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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1948

Page

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Bristol Business Civic Association Seeks Members

A campaign letter announces the BBCA aims to unite Bristol merchants and distressed civic groups. It lists dues from $2 to $25 based on company size and notes clergy have full membership free of dues. The charter outlines community improvement and retail interests with meetings first Mondays at Hotel Belvedere.

Bristol Alroll Hope Street BBCA Belvedere Edward J. D Kunz

Bristol Polo Team Plans Air Trip to Norwich University

Weir P Williams says the Bristol Polo Club will fly to Norwich University for a Saturday match. The team departs from McDonald Airways in the morning and returns by plane after the game. horses supplied by the University. Bristol also schedules a May 2 benefit game in Bristol to draw local spectators.

Bristol Norwich University Weir P Williams Williams McDonald Airways Vermont The University Norwich Newport

Bristol Scout Becomes 40th Eagle in Narragansett Court

John DeWitt Sylvester 19, son of Mr and Mrs Harold T Sylvester of 33 St Elizabeth Street, earned Eagle Scout at the Narragansett Council Eagle Court of Honor in Providence County Court House. He joined the First Bristol Troop in 1942 and earned 21 merit badges, serving as assistant patrol leader, patrol leader, quartermaster and Den Chief. He later became a Life Scout and Eagle after wartime service as a War Service Ace badge recipient.

John DeWitt Vincent Sylvester Harold T. Sylvester St. Elizabeth Street Jeremiah E. O’connell Supreme Court Providence County Court House Narragansett Council Florence Pinhero Bristol Corricelli Board of Review FirstTroop Camp Yawgoog Tribe of George R Fish

Good Returns In Cancer Drive

Wallace H Dibble is named head of the Industrial and Commercial Division for Rhode Island Cancer Society fundraising. Albert E Marshall leads as campaign chair to secure donations from firms, with a $145,000 state goal and $7,000 target for the Field Army. Local chairmen and donors, including several corporate groups, are listed as regional organizers seek broad corporate support for cancer control.

Wallace H Dibble Cancer Control Herman L Pitts Rhode Island Cancer Society Pitts Rhode Island Field Army Albert E Marshall Rumford Chemical Works Dr Pitts Marshall Wesserly Earl D Sylvia Westerly Ralph Artigas H W Bentz Wakefield Fred Wolf Woonsocket Joseph Axelrod Harold Merriman Providence Lawrence H Cook Barrington Warren Bristol Walker Maison Cancer Control Fund Raymond Makowsky Makowsky

Bristol Community Theater Holds Meeting on April 20

The Bristol Community Theater announces a Tuesday meeting on April 20 at 745 P M for ticket distribution and ticket sales discussion. Miss Regina Farley and Donald Morrissey will provide refreshments after the session and plans for a laboratory production advance to April 26 with two one scene plays titled A La Gatre and An Evening of Bridge.

Bristol Community Theater Regina Farley Donald Morrissey

Fire causes minor damage in Alder Beach Terrace kitchen

A small fire sparked by spontaneous combustion in a drawer under a kitchen sink triggered a general alarm and was extinguished early Sunday by local firemen. Fred Guevremont reported about $200 damage to the kitchen of Albert E Alder’s Beach Terrace Road residence.

Fred Guevremont Albert E Alder Beach Terrace Road

Health Dept Probes Bristol Water Pollution Claim

Bristol town council weighs steps after a complaint of stream turbidity near the Mt Hope Farms. The State Health Dept is investigating pollution tied to the Bristol Rubber Co plant dumps and will report findings after analyses.

Bristol Spe R. F. Haffenreffer ‘III Mt .Hope Farms State Department of Health William L. Serbst Edward A. McLaughlin United States Rubber Company Joseph Castronovo McLaughlin Bristol Town Mount Hope Bay Haffenreffer Ehost Quito

Oldest Bristol sign from National Rubber era to be shown

Miss Elizabeth Bourn plans to present Bristol Historical Society with a brass 1860s sign from the National Rubber Co. Bristol plant. The sign reads Office National Rubber Co with a directional hand. It was once near Wood Street archway and will be framed before donation.

Bristol Bristol Historical Society Elizabeth Bourn National Rubber United States Rubber Company Miss Bourn Augustius O Bourn Rubber Company Hus Wood Street National Rubber Co

Parish Girls Celebrate Onomastic Day With Gifts And Play

The Junior Children of Mary at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel held an onomastic day celebration on April 14 with poetry and song honoring their pastor Rev. Joseph Sorzana. A farce, songs, and talks featured Etta Cavallaro, Joanna Squatrito, Elena Proto, and others while committees and decorations were noted. John Carlson, a Worthington Minnesota electric worker, witnessed a dramatic sudden bird fall caused by a mass bird strike. He found hundreds of dead and live birds under snow and lights, later reported in Audubon Magazine and linked to a larger 1500 square mile area and millions killed but with no long-term decline observed.

Grace Vorro Christine Rich Margaret Pelland Joseph Sorzana Barbara Garvey Theresa Velleca Martha Ruggiero Emilia Notorangelo John Carlson Worthington Minnesota Carlson Audubon Magazine

Longspurs Fall To March Snowstorm In Iowa Flight

On March 13 1904 Lapland longspurs迁 flocked from southern Iowa toward the Far North. A southward snowstorm from Fort Dodge to Sioux City blunted the migration, sinking many birds to earth where they died across three states, ending the arduous journey.

Lapland Iowa Fort Dodge Sioux City

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