Guiteras Junior High Honor Rolls Named for Term Ending Jan 27
The Guiteras Memorial Junior High School honor roll lists 200 students for the term ending January 27 1933 with 53 marks at 90 percent or higher 99 between 80 and 89 percent and 139 earning honors for no absences or lates. Names include Katherine Manchester Marjorie Magee Sally Church Edward DuPont and many others across grades 7 8 and 9.
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Mimetysone Paapals
Guiteras Memorial
James F. Sullivan
Bemp
Katherine Manchester
Marjorie Magee
Sally Church
Henry Rherman Prances Capone
Norman Hibbert
Mary Castro
Esther Perkins
Raymond McNamara
Ruth Lattre
Edward DuPont
Grade
Herman Whemph
John Simoes
Robert Jourigney
Emails Avilla
Lucy Cassano
Carmellina Formissano
Theresa Marino Usseletse
Matur
Mary Perry
Ruth Sanford
Annie Turcarolo
Margaret West
Helen Alves
Anthony Tastello
Muriel Bullock
Trene Gallo
Ruth Hazledine
Rhoda Hobson
Virginia Mariano
Esther Ferreira
Elsie Gilroy
Mary McLaughlin
Mary Proto
Theresa Vaccaro
Mary Velleca
Nicolena Fusco
Merton Morgan Joseph Sardenha
Delphina Travers
Ida DiCiann
Thomas Olstead Maurice Smith
Helen Andrade
Josephine Bruno
Helen Dennis
Elsie Weaver
Amon Jamiel
William McCarthy
Margaret Burke
Alice Croteau
Anthony Cavallaro
Fred Lopes
Frank Marabello
Rose Formussano
Mary George
Palmera Massa
Concetta Orefice
Raffaella Pansa
Filomena Tamburro
Nancy Turcarola
Anna Russo
Joseph Borges
Antonio Carmone
Daniel Carvalho
Nicholas Minuto
Gordon Morgan
Arthur Nunes
Isabel Bento
Marguerite de Rocha
Capartalina Ferreira
Elmina Marino
Janette McCaw
Frances Andredzzi
Isabel Cabral
Elizabeth Ferra Tue
Gagha
Dr Gleason to Speak at Taft School Club Meeting
Dr Martop Gleason of Providence will address Taft School Club on Child Welfare. The Thursday meeting features a cordial invitation to friends, with musical selections by Audrey Munro and N G Herreshoff Jr. as pianist.
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Gleason
FAFT
Martop’ Gleason
Providence
Taft School Club
Audrey Munro
N G Herreshoff, Jr
Highlander Wrestler Threw Loose Cow In Paisley Stunt
A wild cow ran through Paisley streets in Scotland before a Highlander wrestler threw it aside. The incident drew curious crowds as emergency crews monitored the scene and guided the animal away from pedestrians.
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Paisley
Scotland
Opinion Column on Timely Topics for Town Welfare
This column opens space for reader comments on local welfare and interests. It invites public input on issues affecting the town and encourages thoughtful discussion from residents.
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Thia
Cere Ap
Protect Our Schools Letter Calls for Sustained Education Funding
A reader urges readers to heed Boston school committee chairman Arthur W. Reilly who warns against false economy in education. He argues that cutting school programs now will cause lasting harm and stresses education as civic insurance shaping tomorrow's citizens. The letter also praises the Board of Public Aid and highlights Angevine and Des Lauriers for their relief work and integrity.
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Boston
Arthur W. Reilly
Boston School Committee
Editorial on welfare program experiments and future plans
An editorial reviews two years of unemployment relief, praising cost efficiency and shortage of pauperization while criticizing project work. It argues favoring cheaper food and supplies and endorses Des Laugiers scheme to loan relief rather than provide ongoing aid, with repayment after reemployment.
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Public Aid
Des Laugiers
Vets Entertained at Soldiers' Home by Rhode Island Auxiliary
Veterans at the local Soldiers' Home were entertained Sunday by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Rhode Island Department. The program featured song and dance acts by Providence dance students and performances by individual helpers. Afterward, gifts of cake fruit candy cigars and tobacco were handed out by the arrangements committee led by Mrs Helen Dorgan and supported by Mrs Agnes Killian Mrs Suegg Mrs Grace Whats taker and Mrs May Ring among guests were Mrs Mary McCann department chief of staff and David Dorgan department chief of staff VFW with other council members and officers named in attendance.
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Soldiers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Rhode Island
Providence
General Arrangements Committee
Helen Dorgan
Hospital
Agnes Killian
Suegg
Grace Whatstaker
May Ring
Mary McCann
David Dorgan
Bertha E. Jalbert
Helen Nelson
Dorothy Johnson
May Black
Department Council
George Ilg
School entertainment features a long list of participants
Pent i quartermader and department president Alberto Velsqniewits host a school entertainment. Participants include Rita Lavelle Antoinette and Yvonne Thilbault Mary Lord Olga Beazan siskis Edward Monell Charles Bas sette Alphonse Fontaine Bob Cookson Antoinette Davignon Alberta Norman Billie Bring Agnes Monagh Lillian Fontaine Ernest Raymond Fontaine Edward Slocum Alice Bates Martina Stroke Irene Langlois Barbara Donath Daniel Lynch Grace Sontag Rita Keough Martin Stroke. Miss Lillian Black ledge was the piano accompanist Billy Want of Providence delivered a comedy monologue Bernice Pray of Warren performed an acrobatic act and the Singing Morgans of Pawtucket sang several numbers.
