Children’s Day at Baptist Church Details
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Peata
Lee Wlent
chibRett
Femsprings
W. Wallen
of Providence
Christian Endeavor
Harvest of the Years sermon at Congregational Church
The Congregational Church led by Pastor Rev. Herbert D. Graetz presents a recognition service with a sermon titled The Harvest of the Years. Activities include Church School at noon led by Robert F. Munro, Junior Christian Endeavor at 5 30 P M supervised by Miss Hazel Nettleton, and a meditation in the church auditorium at 7 30.
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Herbert D. Graetz
Robert F. Munro
Junior Christian Endeavor
Miss Hazel Nettleton
Mass Schedule at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Rev. Joseph Sarzana serves as Acting Pastor. Weekday masses at 7 30 A M. Sundays feature 8 A M. and 10 A M. masses.
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Our Lady OF MT. Carmel
Joseph Sarzana
Children Day Observed At State Street M E Church
Members of the State Street M E Church primary department presented a large observance program for Children’s Day last Sunday. The program featured hymns recitations songs and short readings by many young participants led by Rev. Wm C Darby and included titles such as This Is My Father’s House A Good Example My Country’s Flag and Thru a Rose Window.
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State Street M. E .Church
Wm. C. Darby
Henry P. Hambrick
William Antonelli
Tree Top
Anthony Antonelli
Sanford Town
God’s House
Robert Sherman
Dorothy Antonelli
Vernon Huestis
Constance Briggs
Priscilla Brelsford
Francis Antonelli
Primary Dept
Howard Brelsford
Walter Brelsford
Herbert Sylvester
Kenneth Sturdevant
John Hambrick
Charles Sherman, Jr
Henry P. Ham
Pastor Rev Manuel Barros Clergy Mass Schedule
Church announces Rev Manuel Barros Jr as pastor. Masses set at 7 a.m. on weekdays, 8 a.m. on Sundays, with a 10 a.m. high mass and a low mass option.
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Manuel
Jr. Barros
St Marys Church Mass times listed
Rev Thomas J Gillan pastor of St Marys Church announces Masses at 7 30 9 and 10 30 AM with services noted for parishioners.
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Thomas J. Gillan
St Michael's Church Service Schedule
First Sunday after Trinity service times listed with Holy Communion at 8 AM and Morning Prayer with a sermon by Rev W Gordon Craig, rector of Christ Church Providence.
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ST. Michael's Church
A.R. Parshley
W. Gordon Craig
Christ Church, Providence
State Street M E Church Notices No Services
Rev. W C Darby pastor announces no worship services at State Street M E Church. Parishioners are advised to observe the closure and return on a future date.
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State Street M. E. Church
W. C. Darby
Trinity Church Mass Schedule and Services
Rev Nelson Kellogg presides as rector on the first Sunday after Trinity with Masses at 8 10 45 A M and 7 30 P M Evensong and Benediction.
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Nelson Kellogg
Sunday School Program Recitals At Brick Church
Remarks by the pastor precede the baptism of Shirley Pickett. The program features hymns such as On the Highway of the King and When He Cometh To Make Up His Jewels, recitations We Gathered Today and Set Your Course For Sunday School, a piano solo by Barbara Huestis, Children’s Day offering, and a benediction. Shirley Pickett, Betty Ham Brick, Ruth Dupre, Priscilla Brels ford, Dorothy Antonelli, Thomas Brelsford, Henry Brelsford participate.
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Ruth Dupre
Priscilla Brelsford
Dorothy Antonelli
Shirley Pickett
Thomas’ Brelsford
Henry Brelsford
Barbara Huestis
Betty Hambrick
Postal Links Bind Pacific Coast to East in 1848
A study notes that coast towns connected to the East by a postal arrangement established August 14, 1848, charging 40 cents per letter. The first overland mail ran from St. Louis to San Francisco in September 1858, and around this period letter boxes appeared at street corners in Boston.
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Pacific Coast
St. Louis
San Francisco
Boston
Greatest Earthquakes of the Present Century
The record lists major quakes including Martinique 1902 with 80,000 deaths and Sicily Calabria 1908 with 76,483 lives lost. It notes central Italy 1915 with 29,978 deaths, China 1920 with 200,000 lives lost, and Japan 1923 with 99,831 killed.
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Martinique
Sicily
Calabria
Central
Italy
China
Japan
Mount Hope Diners Defeat Bristol Cleansers for Junior League Lead
Mt Hope Diner f i n a l 5 2 over Bristol Cleansers at Bristol Common. Pip Securo excelled with 3 hits 12 strikeouts and 6 assists while stealing a base. Cabral pitched six solid innings for Bristol before Biancuzzo closed with three hitless frames.
