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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

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Colt Rainbow Magazine on sale at Colt Memorial High School

The Colt Rainbow, the official school magazine, went on sale yesterday. Eighteen pages cover sports cartoons jokes editorials and a Walter Winchell style column. Editor Mary Velleca and faculty advisor Mrs Josephine T Baldwin lead a staff including Theresa Marino Arlene Fiske Jeannette Charlette Audrey Newman Norman Drainville Dora Berwick and others.

Colt Rainbow Colt Memorial High School Walter Winchell Green Mary Velleca Rainbow Josephine T Baldwin Theresa Marino Arlene Fiske Jeannette Charette Audrey Newman Norman Drainville Dora Berwick Esther Ferreira Victoria Mansi Antoinette Campanella Helen Preble Rosaline Matura Carolyn Murgo Elsie Gilroy Commercial Club Fadith Morra Rose Tufarola Lucy Cassane Leah Eisenstadt Barbara Cheetham Eva Brown

Careless Smoker Sparks Bristol Home Fire

A cigarette left burning by John Ennis caused a chest high smoke fire at 218 Thames Street. Fire crews from four companies responded after Ennis fled to the Dreadnaught station and later admitted he slept with a lighted cigarette. The blaze damaged little and was put out by hose lines after a delayed alarm.

Thames Street John Ennis Ennis Antone Barboza Ayreres Police Eudd J Demars Ennus

Sewage Plant Reports Normal Conditions After Flood

The Bristol sewage disposal plant briefly shut off meters as floods from extreme rainfall overwhelmed streets and cellars Sunday. Plant operator George Robash alerted officials, and crews pumped out cellars while diversions rerouted traffic along Hope Street near Withers Cove.

Bristol George Robash Wwoatter & Ockick William Sewer Commission Kristol Tire Hope Street Withers Cove Utc Bnt Woad Street Ferts Road

Rotary Christmas party held with Guteras pupils

A Christmas playlet by Guteras Memorial Junior High School pupils accompanied the Rotary Club party at the Hotel Belvedere. Carols were sung and gifts were donated to needy children via Scout Commissioner George R Fish. The event also marked Carmine Marsano's last Providence Journal report at the Rotary gathering.

Rotary Party Guteras Memorial Rotary Club Hotel Belvedere Scout George R Fish the Phoenix Emila Bucolo Carmine J Marsano Providence Journal Fred F& Suzman R Parshles Aime J." Foran Alan M Pool Earl Ho Hobson H 1D Graetz

Party at Bristol Children's Home Christmas Celebration

Youngsters at the Bristol Children's Home enjoyed their annual Christmas party around a decorated tree. Rey Nelsonelloges led carols as children recited poems, arts were distributed, and refreshments served. The tree was donated by Mrs C B Rockwell.

Children’s Bristol Childrens Hone Rey Nelson Children Arts C B Rockwell Reynolds Elm Farm Flmer S Mapes Catherine Munro Doris Church Rose Fasano Paramede Shoe Company Columbia Hall Bristol Press Company Kingcoln Hall Library Club Santa Claus Albina Fasano James PopSullivan

Dance Series Continues Next Saturday Evening

The United States Rubber Company hosts a weekly dance with the Bis AxstbaN team continuing Saturday night at the recreation hall. Larry Gadsby and his orchestra will provide music for general dancing. Manager Leo Cantwell chairs the committee with Albert Dhau Zacn Demaure Paul Bruno Pat Crige Mantel Vlash Ferreira among others.

United States Rubber Company Bisaxstban Larry Gadsby Orchestaoet Pall River Minstc Leo Cantwell Albert 4 Hau Zacn Demaure Paul Bruno Pat Crige Ane Mantel Vlash Ferreira

Yuletide Tree Trims Joyful Carols at Kany Salle Poo

A festive scene features a decorated tree at Yuletide gathering. People sing carols to greet the Christ Child as a celebration unfolds with roundtable cheer and seasonal devotion at a local hall.

Flaming Love Feeds Through Endless Time

A devotional note speaks of enduring faith through divine love, promising eternal sustenance and spiritual succession. It uses metaphor of being fed by a fiery, eternal source to convey commitment and lifelong reverence.

Democrats Enjoy Yuletide Dance and Seasonal Events

Prominent party leaders from across the state attended a Christmas dance at the Bristol Casino hosted by the Mens and Women's Democratic clubs. Santa Claus appeared, and the event featured a Casino orchestra and remarks by Anthony J Nunes.

Aimee Forand Bristol Paul Cerone Santa Claus Anthony J Nunes Democratic Town Committee Christine Garvin Harriet Fennel Florence Bush Florence Dunbar Frena di Costa Carolyn de Amicia Jane DeAnticio Betts McCarty Krowns Nance Mossop Placig Earl P Mathewson Joseph Rindtr Audres Mearce Helen Remieres John de Stewart

Rubber Quintet Opens 1936-37 Campaign Sunday

The Rubber Products basketball team launches its 1936-37 season Sunday at Recreational Manlage. Manager John Natel Turres leads a staff including Art Coach and Lee Cantwell with assistants Frasmon Moncit and Tvanas My erath. Veterans and a large roster, featuring Clifford Barrus John McMahon John Sylvia Thomas Van Voast Thomas Witzpatrick, prepare for opening test against seasoned players and locals.

