Parish Leader Parshley Recognized for Community Service
The 1925 religious survey and Protestant Pastors Association support highlight Rector Parshley’s unity among churches. He led Lancaster Rotary Club since 1924, served as district governor, organized many clubs, and supervised youth programs at a community camp. He engages in schools, welfare groups, scouting, and fraternal orders, shaping civic life.
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Protestant Pastors’ Association
Lancaster
Parshley
New Hampshire
Vermont
North Star Commandery
Blue Lodge
Lodge of Perfection
NIR Quintet Edges West Warwick In Tight 28 25
Kid Hope led the National India Rubber five to a narrow 28 to 25 victory over West Warwick on Saturday. Gallagher Flanagan and Moura each scored three for the losers while Hart brothers starred for the visitors with 22 points.
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West Warwick
Kid” Hope
India
Gallagher
Flanagan
Moura
Thatior
eVerjing
Nauti ‘Tion
Mt. Hope
North ’- Dighton
Mass
Bristol
Hart Brothers
John Hart
Dan Hart
Eddie Flannagan
Shaw
N. I Ry
O Brien
Ricks Lassies
Warren
NIR Co
Lassies
NIR
Magdelin Shaw
M €A
Kelles
Taunton Boys
Bristol Boys
Gubned
Hudson
Rf Burns
Dwyer
Krantz
Smedberg
C Sousa
Date to Be Remembered on September 174 Congress Met in Philadelphia
The first Continental Congress and second Colonial Congress convened at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia with full colonial representation except Georgia. The event marks early unified colonial action though some states were absent.
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Carpenter's Hall
Philadelphia
Goorin
Old German warehouse dated to thirteenth century found in Nordbapen
An ancient warehouse in Nordbapen is dated to the thirteenth century, claimed as Germany’s oldest warehouse. The discovery highlights medieval trade infrastructure and regional history.
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Nordbapen
Germany
Funeral for Mrs Martha Byrnes in Blackstone Mass
Relatives from this town attended the funeral of Mrs Martha Creighton Byrnes wife of Frank L Byrnes held in Blackstone Massachusetts Monday morning. She died Saturday of pneumonia at the family home on Main Street Blackstone born October 3 1887 in Blackstone taught in Woonsocket for nine years after graduating from Rhode Island State College of Education in 1910. She married June 30 1919 at St Pauls Church. She was deeply loved and remembered for her bright disposition and teaching spirit.
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Martha
Creighton) Byrnes
Frank L. Byrnes
Blackstone
Mass
Main Street
George and
Mary (Mellen) Creighton
Rhode Island State College of Education
The
Woonsocket Teachers’ Association
Death of Mrs Bridget Corcoran in Barrington area
Mrs Bridget Corcoran wife of the late Richard Corcoran died at her Naomi Street home after a period of illness. She leaves her son John J Corcoran and granddaughter Helen V Corcoran, four sisters, one brother, and was buried after a high mass in St Marys Church with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Bridget Corcoran
Richard, Corcoran
Naomi Street
Corcoran
Barrington
Patrick
Bridget
O’donnell
Condon
John J Corcoran
Helen V Corcoran
Margaret Duff
Ellen I
Johannah
Elizabeth V Condon
John Jo Condon
Frank Reis Dies in Cranston Area Funeral Held
Frank Reis 36 of 48 Munroe Avenue Cranston died after an accident Saturday afternoon. He leaves his wife and a daughter. Funeral services were conducted at St Marys Cemetery and St Pauls Church with a requiem mass. Interment followed. Relatives and friends offered condolences.
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Frank Reis
Cranston
Collins & Arkman Corp
Munroe Avenue
Azcargs Islands
John
Hes Tate
St Poarabethes Church
St Marys Cenet Ors
Pere
Funeral of Mrs Annie Trainor
The funeral for Mrs Annie Trainor began at the family residence 47Tor street and moved to St Marys Church for a mass of requiem. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery Warren with many relatives present. Floral tributes were numerous and bearers included Peter Feeley Thomas O Mara Joseph Cases and nephews Owen Tammor Edward Trainor and Frank Trainor of Bristol.
