Bristol School Board appoints three teachers in three schools
The Bristol School Committee, favoring three local youths, named Francisco Canario and Michael Securo to Guiteras faculty and James D. Sullivan to Colt Memorial High School. Transfers move Miss Geraldine Marino to Italian teaching and Miss Miriam McCaughey to English.
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Bristol School
Francisco Canario
Michael Securo
Guiteras School
James D. Sullivan
Colt Memorial High School
Geraldine Marino
Guiteras
Miriam McCaughey
Colt
McCaughey
Canario
Sebastien E. Bernard, Jr
Secure
Miss Marino
Sullivan
Ethel Robinson
New York City
Marino
Joseph Davis
Gladys Beavis
Aga
Burton
Mapes
Hyman
Colt High
Providence College
Hyde School of Music Voice
Rhode Island College of Education
Leslie A. Hoffman
Charles B Rockwell
Bristol Group
Bristol Phoenix Free Voting Contest Offers Grand Ford Sedan
The Bristol Phoenix announces a seven week free voting contest with prizes including a Tudor DeLuxe Ford Sedan a Pacific International Exposition trip to San Diego and cash. Readers may vote for friends or themselves by coupons and new subscriptions. early entry boosts votes and recognition.
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San Diego
California
Bristol
The
Bristol Phoenix
Oine
Bristol 44
Bristol Phoenix Ofce
Body of East Providence Man Found Drowned at Hog Island
The body of Joseph Pina of Vernon street East Providence was recovered on Hog Island shore near Bristol harbor by two girls at 10 Sunday morning. State Police Sergt Albert F Taylor and Portsmouth Chief Benjamin F Philips assisted. Medical Examiner Dr Berton W Storrs ruled drowning. Found by Louise Hall 14 and Ann Park 13 who were summer visitors with their families.
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Joseph Pina
Vernon Street
Providence
Bristol Harbor
Hog Island
Sergi Albert F Taylor
State Police
Benjamin F. Philips
Portsmouth
Berton W. Storrs
Louse Hall
Summer Street
Hyde Park
Mass
Ann Park
Church Street
North Attleboro
the Island
Gold In The Hills Prepares For BTA Production
Rehearsals advance for the three act melodrama Gold In The Hills to be staged by the BTA Entertainment Association on July 25 at the Gutteras auditorium. The light hearted show echoes Gay Nineties thrills with Nellie the farmer's daughter, Big Mike, and a Bowery joint scene. Prologue to be read by Rev Herbert D. Graetz. reserve seats available at Hammill's Dry Goods Store.
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B. T. A. Entertainment Association
Gutteras Auditorium
Old Homestead
Nellie
Big Mike
New York
Bowery
Herbert D. Graetz
Hammill
Hope Street
Bus to Town Beach Runs Weekends
The new bus line by George T. Ingram between Quirk's Corner on State Street and Town Beach operated modestly this weekend due to limited public awareness. Officials expect ridership to rise as more people learn of the service, with pricing and schedule details in this issue's advertisement.
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George T. Ingram
Quirk's Corner
State Street
the Phoenix
First B T A Band Concert Planned for May 21
Open air concert by the B T A Band set for Sunday evening in front of Colt Memorial High School. Col A M Merriman M D announced the event this morning, marking the first in a summer series.
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Colt Memorial High School
Col. A. M. Merriman
M. D
Beauty Contest Feature Of Voters Ball July 12
Arrangements for the Voters Ball at Rhodes July 12 under the Rhode Island League of Women Voters draw all ages to a large informal summer dance. A boys beauty contest is planned with a trophy for the best dancer on the floor. The girl contestants include Miss Anna Ranallo and others from Warwick Providence and surrounding towns.
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Rhodes
Rhode Island League of Women Voters
Ime
Dan W Jones
League
Narragansett Hotel
Anna Ranallo
Ranallo
American Legion
Narragansett Pier
Esters
Warwick
R. I
Ruth Britton
Glocester
Fern Cochrane
Kenyon
Vera Batty
Edgewood
Catherine Carroll
Marie Wassmer
Mickey Shaw
Beatrice Smith
Evelyn McLaughlin
Dolores Matheu
Carmen Matheu
Providence
Doris MacDonald
Kearney Post Eyes Bristol for 1936 Legion Convention
Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion launches a campaign to bring the department convention to Bristol in 1936 during Independence Day events. The Bristol unit notes strong community support, with ties to recent Spanish War Veterans encampment. Bertram W. Wall declines re election as national executive committeeman. The post authorizes 15 dollars to the Sons of the American Legion for the Goddard Park outing on July 13 and forms committees for Armistice Day events and a potential carnival. The charter is draped for 30 days in memory of James M Kennelly.
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Kearney
American Legion
Department
the Legionnaires
Bristol
United Spanish War Veterans
Bertram W. Wall
Domenic Mascola
James M. Kennelly
B. T. A. Social and Dance Planned at Armory
The BTA Entertain ment Association will host a social and dance Thursday at the Armory with over 300 invitations issued. Rev Herbert D Graetz, president, says all members and helpers are invited to attend with a friend. A short program precedes social time and dancing with refreshments.
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B. T. A. Entertainment Association
Armory
Herbert D Graetz
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