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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1951

Page

4

Two Drum Corps Win At Town Fourth Parade

Ten drum corps entered the town Fourth of July parade with Bristol Boy Scouts earning the junior class prize of 91.84 points for their Bristol Ranger Bugle and Drum Corps. Bristol Ranger edged Warwick for senior honors with 89.58 to 89.38. Jamestown Girls and George C Moore Girls also won, while St Aloysius and others competed. Capt. Visser urged vigilance and support for the armed forces as guests and speakers highlighted the ceremony.

Kearney Post Bristol Boy Scouts Warwick Rangers Jamestown R. L George C. Moore Fife Westerly St. Aloysius Drum and Bugle Corps Greeneville Richard G. Visser USN Destroyer Division 122 Visser Herzig Ephraim R. McLean, Jr U. S Robert B. McLaughlin Thomas B. Foster Bristol Hyman H. Clinton Owen, Jr Roberts Archie McLean Hawks Santa Barbara Switzerland Grate Castro Jean St. Angelo Frederick F. Driftmier Navy Roswell S. Bosworth, Sr Bay State Brass Band of New Bedford

Captain Herzig presides at main patriotic exercises

Captain Paul A. Herzig, council president, presided at the patriotic exercises after the parade at the reviewing stand. Governor Dennis J. Roberts spoke on the United States as a leader of democracy facing a world seriously threatened by communism.

Paul A. Herzig Dennis J. Roberts United States

Post Observes 32nd Birthday Honoring Others

Kearney Post No. 6 of the American Legion marked its 32nd anniversary by honoring community groups for public service. Framed citations were given to Bristol County papers, and the Bristol Train of Artillery received a trophy and framed scroll for its 175th anniversary, with Bristol County Voiture No. 1188 collaborating. Henry A. Hambrick accepted the trophy and stressed the Train’s small arms school, inviting interest from officers. Raymond A. Thomas presented the awards and served as master of ceremonies.

Joseph W. Goodrich Bristol Providdnce Journal Evening Bulletin John C. Medeiros Roswell S. Bosworth Bristol Phoenix Domenic Mascolo Bristol Veterans Council State Department John A. Ryder Raymond Richards Manuel P. Goulart Annie Drysdale The Legion Auxiliary Lee A. Lemos Joseph W. Hackett Roi M. Manchester Gordon Fleming Fred W. Macauley, Jr Kearney American Legion Bristol County Bristol Train of Artillery Henry A. Hambrick Raymond A. Thomas American Legion District No. 2

Obituary of Joseph M. Edmonds longtime district moderator

Joseph M. Edmonds 68 Sunnyside avenue died at Truesdale Hospital Fall River at 8 30 yesterday morning after six hours in care. He moved here in 1888 and was active in civic and state affairs retiring from the Post Office May 15 1948. He served in the Navy 1917 1921 and remained in naval reserve till 1925. He held leadership roles in American Legion Bristol County Voiture 1188 40 8 Knights of Columbus Bristol Aerie FOE and was a former member of the Board of Fire Engineers. He was born September 3 1883 in New York City. Survivors include his brother Albert A Edmonds Providence a nephew Martin T Edmonds and other relatives in New York Washington D C California England and Wales. Funeral from Charles M Connery Funeral Home Monday at 9 30 am with requiem high Mass at St Marys Church 10 15 am.

Joseph Martin Edmonds Sunnyside Avenue Truesdale Fall River Edmonds Tees Wampany En Sue Anomony Juss Newman Brothers, Groc Bristol Aerie F O.E Board of Fire Engineers Bristol Council No Knights of Columbus National Association of Retired New York City Martin J Catherine Julia Marion) Edmonds Albert A. Edmonds Martin T Edmonds Providence Washington, D. C California England and Wales Charles M. Connery Burton Street St. Mary’s Church

Obituary fragment lists Sousa survivors and services

The notice notes a funeral on Monday July 9 at 7 am at St Elizabeth's Church. Survivors include wife Anne De Costa Sousa, daughters Llyydwina Marshall Taunton and Mary Couto Seekonk, Miss Tylvena Sousa of California, sisters Gloria Faria Newport and Argentina Alisio Philadelphia, brother Rudolph Sousa of this town, and one grandchild.

St. Elizabeth’s Anne (de Costa) Sousa Llyydwina Marshall Taunton Mary Couto Seekonk Tylvena Sousa California Gloria Faria Newport Argentina Alisio Philadelphia Rudolph Sousa

Fourth of July Fire Department Parade Ends With Bands

About 55 000 spectators watched in Newport as the Smoke eaters Symphony Band led divisions includes the Bay State Brass Band and a 44 foot USS Quonset Point model replica. Fire Chief Norman J vant led the 12th division followed by the North Stonington American Legion Band. Six fire trucks carried happy youngsters while Hydraulion, Dreadnaught, Defiance, Ever Ready and Emergency Rescue companies participated.

Newport Training Station Bay State Brass Band Quonset Point Norman J. *Avant Board of Fire Engineers North Stonington, Conn American *Legion Hydraulion Engine Defiance

Manuel Sousa dies suddenly in San Lorenzo California

Manuel S. Sousa of San Lorenzo California died suddenly at home on July 4 at age 65. He was well known locally and funeral arrangements remain in California with a high Mass of requiem planned.

Manuel S. Sousa San Lorenzo Calif Pearse Avenue Mr. Sousa California

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