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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1938
Page
2
Readers of the Phoenix invited to submit brief stories and local interest notes for publication in this column. Submissions should be concise and timely, reflecting neighborhood events, people, and happenings.
A 1938 New York Times excerpt questions the public release of executive pay over 15000 dollars, arguing it misleads readers by showing only salary components, not total income or dividends. It notes readers mistake published amounts for actual earnings and cites shareholder rights to inspect tax returns as a remedy.
Ten of its eighteen members attended the business meeting held last night in Italo American Hall. Worshipful Master and other officers were present. Attendees included members from St Albans Dodge and ANG associations at their Mason Hall Hope Street venue.
A ladies night social will be hosted next Monday by the Viking Club of the recob YOUCY in the US building on Hope Street. The event includes refreshments and remarks by a well known speaker. Committee members James Duffy Jr Addison Hill Tames West Elmer Rishe and Tuhke Vo White assisted in planning.
Post office dispatch times listed as 7 15 9 45 A M and 6 55 P M with omissions on Saturdays. Sunday and holiday schedules show 4 50 P M for a closing time and holiday cutoffs at 4 0 P M. Mall received times include 6 20 7 10 A M and multiple afternoon slots. Saturday trains omitted.
Town residents attend meetings and socials across Bristol with events at First Baptist Church Union street and Adith street. Births include an eight and a quarter pound son to Mr and Mrs John Silvia. Rotary speaker Mr John Cosseboom urges cleaner local rivers and humorously discusses fishermen.
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