Editorial tribute to Dr Murray P Horwood in Bristol
The Bristol edition memorializes Dr Murray P Horwood after his sudden death on Tuesday. It recalls his work on a Bristol health survey, praising his expertise and the impact of his forthcoming study on public health, while noting the survey’s delay but unlikely abandonment.
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Murray P Horwood
Bristol
United States
England
Frence
Denmark
Netherlands
Finland
Burma
India
Lebanon
Horwood
C Paul Bruno
Prices Then and Now in Our Remembrance
The text reflects on memory of prices from past times, noting costs were lower in dollars and cents compared with today. It also hints at other enduring price observations and nostalgic comparisons drawn from human nature and recollection.
Mrs Josephine Bisbano Dies at Rhode Island Hospital
Mrs Josephine Bisbano 53 wife of Carl Bisbano of 270 High St died after a heart attack at Rhode Island Hospital. Born in Visco province Italy she came to the United States 48 years ago. She ran a home hairdressing shop and taught at Rhode Island Academy of Hairdressing. She served on the Rhode Island Hairdressers Assn board and was active at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Survived by husband son Ignazio of town daughter Ann Saviano of Warren two sisters Mamie Lombard Rose Monaro Margaret Anania a brother Angelo Palumbo and two grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow at 913 from Sansone Funeral Home with a requiem mass.
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Josephine Bisband
Josephine
Bisbano
Carl Bisbano
High St
Rhode Island
Viste
Voggia
Italy
Raffaele Ani Pasquala
Cinlio) Palum
Bisbane
Rhode Island Academy of Hairdressing
Providence
R 1 Hairdressers’ Assn
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Altar Society
Ignazio C Biushano
Town
Ann Saviano
Warren
Mamie Lombard
Rose Monaro
Margaret Anania
Brooklyn
Angelo Palumbo
Los Angeles
Calif
Sansone
Wood St
Our Lady of Mt. Carme
Elizabeth
Riccardi
Our Lady of
Troiano Dies Suddenly at 70 on Wilsem Street
Luigi Troiano 70 of 5 Wilsem Street dies suddenly on a Bristol porch at 155 Franklin Street from natural causes per Dr Ralph Petrucci. Born in Foggia Italy he lived in Bristol 45 years, worked 37 years at US Rubber Co retired 1953. Survives include three daughters and two sons. funeral from Sansone Funeral Home with a requiem mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Burial at St. Marcy Cemetery.
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Luigi Troiano
Wilsem St
Mara
Marasco) Troiano
Franklin St
Ralph Petrucci
Bristol
Troiano
Marfredonia
Foggia
Italy
Joseph
Raffaelina Troiano
US Rubber Co
Bristol Lodge
Sons of Italy
Provincia of
Sansone Funeral Home
Wood St
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
St Mar. 3
Westminster Address Sparks Private Visit With Fateful Reflections
A private visitor to Westminster spoke at length about postwar aims and the duty of nations, expressing no official mandate and offering personal counsel on securing peace and advancing freedom after victory. The address touched on democracy, accountability, and unity as nations confront future challenges.
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Westminster Gallage
Westminster
United States
Yues
Churchie
United Nations Organization
Elizabeth A Scattino 14-year-old daughter of Joseph
Elizabeth Angela Scattino, listed as a 14 year old daughter of Joseph and a guardian, appears in a local obituary notice or death record fragment. The text is incomplete but centers on family identity and age within a public notice.
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Elizabeth A Scattino
Elizabeth Angela Scattino
Joseph and
Bristol Phoenix Historical Gazetteer Note
The Bristol Phoenix notes its establishment in 1837 with editors and publishing staff listed, indicating a long-running Bristol newspaper. The brief item records postal registration and management credits without detailing specific events or dates beyond the imprint information.
Letter to the Editor Detailing Bristol Community Events
A reader's note praises the Bristol paper for timely coverage and lists upcoming local events including a June 8 Saturday dinner dance by the Holy Name Society at the Midway Steak and Lobster House, June 9 Sunday Firemen's Memorial, June 12 Desert Bridge and Canasta at Bristol Yacht Club, June 14 music festival by First Congregational Church choirs, and June 18 Strawberry Festival by the First Baptist Church Ameses Guild with 5:30 to 7 p.m. timing.
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Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt
Bristol Yacht Club
First Congregational Church
Amfese Guild of the First Baptist Church
The Traditions of Wedding Gifts and Customs Through Time
The article traces ancient origins of wedding practices from Greek and Roman gift customs to modern trends. It notes the evolution of engagement rings, wedding cakes, dowries and incentives, and the rise of bridal consultants and salons. It highlights enduring sentiments about family continuity and personal status linked to marriage.
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