Republican Groups Gather Sunday at Bristol Casino Field
Bristol County Republicans plan the first annual clambake and dating at the Bristol Casino Field with 800 expected attendees. Senator Jesse Metcalf headlines, with speakers including Representative Charles F Risk and former Attorney General Louis Jackvong, as luncheon and bake follow a sports program and speaking lineup.
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Tennesee Hills
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Bristol
Bristol County
United States
Jesse H. Metcalf
Cup Defenders
Charles F Risk
Louis Jackvong
William H Vandertilt
I. H Callan
James E. Dooley
GOP
Sorges
Tags
Ab Ando Sehatar
Barrington
Pbrg
Luke H Callan
G . Andrews Moriarty
John Ro Bernardo Tous Vo Santo
Joseph Rinaldi Warren
Daniel Bo Doyle
Anan St Germain
Max W Saugy
Fred Haley
Heaward KO DeWolf
Barrington J. Walham Sutcliffe
George EF. Carroll
Charles Kingsford
Sumner Wo
Shepherd Edward Wo
Lincoln Victor Allen
Antonio Priamano
John H Me Cusker
Edward O Greene
William W . Burne
Carmine Longo
Jesse Pezarllo
C and A Employees Outing Planned for Crescent Park
An announcement outlines the annual C and A outing on August 15 at Crescent Park. Morning and afternoon attractions precede a noon dinner. committee members and staff listed include Edward Stew, John Langel, Herbert Newman, Miss Betts, Joseph Marshall, and others assisting Mr Atkinson.
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Cellins
Aikie Mile
Sheree
Inter Bear
Sena
AEP
Atkinson
Edward Stew
John Langel
Herbert Newman
Miss Betts Viattos
Joseph Marshall
Joseph Travers
Joe Marshall
Josph Sai
Sermon Series Planned at First Congregational Church
Rex Herbert Graetz announces a summer preaching program at the First Congregational Church with three sermon subjects. The series begins this Sunday at 6:30 with The Real of the Real Self, followed by The Conditions Progress in Self Realization and The Compensations of Real Living.
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Rex Herbert
Graetz
First Congregational Church
Season s smartest dance planned tonight by Mariners Ship
The Bristol Club hosts the annual dance by the Mariners Ship Vigilant committee. Hotel Dreyfuss Orchestra from Providence provides music. Patronesses and committee include Miss Norton MEO Zinderstein and Mrs Sidney Herreshoff with chairs Agnes Herreshoff Fether Hazen.
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Bristolacht Club
Bristol Woman Dead After Fall From Porch
Mrs Gertrude Perry Lima died after falling from the porch steps of her Bristol home at 64 Fox Hill Avenue. She was found unconscious by her daughter and died of cerebral hemorrhages per Medical Examiner Dr Ralph J Pettrucci. Survived by husband Frank, four children, 12 grandchildren, and a brother, with funeral services set from her home and a requiem mass at St Elizabeth's Church.
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Frank P Lama
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Mary Freita
F. D'Angelo
Ralph J Pettrucci
Bristol County
Lina
Teicora
Azores Islands
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Taunton
Bristol
Joseph
Frank Jr
Manuel Perry Lima
Freitas
Joseph Williams
Welock
St Elizabeth's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Garden party planned by Portuguese church group
St Elizabeth church parishioners prepare a garden party on church grounds tomorrow. Co chairmen are Mr and Mrs cofounders with Miss Alexandrina Fernandes as secretary and a committee including Mrs Victor Andrade Mrs Joseph Marshall Mrs Manuel Vargas Mrs Philomena Rodrigues and others.
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St Elizabeth
Naver
Alexandrina Fernandes
Victor Andrade
Joseph Marshall
Manuel Vargas
Philomena Rodrigues
John Vasconcellos
Misa Niice Castro
Margaret, Travers
John Almeida
John da Ponte
Manuel Espinosa
Josepha Manato Manuel Pana Jroseph King
Anthony da Ponte
Antome Barbosa
John Viera
Ad Anthons Ramos
Democrats to Select Site for Clambake in Bristol
The Bristol Men's Democratic Club will choose a clambake site and form subcommittees at tonight’s meeting. Jens Romano heads the general arrangements committee, with Thomas McGrath secretary, Joseph Pannone treasurer, and a slate of members including John Jost and Anthony P. Nunes.
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Bristol Men's Democratic Club
State
Strect
Jens Romano
Outine
Thomas McGrath
Joseph Pannone
John Jost
Anthony Po Nunes
Nareas
Manuel Polvdora Prescott
Pando Dames
Pierce Arthur Dandeta
Rehard Burke
Pau
Celone
Reco
Minghert
Pholip
Sansome and
de Chacke TC
Ere
Piere
Eagles Plan Bake at Fales Grove Outing Site
Bristol Aene No 953 Fraternal Order plans its annual outing at Fales Grove on Sept 6 with Anthony Polaniz as general chairman. The event is expected to draw hundreds including Eagle aerie representatives from the state and southern Massachusetts. Assistants include Jo Nunes, Manuel Perry, George Machado, Domenico Mascola, Joseph Medeiros, Francis Cupma, and John Vieira.
