Moran Named Chair of Rhode Island Tercentenary Civic Affairs
Councilman Edward F. Moran accepted the chairmanship of the Committee on Civic Affairs for the Rhode Island Tercentenary to be held in 1936. Arthur L. Philbrick, vice chairman and treasurer, announced the plans for a state wide jubilee with Moran also serving on the City Council Joint Special Committee on the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Moran
Rhode Island
Arthur L. Philbrick
Providence Plantations
Moran
City Council
Rhode Island Tercentenary Committee Plans Jubilee Campaign
The Tercentenary Committee based in the Hospital Trust Building begins preliminary work for a state wide Jubilee Fund campaign aimed at raising at least 200000 for Rhode Island’s celebration. Judge Ira Lloyd Letts chairs the committee with Mrs Frank M Adams and Mr Paul F Gleason as secretaries and Addison P Munroe as honorary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Trust
Ira Lloyd Letts
Frank M. Adams
Paul F Gleason
Addison P Munroe
Earle Bacon
Alber A Baker
Herbert C Beede
John Nicholas Brown
Sam W Burchiel
Howard M Chapin
Theodore Collier
George W Damielson
Col H Anthony Dyer
Royal B Farnum
Joseph H Gainer
Alice Collins Gleeson
J Ferome Hahn
John W. Haley
Albert F. Lownes
Joseph
Rhode Island
Town Council Achieves Broad Agenda Before Adjournment
The council, in a busy working mood, approved drainage repairs at Wood and Richmond, arranged beach transport on weekends, considered a Church street park bathing site, and revived plans for police HQ in the courthouse. It also approved road repairs, tax book printing, sidewalk projects along High street, and elected Charles F Burns as Director of Public Aid. The ERA street sign project was recommended, and the session adjourned until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Richmond
Church Street
Court House
Memorial Hall
High Street
Charles F Burns
Counci
French and Portuguese baseball clash tonight in second game
This evening at 6 p.m. the French All Stars led by Lefty Greenwood face Rebello’s AA team. Frankie Sousa pitches for the locals with Johnnie Andrade catching, while Sal Sevigny bats cleanup for the visitors and Nuts Lemure and Babe Ethelr are among the nine.
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Greenwood
Sal Sevigny
Lowell
Alex Fish
Ctae
Scallpan
Frankie Sousa
Johnnie Andrade
Nuts Lemure
B. Fish
Lefty Greenwood
Honey Menard
Jake Ruppel
Babe Ethelr
Johnnie Fish
Tony
Sylvia
Open Civil Service Exam For Student Engineer In Boston
The United States Civil Service announces an open competitive exam for Student Engineer highway positions at $1260 annually. Seasonal work with possible furloughs. reemployment after a satisfactory season. Applicants need three years of engineering study, cutoff prior to May 1932. Filing due by July 18, 1935 at the First Civil Service District office in Boston.
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Fhe Indies
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
U.S. Civil Service District
Neanrane
Board of Civil Service Examiners
First Civil Service District
US Post Office
Boston
Mass
Notice of Conservator Appointment for Alonzo M. Ross
Guardian's notice from Bristol Probate Court announces the appointment of Aime J Forand as conservator of Alonzo M. Ross. Bond is required. creditors must file claims with the Clerk within six months from the first advertisement date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Alonzo M. Ross
Tohn W Church
Aime J Forand
Walter W Love
John W Church
Rhode Island Sheriff Sale of Bristol Property on Woodlawn Ave
The Rhode Island Bristol sheriff notes a 1935 levy on Mary E West alias Jane Doe for Industrial Trust Co. The sale of an easterly half of lot 32 on Woodlawn Avenue is set for July 9 1928 at 11 a.m. in Bristol County Court House. The notice lists the attached property, debt, interest, costs, and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
Bristol
Rhode Island
Industrial Trust Company
Providence
Mary E. West
Jane Doe
Woodlawn Avenue
William H. Dunbar
Said Avenue
Wood Street
Joseph E. Hammill
Bristol County Court House
Costa
John
Cirillo Estate Administratrix Named in Bristol
Anna Cirillo of Bristol has qualified as Administratrix of the Frank Cirillo estate. Creditors must file claims within the period required by law beginning June 21, 1935, per Clerk John W. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cirillo
Bristol
Frank Cirillo
John W. Church
Probate Court First Account of Guardian for Minor
In Bristol on June 24 1935 the Guardian William H Shayer Sr presents his first account for allowance for William Henry Shayer Jr a minor The court orders notice published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix and sets July 15 1935 at 10 AM for consideration in the Probate Court Room Bristol Clerk John W Chitrch sets publication dates 6 28 7 5 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
William Henry Shayer
William H. Shayer
Ward
Bristol Phoenix
John W Chitrch
Ristol
Francesco Tomaso
Francisco Tommaso
Francisco DiTommaso
Probate Court
John W. Church
Bristol Probate Court to Sell Estate of Frank Cirillo
Anna Cirillo administratrix petitions to sell all or part of the Cirillo estate in Bristol and Providence Rhode Island to cover debts funeral costs and family support. The filing notes two parcels with mortgages and a dower right and sets a July 15 court date with fourteen days of publication in the Bristol Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Frank Cirillo
Anna Cirillo
Peck
R. I
City of
Providence
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Citizens Savings
Citizens Safings Bank of Providence
Bertha F. Ward
Antonetta Cirillo
Probate
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
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Council
James B. I.ee
THE
United States Civil Service Examination
Yuis
State OF
Warren
A.w
New York
Colonial Line Wharf
Colonial Line
Buffington's
Hope Street
Brlato
Florence
Peter Bonvic
Burton Street
Tel
RCA Radiotron
Warner Radio Service
Albert M. Remieres
Dorchester Mutual
EK. LL. Watson Co., Inc
Weybossel Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
E. W. Weaver & Son
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
Wiliam Street
District Nursing Association
Martha Graham
Mepe St
Thyra Carlson
High Mt
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