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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1933

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Bristol Basketball League Opens 1933-34 Season

James J. Lanzire will start the Bristol Basketball League season with a opening ball. Battery C faces Bristol Train of Artillery in the first game at 8 p.m. at the YMCA court. The four-team league features strong rosters, including Gene Moura and Oscar Herzig, with coaches Garvin Geisler and Herzig guiding the squads.

James J. Lanzire Bristol Basketball League Gene Moura Battery C Oscar Herzig Bristol Trains of Artillery Edward J. Fitzgerald Lanzke Y.m.ca Bristol Train of Artillery Red Jacket Jimmie Garvin Coast Artillery Herbie Geisler B.T.A Garvin August Hanatow Correira Lombardi del Toro Levy Phillips Wells Jackie Bisbane Geisler Herzig Tubby” Gorham Bob Balfour Nuts” Lemaire Paul Thompson Jimmie Duffy, Jr John King Ralph Church Ham” Remieres George Moren Jimmie Velleca Len Sanford Leo Cantwell NLA Olympian Olympians New England Mike Pasquerelli Bob Getchell Weenie” Ruggeiro Dick Mott Georgie St. Angelo Larney Bisbane Gelre Magee Foxy Marshall Medeiros Getchell Cantwell Jimmie Sullivan N.ir Sullivan Tony Perry Curly Desilets George Lemaire Jim Salzano Chassie Leclerc Flash Ferreira A. Medeiros J. Borges

Christmas Seal Sale Shifts In Local Post Office

Mrs Lucien Capone led Christmas Seal sales with PTA help at the post office. Miss Mollen Hamill and group take charge today, Miss Sophia R Young works Thursday morning, Mrs Stanley E Friswell and Mrs N G Herreshoff cover the post office in afternoon periods.

Lucien Capone Parent Teachers’ Association Focal Post Office Mollen Hamill Sophia R. Young Stanley E. Friswell N. G. Herreshoff

What Becomes of Money Paid For Xmal Seals

A social worker visits a restrained ward where girls receive books magazines and warm socks in exchange for puzzles and comfort items. The scene unfolds with care as Miss X brings reading material and supports the patients in a cold morning setting.

Miss X

Christmas Seals Aid Virginia Learn To Read

An ex TB patient helps Virginia gain literacy with a patient teacher and labeled paper dolls. The program, funded by Christmas Seals purchases, brings daily learning, magazines, and hope to a girl who never learned to read.

Mary Virginia Miss X Catherine Nania

Scout Band Rehearsal and Scoutcraft Program Planned

The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps meets this evening at 6 30 at the Scout Building to learn a new march dedicated to Field Executive Bradford H Field. Troop 5 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 in the Scout Building for Scoutcraft on the program.

Bristol Bradford H. Field

Bristol Bay youth named West Point appointee

Samuel S. Campanella son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Campanello 221 Wood street Bristol earned the highest rating in Rhode Island National Guard examinations for West Point appointment He will enter next July and is the town's first appointee in over two decades.

West Point Samuel S. Campanella Samuel S. Campanello Joseph Campanello Wood Street Bristol 243Rd Coast Artillery Young Campanella Rhode Island National Guard Military Academy Green

Sammy Campanella Aims for West Point From Colt High Roots

Sammy Campanella, nicknamed Sammy, overcome childhood stumbles to build a military minded path. From Colt Memorial High School he joined rifle teams and practiced football while earning honors at Rhode Island Honor Society and RPI medal. He later joined Battery C and attended Stanton Preparatory Academy aiming for West Point.

Sammy Colt Memorial High School Edward J. Fitzgerald United States Officers Reserve Corps Fort Adams Fitzgerald Colt Rhode Island Honor Society Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute Young Campanella Fort H.g.wright N. Y Uncle Sam Stanton Preparatory Academy Cornwall Stanton West Point Paul University of Syracuse Joseph Rhode Island State College

Kearney Post 8th Annual Christmas Basket Fund

Kearney Post No 6 The American Legion organizes its Christmas basket program for needy families. Last year 450 dinners were provided. this year uncertain due to unemployment. Submit names by December 15 to avoid duplicates. Contributions welcome via B W Wall 539 Hope or 37 Cooke Street with acknowledgments to be printed. Donors listed include Kearney Post No 6 Bristol Aerie of Eagles and two friends.

