Colt Memorial Continues Drive For Championship In Two Upsets
Colt Memorial tumbled Cumberland 39 24 at Cumberland and edged South Kingstown 19 18 in overtime to press toward the Conference Class B title. Whitey Mello and Leo Mansi led Colt while Crowley scored 11 of 24. Jayvees won 23 10 as Joe Bruno had 12.
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Colt Memorial
Cumberland
South Kingstown
Colt
Bristol
Wee
Caruso
Mello
Wus
Mansi
Sousa
OOO
J. Bruno
Bruno
Bullock
Neenne Ween
Sozek
Wendgilli
Fet Son von OU
Patrichuk
Crowley
Iil White
Wow
Wright
Conway
Rev J Nevin Sayre to Speak at St Michael’s Church and Bristol County Meetings
Rev J Nevin Sayre, executive secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, will preach at St Michael’s Church Sunday at 10 45 a m He will address the Men’s Union of the First Congregational Church at Guiteras House at noon and speak to delegations from Bristol area churches at the Guneral House Monday evening He is brother of Dr Francis Sayre the incoming Assistant Secretary of State in the Roosevelt administration and a prominent world peace figure.
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Sayre
St. Michael’s Church
First Congregational Church
Guiteras House
Bristol County
Guneral House
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Francis Sayre
Roosevelt
Repair Work Started in New Factory
About 15 men are working at National India Rubber Company plant Nos 3 and 6, leased by Maurice C Smith Jr for Bristol Mfg Co Inc. Crew makes alterations before moving heavy machinery. The new firm plans leather and rubber soled shoes.
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National India Rubber Company
Maurice C Smith, Jr
Bristol Mfg Co, Inc
Battery C inspection set for Tuesday drill
Battery C of the 243rd Coast Artillery will be inspected by the Battalion commander at the next drill in the armory on the foot of Church street.
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243Rd Coast Artillery
Church Street
Dreadnaught Fire Company Holds Banquet With Local Officials
Eighty five members and guests attended the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company banquet at its High and Church streets station. Speakers included Brig Gen L H Callan and Rep Thomas H Byrnes, with toast master John R Magee. A turkey dinner was served by F H Miller Co and George Hadfield led the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dawson
Fcam Newport
John R. Magee
Bristol Rotary Club
Magee
L. H. Callan
Thomas H. Byrnes
William H
Col
Merton A. Cheesman
John Burns
F H. Miller Co
East Providence
George Hadfield
William Simmons
Moses Moore
John Barry
Martin Mansi
Oliver Lemaire
Miss Julia Benson Weds Dr Bruno in Providence
Miss Julia Agnes Benson of 498 Wellington avenue Auburn marries Dr Carmine Paul Bruno of Providence at St Matthew's Church Auburn in a Wednesday ceremony. Rev John F Sullivan officiates. Attendants include Miss Gladys Goodwin and Dr Emmett O Gara. Reception at 430 Academy avenue Providence.
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St Matthew's Church
Auburn
Julia Agnes Benson
Wellington Avenue
Carmine Paul Bruno
Providence
Bristol
John F. Sullivan
Gladys Goodwin
Emmett O'Gara
Muss Goodwin
Bruno
Academy Avenue
Cranston High School
Colt Memorial High School
Providence College
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Homeopathic
Charles V. Chapin
N I R to Meet Ramblers in Big Sunday Clash
Leo Cantwell of the National India Rubber Company plans a tough test for Ocean Grove Ramblers as they meet a strong visitor lineup in the Recreation Hall at the local factory Sunday at 3 p.m. Coach Sullivan may start Perry and Desilets forward, Lemaire at center, Leclerc and Salzano backcourt with Pasquarelli refereeing.
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Leo Cantwell
National India Rubber Company
Ocean Grove Ramblers
Bristol Wire
Jimmy Sullivan
Baker” Perry
Desilets
George Lema
Captain Barber Plans Long Expedition From Bristol
At 2 PM Captain Barber owner and master of the 36 foot English cutter Enterprise prepared to sail from the Herreshoff dock if winds allow. The Marconi equipped vessel with a three man crew will travel via New York City Cape May Norfolk and then toward Africa to collect bats reptiles for the Field Museum of Chicago and film the journey for exhibition upon return.
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Barber
Enterprise
Herreshoff Co
Herreshaff Varde
Saocity
Atlantic Ocean
Bristol
Africa
Chicago
New York City
Marconi
Herreshoff
Capt. Barber
England
Robert Stewart
Port Washington
L. I
Luther Blount
Barrington Boy
Field Museum of
New York
City Island Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Cape May
Roosevelt
White House
Norfolk
Canary
Azores Islands
Mediterranean Sea
Nile
Mediterranean
Central America
Gallipagos
Young Blount
Cowes
Atlantic
Sig. Marconi
Missionary Society Elects New Officers at First Congregational
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church held its annual meeting in the Guneral House on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mabel Gardner was re elected president with Mrs Elisha Hibbert as vice president and Mrs Henry Barton as treasurer. The secretary role will be filled later. A. M. Whittemore was named chair man of the work committee. Home missionary reports were read and committee reports received. A collation followed hosted by Mrs. Frank H. Buffinton and others.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
First Congregational Church
Guneral House
Mabel Gardner
Elisha Hibbert
Henry Barton
A. M. Whittemore
Frank H. Buffinton
Alfred Carey
Frank M. Slade
Fannie M. Slade
Rev Albert C Larned Elected Kiwanis President in Allston-Brighton
The Allston-Brighton Kiwanis Club installed Rev. Albert C. Larned as president for 1934 at the Hotel Princeton. Larned, rector of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, was born in Providence and has served as chaplain in the Navy during World War II era, with extensive prior ministry in Vermont Maine Rhode Island and New York. He thanked members and urged full support during his term.
