Kearney Post Honored for Distinguished Service
Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion receives the national Certificate of Distinguished Service for 1945 46 with 900 of 1000 points. The post sponsored junior baseball Sea Scout Ship flag education and more, aided veterans and community groups, held parades and observances, and expanded youth and welfare programs. Membership rose from 123 in 1944 to 357 in 1945 with a 1946 quota of 531.
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Kearney Post
American Legion
Legion
U. S. Army
Air Corps
Post
Community ‘Chest
Red Cross
Salvation Army
United War Fund
Bristol District Nursing Association
Wise Men
Shepherds
State Armory
Sons of Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Department Legion
National Legion Affairs
National Department
Dept
Jesse H. Metcalfe
Kearney
Department
St Mary's CYO Hosts Sadie Hawkins Dance
St Mary's CYO announces a Sadie Hawkins Dance tomorrow night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Prizes include best costume awards for boys and girls, door prizes of fur mittens for girls, and tie clasps for boys. Patrons are Mr and Mrs Adolphe Ferreira, Mr and Mrs Norman Vermette, Mr and Mrs George Vona, and Mr and Mrs Andrew Francis.
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St Mary's Cyo
Adolphe Ferreira
Norman Vermette
George Vona
Andrew Francis
Welfare Director Jos. J. Marshall Dies in Bristol
Joseph J. Marshall longtime public welfare director died today at a Providence hospital after weeks of illness. A 54 year old Bristol native and World War I veteran he served with the 77th Division and belonged to several local and state groups. He is survived by his wife Cecelia and two grandchildren. Funeral services are planned from his brother in law Henry Miranda’s home before a 10 o'clock mass at St Elizabeth Church.
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Joseph J. Marshall
Providence
General Assembly
Mr. Marshall
Henry Miranda
High Street
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Bento and
Mary (Lima) Marshall
77Th Division
St Mihiel
Camp Upton
Marshall
U S. Rubber Co
John G DesLauniers
H H Lawson Co
Wallace Motors
Kearney Post
No 6
The
American Legion
Anthony Almeida
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rhode Island Highway Association
Bristol Rotary Club
Association of Public Welfare Directors
Portuguese Independent Club
Bristol Republican Town Committee
Cecelia M Marshall
Henry and
Patricia Mello
This Town
Trio Fined in South District Court for Carrying a Concealed Weapon
Frank R. Sousa of 19 Franklin Street was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. Sousa, his brother Edward S. Rapoza, and James Barboza of 170 Thames Street were also fined 10 dollars and costs for revelry at a Bristol Police Station session after a dispute at the Colonial Hotel Bar.
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Frank R. Sousa
Franklin Street
Edward S. Rapoza
James Barboza
Thames Street
Colonial Hotel
Louis Cirillo
Sousa
Barboza
Public Hearing Set On One Side Parking On Hope Street
The town schedules a public hearing for January 7 at 7 30 pm in Burnside Memorial Building Council Chambers to decide on one side parking on Hope Street. Merchants oppose tightening yet favor a 90 day trial with enforcement and traffic changes to ease congestion.
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Hope Street
The
Phoenix
Council
Burnside Memorial
State Division of Roads and Bridges
Bristol
Thames
High Street
Main Street
Warren
Moody Bible Institute
Bob Ingersoll
Fellowship Goes Carolling On Christmas Eve
Congregational Senior Pilgrim Fellowship carolers toured town from 8 to 10 o clock visiting the Rhode Island Soldiers Home Bristol Home for Aged Women Children s Home and Benjamin Church Home then called on sick members homes refreshments were served at Paul Bullock s home and a Christmas gift was presented to Rev Charles R Cooley.
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Congregational Senior Pilgrim Fellowship
R. I Soldiers
Bristol
Children's
Benjamin Church
Congregational Parish
Carollers
Paul Bullock
Charles R Cooley
Thanks Expressed By Ladies Of Bristol Home
The Bristol Home for Aged Women thank the board of managers for monetary gifts and the visiting groups from First Congregational Church Warren Methodist Church and other sponsors. The Sewage Disposal Plant reported a low of 7 above zero this morning with colder readings possible nearby.
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Bristol
Post notes detail New Year events and dues drive
Post Commander Samuel J. Smith earns a third year on the law and order committee. The New Years Dance and Party committee meets tonight at the Post Home to finalize plans for next Tuesday. Tickets remain for Legionaires and friends at the canteen this weekend. Rhode Island Forty and Eight plans a state wreck January 26 at Cumberland Post Home with a Blackstone Valley degree team. Bristol County Vulture No. 1188 meets January 21 in Kearney Post Home to finalize trip. Telegraph roll call will occur December 31. members with 1947 dues should hand them to the Finance Officer.
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Samuel J. Smith
Committee On Law and Order
New Years Dance and
Post Home
Elmer McNamara
Legionaires
Rhode Island
Cumberland Post
Cumberland
R. L
Blackstone Valley
Bristol County
Volture
Kearney
American Legion
The Mail Hoax That Met Its Mark on a Chicago Critic
A Chicago tale recalls Howard Mann pranking George Wharton, ex-newspaper man turned critic, by flooding his office with mailed catalogs and offers. Wharton, famed for sharp barbs, reacts as the shipments pile up: a mock mail call yields a comic farce about class, ads, and overblown requests.
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Howard Mann
Wharton
Mann
Buy-Ilinois Products Commission
Board of Trade Bldg
Lloyd Lewis
Chicago Sun
Tmercy
George
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