit three homers. Magee pitched well. Holy Name to face Narragansett Juniors next Saturday.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street M. E
George Pollock
Noyes Avenue
Clinton T. Sherman
Franklin H. Springer
New Haven
St. Joseph
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Francisco G. Vieira
Richard S. Gladding
Catherine
Beverly
Mass
Lavenia Mahnken
Hope Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Tougaloo University
J P Krevolin
Hope St
Franklin
S. Wesley Gladding
East Walpole
Institute Hall
Warren
Kev Fr Downing
St Mary's Church
Appenaug
Vigilant Fire Company
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church i
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Ralph Alisio
Holy Name Juniors
Frog Hollow
Pop” Gallagher
Holy Name
Magee
Narragansett
Fragmentary OCR News Bite
Incomplete readable lines show scattered words and unclear names. The fragment hints at a brief local or sports item but lacks coherent details for a fuller summary.
Community notices and events from Pleasant Street to Ferry Road
The report lists church society meetings and services at First Baptist and St Marys Church, a Mary O Rourke repose anniversary mass, and a Woman's Auxiliary gathering at the Wardwell home. It notes a K of P and Pythian Sisters event, a theater program at Olympia Bristol, and a sermon on safeguarding the nation. It mentions Ferry road reconstruction, a double ended Bristol ferry, and local town council items including a proposed slaughterhouse opposition and a health officer comment.
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Theelite Society of the First Baptist Church
Henry Bullock
Pleasant Street
Mary O'o’rourke
St. Mary's Church
Woman's Foreign Mission Auxiliary
American Legion
Brave Heart
Joseph Seymour Luther
Belmont
Mass
John Chadbourne
Maine
Ferry Road
State Board of Public Roads
Callan Construction Company
Wood Street
Ferry Roads
Bristol
Constitution Street
George F Sturtevant
Providence
Baptist Churches of
Rhode Island
First Baptist Church
Olympia Theatre
Charles A Brett
Burnyde Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
West Bridge Water
Howard Lodge
Burnside Lodge
Local Sol Ists to Sing at American Legion Night
Thursday evening WEAN Providence hosts American Legion Night with talents from all posts and auxiliaries. Kearney Post and Auxiliary perform pieces including A Brown Bird Singing Macushla Friend of Mine Lassie O Mine Just Been Wond'ring All Day Long In An Old Fashioned Town with Nora E Dwyer and accompanists. Program begins 7 40 p m.
Traveling cup to be presented to East Greenwich American Legion
Auburn Unit will present a traveling cup to East Greenwich Unit at Odd Fellow's Hall tomorrow at 8 pm. Members of Kearney Post No 6 and Auxiliary are invited to attend, with the cup circulating among units statewide and similar in concept to the traveling gavel.
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East Greenwich
American Legion
Auburn
Odd Fellow's Hall
Auditorium Exercises Feature Speaking Contest and Play
The John Post Reynolds school held an auditorium program Friday with a speaking contest and a short play. Helen Giorgio won first in speaking, with Rebecca Alisio second, among other contestants including Carl Lee and Joseph Pers. Judges were Miss Cora Hill, Mrs. Anna Doyle, and Miss Dorothy Drown. The play The Boston Tea Party followed, featuring Angelo Delmonico, Joseph Luca, Paul Thompson, John Stanton, Nunzio Goglio, Charles Luther, Nicola Castigliego, Vincent Cicerchia, and Frank Correira.
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John Post Reynolds
Helen Giorgio
Alisio
Carl Lee Josephe Pers
Viosephine Pers
Saverio ‘Paradis UN Aera M”Ughey
Charles Pendleton
Cora M. Hill
Anna E. Doyle
Dorothy J. Drown
Y M C A Finances Close April Twenty Ninth
The Bristol Y M C A announces its financial year ends April 29 and receipts for the current year must arrive by then. Several hundred dollars remain unpaid on the campaign fund alongside membership dues. Checks should be made out to Henry Wood, treasurer, and mailed to the Y. M. C. A.
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Bristol “Y
Henry Wood
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Suburban Baseball League
A. A. Edmonds Co. Insurance Agency
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Frank Lanzire
Buffington’s Pharmacy
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Washington
William L. Manchester
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Thames Street
Antonio Mello
Bradford Street
Reba Lodge
Charles W. Martini
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Societa Santa Maria de Merino
Metacom Avenue
John Hugh Magee
District Court OF the United States
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John Tf
Bristol Phenix
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Phihilip DeWolf
High Street
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Studebaker
Thomas F Brown
Congregational Street
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State St
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Leclair
Burton Street
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Thomas F. Bretsford & Son
G. H. Spencer Roofing Co
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
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Charles A. Johnson
Hope
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