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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
4
The second of a series of Wednesday night union Lenten services will be preached at 7:30 PM February 14 in the First Congregational church. Despite bad weather, Ash Wednesday drew a large crowd to the inaugural service.
Mrs Irene Bifera Aiello 73 died at her home 187 Mount Hope street after a long illness. Born in Scafati Italy May 8 1877 she was adopted by Pasquale and Theresa Teodosio and came to the United States 48 years ago settling here 40 years ago. Survived by son James Aiello four daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral from her home 8:15 a m to Our Lady of Mount Carmel for high Mass burial in St Mary’s cemetery. Also note on forest resources and regrowth in a separate column.
The clergyman, trained at Hartford School of Religious Education, directed three Maine churches before joining Beneficent Congregational Church in Providence in 1933. He led Rhode Island and Providence church councils, served on national church committees, helped with the International Work Camp in France, and represented the World Council of Churches in Amsterdam in 1948. He wrote Inn Keeper's Problem and related Christian tales.
Antone Sousa aged 34 of 5 Seigel Street died at home on February 7 after a long illness. Born February 12 1917 in town he was a wholesale meat dealer in Providence. Survived by widow Joaquina Medeiros Sousa three children Asterio Bertha and Deatelda and brother John of Providence. Funeral February 10 at 8 am from Charles M Connery Funeral Home and 9 am Mass at St Elizabeths Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
Col. Martin urged all aircraft warning service members to attend tonight's meeting. He noted radiological instruction will be offered to teachers and science staff for monitoring radioactivity after an atomic raid. Capt. Wheeler, Providence, leads the school program and holds multiple defense credentials.
Local party leaders clash over a likely Cardoza Marshall race with Miranda pledging loyalty to the GOP and pledging no primary fight while Cardoza enters the fray. Miranda says he will back the winner and stay in the fold. Speculation grows on dissident influence and an independent ticket by Hugh Holmes, needing 50 signatures by February 28 with petitions due February 26.
The laying house will be thoroughly cleaned and renovated before moving in new pallets from the range. This work aims to give the area a healthful sanitary start.
R. R. Dining Service plans $100 revenue from dining and buffet in 1949 while Class I railroads incur $1.39 in direct expenses per unit.
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