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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1932
Page
2
Father Vieira, a steady leader who guided his flock through Bristol's factory closure, dies suddenly. As a 12 member Public Aid director since March, he offered prudent, public minded service and attention to many cases, leaving a heartfelt impact on his community.
About 30 to 40 members of the Swimmers' Class will stage a Mardi Gras event at the Bath House tomorrow at 10 30. Raymond Makowsky, the swimming instructor, will oversee the contest with prizes awarded for costume classes. Grotesque costumes may contend with beautiful ones for a fun afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor groups from First Congregational and First Baptist in town and the First Baptist Church of Warren announce a joint summer outing on Thursday. Activities include swimming, competitive games, and refreshments at Bayberry Farm Poppasquash from 1:30 to 3:00. They move to Hosea High Street for bridge and dancing from 7:00 to 10:30 with Norman F. Benard as general committee chair.
Citizens are urged to wrap corn husks in newspapers or paper bags for disposal. Do not place them with other garbage in garbage pulls.
The report details the 1932 Washington bonus march and riots. It cites 12,000 marchers half veterans or non veterans, one fourth veterans on compensation, 5500 traveled home, and clashes with police leading to one death and injuries. Troops restored order with no shots fired. The Red Cross aided evacuees. radicals blamed, generals said only to protect lives.
Supt of Schools Elmer Majes completes Harvard summer school course. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford return from a White Mountains Newport tour. August Furniture Sale at William H. Bell Inc. birth of William Irving to Mr. and Mrs. Sherman at Truesdale Hospital. Parish supper hosted by Rev Darby at Hope Street. Wilbur party returns from Sunapee excursion. Helen Keenan returns to Providence after visit. Mousseau family returns from Greenport L I. Rotary Club speaker Rev Allen R Greene of Union City N J. Della Morte family visits Frankin Street. First Congregational Church Men’s Union meets at Guiteras House. Dr. Alfred M Merriman appointed president at Bell ads. Alder hosts clam bake and bridge party with Elen Tate and others.
A paraphrased passage extols valiant effort amid error and hardship. It asserts true achievement comes from those who strive for worthy causes, endure failures, and embrace risk, avoiding the timid who know neither victory nor defeat.
Mr and Mrs Domenic Raiolla announce the birth of a son. Residents and guests share visits across Portsmouth New Hampshire Newark New Jersey Narragansett Pier and Bristol. Community events include lodge outings, birthday parties, plays planned by the BTA Amusement Association, and a yacht club dance with 125 attendees.
The reserve formerly known as Colorado National Forest in north central Colorado was renamed Roosevelt National Forest by a proclamation of President Hoover. The area extends from near Denver to the Wyoming state line.
Folklore and modern science stress care of shed baby teeth for healthy permanent dentition. Three simple rules: milk and fruits, chewy dry toast for exercise, and thorough cleaning. The paper invites reader questions on dental health, answered anonymously by American Dental Association specialists.
A Boston Transcript note laments scarce chicken feed amid ongoing world shifts. The piece comments on supply disruptions and rising costs affecting farmers and households seeking staple poultry feed.
The August Delineator reviews Edith Wharton’s The Gods Arrive as a funny yet sprawling sequel to Hudson River Bracketed noting many characters and Dicken-like detail. It also discusses Princess Der Ling’s Jades and Dragons, praising wit while highlighting the author’s cosmopolitan life and notable encounters.
Rasputin known as Gregor Novikh was a notorious Russian monk whose nickname carries opprobrious meaning denoting dissolute licentiousness.
The Agate House in the Petrified Forest National Park is the unique ruin crafted entirely from agate stone. This one of a kind structure stands as a notable example of ancient stone construction using local mineral resources.
A concise maxim urging high service standards. It emphasizes exceeding needs and delivering quality beyond expectations. The phrase implies proactive effort and responsive care across situations.
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