Battery C Rated Excellent in Federal Inspection
Captain Arthur Lavery U S A D O L led the annual Federal inspection of Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery unit in Bristol at the State armory Sunday. Col Earl Webster Maj Marcel Armstrong and Major Ernest Moore praised the unit for administration supply and drill with a high mark of excellence across all phases.
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Arthur Lavery
Lavery
Bristol
Earl C.webster
243Rd Coast Artillery
Moren
Col
Webster
Marcel Armstrong
Ernest Moore
Albert High
Peter Donnelly
Leaving Accident Scene Costs Providence Man $25
Joseph J. Greenier 20 of 19 Plainfield Street Providence pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident. He was fined $25 after a Feb. 18 arrest in Wareham based on Bristol police information. The crash on Wood Street damaged both cars. Mrs. Formisano sustained minor injuries. Greenier claimed two cars were parked and he had to pass between them.
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T.stone-Ofu
Joseph J. Greenier
Plainfield Street
Providence
Williamy Donnelly
Fifth District Court
Greenier
Wareren
Bristol
Wood Street
Victor Formisano
Rhode Island
Joseph A Hammill
Manuel M. Borges
Metacom
Joseph Campo
Louis H. Sorrell
Gladdings Co, Inc
Ralph E. Kolkman
Bristol Baking Company Placed Under Receivership
A bill of complaint filed by Giuseppe Sodini seeks dissolution of a Bristol partnership with Luigi Giusti. Thomas L. Marcaccio appointed temporary receiver in Superior Court. hearing set for March 4. Bond fixed at 500 dollars. Sodini accuses Giusti of misaccounting weekly payments and unauthorized withdrawals to compete with the bakery.
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Partners
March St
Acter Nbysine
TS Prb
Bristol
Pistol Baking Company
Patrick P Curran
Thomas L. Marcaccio
Providence
Marcaccio
Giuseppe Sodini
Luigi Giusti
Sodim
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Henshaw, Lindemuth and Baker
Community Charity Events Schedule and Theatre Night
A list of church and civic events including a Feh 27 bean supper at Mt Hope Chapter Eastern Star, a Turkey Supper March 5 by the Amecie Guild, and a March 3 musical comedy Fifty Miles From Boston by the B T A Entertainment Association at the Guiteras auditorium. The Guiteras House hosts a Thursday bridge event by the Men's Union First Congregational Church.
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Bridge
Guiteras House
Auspices
Men's Union
First Congregational Church
Mt Hope
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Turkey
First Baptist Church
Amecie Guild
Bristol Churches Plan Lent Services and Ash Wednesday Observances
Lenten observances begin with Ash Wednesday services tomorrow across Bristol Catholic parishes and Trinity and St. Michael's Episcopal churches plus DeWolf Memorial Chapel. Mass schedules include multiple times. Rev. Graetz to preach at DeWolf Chapel. Enoch Marsden to sing. Stations of the Cross mark Friday nights in Catholic churches. Visiting clergy from Rhode Island and Massachusetts to lead services at St Michael's and Trinity on successive Fridays.
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Bristol
Trinity
St. Michael’s
Episcopal
DeWolf
Our Lady of Mt
Herbert D Graetz
DeWolf Memorial
Enoch Marsden
Bristol Episcopal
St. Michael’s Church
Trinity Church
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
St. Michael’s Somorrow
D.R. HailqrnettoSar
Stepien Senting
Fall River
Sydney R. Peters
Johns Church
Ashton
Edward J. Cleveland
Church of the Ascension
Falls River
Noah B Vivian
St. David's Church
Meshanticut Park
John P. Beauchamp
St Pauls Church
Portsmouth
Frederick MacDonald
St. Stephen's Church
Providence
George Huntington
St John's Church
Newport
Masque Ball to Draw Capacity Crowd Tonight
A capacity gathering is expected at the S O F I masquerade ball hosted by the Princess Elena Lodge Sons of Italy in Academy Hall. Prizes will honor best and funniest costumes and dancing will be aided by a noted orchestra.
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Elena Lodge
Sons of Italy
Academy Hall
Activities Committee
Rocco Miglort
Pasquale Scattino
Peter Lasiello
Joseph F. Pannome
Joseph Campo
Paul Gelone
Antonio Quido
Frank Langello
John Ferri
Matthew Capone
Pasquale Ferraiculo
John Massano
Raymond Cavallaro
Michael Sicignano
John Troiano
John Romano
Anthony Rucci
Domenic Vaccaro
Antonio Maturi
Early meeting for Knights of Pythias visit to Providence
Members of Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias plan an early gathering to attend Grand Chancellor Nicholas Picchione visiting Garfield Lodge Wanskuck. They will travel to Providence in private cars.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Nicholas Picchione
Garfield Lodge
Wanskuck
Providence
Bristol police vacancy stirs race for patrol post
Reserve Officers Henry J. Sylvia Jr. and Joseph Viera top the field to fill a Bristol police vacancy after Patrolman Sylvia’s surprise resignation. Viera has strong Portuguese American backing, while Frankie Sousa and Anthony Cardoza also seek the post.