Kearney Post The American Legion Bristol CWA B.W. Wall Hope Street Cooke Street Bristol Aerie of Eagles Two Friends E

Dr Mercer Assigned To St Michael's Church

Dr Robert H Mercer formerly pastor of a Federated church in Cambridge Vermont has been assigned to St Michael's Church to prepare for his ordination as an Episcopal priest. He was confirmed at St Michael's on November 23 by Bishop Perry and holds a Doctor of Sacred Theology from Temple University. The Mercers will reside at 656 Hope Street.

Robert H. Mercer Cambridge St. Michael's Church Anthony R. Parshley Mercer St Michael's Church Bishop Perry

Parsonage Whist and Sueca Fair Raises Church Funds

Forty one tables played at St. Elizabeth's Church Suecca and Whist party in Reynolds school auditorium. Winners in Suecca: Alvaro Castro Mrs. Mary Faria James Oliver and Joseph Sylvia. Whist winners listed. Refreshments and dancing followed with Joe Bisbane and his orchestra. Proceeds benefit the church fund.

St. Elizabeth's Church Reynolds School Suecca Alvaro Castro Mary Faria James Oliver Joseph Sylvia Grace Booth Henry Vera B. F E. Hoger Mary L. Almeida Frances L. Hogan Mary Amaral F. Sylvia F. Holland Alma Estrella Manuel Perry A. F. D’angelo John P. Mathewson Louise Garcia Dorothy Correira Joe Bisbane Sebastien FE. Benard, Jr Joseph A. Almeida John Andrade Anthony duPonte Anthony J. Nunes John Almeida Henry Alfred Joseph Dennis Luella Perreira Alice Castro Alexandrina Fernandes Annie Peters

Fifth District Court Grants Two Week Continuance

In Providence Fifth District Court Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth granted a two weeks continuance for the cases of Dr John Lake Isabel Sherrer Charles Rock connected with an illegal operation alleged recently in Bristol on a 20 year old Providence girl. The judge also ruled Eva Makowsky wins 129 in a book account suit against Horace Collins. Other book account cases Alexander Institute versus James H. McGill and Green Swett Co. versus J. O. Parker were defaulted.

Fifth District Court Richard J. Kavanaugh Providence Benjamin F. Lindemuth John Lake Isabel Sherrer Charles Rock Bristol Lindemuth Eva Makowsky Horace Collins The Alexander Institute James H. McGill Green & Swett Co J. O. Parker

Rockwell Advocates 30 Hour Week for Fair Wages

C B Rockwell Jr president of Collins Aikman Corp spoke to the Ministers Association at First Congregational Church on The 30 Hour Week. He argued shorter hours with a living wage would prevent busts in American industry and cited woolen cloth costs and NIRA being constitutional for public welfare. He faced questions and the group adjourned to luncheon at the General House.

C. B. Rockwell, Jr Collins & Aikman Corp R. S. Association of Congregational and Christian Ministers First Congregational Church Dee Rockwell Rockwell Supreme Court Association Guneral House Congregational Club Executive Board

Maud McGann Retires as P N G Assn President

At the Bristol County Past Noble Grands Association No 3 annual meeting Mrs Maud McGann steps down after a year as president. Grace MacKenzie of Warren will be installed as president with guests from Providence Pawtucket Fall River and Newport attending. Readings solos and a chicken pattie supper follow the business portion chaired by Mrs Elizabeth Gladding.

