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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
4
The Rev. Herman W. Watsen of Providence leads the Sunday worship with the topic Theation of the Land. Church School at 11 45 AM followed by J O Y Chapter and C E meeting in the vestry at 6 30 PM. Evening service omitted.
Pastor Graetz leads 10:30 a m worship on Stumbling Onto Life. Church School at noon with Robert F Munro. Men’s Union discusses Does Jesus Say Anything Helpful in Solving the Present Divorce Problem. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 p m supervised by Miss Hazel Nettleton. Alpha Endeavor at 6:30 p m. Evening sermon at 7:30 p m features an address by the pastor Is the Jig Saw Puzzle Symptomatic of Modern Life.
Rev. Joseph Sarzana serves as acting pastor with weekday Masses at 7 30 A M and Sunday services at 8 A M and 10 A M.
Funeral services for William Entwistle were held at 2 pm at his home on Hope and Byfield streets with Rev Anthony R. Parshley officiating. Entwistle, a longtime machinist and former superintendent at Charles L Seabury Gas Engine and Power, died of heart trouble after grippe. He was born in Lancashire England and lived in New York Worcester and Bristol. He is survived by his widow Mary R Gorman Entwistle two brothers a sister and several nieces and nephews.
Former resident Mrs Mariannina Palumbo died Wednesday at her Providence home after a brief illness. In her 86th year, born in Scafati Italy, she came to the United States in 1889 with her husband Demente Palumbo. Survived by husband five daughters and three sons, funeral 9:30 tomorrow at St Augustine's Providence with Rev Thomas Robinson officiating. Burial in Vise Mae's Cemetery.
A quip notes that a man who lent money wonders if the borrower has forgotten the debt, reflecting uncertainty about repayment. The line suggests the lender doubts the debtor will settle the loan.
Rev. Manuel J. Barros, Pastor, conducts 8 A M Low Mass 10 A M High Mass and 7 30 P M Evening service at Elizabeth's Church.
The St Marys Church announces service notes with Reverend Thomas J. Gillan serving as pastor guiding the parish through weekly worship and community outreach at the church.
Rev A R Parshley rector conducts holy communion at 8 AM on the third Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer follows at 10 45 AM and church school at 9 30 AM. A men’s Bible class is listed for noon.
Rev W C Darby pastorates at State Street M E Church with Bible School at 10 am Morning Worship at 11 am and Evening service at 7 pm
Rev Nelson Kellogg rector conducts Masses at 8 and 10 45 A M with 12 M instruction. Evensong at 7 30 P M on the third Sunday after Epiphany.
District Deputy John H Potter installs officers of United Brothers Lodge No 13 in Tynesda. Noble Grand Lewis B Waldron and other officers announced. An Amateur Night at the Family Theater features motion pictures, illustrated songs, and prizes for performers. Thomas Hughes wins first prize, with Alexander Houle Jr and George Gale among top honorees. Chirello Brothers and others entertain with gymnastic and dance acts.
A MoCA representative bowling team was formed last evening from high average bowlers led by captain R WW Nelson with Mesdimen Dimond Cromer Hibbert Sartlant and Mathewson. The event featured a bean supper hosted by the King Pat on Engine Company on Thames Street with Chief Daniel Coggeshall in attendance as the head of the table and speeches marking a very enjoyable evening.
A mother describes carving a quiet, warm living space for a newborn to sleep undisturbed while older children play nearby. The room doubles as a sewing nook and reading corner for adults, with access for quiet activities. F. E. Spaulding of Yale endorses kindergartens. the National Kindergarten Association offers guidance to openくだ.
Troop 2 plans Parents Night Saturday at 77 Congregational Street with Field Executives Brandford H Field Scoutmaster George R Fish and Bristol troop officers present. Troop 4 meets tonight at the Scout Building as plans for Test Night January 28 are formed. The Drum Corps meets Monday? evening at 6 15 to outline the annual council tambooree in April. Sea Scouts meet tonight at 6 30 in Eagles Hall and Troop will convene Monday at 7 30 a.m. in the Scout Building.
Fragmentary text mentions tools and effort with unclear names. The passage hints at failure for others while some succeed with Feo's Levus. No clear events, dates, or organizations emerge.
A London club tale recalls a famed writer shaming soap and water routines as a mysterious bathroom scene ends with a man in a dressing gown brushing water aside. The second story extols the Irish terrier’s reckless courage as a lion is driven into cover, only to reveal the dog clamped to the lion’s tail.
John Sevier born in Virginia settled Watauga district in 1772 and helped annex it to North Carolina. He later declared the state of Franklin, was arrested on a charge of Airedsen when NC reclaimed the territory, and served as Virginia governor before the Battle of Kings Mountain ended British support in the region. Sevier lived 1745 to 1785.
The passage defines nature as the essence and living things underlying the existing system of things in time and space. It traces nature to creative force, origin, and the source of existence, noting its inclusion of all manifestations of the universe.
Public auction set for February 2 1933 at 16 oclock on the Warcewel Farm Bristol County Rhode Island. The sale covers farming tools machinery cattle and all personal property on the premises including future acquisitions used for farming and dairy operations. Amount of loan secured is eleven hundred fifty dollars with cows and assets held by Manuel F Almeida Middletown. Conducted by Joseph A Hammill attorney for the mortgage transferee and current owner.
Officials report a tense standoff after a proclamation. Undersheriff and deputies tried to move participants but were met with resistance. The crowd refused and stayed an hour past the deadline, with those present described as felons and trespassers per the proclamation.
In December 1992 Estate of Addie L Clulee seeks authority to sell part or all of real estate in Bristol Rhode Island to satisfy debts and funeral expenses. The petition lists three Bristol Narrows lots with detailed bounds and prior deeds, rights of way and wells. A public notice is set for February 6 1933 in the Bristol Phenix.
Bristol probate notices reveal first and final accounts for the estates of Abelo Criscolo Albert King and Matilda Perkins. Hearings scheduled January to February 1933 with weekly notices in the Bristol Phoenix. Clerks record hearings and required publication.
The Probate Court of Bristol appoints A. Hall as conservator for Edwin A. Redding and requires all creditors to file claims within six months from the first advertisement. Bond has been provided as required by law.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Elizabeth DeWolf Adans of Bristol Oklahoma issued by John W. Church Clerk. Creditors must file claims in the office within the legally specified period beginning January 6th. The fragmentary notice cites dates and officials from a late 19th or early 20th century record.
In the estate of Addie L. Clulee Emma F Bohning of North Attleboro Massachusetts is named administratrix of the estate. Aaven M Devlin 188 Maintreet Panoeout is named agent in Rhode Island. Creditors must file claims within the legally prescribed period beginning January 6 1933.
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