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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
2
The coming months promise a defining political struggle not between parties but over whether conservatives can curb radical moves to weaken the Supreme Court and broaden federal power. Jefferson Democrats and Republicans may align to resist New Deal overreach while defending constitutional principles and checks on government.
A string of brief items reports births at Providence Lying-in and last Friday at Metacom Avenue. residents visiting New York City and Fall River hospitals. Local officials and veterans receive updates. a Rotary talk in Warren, a furlough at the police, and a parade of social clubs plan bingo and garden club activities.
Members are urged to attend as annual reports are read and officers are elected for the coming year. The notice stresses participation of all members to ensure a full slate and proper conduct of the election.
The undersigned states they will not be responsible for any debts or liabilities contracted by any person other than themselves on or after this date. This notice limits personal financial responsibility to the signer.
Local notice seeks a man over 35 of good character willing to work small pay to start. Must have a car. Replies to tax 1, Phoenix.
Louis Rinaldi president of the Class of 1925 calls a meeting in the school auditorium tomorrow night to plan the 10th class reunion. Donald Clarke of Brown and Sharpe will speak at the Rotary Club tomorrow noon on selling from the other side of the desk. Edward L. Leahy has returned from a business trip to New Eugene C. Heibecker is appointed FHA Bristol branch secretary replacing Guido De Cristofaro who resigned. The office is in the Post Office building with hours 9 to 12 a m and 1 to 4 p m daily including Saturdays.
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