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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
5
A local committee outlines continued plans for Independence Day festivities listing numerous organizers and participants such as Frank Rounds Peter Iasiello Arthur Manchester Robert Suzman and many others. The document documents broad community involvement and confirms ongoing coordination for the holiday observance.
Bristol post office posts July fourth closures for city carriers rural carrier and general delivery. Stamp window lobby and mail services shut all day with lobby hours 7 00 am to 7 30 pm.
Defiance Hose Co and Ever Ready Fire Co battled seven innings to an 8 8 draw as Louie Sylvia hit a two bagger in the sixth to drive in Willie Alves for the tied score. Octave Perroni started for Ever Ready, Babe Ethier relieved, while Floyd Byone and Joe Benda worked for Defiance. The game was called after darkness halted play.
The First Congregational Church announced ministers for July. Rev. Herbert D. Graetz will begin his annual vacation next week. Rev. Charles E. McKinley will conduct communion and preach this Sunday. For the next three weeks Rev. David J Griffiths of Mansfield, Pa., First Baptist Church, will occupy the pulpit.
Poem fragment calls for patriotic fervor with flags and drums while urging caution to safeguard lives during Independence Day festivities. The lines emphasize honoring the flag but warn against reckless celebration.
Mark Hellinger Walter Winchell Louis Sobol Austen Lake and others present thrilling features and fiction in the Green Magazine edition of the Boston Sunday Ad Ven. The weekly lineup promises star writers and engaging entertainment.
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