Corthells Celebrate 67th Wedding Anniversary in Lorain
Mr and Mrs James H Corthell mark their 67th wedding anniversary with over 100 callers at their 6th Street home Lorain Ohio. Afternoon and evening receptions featured tea, flowers, and musical tributes from local residents including Mrs L I Corthell and Miss Mary Jane Spademan. Telegrams arrive from Rhode Island and Florida as guests sign an anniversary book prepared by Mrs A Magner.
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Thome
Anid
Lester I
Corthell
Lorain
Ohio
6Th Street
James H. Cortell
J. E. Trombley
Mary Jane
Elizabeth Spademan
M. A Shepard
J. C. Hayes
A Magner
Tiverton
R. I
Rhode Island to seek Exposition representation at Sesqui-Centennial
State Senator Harry A Sanderson reports RI will seek a pavilion replica of a Rhode Island shrine at the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. He praised Mayor Kendrick and noted New England’s role in American independence will be highlighted through pageantry and the Declaration signing reenactment.
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Rhode Island
Harry A Sanderson
Senate
Sanderson
Philadelphia
Kendrick
New England
Man pleads not guilty after break in during blizzard
Russell Pearson of Lynn Massachusetts tells Fifth District Court he did not break into any house. He was found in B Thomas Potter's summer cottage during a Feb 10 blizzard and jailed after the ransacked home dog trail led to his location. Police report six other summer homes in Ferry Hill were broken into but nothing of value stolen. Pearson re committed on $1500 bail as he awaits trial.
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Andy
Russell Pearson
Lynn
Mass
Fifth District Court
John L. Lonergan
Frank Hammill
Earson
B. Thomas Potter
Ferry Hill
Albert H. Flint, Jr
Potter
Flint
Potter House
Pearson
Bristol County
Fifth District
Philadelphia
Providence
Lonergan
Hugh F. Kelley
Samuel Ardtero
Henry J Tastelo
High Street
Bristol YMCA Falls to Whaling City in League Final
In a Two State League finale on the YMCA court Bristol's local five were edged 47 to 31 by New Bedford's Whaling City. Moura was hampered by illness and two substitutes played, while Barnes led New Bedford with ten field goals and Snyder added five. Marshall led Bristol with eight, and a make up game with Washington Parks of Providence and a Providence College rematch are planned.
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YMCA
Whaling
Moura
Barnes
New Bedford
Snyder
Marshall
Washington Parks
Providence
Providence College
Church Club Conducts Lincoln Memorial Service
Members of the Church Club of the First Congregational Church held a memorial chapel service Sunday evening. Miss Minami McCaughey Miss Aileen Holm Mrs Herbert Newman and Miss Anna Coggeshall spoke on Abraham Lincoln's life and work. Hymns included The Day is Dawning in the West Praise the Lord Ye Heavens Adore Him Gracious Things of Thee are Spoken Awake My Soul with Mrs Herbert Newman at the piano. The service closed with America.
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Church Club
First Congregational Church
Abraham Lincoln
Minami McCaughey
Aileen Holm
Herbert Newman
Anna Coggeshall
America
Providence Seeks Senate Change to Four Districts for City
A Rhode Island State Commission proposes dividing Providence into up to four Senate districts to give the city more representation. The plan treats each district as a town for Senate selection, reflecting Providence’s growth and varied industrial and residential areas. The commission argues balance between city needs and rural interests, urging a state referendum.
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Senate
Providence
Rhode Island
Roger Williams
Orginal
House of Representatives
Commission
Smithfield
Woonsocket
Soithfield
Lincon
North Smithfield
South Kingstown
Narragansett
Warwick
West Warwick
General Assembly
Providence Plantations
Fox Point
Olneyville
Green and White selects Edward Blackman editor in chief
Edward Blackman has been elected editor in chief of The Green and White the Colt Memorial high school student newspaper. The staff includes Louis Evans as assistant editor Louis Sta bila as business manager Francisco Canario as assistant business manager Marguerite Kennedy as circulation manager John Victoria as assistant circulation manager Betty Kinder Dorothy Holt Elizabeth Dwyer Virginia LeClair Ruth Skinner Beatrice Dubuc Miss Sarah Callan as faculty advisor Annie D Sisson as alumni editor. The editor says the paper aims for a May publication.
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Edward Blackman
the Green and White
Colt Memorial High School
Louis Evans
Louis Stabila
Francisco Canario
Marguerite Kennedy
John Victoria
Betty Kinder
Dorothy Holt
Elizabeth Dwyer
Virginia LeClair
Ruth Skinner
Beatrice Dubuc
Sarah Callan
Annie D Sisson
Miss Gladys Leach Weds Harold Fortune in Passaic Ceremony
Miss Gladys Leach 85 Burton street wed Harold Fortune 96 Constitution street in the First Congregational Church at 2 PM Saturday. Rev James J Goodacre officiated. The couple will reside at 65 Grove street Passaic after a bridal trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
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Gladys Leach
Burton Street
Harold Fortune
Constitution Street
First Congregational Church
James J Goodacre
Joseph Rennard
Greystone
Belle Flintoff
Nellie Perge
Firth Fortune
Miss Flintoff
Miss Perigo
Whitley Leach
William Deans
Warren
New York
Niagara Falls
Fortune
Grove Street
Passaic. N
Valentine Party at Holmes House Nets Prizes for Word Count
Miss Evelin C Bache hosted St Andrew's Club and Mrs Cahoon's Sunday school girls at a Valentine party in the Holmes House last Tuesday. Roberto Munro won first prize with 50 words from Saint Valentine, Dorothy Roberts won for pinning the cupid, and Octave LeClair Jr. took second. Readings were by Herbert Ackerman of New York. Refreshments followed.
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Evelin C Bache
St. Andrew’s Club
Matthew J. Cahoon
Holmes House
Roberto Munro
Dorothy Roberts
Octave LeClair, Jr
Herbert Ackerman
New York
Pasture Improvement Talk Sets Rhode Island Extension Series
G E Adams of Rhode Island State College Extension Service led a Friday Warren event on pasture improvement. The Bristol County plan includes lime and fertilizer tests, reseeding thin spots, weed control, and brush cutting with a series of talks from February to April covering feeds, breeding, horticulture, production, diversified farming, and cow types.
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Nbs
Warren
Bristol
State Board of Vocational Education
Extension Service
Rhode Island State College
G. E. Adams
Ode Island State College Extension Service
Town Hall
Adams
Bristol County
J. E. Ladd
Ravercky
H. V. Marsh
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the Electric Shop
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Htead
A.L. Johnston Cor
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Wood Street
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