Obituary for Helen Elizabeth Campagna of Bristol
Miss Helen Elizabeth Campagna daughter of Mr and Mrs Antonio Campagna of 115 Bradford street died early yesterday after months of illness She was 23 turning 24 Born August 20 1908 in town she was a seventh grade teacher at Reynolds School for 34 years She attended Colt Memorial High School class of 1925 Rhode Island College of Education class of 1928 and was a Rhode Island Honor Society member and valedictorian She taught Sunday School and belonged to Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Altar Society Bristol Teachers Association Survived by parents three brothers Vincent Frank and Thomas and five sisters Mrs Anthony Merlino and Frances Josephine Rose Marion Campagna Funeral 8:30 a m Saturday from home with 9 a m Mass at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Burial St Marys Cemetery.
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Helen Elizabeth Campagna
Antonio Campagna
Bradford Street
Miss Campagna
Reynolds School
Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island Honor Society
Anthony Merlino
Providence
Frances
Josephine
Rose
Marion Campagna
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Joseph Sarzano
St. Mary's Cemetery
Opportunity for Good Deeds Always With Us
A reflection on the constant presence of chances to help others. The saying emphasizes that while grand feats may not appear, everyday acts of kindness remain available to everyone.
Hawks Top Scribes in State Street Bowling Showdown
Bill Darling led the Hawks to a 1351 to 1328 win over the Scribes as the Pill Rollers took two of three from the Senators. Captain Russell starred for the Pill Rollers while Brick Morris and Al Sousa led the Scribes. John MacIl rolled 284 in three strings for the Scribes.
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Bill “Buster” Darling
Theighthawks
State Street
Scribes
Pill Rollers
Senators
Capt
Russell
Brick” Morris
al Sousa
John Macil
The
Night Hawks
W. Darling
al. Pierce
W. Burke É
W. Seymour
O. Bailey
Scribes H. Hawes
D. Langello
J. Maciel
L. Nussengeld
A. D'Angelo
Eee
Marco Polo Notes Paper Money Use in China
Marco Polo observed paper currency in circulation during his thirteenth century travels in China.
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Marco Polo
The
East
China
New Books at Library Add 61 To Circulation List
The library announces sixty one new books now in circulation across non fiction fiction and juvenile sections. Notable titles include Pilgrims of the Santa Fe by Agnes Lant Charleston Historic and Romantic by Leiding Harris Sav age Paradise by Margaret Matches and a Life of Woodrow Wilson in four volumes by Ray Stannard Baker. Also listed are Thomas Alva Edison by Francis A Jones Landscaping the Home Grounds by L L Rawson The Way Out of Low Mood by Herman F Arendtz How to Make Money at Home by Eleta Wilson Igloo the Byrd Antarctic expedition tale The Last Stand about Russia by Edmund Walsh A World Can End by Irana Skariatina and Believe It Or Not by Robert Ripley. Also numerous novels and children’s books. Five books for girls five for boys and five for small children.
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the Santa Fe
Agnes Lant
Charleston
Eleta Wilson
Jane B Walden
Byrd
Russia
Edmund Walsh
Irana Skariatina
Robert Ripley
Beatrice Creighton
George Kelben
Grace S Stone
General Yen
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
John Galsworthy
William McFee
John Ershne
Edith Oliver
Bayberry Lane
Sarah Ware Bassett
Brendon
Robert Hichens
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Mrs Pennington
Frances Brett Young
Kerry
Grace Livingston Hill
Job
Joseph Roth
Windymere
Alice Rice Colver
P G. Wodehouse
Fanny
May Edginton
Santelimon Romanoff
Philadelphia
Philip Gibbs
North Star
B. M. Bower
Texas
E. B. Mann
Arizona Ames
Zane Grey
Ebehart
R. A. Walling
Conington
Fletcher
Edgar Walace
the Carlton
Bristol Scouts Begin Red Cross First Aid Course
Bristol County Scouters enroll in a Red Cross first aid course starting Monday at Joyce Street School Warren. Instructors are George Hazard and Rev J S Pennepacker. Advisory Committee members attend a Scouters dinner Tuesday at 7 in Hotel Belvedere. Awash onki Herd winter ceremonial tomorrow evening at the Scout Building. Bugle and Drum Corps rehearses at 6 15 tonight. Troop 5 reorganization with new officers led by Stanley Gray S L. One recruit joins. Troop 5 hike 9 30 tomorrow morning. Troop 4 plans for Boy Scout Week February 7 13 1932.
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Bristol
Red Cross
Bristol County
Joyce Street
Warren
George Hazard
J. S. Pennepacker
Hotel Belvedere
Awashonki Herd
Troop
Stanley Gray
Hippo Patrol
Harry Gray
P. L
Arthur Manchester
Earl’ Dion
Scribe
Moose
Raymond Gladding
Fred Fiske
Charles Young
Troop 4
No Blue Print Needed The Best Plan To Follow In Living
An American magazine quotes advice to avoid rigid plans and embrace flexible, adaptable living as a guiding approach. The piece emphasizes spontaneity and personal balance in daily life.
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Kathy
Ohana
Sunkist
Close Rfebts A Rolled Merchants’ League
Silverbrook
Sunnybrook
Iona A. & P. Golden Bantam del Maiz
Green Giant A. &P
Iona
Sultana A. & P. String A. & P. Lima
Lamb
SWIFT
A&p Food Stores
New England
Landers, Frary and Clark
Hotpoint Electric Iron
Westinghouse
Narragansett Electric Company
Gas and Electric Shop
Belvedere Block
Hope Street
Boy Scout
Newman Bros
Iresh
Florida
Brookfield
Campbell’s
Turner Center
Abe
Newman’s
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