Soares Guilty In Larceny Case In Fifth District Court
Vangelina Reposa Soares was found guilty of stealing $190 from Antonio Madeira on November 1 and fined $50 plus costs. Madeira testified he caught Soares in his room early morning. she denied entering the apartments. Judge Hammill noted the verdict was supported by the evidence. Several other civil and criminal matters were handled, including drunkenness fines and revellings, with various outcomes. A Providence wedding: Sophie Cruz Almeida and Gilvan Santos wed at Holy Rosary Church with family attendance and a reception at the Almeida home before they depart for a wedding trip.
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Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
Vangelina Reposa Soares
Antonio Madeira
East State Street
Gooding Lane
Madeiro
Soares
Solomon Nussenfeld
Marshall Po
Peter Brechin
Hope Street
Joseph Mo Nteude O
Metacom Avenue
Daniel H Quinn
Yianuel Paiva
Bradford
Goth
Mary Salvia
High Streets
Collins and Aikman Girls Club elect officers
The Collins and Aikman Girls Club on Thames street elected officers for the new year. President Mrs Marjone Burke, Vice President Mars Santos, Secretary Lillian Pasquaredh, Treasurer Barbara Kershaw. A Christmas party was planned and a social committee was named with Rose Cirillo leading next month.
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Collins and Aikman Carls Club
Thames Street
Marjone Burke
Mars Santos
Lillian Pasquaredh
Barbara Kershaw
Joah Malafronte
Rose Cirillo
Mary Paull
Marys Salzano
Insurancé Differences in Old-Line Firms
An explainer note clarifies life insurance companies distinct from fraternal insurers, defining old-line firms as those that do not issue fraternal policies and outlining their traditional operating model and product focus.
JANIERO-CORDEIRO Marries at St Alivioeths Church
Miss Deohnda Cordeia daughter of Meroo and Mrs Manuel Cordeia 33 Thompson avenue united in marriage to Joseph Cory at 7 o clock Thanksgiving Das Inorninge at St Alivaoeths church Rev Francisca Vacara officiated. Only attendants were close relatives. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home with many relatives and friends. The couple departed in a bridal trap at 10 o clock.
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Deohnda Cordeia
Meroo
Manuel Cordeia
Thompson Avenue
St .Alivawoeths
Joseph Cory Janeno
Thames Street
Francisca Gs Vacara
Legionnaires Begin Drive for Increased Membership
Post Commander Albert 4 Vdl mends heads the membership committee at a Friday Hotel Bolvedert meeting. The committee includes Joseph Paes Dr Charles I Cadby Commander Harold Wo Gitrard John For Janis Jo Lanaire Bertram Wo Wall and Commander clot James Pierce. They plan personal interviews with eligible WWI veterans to recruit new members at Kearney Post. The campaign aims to lift membership within the month.
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Albert
Oa Mecime
Bolvedert
Joseph Paes
Charles I Cadby
Harold Wo Gitrard
John
Janis Jo Lanaire
Bertram Wo Wall
Clot
James Pierce
Kearney
Atom
Died Card Notices From Town Include Two Obituaries
In this town Mrs Martha Williams Card aged 83 died recently. Funeral services will be held Wednesday Dec 4 at 1 30 pm from the home of George McWhilbur 613 Main Street Warren. Relatives and friends are invited. In town December 2 Edward E Relle aged 77 died at his residence 568 Wood Street. Funeral Wednesday Dec 4 at 8 30 am from his home and a Requiem Mass at St Marys church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited.
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Martha Williams
George McWhilbur
Main Street
Warren ' J
Relle
Edward E. Relle
Wood Street
St Mary’s Church
Colt High to Host 23-Game Basketball Schedule
Colt Memorial High School under Coach Edward J. Fitzgerald announces a 23 game season. Candidates began first practice at Guiteras School with plans for both first and second team play. Opening game against Holy Family of New Bedford is set for Friday December 13 at Colt.
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Edward J. Fitzgerald
Colt Memorial High School
Guiteras
Fitzgerald
Colt High School
Holy Family of
New Bedford
Mass
Dee
St Marvy
Taunton
North Kingstown
Burrillville
Warwick
la Salle Academy
Providence
Barrington
South Kingstown
Cumberland
Valley Falls
Warren
the Holy Family
Wakefield
Valles Falls
Wackford
St Raphael
Pawtucket
In Salle Academy
St Marys
Injured At Boat Shop Falls From Staging At Fall River
Joseph Coty of Fall River fell about 10 feet from a boat shop staging near noon Friday. He sustained injuries including a suspected broken collar bone and hurt to his shoulder and back, received first aid from Dr Harold De Wolf and was taken to Pruesdahk Hospital in Fall River.
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Herreshoff
Joseph Coty
Fall River
Harold de Wolf
Pruesdahk Hospital
Buick Sells 42 Percent of Cars in Its Price Class
Buick Motor Company now accounts for 42 percent of all cars in its price class, leading over 14 rival makes by at least two to one. General sales manager C. W. Churchill credits the 1930 Buick models for the rise, attracting buyers from other makes and expanding Buick’s share in the market.
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BUICK
Buick Motor Company
C. W. Churchill
Pblic
Churchill
Lee
Birds and beasts use feigned death to deter predators
The piece notes that many animals practice self preservation through feigning death. It cites caterpillars, spiders, toads, snakes, and birds like the American ground dove, ruffed grouse, green plover, and wild duck. It also mentions blueprints of evil, such as lulling predators with injury or faking lethargy.
