Natural Monday showdown in Ever-Ready Olympian battle
Fans expect a decisive Monday game as Ever-Readys lead the Twi League with Frost Kings and Olympians in close pursuit. Olympians and Frost Kings seek a playoff chance, while US Rubber hopes for a late push in a tight race. Umpire Joseph urged a 6 15 start for a full, tenacious night. Foxy Marshall faces Alex Fish on the hillock with a high-stakes, finish-long duel. Thursday week pits Frost Kings against US Rubber.
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Frost Kings
Olympians
Doc Callery
Larney Bisbane
Hody
Johnnie Joseph
Foxy Marshall
Alex Fish
U S Ruber
Y M C A Sets 4000 Dollar Goal In Annual Drive
The Bristol Y M C A launches a $4000 fundraising campaign led by Fred Williams with a 6 pm Rockwell Hall luncheon for captains and workers. E S Mapes and other officials will speak as solicitors cards are issued to volunteers. The drive notes past gains and ongoing needs to cover operating costs.
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Rockwell Hall
E. S Mapes
Bristol Rotary Club
Bristol
Fred Williams
C. B
Milk Truck overturns after striking tree
A Bay View Dairy milk truck from Riverside owned by Frank Riola of Wood Street overturned on Hope Street while traveling south. The crash left milk and broken glass across the road but no injuries were reported. Riola blamed a component failure on the truck and Officer Michael Bullock investigated the scene.
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Earl
Bay View Dairy
Riverside
Frank Riola
Wood Street
Hope Street
Ruiola
Michael Bullock
Auxiliary Unit of Kearney Post Meets Tonight
The Auxiliary Unit of Kearney Post gathers this evening at the Hydraulion Fire Company hall to conduct routine business and address ongoing matters.
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Kearney Post
Hydraulion Fire Company
Caretaker Opens Burning of 1000 Tree Stumps at Town Dump
Giacomo Marasco, caretaker at the Bristol town dump, began burning nearly 1000 storm killed tree stumps. The logs were relocated after the hurricane last September and stacked with tarpaper to create an ongoing pyre, with some stumps weighing up to 15 tons.
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Giacomo Marasco
Bristol
Flash Gordon
Mr. Marasco
Bristol Girl Enrolls At Cambridge Longy Music School
Miss Mary Howe DeWolf of Bristol Rhode Island enrolled as a piano voice and solfege student at the Longy School of Music in Cambridge Massachusetts during the six weeks summer session. The school now in its 25th year is linked to Nadia Boulang er the noted French conductor and composer who has taught there. The summer faculty includes E Power Briggs Edwin Bodky and Wilh Apel with courses in college harmony counterpoint private lessons languages and more.
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Mary Howe DeWolf
Bristol
Rhode
Summer Theatre Manager Speaks at Rotary Meeting
Miss Helen Arthur Newport Casino Theatre manager spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon describing summer plays and performers. She shared backstage work and entertaining anecdotes from her theatre career. Guests included Lester K Little from the Chinese customs service and others from Yonkers and Raleigh.
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Newport Casino Theatre
Helen Arthur
Rotary Club
YMCA
Mr. Little
Po. Furlaughs
Cuida
A A Edmonds
China
Carl B Meyers
Yonkers
N Y
Frank Fighme
Raleigh
N C
Ever Readys Top Frost Kings in Twilight League
Ever Readys defeated Frost Kings 5 to 1 to seize first place in the Twilight Baseball League. Benvides pitched for Frost Kings while Danny Vargas earned the win for Ever Readys as Thames Street firemen pounded four runs in the third inning. An accident near the end saw 8 year old Johnnie Bastandi struck by a bat. DAngelo ordered an X-ray to assess injuries.
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Benevides
Boy
Vargas
Billy Doran
Doc Callery
Frost Kings
Thames Street
Santa Claus
Artie Pansa
Canto Benevides
Biancuzzo
Danny Vargas
Manny Borges
Johnnie Bastandi
Dr D'Angelo
Kearney Post 6 to Hear Nominating Report This Evening
Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Hydraulion Fire Company's Hall. The Nominating Committee led by A A Edmonds Charles E Burns and Domenic Mascolo will present a slate for officers and the executive committee. Elections are set for Sept 1 with reports due from several committees including Sea Scouts and Sons of the Legion.
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Kearney
American Legion
Hydraulion Fire Company
A A. Edmonds
Charles E. Burns
Domenic Mascolo
A A Edmonds
Charles FE. Burns
George R Fish
Samuel J Smith
Domenica . Mescglo
Comrate Juse W
P. D. V. C. Sea Scouts
Joseph M Edmonds
Sons of the Legion
Joseph F. Bruno
Tax Exempt Property In the Town of Bristol
The annual report of the Board of Tax Assessors lists tax exempt property in Bristol totaling 4 640 630 dollars. Exemptions are itemized under their respective classifications.
