Inaugural Day Reflections From Washington Veterans
A first person reminiscence recounts attending the 1941 inaugural with Canon Parshley and Bill Angevine. The writer recalls frigid weather, subdued ceremony, tanks on the parade route, and the emotional moment of seeing Angevine with his son in the tank corps.
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Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Europe
Canon Parshley
Bill Angevine
Baltimore
Angevine
Tank Corps
Fort Knox
Canon
Congr
Lieut. Angevine
Washington
Bill
Pete Alfano
Capitol
Martha Graham Honored At Sunday Tea At Point Pleasant Farm
Mrs Charles B Rockwell Jr hosted a tea honoring Miss Martha Graham retired supervisor of the Bristol District Nursing Association. The nursing committee led by Mrs John W DeWolf Jr arranged the event and presented luggage and a purse to the guest.
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Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Point Pleasant Farm
Martha Graham
Bristol District Nursing Association
John W DeWolf, Jr
Robert R. Miller
Norton M. Zinderstein
John R. Watson
Henry Street
James French
Frank Perry
Ralph Lawson, Jr
Walter Truslow, Jr
Fractured Spine Victim Improves After Fall at Plant Job
William Weaton 67 of See konk Massachusetts injured Friday afternoon at Plant J Collins Co Corp while inspecting a water bank. The ladder broke and he fell 15 feet into an empty tank. He is now comfortably recovering at Pawtucket Memorial Hospital with a fracture of the spine.
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William Weaton
Seekonk
Mass
Plant J. Collins & Co Corp
Pawtucket Memorial Hospital
Weaton
Plant J
Swam
Serbst
Arid
Weatons
Selsick Memorial
Family Night Program By First Congregational Women
The Women s Guild of the First Congregational Church plans a Family Night tomorrow in the DeWolf Memorial Room. Mrs Claude Hazeldine s group will present solos by Louise Murray Cora Shanderson Elaine Peters Deborah Adams male vocal group Raymond Gruenwald Carl T Carlson Donald M Burger Herman L Wilbur R S Bosworth Kodachrome Nova Scotia slides by George Cook and by Miriam McCaughey Albert F Means with piano by Judith Robinson refreshments and a social hour follow the program.
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First
Congregational Church
DeWolf Memorial
Claude Hazeldine
Women’s Guild
Louise Murray
Cora Shanderson
Elaine Peters
Deborah Adams
Raymond Gruenwald
Carl.‘T.carlsson
Donald M. Burger
Herrman L. Wilbur
R. S. Bosworth
Nova Scotia
George Cook
Rumford
Miriam McCaughey
Albert F. Means
Judith Robinson
Sir Mary Mothers Set Dance Plans
St Marys Mothers Club outlines plans for a Mid Winter Dance at Midway Steak and Lobster House on Saturday evening January 31. Chairs are Mrs E Hugh Holmes and Mrs Arthur J, with ex officio members listed as Mrs Edward J Newbold and others.
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St. Mary’s
David J. Ferris
James E. Sullivan
Frank L. Martin
Helena Wells to Become Bristol Chief Operator in February
Miss Helena E. Wells of 73 Burton Street will assume the Bristol exchange chief operator post on February 1. A 25 year telephpone worker and 15 year Bristol senior supervisor, she succeeds Laura M. Drury, who moves to Warren as chief operator.
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Helena E. Wells
Burton Street
Bristol
John J. McConnell
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Miss Wells
Bristol Exchange
Dorothy Foster Bell
Laura M. Drury
Bell
Miss Drury
Warren Exchange
Troop Four Scouts Meet in Local Court
Boy Scouts held a meeting at the K of C hall Wednesday with committee members Joseph / Rina / Herbert Eisenstadt and Scoutmasters Edward at Garl Rinaldi. Senior staff included Joseph Lopes George Hayesy Patrol leader Buddy cis William Lopes Joseph Martino Richard Fanaro Babjert Arauso Michael Velleca Vaccaro and Frank Cain. Frank Gaizzi named temporary patrol reader.
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K. Af Cureday
Josephy
Rina
Herbert Eisenstadt
Edward
Garl
Tenderfoot
Frank Gaizzi
Aay
Congdon Lists Textile Classes at School of Design
Congdon announces Extension Classes in textiles for the second term starting January. Adults may register at the Registrar's Office, with courses covering Loom Fixing, Weaving, Fabric Design, Textile Testing, and Yarn Manufacturing. New students may enter Commercial Art, Fashion Illustration, Interior Drawing, Life Drawing, Jewelry Design, and more.
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Congdon
School of Design
Ae Mears Jr
FEI School
Siu
Janu- Joo Ia
Peeistrar
College Street
Secon Tein
Atses Sea
Celebrity Souvenirs for Polio Auction in Bristol
The Bristol Polo Auction to benefit the March of Dimes showcases gifts from ex president Truman Sen Kefauver Sen Taft opera star Jan Peerce and Boston Pops conductor Arthur Fiedler among others. The event on January 29 at Colt Auditorium features celebrity items alongside local donations to boost polio relief.