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Pent i Quartermader
Alberto Velsqniewits
Eee i
Rita Lavelle
Antoinette
Yvonne Thilbault
Mary Lord
Olga Beazansiskis
Edward Monell
Charles Bassette
Alphonse Fontaine
Bob Cookson
Antoinette Davignon
Alberta Norman
Billie Bring
Agnes Monagh
Lillian Fontaine
Ernest
Raymond Fontaine
Edward Slocum
Alice Bates
Martina Stroke
Irene Langlois
Barbara Donath
Daniel Lynch
Grace Sontag
Rita Keough
Martin Stroke
Lillian Blackledge
Billy Want
Providence
Bernice Pray
Warren
Morgans
Pawtucket
Transportation Regulation Expounded By Speaker
The speaker, Col Hammond,讲 outlined unfair competition's impact on cities. He cited subsidies and mail carriage payments to operators like Mississippi Shipping Company Grace Line and South Atlantic S S Company, noting payroll loss at New Haven Railroad and urging local merchants benefit from fair competition.
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Mississippi Shipping Company
Grace Line
South Atlantic S. S. Company of Delaware
Col. Hammond
New Haven Railroad
Newport
Company and A girls club plan February whist party
Initial plans for a whist party to be held on February 27 were made at a meeting of the Girls' Club in their Thames street club rooms. Laura Sai was elected chairlady of the general committee with Margaret Proto Ada Sylvia Mildred Rishe and Emily Garvin. Mary Salzano and Anna Ethier were named to the social committee for the ensuing month.
Sidelights On Main Street Jubilee of Bristol locals shines in town gossip
A lively Bristol column catalogs residents and happenings from a playful town social scene. Bridges, bands, skating rink encounters, radio moves, and a parade of neighbors such as Ray Bus bane and Leo Mans appear among anecdotes and humorous asides. The note about Valentine’s Day and local enterprises caps a chaotic, affectionate village panorama.
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Noah
Ray Busbane
Frank Mahoney
D. P
Rnk
Eddie Newbold
Leo Mans
Colt
Andrew Verra
Nik
Jimmy Velleca
Dizzy
Herman King
The
Colts
Ray Mott
Percy Crosby
Frank Corea
Joe Serpa
West Barrington
Joe Francis
L. P
Patsy Flanagan
Leo Nussenfeld
Providence
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Beate Ces AS
Bristol -Phenix
Bell, Inc
Hope Breet
High Street
EL Grocery
Bernard, Jr
Valentine
Scribb
Tel
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Hope Street
Talbot & Hopkins
James F. Duffy
Fred E. Suzman
Globe
Tuplin
Thames Street
B. Leviten
Blue Bird Shop
Dupont
Walter Tremieres
Philip Shulman
Church Street
A. Eisenstadt
Hope' ‘Street
Telephote
Otwell
Ford
Waldron Company
Bradford Street
DIMAN
Charles ‘J. Sartini
Wood Street
Bristol
Phoenix
Guiteras Junior High School
Columbia Carmone
Ruth Demers
Hilda Jamiel
Agnes Mello
Marjory Sousa
Virginia Sousa
Lucy Spisso
Ruth Tattrie
Frank Balzano
Michael Cappucci
Vincent Cassano
Louis Carvallaro
Michael Topazio
Antony Sasiello
Antoinetta Campanella
A Guerite de Rocha
Capitalina Ferreira
Irene Gallo
Rhoda Hobson Domenick Puntello
James Sylvia
Frances Andreozzi
Mary Carlos
Tueyo Cassano
Theresa Marino
Ambrose Head
John Lynch Tons Nast
Antelle Parise
Nmtary Cavallare
Leah Fisenstadt Nuicolena Fusco
Catherine Mendes
Lueo Nappi
Filomena Pasqua
Clara Perry
Annie Ricard
Shirley Rishe
Selpling Travers Pheresa Vicenro Mars Melaughlin
Mars Proto
Joseph Salvia
Gerald Barnes
Antone Campenale
Thomas Leane
John Sousa
Piste Gilroy
Catherine Scalare
Pmt
Sousa
Hope Angels
Betsy Hambrick
Caroline Miranda Rose Tufarola
Carl Annaruming
Loms
Codo'a
James Correia
Harold Peckham
Lous Romano
Zina Savino
Christine Young Grace Abate
Helen Barges
Angelo Carush Waiham
Togan Bartholomew Pagano
Attilho
Pansa
Jirank Securo
Matthew Romano
Angevine
Des Lauriers
Parish Monthly
A R Parshley
Freddie Alger
Lowell Thomas
Pete Vitullo
Jimmy Lanzire
Leo Cantwell
Ripley
Franklin
Washington Streets
WPRO
Bill Flanigan
Frank Millemage
Joe Navadi
Tony Ferrara
Charie Allen
George Anderson
East Providence
Tallulah Bankhead
Lily Damita
Hollywood
Tech
Raaisa
McGrath
H. H. Lawson Co
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