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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1932

Page

6

Probate Court of Bristol notices will for Robert D. Andrews estate

June 1932 probate notice from Bristol Rhode Island states Francis H Moffet of New York as executor of Robert D. Andrews seeks letters testamentary and recording of his will. Court sets August 1 1932 at 10 am for hearing and orders 14 day publication in Bristol Phenix. Clerk John W Church signs.

Bristol Robert D. Andrews Francis H Moffet State of New York Robert I. Andrews Borough of Manhattan City of New York New York Court of Probate Rhode Island Bristol Phenix John W Church

Probate of Alfonso Battaglia Will in Bristol Court

The Bristol Probate Court accepts the Last Will and Testament of Alfonso Battaglia deceased and schedules a hearing for August 1 1932 at 10 o'clock AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol. Notice to be published fourteen days once weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.

Robate Bristol Alfonso Battaglia Bristol Phoenix John W Church Robate Court Joaquin P. Silvia Joaquin F. Silvia Tate Bristol Phenix John W Cherch

Probate notices from Bristol 1932 estate filings and citations

The Bristol probate docket lists multiple estate actions in July 1932. Filings include Joaquin P Silvia deceased with instruments presented for probate, and notices set for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix. Also appears are estates of Mary Petentina Vaio and others with court rooms cited and publication orders issued for formal claims and hearings.

Executor sought probate in Bristol for New York estate case

The will of Maria Gibson is probated as executor of the estate of the deceased in New York. Industrial Trust Company of Providence and others are named as interested parties. The court orders notice to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix beginning August 1, 1932 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room.

Perry Bristol Uae Corttert Ropate Pris Tead Marla Gibson New York Robert D Andrews Saa Cite Gibron Provedence Bristol Phoenix John W CH TH

Boxers Reconcile At Bristol Common Banquet

Boxers who met in a Fourth of July boxing exhibition gathered again in a Bristol Common banquet to celebrate the event. Committee heads Joseph Quartaro and Joseph Pannone hosted at Pannone’s home with a donated 20 from the celebration fund. Attendees included ten boxers from Bristol New Bedford and Warren and several Providence witnesses along with local supporters.

Bristol Common Joseph P Quartaro Joseph F Pannone New Bedford Warren Providence Daniel Dwyer Vernon A (Garay Bristol Tiger’ Rento Billy Carnes al Melle Oat Manny Borges al Diodati al Perry Frankie Malafronte Qonnny Vente Baldy Badunai

Final account of Annie M Bell estate presented at probate

Fatate of Annie M Bell through executor Heli Hermon Fo bell presents the final account of Annie M Bell's estate. The Probate Court in Bristol orders notice published for fourteen days beginning August 4, 1932, for consideration of the account.

Aristor Annie Heli Hermon Bell Annie M Bell Sail Roaram Bristol

Sheriff Sale Notice for Rhode Island Property in Bristol

Public notice states a sheriff sale of real estate in Bristol County Rhode Island. It details the parcel tied to Plat 26 and lot numbers, with improvements and taxes assessed by the Bristol Assessors. The sale is scheduled at Bristol County Court House on Saturday August 6, 1932 at 11 AM daylight saving time to satisfy an execution debt and costs. The notice names James F Meiggs as Deputy Sheriff and is dated July 15 22 and August 5.

Saad Soomget Tibet Pristed Peristel James SN Sind Fristel Brastel Poarimtel Aiel Rhode Island Dhoon Thaes Pristel Bristol County Court House Wuristol Bristol Iloclak James F Meiggs

Regiment drills set pace for camp sports schedule

The text outlines a lengthy sports program for the first battalion including swimming on July 17, tug of war, baseball, and volleyball across multiple days. Battery teams A B and C compete for battalion and regimental honors with matches pitting A against C and A against B, and inter-battalion showdowns culminating in a regimental championship.

Randall Battery D Bristol Battery Lepuski 243Rd Coast Artillery Fort Wright 243Rd

TV League Notes Beans Baker Faces Tough Breaks

In last night’s game Beans Baker was the innocent victim of tough breaks. The result spared a heart breaking defeat, leaving fans to question momentum and fate.

Beans” Baker Foxs Baker Foxy

Unclear baseball game notes with errores and scattered details

Fragmented report describes a baseball game where Andy and Foxy are referenced, a pitcher named Baker contributes the winning run, and Oscar Herag and other Olympians are mentioned. The text is garbled with missing names, inconsistent phrases, and stray commentary about crowd reactions and police duty.