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Ben
John L. Rego
Frankie Sousa
Anthony “River” Cardoza
Sylvia
Branksudes Sylvia
Joseph J. Dennis
Kelly
Washington Ball Proves Brilliant Annual Social Highlight
The 88th annual Washington Ball at the State Armory drew 300 plus guests led by Governor Theodore Francis Green. Rhode Island orchestra provided music while flags and banners festooned the hall. Notables including Col Alfred M Merriman and Lt. Robert M McMillan attended as officials and military guests. The Grand March featured eighty couples, with dignitaries from the Bristol Train of Artillery, Ken tish Guards and local services.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
State Armory
Church Street
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Governor Green
Robert M. McMillan
Alfred M Merriman
Bristol
Edward Bullock
Earl C Webster
Harold J. Riley
243Rd Coast Artillery
Thomas Hammond
E. P. Clark
11&8Th Engineers
Albert Hall
C. Edward Anderson
Kentish Guards
East Greenwich
Augustus J. Hampton
W. C. Hyland
Varnum Continentals
James J. Gdrvin
Manuel J. Morris, Jr
Batery C
Everett J. McMillan
616Th Coast Artillery
Aime J. Forand
Soldier's Relief
Rhode Island Soldiers’ Home
I. Leo Cantwell
Elisha Hibbert
St Mary's Minstrel Recital Delights Warren Audience
Alumni of St Marys parochial school presented a minstrel program in the church auditorium. Judge Edward L Leahy served as interlocutor as Eddie Leclerc Donat Gladue Boogey Belmore Jimmie Pierce Nealy Head and Jimmie Wylie traded wisecracks. The show featured young performers led by Otto Alletag with piano by Henry F Serbst Jr and a 50 voice chorus. It ran from grandma era waltzes to modern 1935 36 rhythms and will be repeated tonight.
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Ryhme
St. Mary's Parochial School
Church Auditorium
Edward L. Leahy
Eddie Leclerc
Donat Gladue
Boogey
Belmore
Jimmie Pierce
Nealy Head
Jimmie Wylie
Warren
Henry F. Serbst, Jr
Claire Arleen Gladue
Donatd Gladue
Eleanor Haley
Jeanne Tobin
Otto Alletag
Raymond McNamara
Patton
Elaine
Avis
Madeleine Neiderer
Virginia Bryden
William Rohrman
William McCarthy
Henry Rohrman
Thomas Olstead
Francis Dwyer
Thomas Byrnes
Henry Kohrman
Clarence King
Raymound McNamara
Edward Belle
Martin Edmonds
John L. Mack
Philip Morris
Henry Sylvia
Stanley Gray
Ambrose Head
Lester Rawson
Alvin Rawson
William McMillan
Jerome Donovan
Jedmond House
Harry Gray
Edward Bernard
William J. McCarthy
Rita Corry
Donalda Saucier
Genevieve Saucier
Loretta Morin
Hilda Jamiel
Margaret Simmons
Virginia Sousa
Eleanor Crowley
Marjory Sousa
Loretta M. Byrnes
Mary J. Shaw
Helen L. Preble
Margaret Madrelly
Doris Martelly
Margaret White
Irene N. Girard
Frances Cardoza
Dorothy Morris
Gertrude Byrnes
Claire Partington
Margaret Connors
Margaret Morris
Ruth Demers
Antoinette Rucci
Margaret Burke
Catherine Hammill
Kathleen Flynn
Dora Berwick
Constance Campanelli
Ruth Tattrie
Lorrainté-Belle
Bingo Party Fundraiser Led by Cup Defenders Association
Albert Quito chairs the committee overseeing Friday bingo parties at the Cup Defenders Association headquarters on Wood Street. The event supports the organization’s activities and community outreach.
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Albert Quito
Cup Defenders’ Association
Woodstreet
Loyalty Oath Debates Highlight Press and Clergy Roles
Yale’s Dr. Angell laments a loyalty oath that forces Harvard’s President Conant under law while allows a naturalized foreign priest to broadcast weekly on radio under “social justice.” He argues teachers object less to the oath than to bigots and the power to intrude on private life. He urges action without targeting radio and press as instruments of propaganda.
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Angell
Yale
President Conant
Harvard
Massachusetts
Farley Defends Hoover Era Distortions Criticism
Postmaster General James A. Farley criticized past efforts to fix conditions from 1930 to 1932 and accused the public of losing confidence due to President Hoover. He blamed distortions aimed at the Roosevelt administration for confusing honest citizens and said the current administration is not the first to be targeted.
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James A. Farley
Hoover
Farley
Roosevelt
Judge Ira Lloyd Letts Speaks at Rhode Island Press Club
At a Rhode Island Press Club event Judge Ira Lloyd Letts argued the profit motive is a powerful driver of civilization. He criticized anti profit rhetoric as destructive and urged examining the true motives of those who claim to oppose profits.
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Judge Ira
Lloyd Letts
Rhode Island Press Club
Mark Sullivan Comments on Temple University Grading Practices
Mark Sullivan at Temple University criticizes the universal grading rule noting teachers assign night-time marks to students who answer questions. He contemplates a hypothetical experiment to reveal who earns top marks and questions the value of the negative system and library-based education.
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Mark Sullivan
Temple University
Tortho
Soba University
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