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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1945

Page

18

Bristol Rotary Club hears remarks on parolees in army service

William C Harris of American Airlines spoke at the Bristol Rotary Club meeting. Joseph H Hagan urged examining former prisoners for army service while psychology experts warned of adjustment issues. Sgt Peter Cavalieri attended on furlough. Vernon A Gray joined as a member. A new song book was used. The club will sponsor Bristol Community Players next production in April and back the Waste Paper Drive on February 11.

William C. Harris American Airlines Rotary Club Joseph H. Hagan Division of Parole and Probation Peter Cavalieri First Army Vernon A. Gray A. R. Parshley R. S. Bosworth Bristol Community Players

Girl Scout notes on Marigold Troop meeting

The Marigold Troop met yesterday afternoon at 3 30. More work progressed on the dramatic badge, expected to finish in two weeks. Color bearers were Dolores Salmonese and Grace Vorro. Songs were sung and the meeting closed with taps. Frances Bottigliri, scribe.

Dolores Salmonese Grace Vorro Frances Bottigliri Scribe

Mystical Rose Troop 5 Elects Leaders At Meeting

Mystical Marys School held a regular meeting led by Miss Elizabeth Marz. The group worked on the Hostess Badge as Betty Bullock was elected president and Evelyn Jamiel vice president. Dolores Serbst became treasurer with Margaret King named scribe and patrol leaders Betty Bullock and Margaret King.

Mystical Mary's School Elizabeth Marz Betty Bullock Evelyn Jamiel Dolores Serbst Margaret King Scribe M. King

Four Bristol men commended for superb record of Italian base unit

Joseph P. Benson Aniello Parisi Louis J. Rinaldi and Nicklas J. Zito of Bristol form part of an Engineer Boat Regiment in the Italian theatre. The unit has been inactivated but earned high praise from Colonel Francis H. Oxx for operating in twenty five ports across the British Isles Africa and Europe. The commendation lauds its twenty eight months of service its esprit and its meritorious contribution to the Allied war effort.

Peninsular Base Hdas Italy Joseph P. Benson Church St Aniello Parisi Church Street Louis J. Rinaldi Hope Street Nicklas J. Zito Goulart Ave Bristol R. L Francis H. Oxx Fifth Army British Isles Africa

Funeral for Osceola Jackson at Wilbur Chapel

Osceola Jackson of 246 Thames Street dies at 82 after a Wednesday Rhode Island Hospital admission. Funeral held Friday at 2 PM in George M Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren with Rev Anthony R. Parshley officiating. Bearers named James Dailey Leroy Williams Howard Newman Carey Harris and Howard Morris. Burial in North Cemetery.

Osceola Jackson Thames Street George M Wilbur Warren Anthony R. Parshley St Michael’s Church James Dailey Leroy Wiliams Howard Newman Carey Harris Howard Morris North Cemetery Jackson Rhode Island Hospital

Mounties' 105 20 rout sets scoring mark in CYO game

High-Flying Mounties from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel crushed St. Mary's Bristol 105 to 20 in Warren. Frankie Bruno, 14, scored 51 points the season high, with Johnny Maisano, Honey Santulli, and Zip Raiola contributing. Balzano and Dober led defense.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Warren St. Mary’s of Bristol Frankie Bruno Bruno St. Mary Frankie Johnny Maisano Honey” Santulli Zip” Raiola Mike Balzano Eric Dober Perods Mounties St Mary's Lombardi Cirillo Mt. Carmel Massano Raiola Santulli Ec Dober Anania Solmonese Balzano

The Fighting First in World War and Dieppe to Normandy

Sgt Peter Cavalieri and Bristol men serve with The Fighting First, the First Division of the American First Army, now part of the invasion of Germany. The history covers from 1917 formation in France through Cantigny and Meuse Argonne to German advances, North Africa invasion, Sicily battles, and the June 1944 Normandy breakout, with battles at Oran Beja Kasserine Pass Gafsa El Guettar and Caumont.