She Os Rubber Products Ant St Strong Warren John Natel Turres Sullivan Kuede Island Sports Celber Workers Phis Lee Cantwell Frasmon Moncit Tvanas Myerath Clifford Barrus John McMahon Barrington High Court John Sylvia LaSalle Thomas van Voast Thomas Witzpatrick Colt, Wall Chassie’ LeClert Jiminy Salzann Curley Julio Booyes Leonte Maire Manuel Cerriera Nunzio Gagho Charles West

Bristol plants award Christmas bonuses to 1100 workers

About 1100 employees at Collins and Bickman Corp Bristol plants received $25 Christmas bonuses. President WoG McCullough announced the checks, cashable today, with a card from management wishing a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Bristol Collins Andikman Corp Wog McCullough

Colt High Defeats Alumni Quintet In Xmas Benefit Game

Colt Memorial High School edged the alumni 28 to 24 in a charity basketball game for the Christmas Basket Fund. Pip Securo led Colt with 17 points, while Frank and Tiho Pansa also starred for the schoolboys. The LC oS Rubber Company quintet beat Russas All Stars 31 to 24 in the other half of the twin bill.

Colt Memorial High School Kearnes American Legion LC Os Rubber Company Russas All Stars Twin Hill Biasket Fund Wall Todas Pip’ Securo Frank Tiho Pansa Chassie Leclerc Russovstars Hutler Plas Colt High School Seg Vipers Fonree Scott Sousa Pansa

Baskets and Toys Planned for 250 Needy Families

Nearly 250 Christmas baskets will be distributed by groups led by American Legion Kearney Post 6 to 150 families, Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella 20 baskets, and Salvation Army plus smaller groups handling the remainder. Toy distribution by Box Scouts under Deputy Commissioner George Robish benefits needy children, while Sunshine Club volunteers provide clothing for 32 children and three adults.

Bristol Faunches Kermnex Post American Legion Hope Circle No Daughters of Isabella Salvation Arms Avord George Robish Childre Sunshine Lab Mabel Tee Marie Celone Moss Dorothy Klemm Albert Dubuc Rewe Tertram Wallos Kearney Sara Sweeney Hope Circle

Unemployed Girls Camp Planned by NYA Official

Judge DePasquale relays statement from State NYA director Winterbottom about an educational residence for unemployed young women in Chepachet. The camp will host 60 girls for three months with four heated buildings, medical staff, trained supervisors, and programs in English, knitting, sewing, cooking, and home nursing.

Winterbottom The NYA Lang Te4nrs Jary

Scouts Hold Winter Carnival at Bristol Troop Hall

First Bristol Troop 1st bris tol Scouts of America hosted a Winter Carnival at Scout Hall. The event featured an artificial snowball game, Jingle Bells, patrol contests, dramas on Puritan days, and a snowball relay. Judges included Edward Allesandro Joseph Jouca and Anthony Monoro.

Bristol America Masters Panthers George Morris Albert Voiscancells Flying Eagles John Marshall Panther Francis Perry Plymouth England Plymouth Rock Flying Horses Tver Edward Allesandro Joseph Jouca Anthony Monoro Henry Nrouch Greorge Robish Rudolph Frederick Hatfenreffer Wina Cours Narragansett Council

New Invention Tested For Starfish Removal From Oysters

The new device to remove starfishes from oyster beds was tried Tuesday morning after storms postponed the Sunday experiment. Inventor Capt Jack son of Warren and builder Henry W. Luther were aboard, with Senator Kirby head of the State Dept of Fisheries.

Capt Jackson Warren Henry W. Luther Kirby Head State Dept of Fisheries

Presidents Roosevelt and Landon dining at White House

The writer reflects on President Roosevelts and CG Governor Landons greeting at the White House and attending a Gridiron Club dinner. The piece muses on cross party civility and contrasts with European dictators reacting to sharp satire at such events.

Roosevelt Landon White House Gridiron Club London

Odd Stalin Victory Scheme Cited in Distant Parody

A satirical passage imagines Stalin in a Hyde Park setting with mock allies discussing a four year mandate and a grand plan to buy up steel mills and distribute assets to workers. It features fictionalized names and a flippant tone about spending five billion dollars.

Herr Htler Roosevelt Tavarich Stalin Hyde Parksky on-the-Volga Ickesovitch Hopkinsky Morgenthausky Stalin Hopkinsky Gibraltar

Gridiron Club banquet highlights humor in democracy

Americans show a strong sense of humor and political resilience as leaders absorb jokes at Gridiron Club events, underscoring the vitality of the nation’s democratic process.

Boston Store Santa Knows a World of Kids

A 74 year old Boston store Santa, number one this season, greets thousands of children daily. In a recent interview he describes the job as tiring yet intriguing, with as many as 7400 children processed in one Saturday by the relay Santas.

de Partureg Santa Claus Kris Kringle Boston Transcript Boston Santa

Santa Claus Stories From a Caring Grandfather

A narrator recalls visiting Santa as various children come with simple wishes. One quiet child speaks none while the mother explains the longing to see Santa. A mother asks for nothing for her son, another asks for leftovers, and a grandchild hopes for a new dress, revealing empathy and gentle wishes.

Chidren Santa Gramme

Santa Visit Observations From a Parental Crowd

The speaker notes mothers wait two hours for children to muster courage to meet Santa. He observes mothers enjoy bringing tots for a look at Santa and remarks many fathers also come. He adds girls are more outspoken while boys are shy, a trait he believes persists into adulthood.

Santa

Merry Christmas Greeting From Column Author

A friendly holiday shoutout extends to readers as the columnist signs off with warm wishes and seasonal cheer. The brief note honors supporters and brings a festive, communal close to the column.

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