Ten Top Tunes in Rotary Featured by National Magazine
This column lists the ten songs named as the most popular by a national magazine. The Rotary Club’s scribe Howard Newman notes local interest and recalls the list: Home On The Range, I Want A Girl Just Like The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, Grandfather's Clock, Smiles, There’s A Long Long Trail, Down By The Old Mill Stream, Shine On Harvest Moon, Pack Up Your Troubles, School Days.
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Howard Newman
Rotary Club
Rotary
Howard
National Magazine
St. Mary’s
America
Ed Fitzgerald
Farouk
Isles of Capri
Song Leader's Club Loves Old Favorites and Pranks
A club leader recalls popular tunes at a weekly five minute session. The list features Road To Mandalay and many classics like Let Me Call You Sweetheart and My Wild Irish Rose. Attendees include Emma Rounds and Vernie Gray, with Mrs Rounds credited for the group’s success.
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Cerain
J A Shou
John Shaw
Lua
John
Mandalay
Emma Rounds
Bristol Phoenix Raises Price to Five Cents Per Copy
The Bristol Phoenix announces an advance in price from three to five cents per copy starting Tuesday September 2 1952. Dealers who handle the newspaper will share the increase.
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Bristol Phoenix
The
Bristol Phoenix Publishing Co
Water ban lifted as August rains fill reservoirs
Fred P Stradling manager of the Bristol County Water Company announced the end of the watering ban. He cited heavy August rainfall totaling 8.65 inches at Warren station and noted storage rose by 58 million gallons since July 30, with weekly pumpage down from 44 million to 26-27 million gallons. Meter installation will begin after Labor Day.
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Fred P Stradling
Bristol County Water Company
Stradling
Warren
Coast Guard Helps Stage Narr Bay Regatta Start
Bristol Yacht Club hosts Narragansett Bay regatta with 185 sailboats in 29 classes as Coast Guard helped avert a start mixup by moving the Spar and Sorrel. Lt Openshaw coordinated boats from the Spar while Winslow C. Kelsey oversaw a rescue, and Commodore de Wolf praised the maneuver that allowed the event to proceed.
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Coast Guard
Bristol Yacht Club
Bay
Narragansett Bay Yachting Association
Barrington
Bristol
Halsey Herreshoff
Edward Openshaw
Spar
Depot Pier
Francois L. de Wolf
The
Yacht Club
Open Shaw
Newport
Point Judith
Bos
N. George P. Lewis
Openshaw
Prize Shell Hunt At Picnic Brightens Bristol Outing
Kids packed St Columba's Seminary grounds for Bristol playground outing at 11 AM. A shell hunt with thousands of oyster shells offered prizes for top collectors and a prize for the biggest haul as cleanup meals followed. Two 1952 season events remain: an all girl track meet and Awards Day on Friday at 10 AM.
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St. Columban’s Seminary
Bristol
Carl Carnulli
Anthony Agatiello
Naomi Sousa
Campo Finishes CAP Encampment at Westover
Cadet Captain Frank Campo Jr. of Bristol completed a two week Civil Air Patrol encampment at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. The highlight was an orientation flight in a C 124 Stratocruiser from Westover to Lebanon New Hampshire to Albany New York and back taking about three hours. His attendance makes him eligible for the cadet exchange program next summer offering a two week visit to a foreign country as guests of the Air Force.
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Frank Campo, Jr
Bristol
Civil Air Patrol
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Westover
Lebanon
N. H
Albany
N. Y
Campo
Air Force
Rent Committee Seeks Federal Housing Advice
The Bristol rent control study panel chaired by Albert A. Edmonds will consult federal rent control authorities on area housing. Edward J. Fitzgerald serves as secretary, with meetings led by Capt. Paul Herzig. A rep from the rent control office may attend the next closed session.
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Paul Herzig
Bristol
Albert A. Edmonds
Edward J. Fitzgerald
United Rubber Workers, Cio
Hole In One Lenhardt Surprises Sousa At Fenway
In a Sunday doubleheader between the Red Sox and St. Louis, Lenhardt hit a screaming foul ball into the stands at Fenway Park. The ball lodged in the pocket of John P. Sousa of 110 Constitution Street, astonishing Sousa as players and fans searched for the ball.
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Don Lenhardt
John Sousa
Red Sox
St. Louis
Lenhardt
Fenway Park
Sylvia to Explain New North Bristol Voting District
Frank J Sylvia, chairman of the Suit of canvassers, will address the Bristol Midlands unit of the Bristol Women's Republican Club tomorrow at 2:30 pm at Mrs. B. L. Hornby's Shore Road home. He will outline the board created northern district to be used for the November 4 elections and explain its procedures and implications for Bristol Highlands voters. Sylvia will speak at 3:00 pm after a brief business session.
