Happy Birthday Boy Scouts Celebrate Their 46th Year
The article salutes the Boy Scouts of America on their 46th birthday, highlighting den mothers and women volunteers, the scope of Scouting with 1.43 million Cub Scouts in 36,000 packs, 1.16 million Boy Scouts in 54,000 troops, and 440,000 Explorers in 14,990 units. It notes 68,000 sponsoring institutions and over three million youth served, praising the program’s civic and character-building impact.
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Boy’ Scouts of America
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Boy Scouts of America
Mt Ity
Boy Scouts
Heart Fund drives support Rhode Island effort
The Heart Fund benefits the Rhode Island Heart Association and the American Heart Association, funding heart research and education since 1948. Bristol residents and others urged generous giving as fund distributions stay in state while national research receives support. Also noted are local notices on community events, births, meetings, and public notices across Bristol.
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Heart Fund
Rhode Island Heart Association
American Heart Association
Besset Dianises Ec
United States
Bristol
Rhode Island
National Association
Funeral for Henry Galle Held at St Michael's Church
Henry Galle a longtime Guileras School Fire Department member died unexpectedly Thursday while sweeping a classroom at the school. Service at St Michael's Church attended by students, teachers, and local officials. Burial followed in North Cemetery.
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Henry Galle
Gidteree
Pelar
St. Michael’s Church
W. ‘Tildesley
James E. Sullivan
Charles Burns
Guileras School
Orlando Riggiéro
Frederick Serbst
Police Department
Edward Wilkinson
James Meiggs
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co
North Cemetery
Gallo
Fire Department
Calendar of church and civic events in Bristol area
The list details scheduled activities from February to March including bridge games, school plays, dinners, dances, a penny social and annual meetings. Sponsored by local parish groups such as Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella and Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church, along with civic bodies like the Bristol Nursing Association and the American Legion.
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Hope Circle No. 70
Daughters of Isabella
St. Mary’s
Guiteras School
Altar Society of Our Lady ‘of
Rockwell House
Hope Street
Tri-Town Cavaliers
Independent Hall
Jay-Cettes
Mary's Card Shop
Holy Name Society of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Midway
Women’s Guild
DeWolf Room
First Congregational Church
Kingsmen Bugle
NP Drum Corps
Drum Corps
Kearney Post No
American Legion
Bristol Branch, International Sunshine Society
Midway Steak and Lobster House
Eagle Scouts
Bristol
First Baptist Church Choir
Rescue No 1 trains with paid departments in Bristol
Charles E. Luther, Captain of Rescue No. 1 Bristol Fire Department, defends and outlines training programs at the frestation and Rhode Island Medical Library. He notes visits by Chief Kerwin of the Navy Fire Dept and Chief Marshall of Providence Fire Dept, plus demonstrations with the Co-Marcos on Feb 19 56.
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Bristol
Bristol Fire Department
Kerwin
Navy Fire Department
Warren
Marshall
Providence Fire Department
Rhode Island
Charles E. Luther
Hillegrove
Providence
New England
Massachusetts
Appreciation for March of Dimes Auction Success
The speaker thanks all contributors to the March of Dimes auction on January 26 including committee members auctioneers tabulators donors and attendees. Special credit goes to Mrs Raymond Makowsky as Chairman for leading the effort.
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Raymond Makowsky
Witherell To Address Stamp Club
The Bristol Philatelic Society meets February 9 at 8 p.m. in The First Congregational Church kitchen. Carl H. Witherell, president, will discuss The United Nations Stamps and display his collection, including Queen Elizabeth stamps. Junior members gather at 7:30 with Edward Silvia. all stamp enthusiasts welcome.
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The
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Congregational Church
Guiteras House
First Baptist Church
Bristol Philatelic Society
Atlantic Seaboard
U.S. Stamp Society
Bristol Group
Carl H. Witherell
United Nations
Elizabeth
Edward Silvia
What Can You Lose What Is Comprehensive Personal Liability
An advertiser warns of ruinous lawsuits from household accidents and introduces Comprehensive Personal Liability coverage. It cites injuries from a guest tripping, milkman, dog attack, and golf drive, and promotes a policy offering $50,000 personal liability and $250 medical payments for about three cents a day from John Andrade Insurance Agency at 555 Hope St. CL 3-6542.
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Wworth Fnsce
John Andrade
John Andrade Insurance Agency
Hope St
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Norah Sle _ LeMaire
Naonal Spinning Co
Washington, N. Carolina
LeMaire
Raffaelina DeRosa
Philip Batchelder
Tomhorrow
Bristol Garden Club
Arthur H. Eastman
Maine Breeding Cooperative
Augusta
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American Guernsey Cattle Club
Michael A. Deleo
Governor's Commission For the
Virginia Stuart
WPRC
Albert Ethier, Jr
Albert Ethier
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Pasadena High School Chronicle
Kingsmen
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Scout Hall
Jehovah's Witnesses
Warren Avenue Armory
Brockton
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Jose Azevedo
William Medeiros
Division Street
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Truesdale Hospital
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Eleanor Almeida
Women's Guild of
St. Mary’s Church
Mary Accardi
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Halsey C. Herreshoff
A- Sidney Dew. Herreshoff
Long Beach
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Newport
Russell J. Lundstrom
Anchorage, Inc
Rotary Club
Kingsmen Drum Corps
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Stamp Club
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Maplewood Window, & House Cleaning Co
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Silvia, and Davis, Inc
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Agarette
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By John Andrade
Buffington’s
Cupid
Valentine
Whitman’s
Colecrest
Heavenly Perfumes & Cosmetics
Cory
Richard Hudnut
Revlon
Helena Rubenstein Lentheric
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