Sylvia Foley A and Henry Sylvia Wedding At St Marys Church
The local couple married at St Marys Church in a Saturday ceremony. Bride Anna Foley, daughter of Mrs Theresa Ezikorich, wore yellow crepe with marline necklace. groom Henry Sylvia, of Mont Hope Avenue. Rev Thomas Kelley presided. A small family breakfast followed before the couple departed for Atlantic City and Washington.
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Epee
Sylvia—Foley
St. Mary's Church
O'Slock
Anna Mari Foley
Theresa Ezikorich
High Street
Henry Joseph Sylvia
Mont Hope Avenue
Thomas Kelley
Emily B. Trudell
Church Street
Edward L. Walsh
Atlantic City
Washington
Taunton
Mass
Collins-Aikman Corp
Bristol
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Hope Circle D of I clam chowder sale at K of C
Hope Circle No 70 D of I will hold a clam chowder and clam cake sale in the K of C rooms on Friday June 15 1928 from 11 am to 2 pm Dinners will be served at noon. Orders may be given to any committee member. Chairwoman Mrs Mary Condon and a long list of committee members are named.
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Mary EF Lannon
Margaret Connervy
Nellie Byrnes
Catherine Gibson
Agnes Barry
Catherine Connors
Mary McHugh
Rose Preble
Cecelia Jamson
Emma Young
Margaret J Morris
Mary Callan
Pretty church wedding unites Burke and Cote in Pawtucket
Miss Gertrude Burke daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Burke of 11 Milk street married Henry Leo Cote of 66 Chaplin street Pawtucket at St Marys Church in a 9 am ceremony. Rev Thomas J Gillan officiated with organist Henry Serbst and soprano Grace McKay providing music. The couple left for a two week trip to New York and the White Mountains and will reside at 66 Chaplin street.
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Cote—Burke
St. Mary’s Church
Mar Gertrude Burke
Thomas Burke
Milk Street
Henry Leo Cote
Chaplin Street
Pawtucket
Thomas J. Gillan
Oscar Cote
New York City
White Mountains
National India Rubber Company
Children’s Sunday Observed at Two Churches
Children’s Sunday programs unfolded at the First Congregational and State Street Methodist Churches. Rev James J Goodacre spoke at the memorial chapel following a afternoon program of readings hymns and selections. Fred G Blaisdell directed a evening playlet and recitations with Rev R J Chrystie delivering the sermon.
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First Congregational
State Street Methodist
Memorial Chapel
James J. Goodacre
Father Osterberg
Emily Osterberg
State Street Methodist Church
Fred G. Blaisdell
R J Chrystie
Laugh Land Minstrel by Guiteras pupils Friday
Pupils of grade 9C at Guiteras Memorial School staged a minstrel program titled Laugh Land in the school auditorium on Friday afternoon supervised by Miss Marguerite Brogan. The show featured songs, end men numbers, solos, readings, ukulele and banjo pieces, and closed with Show Me the Way to Go Home.
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Guiteras Memorial School
Marguerite Brogan
Cosmo Marabella
Domenic Vivenzio
Arthur Costa
Oliver Desilets
Charles Manz
Lawrence Weaver
Archie Rounds
John White
Charles St Angelo
Ella Mae Lemaire
Hambone
Gus
Peppercorn
Sambo
Eva Bullock
Elizabeth Rounds
Dingleberry Squizzle
F Carvaturo
Arthur Gamelin
Anna Carmone
Alfonso Poli
Catherine St Angelo
Domenic Vicenzo
Ferdinand Carraturo
Helen Conley
Joseph Texerta
Mary Cortellessa
Nelson
Wells
William Manchester
Wilhashi Warner
William Dwyer
Lena Carroll
Wilfred Guevremont
Colt High Wins 9 7 Over Warren in Burrs Hall Clash
Colt Memorial High School defeated Warren High School 9 to 7 at Burrs Hall Warren. Gorham pitched five innings before Jack Marsden took over as Colt held off Warren with strong defense and timely hits. Warren collected nine singles early but Colt closed out the game in the late innings amid a chorus of fan support.
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Colt Memorial High School
Warren High School
Burrs Hall Warren
Gorham
Colt High
Jack Marsden
Warren
Second-hand President: Fillmore's witty coach tale
Washington learned Millard Fillmore had a sharp humor after Taylor's death in 1850. To fulfill dignity and novelty, a coach purchase led Edward Moran to a Washington owner selling an elegant carriage. Moran teased the president asking about a second-hand ride, earning Fillmore the nickname “second-hand President.”
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Washington
Millard Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
Fillmore
White House
Edward Moran
Moran
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Good Friday Beliefs Across England and Europe
A London Answers summary notes various Good Friday beliefs in England and Europe. It outlines pagan origins behind Friday, names in France Germany and Italy, and superstitions about fire safety eggs bread and infants. The article mentions washing clothes as taboo in the West country.
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Freya
France
Germany
Italy
London
We Are All Bores From E W Howes Monthly
An observation on social fatigue in Ife noting that many worthy people bore others through habits, books, plays, events, and popularity. The piece laments how the young and old tire each other and urges polite conduct to avoid being a pest in any setting.
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Ife
E. W Howe
Old Geography Sparks Family Map Debate
A family dinner ends in a map dispute over pineapple origins. A young member asks where pineapples come from and the father claims the Atlantic in error. An old geography book reveals the Hawaiian Islands lie in the Pacific, prompting a joke about buying a new map.
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Atlantic” Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Father
Rooster Rolls Ostrich Egg in Chicken Run
A rooster impresses the hens by rolling an ostrich egg into the coop. He speaks of national interest and the value of enterprising birds showing loyalty, then praises diligence and collective effort.
Full as a tick phrase origins for teks in Pathfinder
Path finder Magazine notes the expression full as a tick describes teks a bloodsucking arachnid relative. These creatures latch onto people and animals to feed and detach when sated. The phrase is unrelated to bed ticks and its exact origins remain unknown.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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Uniontowns
Uniontown Hill
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L. 8. Crawford
Uniontown
Erskine
High Street Garage
England
Albert A. Edmonds
Fred M. Straight
D.S.T
Burton Street
R. I
Eastman Kodak
Marchand
Paris
Glendale Modern
A. A. Edmonds CO. Auctioneers
Hope Street
Bristol, R. I
Norwalk
Constitution Street
Carlo Perry
Telephone
Bristol 112
Mr. X
John C. Trudell
Second Street
THE
Waldron Company
Bradford Street
Steelcote Manufacturing Co
St. Lewis
Newman Bros
Crisco
S. S. Pierce
S. Pierce
Bristol Ferry
Bristol Highlands
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