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Frank J Sylvia
Intriet
Bristol Midtlands
Bristol
Wom
En’s Republican Club
B. L. Hornby
Shore Road
Sylvia
Bristol Highlands
Almeida Wins Hog Island Swim in Record Time
Bernard Almeida captured the Hog Island one and a half mile race for the third win in four years, finishing in 34.19 minutes to shave 20 seconds off his previous record amid choppy water. Carla France, 14, won the girls title in 53.10 minutes, breaking the old mark of 55 minutes. Second and third in the boys race went to Carl Bridges and Robert Mercer, with nine of twelve starters finishing.
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Bernard Almeida
Hog Island
Almeida
Carla France
Shirley May France
Somerset
Carla
Warren
Ann York
Louise Murray
Bristol
Carl Bridges
Bridges
Robert Mercer
Tiverton
Sarah Tattrie
France
Arin Oe
Lillian Picree
Miss Tattrie
Bristol Exhibition Showcases Shawls and Fans
The Bristol Historical Society hosts a multiweek show of shawls and fans not seen at the prior exhibit. One shawl was worn in the early 1800s by Mrs. John Brown, ancestor of the Herreshoff family. The Colonial Dames of Rhode Island seek pre-1800 Rhode Island portraits and ask Britons with information to contact Miss Alice B. Almy at 21 Constitution Street.
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Bristol Historical Society
John Brown
Herreshoff
R. I
Rhode Island
Briton
Alice B. Almy
Constitution St
Water Ballet and Aquamaids Shine at Bristol County Show
About 2500 people gathered at the town beach for the third annual Bristol County aquatic show titled Weekend In Hawaii. Directed by Charley Callan the program included diving by Joseph Eccleson and Paul Mancifil, water duets by Eleanor O'Donnell and Louise Leedham, and a Hawaiian Aquamaids water ballet led by Jane Sousa and teammates. The Aquamaniacs water comedy team featured Manuel Vargas and six others while Jack Walsh drove the water ski tow boat and Erasmo Mancini announced. Louis Evans handled the public address and the Smokeeaters Sympathy Band of Newport, directed by Anthony DeAngelo, supplied music.
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Bristol County
Hawaii
Charley Callan
Joseph Eccleson
Paul Mancifil
Eleanor O'Donnell
Louise Leedham
Jane Sousa
Anna Marie Squatrito
Joyce Squatrito
Sally Evans
Jack Walsh
Swansea
Erasmo Mancini
Louis Evans
Smokeeaters Sympathy Band
Newport
Anthony DeAngelo
Dutch Elm Disease Found in Bristol Elm Tree
State Division of Entomology announced the discovery of Dutch Elm disease in a Bristol tree, a finding long awaited by lovers of Bristol’s elm avenues. The news arrives with caution as officials begin steps to contain the outbreak and assess affected areas.
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Bristol
State Division of Entomology
Jaycees Deny Class Conscious Image In Bristol
Bristol junior chamber president Michael Rucci rejects the notion that Jaycees require wealth or white collar status. He notes diverse members including lawyers dentists and factory workers and announces a September 14 meeting at the Midway House Hope Street to kick off a month long membership drive. Bristol tree warden Joseph Kinder reports one Dutch elm disease positive tree on Hope Street 701 under state jurisdiction and says local spraying with DDT occurred this spring though efficacy is unproven.
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Michael Rucci
Bristol
Jaycee
Jaycees
Midway House
Hope Street
Joseph Kinder
State Department of Agriculture Laboratories
Kinder
King Philip Little League Players to Turn In Uniforms
All King Philip Little League players except the All Stars must bring their uniforms to the hot dog roast at Dr Anthony Hamos home Thursday night at 5 p m to turn them in Caps may be kept as souvenirs League President Roger W Pigeon announces this reminder.
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King Philip Little League
All- Stars
Anthony Hamos
Roger W. Pigeon
Spud Stirs Finals Tilt In Bristol Twilight League
Opening game of a best of three Bristol Twilight League final ended in uproar as a peeled potato used as a ball substitute sparked a protest. Tony Anania of Mt. Carmel tossed the spud over the third baseman’s head, forcing a delay to finish the frame and the game under protest. Umpires Anthony Agatiello and Hugh Fitzpatrick oversaw the contentious session.
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Mt. Carmel
St. Elizabeth’s
Collins and
Aikman
Tony Anania
Carmel
Anania
DAR Plans Rhode Island Battle Day Observance
Bristol Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe the 174th anniversary of the Battle of Rhode Island at Mrs. Clifford M. Wilson home on Washington Road Barrington. A basket lunch at noon precedes a short business meeting and card vying. The chapter recently purchased a flag forington High School to be used in the auditorium.
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Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rhode Island
Clifford M. Wilson
Washington Rd
Barrington
New
Tington High School
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