Bristol Scouts Complete Re registration Plans
Plans were completed for the re registration of the First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America as part of the national organization. The meeting also announced a Washington parity style next week, merit badge presentations, and planned ship committee activities for the coming season.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout Hall
Flying Horse Patrol
Manuel Perry
Joseph A. Arouca
Joseph T. Belanger
John LaFazia
Arthur Cordeiro
Anthony Halzano
Washington
Frank Panzarella
Frank Fumer
Jack Ingram
John Freitas
George R. Fish
Court of Honor
Joseph Arouca
Edward Aliesandro
Leonard Abenante
Anthony Monofo
Henry Arouca
Community Event Calendar Promises Variety
The notice lists events including Monday bingo at G A R Hall hosted by the Democratic Town Committee, a February 20 food sale at Bell's Store by the Congregational Club, a February 2 turkey supper, a March 12 Patrick Dance at Colt Memorial Hall Bristol, and a March 18–19 three act farce Aunt Emma Sees It Through presented by the Amicae Guild of the First Baptist.
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Bell's
Congregational Club
Acer Saints
Patrick Dance
Colt Memorial Hall
Bristol-Colt Atuomni
Emma
Amicae Guild
First Baptist
Scout Hall Meetings Busy At Local Troop
The Green Bar Scouts will meet with Assistant Scoutmaster Joseph Arouca this evening in Scout Hall. The Explorers will meet following Het Cy i, Rack. Sea Scout Ship Kearney met last Friday evening in Scout Hall with officials reporting on activities.
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Scout Hall
Harris Fonseca
Daniel Freitas
Corp
Joseph Arouca
Het Cy i
Ees
wgaFn
Kearney
Portrait of an American Leader Elihu Root praised in Christian Science Monitor
The piece envisions a small town boy rising through study and hard work to become United States Attorney and Secretary of War, then reaching presidential stature. It lauds his intellect, restraint, and leadership, noting his role in international conciliation and the League of Nations critique.
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United States
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Fragmented OCR Summary Missing Core Facts
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided OCR fragment. The readable text lacks clear entities, events, or dates to form a factual headline or summary.
Osterberg Dies at 73 in Bristol Home
Knut A. Osterberg longtime Bristol resident died suddenly at his 35 Central Street home after a heart attack. Born October 18 1863 in Stockholm Sweden he came to America at 18 and lived in Boston before moving to Bristol 41 years ago. He worked at William H Bell Furniture for 20 years and later for Shepard Company Providence. Survived by wife Hild and daughters Helen Esther Emily and Grace Osterberg. Funeral set for Friday at 2 from the Osterberg home with Rev Herbert Graetz officiating in North Cemetery burial.
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Knut A. Osterberg
Bristol
Central Street
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustave
Caroline (Wiberg) Osterberg
Osterberg
America
Boston
William H. Bell Furniture Company
Shepard Company of
Providénce
Oster Eee
Ciife
Hild Osterberg
Azsda
Graténie A. Osterberg
Helen
Esther
Emily Pen Glatdges
Bristok
Beom
Osterbrne
Gentiah Street
Herbert D ‘Graetz
Funeral Planned for Mrs Josephine Coggeshall at Trinity Church
Mrs Josephine Coggeshall dies after brief illness at 11 Milk Street aged in her nineties. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Trinity Church with Rev Nelson Kellong officiating. Burial follows in North Cemetery. The Bristol native was born November 11, 1847.
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Josephine Cmogeshall
Nelson
Kellong
Trinity Church
Josephine Coggeshall
Milk Street
George B Coggeshall
Coggeshall
Bristol
Local woman linked to city schools dies. survivors listed
The obituary notes she supported local public schools and had long residence here. Survivors include daughter Mrs Emily Battcher and eight sons Albert H George W Frederick H Russell P John W and Charles A Goggeshall of Providence. Also 18 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Coeet
Wright Rites Held For Bristol Native Winfield E. Wright
Funeral services were held at 2 PM at Boyce Brothers Funeral Home Providence for Winfield E. Wright a Bristol native who died Saturday at Rhode Island Hospital after a long illness. Burial was in North Cemetery. He was born April 23 1864 and lived in Providence where he worked as a meat cutter and printer. Survived by two daughters a sister and a grandson.
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Boyce Brothers
Providence
Winfield E. Wright
Bristol
Rhode Island
North
Leonard
Louisa Wright
Wright
What Cheer Lodge
Mathewson Street
MFE
Gustave Leckney
Joseph Greene
Hope, R
Sidney Cornell
North Dartmouth
Mass
Funeral Services Held for Ruth E Munro
Funeral services for Ruth E Munro were held Monday afternoon at St Michael's Church with Rev Anthony R Parshley officiating. Interment followed at North cemetery. Born November 14 1897 in Bristol she was a lifelong resident and daughter of Annie P and the late Jeremiah Munro. Surviving are her mother a sister Mrs Ida F West a brother William A Munro and a nephew John R Lynch all of the town and Providence respectively.
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Ruth E. Munro
Ruth FE Munro
Oliver Street
Anthony R. Parshley
St Michael's Church
North
Annie P
Jeremiah Munro
Bristol
Great Human Reservoirs Then and Now
The excerpt recalls three vast human reservoirs that periodically flood regions: the Arabian peninsulas, the Central Asian steppes, and the Baltic lands, identified as cradle areas for Germanic and Anglo-Saxon peoples.
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Central Asia
Baltic
Odorless Vinyl Resins Used in Molding Powders
Vinyl resins have neither taste nor odor. They come as opaque, translucent, or transparent powders that can be dyed. The powder is heated, placed into a mold, and pressed.
Toréifle Railway Opens After Eight Decades of Work
After 80 years of construction the Toréifle railway between Stratford and Tanmarunnot in New Zealand is officially opened. It features 28 tunnels and marks a major regional transportation milestone.
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Toréifle
Stratford
Tanmarunnot
N. Z
Going Forward By Looking Back In Bristol 1826 Dinner
The Bristol and Warren citizens gathered at Mr Chadwick's hotel for a dinner presided over by Hon Nathaniel Bullock. A committee was appointed to thank John R Richmond for his speech while remarks criticized the editor's tribute to Adams and Jefferson as misinterpreted for public mourning. About thirty dollars funded the obsequies through voluntary subscription.
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Bristol Phoenix
Bristol
Warren
Chadwick
Nathaniel Bullock
Luke Drugg
John R. Richmond
Bristol and
Byron Diman
Samuel M. Fowler
Jefferson
Adams
Pilgrim Fathers
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
N& 2
William P. Munro
Fragmented Civic Remarks Reach For Clarity On Past Celebration
A disputed recount of a recent commemoration notes twelve Bristol and Warren gentlemen carousing in a hotel with wine and toasts to the dead. The editor replies that most claims are unfounded while honoring the deceased and highlighting the era’s public figures and proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR Lines Hint at Missing Data
Readable fragments suggest a corrupted OCR segment with partial words and unclear names leaving a gap in details about people places and events. The brief hints at dates or actions are insufficient for a precise summary.
Greats Dax Faith and Gaming Rise Set by Dogs
A fragmented passage hints at a discussion of faithfulness and rising status tied to dogs. It mentions dogs and loyalty, with unclear references to a person or act and possible gaming context.
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Dax
Einides
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Christian Science Monitor
Firestone Tires
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Richard J. Simmons
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