Bertram W Wall Named Chief Marshal for Fourth of July Parade
Bertram W Wall was chosen chief marshal of the military civic and firemen parade for the Fourth of July. The celebration committee met at Burnside Memorial building and discussed parade lineups and events including baseball diamond use, prize games, and a block party plan. A Naval Training Station detachment stated no sailors or band would attend the morning parade, and transport and subsistence for sailors were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram W. Wall
Military, Civic and Firemen
Naval Training Station
Bertram W Wall
Burnside Memorial Building
Are Thoma
Maiorano
Bristol Whirlwinds
Charles Marabella
Bristol Maroons
Frank Sachs
Fryer Ready Fire Company
Joseph Marshall
Cranston Worsted Company
Fred Wilbur Harrys Bullock
Damiel Fo Dweer
Frank Gigho
Edward LeClerc
Hotel Belvedere
Aida A. Conners
Nelson Kellogg
Triunis Church
Air Mail Reception Honoring Lindbergh Planned in Washington
Capt Charles A Lindbergh, famed for his Paris flight, was to arrive in Washington on June 11 and attend a national reception. Citizens were urged to send air mail postage at 1 cent per half ounce to help fund the welcome, with postmaster general approval and a Washington post box for contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Lindbergh
Atlanta
Washington
Tres
Toandbergh
Paris
Trois
Pindbergh
Tas
Amveme
Amelia Aviation
Charles Xo Tandbergh
Prost Taster Creneral Washington TD
AMA
Pha Oy S
Iegrtenr
Annual Whitsunday Festival At Wil s on Lane
Nearly 2000 people attended the annual Whitsunday festival of the Divino Espirito Santo Society Sunday afternoon at the hall on Wilsons Lane. A street parade from East State Street to the hall featured the Bristol Portuguese Independent Band and 21 children. Eva Luiz carved the crown and the altar received candles and cut flowers before a 2 to 6 pm concert and refreshments for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Divino Espirito Santo Society
Providence
Fall River
New Bedford
Warren
Loclock
Bristol
Manon Lutz
State Street
Hall of the Society
Wilsons Lane
East State Street
Wood Street
Franklin Street
Watsons Lane
Alleged impostor warned over fake school and orphanage scheme
The North Carolina State Board of Charities warns against Rev. Jameswht Henderson an impostor traveling the Northeast claiming to run the Industrial Union Training School and Orphanage and the Industrial Cannon Institute at Southern Pines. He has raised funds for non existent institutions, two children were removed from his home, one crippled baby sent to orthopaedic hospital, one returned to New Jersey, and license to operate an orphanage was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State Board of Charities and Publi Welfare
Jameswht Henderson
Industrial Union Training School
Oor
Industrial Cannon Institute
Southern Pines
Ca Negra
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
New Jersey
High School Junior Prom At Colt Memorial
More than 200 people attended the junior prom Friday night at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium. Green and gold decorations reflected class colors while Harold Sheffer’s Colonial Orchestra provided music. Silver belt buckles for boys and vanity cases for girls with the year 28 were gifts to the senior class. Superintendent Walhiam Hobbs and Mrs Hobbs, Principal Mrs Perles Wo Lane, and other officials attended as patrons. Prom committee officers included President Richmond Gorham, Vice President Ralph Church, Secretary Hattie Manley, Treasurer Stella Steen, and executie committee members Lester Fisenstadt Alice Vermette and Magdalen Shaw. Ice cream and cake were served at intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Harold Sheffer
Colonial Orchestra
Walhiam
Hobbs
Perles Wo Lane
Frerett
Ie Baron Church
Frederick Brownell
Charles Palmer
Auditorium Exercises Highlight School Speaking Contests
In the John Post Reynolds school auditorium two speaking contests and ai plas featured. In the Ten Little Princess segment Claudia P et Wolf and others competed while Lawrence Weaver won first in the first contest and Emcha De Flori took second. In the second contest Anna Carmone secured first with Laura Maderos second along with several classmates participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Plas
John Post Reynolds
Claudia P Et Wolf
Antonetta Pot Angelina Ranall
Dsi Cheshirennie
Quatrapala
Catherine St Angelo Piagie Massa
Andres Munro
Isabel Turtle
Antonetta Pagnane
Emule Possian
Helen Remueres
Lawrence Weaver
Emcha de Flori
Mary Cardoza Pheop Menezes
Hop Chapter Elects Pars Mager and Officers
Pars Mager was elected high deputy at the annual Hopf Chapter No 6 meeting in Masonic Temple. Other officers named include King Nired HE Dawson Scrthe Charles Booderrell Secretary John G Stew art Treasurer John OW Church Coot Ho Paut NAN Herazie P Richard H Usher RN Herbert Po Newman Mooof Third O Vernon Garay Moot Second Vo Walter MacGann Moof First Vo Robert B Suzman oS S J Howard Paull J S Frnest FE Rider Sentinel Charles Thachers Moof Magee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars Mager
Ron Moo
King Nired HE Dawson
Charles Booderrell
John G. Stewart
John OW Church
Legion Post plans July parade events and initiation
The American Legion Kearney Post voted to accept the Fourth of July Committee for parade duties. Commander George Robish announced the Soldiers' Home visit scheduled for Sunday was postponed. The post set an annual outing and clambake in July, plus a bazaar and opera. Commander Fish said patriotic groups and Town Council will be invited to the June 16 open meeting, which will include entertainment and ten initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
American Legion
George Robish
Fish
Superior Court adjourned with seven cases on calendar
The Superior Court in Westerls was in session yesterday but no session was held at the county courthouse in this town due to the Westerls court. Judge Arthur Po Sumner presides and Sheriff Philo Vo Cads announced the court will be continued until tomorrow morning at 10 o clock and jurors are to report then. Seven cases remain on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Providence
Bristol
Westerls
Arthur Po Sumner Ots
Sherff Philo Vo Cads
Real Estate Transfers Involving Harbor View and Beachmount Lots
Orsola Cammarata of Brooklyn transfer to Angelo Pozzi nine Harbor View plat beachfront lots. Beach Mount Land Company conveys a lot on Beachmount Manor plat to Cyrus A Jackson and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsola Cammarata
Brooklyn
Angelo Pozzi
Harbor View
Beachmount Land Company
Cyrus A Jackson
Beachmount Manor
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Graham Brothers
Detroit
F L. Gagnon
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
Mason & Hamlin
Charles F. Easterbrooks
Burton Street
G H. Spencer Roofing CO
F. M. Gifford
Usher Place
Bristol, R
Edward F. Kearns
Constitution Street
Pearl Street
CiAspee
Pastime Theatre
Paramount Presents
Clara Bow
Antonio Moreno
Elinor Guyns
Clarence Badger
Antonio. Moreno
Fox News Pathe
Lillian Gish
Nathaniel Hawthorne
With Lars Hanson
Vearnins
Jack Dougherty
Pathe Comedy
Monte Bluf
Patsy Ruth Witefr
Jacqueline Logan
Louise Fazanda
Florida
Capt. Lindbergh
Espirito Santo Society
Hall
Wilson's Lane
Industrial Trust Company
E. Providence
Woonsocket Pascoag
Member
Federal Reserve System
Ice
Pawtucket
Bristol Warren
Newport
Wickford
Studebak ER
Studebaker
F.0.b
High Street Garage
Bristol, R. I
Reynolds School
HOPF
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Warren and Bristol Awning and Cover Shop
Railroad Ave
Warren, R. I
Rhode Island Public Service Co
Cumulative Preferred Stock
Narragansett Electric Lighting Co
United Elec. Any. Co
F. Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Hospital Trust
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