Weatherman Clint Youle Buys Galena Gazette
Clint Youle, known for a friendly weather forecast, has purchased the Gazette and Advertiser of Galena Illinois. Galena lies in Jo Davies County Illinois where his farm is located. previously he owned the Elizabeth News in the same county. Orville Zilly and his wife continue as managers of the News.
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Clint Youle
Gazette and Advertiser
Galena
Illinois
Joe Davies
T Linbis
Tsd
Elizabeth
Puke
Orville Zilly
Yate
Zilly
The
Weather man Clint Youle expands farming stance
The text notes Clint Youle, who hosts Weather man Shows on WNBQ and Camel News Caravan, bought a farm near Northwest Illinois. He calls it a farmer's farm and expects it to pay its own way, contrasting with the idea of a gentleman farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Youle
WNBQ
New England
Illinois
Gazetteer revival aims to mirror Ed Howe and White
A town paper seeks to regain its charm and prestige inspired by Ed Howe and William Allen White. Clint Youle pledges to infuse small town character into the Galena Gazette and Advertiser, recalling decades of family ties and local history in Wheaton and Davies County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Gazette and Advertiser
The
Phoenix
Ed Howe
William Allen White
Stress on Brushing After Meals Emphasized
A health feature notes toothbrush use as a key home tool for dental care. A four year study with nearly 1000 college students shows brushing or rinsing within ten minutes after eating halves to sixty percent reduction in tooth decay over two years.
Sullivan to Aid Study of Courses
James E. Sullivan principal of Guneras School is among nine Rhode Island junior high school principals invited by Education Commissioner Michael F. Walsh to join a survey of secondary curriculum. The study aims to assess if current courses keep pace with scientific and sociological developments and is to begin with a steering committee meeting at the College of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Sullivan
Guneras
Michael F. Walsh
Walsh
State Board of Education
Rhode Island
College of Education
Ventonehe
Benefit basketball boosts March of Dimes in Bristol
The 1954 fund drive grew near the $100 mark after a 56 to 47 charity game at Andrews Gym. Teachers beat YMCA Businessmen’s Club in front of about 500, with Domenic Raiola scoring 22 for the teachers and Artie Pansa leading the Y with 18. Mrs. Jean Tappero praised the event, which raised $93.79, as Mother’s March and upcoming auctions expected to push Bristol over the top.
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Andrews Gym
Ymca Businessmen’s Club
Domenic Raiola
Artie Pansa
Benjamin Hazen
Carmine Carvaturo
Jean Tappero
March of Dimes
Bristol
Alger’s
Deadline for Bristol County farmers to report 1953 program
Farmers enrolled under the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program in Bristol County must report performance to the County Committee for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation by the end of the month. The committee, part of the U S Department of Agriculture, is based at Putnam Avenue in Greenville. Reports are accepted Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm on or before Friday January 29, 1954. Failure to report will forfeit payment for the practice.
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Bristol County
County Committee For Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
U. S Department of Agriculture
Putnam Avenue
Greenville
Plan Yearly GS Dinner Bristol Girl Scout Council
The annual dinner meeting of the Bristol Girl Scout Council is at 6 30 p m in the DeWolf Memorial Chapel First Congregational Church. Troop leaders and assistants will attend a covered dish supper followed by a brief business session and election of new officers.
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Bristol Girl Scout Council
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
First Congregational Church
Narrows to Have Card Party 25th
The Bristol Narrows Improvement Association plans a Bridge Canasta Whist Party at the White Rail on Monday January 25 to raise funds for a new clubhouse. Chairwoman Mrs Earl A Head leads. prizes by Mrs Joseph Bisbano. candy by Mrs Joseph Desilets. refreshments by Mrs Howard Dawson and Mrs John Bisbano. pledged hostesses include Mrs John Silvia and others.
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Bristol Narrows
Earl A. Head
Joseph Bisbano
Joseph Desilets
Howard Dawson
John Bisbano
John Silvia
Jose Oliveira
Joseph Viera
Guy Sullivan
R. S. Bosworth
Charles Jordan
Donald Mathewson
Joseph DuPont
James McKenna
Manuel Rebeiro
Michael DeFelice
James Bernard
Chester Hill
Mary Peters
Stanley Wood
William ®. Head
Donald Guinelli
Migration Post Goes To Velleca
James J. Velleca named Bristol County chairman for the American Committee on Italian Migration, a NC Resettlement Council member agency. DeLeo and Italy relief are cited as vital to Western security amid rising Communist influence, with a Fall River chapter launch noted.
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James J. Velleca
Bristol County
American Committee On
National Catholic Resettlement Council
U. I
New England
Michael A.deled
DeLeo
West
Italy
Lieut Ruggiero Santa to Koreans during Korea Christmas
Lt. Robert R. Ruggiero serving with UN Command Repatriation Group in Panmunjom writes home to Bradford Street parents. His Christmas package of 80 pounds includes two dozen pairs of mittens for Korean children, fruit cakes nuts figs olives and paper plates. He expected home last week but will return the first week of March.
