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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1950

Page

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Will Aid Needy Children of Town Vote on Bristol Fund

The Bristol Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting at Reynolds School auditorium with about 100 members present. They voted to authorize President Kullberg to form a committee to set up a fund drawn from an allocated base for the school department under Superintendent J Fitzgerald.

Bristol Reynolds Schoolditorium Kullberg Toommittee Fiward J. Fitzgerald PTA Fitzgerald Frederick W. 3Erbst Anna D. Callan Kearney American Legion Veterans’ Post Legion Recreation Board Bristol Twilight League Salvatore Maisano Henry Street George Soutilier John Bortes Thomas Majorano Orlando Bisbano Joseph Farrell American Red Cross Anthony Agatiero Vincent M. Securo Red Cross Vincent J. Santo Charles E. Callan Jeannette Lemaire

Postwar Building Boom Records 1949 Permits and Home Loans

Otis M. Bailey reports 1949 building activity in Bristol with 228 permits valued at 665 337 50 up from 208 permits 522 157 in 1948. New home authorizations rose with 108 permits including 26 in December for Bristol Park development by Castle Construction Co. A 100 lot project is planned after current work. Five commercial permits valued at 89 860 were also issued. Monthly totals show a year end peak of 133 00 in December.

Otis M. Bailey Bailey Bailey’s Bristol Castle Bristol Park

Bristol-Bristol Swim Gains Steadfast Support

Reports from Dr. Samuel D. Clark show Bristol citizens favor a Bristol-Bristol Swim association. He will open his 209 Hope Street office at 5 p.m. Sunday for a meeting of interested residents as talks hint at a formal group forming.

Bristol, R. L Bristol Eng Samuel D. Clark Town Coucil Bristol- Bristol Clark Hope Street

Bristol GOP moves to appoint successor to Dr John R Bernardo

Bristol Republicans met to select a nine member nominating committee to name a new chairman for the Republican Town Committee. Dr John R Bernardo, blind since 1934, urged selecting a candidate who truly represents the party rank and file and set a February 17 deadline. John D Hill Jr addressed the meeting on behalf of the Young Republican Club of Bristol.

Republican Town Committee Bristol John R. Bernardo Bernardo J. Floyd Heustis Norman J. Servant Rebecca %. Herreshoff Fred M. Dixon Jr Raymond DeLeo Henry C Miranda, Jr George Oliver Helen K. Coggeshall Paul C. Millemagn Republican Party Millemaggi Dr. Bernardo Leroy L. Dean Orlando J. Bisbane John P. Marshal John D. Hill Jr The Young Republican Club of Belvedere Hul Town Committee

Annual Ladies Night Set By Bristol Knights of Columbus

Invitations go to all wives sweethearts and friends of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus for the annual Ladies Night on Tuesday January 24 at 8 o clock in K of C hall Edward Pontes chairs the arrangements committee with Anthony Iasiello David J Ferris Ralph K Nash and Jerome J Donovan assisting ex officio

K of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Ain K. of C. Hall Edward Pontes Anthony Iasiello David J. Ferris Ralph K. Nash Jerome J. Donovan

Thief Returns Five Bucks For Old Wallet Theft

A repentant man from Pawtucket mails a five dollar bill to Buffington's Pharmacy with a note repaying a wallet theft from 1942 or 1943. Arthur M McCaw, the pharmacist, confirms receipt and notes the unusual act of conscience.

Pawtucket Buffington’s Arthur M. McCaw Arthur

Only One Carnival Allowed on Town Common Says Holmes

Councilman Edward H. Holmes urged the town board to restrict carni vals to the Fourth of July event and use a new Wood Street Park site for other carnivals. He noted a 1950 plan to create a permanent softball diamond on the common and a basketball volleyball court, outlining budget priorities for the year.

Holmes Wood Street Park Edward H. Holmes Board of Recreation Wood Street State Wood Streets The Park Commission

Fears U S Bungled Peace After War Address

Rev. Arthur M. Dunstan of St. Mark's Warren warned the United States may have won the war but bungled the peace. Speaking to the Bristol Rotary Club, he blamed unconditional surrender rhetoric and urged reflection on 49 years of world events from 1900 to 1949, noting Britain, Russo Japanese War, and Germany's rise.

U. S Arthur M. Dunstan St. Mark’s Church of Warren Bristol Dunstan Great Britain United States

Trapp Family Singers Delight Bristol Audience

The Trapp Family, led by Madame Maria von Trapp, performed in Colt Memorial Hall Bristol to a full house. They sang unaccompanied, featured religious selections and Bach’s Jesu Joys Man’s Delight with rare instruments, and the youngest member Johannes celebrated his 11th birthday.

Trapp Bristol Colt Memorial Hall Franz Wasner Werner Trapp Father Wasner Madame Maria von ‘Trapp Madame von Trapp Wasner Jand Base Johannes

Public Hearing Tonight On Sub Division Rules & Regs

The planning board in Bristol will hold a public hearing tonight at 9 PM in Burnside Memorial Building to adopt sub division and platting rules. The plan aims to protect health and welfare by ensuring developments fit site conditions and provide adequate land and infrastructure including streets, schools, parks, and utilities.

Bristol Planning Board Ris Burnside Memorial Platting Board

Stamp Lover Overseas Letters From Bristol Youth

A Bristol Philatelic Society member abroad in Japan, Edward Silvia, writes of stamp collecting passion while serving with the 748th Air Force Band. He thanks the Bristol group for their bulletin and notes exchanges, gatherings, and his Nagoya experiences with local post offices and stamp shops during his posting.

Bristol 748Th Air Force Japan Phoenix A. A. Edmonds Bristol Philatelics Society Edward Silvia Joseph Silvia Metacom Avenue APO San Francisco Calif Edmonds BPS Bristol Philatelic Society Nagoya

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Legion Post M. Theresa Donovan Margaret Noone Bristol Public Schools Shirley Temple Barry Fitzgerald Lon McCallister Congo Roy Rogers Trigger Dale Evans Dakota Way Trucolo Bud Abbott Lou Costello Dick Powell Andrews Dana Andrews Marta Toren Stephen McNally America Kilroy Old Amsterdam Gop Dr. J. Bernardo Rank Hill Speaks Germany Shane
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