Maud McGann P.N.G. Ass'n Bristol County Roselma Bowen Grace Huestis Elizabeth Gladding

Scouts Seek Old Toys for Christmas Good Turn

For the 20th year Bristol Troops Boy Scouts of America organize a Christmas Good Turn to mend and distribute old toys to needy children the day before Christmas. Patrol toy collection is competitive with a trophy for the top group.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Awashanks Herd Po.w.s Scout Honor Society

Christmas Party Aids Basket Fund In Grand Army Hall

Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary plan a joint Christmas party on December 20 in Grand Army Hall. Attendees bring food for Bristol needy, while Christmas toys go to Scoutmaster Geo R Fiswell for local boys and girls. The committee includes B W Wall and others. last year 450 baskets were distributed. Clergy will provide names of needy families.

Kearney Geo. R. Fisw Scotts Tecacety Kearney Post B. W. Wall William Lepage Eber Hill Thomas Hickey Joseph Enos Domenic Mascola Catherine Busby Lillian Brosseau May Pierce Annie Sawyer Wall

Hope Circle Plans 15 Christmas Baskets Distribution

Hope Circle No. 70 D of I met to plan giving 15 Christmas baskets to needy families with Mrs. Sara Sweney in charge. The group voted $5 donations to the Bristol District Nursing Association, Bristol Red Cross branch, and Bristol County Santa Claus Fund and arranged a member children’s party on December 17 followed by a Yuletide unit party.

Hope Circle D. of I Sara Sweney Bristol District Nursing Association Bristol American Red Cross Bristol County Santa Claus Fund Mary J. Condon Catherine Callan Margaret J. Morris Eva Lemaire Rose Breen

Collins and Aikman Girls Club Elects Officers

Last night the Collins and Aikman Girls Club elected officers for the year. Madeline Cotteilesig presided as president with Virginia Kejo as vice president Marjorie Burgess secretary Mary Santo treasurer Aida Silvia scribe and Anna Ethier auditor. A Christmas party is planned for December 22 with a social committee led by Marjorie Burgess Virginia Riccio Margaret Cirillo Aida Silvia and Laura Sai. Refreshments were provided by the social committee.

Collins & Aikman Girls Madeline Cotteilesig Virginia Kejo Marjorie Burgess Mary Santo Aida Silvia Anna Ethier Virginia Riccio Margaret Cirillo Laura Sai Mary Cortellessa Mary Andreozzi

Marabello Heads Italian Neo Sicilia Society

Francisco Marabello was elected President at the Neo Sicilia Society annual meeting in Academy Hall on Sunday. He succeeds Joseph R. Perroni. Officers include Antonio Campagna as Vice President and Tindaro Luca as Corresponding Secretary.

Francisco Marabello Neo Sicilia Society Academy Hall Joseph R. Perroni Antonio Campagna Tindaro Luca Giovacchino Procopio Francisco Russo Guiseppe Ficara Antonio Panzarella Orlando Bisbano Carmelo Abate Antonio Buttigiere Ignazio Bisbano

Matheson Rennerd wedding in Manville at Emmanuel Church

George A Matheson son of Mr and Mrs John Matheson of Collins street Manville united in marriage to Kathleen Rennard daughter of Mrs Rennard of Greystone at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Manville Thanksgiving morning Rev Anson B Howard officiated. Best man was John Matheson Jr and bridesmaid Mrs Charlotte Smith. The couple will reside in Greystone after a short wedding trip. Matheson a Bristol native attended local schools Colt High School class of 1920 and Rhode Island State College in 1924. He worked at the Wakefield branch of the NE Power Co. Mrs Matheson born in England was educated in Providence and Bristol schools and is a graduate of a local college. She was employed as a stenographer by the NEV Mutual Insurance Co until recently.

Matheson—Rennard George A. Matheson John Matheson Collins Street This Town Kathleen Rennard Rennard Greystone Emmanual Episcopal Church Manville Anson B. Howard St. Michael’s Church John Matheson, Jr Charlotte Smith Bristol Matheson Colt High School Rhodesland State College Hetis Wakefield N. E. Power, Co Mathesoni England Providence Bristol Sep Fee Eiaalncts College Neevmutwit Hisivanee Ce

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