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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1947
Page
2
Secretary of State George Marshall outlines in a Harvard address that Europe needs substantial American food and essentials to lift its economy. He calls for a united European program with American support rather than unilateral action, to restore stability and peace.
Miss Jessica MacDougall sails to Columbus to spend six weeks away. The Don Luiz Felipe Society meeting moved to August 10 at 5 p.m. Mrs John L Burke hospitalized at St Joseph's Hospital Providence. Miss Jeanette Lemaire vacationing in Gleason dale Massachusetts with Mrs A F Turner. Willam Head to speak at Rotary tomorrow noon. Burnside Memorial Hall opening postponed. Rev and Mrs Charles R Cooley vacationing at Ox Bow Lake Ontario. Mr and Mrs Paul Stewart visiting Bristol from Atlanta with their daughter and son in law. Miss Barbara Ann Rawson resting at Truesdale Hospital Fall River. Kearney Unit American Legion Auxiliary to discuss by-law changes August 4. Bristol Class of 1945 to meet August 2. Sohner Corp plants closed. Traffic Committee to meet soon. Bristol Planning Board meeting postponed indefinitely. Miss Corine Ferreira vacationing in Lowell with Miss Marjorie King. Mr and Mrs Augustine J Marshall vacationing at Winnisquam Lake. Mr and Mrs Joseph A Madera traveling to New York and Washington. Mr and Mrs Robert S Bush on two week vacation in Georgia. Western film Tumbledown Ranch shown to Bristol Yacht Club juniors tonight. Yacht Club dance this Saturday with The Corinthians band.
Former Bristol resident Mrs Joseph E Roche was honored at a bon voyage party in Chelsea by her sister Miss Mary Walsh. Guests from Providence, Warren, and Bristol attended as she prepares to depart Logan Airport for a six week visit to Ireland with relatives in Limerick and with her uncle Martin Feeley.
A crowd of about 400, including 51 boys and girls, thronged Reynolds School grounds for five races on the Common. Billy Mancieri won the feature boys race on an English bike, earning a fielder's glove as his prize, with several other entrants receiving baseballs, tail lights, and bike accessories.
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