Roll Call Honors Members Paying Dues Across Groups
The roll call lists individuals and organizations who paid membership fees, reporting names from various societies, post offices, clubs, and auxiliary groups. Notable entries include Mrs. Raymond Cavallaro, John Massano, Louis G. Evans, James Fay, St Michael's Brotherhood, and Hydraulion Hose Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fist of Haities
Raymond Cavallaro
John _Massano Julio Xavier Dominic Berretto
Lillian Aronne
Dimna Ardnne
Francis Galldther
Louis G. Evans
George Lee
Nora E. Dwyer
John Angers
John Matheson
Nicola ‘di Cianni
Louis Alfano Manuel Machado
Margaret Dwyer
Geraldine Marino
Anthony P. Monnz
Rose Caizzi
Francis King Joseph Q. Mello Joseph George T. J. Connery
Peter Goglia
August Marshall
Pauline Pinheiro
Elia Guisti
Frank Russo
Frederick Williams, Jr
Post Office
D. W. Coggeshall
W. J
McCaughey Leahy Wills Admitted To Probate
Probate Court Judge Edward L Leahy admitted to probate the wills of Miss Margaret D McCaughey and Miss Nora Leahy. William D McCaughey named administrator of his sister's estate with bond $2000. William N Leahy executor with bond $5000. Robert J McCaughey and William J McCaughey named appraisers. Other guardians and executors granted various allowances and extensions. adoptions and name changes considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Margaret D McCaughey
Nora Leahy
William D McCaughey
William J McCaughey
Robert J McCaughey
William N Leahy
Phish Deke
Seuss Ers Ecu
Dorothy Francis Adams
Emily French
Mabel IL Gardner
Howard W Fitz
Minnie C Kinnicutt
Give Me Your Heart and The Antona Raiders Screened
Kay Francis stars in Give Me Your Heart with George Brent and Roland Young in a bold romantic drama. Courage rides the range in The Antona Raiders a Western action romance featuring Larry Crabbe and Marsha Hunt with a dramatic wild horse stampede finale.
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Der
IMS
Kay
Stene
Kay Francis
Heart
George Brent
Roland Young
Patrice Knowles
Henry Stephenson
Frieda Inescort
Adolph Zukor
Antona Raiders
Larry Crabbe
Raymond Hatton
Marsha Hunt
Jane Rhodes
Johnny Downs
Grant Withers
Two Narragansett Scouts Earn Eagle Rank in Bristol Troop
Joseph Belanger and Norman Belmore, both 14, were named Eagle Scouts in the First Bristol Troop at an Eagle Scout court of honor in Providence. They are among 18 state recipients and were praised for their merit badges and leadership roles with the Mystery patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Belanger
Norman Belmore
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Providence
Providence County Court House
Richmond Street
St. Mary's Parochial School
Mystery Patrol
Batery C
Fishers Island
Skipper
Arthur J Belmore
Charles Street
Guiteras Junior High School
Narragansett Council
Im Scout Hall
Scout Hall
Senior Scouts Form Explorer Patrol in Bristol County Troop
Senior Scouts of the First Bristol Troop, Boy Scouts of America, formed an Explorer Patrol to continue Senior Scouting. Nine scouts lead by Leonard Abenante will pursue Sea and Explorer programs with advanced hiking and leadership training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Kearney
Leonard Abenante
Anthony Monofo
Michael Raggiero
Henry Arouca
Harris Fonseca
John Marshall
Rocco Proto
William Gabbaski
Albert Vasconcellos
Uit
Explorer Patrol
George Ro Fish
Wiill
Bristol County
Wall
Joseph Belanger
Norman Belmore
Eagle Scout Court of Honor
Superior Court House
Providence
Children Christmas Party Planned by Legion Post and Auxiliary
Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion and its auxiliary map a December 21 Christmas party for members children. Post Commander Joseph W Enos heads the arrangements committee alongside Domenic Mascola Joseph M Edmonds Adjutant William A Bottomley Finance Officer Frederick E Garvin and several auxiliary members and ex-officio Charles E Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Kearney Post
No 6
The
American Legion
Joseph W Enos
Domenic Mascola
Joseph M Edmonds
William A Bottomley
Frederick E. Garvin
Nora Remieres
Josephine Garvin
Elizabeth Carr
Lillian Carnes
Anne V. Seymour
Charles E. Burns
Amaral Denies Breakin and Entering Charge in Court
Manuel B. Amaral, 25, paroled convict of 234 State Street, pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering the home of his brother in law, Raffaele DiDonna, at 54 Metacom Avenue. Police allege he admitted two entries Oct 28/29 and Nov 5 stealing about $70, with parole pending and no bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel B. Amaral
State Street
William T. O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Amaral
Bristol
Raffaele DiDonna
Metacom Avenue
DiDonna
E1s
Augustine B Nerone
Parole Board
O'Donnell
Industrial Trust Company Bank
Mary Torres
Bay View Avenue
Leo Parent
Franklin Street
Warren
Leeee A
John Francis
Stéphen L. Alves
Social Security Board flooded with job applications nationwide
The Social Security Board reports about 35,000 job applications as its assignment of account numbers progresses. Despite a primarily complete staff, officials say about 90 percent of applicants are ineligible under civil service rules. The Post Office assists in account number work, easing the need for new hires across 68 field offices and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Civil Service
Washton
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Baltimore
Washington
Marines Advertise Vacancies for New England Youth
The Marine Corps Recruiting Station Boston announces December vacancies for New England youths age 18 to 25, height 5'6" to 6'2", with good civil references. Interested individuals may apply in person or by letter to Officer in Charge R G Anderson at the Post Office Building Room 736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
R G Anderson
Boston
Mass
New England States
United States Marine Corps
Going Forward By Looking Back in Bristol 1888
St Michael's Rectory letter from G L Locke argues Bristol is not collapsing after the rubber company failure. He notes ongoing work at Namquit Mill and Herreshoff Works, partial relief by families, churches, lodges and townsfolk, and a mild winter easing needs. He previews a stricter plan for concerted town relief and urges prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Herreshoff
National Rubber Company
Kansas
Grand Army
Bristol Requiers
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