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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1937

Page

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Bristol Legion Plans Blood Transfusion Squad

Kearney Post no 6 American Legion Bristol sponsors a blood transfusion squad to aid the needy. Volunteers are being enrolled and tested for blood types to serve as a ready reserve. The effort aligns with a state Legion plan awarding the Francis P Gleason trophy to posts with most transfusions.

Kearney American Legion of Bristol Bristol Legion Willam A. Bottomley Kearney Post Bristol Bristol Legionnaires State Department of the Legion

Local Flood Fund Rises To 1171 Dollars For Bristol Relief

The Bristol Red Cross reports noon total of 1171.33 dollars raised to aid flood relief as Bristolians continue generous giving. Donations are welcome via Miss Florence T Nelson or Bristol Phoenix office with many individuals and local groups listed among supporters.

Mississippi Holly American Red Cross Florence T. Nelson The Bristol Phoenix

Social series planned by convention committee

The Fraternal Order of Eagles announces a series of nuptial functions to aid the convention fund. The first, a bingo party, will be held Thursday at the Republi building with Joseph W. Bliss as chairman and Reginald Brown and Louis Matrone on the committee. An April 3 old fashioned dance in Columbia Hall on Wood Street will feature Portuguese and American dances.

Order of Eagles Republisto Joseph W. Bliss Reginald Brown Louis Matrone Frank Cunha Columbia Hall Wood Street Cunha Anthony P Moniz Anthony J. Nunes George Machado Francis P Cuomo Domenic Mascola James Holmes Eagle

G O P Women's Club to Conduct Bridge Tonight

The Bristol Women's Republican Club will run a bridge event at its Makowski building headquarters with over 50 tables expected. Chairwoman Vasta LaR Ruggiero heads the general arrangements committee, joined by several named members and ex-officio aides.

G. O. P. Women’s Club Women's Republican Club of Bristol Makowsky Vasta Lar Ruggiero Herbert Burnham John Grabert Arthur J Belmore Anna Paiva John R. Bernardo Walter Kerr John Tuplin

Birthday Ball at Bristol Casino Raises Over 75 Dollars

The President's birthday ball at the Bristol Casino drew about 250 attendees including officials. Seventy percent of proceeds go to fight infantile paralysis with the rest to Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. Notable participants included Anthony J. Nunes and Mrs Nunes, Judge Edward I Leahy and daughter Ann, Postmaster Coggeshall and Miss Jeanette Marlloux, and others.

Indice Sinarire Bristol, Casino Postmasone Eloesett Seeder Cmn Georgia Warm Springs Foundation National Colors Anthony J. Nunes Democratic Town Committee Nunes Ann Coggeshall Jeanette Marlloux Augustine B Nerone James Holmes Edward D Kunt Prescott B Paull

PLAN BRIDGE FOR GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY EVENT

The Junior Branch of the Girls Friendly Society at St Michael's Church will host a pre Lent bridge in the Parish House on Thursday evening. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded for each table, with candy for sale. Patronesses include Mrs Henry Wood and other listed ladies.

Girls’ Friendly Society St Michael's Church Lst Henry Wood Earl H Hobson Evelyn C. Bache Arthur M. McCaw Helen Herreshoff Arthur Carr Florence T Nelson Emma Stanton William H. Pinch

Capt Albert Moren Announces Republican Council Candidacy

Bristol native Capt Albert A Moren commanding Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery announces his bid for Republican town committee endorsement for one of five town council seats. His candidacy follows months of Democratic dissension and rumors of a third ticket as officials weigh March 10 election.

Albert A Moren 243Rd Coast Artillery Republican Town Committee Bristol National Guard G.O P Albert Johnson John R. Bernardo Edward D Kunz Bristol Belvedere Richard Connery Joseph Viera Manuel Perry Foysa Conn Catal Democratic Town Committee Nablakousae S Sa Tion Powers Up State Capt Moren National Guard Antonio Moren Colt Memorialigh School Bryant and Stratton Business College Keds National India Rubber Company Moren Sado del Geetedien SOAS Herbert R. Dean State Range Rumford Ode Island James E

Bohemian Girl to be staged in Bristol with fine cast

The Bohemian Girl will be presented in Bristol on Tuesday evening next week by the BTA Entertainment Association at the Guiteral School auditorium. Theresa Donovan directs with a strong soloist group and a large chorus, promising a memorable production of Balfe’s light opera with familiar numbers and a romantic story of Thaddeus and Arline.

Bristol Michael Balfe BTA Entertainment Association Guiteral School Theresa Donovan Thaddeus

Bristol Forms Columbian Squires in Knights of Columbus

Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus forms the Bishop Francis P Keough Chapter Columbian Squires with Rev Lawrence Deery as assistant priest, Joseph Galla gher as Chief Squire, and officers for the year. The group to receive Holy Communion at St Mary’s Church next Sunday and hold a breakfast after mass at the K of C rooms. Columbus Club Providence hosts the investiture in the afternoon with Brockton Chapter in charge.

