Jerome F Kemph Dies This Forenoon at Bay View Home
Jerome F Kemph, 50, died this morning at the family residence on Bay View avenue after several months illness. Native to the town, unmarried, he leaves five brothers Charles Herman George John and William and two sisters. Funeral set for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Ford Kemph
Herman J
Annie B. (Ford) Kemph
Bay View Avenue
Charles
Herman
George
John
William
Pastor to Speak on Lincoln at DeWolf Chapel
Rev Herbert D Graetz will deliver an address titled That Man Lincoln during Sunday evening service at 7 30 in the DeWolf Memorial Chapel He hails from the Lincoln region and is known for engaging talks A special musical program is planned with Mrs Helen Herreshoff as guest soloist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D.graetz
Lincoln
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
Mr Graetz
Helen Herreshoff
Obituary notices from Providence and nearby towns PSA
Multiple notices memorialize Bernard Mary Ellen Kirby Bernard aged 46 died in Providence February 4 wife of Charles H Bernard daughter of Jeremiah Kirby late of this town. DeTorres Francesco DeTorros aged 141 years died February 2 in this town. Easterbrooks John H F formerly of this town died at 73. Farrington Shabel Wo Coggeshall Farrington wife of the late Philip H Farrington aged 63 years funeral February 5 at 2:30 pm from 613 Main Street Warren RI. Perrin Josephs Hospital Providence baby Perry To Gras age 7X years. Kemph Jer ome Ford Kemph son of Herman Joe and Annie Kemph aged 50 years 6 months funeral February 9 at 2 pm from Bay View Avenue residence. Cobbs and related notices refer to local residents and funeral arrangements in Providence and Fall River areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Providence
Mary Ellen (Kirby) Bernard
Charles H Bernard
Jeremiah Kirby
Hasterbrooks
Fall River
Mass
John H F Easterbrooks
Fred G McAdams
Madison Street
Farrington
Shabel Wo
Coggeshall
Philp H Farrington
Kemph
Heb O¢ Jerome Ford Kemph
Herman Joe and
Annie Bemph
Bay View Avenue
Colt High Defeated Providence Trade 29 to 17
Colt High School beat Providence Trade School 29 to 17 on Tuesday in an Interscholastic Conference Class B game. Colt used mostly reserves in the second and fourth periods, extending its winning streak to seven with strong finishing from Desilets Baker and Magee Wheeler for Providence Trade, while Calais and Tomassa contributed key scores.
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Colt High
Providence Trade
Colt
Providence
Providence Trade School
Eam
Calts
Desilets Ands
Baker Percy
Cot Beng
Ruggiero Tomassa
Magee
Aid Wheeler
Providence Triade
Olympians Defeat Holy Trinity 38 to 27 in YMCA clash
Olympians sprinted to a 38 27 victory over Holy Trinity of Pawtucket at the YMCA gym on Wednesday. Bristol boys led 12 2 at halftime as Gallagher scored early while Raposa Matsano and guards Shean Salvia Borges contributed. Masterson paced Holy Trinity with 17 points.
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Olympians
Holy Trinty
Pawtucket
YMCA
Jack Farrington
AAUU
Jack
Bristol Hows
Gallagher
Roxy Marshall
Raposa
Matsano
Shean Salvia
Borges
Hols Trinitys
Masterson
Joon Tree
N IR Team Rout Warwick in Easy 37 to 16 Victory
The NIR basketball squad routed Warwick 37 to 16 in the recreation room. All players saw action as NIR led from start to finish in new red and gray uniforms. In the prel iminary, NIR Co girls defeated Colt High 13 to 6 with Edward Fitzgerald and Helen McGuigan serving as referees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
N_ I R Co
Boy Scout Week Set to Begin with Weeklong Events
Boy Scout Week marks the 21st anniversary of the Scouts with a Sunday start. Scout Sunday events include church services and visits to the Soldiers Home to entertain veterans. Throughout the week groups organize school dramatizations, patrol leader nights, rallies, leadership talks, Sea Scout reunions, home good turns, Court of Honor sessions, Old Timers Day and a town government mock run by pruked scouts, with Camp Wawgoog reunion planned at Pawtucket High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Awashonks Herd
F C Pearce Drummond
Narragansett Council
Pawtucket High School
Awashonks Herd P
Wos
Le Circle Francais Holds First Meeting
The Quimer division of Pe Care le Francais held its first meeting Monday led by Miss Bertha Cheshire. Mass Talhan and Dunbar directed French songs while Miss Mary I Oliver played piano. The group planned a Valentine Party for Monday February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qumer
le Francais
Bertha Cheshire
Mass Talhan & Dunbar
Mary I Oliver
Sidelights On Main Street and Local Doings
Sidelights on Main Street recounts social notes from town with mentions of Sal Massa opening a spaghetti shop, the Ever Ready Fair finale, local shopkeepers Morris Levy Ed Levy and Dutch Rische, RT S students returning to school, bowling teams like Jim Perry and Bill Burke, the Olympians charity game for Relief Fund, Geo McCarthy and new hats, and dances at the Washington Ball with weekly reminiscences and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Massa
Hope
Levy
Darling
Morris Levy
Bill Butler
Honey
al Levy
Dutch Rische
RT S
Boots Kershaw
Camelot
Jim Perry
Bill Burke
Bill
Olympians
Ike
Geo McCarthys
Kid Dickinson
Bristol merchants show on 1220 Kilocycles WL 81
Tune in every Wednesday at 4 PM for remarks from Bristol merchants and the Bristol Chamber of Commerce. The program invites local business leaders to speak on community issues and chamber activities.
