Long Run of Town Chief Marshals in Fourth of July Parade
The article lists repeated chief marshals from 1834 to 1951 with multiple honorees such as James F. D Wolf Col Samuel P Colt and L Maitland Minsher. It notes Dex general record holders and ends with a note that the Labor Department aids the movement for jobs for the physically handicapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. DiWolf
Samuel P Codt
John Adams, Esq
L Maitland Minsher
Willis C. Metcalf
USA
Arnold H Bush
John Gladding
Nathaniel Fales
Martin Bennett
W.H S Bayley
David A Coit
John Adams
Jobin Gladding
James F D’wolf
James F. D’wolf
L. Maitland Minsher
Benjamin L. Hall
Wallis E. Howe
Peter C R. Morris
Charles B. Rockwell, Sr
George W. Warren
Wendell R. Davis
Col
Arthur Bradford Spink
Howard W. Church
W. C. Metcalf
Rudolph F. Haffenreffer, Jr
Andrew W. Anthony
Harold J. Gross
Edward L. Leahy
William F. Williams, Jr
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
James W. Salisbury
James F Lavander
Henry Wood
Bertram W. Wall
T. Clyde Foster
W. Fred Williams, Jr
Carl W. Haffenreffer
John H. Morrissey
Roswell C. Colt
Samuel A. Hall
A. M. Merriman
John W Church
M. A. Cheesman
George M. Cady
Stanley E. Friswell
Edward J. Fitzgerald
John W. Haley
William L
The
United States Department of Labor
Milking Record Cows Owned By William S Cherry Jr
Three registered Guernsey cows owned by William S Cherry Jr have completed official registry records supervised by the University of Rhode Island and reported to the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Horseshoe Bailiff's Cashle produced 12 080 pounds of milk and 567 pounds of butterfat in ten months, Northern Conrad's Shirley yielded 12 328 pounds of milk and 562 pounds of butterfat in a year, and Northern F Susie produced 13 422 pounds of milk and 669 pounds of butterfat in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
William S. Cherry, Jr
University of Rhode Island
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Cashle
Provost's Bailiff
Northern Conrad
Shirley
Riegeldale
Bristol Fourth of July parade to feature 14 F-51 planes
Maj Lindley will lead 14 F-51 fighters from the 152nd fighter squadron over Bristol at 11 am during the Fourth of July parade. The National Guard unit will fly in formation and pass over the streets, then break into individual passes. Lindley, a veteran pilot, is tied to the 175th anniversary celebration and the governor. The squadron operates from Hillsgrove State Airport with ground personnel marching below as the planes pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal
Reynolds School
Marguerite Stone
D. V. A. Capone
Jane Reilly
Grace Castro
Charlotte Jester
Jean Garagop
Edith Boutulier
Marilyn Smith
Kathleen Bowler
Theresa Esposito
Eynolds School
Everett S Lindley
Bristol
152Nd
Air National Guard
Al’s
Mautor Lindley
Ehter
Hatonm Ring
Eddy Ricken- Mache
Hogs
National Guard
Roberts
All Stars Of Barrington Announced For King Philip Clash
Barrington boys named as All Stars to face King Philip Little League Al Stars on July 4 at 2:30 PM at Bristol Cr. m. Victor Ra pont, Barne ton Little League player agent, notified Francis J Murphy, secretary of the Koppy Philp League. Players listed include Robert Delles, David Hartley, Edward Sheridan, John Doylve, Richard Greene, George Dahl, Frank Buscato, Louis Cioe, Christ Pompey, Thomas Hagan, David Bayher, Nunzio Palazzo, Richard Swift, and Richard Guliano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington Boys
King Philip
Bristol
Victor Rapont
Barneton
Francis J Murphy
Koppy Philp
Robert Delles $10
David Hartley
Edward Sheridan
John Doylve
Richard Greene
George Dahl
Frank Buscato
Louis Cioe
Christ Pompey
Thomas Hagan
David Bayher
Nunzio Palazzo
Richard Swift
Richard Guliano
Louise Murray Wins First in Junior Swim Meet
Louise Murray a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Murray 856 Hope Street won first place in the 400 meter freestyle at the New England Junior Women s Meet held at the Cape Codder Hotel in Falmouth Massachusetts Saturday afternoon. It was her first first place after frequently finishing second or third against typically older opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise’ Murray
George Murray
Hope Street
New England
Cape Codder Hotel
Falmouth
Mass
Noon Meal for Children in School Lunches Advocates Balanced Diet
The article stresses that a child’s noon meal should supply at least a third of daily nutrition and include milk, a protein rich food, fruit or vegetable, and whole grain or enriched bread. It notes school lunch programs improve meals and can influence children's eating habits, with group meals often increasing acceptance of foods a child may reject at home.
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Déve Ieee
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Misa
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Guiteras School
Dorothy Rae
Mickey Mouse
Walter Checko
Edward Gilman
Elizabeth Gogla
Julianne Gogla
Gretchen Gogha
Geraldine Palma
Frances Judy Proulx
Ballet In Blue
Joanne Ruggerio
Agnes Suchocki
Judy Almeida
Katherine Almeida
Peggy Carvalho
William Josephs
Anthony Lopes
Marjorie Middleton
Virginia Morency
Carol Ann Q'Gara
Beverly Seavey
Patricia ‘Head
Eileen Phenes
Maretta LaFazia
Judy
Nancy Brown
Gix
Bunnie
Camille Valero
Ann Reiss
Lorrainne Gama
Sandra Desmarais
Mary Ann Mancelro
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Judy Fetiss
Lucy Ellen Foti
Lee Ann Rielly
Barbara Campbell
Gilda Cavellero
John Beech
Serenaders
Bert Bradbury
Harold Hindle
William Campbell
Maj. Eandley
Hillsgrove
Wits
United States
Barrington
Louise Murray
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Carr Mfg. Corp
Carr-Fulflex, Inc
United States Rubber Company
Collins & Aikman Corp
Bristol Manufacturing Corporation
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
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