Bristol Knights of Columbus Squires Francis P. Keough Lawrence Deery St Mary’s Church Pryor William P. Hammill Joseph Gallagher Samuel Campanella Anthony Ramos Samuel Turillo Robert C. Newbold J Irvin Pierce St. Mary's Church K. of Crooms State Street

Benefit Card Party Social At St Elizabeth’s Parish

Several hundred parishioners are expected to attend the card party and social by the Children of Mary Society of St Elizabeth's Church Saturday night at the Guiteras Memorial Junior High School auditorium. Proceeds will go to the parish fund. Miss Mary A Vargas chairs the arrangements with a large committee of named helpers.

Children of Mary Society of St Elizabeth’s Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Mary A. Vargas Marie Pacheco Helen Silvia Mary Furtado Josephine Mederros Theresa Raposa Rose Marshall Mary Arruda Lyndwina Sousa Lillian Camara

Sewer Board Set to Review Budget Report

The sewer commission held a session last night with commissioners Donat J. Gladue William T. Dwyer Peter Gasper and George R. Fish acting secretary planning a budget report for submission to the Budget Committee tomorrow night.

Sewer Commission Donat J. Gladue William T. Dwyer Peter Gasper George R. Fish

Phis-aned Shat from Here and Share BY THE SCRIBE

The piece discusses sleep problems after late hosting rituals and suggests sleep-inducing tips from an International Cosmopolitan magazine article. It notes coffee and lemon pie at night can keep one awake and promises simple ideas to help sleep without heavy detail.

War Sudgeant

Mind Slate Exercise Promises Quiet Writing Method

Frederik S Bigelow touts a mental exercise where thoughts appear on a slate and must be erased with a damp sponge. He claims it trains focus by resisting an unseen hand forming sentences before they are written. The method aims to keep the mind calm and slate clean.

Frederik S Bigelow

Time Honored Counting Method Replaced by New Device

The author notes that counting sheep often stalls with the first sheep and introduces a new device suggested by Mr. Bigelow as an alternative.

Mr. Bigelow

The Ease of Imitating Sleep Breathing

A speaker asserts that mimicking slow rhythmic breathing can calm the mind. By listening to one’s own breath, intrusive thoughts fade and a sense of peace grows. With practice, the rhythm of simulated sleep can become actual sleep.

Reading for Sleep Aids and Pillow Tips

A writer extols in bed reading with hair stuffed cushions for firm support and upright posture. Non fiction and detective stories are favored to wake the brain or entice sleep. Readers are invited to share sleep aids to help those who cannot drift off.

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Legion Francis P. Gleason Samuel J. Smith, Jr Post Department Smith Charles E. Burns Collins and Aikman Corp F Haffehreffer, Jr Charles B Rockwell, Jr Bristol Lace Works Charles H West A.S.B& CB Eugene Langevin S. P Haven Ie Frederick Maryon Harkeigt Tingley Arthur McCawne Candido Freitas Laurine Bradford Fred Atkinson Nettie M Viall Howard W. Church P. J. Beirne MGM Woodbury J .S. Polleys Emilie J. Rich F. S. Bartlett William P. Paine Milton Paines Paul A Herzig Barney Leviten Henry Sanford Jessie Sanford Angelo Piers Joseph J Pirri Madeline Cortelessa Mary Sousa Vincent Saviano E W Weaver Ethelyn Pray Michael Vaccaro Fred Wilbur Helen Newcomb Thomas Roberts Dorothy Roberts A Friend Eunice Paull Ethel F Blarsdell Missionary Society First Congregational Ch Charles Wall Harry Bullock Helen Hadfield Jennie H Gallup Anthony E. Massano Cora S Anderson Clifford Weaver M B Grossman Peter Bonvicin James Mageele Henry W Peterson M_N. Faria Louise Pozzi Rose M Lombard Pozzi William LeClair John H Wall Guy Morrow Sally C Church I. H. Gorham Evergreen Troop Bristol Girl Scouts Fred Hodgdon J William Wood Joseph Eckersley Carmello Campagna John DesLauriers Hue Eagles Wit Light Brigade Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland Comedy News Reel Mae West Warren William Randolph Scott Alice Brady Margaret Perry Pictorial Review DeMille Wild Bill Hickok Calamity Jane Gary Cooper Jean Arthur Albert Moren Republican Council Indorsement Devilshoof Artine Arline Florestein Gipsies Florestain Bristol Council K. OF C Columbian Squires Children of Mary Guiteras School Sandman
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