Bristol Historical Society to occupy former county jail
Bristol Historical Society members plan to move into the former Bristol County jail, sought since 1957 when it was vacated by the state. Papers show a 20 year lease at one dollar annually. The building would serve as headquarters and exhibition space for local history.
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Lioness Club Award Speech Highlights Polio Work
Miss Carmela Russo chaired Bristol Lioness Club meeting at the Midway. She spoke on Polio rehabilitation research in arthritis birth defects and virus infections in children and presented Basil O’Conner award for the nation’s March of Dimes efforts. Proposals for the next March of Dimes Ball and event revues were announced.
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Bristol March of Dimes
Bristol Lioness Club
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Basil O'Conner
Tine Malchee
Providence Lions Shocks
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