Charles Varnum Perry Jr Dies Sudden in Baltimore
Charles Varnum Perry Jr a Bristol native and Hartford Accident auditor died suddenly in Baltimore Md after months of illness He was organist and choirmaster at St Margarets Church in Baltimore and a great grandson of Oliver Hazard Perry Survivors include five brothers and a sister Requiem Mass will be held at Trinity Church with burial in Juniper Hill cemetery.
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Charles Varnum Perry, Jr
Bristol
Perry
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
St. James
Mr Perry
Charles Varnum
Isabelle (Trotter) Perry
Henry F. Miller Piano Company
Boston
St. Margarets (Episcopal
Baltimre
Mast
James DeWolf Perry
Rhode Island Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Nelson Kellogg
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Estate of Annie E Miswsts Will Notice in Bristaly
The last will and testament of Annie E MacDolate of Bristaly, deceased, and the appointment of John W Church as clerk and Benjamin M MacDougall as executor are published. All claims against the estate must be filed with the clerk beginning August 21, 1936, as required by law.
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Annie E
Annie E “Mac- Dolate
Bristaly
Third Bristol Troop Scouts Enjoy Camp Takarest Outing
Boy Scouts and leaders from the Third Bristol Troop hiked to Camp Takarest for swims and outdoor tests. Scoutmaster Frank Perry and Joseph DuPonte led the activities as Patrols planned reunions and awards.
Bristol Garden Club to Meet at 6 Oclock
Bristol Garden Club will hold a meeting at 6 oclock with Miss Winifred Walsh as guest. A dying room table and flowers will frame the program. Members will judge arrangements and the new constitution and by laws will be presented for adoption chaired by Mrs Walter Kerr.
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Sgarben Club
Kl Heeking
Bae
Amiade Sae
Winfred
C Walsh
Hope Street
Bristol Garden Club
Walter Kerr
Olympians Clinch Second Half Title With 8-1 Win
The Olympians defend their Twilight League crown by routing Defiance Hose Co 8 to 1 before a large crowd. Bernie Quartaro homered to spark the offense as Joe Velocca led with two doubles and Foxy Marshall earned his seventh win in relief while key fielding by Chappie Oliver and Gene Ryone highlighted Defiance’s effort.
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Larney Bisbane
Olympians
Chappie Oliver
Defiance Hose Co
Foxy Marshall
Marshall
Michaels
Red Sunderland
Fall River
Frankie Sousa
Billie Bull
Bill Cooper
Coughlin
Joe Marshall
Cranston
Bernie Quartaro
Church Street
Joe Borges
Joe Velocca
Spaghett
DelPiano
Stanley Tupaj
Gene Ryone
Brillant
Aoera
Loliver
Rotpen
Marina
Girl Scout Day Camp Provides Week of Activities at Mt Hope
Forty or more Girl Scouts attended a two day camp at Mt Hope directed by troop leaders and council members. Activities included swimming cooking first aid nature study and dramatics with lanyard making. A hare and hounds chase and a King Philip's spring visit were highlights and next week cyclists will practice riding and bicycle maintenance for the badge.
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Mt Hope
Mt. Hope Woods
King Philip’s Spring
Banking system shows progress in state banks
AABA reports continued improvement in state chartered banks with total resources of 35.7 billion at year end 1935, deposits 30.5 billion and loans 12.43 billion. The rise follows declines in 1932–33, and 1935 profits rose in 37 of 42 states, with many banks earning above 100 dollars per 100 invested.
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State Bank Division
American Bankers Association
Committee On State Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
State
SPI AM
Bankers Support 4 H Club Efforts Across States
A New York City bank executive donated 500 dollars to the Agricultural Committee of the State Bankers Association to boost 4 H Club activities in the state. The Tennessee Bankers Association highlighted agricultural work, noting closer contact between bankers and extension staff. Georgia bankers backed a Marketing Project via the Extension Service of the College of Agriculture, with results in curb markets roadside marketing bartering and standardized canned goods.
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New York City
Agricultural Committee
State Bankers Association
Tennessee Bankers Association
Georgia
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Local nine hosts Harvard A C visitors in youth filled tilt
Joe Marshall former Cranston Worsted Mills manager fields a Bristol youth lineup to face Harvard A C at 3 tomorrow. Preston the Cambridge pitcher has 15 wins and one loss in high school play with three no hit no run games. Leo Mansi starts on mound and Joe Borges catches with Manny Vera behind plate. Other young stars from the Twi league slated to appear.
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Joe Marshall
Cranston Worsted Mills
Bristol
Harvard A. C
Cambridge
Mass
McCullan
Dumas
Rindge High School
Preston
Mannie” Vera
Harvard
Marshall
Leo Mansi
Joe Borges
Free Homemakers' Guide Section in Boston Sunday Advertiser
A separate complete section included with the August 23 edition offers cooking and canning recipes, menus, beauty aids, and general household tips. Free with every copy of the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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Boston Sunday Advertiser
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