Bristol School Board Sets Monday Night Salary Talks
Temporary Bristol teachers urged salary parity with permanent staff and retroactive increases to January 1 1947. A special 8 30 p m meeting follows a 7 30 p m session with the Teachers Association Trustees on retirement fund changes and budget action for 1947 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Alice M.barlow
Jean T. Mulligan
Margaret M. Ruggiero
Virginia L. Martin
Ruth H. Watson
Colt High Library
Bristol Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Canon Parshley
Judge Sullivan Addresses Holy Name Banquet
Newport judge Mortimer A. Sullivan, associate justice of the Supreme Court, was the main speaker at St. Mary’s Church Holy Name Society banquet. He urged peace and America’s disarmament, noting nations’ godlessness and praising Holy Name Society members as representatives of American values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer A. Sullivan
Newport
The
Supreme Court
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary’s Church
Church Auditorium
Sullivan
Charles C. Curran
Austin J. Smith
Luke H. White
J. Francis Connell
Earl Cabral
Thomas Flynn
Leo Dobridnia
Marshall
Donald W. van Voast
Augustine C. Nerone
Lawrence Perry
James C. Ruggeiro
Edward Belle
James A. Flynn
William McCarthy
Joseph Enos
Bernard
Colt Meets South Kingstown Tonight in Key League Test
Colt Memorial seeks a fifth straight league win as it visits South Kingstown High. The Bristolians lead Class C with Barrington and face East Greenwich High. JV kickoff at 7:30 followed by the varsity clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial
South Kingstown
South Kingstown High
Barrington
Bristolians
East Greenwich High
Colt Junior Varsity
Soil Conservation Meeting At Case Farm
A soil conservation meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the Case Farm office. Two films will be shown and farmers are invited as the discussion aims to base planning on soil types slopes and erosion to secure best use of each acre. Attendees include John McHugh Langello Luke White Thomas Fitzpatrick Charles Connery William Head George McGee Leo Dobridnia and Frederick Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Farm
Canon Parshley Urges Liberal Arts at State College
Canon Parshley argues for a liberal arts course at Rhode Island State College as the next step in expanding educational facilities for Rhode Island's children. He compares private, religious, and state education and notes Brown and Providence College as private or ecclesiastical, with State and R.C.E. as governmental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island State College
Rhode Island
Canon Parshley
St. Michael’s Church
America
Brown
Providence College
Rhode Island State
R. C.E
Providence
Rockwell Letter Urges Taxpayers to Fund Teachers
Former School Committee chairman Charles B. Rockwell rebuts a Bristol Phoenix letter by Benjamin Hazen. He cites Budget Committee reports from 1933 to 1941 and argues taxpayers must approve higher teachers salaries at Town Meeting despite past cutbacks and economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Rockwell
Benjamin Hazen
Bristol Phoenix
Rockwell
Ben Hazen
Bristol
Budget Commission
Holy Name Installs Officers At Mount Carmel Parish
The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church held a Communion Breakfast and installation of officers after Mass in the Parish Hall. Rev Ambrose Regan gave the principal address and Mass homily. Officers installed include Spiritual Director Rev Joseph Sarzano and President Frank Miserandino. Names of other officers and assistants listed, with a minute of silence for deceased members. A church committee chaired by Carl Bisbane led preparations. Also noting Charm School performances by Colt High School seniors at Guiteras Auditorium on Jan 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Ralph de Leo
Ambrose Regan
Providence College
Joseph Sorzana
Our Lady of
Paul Millemaggi
Louis Nastri
Joseph Sansone
Joseph Sarzano
James Sarzano
Frank Miserandino
Jerry Russo
Joseph Pannone
Domenic Pannone
Carl Bisbano
Ralph de Felice
Marshall
Anthony du Pont
James Salzano
Bennie Mansi
Alphonse Riccio
John Troiano
Ambrose Federico
Carl Bisbane
Domenic Vitello
John Sicignano
Girls Club Elects President At Regular Meeting
At the C. and A. Girls Club in Plant lounge last night Miss Anne Borges was elected president. Other officers include vice president Mrs. Mary McKenna secretary Miss Anna George treasurer Miss Alice Walsh and scribe Miss Jan skiewicz. Plans were made for a Valentine Day Party with Miss George chairing the arrangements assisted by Priscilla Brelsford Mrs Anthony A. Del Toro Miss Mary Paul and Mrs Marguerite Belmore. Mrs Mary McKenna and Mrs Jean Tetreault were chosen to arrange the February social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & A. Girls Club
Plant
Anne Borges
Mary McKenna
Anna George
Alice Walsh
Jane Januskiewicz
Miss George
Priscilla Brelsford
Anthony A. del Toro
Mary Paul
Marguerite Belmore
Jean Tetreault
Women's Club Hears Miss Davis On Modern Art
The Women's Club meeting at the YMCA featured Miss Mari Davis lecturing on Introduction to Modern Art. The nominating committee led by Mrs. Emanuel Iacoletti proposed officers including President Mrs. R. J. Makowsky and Vice President Mrs. George Mallard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Marion Davis
R. I. School of Design
Emanuel Iacoletti
R. J. Makowsky
George Mallard
Howard House
Kenneth Olson
Millard
Olson
Earl G
August Will Take Over Bus Line
Alvaro A. August, president of the August Bus Lines, will assume full ownership of the Bristol County service on January 17 if ongoing negotiations succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvaro A. August
August Bus Lines
Bristol County
Tenth anniversary of Perpetual Novena draws a global audience
A simple Chicago origin service marking ten years now attracts about a million weekly worldwide, with total decade attendance estimated at 335 million. The novena, rooted in early Church practice, is held locally at St. Mary's for Our Lady of the Rosary, Mt. Carmel for Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, and St. Elizabeth's weekly on Tuesdays, each session lasting 30 to 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rome
St. Mary’s Church
Novena At Lady of Sorrows Draws Millions In Chicago History
Rev James R Keane of the Servites started the Our Lady of Sorrows novena in Chicago on January 8 1937 at the Lady of Sorrows Church. The service grew from 2500 to 78000 attendees filling the church and basement as crowds spread to forty eight states and thirty one foreign lands. With weekly attendance near a million globally the novena has continued ten years drawing prayers for health work housing and personal needs amid wartime anxieties and everyday desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keane
Order of the Servants of Mary
Servites
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
the Lady of Sorrows Church
Chicago
Clarence Brissette
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. J. Murphy
Erasmo Mancini
Edwin G. Tilley
Matthew A. Capone
Edward N. Monahan
R. I. School of Design Alumni Association
Colt Memorial Hall
CYO
St. Mary’s Church of Guiteras
Wilfred M. Hamill
Judge Sullivan
Holy Name
Colt
South
Kingstown
Alan Ladd
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Patric Knowles
John Hoyt
Richard Benedict
Claudette Colbert
John Wayne
Don DeFore
Anne Triola
Dona Drake
Frank Puglia
Hop Harrigan
Eddie Albert
Faye Marlowe
Gail Patrick
With Sidney Toler
Teala Loring
Geo. Holmes
State College
Charm School
Colt High School
Guiteras Auditorium
Miss Davis
Corporation of Trinity Church
Stephen W. Hopkins
R. J. School For Deaf
Dizzy Dean
G.l’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!