Senior Girls Club Bowl to CGO 34 25 in YMCA clash
The Catholic Girls Organization and the Senior Girls Club met Tuesday at the YMCA for a private championship game. CGO led with strong formations as Esther Migliori and Martha Massimo scored 15 and 13. Mary Lou Serbst and Joan Osterberg led Girls Club with 11 and 10. The series continues with a planned May 8 finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Catholic Girls Organization
C.G.O
Esther Migliori
Martha Massano
Mary Lou Serbst
Joan Osterberg
Theresa DelPiano
Marian Massone
Beatrice Nero
Louise Arpaia
Rose Scolaro
Louise Sansone
Catherine Connery
Jean
Obituary Mrs Margaret M Morris of Bristol
Mrs. Margaret M Morris 79 of 260 Hope Street Bristol died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital after a short illness. Widow of Patrick H Morris she was born August 13 1866 in Bristol. Survived by two sons Philip Morris Naugatuck Conn Terence Morris Boston four daughters Annie Smith Margaret Greene Catherine Rinaldi Ellen Kinsley Bristol Concord two brothers John Duffy Riverside James Duffy Bristol one sister Mary McCarthy Bristol. Funeral Monday at 815 from home with a 9 am Mass at St Marys Church burial in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Morris
Hope Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Patrick H. Morris
Bristol
Philip Morris
Naugatuck
William J. Ingram Dies After Short Illness
William J. Ingram 50 of 404 High Street dies Wednesday in a Fall River hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Bristol and educated there, once a Bristol Juniors football player. He served on Bristol Council and belonged to Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society of St Marys Church. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral 8:15 AM from Connery Funeral Home, burial in St Marys Cemetery after Requiem Mass at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ingram
High Street
Fall River
Jacob R
Mary E. (Stracker) Ingram
Bristol
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
St Mary’s Church
Incinerator Site Picks Narrowed By Two Town Boards
The Planning Board and the Zoning Board of Review met to select incinerator site options after touring eight locations. Five were eliminated. three remain in the poll: Maintarn Farm, present tower dump, and Broad Common Road. Report due to Town Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Zoning Board of Review
Burnside Memorial
A. A. Edmonds
Maintarn
Broad Common Road
Brechin
Woodlawn Avenue
Defiance
Asylum Road
Frederick T Goff
Zoning Board
R. S. Bosworth
Mr Edmonds
Elmer E. Angell
Planning
Earl] P Mathewson
Frank S Giglio
Frank J Sylvia
Frank M. Dimond
Julio F Xavier, Sr
Angelo Pozzi
Officers Re-elected By Nursing Association
Charles B Rockwell was re elected president of the Bristol District Nursing Association at the 23rd annual meeting in the Rockwell House. Other officers named include Vice President Wallis E Howe and Treasurer Norton M Zindertstein. Nursing Committee members and executives from local companies and schools were appointed, including Huestis as chairman of the Nursing Committee and Perrone as superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Rockwell
Bristol District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Wallis E Howe
Norton M Zinderstein
Evelyn Carter
Robert J. Connery
Wesley A Armstrong
United States Rubber Company
John Condon
Halsey de Wolf
Arthur H Eastman
Carr Manufacturing Company
Joseph H Farrell
Collins & Aikman Corporation
Ruth Graham
Rudolf
Nathanael G. Herreshoff
William H. Angevine
Wesley A. Armstrong
Luke H. Callan
Stanley E. Friswell
Mollie Hamill
William B. MacColl
Arthur’ M McCaw
Frank Perry
Charles B. Rockwell
Henry A Street
W. Frederick Wiliams
Veterans May Join Blue Cross Within 90 Days
Providence Rhode Island Blue Cross will allow veterans to join within 90 days of discharge. Executive director Stanley H Saunders says the policy dates from wartime service and will stay in effect while many in the states military remain. The plan aids those not in a Blue Cross group and covers unmarried and married discharged service members under 66 who are unemployed retired or in small firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Blue Cross
