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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

5

Veterans and Aikman workers tour World’s Fair in New York

Collins & Aikman employees from the Bristol Allendale and West Barrington mills join 81 peers on a three day tour as guests of officers and directors. The Quarter Century Club tours Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors exhibits, ending with a banquet at the Hotel Roosevelt where W McCullough lauds employer employee loyalty. Scouts from First Bristol Troop plan a Camp Wampanoag day trip tomorrow.

Collins & Aikman Corporation New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Harry Peterson Bristol Peterson Ford Motor Company Ford Sasttors Juncheean Paulding Chrysler Fabri New York City General Motors Hotel Roosevelt W. McCullough Annie Andrade Mary Xavier Louise Texeira Theresa Pacheco Antonina Costa Mae Horner Balmeida Cabral Mary Reposa Frank Camp Wampanoag George R. Fish Henry Peterson W. G. McCullough Collins & Aikman Corp Charles B. Rockwell Rockwell Mary Sylvia Caroline Raposa Norton M. Zinderstein Umberto Alfieri David Charbonneau Allendale Zinderstein Manuel Texeira Mr. McCullough Edward O’brien Quarter Century Club

Funeral for Dr Julius Gallup set for tomorrow

The funeral for Dr Julius Clarke Gallup who died yesterday at his Hope street home will be held at 3 pm tomorrow from Wilbur Memorial Chapel with Rev Herbert D Graetz of the First Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in North Cemetery. He was born March 5 1871 in Bristol and practiced dentistry in Boston before retiring to this town. Surviving are two sisters Dr Jennie Gallup and Mrs Anne Roche and a nephew Edward Gallup. The notice also mentions local league baseball updates with teams Ever Readys Frost Kings and Doran outfit preparing for upcoming games.

Julius Clarke Gallup Hope Street Wilbur Jennie Gallup Anne C Roche Norfolk Edward Gallup Dedham Mass

Brelsford Jr. Thomas dies after illness at 16

Thomas Traneis Brelsford third son of Thomas F and Grace Allen Brelsford of 183 Wood Street died at Rhode Island Hospital after a two month illness He would have turned 17 on the 29th Born in Bristol he was a junior at Colt Memorial High School nicknamed skipper for boating interest He belonged to St Andrews Club survived by three brothers Henry Walter and Howard and a sister Priscilla Funeral plans not yet set.

Thomas Traneis Brelsford Thomas F Grace Allen (Pardee) Brelsford Wood Street Rhode Island Hospital Thomas Bristol Colt Memoral High School St Andrews Club Henry Walter Howard Priscilla

Final Bristol Twilight League games set next week

The last games of the first half unfold at Bristol Common instead of Guanteras Field. Olympians and Ever Ready lead the standings with one contest remaining, making a deadlock likely after next week’s schedule against USI Rubber and Frost Kings.

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