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Item
Boston
Mass
Albert C. Larned
Allston-Brighton Kiwanis Club
Princeton
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Providence
R. I
Bristol
Charlestown
Woburn
Framingham
Little Cambridge
Brighton
Watertown
Groton School
Groton
England
Winchester Cathedral
St. Peter Port
Guernsey
St. Mark’s Church
Newport
Vermont
St. Michael's Church
St. Saviour’s Church
Bar Harbor
Maine
All Saints
Albany
N. Y
St. Davids’ Church
Cranston
R. L
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Brighton-Allston
American Legion
Larned
Man Arrested After Wood Street Crash In Metacom Area
Manuel Perry Valente twenty three of Metacom avenue was arrested after a Wednesday evening accident on Wood street. He struck six year old Joseph Federico who ran into the machine leaving the boy slightly injured. Valente lacked a valid license as the permit had been suspended December thirtieth. He pleaded not guilty to driving without a license at arraignment before Justice Joseph A Hammill. Bail set at five hundred dollars for next Monday's Fifth District Court appearance.
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Manuel Perry Valente
R.F.D
Metacom Avenue
Wood Street
Valente
Joseph Federico
John R. Bernardo
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Hammill
Fifth District
Defiance Engine and Hose Company Banquet Set Tomorrow Evening
State, town and fire officials will head the guest list for the annual Defiance Engine and Hose Company banquet to be held tomorrow evening at their station on Hope Street. The event includes dinner speeches and an elaborate entertainment program organized by Arthur Manchester, Joseph Finucci, George T. Ingram, Manuel Andrade and Albert E. Alder.
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Defiance Engine and Hose Company
Hope Street
Arthur Manchester
Joseph Finucci
George T. Ingram
Manuel Andrade
Albert E. Alder
CWA Paychecks Totals Over Five Thousand for Local Workers
Pay checks totaling 5572.73 were distributed Wednesday among 294 CWA workers in town. The payroll marks the largest payment to date and includes 19 women in sewing and garment repairs for the needy. Men on CWA projects work 74 hours weekly at 50 cents per hour. James Connors appointed supervisor of two crews installing drains in the eastern town.
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CWA
CWS
James Connors
Minister Urges Peace Through Warless World and Armament Reform
Rev. James E. Greer told Rotary Club that peace is inevitable if humans choose it and urged governments to control and manufacture arms. He argued slavery and wars were avoidable and praised nonwar paths, citing New Zealand and Canada as examples, while calling for economic reform and limits on wealth to ensure equal opportunity.
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James E. Greer
State Street
M. E
Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
Greer
Sieh
New Zealand
Canada
Washington
Valley Forge
Edith Gavell
William Ellery Channing
Mr. Greer
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Prussia
Miekzwins
Roosevelt
Clinton T. Sherman
Industrial Trust Company
E. E. Mellen
James E. McCreery
Fall River Club
W. B. Getchell, Jr
Augusta
Frederick L. Waldron
Providence
Red Cross and Public Aid Supply Winter Garments
Bristol Red Cross cooperates with the Department of Public Aid to provide bed clothing and garments to the needy this winter. Distribution is overseen by Miss Gertrude M Hasbrouck from the Post Office building headquarters. In the past three months the local branch distributed 1121 garments 122 pieces of government clothing 191 blankets 30 pillow slips and 16 pairs of tennis sheets.
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RED Cross
Bristol
American Red Cross
Department of Public Aid
Gertrude M. ‘Hasbrouck
Bransted
Secor
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Kingstown
Vorro
South
Webster
Stone
Hazard
Colt Jayvees
South Kingstown Jayvees
Invaders
J. Nevin Sayre
Dramatic Club
Guiteras Auditorium
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Manuel E. Vargas, Jr
Impressario
Anna M Peters
Providence Dramatic Club
Pearl Dion
Joseph Costa
George Dion
Anhony Principe
Anthony Sylvia
Jerome Almeida
Manuel Sousa
Robert Young
Leila Hyams
Tarzan
Joel McCrea
Ginger Rogers
Marian Nixon
Andy Devine
Att
Reginald Denny
Big Bluff
Claudia Dell
London
Margaret Sullivan
Back Street
John Boles
Edna May Oliver
Bic Burke
Benita _ Hume
Onslow Stevens
Franklin Panghorn
Marie Prevost
Dreadnaught Fire Company
Julia Benson
River
NEW Kiwanis
Defiance
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