Dino Fossil Field Yields Rich Brontosaurus Find

In northeastern Utah a fossil field discovered in 1905 by Prof. E B Douglass yielded over 400000 pounds of bones and matrix. The prize is the complete skeleton Apatosaurus Louisae named for Mrs. Carnegie, 100 feet long, 20 feet high, about 20 tons, housed in Pittsburgh.

Utah Thige E. B. Douglass Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh Smithsonian Institution Astivess Carnegie Vertebrate Paleontology Pittsburgh

Plant Food From Lightning Fertilizes Earth Says Expert

Dr. W. J. Humphreys of the U S weather bureau explains that lightning creates ozone ammonia and nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere which dissolve in rain to form ammonium hydroxide and nitrates The result is a natural fertilizer delivering about 770000000 tons of usable nitrogen annually and potentially boosting fertility in lightning rich regions.

W. J. Humphreys United States Weather Bureau Doctor Humphreys

Octopus Opponent Outsmarts Larger Enemies At Sea

The octopus uses sepia spray to darken water as a smoke screen and to blind pursuers. It can escape through tiny crevices, thrives in shallow clear seas, and its sepia makes it a valuable target for capture. Large predators are sometimes repelled by its tactics.

Birds and pets removed from Jong Jones household

Mrs Jones disposed of a varied menagerie including dogs, canaries, parrots, and a goldfish. The parrot went to the APPL, canaries to the Deaf and Dumb home, the dog to a shelter, and the fish faced a curious breakfast revenge before a child named Tommy suggested a novel use for it.

Jong Jones

Graduation reflections lure graduates toward chosen profession

A London Tit Bits summary reflects on an Aberdeen style university sendoff. The speech lauds the students for four years of study and urges them to choose a profession that serves the world. It suggests securing a fine job at a pickle factory as an example of practical output.

Abeat University London

Obituary Keevine Perry Pioneer of Briste passes after five weeks

Keevine Perry final rites follow a private funeral at Cave Spring home near Rainescargia with Rev James De Wolf Perry J D Bishop of the Poiseegal Church officiating. Burial in Juniper Hill Cemetery. Born August 19 1867 at Silver Creek, he was son of Rev and Mrs James De Wolf Perry Sr. He married Harriet Breit in 1892 and leaves three sons nine grandchildren. A Lehigh and Royal School of Mines graduate, he led mining firms, retired last year, and remained active in Bristol connections and Perr family genealogy.

Hes Plantation Cave Spring Rainescargia Tomorte James de Wolt Perry J. D Poiseegal Church America Juniper Hill Perry Silver Creek James de Wolf Perry Sreh Tas Harret Breit Bishop Brent Lehigh University Royal School of Mines Bristol Perrs

Gas in Trees Sparks Timber Research Caution

R R Reynolds of the United States forest service notes inflammable gas in southern trees can explode when an increment borer is used and ignite when a lighted match touches the tool handle, burning for seconds during growth studies.

R. R. Reynolds United States Forest Service

Punch and Judy Origin and enduring carnival lure

ThePunch and Judy show remains popular with children after years of performances. The clever tricks of Punch trace back to an Italian comedian who rose to fame around 1600. The performing company consists of two people and their doll characters.

Practical Studies for Wives on Clothing and Comfort

The text discusses choosing fabrics by climate, recommending wool for cold weather and cotton linen or silk for warmth. It advises loosening clothing, using suspenders, and avoiding tight collars. It notes wool dries slowly, promoting gradual heat loss, and suggests flannel next to the skin in changeable climates.

Uncle Eben on Mistakes Sparks Quiet Wisecrack

A playful quotation features Uncle Eben noting that anyone who claims they never err is himself making a mistake. The Washington Star quote presents a homespun, humorous take on human fallibility.

Uncle Hen Washington Star

Healthful wardrobe in warm weather and proper fit

The questions explore suitable warm weather clothing and how garments should fit. It advises that breathable fabrics and loose to comfortable fits feel best, explains snug garments can impede circulation and cause discomfort, and notes tight garters may restrict movement and harm health.

Health in the Home Baby Care Sixth Article

This note marks the sixth in a series on Health in the Home. The article will cover Care of the Baby, continuing the 12 part sequence. It signals ongoing guidance from New York Life in 1981.

That's Human Nature. Sage of Chinatown Quotation

Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown quotes that a man who enjoys his own words seeks to share happiness and desires with a large audience, reflecting on self expression and public reception. The line appears in a Washington Star context.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

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