Stanley H Saunders
Rhode Island
Saunders
Blue Criss
Fucster
Mt. 4Th
Blue Cros Group
Grain supply crisis hits New England grain dealers
John D Peck Grain Co of Warren reports severe shortages across New England as April quotas dwindle. Herman W Possner warns relief is unlikely and small allocations force dealers to ration. He calls for Senators and Representatives to secure an equitable share to protect dairy and poultry sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Peck Grain Co
Warren
New England
Herman W Possner
Boston
Agriculture Department
U. S
Possner
Midwest
Mr. Possner
Bristol Community Theatre Seeks New Suggestions For Season
The Bristol Community Theatre Group met at the YMCA Library to discuss bringing new shows to town. They want not revivals but fresh productions and are accepting public suggestions via guest cards, though none were returned. The Fall plans include presenting the mystery play Double Door with Morrissey stating openness to ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bristol Community Theatre Group
YMCA
Bristol
Community Theatre
Donald F Morrissey
Morrissey
Scout Leaders Plan Training and Events Across Bristol County
Bristol County District Boy Scouts of America will meet tonight at Scout Hall to organize a patrol leaders training course for May 4 and 5 at Camp King Philip. Other items include Quiz Night at First Troop, Cub Scout session in Providence, Bugle Corps rehearsals, and a waste paper drive on May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
Camp King Philip
George R Fish
Green Bar Scouts
Narragansett Council
Providence
J Harold Williams
R. I. Fife, Drum and Bugle Association
May Events Schedule Across Churches and Clubs
A string of community gatherings includes May 1 breakfast by the Amicae Guild of the First Baptist Church at 6 am, May 4 banquet at Narragansett Hotel, May 4 dance at Yacht Club by the Couples Club of St Michael's Church, and June 6 garden club event hosted by Allan Wood for the Bristol Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicae Guild of the First Baptist Church
Couples Club
St Michael’s Church
Allan Wood
The
Bristol Garden Club
Colt defeats Warren 11 to 6 in baseball clash
Colt beat Warren 11 to 6 in a high scoring game paced by Carulli Raiola and Desmarais. Colt led 3 0 after the first inning Warren tied it in the second. Colt pulled away with five runs in the eighth and Ratola belted a home run with one on in the ninth. Colt aims for its third win versus Barrington at Guiteras Field.
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Carulli
Raiola
Desmarais
Colt
Warren
Ratola
Barrington
Guiteras Field
Baker
Cordeiro
Bernardo
Dober
J Marsano
Ps Matrone
Po R Barry
P Barber
H. Tavarese
D Barry
J Barry
E Mendillo
Bartlett
Wyrostek
D. Muccino
Sampson
Alfano
Denault
Servant
Maisano
Ranola
Doberto Desmarais
Carull
Carulh
Balk Cordeiro
Engagement announced for Lena Sink and Ralph Proto
The engagement of Miss Lena Sink daughter of Mrs Joseph Lee Sink of Lexington North Carolina to Ralph Proto son of Mr and Mrs Antonio Proto of 17 Coggeshall Avenue has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Sink
Joseph Lee Sink
Lexington, N. C
Ralph Proto
Antonio Proto
Coggeshall Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
John and
Annie (Gaynor) Duffy
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary Johnson
Warwick
Ruth Desautel
Nora Farr
East Greenwich
Frances Gordon
George
James
Wickford
Charles M. Connery
Burton Street
St Mary's Cemetery
Colonial Hotel
State St
NEW Colonial Band
Rothwell Photo-Print CO
Strand
Room
R. I
UNION
Confidential Service
American Society of Civil Engineers
National Society of Professional Engineers
Society of American Military Engineers
Civil Engineer Corps
Us.n.r
Joseph G. A. Riccio
Dewolf Avenue
George F. Mulholland Co
Broad St
GEO. F. Mulholland CO
Providence, R. I
Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
Wirthmore Feeds
Bridgeport
Conn
Warren Grain Company
Mr. Morrissey
Ralph Kinder
Earle Mathewson
Joseph Kinder
BOY Scout
Narragansett Hotel
Fulford Manufacturing Company
Stewart Street
Gates
TEL
Thames Street
Bradford
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