Bristol Unemployed Call for Local Unemployment Office
Bristol residents on unemployment contend they should not travel to Warren weekly to register for Unemployment Compensation. They argue 20 cents travel costs plus time are a burden given their small weekly payments and urge establishing an office in Bristol at little or no cost, citing space in the Post Office or Federal Building as potential sites. They insist benefits belong to workers and employers who fund the program and request local access to their benefits processing.
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Bristol
Warren
Here
Post Office
Federal Buiilding
Losers host to winners at Men's Union game
The Men's Union of the First Congregational Church held a baseball and darts evening at the Guitéras House. Captain Howard Church's team won the initial dart match 4-0, then tied 3-2 in ten innings, and finally 4-0 in an extra inning baseball finish sparked by Ralph Peters with a bases loaded home run.
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First Congregational Charch
Guitéras House
Henry Sanford
George Wilson
Charles F. Dimond
Howard W Church
Capt Church
Ralph Peters
Howard Church
Vincent J Pettine
Clifford Wilson
Chandler Bennett
Gordon R- Brown
Arthur Rae
William H Remuieres
Alan Hibbert
Charles Dimond
Daniel Bowron
R S
Bristol Clubs and Churches Hold Meetings and Events
Regular and special gatherings fill Bristol schedules with club meetings church activities and social events. Italo American Club checks tonight. Hair Dressers Convention attendee Miss Morris in Boston. Bristol Athletic Assoc plans Jan 30 meeting. Colt High Alumni tonight. Our Lady of Mt Carmel Altar Society Tuesday. Mite Society at Griswold Ave Tuesday. MOVIE night on The Evolution of the Telephone draws large crowd at United States Rubber Products hall. Mothers Club of St Mary’s votes to resume whist afternoon and back Providence Visitor campaign against indecent literature. Loggia Principessa Elena to host Feb 20 party for George Washington’s birthday. Mr and Mrs Walter K Baker host a gathering in honor of Grace on 14th. plans to welcome National Commander Daniel J Doherty to Bristol next Monday. Keartily Post 236 executive committee outlines soon. St Mary’s Choral Society rehearses Feb 24 concert at Gunteras School auditorium with Mrs Lucien Capone directing and Fleury F Serbst Jr at the piano.
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Daniel J Doherty
Bristol
Keartily Posty
Aerie? Iegion
Department
A A Edmonds
Gunteras School
St Mary's Choral Society
Church Auditoria
Lucien Capone
Fleury F Serbst, Jr
Coming Events at Congregational Club and St Mary's Players
Feb 3 Thursday oriental supper at Congregational Club and Feb 10 Thursday Skidding a 3 act comedy by St Mary's Players at Guiteras Auditorium presented in local theaters with schedule notes.
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St Mary's Players
Guiteras Auditorium
Mystery Ride and Gymnastics Planned by Boys' Club
Junior members of the State Street M. E. Church will gather at 10 a.m. for a mystery ride escorted by private automobiles, with Oliver H Blaisdell in charge. At 7 p.m. the club gymnasium on Constitution Street will host a tryout of newly purchased equipment and refreshments. Rehearsals for church choirs are set for today.
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State Street M. E
Oliver H Blaisdell
Constitution Street
J Floyd Huestis
Hope Street
Epworth League
Aid Societs
Annie M. Richardson
Burton Street
Cubs Training Offers Spring Session for 9 to 12
Cubs meet in the afternoon for preliminary instruction under Den Chiefs Daniels Frettas and Damiel Rene. The Pact reopens in February and welcomes a few more boys ages 9 to 12 with parental consent.
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Steetal
Daniels Frettas
Damiel Rene
Frank Doran Re-Elected Bristol Budget Chairman
Frank L. Doran was re-elected chairman of the Bristol budget committee for a fourth year at the re organization meeting in Burnside Memorial building. G R Perroni was renamed secretary. Other members are Ernest G Brown and Norton M Zinderstein. The board will study municipal needs next Wednesday with Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara and Highway Surveyor James Holmen.
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Frank L. Doran
Bristol
Burnside Memorial
G. R. Perroni
Ernest G. Brown
Norton M. Zinderstein
Doran
Anthony J. Ferrara
James Holmen
Sewer Commission
Aweek
Paedibeyomt Reese Te ’Ers Aid Wits
Bernis Anc ‘Publé - Welfare
Charkies
Bards
School Department
Work Relief Bureau
Town Council
Dudget Committee
Mr. Brown
United States Rubber Products Factory
Wood Street
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Bristol Phenix Publishing Company
R. I
Roswell S. Bosworth
Joseph P
Bristol,&. L
Sever
Derren
Ane
U. S. Weather Report
N. J. & H.W. Vermette, Inc
Ice Bristol, R. I
Thames ST
TEL
Hope ST
Swift
Florida
Intervet
Margaret Morris
Boston
Bristol Athletic
Thames Street
Bristol- Colt High School Alumni Association
Colt
Altar Society of Our Lady of Mr Carmel
Congregational Street
Mite Society of the First Baptist Church
Etta Luther
Griswold Avenue
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Mothers Club
St Mary's Church
Providence Visitor
Loggia Principessa Elena
Order Sons of Italy
George
Walter K. Baker
Naves Avenue
Ity Hs
District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Rhode Island
Joseph S Pontes
Mary
Pontes
Georgie Pendleton
Franklin Street
Second Street
John C Trudell
Senate
Bradford Street
Dewitt
Pablum
Ely
Fletcher
DR. West
Alka AG Seltzer
Awashonki Herd
Charles H. Reed
CUBS
Frank Doran
Kelloggs
Statler
Lighthouse Cleanser
Tall
California
Gov
Levitens
Fido
Rane le
Santa’ Clara
Viking
William
High Street
Allard
Childs
Industrial Trust Company
Baptist Church
Phenix
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