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Mount Hope Diners
Bristol Cleansers
Bristol Common
Pip” Securo
Securo
Colt
Cabral
Biancuzzo
Congdon
Turillo
P Securo
Florrenz
Rohrman
Morgan
Borges
Almeida
P. Securo
Strick
Silva
Mt Hope Diner
Mt. Hope Diner
Mancini
Biancuzza
MT. Hope
F. Cabral
DeFelice
Ss. Pinero
M Carraturo
I Travis
Russo
Eee
Valley School nurses report May clinic totals and room inspections
In May 221 children were treated across six Valley School clinics with 54 dressings and 37 sent home. Eight dental clinics were held. 140 received treatment. Eye care saw 10 patients. home limits noted. Since May 15 clinics were replaced by room inspections with 119 room visits and 103 children observed for attention. One positive Von Pirquet tuberculin test from Reynolds pupils, retest planned.
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Mary Sanford
Valley School
Reynolds School
Rockwell House
von Pirquet
Bad Motoring Manners Hit Highway Efficiency At Harvard
Traffic bureau of Harvard University reports that rude driving behavior is widespread and reduces the effectiveness and efficiency of the nation's highways by at least 25 percent.
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Traffic Bureau of
Harvard University
Art Treasures Hidden in Mexican Churches Said to Astonish World
An Madrid artist Jose Sepulveda notes that Mexico’s churches hold wealth of religious relics and art treasures from Spain's rich seventeenth century. He cites painters Baltasar Echave and La Sumya who copied Italian and Dutch styles in Mexico for forty years around 1600, shaping the old Mexican school and leaving works hard to identify.
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Mexico
Jose Sepulveda
Madrid
Stinkwood Tree: Source of South Africa’s Prized Lumber
A forest tree in South Africa yields hard fine wood used for wagons and furniture. The stinkwood logs burn for days while the species is scarce, with two to three centuries needed to replace each tree. Its origin and original homeland remain a mystery.
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South Africa
Correcting Uncle John on Birds and Robins
Uncle John explains bird mutation and migration to nieces. He says robins do not leave but change their red waistcoats and stay. Phyllis questions the idea, noting robins seldom wear stays.
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John
Phyllis
Uncle
Uncle John
Boston Globe
Banana plant life cycle and harvest described in old text
The passage details banana growth from a single 80 pound bunch per plant, with cutters pruning after bearing. Shoots regrow, reach 8 to 4 feet before transplanting, trees grow 10 to 40 feet, mature in 12 to 18 months. In some islands bananas are staple food and cooked, with a dark skinned variety featuring salmon colored flesh.
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South Sea Islands
Growth of Bamboo in Its Early Stages
Growth of bamboo described as similar to grasses with long narrow leaves and green hard canes. Rhizomes creep underground and spread from the parent plant, producing new eyes and plants as the grove expands. After years stems reach 70 feet and 4 to 5 inches in diameter, displayed across fields. The Department of Agriculture notes bamboo thrives where cotton grows.
Italy’s Artistic Glories and Timeless Treasures
Italy’s history shines in stone and canvas with Rome Assisi and other famed sites. The guide invites a literary wander to Archi’s riven hills, Petrarch Byron Childe Harold and the Brenta Este gardens, and to artists like Michelangelo Raphael Cellini and others.
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Italy
Rome
Assisi
Dante
Garden
Peninsula
Renan
Galilee
Arque
Wholesome Impact of Bristol Junior Baseball League
The newly organized Junior Base Ball League in Bristol boosts youth fitness and morals by teaching rules, teamwork, and sportsmanship. It offers constructive leisure, keeping boys from mischief and crime while giving them affordable, engaging activity and early coaching in the game.
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Bristol
Town Hails Junior League for Quality Ball Program
The Junior League has earned town praise for its quality baseball program. Citizens are urged to support the group as it serves the community’s youth and promotes sportsmanship and positive activity.
Astonishing Adder Hatches Eggs at Johannesburg Zoo
The puff adder at the Johannesburg zoo reportedly laid 22 eggs, astonishing keepers and the curator. The curator called it a case of premature birth as the eggs were expelled rather than kept inside for incubation.
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Johannesburg Zoo
Fraudulent Corots Flood Market Says Collier’s
The article notes extensive theft of Corot paintings, with landscapes discussed in Collier’s Magazine. It claims about 6,000 targeted Corots exist in the United States despite awareness of fraud, and that the asking price for fraudulent works doubles the original value.
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Corot
Collier's Magazine
Earthworm Biology Stated in Missouri Farmer Column
A Missouri Farmer writer explains earthworms are always earthworms not insects, noting they are hermaphroditic with eggs laid in cocoons and hatch into baby worms. The piece emphasizes that earthworms never become butterflies like cutworms and remain the same species.
Fumigation Required for Art sent to German Museums
Art treasures shipped into Germany from foreign countries must undergo thorough fumigation with poison gas to destroy moths wood worms and sleeping sickness germs before being placed in museums.
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Germany
Death Valley dominates world borax supply
About 85 percent of the world borax comes from the Death Valley region of southern California, highlighting the area's key role in global mineral production.
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Death Valley
Falifornia
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