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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1939
Page
2
The Hatch bill would protect government employees from being coerced or fired over political views while allowing free speech and voting. President Roosevelt has not signed it, citing possible constitutional and free speech issues, though supporters say it protects citizens against political intimidation and misuse of relief funds.
Mr and Mrs William M O Rourke of 2 Dyer Street Warren announce the birth of a son Brian James on July 25 at Truesdale Hospital Fall River. Both mother and child are doing nicely Mrs O Rourke was formerly Miss Clarice Davis of Warren Mr O Rourke is an architect with Wardwell Lumber Company of this town.
Mt Carmel Celebration Committee meets Wednesday at 8 pm in Parish Hall. A son born at Truesdale Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Terra of Bay View Avenue. Miss Mary Gerrard vacationing with parents on Hope Street. Mr and Mrs Oscar Pevin host Mrs Oreence Rondeau and daughter Pauline from Hillsgrove. Mrs Riley Elliott Lamson recovering after surgery at Jane Brown Hospital Providence. Miss L Christine Sullivan visiting relatives on Hope Street. Anna and Margaret Kebrek of Metacom Avenue at Camp Hoffman Girl Scout Camp in South County. Mrs Edward L Leahy to host Bristol Garden Club. Rhode Island Federation speaker Mrs John A Gammons to speak at 3 pm. Betty Ann Malkern visiting Standniothes at Hope Street. Ivy Guild outing in Plymouth with J William Wood as arrangements chair. Altar Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel plans annual outing and clambake after last night meeting. Miss Marion Reilly and Rose Balzano travel to New York World's Fair with friends. hosted by Francis Quarini of Brooklyn.
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