William P Gladding Heads United Brothers Lodge
At a meeting in Odd Fellows Hall United Brothers Lodge I O F officers were elected William P Gladding as noble grand succeeding Raymond S Brightman Raymond A Card Jr was named vice grand John G Stewart recording secretary Willard S Kenney Jr financial secretary John W Card PG treasurer Trustees Fred E Garvin PG William H Remyeres PG Col Merton A Cheesmag RG I H all committees George W Coggeshall John W Card PG District Deputy Grand Master Elisha O Be Walch will announce install officers next month after which refreshments were served by Jesse P Sousa
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United Brothers Lodge
I. O OF
Odd Fellows Hall
William P Gladding
Raymond S. Brightman
Raymond A. Card
John G. Stewart
Willard S Kenney
John W Card
Fred E. Garvin
William H Remyeres
Merton A. Cheesmag
Rg.i.hall
George W. Coggeshall
John W. Card
Elisha Obe
Walch
Whn
Jesse P Sousa
Cheesman
Merton A. ‘Cheesman
Belvedere
George R. Fish
Bristol County
George R- Fish
Bruno Vollaro
Frank Perry
William F Head
Arthur J Belmore
S S Kearney
William A Francis
Lawrence Ascolh
Daniel W
Hi Ho Sage of Chinatown Seeks Prominent Place for Own Words
The article notes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown reminds readers that even seemingly unimportant words deserve to be cherished as their own, promoting their prominence and value within the community.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Rouen Named City of a Hundred Steeples by Hugo
Rouen, on the main routes from Channel ports to Paris, is celebrated as a great museum town. Victor Hugo called it the City of a Hundred Steeples and the Florence of the North for its art treasures.
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Rouen
Victor Hugo
France
Channel Ports
Paris
Florence
North
Feast Week at St Marys Church Celebrates Sodality Admission
A triduum at St Marys Church honored the Feast with services starting Monday and ending Wednesday. The Blessed Virgin Sodality admitted 26 new members and the Children of Mary Sodality welcomed twenty six new members. Masses and benedictions marked the observance with sermons by Rev Nagle.
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St. Mary’s Church
The
Blessed Virgin Sodality and
Children of Mary Sodality
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Catherine Conley
Margaret Connors
Catherine Hammill
Margaret McHugh
Constance Campanella
Mary Walsh
Margaret Martelly
Doris Martelly
Irene Girard
Eva Bullock
Elizabeth Silva
Frances Cardoza
Donalda Saucier
Genevieve Sauciér
Mary Bullock
Mary Iasiello
Helen Preble
Mary Shaw
Margaret Simmons
Catherine Gifford
Mary Baker
Caroline Belanger
Mabel Belanger
Catherine la Fazia
Elvira Lewis
Loretta Moren
Evelyn Mullaney
Mary McMillan
Eva McLaughlin
Florence Owen
Bertha Sampson
Lorraine Sousa
Muriel Trudell
Catherine
Nagle
Mary Sodality
Employees Association Plans Fifth Christmas Party
The Employees Association of the US Rubber Products Bristol Plant finalizes plans for its fifth annual Christmas Party in the recreational Hall on Thursday December 23. President Louis E Dickinson appoints subcommittees for Entertainment Luncheon Decorations Tickets and related duties with named chairs and members.
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Employees Association of the US Rubber Products, Inc
Bristol
Louis E. Dickinson
William W. Priesth
Margaret Johnson
D Reilly
Teo Cantwell
Oscar Rishe
Manuel Vargas
James A Sisson
Starley Fiske
Gladys Rishe
James Anselmo
Fred
Collins-Aikman Girls Club to Elect Officers
The Collins-Aikman Girls Club plans to elect officers for the coming year at a meeting Monday evening December 7 in the Thames Street club rooms. They also schedule a Christmas party for Monday December 20 and seek member RSVP due to plant shutdowns affecting attendance. The arrangements committee includes Mrs Edna Harris Mrs Anna Josephs Mrs Lucy Machado Mrs Louise Barboza and Miss Mary Golden.
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C&a Girls
Collins - Aikman Girls’ Club
Elish
Thames Street
Collins & Aikman Corporation
Edna Harris
Anna Josephs
Lucy Machado
Louise Barboza
Mary Golden
The Need For Confidence by Raymond Pitcairn
The piece urges restoring public confidence as a centerpiece of recovery. It cites cooperation between government and American producers, proposes lifting barriers to production, and emphasizes Congress as key to rebuilding national assurance. It stresses skill and energy of workers as America’s asset.
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Hoth Capitol Bill
White House
America
Congress
He's An Industrial Worker A Farmer And Producer
An article frames a farmer who operates a tractor as a rising industrial figure. It notes soybeans and soy oil feed a wide range of products from soap kettles to paint and varnish, highlighting the 91 million bushels soy crop and the growing industrial economy driven by American research programs and labor.
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Inni Pation
Canning Progress Highlights Doubled Selections and Methods
The cannery report describes tin coating, enamel linings, and pasteurizing as key innovations. It notes 57 vegetable varieties 44 fruits 31 fish 32 beets 32 soups and 33 specials canned, with evaporated milk now selling far more than fresh.
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America
Election of Altar Society Officers at Mount Carmel Church
The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church re elected Ci we Jars as president for a second term at a Tuesday meeting in the Parish Hall. New officers include Miss Mary Carmelie as vice president and Miss Helen Romano as secretary with Mrs Eva Formisano as treasurer.
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Peary Sr
Vefleca
Altar Society of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel
Mary Carmelie
Helen Romano
Eva Formisano
Carmella Santulli
Phyliss Spaghetti
Madeline Cortellesa
Mary Soldano
Etta Pirri
John ,R_ Bernardo
Louise Ruggeiro
Josephine Gighio
Lena Perron
Phyliss Spaghett
Administration Notice in Estate of Fred E Suzman
The Town of Bristol announces Sadie R. has qualified as administrator of the estate of Fred E Suzman deceased. Creditors must file claims in the clerk’s office within the required time starting December 10 1937. Clerk John W Church notes dates 12 10 17 24.
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Fred E. Suzman
Sadie R. He
Bristol
Fred E Suzman
Ames
Special Town Meeting Warning for Bristol Rhode Island
Town of Bristol warns legally qualified electors to meet December 20 1937 at 7 30 PM at Reynolds School House to consider appropriating up to ten thousand dollars for relief purposes under Town Council direction and to transact other lawful business. Town Sergeant Thomas E Johnson signs the warrant.
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Bristol
John W. Church
Rhode Island
John W Church
Eynolds School
Thomas E. Johnson
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Ann Sousa
Anna Kebtek
Jean’ Millard
Katherine Conlan
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