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AM. D. D
Times of India
Amateur Sleuth Solves Own Case On Long Island
An overconfident local hobbyist, who bragged he could outsolve police, investigated a motor car crash case at a store window. He uncovered that his wife caused the crash, and the police already knew, but he kept the solution to himself.
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Long Island
Sherlock Holmes
I T
New York Sun
Why Guides Go Insane
A Kansas City woman vacationing in Minnesota complains a boat has water at the bottom. The guide, untroubled, mentions water presence. The woman suggests removing a plug to let the water out, highlighting a comical travel mishap reported by the Kansas City Times.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Kansas City Times
Selfish Prayers at Brooklyn Service
Dr John Roach Stratton spoke on prayer during a large gathering in Brooklyn. An onlooker shared a nurse’s quip about a child’s nightly prayers, noting a string of gifts from radio to bicycle and now a motion picture camera.
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John Roach Stratton
Brooklyn
Early Presidents Not Young Limes Monro Doctrine Note
The piece recalls James Monroe as the fifth US president who began office at about 59, near the ages of Jefferson and Madison, with Washington at 57 and Adams at 61, noting the Monroe Doctrine context in his 1823 message.
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Limes Monro
United States
Congress
Jefferson
Madison
Washington
John Adams
Obstacles to Progress in a Civic Address
Charlies Hughes speaks to Yate students outlining fears hindering progress. Lawyers fear losing clients bankers fear losing deposits ministers fear loss of pews managers fear reductions in public service gains. The community feels a benumbing dread of personal loss, silencing initiative.
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Charlies Hughes
Courage, Strength, Hope, and Humor Buyed by Pain
Anonymous reflection on living boldly noting courage comes from paid effort through pain work prayers and tears and the need to endure to build resilience.
Neo Sicilia Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Neo Sicilia Society held its annual meeting on Sunday afternoon electing officers led by President Giuseppe R Perroni and naming Frank Bruno as Vice President. Additional officers include Antonio Pirri as Corresponding Secretary and Tindaro Pirri as Financial Secretary with Dr John R Bernardo honored as physician and toastmaster for a forthcoming testimonial banquet at Hotel Belvedere.
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Neo Sicilia Society
Giuseppe R. Perroni
Frank Bruno
Antonio Pirri
Tindaro Pirri
Francesco Marabella
Paul Millemaggi
John Donato
Tindaro Luca
Philp Catalfamo
Angelo Pirri
Vincenzo Arico
Salvatore Bucca
Antonio Mascheno
Antonio Perron
Ignazio Bisbano
John R. Bernardo
Salvatore Mascheno
Orazio de Pietro
Tindaro Maiorano
Antonio Arico
Antono Bottigher
G R Perroni
Bristol
Belvedere
Bernardo
G R Perrom
Christmas Sale by Congregational Club in Memorial Chapel
The Congregational Club hosts its Annual Christmas Sale in Memorial Chapel on Thursday afternoon. Visitors can shop fancy articles, homemade cake and candy, and books with a tempting grab bag. Tea and sandwiches will be served as club members staff various tables led by Fancey Articles and other organizers.
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Congregational Club
Memorial Chapel
Elisha Hibbert
Albert KE
Benard
Edward P Church, Jr
Frank M Dimond
Miriam McCaughey
Maran Newman
Air Space Capacity Figures From Commerce Department
The Commerce Department estimates one square mile of air space can hold 69 980 planes. This assumes 1 742 large planes can fly at the same level with safe separation, with the same number stacking 300 feet higher and so on until a practical ceiling of 12 000 feet is reached.
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Department of Commerce
Martins Vieira Wedding At St Elizabeths Parish
Rafael Costa Martins and Miss Anna Garcia Vieira wed at St Elizabeths church in a morning ceremony. Rev Fr Francesco G Vieira officiated with a large turnout of relatives and clergy from multiple parishes. The couple will reside at 79 Bay View Avenue and be at home after December 7.
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Vieira
Joseph P Lopes
East Providence
Francesco Gomes
St Elizabeth's Church
Joseph Martins
Church of Our Lady of Good Health
Fall River
Anthony Lopes
Jesus Savior Church
Newport
Joseph Amarel
St Francis Xavier Chuch
Francis Bettencourt
Santo Christo Church
John Ferres
St Michael’s Church
Anna M Peters
M J Barros
St Anthony's Church
Pawtucket
Carme Martins
Miss Martins
St Elizabeth's
Brush Fire at Tan Yard Trunk of Tree Burns Again
A brush fire near the Tan Yard on Woodlawn Avenue south side drew a quick response Friday at 3 PM. Ever Ready Co fought an initial blaze, then Chief John Grabert issued a general alarm for three more companies. The fire was beaten back with steel brooms, but later a burning tree trunk was found and firefighters were called out again.
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Tan Yard
Woodlawn Ave
John Grabert
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National Association
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Pastor Isles
Mail of Honor
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Broad Street
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X C. & A. Girls' Club
Janiero-Cordeiro
Legionaires
Colt High
Daily Thought
Victor Cleansing
Victor
Bristol 727
Warren Lee
Newman Bros
Clapp’s
Battle Creek
Pillsbury’s
Hecker’s
King Arthur
S.S. Pierce’s
Tormel
Hormel
Rich
Geneseo
Maillard’s
Ren Aenee
Me Bat
Llumlully
Bartlett Pears
Lady Ringers
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