Bristol Ball for President Roosevelt Birthday Rally
About 350 Bristol residents danced last night at the Bristol Casino to raise funds for infantile paralysis. The event featured a grand march led by Postmaster Coggeshall and Miss Jeanette Mailloux, with a large portrait of Roosevelt and a radio address by the president. The ball supports the Infantile Paralysis Foundation and Warm Spring Fund, with committees and local officials listed among organizers.
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Casino
Coggeshall
Bristol
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Jeanette Mailloux
James P. Fay
Margaret B. Andrade
A. F. D'Angelo
Casino Orchestra
Providence
R. L Infantile Paralysis Foundation
I.ucur Cascwen
Crammatr
Isathies
P. Fay
Anthony R. ‘Parshley
John W. Church
A. F. D’angelo
Prescott B. Paull
Thomas Byrnes
John R. Magee
Pasquale Pagnano
William H. Angevine
Edward L. Leahy
William T. O’donnell
Anthony J. Ferrara
Robert J. Anderson
WPA
Domenic Mascola
Augustine Berone
Wallis E. Howe
Margaret Walsh
Joseph A. Almeida
Margaret B Andrade
Julia Ferreira
Donald Morrissey
Ralph Church
Anthony J. Nunes
Charles Fay
Edward S Murphy
Charles E. Callers
John Almeida
John August
Joseph Marshall Mendes
F C Pearce
John Marshall
James A. Munro
Frederck Patstone
Erasmo Mancini
Thomas M. Duffy
Roswell S. Bos
George R Fish
Joseph F. Pannon
Women to Meet and Complete Supper Plans at St Marys
Parish women of St Marys Church will gather tonight in the church auditorium to finalize arrangements for a chicken pattie supper next Tuesday. Funds will benefit the parish, with Mrs Francis Connell as general chairwoman and a long list of committee members helping with secretary treasurer roles and duties.
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St Mary's Church
Francis Connell
John Lannon
Frances Horton
Alice Coughlan
Mary King
Andrew Francis
James Holmes
William LeClair
George Mc McClure
John D Hogan
Alice Downey
Luke White
John White
John Connors
James Connors
John Tobin
Mollie Long
Nellie Dugan
Henry Trudell
Nelson Wells
Albert Bowater
Carmine Maisano
George Mar
James McHugh
Joseph Lewis
Bernard Breen
William T Dwyer
Bertha Dwyer
Margaret Dwyer
Henry Sweeney
Mary Callan
Beo Morris
Adam Goff
Alphonse Vermette
Norman Vermette
Mary Lannon
Bridget Breen
John McGovern
William Hammill
Mary Mancini
Margaret Callan
Edward Leclerc
Martin Dod
Arthur Duffy
Annie Farlex
Frank I. Doran
James Murphy
James Wsde
Burnside Lodge Plans Birthday Observance Banquet
Burnside lodge No 34 Knights of Pythias will observe its founding and its birthday with a banquet on February 18 at the Hotel Belvedere. Llewellyn Conklin leads a committee preparing for the celebration. Bristol lodge members attend Grand Chancellor Nicholas Piccione visit to Red Cross Lodge in Providence tonight. Five Warren lodge candidates were named Knights at exemplification in the Mello building, Bristol.
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Order
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hotel Belvedere
Llewellyn Conklin
Ffair
Bristol Lodge
Nicholas Piccione
Red Cross Lodge of Providence
Warren Lodge
Mello
Bristal
Government bans bingo ads by mail ruling
The Post Office Department bans all bingo related mail matter. Advertisers of games with admission charges and prizes are declared unmailable. Penalties include up to two years in prison or a fine up to 1000 dollars for causing such ads to be mailed.
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Yesterdas
Post Office
Providence College Debates Fordham on Supreme Court Ruling
Providence College will take the negative in a debate with Fordham College of New York at Colt Memorial High School tomorrow night. The question asks if the United States Senate should override Supreme Court decisions by a two thirds vote. Judges include three local officials and the Providence College team features Flanagan Murphy and Mc Laughlin.
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Providence College
Fordham College of New York
Colt Memorial High School
United States Senate
United States Supreme Court
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
William J. Flanagan
Appenaug
Robert T. Murphy
Providence
Francis P. McLaughlin
Fall River
James C. Ruggiero
Robert J. Connery
J. Francis Connell
William H. Sisson
John G. DesLauriers
William T. Dwyer
WPA Entertainment At Grand Arm Hall Draws Local Amateurs
More than a dozen Bristol amateurs enrolled for the WPA free dance and entertainment event at Grand Arm, with Joseph F Pannone serving as announcer and master of ceremonies. A 12 piece Providence orchestra provides the music. Local committee members include Joseph Riccio, Michael DeLeo and Dorothy Ruomero. A registration booth will enroll residents for upcoming domestic science and handicraft classes to be offered locally. Classes will be held at the State Armory and the Academy hall on specified weekdays.
