Rotary Club Patriotic Meeting Honors Lincoln and Washington
The Rotary Club will sponsor a public patriotic meeting Sunday evening at Colt Memorial High School auditorium to honor Lincoln and Washington. G Andrews Moriarty will deliver the address. Mrs Helen Herreshoff and Mr Nelson G Terry will sing with the BTA Band Orchestra and St Michael's Church choir providing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Colt Memorial High School
Lincoln
Washington
G. Andrews Moriarty
Helen Herreshoff
Nelson G. Terry
Fall River
St. Michael's Church
B.‘A. T. Band
M. Theresa Donovan
Frank A. Rounds
Star Eyes
St. Michael’s Choir
Soldiers of Christ
Harph Kinder
Mr. Nelson
G. Terry
Stalner Soles
Obituary of Mrs Josephine Fanara
Mrs Josephine Fanara 48 wife of Pedro Fanara of 740 Hope street died yesterday at Truesdale Hospital Fall River after an eight month illness She was born in Cherida Palermo Italy daughter of the late Salvatore and Ida Guida and lived in Bristol about 30 years Survived by husband eight children Frank Samuel John Philip Ida Mary Lillian and Carmela Fanara Funeral from her home 830 am Monday Mass at Our Lady of Mt Carmel 9 am Burial in St Mary's Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Fanara
Pedro Fanara
Hope Street
Truesdale Hospital
Fall River
Cherida
Palermo
Italy
Salvatore and
Ida
Panzarella) Guida
Bristol
Frank Samuel
John
Philip Fanara
Mary Lillian
Carmela
Fanara
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
St Mary's Cemetery
Senator Gallan Opposes Provisions in New State Relief Bill
Senator Gallan attacked the Emergency Un employment Relief Act of 1933 arguing it imposes on taxpayers while praising Bristol's local board of 12 directors for administering relief well. He warned that the bill would force Bristol to spend more and urged state loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to offer small, five percent interest home loans, with high repayment rates noted by the Russell Sage Foundation Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Callan
Senate
Callan
State Commission
Bristol
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Russell Sage Foundation
National Legion Head Stopped Here Tuesday in Bristol
National Commander L A Johnson visited Eagles Hall in Bristol on Tuesday evening greeting local Legion members and Boy Scouts. He praised the Narragansett Council champion Eagle and Drum Corps and noted the Legion sponsors over 3000 troops nationwide. The visit marked the Bow Scout movement anniversary with Scout bands performing and Johnson signing a pamphlet as thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Johnson
Eagle Hall
Lowi
Johnson
American Legion
Newport
Providence
Bristol
Eagles Hall
Charles Fo Risk
Eugle
Narragansett Council
Americwan Legion
Legion
George Robish
Bertram W Wall Mir Johnsons
Bow Scout Movement
America
King
Charles Polish
Edward I Feehan
Bow Wall
Arche Adam
State Department
Arthur Costigan
Berkeley
Anthony Donalne
Providence Post
Olympians Defeated by New Bedford at Local Gym
The Olympian Club basketball team lost 29 to 29 in a late drive by New Bedford MA at the VY gym last evening marking their third defeat of the season.
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New Bedford
Tea
Budget Recommendations Partly Completed by Bristol Council
The Bristol Town Council at a special meeting finalised most of the budget list for the March town meeting totaling 244 695 69 with relief and police spending deferred awaiting 1933 34 estimates. The council awaits State relief bill figures before setting public aid funds and plans to shift 2500 and 4786 52 from the Chestnut Street and Smith Street notes into the Smith Street account to retire interest, using funds from 1925 Misses Barns endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrach
Public Aid Department
Bristol
Council
Joseph A Hammill
Sewage Plant Committee
Chestnut Street
Smith Street
Misses Barns
Sewage Disposal Committee
Defiance
Metacom Ave
Rogers Free Library
Bristol District Nursing Association
Mothers’ Aid
Colt Memorial
American Red Cross
Public Aid
Board of Recreation
Miss Helen Howe Delights Town With Character Sketches
Miss Helen Howe presented an evening of character sketches at St Michael s Parish House on Wednesday to a packed audience. Proceeds benefit the parish needy and attendees praised her dramatic skill and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Howe
St. Michael's Parish House
Miss Howe
Veice
Bristol Pair Deny Guilt In Bakery Shop Robbery
Al Diodati and William Perry, both teens from Bristol, are held without bail on robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon charges for the Montecalvo bakery heist on Wood Street. Perry confessed. Diodati denied involvement. The case goes before Justice Hammill and then Judge Lindemuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Diodati
William A. Perry
Montecalvo Brothers
Wood Street
Albert Diodati
Ryan Avenue
First School Street
Wood
Bristol
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Hammill
Bristol County
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District
Montecalvo
Matthew Tripane
Louis DeFelice
Chilton Street
Colt High
Card Party At Reynolds School For Parish Fund
Parishioners of St. Elizabeth's Church plan a card party and social at Reynolds School auditorium on Tuesday evening February 28 to benefit the parish fund. Miss Alexandrina Fernandes chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church
Reynolds School
Alexandrina Fernandes
Benefit Dance in Columbia Hall Saturday Evening
A benefit chamarita and dance will be held in Columbia Hall on Saturday evening February 25. Music will be provided by the Columbia Orchestra of Providence. Alfonso Re bello chairs the arrangements committee with Elias Batista Antonio Sousa and Seraro A Santos serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hall
Columbia Orchestra of Providence
Alfonso Rebello
Elias Batista
Antonio Sousa
Seraro A. Santos
Bristol Council 379 Knights Banquet Highlights Relief Talk
Senator William C. Troy outlined unemployment relief legislation at Bristol Council 379 Knights of Columbus annual banquet at the Pramations Home on State Street. Prank I Doran toastmaster. Joe Bishano orchestra provided music. dignitaries included Rex Malton, James I Wile, and Robert O'Neil amid arrangements led by James F. Wode and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ¢. Troy
Providence
Bristol
Knights of Columbus
State Street
I Doran
Joe Bishano
Bristol Council
Oalso
Res Thomas J Callan Poistes
St Mars's Church
Diaphan
Manuel Jo Bat
St T Plizabeths
Nimoy
Rex Malton King
Sto Maro
Prima Connell
James I Wile
Michael Doyle
Bristol Counci
Robert O'Neil
James F. Wode
Frank I. Doran
Joseph C. Connell
Joseph King
Thomas J Tobin Thomas Andrews
J Francis Connell
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B. T. A. Band
Rose” Friml
Lietz
Allison
Dickson
Mullard
Herbert D. Graetz
Gallan
Edward OD. Kuz Ones
Pastime Theatre
Edward G. Robinson
Hfroe
News Eees
Tiger Shark
Robinson
Mitch Kaerloof
Melvin Douglas
Jack Holt
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Lupe Velez
EL Brendel
Sally Eilers
National Legion Head
J Lee
Dickens
Horton
Marsden
Pierre
Cafferty
Demoranville
Destlets
Cardoza
Troy
A. K. of
Bosworth
Warren, R. I
Reductions
Coats
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