Worsted Company Triumphs In Tight Baseball Frame
Worsted Company won by pushing over three markers in the seventh to gain a margin. Frankie Sousa pitched a near perfect game, allowing three hits two for extra bases including a Brown homer, with Bill Cooper finishing strong. Brown and Shag led offense for the losers with key hits and a homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worsted Company
Niice
Frankie Sousa
Butsy” Brown
Martin Biancuzzo
Sousa
Bill Cooper
Shag
Magagna and Michaels
Salt Lake City
Newport
Charters
Tony” Baker
Colt Star
Ais Chub
Baker
T H Earlys
Providence
Tony
Joe Kelley
Ethier
Manuel Lewis
Sab Alesio
Charlie Burdge
Sal
Sevigny
Artie Bell
Peter Gutowsk
Banks
Magagna
Stevens
Holt
Michaels
Marshall
Kelley
Brown
Cooper
George
Kellex
Biancuzzo
Cranston
Mairaino
Hodges Elected President of Lions International
Earle W Hodges of New York City longtime public relations chief for Henry L Doherty and the Cities Service interests was elected President of Lions International succeeding Ray L Riley The 1929 30 first vice president has held various state and public roles in Arkansas and other states and is renowned as a prominent public speaker across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Denver
Earle
New York City
Department of Public
Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Company
International Association of Lions Clubs
United States
Canada
The
Lions
Ray L. Riley
California
Arkansas
Earle W. Hodges
Lions International
Union
Hodges Leads Lions Club Career Reaches High Office
Clarke Hodges built a prominent Lions Club career in Little Rock Arkansas becoming district governor of Arkansas and director of Lions International. He founded The Jungle weekly bulletin and earned fame as The Jungle Guy. Hodges rose to first vice president in 1929 and remains a popular speaker at clubs and conventions. His son Clarke Hodges studies electrical engineering at New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Little Rock, Ark
Lions Club
the Jungle
Little Rock Lions Club
Lions International
Arkansas
Louisville
Mr Hodges
Lions Clubs
Clarke Hodges
New York University
Legion Auxiliary Delegates Named For Jamestown Convention
Mrs Frank Gifford Mrs George Cote Mrs Elizabeth Carr and Mrs Chester Dunbar were appointed delegates for the Kearney Unit No 6 AL to the state convention in Jamestown. Alternates were Elizabeth Lynch Mildred Dunbar Eber Hill and Sarah Bullock. Carr to hospital committee chair Gifford to department executive committee and a float entry approved for the Historical Float Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gifford
George Cote
Elizabeth Carr
Chester Dunbar
Kearney
Post
No 6
Jamestown
Fireworks crown Bristol celebration amid bands and crowds
A town Fourth of July style pageant featured the Queensland Marine Band of Boston, St Rita's Girls Club and many dignitaries in Division 1. Crowds gathered for a spectacular Callans Lot fireworks display won by Vincent Campo with a $50 prize, while Bristol Rifle Club hosted Dewar Course matches with top scores by A Hartley and H Hambrick.
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Qld Marine Band
Boston
St. Rita’s Girls’ Club
Principessa Elena Sociéty
Egista Goglia
Anthony J. Bruno
Bristol Boys Community
Ferdinand Iasiello
Raymond Cavallaro
Santa Maria Maddalena Society
Callans Lot
Bristol
Chef Kavanaugh
Vincent “Campo
R | Fireworks Company
East Providence
Campo
Pearl Fireworks Company
Providence
B. T. A. Rifle Club
Dewar
Bristol Train of Artillery Rifle Club
Metacom Avenue
Abate and Cabral Bound Over For Grand Jury
Fortunato Abate alias Foot Abate of 6 Mt Hope Avenue and Eugene Cabral were held to answer on charges of breaking and entering and larceny of clothing valued at $214. Both were bound over in $2000 bonds each. Manuel Andrade alias Teeth Trombem of Bay View Avenue was dismissed after the judge found warrants failed to prove complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District Court
Warren
F H Hammill Fortunato Abate
Foot’ Abate
Mt Hope Avenue
Makowsky
Eugene Cabral
Ikev" Cabral
Abate
Cabral
Manuel Andrade
Dance at Bristol Yacht Club Friday Evening
Bristol event listed for Friday evening July 18 1930 at the Yacht Club under the auspices of Collins and Aikman Girls' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Yacht Club
Collins & Aikman Girls’ Club
Thin dividing line between cowardice and heroism
A remark contrasts tiny blood glucose variations at a critical moment with moral outcomes, suggesting a few hundredths of a percent may separate a coward from a hero. It frames physiological state as a metaphor for courage in demanding moments.
