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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1951
Page
3
The article recounts Rotary's origins with Paul Harris in Chicago, the one member per profession rule, and the open inclusive meetings. It notes Rotary's global reach, ban in Russia, and Harris's legacy including a fund supporting international study to foster better relations.
Providence attorney Raymond Pettine told Holy Name Society members that a good citizen or statesman must be a good Christian. The address capped the installation ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church during Feast of the Holy Name observances with Mass and a breakfast at Midway Steak and Oyster House.
January brings sad memories of a loved one gone to rest. She will be remembered by daughter Lillian and family.
Linda Rawson and Frank De Leo appear in local notices as hospital patient and Navy recruit. Mrs Northup convalesces after operation. Knights of Columbus urge sale returns by mail and at Jan 24 meeting. Dr Samuel Clark speaks to Bristol Teachers Association and March of Dimes donation approved. Lincoln Fiske active in Rhode Island State College rifle team. Community events include Jefferson Jackson Day Feb 25 and Legion testimonial dinner Jan 24.
Families may rear young Italian war orphans through Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish. No adoption required. About 5000 displaced children to enter the United States under a quota, 4000 from Italy. Contacts at the rectory with Rev. Sorzana or Rev. Peloso, in cooperation with the United Nations.
The message urges Thanksgiving observance 329 years after the first, stressing faith and freedom in Plymouth Rock heritage. It promotes financial security through automatic payroll savings for U S Savings Bonds and urges enrollment at the workplace, from the U S Treasury Department.
A Troop 3 assistant scoutmaster defends a town paper scrap drive against claims of piracy by outsiders. He explains the drive was planned independently of the Drum and Bugle Corps and notes Scouts’ finances, debts, and need for uniforms. He thanks Manuel Cardoza for truck use and supporters who donated.
A Sunday morning blaze at 12 and 14 Shaw's Lane, of undetermined origin, forced three families from their apartments. Cardoza on 12 Shaw's Lane reported smoke and flames at 9 45 am. Fire spread from the cellar of 14 Shaw's Lane, burning through partitions and roof. Four fire companies contained the fire after about an hour. 12 Shaw's Lane suffered smoke and water damage, while 14 Shaw's Lane was heavily damaged. the owner Do menico Mascolo of 404 Wood Street reported insurance coverage.
St Marys Mothers Club meets at Mrs Edward Newbold's home to finalize arrangements for a dance February 22 at Midway Steak and Lobster House to benefit St Marys School. Chairwoman and a long list of assisting members complete plans for the event.
A benefit event for St. Mary's School sponsored by St. Mary's Mothers' Club features a frolic and dance on February 22 at the Midway Steak and Lobster House with a food sale and white elephant table. Earlier, a food sale and white elephant table will be held Saturday January 27 under Trinity Women's Guild at Trinity Parish rooms.
Veterans Administration officials warn that seven months remain to begin GI Bill education or training, with July 25 1951 as the key deadline for World War II veterans. Most who discharge after July 1947 must start by the date to continue benefits and may face limited options after.
Lost wallet found Thursday December 21 in MacClel Lands Store. Contains important contents. Contact Br. 334 R or 683 R for return. Also note a Norwegian police dog named Trigger, male four months old, License No. 614, from Br. Mariano Bucclo 19.
A small fire started in a hallway at 349 Wood Street where newspapers were stored, believed set by boys. Fire Chief Robert Anderson and Police Sgt. Euclid Demars investigated, with Charles De Alberetio of Cora's Dress Shop dousing the flames before major damage. Building owner Charles C Mello operates a grocery in the same structure.
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