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Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Obituary for Francesco DeTorros Resident of St Elizabeth
Francesco DeTorros aged 51 died Monday after long illness. Funeral held Wednesday from May Munro Place, Bay View avenue, to St Elizabeth Church for mass of requiem and interment at St Marys Cemetery. Native of St Michael Azores, he came to the United States and worked for National India Rubber Company. Widower Jer min ta De Torros predeceased him by nine months. Survived by two sons Frank and Manuel De Torro and two daughters.
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Francesco Detorros
May Munro
Bay View Avenue
St Elizabeth’s Church
St Marys Cemetery
DeTorres
St Michael
Azores Islands
United States
National India Rubber Company
Jerminta de Torros
Frank
Manuel de Torro
Mrs Isabel W Farrington Dies in Providence After Ill Health
Mrs Isabel W Farrington died Wednesday evening in Providence after a period of poor health. A native of the town she was a daughter of the late Henry B Coggeshall and Isabel Munro Coggeshall. She was 658 years of age and leaves a daughter Mrs Everett Appleby Jr of East Providence and a nephew Frederick M Coggeshall of the same town. Rev Herbert Graetz will officiate at services Sunday at the George Mo Wilbur funeral home in Warren with interment in North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Farrington
Isabel W Farrington
Philip HH Farrington
Providence
Farrington
Henry B. Coggeshall
Isabel (Munro) Coggeshall
First Congregational Church
John Mo Coggeshall
LeRoy Bkb Coggeshall
William H Coggeshall
Philip Hi Farrington
Bristol Counts
Providence Journal
Fvening Bulletin
Feverett Appleby Jr
Fast Providence
Frederick M Coggeshall
Herbert Did Graetz
Parst
George Mo Wilbur
Warren
North
Death notice of Elizabeth Martin Gabb in Florence
Cablegram informs relatives of Elizabeth Martin Gabb death in Florence Italy due to pneumonia She was a former resident of this town born in New York to Charles and Abbs Martin She lived here as a child attended Miss Morse private school and left in her teens She leaves three children two daughters and one son two brothers May Parker Martin and John Martin and two sisters Mrs Ernest Foster and Mrs Lefferts Hoff man She was in her 55th year
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Florence
Italy
Elizabeth Martin Gabb
Misses Morse
High Street
May Parker Martin
United States Army
Newport
John Mart#l
New York
Ernest Foster
Lefferts S Hoffman
Percy T Gray obituary note notes state prominence
Percy Taylor Gray, listed as one of the oldest and best known figures in the region, is referenced for his long standing presence among local newspaper circles. The fragment hints at his prominence in this section of the state.
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Percy T. Gray
Percy Taylor Gray
Warren man dies after long newspaper route service
A Warren resident aged 76 years died Wednesday morning at St Josephs Hospital Providence after weeks of illness. He delivered newspapers for fifty years along Metacom Avenue and in Warren and Bristol. He was a Mason school janitor for years and a longtime member of the Warren Baptist Church. Funeral services were held at the funeral home with interment in North Cemetery.
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Rers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Gray
Warren
Metacom Avenue
Bristol
Gideon
Annie R Gray
Warren-Bristol
Mason School
Butterworth Avenue
Creorge Meo Gray
Warren Baptist Church
George M Walbur
North Cemetery
Funeral announced for Mrs Mary Pllen Bernard
Relatives and friends from this town will attend the funeral of Mrs Mary Pllen Bernard wife of Charles Ho Bernard in Providence tomorrow morning. She died Wednesday at the family home 27 Winslow street. A native of this town she was 47. Besides her husband she leaves three sons and two daughters, a brother Edward Kirby of Raston, and two sisters Mrs George H McClure and Mrs Alonzo H Reynolds.
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Mary Pllen
Korbys
Bernard
Charles Ho Bernard
Providence
Winslow Street
Jeremiah Kirby
Edward Kirby
Raston
George H McClure
Alonzo H. Reynolds
Boy Scouts Camporee and Dance Planned
The local Boy Scout organization will stage a Camporee and dance in the State Armors at Church street on Friday evening February 13 sponsored by Awashonks Herd POWS Scout Honor Society. For the first time the public may witness scoutcraft demonstrations from 7 30 to 9 pm followed by dancing until midnight.
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Church Street
Awashonks Herd
Whist For Community Relief Fund Tonight
The community whist for the relief fund for the town’s needy will be held this evening at St. Michael's parish house. A large attendance is expected due to strong interest and the event's worthy objective, with a committee including Mrs FE Brownell, Mrs Benjamin M MacDougall, Mrs J William Wood, Mrs John H Wall, Mrs Frederick Knowlton, Mrs Alice Dubue, and Mrs Edward P Church.
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Relef
St. Michael's
FE. ] Brownell
Benjamin M MacDougall
J. Willam Wood
John H Wall
Frederick Knowlton
Alice Dubue
Edward P. Church
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Jerome F.kemph
George Moo Wilbur
Main Street
Warren RI
Gsras
Cobb
Th. Boc
Maine
Pinsent
Hqpe St
WA Merritt
Holy Trinity
Warren Reds
Marshall
Kaposa
Ingame Juan Independents
Olympian Ind
Saizaneo Rf
Langella Lf
Ccf
Marz
Rorges Rs
Risbana
le Circle Francais
Noah
WLSI
Elizabeth M. Gibb
Boy Scouts
Community Relief Fund
Newman Bros
Swift
Newman's
Florida
Ples
Challenge
Friends
R. & R. Chicken Holland
Maxwell House
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