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Fales’ Crave
Bristol Aene
State Band Concert Delights Thousands on the Common
Several thousand residents gathered on the Common Wednesday night to hear a concert by a state band directed by Prof Charles Butterfield. The program, arranged by Prof George H Baldwin, showcased shows funded by state appropriations and met with generous applause after each number.
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Bristol
Charles Butterfield
George H Baldwin
Division of Promotion and Supervision
State Department of Education
YMCA Campaign Seeks Support for Youth Work
James F Rockett State Director of Education addressed YMCA workers urging support for the 2000 plus dollar drive to aid youth programs. In two days the campaign collected 2188 50 with a final meeting scheduled for Monday August 3 at 8 15 pm. Local officials Mapes Merriman DeWolf Hobson Baldwin spoke as teams reported subscriptions across divisions with totals listed for Division A and B.
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YMCA
Alfred M Merriman
Mapes
J Winthrop DeWolf
Carri
Rockett
Mr Mapes
Earl H Hobson
George H Baldwin
State Department of Education
Col Barrett reports 15 foot shark off Prudence Shore
Col Arthur W Barrett Franklin street station agent says he and summer residents near his Prudence Island cottage saw an eight foot shark about 15 to 20 feet offshore Wednesday evening. He notes the shark swam near the area as warnings spread along New England beaches. A 12 foot, 600 pound man eating shark was also caught near Sakonett Point, Fall River this week aboard the Inez, with ex Representative Holder Wilcox of Tiverton aboard as part of the crew.
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Franklin Street
No Yon Hoseh Railroad Company
Prudence Island
Col Barrett
New York
New England
Sakonett Point
Fall River
Inez
Bristol Battery Smashes Target On Initial Service Shot
Bristol Battery, 43rd Coast Artillery, fires a 10 inch rifle at a 20 foot target towed by a tug in Long Island Sound during a two weeks duty at Fort Wright NY. Officials call the feat rare, last done 15 years ago, as Captain Moren praises the gun crew and plotting sections. The Rhode Island National Guard unit completes the tour tomorrow and returns to Providence by 3 PM.
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43Rd
Ana
Regular Army
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Wright NY
Outhet
Albert A . Moren
Bristol Batters
Pottums
Cermitmarder
Long Island Sound
Rhode Island National Guardsmen
Portuguese Band Cites Scheduling Conflicts in Bristol Concerts
Joseph Sousa announced that the Bris tol Portuguese-American Independent Band cannot participate in August concerts by the three local Bristol Common bands due to prior engagements. He noted residents planned a series with his band and the Bristol Train of Artillery and Cup Defenders bands, but previous bookings prevent the Portuguese group from taking part.
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Bristol
Bristol Common
Joseph ‘Sousa
Sousa
Bristol Train of Artillery
Cup
St Marys Women Serve Chicken Salad Supper
About 300 chicken salad suppers were served at St Marys church annual lawn party on the K of C grounds. Proceeds go to the parish fund. Mrs Rose Breen led the arrangements with Mrs Alice McHugh Coughlan secretary and Mrs Annie Farley treasurer.
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St. Mary’s Church
K of C
Rose Breen
Alice McHugh Coughlan
Annie Farley
Big business and the public good debated in opinion piece
The article questions political attacks on big business. It argues prosperity comes from good products, honest management, and fair dealing with the public. It notes how certain leaders built large, efficient organizations to serve a vast nation.
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America
Automobile and radio illustrate strong products and services
The era highlights goods like automobiles and radios as well as services such as the telephone system. The text notes there are many other notable examples worth mentioning.
Kellogg's Rise From Barn to Global Cereal Giant
A pioneer developed a ready to eat corn flake cereal and began in a Battle Creek barn. He sold locally, expanded to nearby towns, rebuilt after a factory fire, and turned Kellogg Company into the world’s largest cereal plant. It spurred grain farming, created thousands of jobs, and offered new convenience for households.
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Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
Cannon Mills Pioneer of Affordable Towels
James William Cannon launched low cost cotton towels to serve poor and middle class families. The business rapidly expanded and by late 19th century the firm grew to assets of 39 million dollars, employing about 15,000 people and handling roughly half the nation's towel production.
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Cannon Mills, Inc
America
James William Cannon
Silk Stockings Then and Now at Berkshire Knitting Mills
The piece recounts how in 1910 Ferdinand Thun and Henry Janssen of Reading Pa started producing silk stockings with improved machinery and methods, making them affordable for all. It notes Berkshire Knitting Mills now make 10 percent of U.S. full fashioned hosiery and are the world’s largest hosiery manufacturers.
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Ferdinand Thun
Henry Janssen
Reading
Berkshire Knitting Mills
United States
Big American Businesses Cover Market With Size
A discussion extols large U.S. firms as a force for reliability and standard pricing nationwide. The piece quotes Lincoln on measured growth and argues that big business helps Americans access dependable products at uniform costs.
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Abraham Lincoln
Public call for fair treatment of workers by business
The passage defends proper employee consideration and warns against rash demagogic statements. It asserts that public knowledge of facts is necessary to avoid unfairness and hostility toward employers maintaining good labor and quality products.
Big Business and American Growth Discussed in Column
The column argues that industry thrives in America due to imaginative leaders meeting national needs. It credits progress to visionaries who fulfill those needs and to readers like you shaping the nation’s development through engagement.
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