Peter Cavalieri Fighting First France Alexander Hamilton Long Island Cantigny Picardy Montdidier-Noyons Aisne-Marne St. Mihiel Meuse-Argonne Lorraine Soissons Argonne Germany Army of Occupation England North Africa Oran Scotland Arzew Les Andaleuses Algeria Tunisia Tebourba Medjez-el- Bab Longstop Hill Ousseltia Kasserine Pass 9Th U. S Gafsa el Guettar Beja Matuer Barenthia Tunis Sicily Gela Troina Palma di Montechioro Colleville-Sur-Mer Caumont Normandy Cpl. Russo

WAC Recruiting Drive Declared a Bristol Success

In Bristol Rhode Island 1945 the local WAC recruitment push ends with praise for Bosworth and the community. The letter notes ongoing need for women and invites Bristol residents to apply at Fall River Massachusetts office. First Lieutenant Marguerite S Wiseley AC signs the note.

U.S. Army Hope Street Bristol Rhode Island Boswell S. Bosworth Bristol Phoenix Mr. Bosworth Women’s Army Corps Women's Army Corps Fall River Purchase Street

Captain Alfred A Goglia Assigned to Camp Stoneman California

Captain Alfred A Goglia of 274 Woodstreet Bristol Rhode Island has been assigned to Camp Stoneman California. He entered the army from private practice in August 1942 and has served in field and station hospital work. His wife Conchetta and son Louis will join him in California soon, and he has brothers Ernest A Coast Guard Lt. (jg) and Elwood G 1st Lt. in the Army. Goglia graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Boston in 1935.

Alfred A Goglia Woodstreet Bristol R. I Camp Stoneman California Army Goglia Conchetta Louis Calfornia Gogha Ernest A Coast Guard Medical Corps Elwood G

St Marys Men's Club Elects Officers

The Men's Club of St Marys Church elected officers at a Friday evening meeting in the church auditorium. Augustine C. Nerone was named president and Robert L. Cragan vice president. Thomas C. Brown became secretary with James E. Sullivan as treasurer and a board of directors selected. Dor othy Joan Soldano and Joseph Parisi announce their engagement.

Men’s Club St. Mary’s Church Augustine C. Nerone Robert L. Cragan Thomas C. Brown James E. Sullivan Treasur George H. Baldwin Arthur Duffy Lucien Capone James F. Meiggs Harold Harvey G. Elton Pierce Anthony Soldano High Street Dorothy Joan Joseph Parisi Domenic Parisi Church Street

Obituary of DeWitt E Bolster Bristol Reporter and Overseer

DeWitt E Bolster long time Bristol Phoenix reporter and overseer of the poor died Saturday in Los Nietos California where he had lived 16 years with his brother DeWayne Bolster He was in his 79th year born in New York State and served many years on the Bristol paper He was a charter member of Bristol Aerie FOE and member of United Brothers Lodge IOOF He is survived by his daughter Mary Bolster Sylvester of 33 Usher avenue and seven grandchildren The passing is received with regret by his Bristol friends who recall his Christmas cards and consistent readership of the local paper.

DeWitt E Bolster Bristol Phoenix Los Nietos California DeWayne Bolster Mary Bolster Sylvester Usher Avenue Bolster New York State the Phoenix Bristol Aerie, Foe United Brothers Lodge, Ioof Bristol

Funeral For Miss Maria Darcy

Funeral services for Miss Maria Darcy will be held at 8 15 tomorrow morning at the C M Connery Funeral Home on Burton street. A Mass of requiem will follow at St Marys Church at 9 Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery. She died at 73 in a Providence hospital. Born in Ireland she was the daughter of William and Catherine Darcy and had lived with her sister Mrs Peter Gilroy of Metacom Avenue. Survivors include Mrs Gilroy four other sisters Mrs Heron of Providence Mrs OBrien of Fall River a sister in Ireland a sister Mother Superior in a North African convent a brother in Ireland and several nieces and nephews.

Maria Darcy C. M. Connery Burton Street St Mary's Church St Mary'’s Cemetery Darcy Providence Hospital Ireland William and Catherine (McCormick) Darcy Mass Peter Gilroy Metacom Avenue Gilroy William Herron Providence Michael O’brien Fall River North Africa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bristol Rotary Club Girl Scout Marigold Troop II Mystical Rose Troop A. P. E. Don Luiz Fillipe Lincoln Hall U.S. Rubber Co U. S. Employment Service WAC Lt Marguerite S Wiseley A. A. Goglia Camp Stoneman, California St. Mary’s Men’s Club Miss Maria Darcy F. J. Murphy Bristol Manufacturing Corporation U. S Erigent
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