Henry A Street Receives Bristol YMCA Recognition Award
Henry A Street is honored with the 1955 Recognition Award from the Bristol YMCA for lifelong service to the town. Born August 12, 1889 in Pawtucket, he built a career in yarn brokerage, aided local youth, chaired committees, supported the Bristol Community Chest, and helped lead the YMCA from 1944 to 1946 and other town bodies. The 1955 award acknowledges decades of selfless public service and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Street
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Bristol
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
John F
Annie Maria (Lomas)Street
John F. Street and Company
Y.M.C.A
Nae
Crna CE
Yawgoog
Street
Lost keys in brown case with Indian Head markings
Lost set of keys in a brown case featuring Indian Head markings. Last seen near Town Hall. Call CL 3-8666 with any information.
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Town Hall
Phoenix Staff Attend Boston New England Weekly Press Meet
Four members of the Phoenix staff joined several hundred weekly newspapermen at the New England Weekly Press Association winter convention in Boston. R S Bosworth Jr was elected secretary after two years on the board, and the group noted Phoenix earned honorable mention for fire coverage at the Barnes Newberry home. President Kefauver spoke at the event.
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Feohter
N. E
Ass’n
William F. Wright, Jr
Sanford
Maine
Tribune
Weekly Association
Herbert S. Austin
Wellesley
Mass
Townsman
Kefauver
R. S. Bosworth, Jr
the Phoenix
William J. Slater
Addison Independent
Middlebury
Vermont
Phoenix
Boston
R. ~. Bosworth
Peggy McDonald
Sol Kaiman
New England Weekly Press Ass’n
The
Barnes Newberry, Jr
Pappasquash
R. S Bosworth, Jr
Choir rehearses play Meddlesome Maid for March
The First Baptist Church choir rehearses Meddlesome Maid to be staged in March under direction of Ian D Farrar of Providence. The Second Baptist Church School of Missions meets tomorrow night at Warren Baptist Church at 7 30 p m with Mrs Harriet Martin in charge. An American Indian handcraft display is in the vestry of First Baptist Church organized by Mrs Walter Swanson and Mrs Henry Luther. Mrs Arthur Fabel of Kingsville Ohio visits her brother and family, Mr and Mrs Philip Osborne at 137 Bradford Street. Fred Parella of 60 Beach Road rests comfortably at Davis Park Veterans Hospital after a major operation.
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First Baptist Church
Ian D. Farrar
Providence
Second Baptist Church School of Missions
Warren Baptist Church
Harriet Martin
Walter Swanson
Henry Luther
Arthur Fabel
Kingsville
Ohio
Philip Osborne
Bradford Street
Fred Parella
Beach Road
Davis Park Veterans Hospital
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Elbion
Capitalia
George Bucklin
Nasteg Council
Boy Scouts
Washing Machine Exchange
He Brelsford
C. W. Weaver
High Street
Presiden Kefauver
Papal Industrial
Maplewood Window & House Cleaning Co
Fall River
Town Finance Corp
State St
America
Qaeka
Oldsmobile
Tlasi
Wallace Motor Sales
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