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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1938

Page

3

Vendor relief touted by Pawtucket man

Joseph Boucher of 1353 Newport Ave Pawtucket shares his testimonial praising Vendol for relieving chronic constipation joint and muscle pains indigestion and headaches. He says the medicine cleanses and revitalizes him with better sleep and energy and urges others with similar troubles to try Vendor sold by Hope Street druggists.

Joseph Boucher J & P Coates Co Newport Ave Pawtucket Hope Drug Co Hope Street

Rhode Island Sets 30 Cent Wages for Women and Minors

Rhode Island Department of Labor announces a new wage order governing laundry and dry cleaning, effective Monday May 2 1938. Women and minors in these industries and related occupations must be paid at least 30 cents per hour, with notices required in pay envelopes for current and new workers.

Thomas F. McMahon Rhode Island My Fe Tee Saeed Mints Oraer Norice Se Tre Ander

Alton Molasky Honored by Quill and Scroll Society

Alton Molasky head of the news department at The Hilltopper Jamaica High School Jamaica New York was named a member of the Quill and Scroll International Honor Society for high school journalists He is one of seven Hilltopper editorial board members admitted for outstanding service on the paper The article notes his journalism interest from Bristol to Jamaica and his fulfillment of this passion.

Alton Molasky Samuel Molasky The Hilltopper Jamaica High School Jamaica N. Y Alton Quill and Scroll International Honor Society Bristol

Hilltopper News Editor Earns National Honor

The Hilltopper, a four page regular stock newspaper, earned the third annual award as outstanding high school paper in the United States granted by Columbia University. Alton Molasky’s Bristol friends will be glad to hear this good news.

Hilltopper Phoenix Columbia University United States Bristol Alton Molasky

Women’s Exposition Broadcasts At Providence Auditorium

A major Women’s Exposition opens at the Providence Auditorium next Monday night and runs through May 8. Daily broadcasts from a 500 spectator viewing area will showcase local participants and a large radio showcase featuring Rudy Vallee and his ensembleMay 2 3 4. A grand fashion show will run each day highlighting America’s top models. The event is sponsored by the RI Federation of Women’s Clubs and aims to display progress across civic religious educational artistic and business fields.

Providence Auditorium Rudy Vallee America New England RI Federation of Women’s Clubs Capi. A. Dis We Oongis

Notice of debt responsibility and door prize event

Thereby give notice that on and after this date I will not be responsible for debts contracted in my name by anyone other than myself. 3 Mono Alexander Gomes, 5 Narrangansett Avenue. April 19, 1938.

Myself

St Marys Sodality Plans Dance May 13

The Immaculate Conception Sodality of St. Marys Church schedules a dance for May 13 in the Colt Memorial high school auditorium with Rhode Island orchestra music. Miss Virginia Scott chairs the arrangements with subcommittees for publicity and hall and a tickets group led by Mary Walsh and Elizabeth King. Assistants include Edward Lavey Thomas Olstead Thomas Fitzpatrick William McCarthy and Thomas Van.

Immaculate Conception Sodality of St. Mary's Church Colt Memorial High School Rhode Island Virginia ‘Scott Margaret McHugh Kathryn Duffy Margaret Connors Constance Campanella Hall Veronica Flynn Esther Conley Irene Girard Doris Martelly Mary Walsh Elizabeth King Ruth Kerr Margaret Burke Catherine Hammill Edward Lavey Thomas Olstead Thomas Fitzpatrick William McCarthy Thomas van

Boccia League Opens Campaign With Victor Over Reliance

The 1938 Cup Defenders Association Boccia League began play Wednesday evening as Pugitan scored a BU vic tory over Reliance in the opening match.

Haces Ny Reliance

Town League Bowlers Feted at Banquet

Town League bowling members closed their season with a banquet at Shorty's Dining Room Warren. Buffington Drug Store team won the league crown with leaders Sam uel J Smith Leon McCaw Robe Nelson Ira Newman and William Reé mieres. Albert Ethelr had the individual average with 11. Vernon Gray and Leon McCaw tied for high single string. Robert Nelson and Samuel J. Smith led high three string total. An entertainment program was enjoyed.

Shorty’s Warren Buffington Drug Store Samuel J Smith Leon McCaw Robe Nelson Ira Newman William Reémieres Albert Ethelr Vernon Gray Robert Nelson Samuel J. Smith The Gathering

U S Bowlers Hold Banquet Recognizes Royals Team

The U S Rubber Products Men's Bowling League crowned the Royals as champions at the Hotel Warren banquet. Team members listed include Gilbert agroce bert Hud Maret Prenés and Joseph Brown. Individual honors went to J Francis Connell Lewis E Dickinson and others for high scores and string differentials.

U. S Rubber Products Warren The Royals Gilbert Agroce Bert Hud Maret Prenés Joseph Brown J. Francis Connell Lewis E. Dickinson Gihere Shaw Fred Bartlett Charles St Angelo Alfred Newton Irwin Potter Willixay T.magee Gwen DiPalma Wesley A. Armstrong

Delegates Named To K of C Convention From Bristol

Grand Knight William T. Dwyer and Past Grand Knight James F. Wylie will be Bristol Council delegates to the Knights of Columbus State convention in East Providence on May 10. Alternates are J Francis Connell and John C. G. Neelawyeys.

William T. Dwyer James F. Wylie Bristol

Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment in Bristol Rhode Island

Public Hearing scheduled in the Coins Chamber Bristol Town Hall on April 20 1938 at 7 30 P M to consider changing the zoning of a parcel on Hope Street from Residence C to Business F the owners Sebastian Bernard and Mary Bernard of Bristol Rhode Island. The hearing is postponed to May 5 188 at the same time and place by order of the Town Council.

Burnside Memorial Bristol Sebastian Bernard Mary Bernard Hope Street County of Rhode Island Finn H. W. Church John W. Churcg HH

Transfer of Intoxicating Beverage License for Loggia Principessa Elena Club

Loggia Principessa Elena Club seeks transfer of license to keep and sell intoxicating beverages at 431 Wood Street to 146 Bradford Street. Town Council session set for Wednesday May 18 1938 at 7 30 PM in Burnside Memorial Building to hear remonstrances. by order of Town Council John W Church.

Loggia Principessa Elena Club Wood Street Bradford Street Burnside Memorial Building John W Church

Probate court schedules multiple Bristol estate actions in 1938 notices

Probate filings from Bristol announce the fourteenth account for Oskytel H. Clarke guardian estate with a May 16 hearing, a request for a 1938 administrator for Evaristo F. Mello, and a first and final account for Alice Bullock estate with a May 16 review. Notices run fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.

Bristol Oskytel H. Clarke Industrial Trust Company Oskytel H Clarke John W. Church Evaristo F. Mello Evarista Mello Carmela Federico Evaristo F Mello Evaristo Mello Emilio Diannuccillo Probate Bristol Phoenix Alice Bullock Henry H. Bullock John W.church

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Charles M. Connery Tel Burton ST Bristol Council K. of C State Street MR. and Mrs. Wise Graoe Buttonwood Dairy Burnside Social Club P. Hall, Makowsky Bldg DOOR Alexander Gomes Narrangansett Avenue James Hanley Co R. I AAA St. Mary’s Sodality Wits E Gusti Mansi U. S Boston Sunday
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