Bristol Yacht Club 123 Footers Race Results
Baumara skippered by Eartha Brown won the midweek Bristol Yacht Club race as Betty Wood’s Fish Hawk trailed closely. Other finishers included Remora Martha Nicholson Sweet Sixteen Cherry Gross Nancy Bell Ted Congdon and Phantom Eleanor and Martha Rockwell with Bevis and Widgeon among the low scorers. Current standings list Baumara at 23 points and Bevis at 6 points with several boats in between.
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Betty Wood
Eartha Brown
Baumara
Bristol Yacht Club
Eautha Brown
Fish Hawk
Remora
Martha Nicholson
Cherry Gross
Nancy Bell
Ted Congdon
Nancy Freeman
Billy MacColl
Phantom
Eleanor
Martha Rockwell
Papeese
Ann Leahy
Bevis
Tony Zinderstein
Aurora
Halsey Hough
Widgeon
Ruth Palmer
Minx
Dorothy Toland
Too
Barbara Babcock
Obituary Notices for Elizabeth Paull and Catherine Garcia
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Rumph Paull of 900 Hope Street Providence will be held at 2 PM tomorrow from her home. She died after a month of illness at Jane Brown Hospital. Burial in North Cemetery. She leaves two sons Russell and Harold, two nephews Prescott Paull and William Marshall, three daughters Reba Jeannette and Gladys, a brother Samuel Kumph, and a granddaughter Mrs Knight Robinson. Also Mrs Catherine Garcia died suddenly at 167 Metacom Avenue in her 60th year. She was born in Favol Azores, lived in Bristol since age 10, and was a St Elizabeth's Church parishioner. Surviving: husband Frank Garcia. four sons Frank Anthony Joseph Manuel. seven daughters Rosaline Rodrigues Mars Mary Alexander Frances Goulart Catherine Sousa Jennie Garcia Annie Garcia and Mary Garcia. 24 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral is 8:30 AM tomorrow from the home with 9 AM Mass at St Elizabeth's Church. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Elizabeth
Rumph) Paull
Jane Brown Hospital
Providence
Hope Street
North Cemetery
Russell
Harold Church Paull
Prescott B Paull
William Marshall
Warwick
Zebedee Paull
Paull
Bristol
William Kumph
Reba
Jeannette
Gladys Paull
Samuel Kumph
Attleboro
Mass
Knight Robinson
Catherine Garcia
Frank Garcia
Metatom Avenue
Favol
Azores
Garcia
St Elizabeths Church
Frank
Anthony
Joseph
Manuel Garcia
Rosaline Rodrigues
Mary Alexander
Frances Goulart
Catherine Sousa
Jennie Sousa
Annie Garcia
Mary Garcia
Somerville
St. Elizabeth's Church
St Marys Cemetery
Planning Board Advised On Town Beach
Bristol Planning Board learned from the Rhode Island Health Department that no public beach would be approved on the eastern harbor shore between McKee’s Wharf and Mid Pond inlet. Architect Hammann stated no logical opposition remains to other shore areas. The board will study options for a beach to serve local youngsters and present a plan to the Town Council.
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Bristol Planning Board
R. I. Department of Health
McKee
Mid Pond
Charles G Hammann
Hammann
A .A. Edmonds
Planning Board
Donald Gladue
Bristol Sewer Commission
State Board of Health
Gladue
Hot dogs provide nutrition and safety guidance for common snack
The article reviews the dietary value of the hot dog, noting an average frankfurter plus roll supplies about 250 calories and significant protein and B vitamins. It stresses 98 percent digestibility with thorough cooking and urges cleanliness at vendors to ensure a wholesome, nourishing treat.
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James A.tobey
Frankfurt
Bristol District Nursing Appeal Seeks Support
The Bristol District Nursing Association reports slow progress toward a $1,500 membership goal in its 1941 drive led by chairwoman Miss Julia A. Herreshoff. The letter to residents outlines services from 1923 onward and urges generous contributions to sustain care for the poor and chronically ill. John A. Herreshoff signs as vice president.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Julia A. Herreshoff
Bristol
Town of Bristol
Plan to Expand Vegetable Gardens and Use Succession Cropping
Garden authorities urge home planters to increase vegetable space for 1941 and maximize yields. Use companion cropping with fast growers between rows of slower crops and practice succession planting at regular intervals to ensure a steady supply through season end.
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