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Town of
Bristol
The
Board of Tax Assessors
Town
State President Speaks at Bristol Garden Club Meeting
Mrs John A Gammons president of the Rhode Island Federation of Garden Clubs spoke at the Bristol Garden Club gathering held Wednesday at the home of Mrs Edward L Leahy. She reported her spring trip to Colorado Springs as Rhode Island’s representative at the National Federation of Garden Clubs meeting. Miss Helen Arthur of the Newport Casino Theatre discussed the season’s plays. Tea was served by Mrs Fred M Dixon Jr as Mrs William W Perry was absent. 38 members and guests attended. The group plans to meet August 15 at Fish Hawk Farm, Metacom avenue, the residence of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Carr.
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John A Gammons
RI Federation of Garden Clubs
Bristol Garden Club
Edward L. Leahy
Gammons
Colorado Springs
Rhode Island
National Federation of Garden Clubs
Helen Arthur
Newport Casino Theatre
Newport
Fred M. Dixon, Jr
William W. Perry
Samuel C Wardwell
Fish Hawk Farm
Arthur H Carr
Metacom Avenue
No Water Shortage Promised for Bristol Yet
James G Carns Jr manager of the Bristol County Water Company said there is plenty of water for the rest of the summer even if rainfall stops. The statement contrasts urban and industrial certainty with farmers who would welcome two or three days of rain.
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James G Carns, Jr
Bristol County Water Company
Doctor G Adelbert Emard Dies in Mansfield Mass
Officers of the Bristol Rotary Club were advised by telegraph of the death of G Adelbert Emard M D yesterday in Mansfield Massachusetts. He was a past district governor of Rotary International. Funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow at St Johns Church Rumford Avenue Mansfield.
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Bristol Rotary Club
G Adelbert Emard
Mansfield
Mass
Emard
31St Distict
Rotary International
St. John’s Church
Rumford Avenue
Rhode Island Blue Cross Plan Promotes Hospital Bill Relief
The article describes a regional push in Rhode Island to fund future medical costs through the Blue Cross Hospital Service Corporation. It outlines monthly payments from 50 cents for individuals up to 190 dollars for family groups, with semi private two bed room options.
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Nere
Rhode Island
Blue Cross Hospital Service Corporation
New Venture Seeks Rate Approval For Moderate Income Care
Kenneth D MacColl announced that the new corporation has received rate approval from the State department. The venture aims to provide hospital care for people of moderate means and prevent financial strain. Enrollment begins next week with agreements effective on Sept 1.
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State Department
Kenneth D MacColl
Rhode Island Blue Cross Announces Ward Care Plan
The Rhode Island Blue Cross introduces an outstanding voluntary community hospitalization plan with ward care provided by a small number of similar plans nationwide. The rate for individuals will be lower than rivals and family memberships also compare favorably with the lowest Blue Cross offerings.
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United States
Blue Cross
Rhodes Island
Rhode Island
Hospital Co operative Plans Offer Low Rates for Families
Ten hospitals participate with a total of 1 772 beds including ward, semi private and private options. Ward plan membership costs 50 cents monthly for individuals, $1.10 for couples, and $1.40 for family groups. 12 months registered required for maternity benefits. Semi private plan charges 75 cents individual, $1.50 couple, and $1.90 family group. Rhode Island plan provides equal service to all family members under the family group.
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Rhode Island
Joining by employment group with direct options
The text explains that joining through a workplace group is recommended with the group treasurer collecting monthly payments for the whole group. Individuals may pay directly to Blue Cross if the group has four members or fewer, but this incurs an extra $1 annual charge due to increased bookkeeping.
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Blue Cross
Nonprofit Hospitalization Service Contact Details
The executive director Stanley H Saunders invites inquiries. His Providence office handles communications for the nonprofit hospitalization service.
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Stanley H. Saunders
Providence
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Ernest G Brown
A M Miller
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Glen Smith
James G Carns
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Arthur M McCaw
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W Wall
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Fred Coggeshall
Edward St Angelo
Eart G Sturdevant
Henry Sanford
Abe Thompson
Viola Leclerc
A W Barrett
Frank A Rounds
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J. H. Tuphin
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Reno
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Lowell Thomas News
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Marjorie Reynolds
Dick Purcell
Ann Sothern
Robert Young
Maisie
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Ian Hunter
Cliff Edwards
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Rotary Meeting
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Bristol Housing Guild
Wardwell Lumber CO
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Garden Club
G. Adelbert Emard, M. D
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