St Michaels Boys Club Officers Named for 1930 31
The St Michael’s Boys’ Club organized by Rev George H Toadvin Jr names officers for 1930 31 James Brown president William Angevine Jr vice president John Brechin secretary Earl Anderson treasurer Robert Manchester sergeant at arms Thirteen members are confirmed church members nine became communicants last winter The group plans an all day hike on Wednesdays in August and a three day camping trip in August to promote clean living religion and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Riggs
E. Hempel
H. Kemph
W. Kemph
R. McGann
J. Hoar
C. Warner
FE. Wilkinson
F. Wilkinson
W. Tucker
P Sprague
J Brechin
J. Brown
Mr. Toadvin
W Angevine, Jr
FE. Anderson
R Manchester
St. Michael's
George H. Toadvin, Jr
James
St. Michael's Church
King Philip Defeat Mill In Holiday Exhibition
King Philip edged Cranston Worsted Mill 4 to 3 in an Independence Day exhibition before about 5000 fans. Dick Hough starred with four hits, Rip Conway anchored defense at short and Joe Conway backed the winners with sharp throws, as D Ambrosia and Marshall locked in a pitching duel until Cranston rallied in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hough
Anfred D'Ambrosio
Colt Memorial High School
Sal Sevigny
Joe Conway
Providence
Sal Alesio
King Philip Restaurant
Joe Marshall
Cranston Worsted Mill
Hough
Tack
Rip
Conway
Joe Kelley
Robb
Ray Berry
di D'Angelo
Bill Cooper
Cooper
Threadmen
D'Ambrosia
Foxy
Marshall
D’'Ambrosia
Andy
Hones
Menard
Kelley
Ethier
Cranston
Robbeddie Menard
Belmore
Freier
Lapel Notches Traced to French Directorate Rivalry
The New York Sun notes the origin of notched lapels in men's coats. Rivalry between General Napoleon Bonaparte and General Moreau sparked a fashion tweak by the Moreau followers, who wore odd notched lapels as a secret badge. The Corsican star eventually eclipsed the rival, but notched lapels stayed in fashion.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
General Moreau
Moreau
New York Sun
Moon Offerings Fade From Japanese Tradition
A Tokyo newspaper article notes moon viewing and offerings to the moon are waning like other ancient customs. Families with elders cherish memories of the ritual, which includes rice dumplings kinokatsugiri, vegetables and fruits. The practice, from China, spread to Japan by the ninth century and was part of imperial court traditions under Emperor Buntoku.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Buntoku
Early National Marches Honor President Washington
The piece recalls the 1739 John Street theater scene in New York where Pheil, a German conductor, improvised The President's March for George Washington. It notes a 1789 benefactor's request, Joseph Hopkinson composing for the event, and the song Hall Columbia set to The President's March, contrasting it with Washington's March from the Revolution.
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Washington
New York
Pheil
John Street
George Washington
Joseph Hopkinson
Hall Columbia
Monroe Doctrine cautions and Venezuelan dispute crisis
Senator Bingham argues in his Monroe doctrine book that only after 1895 did a secretary of state restate the doctrine and threaten Europe with war. He notes Venezuela's boundary dispute with British Guiana and the discovery of sand fields changed attitudes, prompting appeals to the United States and Secretary Olney to revoke the doctrine and escalate the crisis.
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Bingham
Cleveland
Venezuela
British Guiana
United States
Olney
Owl in Squirrel Nest Inhabits North American Range
The long eared owl reaches med icum size with long ear tufts and winters across most of its North American range. Nesting sites are dense ever greens ten to twenty feet high, often in a squirrel or large bird nest. They feed on meadow mice small mammals insects spiders and other small prey aiding pest control.
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North America
Virginia
Arkansas
Texas
California
Mexico
Nature Magazine
Odd Movement of Particles Nomenclature
An article explains Brownian movement the irregular motion observed in minute solids suspended in a liquid, named after Robert Brown who first noted it in 1827. Particles neither settle nor rest, but move vigorously in a haphazard, continuous agitation, averaging a constant state.
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Robert Brown
Drug Store Nine Triumphs In Twilight League Thriller
LaFazia Drug Store beat King Philip Restaurant 6 to 5 as Greenwood Biancuzzo and Young led the offense. Sevigny and D Ambrosio added two hits apiece, while Berry and Sousa split eight hits allowed and Sousa fanned eight. The rally by King Philip closed the gap to one in the sixth before the final margin.
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Lefty” Greenwood
Marts Biancuzzo
Jack Young
Jack LaFaza
Sab Alesio
King Philip Restaurant
Colns & Aikman
Berry
Sousa
LaFazia Drug
Notte
D’ambrosio
Biancuzzo
Greenwood
King Philips
Hough
Conway
Providence
Janas
King Philips Ab
D'Angelo
Marsden
Sevigny
Ambrosia
Rinaldi
Janus
Young
King Philip
Maiorano
Rosa
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Ashton
St. Michael’s
Mill
Marsden Hough
Magagna
D' Ambrosia
D'Angelo Hough
D'Ambrosa
L. Menard
Menad
Macagna
Belkey Strauck
Kng Philp
Collins & Aikman
King Philp
Collas & Aikman
Matorano Plate
Lev
FE Menard
KING
Philip
Pony D'Angelo
Collins & Aikman Ab
Po Sousa
Magagnass
Jelmare
King Ph Po
Cova
Akmen
Rex
THE
Narragansett Electric Company
Gas & Electric Shop
Belvedere
Hope Street
Bristol
Freeborn R. Cole
Cook Street
E. W. Weaver
High Street Telephone Cas
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Jimmie Head
Bagger
LaFazia
NIR Co
Lemaire
C Greenwood
M Stevens
He Sousa
P. Young
Gladue
L. Kelley
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Will L. Lindhoret
Newman Bros
S. S. Pierce
Maine
Jellie
S. Pierce
Keebler
Blueberries
Florida
Newman’s Spectial Co Eoxlb
Rich - Geome Geen
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