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Bristol
Providence
Joseph Riccio
Michael DeLeo
Dorothy Ruomero
Robert Ainsworth
Warren
Bristol County
State Armory
Constitution Street
Academy Hall
Wood Street
New York firm to lease Bristol Rubber Co building for dress plant
About 60 workers, mostly women, will be hired in Bristol by February 10. A New York firm plans a three year lease on 5000 square feet on the top floor of the US Rubber Company building at Wood and Branch streets to open the Bristol Dress Company manufacturing women garments. Local help will be limited to the executive staff, with expansion space available on the same floor.
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Bristol
A . Edmonds
New York
US Rubber Company
Wood
Branch
Edmonds
Bristol Dress Company
Fall River
Moriarty warns of subversive movement undermining American institutions
G Andrews Moriarty told Rotary Club that an organized minority sabotages the nation by causing unrest and then acting, citing a supposed West Coast strike inspired by Communists. He referenced a book The Red Network and claimed clergy aiding the movement, linking it to the New Deal and urging patriotism over party politics.
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Russia
G. Andrews Moriarty
Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
California
West Coast
Moriarty
God
Christ
League Against War and
Howe
Tugwell
Democratic
Car Crash Injures Man on Hope Street
Norman F. Benard, 29, of 728 Hope Street, collided with Abraham J. Greenberg’s parked car on Hope Street. Greenberg, 31, suffered a slight concussion and was treated by Dr. Joh A Mellone before being returned home. Two other weak ne st
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Norman F. Benard
Hope Street
Abraham J. Greenberg
Burton Street
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Greenberg
Joh. A Mellone
Car Crash on Hope Street Involves Multiple Drivers
Police report a collision on Hope street with vehicles traveling north and south. Benard, claiming to avoid a westbound car from Washington street, veered left triggering a right turn and subsequent crash into a Greenberg vehicle. The other drivers named include Levarvis on Franklin and Burtorm on Burtorm streets.
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Meee Levarvis
Franklin Street
Helen
Brang
Burtorm Street
Benard
Hope Street
Washington Street
Greenberg
Bristol District Nursing Association Annual Meeting
The Bristol District Nursing Association will hold its annual meeting at Rockwell House Hope Street next Wednesday afternoon. Miss Evelyn Carter, secretary, will preside and the session will include the election of officers for the coming year and the reading of annual reports.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Rockwell House
Hope Street
Evelyn Carter
Charles
Ersey Ainhtaate
Countryside Garden Club Meeting at 995 Hope Street
Tonight the Countryside Garden Club meets at Mrs James Connors home 995 Hope Street. Mrs Clarence Hanson first vice-president of the Barrington Garden Club will give a talk on gardens and Mrs Connors with her daughter Mrs William J Sérbst will welcome guests.
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Countryside Garden Club
James Connors
Hope Street
Clarence Hanson
Barriington Garden Club
Connors
William J. Sérbst
Henry Ford hailed as America’s great modern man
A column endorses Henry Ford for his employment creation and sound views on today’s problems. It notes his talking points from The Saturday Evening Post article The Only Real Security and emphasizes production distribution and service as the route to a satisfactory standard of living.
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Ford
Packard
Henry Ford
America
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Ford
Fragmented economy and free exchange under strain
The text argues that production and distribution remain intact but free exchange is hampered. It claims the real causes of trouble are not addressed and criticizes government and finance as ends rather than means, insisting the nation focus on living and building freedom.
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Dolonk
Mia Isroken
Bride to Be Showered in Warren at Family Shower
Mrs Albert Pivin hosted a grocery shower for her sister Miss Alberta Feugill at 725 Hope Street. Twenty guests from Warren and Providence attended and horse racing games with prizes were played. Miss Feugill, soon to wed Leo Morrisette of Putnam Conn, received many gifts as a buffet lunch followed.
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Albert Pivin
Warren
Providence
Alberta Fengill
Hope Street
Marie Pivin
Helen Damielson
Florence Federico
Ida Twist
Lena Daley
Feugill
Tomorow
Leo Morrisette
Putnam, Conn
St. John’s Church
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John Boles
Jack Holt
Karen Morley
Shirley Temple
Fox
Bill Robinson
Adolph Zukor
Ruby
Dick Powell
Raby Keeler
Ross Alexander
Lewis Stone
Eddie Acuff
WPA Entertainment
G. A. R. Hall
IN Rubber CO
Bree
St. MichAel’s
Trinity
Holy Communion Mission Services
St. Michael's
Frank Dev. Dean, M. D
St. Timothy’s Church
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