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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1943
Page
4
Advice on canning and juicing tomatoes to maximize vitamin A and C. Emphasizes using fresh firm fruit, proper prep, tight packing, and correct processing times for quality preserves. Warns against air exposure and overcooking, notes juice quality depends on method and sieving not boiling.
Isabelle White of Attleboro transfers land and buildings at Bristol Narrows to Ernest E. White. Anna C Dilello and others convey land on Catherine Street to Anthony Travers and associates. Bristol County Realty Company sells 26 lots to Joseph F. E. Rego and associates.
Community notice for Monday bingo hosted at Phe Friendly Aid Hall in Hope 81. One card or two cards offered with five specials and door prizes. Penny bingo starts at 7 1 86 and first and games free.
First Lt. George H. Wilson of Rhode Island was reported as the first Rhode Islander to take part in the bombing raid on Rome last Monday night. He serves as a navigator on a Liberator bomber based in North Africa. Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilson of Braintree Massachusetts, is a 1934 Colt Memorial High School graduate and married to Eleanor St Angello Wilson of 23 Wood Street.
The funeral service for Mrs Mabel Burke mother of Acting High School Principal John L Burke was held Monday from her home 17 Bigelow street Brighton Mass Burial followed at Patrick's Cemetery in Waverly Mrs Burke a Brighton native lived there all life She is survived by her son John two other sons Edmund T of Belmont Mass Harold I Burke of Bridgeport Conn and four daughters Mrs Wm Byrnes of Everett Mass Mrs Robert J Bolger Mrs Edward Malley and Miss Mabel Burke all of Brighton
In Bristol Probate Court Judge Benjamin F Landemuth presided Monday morning. Four persons were allowed and one continued to August 2 for settlement: Estate of Samuel W Ingraham will probate and Blancheufford named executrix with bond set at 1000. appraiser James J Gifford of East Providence. Nineteenth account of guardian for Oskytel H Clarke allowed. first accounts for Lewin F E Buxton and Agenor Jo Brouillard allowed. eighth guardian account for Clarence A Osterberg continued to August 2, 1943. Joseph Olver Desilets of 73 Church Street and Eleanor Prances Pierce of 62 Burton Street noted.
A wartime meditation prompting all citizens to reflect on daily sacrifices for freedom. It recalls a Marine on Guadalcanal dragging a wounded comrade to safety then attacking a machine gun nest, and honors nine B-17 crew members who perished over Europe. It urges acts like purchasing bonds, saving rationed goods, and supporting the war effort, ending with a call to remember the Leatherneck and nine boys in a B-17.
A long OCR line presents a roster of personal names including Annarummo, Apicella Jr, Borges, Coile, Correia, D Amico, DeLuca, Fonseca, Holmes, Maisano Jr, Moniz, Mott, Nappi, Pavao, Rodrigues Jr, Silva, Williams, and Zinderstein. No clear event or context is provided in the fragment.
Sgt. Nenna has been promoted from corporal. He is stationed at Fort Var num Narragansett and joined the 243rd Coast Artillery on January 14 1941. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nenna of 24 Bourn Street.
Miss Mary Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall of 161 Franklin Street married Corporal Wenceslau J Roderick July 11 at Drew Field Tampa Florida during a mass ceremony attended by about 500 officers and men. The bride given away by Captain O Neil maid of honor was Mrs Mary R Xavier best man Pvt Antony Cantalina. The couple had a reception at The High Hat in Tampa. Mrs Roderick returns to her parents home while her husband prepares for duty in the North African Sicilian theater of war.
Russell M Paull of Providence Rhode Island has qualified as Administrator of Zebedee Paull late of Bristol deceased Creditors must file claims within the time required by law beginning July 23 1943 in the clerk office John W Church Clerk Bristol town 1943 notices 23 30 8 6
Probate Court of Bristol Town appoints Gladys E. Paull guardian of person and estate of Reba R. Paull Herreshoff. Bond to be given as required by law. Creditors must file claims at the Clerk's office within six months from first advertisement. John W. Church, Clerk.<!-- -->
Guardian Gladys E. Paull notifies town residents that bond for the guardianship of Jeannette Grace Paull must be filed with the Bristol court clerk within the legal period. Case overseen by Clerk John W. Church.
John B Raul of Bristol named administrator of the estate of Anna Paul also known as Anna Paull, deceased. He must file in the office within the legally prescribed times beginning July 9, with appearances on July 9, 16, and 23.
The Town Council of Burnside invites remonstrances on August 8 1943 at 7 30 PM regarding Manuel S Tavares Jr and John C Mello 557 Hope Street applying to keep for sale and sell intoxicating beverages under General Laws 1938 chapters 162 175. Town Clerk John W Church orders notice.
Industrial Trust Company as guardian presents first account for Charles P Gordon. Court to consider on August 2, 1943 at 10 AM in Bristol Probate Court. Notice ordered to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix. John W. Church, Clerk.
Notices from Bristol Probate Court in Rhode Island announce ninth and other accounts for the estates of Salvatore Giglio and Elmer Maxfield, requests for administrators for Mabel Connery, and admission of Sara Alice Hayes DeWolf to probate with executor bonds. Dates set for August 2 1943 and publication for fourteen days in the Bristol Phoenix.
John F. Callery Jr of Oaklawn Cranston Rhode Island has qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles E Callery Bristol deceased. Clerk John W Church notes the qualification dated July 9 1938 and recorded by the court.
Sergeant Harry H. Bullock Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Bullock of 686 Hope Street, graduates Tuesday from the Armament School at Lowry Field Colorado. He enlisted January 4 1942 and has been stationed at Fort Devens Jefferson Barracks Miami Beach and Buckley Field. A Colt Memorial High School 1939 graduate he worked as a section hand for Colling & Aikman before joining the Army.
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