Bristol School staff gains five with new enlistment
The Bristol School Committee announced the enlistment of Stannard B. Sylvia as Machine Shop instructor and the resignation of Joseph A. Murgo from Colt High School. Sylvia will join the Coast Guard and request a leave. Murgo will take a piping engineer post at Collins and Aikman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannard B. Sylvia
Andrews
Joseph A. Murgo
Colt
Sylvia
Bristol
Coast’ Guard
Murgo
Collins
Aikman
Margo
James D. Sullivan
Coast Guard
Joseph Securo
Reynolds School
Army
Mapes
Virginia Borges
Securo
Manuel Borges
Sullivan
Byfield School
Frank O Rene
18 Year Old Youths Register For Service
Registration of young men born July 1 to August 30, 1924 began at Bristol County Selective Service in Warren Post Office. It is the sixth registration and continues until Thursday. December 17. Those born September and October 1924 register December 18 to 24. November and December 1924 births register December 26 to 31. Those born on or after November 1, 1925 register when they turn 18. Headquarters hours are 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 9 am to noon Saturdays.
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Bristol County Selective Service
Warren Post Office
Selective Service
Judge Sullivan to Speak at Bristol Honor Roll Ceremony
Hon Mortimer A. Sullivan a Superior Court justice will be the principal speaker at the unveiling of the Honor Roll of Bristolians in the armed forces. The 2 PM Sunday event in front of the Burnside Memorial Building features about 800 names plus two nurses and an introduction by Bertram Wall as master of ceremonies. Music by the Portuguese American Independent Band with Rev Parshley and Rev Griffin giving invocations and benediction.
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Mortimer A. Sullivan
Superior Court
Bristol Phoenix
Bertram W. Wall
The
American Legion
J Floyd Huestis
Tucien Capone
A R Parshley
St Michael's Church
Vincent J Griffin
St Marys’s Church
Kearney
Kearney Post Receives High Honor for Americanism
Kearney Post No. 6 of the American Legion in Rhode Island earned the department’s second highest rating for Americanism and post activities for the year. The certificate, dated September 15, 1942, was signed by National Commander Lynn U Stambaugh and others, noting only two such honors among 64 Rhode Island posts.
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Kearne, Post
Department
Edmund S Rex
Rhode Island
Kearney
Department of
American Legion
National Americanism Commission
National Headquarters
Indianapols
Indiana
USA
Bristol Sends Christmas Cheer to Servicemen
Letters from Bristol readers thank the town for Christmas bundles sent to men in the service. Messages from RAF and U S armed forces describe gratitude for packages, cookies, candy, and reminders of home, with wishes for a Merry Christmas and return home soon.
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Bristol
Phoenix
Bristolians
Ralph FE Gallo
Raf Seymour Johnson
Galdsboro
Bristol Buddies Burtle Committee
Joseph E. Castro
Coddington
Bristol Boxer Tony Cruz Almeida Reported Killed in Action
Tony Cruz Almeida 21 a Bristol welterweight boxer and US Marine private first class is reported killed in action. He enlisted last January and was believed stationed in the South Pacific after a 21 fight winning streak. He was born in Bristol and trained by Manny Almeida and Kid Quartaro, leaving ten sisters and a brother.
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U S. Marines
Sta
South Pacific
Tony
New England
Kid Hope
Quartaro
Manny
Big Box" Almeida
Joseph Almeida
Wood Street
Collins & Aikman
Ym.c. A
Mary Faria
Eva Francis
Joseph Carriero
Agnes DeCosta
Lydia
Lucy
Anna
Elsie
Theresa
Dolores Almeida
S. Navy
Rev Frank Crook to preach English carols service
The Rev Frank Crook pastor of the Congregational Church Rumford formerly of Bristol England will speak Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock in DeWolf Memorial Chapel on English Christmas Carols and Traditions.
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Frank Crook
Congregational Church
Rumford
Bristol
England
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Collins and Aikman Girls Club elects Miss Richards president
Election of officers held at their Club room on Thames Street last evening. Miss Lelia Richards was elected president with Mrs. Anna Ethier as vice president Raffaelina Pansa secretary and Miss Margaret Morris treasurer. Members voted $10 to the Christmas Seal Committee and planned the Christmas party at the Belvedere Hotel Monday at 8 pm chaired by Mrs. Marjorie B. McCann. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Garvin and Mrs. Edna Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins & Aikman Girls Club
Thames Street
Lelia Richards
Anna Ethier
Raffaelina Pansa
Margaret Morris
Belvedere
Marjorie B. McCann
Mary Garvin
Edna Harris
White Xmas Dream Delayed By Early Snowfall
Weather forecasters promised a white Christmas but delivered a four inch snow blanket on Sunday. The fall began before noon and continued into evening leaving streets ice coated and treacherous for both driving and walking.
School janitor duties reorganized after resignations
Following William T. Dwyer's resignation as janitor of Andrews School, the School Committee reassigns staff. Herman Farr moves from Colt to Andrews, Richard Cornell stays at Colt, and Fred Brownell serves as substitute janitor at Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Dwyer
Andrews
Herman Farr
Colt
Richard Cornell
Fred Brownell
Unusual accidental misadventures spotlighted in 1942 yearend survey
The National Safety Council highlights a string of odd accidents from 1942. Mrs. Hebert shoots at a cat then herself, a girdle stunt ends with a hospital visit, a packinghouse freezer trap burdens Carl Kaufman, and a chain of improbable mishaps across cities and bases features birds, bees, cars and planes in comic peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Hebert
Bessie Swank
Bridgeton
N. J
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