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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1945
Page
8
January 17, 1945 notice lauds Sixth War Loan for $21.6 billion in sales. It credits nationwide press cooperation and editorial efforts, noting unprecedented front page coverage and numerous features. The Treasury thanks editors and Allied Newspaper Council for vital support.
Colt Memorial five routed the R I School for the Deaf 74 to 15 Tuesday night. Cavallaro scored 39 with Osterberg and Gagliol 10 and 5 as Colt led 22-2, 34-7, 55-11. Matt Maetoza played his final Colt game, cheering as he left for Coast Guard duty after two minutes.
The narrator recalls a October hunt following club rules to meet on the first fair Saturday. The group treks from Byfield to Mt Hope Bay passing many homes and farms, ending at a cider barrel where thirst leads to drinking. Jamie, a diabetic, joins in before the narrator relays a future conclusion.
The 8L's defeated the 8V-2 team 10 to 8 in the first game of the eighth grade league at Guiteras Memorial School. The game was played on Wednesday.
Bristol Probate Court on January 30 1945 accepts Joseph Servant guardian of Arthur Servant a full age ward presents second and final account for allowance. Hearing ordered February 19 1945 at 10 AM in Bristol Probate Court Room notice to be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
Daniel Quinn of Bristol R 1 has qualified as Administrator of Mary Quinn's estate. Creditors must file claims by law starting February 2, 1945, in Bristol.
Clarence S Trudell of Bristol Rhode Island has qualified as Administrator of the estate. Creditors must file claims beginning February 2 1945 with the court in Bristol.
The text lists Gilbert Costa and Kenneth Robinson of Broad Common Road, Angelo Donarto of Franklin Street, and George Toste of Broad Common Road as winners of special honors in club agricultural projects for 4-H.
Town Clerk announces applications for Class C intoxicating beverage licenses to sell in Bristol. Antonio Bottiglieri of 220 Thames Street applies. Council session on February 6 1945 at 7 30 PM in Burnside Memorial Building to hear remonstrances. Public notice by Town Clerk John W Church.
A public hearing will be held in the Burnside Memorial Building Bristol Rhode Island Tuesday February 6 1945 at 730 PM regarding a proposed amendment to the Bristol Zoning Ordinance requested by Marguerite S Gooding. The property at Gooding Avenue and Naomi Street SE corner Lot 2 Plat 111 13.3 acres seeks change from Residence C to Business DP. By order of the Town Council January 12 1926 February 2 1926
A Rhode Island town hearing on February 6 1945 at 7 30 PM considers rezoning Lot 11 Assessors Plat 8 Thames Street Bristol from Commercial G to Industrial H. The tract spans about 8270 square feet and is cited in Benjamin Paull et al. documentation.
Notices announce administratrix appointments for Charles Travis Mello Emily Almeida and Jennie E Paine with hearings set in Bristol Probate Court on February 5 1945 at 10 oclock AM. Each notice requests or records filings and directs publication of fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
Maria C Souto widow of Antonio Cunha Souto of Bristol asks the court to grant a reasonable allowance for the support of the family. The matter is referred for February 5, 1945 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol and notice is ordered to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
A garbled OCR slice lists numerous individuals with partial street addresses across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Names include John Ezikovitch, Alice Botelho, Joseph Anthony Pimenital, Lucille Sousa, Mildred Falke, Gaetano Pallette, Carmela Carlone, Kenneth Morris, Theresa Tamburro, Manuel Bento, and Yvonne Proulx along with scattered street cues like Lincoln Avenue and Central Avenue.
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