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Harry S. Truman
Robert A. Taft
Sen Estes Kefauver
Jan Peerce
Opera Star
Arthur Fiedler
The
Boston Pops
Garry Moore
Bristol
March of Dimes
Colt Auditorum
Raymond Makowsky
Bo Bernstein
Providence
Arthur Murray
Rep
Aimé . Forand
Poole Silver Co
Taunton
Bristol Manufacturing Co
Core Jewelry
Triafari
Anson Jewelry
Martin Noonan
Roger Williams Park
Speaker Describes UN Youth Clubs Work in Barrington
Mrs. Marjorie Vinal spoke last night to Bristol Women's Republican Club at Mrs. Albert O. Earle's home. She outlined UN Clubs for children ages six to thirteen and their aim to build world understanding, noting films on Korea and Russia.
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Marjorie Vinal
UN Clubs For
Barrington
Bristol
Sgt Lima Takes New Army Post In Munich Assignment
Master Sgt Manuel Lima, son of Mr and Mrs Manuel M Lima of 174 Metacom Avenue, recently graduated 11th in a class of 146 at the Non Commissioned Officers Academy of the U S Seventh Army in Munich Germany. He now serves as operations sergeant of the 3rd Battalion 14th Armored Cavalry.
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Manuel Lima
Manuel M. Lima
Metacom Avenue
U. S. Seventh Army
Munich
Germany
14Th Armored Cavalry
Scout Parents Night marks Bristol Troop 100 event
More than 100 scouts, scouters and parents gathered at Kearney Post Home for the First Bristol Troop Parents Night. Domingo Pinheiro opened with a welcome and a new opening ceremony. demonstrations, patrol activities, awards, and a group photo followed, with refreshments served by committee members.
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Bristol
Kearney
Franklin Street
Domingo Pinheiro
Roger Pereira
Anthony Nastri
John Ferri
Joseph Motta
Carlton Pinheiro
Kelley
John Ferti
Whippoorwill Patrol
George R. Fish
Lloyd Ferri
William F Cub Pack
Contestan
Sinbad
S. P
S. P. L. Joséph ‘Motta
Carlton Pinhéiro
Dolores Weird
Mr. Pinheiro
Michael Tamburro
Virgil M. Arruda
Anthony Nastri Sr
Theodore Carmone
John B. Sylvester
Jesse Cardoza
Anthony Nastri Teader
Manuel Torres Jr
Fish
Adams Tops List Of New Officers For Local YMCA
Thomas D. Adams Jr leads the Bristol YMCA slate to be presented for approval at the 89th annual meeting. Nominees for officers include Clarence R. Spece vice president Benjamin Hazen secretary and J Foster Price treasurer. Directors to serve varied three year two year and one year terms were named alongside other local nominees and officers. The association also plans to honor an Outstanding Citizen as part of its program. (Continued on Page 4)
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Thomas D. Adams Jr
Bristol
Jon
D. Moore
Gene ‘Ea oRitchie
Charles B. Rockwell
Swesel W. Southwick
John Langello
Géorge
Lumibrand-Anthony
Tasiello
Dr. Samuel
D. Clark
Thiair- Cae
Pkey
Doha
New England Weekly Press Names Board of Directors
The New England Weekly Press Association elected Bardia Press Assa eon Bs Alach Poolerners Wiellis to its Board of Directors at the two day convention in Boston's Sheraton Plaza. Louis M. Sygons of the Nieman Foundation spoke as the keynote. Roswell S. Bosworth Jr. attended with Poole from the Phoenix.
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Alach Poolerners Wiellis
Bristol
Sir Kneasy
Louis M. Sygons
Nieman Foundation
Harvard
Poole
the Phoenix
Roswell S. Bosworth Jr
Red Cross plans gamma globulin drive to curb polio
Donald M. Burger outlines Red Cross blood collection to create gamma globulin for a national pool. Office of Defence Mobilization will distribute to epidemics. $3.5 million budgeted for processing and packaging with potential $5 million from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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American Red Cross
Donald M. Burger
Red Cross Blood Program
Office of Defence Mobilization
Burger
Red Cross
National Foundation For Infantiles
National’pool
Bristol
Council Meeting Addresses Flooding and Sewer Project Concerns
The council invites residents including Millemagy to air grievances about the sewer project and cellar flooding. The meeting, dated January 24, aims to review conditions and council members will hear from committees and attendees on the project status and related issues.
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Diara Ar Vk
Tovatiake
Peat
Ata
Mrndays
Blue and Gold Banquet Welcomes Cubs and Guests
About sixty five parents and guests and thirty cub scouts attended the first annual Blue and Gold Banquet of Cub Scouts at the L O F Hall Sunday night. The dinner was prepared by den mothers and leaders and featured accordion music, solos by Del Toro, and dances by local youths.
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Cub
Missa del Toro
Adith
al Nee
Anthony Jos Ma
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