250th Anniversary Celebration Notes
Day by day the extensive program for the 250th Anniversary celebration in September nears final form as committees plan pageant parade exhibits and events. General Chairman Judge Edward L. Leahy asks former Bristolians to send names and addresses to the committee. Banners hang across streets near the Post Office and town entrances, with a banner headline on the Bristol Phoenix. More automobile tire covers and decorations have been ordered at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Pappasquash Road Finishes In Bristol Harbor Area
The Pappasquash road around the harbor head to Herreshoff Farm is complete per Highway Surveyor James Connors. An appropriation of 6000 funded the project amid motorists ignoring signs and rutting the road. officials say the new roadway improves Bristol’s system for the expected visitor influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreshoff
James Connors
Highway Department
Lkve
Pappasquash
Colt Drive
Bristol
Fast State Street
Water and Gas
Flower Show Part Of Anniversary Here This September
Rhode Island Horticultural Society plans a September exhibit as part of Bristol 250th Anniversary events. The main display will be in Colt Memorial High School auditorium with other garden clubs occupying corridors and rooms. Bristol Garden Club sponsors the event set for September 25 and 26. committee includes Mrs. Edward L. Leahy and others, meeting later with Thomas Park Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Horticultural Society
Colt Memorial High School
Providence
Colt High School
Bristol Garden Club
Edward L. Leahy
William T O'Donnell
R F Haffenreffer
J H Tucker, Jr
William W Perry
Thomas
Roger Wilams
Trees Close Sap Ducts With Wound Gum After Breaks
Trees that lose limbs or suffer breaks seal exposed sap ducts with wound gum to block disease germs, a natural healing response noted in arboriculture literature.
Bristol class contest extended for library celebration
The time limit for the Bristol name and address contest tied to the 250th library celebration has been extended to July 30. Prizes of 10, 5 and 2.50 will go to the most complete lists of former Bristol residents. Entries must be typed and filed with Elmer S. Mapes, Supt. of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Getchell
Getchell
Bristol
Supt. of Schools
Elmer S. Mapes
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Ars
Cranstons
Menard
Gs Sousa
Welley Cf
P Shag
Bell
Chapman
D'Angelo
Whirlwinds
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Uncle Sam
UT. 8
Naval Station
Coddington Point
Newport, BR
North Carolina
L. Grossman Sons, Inc
U. & Naval Station
B. I
Renstast
A. Hartley
H. Hambrick
E R. Bullock
A Hartley
H Hambrick
E. R. Bullock
R. H. Bennett
G Magayzol
Wm McAvoy
Fall River
A. HK
Colwell
Colwell Aw
Highman Iron
Hartley
R Colwell
B Colwell
Highman
Hardles
A Hampson
Mrs Hartley
St Angelo
Canning
L. Canna
R Bennett
Langetto
Pasquale Coppolo
Lens Tortorice
Santo Bucolo
Antonio Araia
Atulio Taito
Michael Tufanario
John Massano
Vincenzo Garafolo
Silva Martinelli
Antonio Bassanzi
Girolamo Sauatrito
Giuseppe Ricci
Marion Buccio
Alfonso Battaglia
John R Bernardo
Antonio D'Angelo
Pasquale Ferrara
Antonio Bottigher
Romano Liberato
Chas Falugo
Giuseppe R Perrom
Fabio de Cristofaro
Antonio Bastanzi
Francisco Federico
Antonio Federico
Liberty Tailor
High Street
J. Sr
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
R. I
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
Reginald Dimond
Newman Bristol
N.B.C
Swift
Rhode Island
Newman’s
Easton’s
Sone
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