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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1942

Page

3

Countryside Garden Club Meeting Highlights Floral Winners

Yesterday at Mrs Manuel J Almeida's Burton Street home the Countryside Garden Club discussed triangle flower arrangements. Mrs Sebastian Bernard and Mrs C M Connery won first prize, with Mrs Almeida second and Mrs John D Hogan honorable mention. Members voted to buy a $100 War Bond and planned the next meeting outing for August 20. Gas saving tips emphasize distributor points cleaning and air cleaner maintenance every 5000 miles to improve efficiency.

Countryside Garden Club Manuel J. Almeida Burton Street Sebastian Bernard C. M. Connery John D. Hogan

Milk Shortage Bites Local Dealers Amid War Strain

Lombard Pozzi, a local druggist, warns of a milk shortage comparable to gasoline. Boston wholesale supplies dwindle as farmers sell herds for beef and war demands boost government purchases. Local dealers face more refusals, signaling a drying milk river under wartime pressures.

Lombard Pozzi Boston Pozzi Hitler

Scout Pow Wow Weekend At Camp King Philip

Scouts of Bristol County District BSA hold a two day Pow Wow at Camp King Philip with Warren Barrington and Bristol units. Edward Micarelli of Narragansett Council leads as Camp Chief with district staff guiding swimming games contests scoutcraft and cooking under youth leadership. The event runs Saturday afternoon to Sunday afternoon with a public visit opportunity Sunday.

Bristol County Boy Scouts of America Camp King Philip Boy Scout Sea Scout Warren, Barrington Bristol Edward Micarelli Narrangansett Council

Bristol Industrial Girls Softball League Schedule

The Bristol Community YMCA Industrial Girls Softball League plays at Guiteras Field. July games feature Bristol Mfg against Collins & Aikman and U S Assembly versus Amalgamated, with several matchups including US Latex and Bristol Mfg. August continues with Amalgamated, US Latex, and Bristol Mfg confrontations. September closes with multiple pairings and listed workers unions and individuals.

Bristol Community Y. M. C. A. Industrial Guiteras Field Bristol Mfg Collins & Aikman U. S. Assembly Amalgamated U S U S. Assembly Latex Collins & Aikman Amalgamated Assembly Amalgamated Assembly Kid Hope Nick Proto Cosmo Marabello George Boutilier Ann Cloth Workers Union Charles Hirsch

Bristol Home for Aged Women Fifty-First Year Report

The annual report details a busy year at the Bristol Home for Aged Women with nursing care, retirement of staff, and new caretaking arrangements. Repairs updated rooms and furnishings, donations from churches and groups supported residents, and the board urges continued contributions to sustain operations through unsettled times.

Annual Report of Home For Aged Women Bristol Newman Copeland Horton Paiva Kinder Bros Baptist Congregational St. Michael's Trinity Salvation Army Bunn Dar Iva Stewart Clark Board of Managers Carrie T Munro

Letter to the editor from Camp Davis resident

Samuel R Campanella writes from Camp Davis North Carolina dated July 10 1942 praising The Phoenix for its prompt delivery and usefulness in keeping up with hometown news. He signs sincerely.

Camp Davis N Phoenix Samuel R. Campanella

Soldier Letter From Columbia AAB Enhances Morale

Pvt Michael W Pasquarell thanks Bristol Phoenix staff in a letter from Columbia Army Air Base South Carolina dated July 15 1942. He says the semi weekly issues bring home conditions and news and help a soldier feel better when stationed far from home.

Columbia Army Air Base Columbia South Carolina The Bristol Phoenix Pvt Michael W. Pasquarellj

Gas For Politicians Dear Mr Fditar

A Towell Sun editorial rebukes campaign gasoline concessions for politicians during the upcoming election. It argues rationing rules are unfairly lenient for office seekers who need transport to campaigns and voters, suggesting public transit as a more democratic option.

Gasoline Rationing vs Campaigners Criticized in Editorial

An editorial argues rationing could curb campaign waste and criticizes a politician who uses a large car fleet for voter conveyance. It notes essential workers in Civilian Defense and the Red Cross would still receive four gallons weekly, implying campaign travel marks some motorists.

Red Cross

Two Minesweepers To Be Launched Soon

Two more minesweepers are to be launched at the Herreshoff Boatyard in the next few days. Tomorrow at 2 o clock in the lower yard Mrs Thomas P Brightman will christen the first minesweeper as it slides down the ways. The second ship will be launched at the lower yard with Mrs Sidney Herreshoff breaking the bottle over the bow.

Herreshoff Thomas P. Brightman Sidney Herreshoff

Funeral Services for August Carreira Held with Military Honors

August Carreira 23 drowned in Mount Hope Bay Sunday and was buried Wednesday with military honors. The service was at Manuel Carreira’s home, mass at St Elizabeth's Church officiated by Rev Henrique Rocha, burial in St Mary's Cemetery. A detachments from the 243rd Coast Artillery assisted, with six bearers and a firing squad. Sgt Eugene Moura led the detachment. Commandant Thomas H. Black headed a Rhode Island Soldiers Home delegation.

August Carreira Mount Hope Bay Manuel Carreira Bay View Avenue St Elizabeth's Church Henrique Rocha St Mary’s Cemetery 243Rd Coast Artillery Eugene Moura Thomas H. Black Rhode Island Soldiers Home

Burnside Lodge Honored For Charity To Camp Yawgoog

George R. Fish Scoutmaster sends a letter of thanks to Gordon Brown and the Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Bristol Rhode Island for paying three Boy Scout troop members to attend Camp Yawgoog. The note commends the lodge for community service and calls on others to follow their example.

Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias George R. Fish Yawgoog Gordon Brown Bristol R. I Boy Scouts of America Lodge

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