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Annie Trainor
Michael Trainor
Othe
Torst Street
St Marys
Wisdom Teeth Enamel Hardness and Decay Insight
The enamel of wisdom teeth shows little difference from front teeth and resists decay when properly cleaned. Their difficult location in the mouth leads to rapid decay due to less effective brushing and cleaning access.
Leaps and Counds Mark Auto Industry Growth
A quoted executive says the automobile industry is growing by leaps and bounds, a surge that mirrors how pedestrians increasingly move amid rapid road use and industry expansion.
Moon Color Changes Reflect Earth's Atmosphere
The moon appears in different hues as its light passes through Earth's atmosphere. Variations in air conditions alter the color seen from our location, illustrating how the path of light shapes celestial perception.
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Earth
Bristol District Nursing Association annual report 1928
Miss Evelyn Carter presents the Bristol District Nursing Association annual report noting 8082 visits and 1003 cases in 1928 plus 51 child welfare clinics and 1563 babies. Two epidemics occurred. nurses Martha Graham and Thyra Carlson supervised. funds relied on town appropriation and insurance company visits. new Chevrolet purchased. Treasurer John Robinson resigned and Norton Zinderstein appointed. plan for 1929 includes annual fund drive and educational programs to raise standards and advertise.
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John Hancock
Bristol
Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
Bristol District Nursing Association
Collins-Aikman Corporation
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
John E.i Robinson
Bristol Jt
Robinson
Norton Meo Zinderstein
Evelyn Carter
Coming Events Schedule for February and March
Washington Ball on Feb 22 by Colonial Co C B T A at Naval Reserve Armory. Bean Supper Feb 28 at Rockwell Hall YMCA under Mt Hope Chapter No 23 O E S. St Patrick entertainments March 18 19 by Hope Circle D of J at Guiteras School. Easter Sale and supper March 21 by Mite Society First Baptist Church vestry Wells.
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Washington
Colonial Co. C. B. T. A
Naval Reserve Armory
Rockwell Hall
Mt. Hope
St. Patrick's Entertainment and Musicale
Hope Circle
D. of J
Guiteras School
Mite Society
First Baptist Church
Phyreti
Wells
Delaware Chief Tamany Signer of 1633 Penn Deed
Tracing the ancient Delaware chief Tamany also spelled Tamanee and Tamany, his name appears as a signer of a 1633 deed to William Penn for land near Philadelphia in Bucks County.
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Willam Penn
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Gas Not Feasible For Automobiles On Natural Gas
The Bureau of Standards says automobiles could run on natural gas but would need steel cylinders making the system heavy. Compressing natural gas to replace two gallons of gasoline requires enormous containers.
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Bureau of Standards
Temperature links to crime patterns worldwide
Studies across many countries show temperature affects crime types. Assault and battery murder and crimes against morals peak in July and August, while winter sees a rise in property crimes.
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MT Hope
Hart
D. Hart
Harwood
Connell
O'Connell
Simmons
Lannagan
Salas Bey ‘Sousa
Drummeys
Moore
Malted Cereals Co
Burlington
United States
W. P. Pellett & Son, Inc
Works
Oak St
Providence
Pinehurst Avenue
Dexter
Nate Kes
Mrs
St Mary's Church
T Gillan
St Marys Cemetery
Ee Rt
Fe Prostata
Fee. A
Rees Ok
Tthe
Evelyn’ Carter
Collins & Aikman Corp
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
John Hancock Life Ins
State Board of Health, Child Welfare
Ammenenaven
Eronnemanne
Chevrolet
Mucadeneons
Netennennenegenes Iton Rint
E. W. Weaver
High Street
District Nursing Association
State Street
Hope Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
Ashe
Freeborn
R. Cole
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Lanzire’s Express
Prigen
Frank Lanzire
Bristol 385
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