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Bristol
Korea
Robert R. Ruggiero
UN Command
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Panmunton
John R. Ruggiero
Bradford Street
Adams to Be Re-elected at Bristol YMCA Banquet
Charles M. Lewis of the Armed Services MCA Newport will headline the Bristol YMCA banquet in Rockwell Hall next Monday night. The event will announce a new slate of officers and present eight awards. The nominating committee will propose Thomas D. Adams for re election and names for vice president treasurer secretary and board members including Joseph A. Murgo Maurice C. Smith Jr. Anthony Iasielo George H. Lamb Jr. John Langello and John W. BeWolf Jr.
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Charles M. Lewis
Armed Services McA
Newport
Bristol
Rockwell Hall
Nating Committee
Thomas D. Adams
Joseph A. Murgo
Maurice C. Smith TI
Anthony Iasiello
George H. Lamb Jr
John Langello
John W. BeWolf, Jr
Pettine Elected Fraternity Head at Brown University
William Pettine son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Pettine of 17 Constitution Street has been elected President of Psi Upsilon at Brown University He is a Brown senior candidate for a BA degree and holds Glee Club membership and served as fraternity Vice President this year He is a Moses Brown School graduate Psi Upsilon founded in 1833 at Union College Schenectady NY and established at Brown in 1840.
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William Pettine
Vincent Pettine
Constitution Street
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Brown University
Pettine
Brown
Glee Club
Moses Brown
Psi Upsilon
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Inspector Bruno Faces Council over Building Inspector Appointment
Bristol officials and contractors clash as Council President Joseph Bruno defends appointing a building inspector, while critics from the Democratic party press criticism. Bruno cites local precedent and argues codes will set qualifications, as petitions to rescind the appointment gather signatures from contractors and residents.
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Joseph F Bruno
Democratic
Bruno
Iyothdr
Ligeiro
Ficer
Bruno Moted
Warren
Inspec
Tor
Providence
Nino Palazini
Castle Construction Co
Raymond DeLeo
Raymond Contruction Co
DeLeo
Manuél Cabral
Bristol
New Parley Tonight To Review Civic Fundraising
The Civic Industries Committee will meet Providence agents to discuss Collins and Aikman Plant H disposal and lay out a budget for donated funds in the town self advertising drive. New donors include the Bristol Women’s Republican Club and numerous residents, with totals noted for Zone men campaigns and the residential drive.
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Civic Industries Committee
Providence
Collins and Aikman
John R. Watson
St Marys Youth Council Plans Valentine Dance Event
The St Marys Parish Youth Council will meet Thursday at 7 15 pm in the auditorium to discuss plans for a Valentine Dance on February 11. Rev Peter J Maguire will discuss Teenage Problems during the evening followed by a showing of the movie Youre Sweetheart starring Alice Agg.
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St. Mary’s Parish
Peter J." Maguire
DeLasalle
Academy
Ales Agg
Mrs Kinder Wurd Story Hour Opens Calendar
Mrs Kinder Wurd Story Hour proceeds under guidance of the Hogers Free Li trustees with J ose S Bosworth as board chairman. The event schedule reflects community focus and group efforts for children.
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Mrs. Kinder Wur Lédd
Oronde Eo Group
J Ose S. Bosworth
The
Hogers
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Wheaton’ College
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Joe-Davies County
Puniello Studio
Nicholas Ferrara
Franklin Street
Barbara
Edward Godek
Stanley Godek
Mr. Godek
Metacom Avenue
Dental Society
Shree
Sonperstins
UN Society
Polio
Y-men
David J. Ferris
YMCA
Maryland
Andrews
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Lidielin Oeatley
Yello
Dr. Ralph
Hector Massey
John ‘Tufarola
Ground Observer Corps
Zita Fallon
Herman Chase
Girl Scouts
Thomas Jannsen
Anthony du Pont
T. Thomas Balzano
Lester Gurney II
Alfred Newton
Philip T. Bodell
Newton
Mrs. Bodell
Fulton Farrell
Velleca
Chapter
Vellecan
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Fall River
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Ruggiero Santa
Adams
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John Eeu
Frederick S. Bartlett
D. V.A. Capone
Anthony J. Ramos
Herbert Burnham
Inspector Squabble
Cratic
Veterans Administration
Henry Pacheco
Pacheco
William Magee
Jeremias Andrade
de Donovan
Cnet LC
Paul C. Millemaggi
Aspen
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Women’s Republican Club
John ‘S. Gablinske
Howard L. House
C.C. ‘Hronek
August .C. Ramos
Anthony J. Ferrara
William I. Baker
William T. Cashin
Joseph T. Texeira
Anthony J. Carlone
Louis DeLauro
Fen Almeida
Kl Gurney
Richard Hands
Wilfred Beausoleil
George Oliveira
Henry O. Knight
Anthony Alves
Carl Tammaro
Wilbur S. Ice
Ventura
Harry Kebrek
Hilda Texeira
Arthur Tavares
Joseph ‘Perry
Manuel Canario Jr
Pastone
Cora Anderson
Sybil Anderson
St. Mary’ S Youth Council
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