Rhode Island Eagles to Convene in Bristol for Two Day Conclave
Rhode Island Eagles will gather in Bristol for a two day convention with Bristol Aerie No 953 as host. Governor Quinn expected as guest at Saturday banquet in the State Armory with speakers Senator Julius Stremlau and Deputy Grand Worthy President William Kelly. Nine aeries will march in Sunday parade and mass initiation of new members planned with prizes awarded to Miss Eleanor St Angelo and Michael Sicignano.
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Rhode Island Eagles
Bristol
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Acre
Robert E. Quinn
State Armory
Church Street
Julius Stremlau
Meridan Conn
William F. Kelly
Naugatuck
Michael Sicignano
Bristol Aenie
Kelly James’ Holmes
Degees
Warwick’ Aene
Bristol Aérie
Dins
Bristol and New Bedford feature at Rhode Island Aerie event
Gov Quinn and banquet guests will include Canon Anthony R Farshley and Police Chief Anthony J Fer rara. Bristol town officials and New Bedford police chief Walter Almond join a program led by Rhode Island Aerie officers including Michael Spellman and Manuel Perry with a long list of trustees and officers. George Dion and Anthony J Nunes of Bristol Aero serve on the state convention committee.
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Bristol
New Bedford
Notable Local Names List Missing Context
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals including Enos, Méderios, Martin, Marshall, Mascola, Princi, Nunes, Perry, Quartaro, Rich, Sai, Ruggiero, Silva, Viexa, and Var. The fragment provides no event or action details to determine a full news item.
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Uél Enos
Manuel Méderios
Anthony Martin
Frank * Marshall
Domenic Mascola
Louis Eeeya
John Princimearthonnaios
Peter Ee Ree Seeco
Anthony J. Nunes
Manuel Perry
Joseph P. Quartaro
Joseph Rich
Joseph Sai
Anthony Ruggiero
Manuel Silva
John F. Viexa Mangel F. Var
Fashion Show by WPA Students at Colt Memorial High
Bristol pupils in design and knitting classes sponsored with the school department and WPA presented coats hats suits sweaters and sportswear in a Colt Memorial High auditorium show. The event featured student models and a dancing reception afterward with displays of handicraft and crocheting classes in Hope street windows next week.
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Bristol School Department
WPA General Adult Education Project
Colt Memorial High School
Remueres
Hope Street
Dorothy Ruggiero
WPA
General Adult Education Department
Works Progress Administration
Reynolds
Hayman
St Marys Parish Honors New Pastor Rev Michael J Ryan
Parishioners of St Marys Church honor Rev Michael J Ryan with a reception in the church auditorium on Wood Street attended by over 400 people including clergy from local churches. Brig Gen L H Callan hosted and speakers included Rev Patrick S Canning Rev Eugene W Hughes and Rev Lawrence Deery among others. A purse was presented by former postmaster William M Connery and musical entertainment featured Lucien Capone and a three piece orchestra.
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St. Mary’s Church
Michael J. Ryan
Wood Street
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Ryan Elsewere
L. H. Callan
Forsomer
William M. Connery
Lucien Capone
Capone
Edward Coughlin
Joseph Bisbane
Frank Campagna
Fr Ryan
Patrick S. Canning
Anthony Barnetts
Henrique Rocha
Pasetor
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Thomas J. Plier
Providence
Wilkens
Leo Lyons
Georgiavile
Harr y I. Young Jr Ushers Led by McCarty and Magee
Harry I Young Jr. ushers named include Dennis McCarty chair William Magee Donald Morrisey Raymond McNamara Charles J Pepper Herman W Vermette Joseph L Lewis Frederick Goff Francis Dwyer Charles McHugh James Conley Jr and Thomas H Byrnes Jr Past Regent Nora E Dwyer of Hope Circle led arrangements with members of the circle Bristol Council Knights of Columbus and parishioners.
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Harry I. Young
Dennis McCarty
William Magee
Donald Morrissey
Raymond McNamara
Charles J Pepper
Herman W Vermette
Joseph L. Lewis
Frederick Goff
Francis Dwyer
Charles McHugh
James Conley
Thomas H. Byrnes
Nora E. Dwyer
Hope Circle
Circle
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
Colt High School Commencement Week Plans
Commencement week at Colt Memorial High School begins Tuesday with assembly where the senior class prophecy is read and the Green and White yearbook is issued. On Wednesday the Rhode Island Honor Society is announced, baseball awards and certificates are handed out, and the senior banquet runs from 7 to 9. Diplomas will be presented Thursday at Guiteras Memorial Junior High by School Committeeman I Leo Cantwell.
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Colt Memorial High School
Rhode Island Honor Society
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
I Leo Cantwell
Ushers and Guides Named for Guiteras Exhibition Night
The Student Council of Guiteras Memorial Junior High selects guides Frank Pagano Vincent Berreto Hilario Moniz Mabel DeCosta and ushers Benny Peckham Norman Rene Minnie Perry Elmer McNamara Constance Clayton Agnes Garofalo Dante Bisbano for tonight's school auditorium exhibition and entertainment event.
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Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Frank Pagano
Vincent Berreto
Hilario Moniz
Mabel DeCosta
Benny Peckham
Norman Rene
Minnie Perry
Elmer McNamara
Constance Clayton
Agnes Garofalo
Dante Bisbano
St Mary's Church Schedules Summer Masses Across Island
Five masses will be held on Sunday mornings at St Mary's with times 7 9 8 9 11 a m and Benediction at 11. Fr Michael J Ryan pastor announces summer services also at Prudence Island R C Church at 9 each Sunday. Fr Ryan and Rev Lawrence Deery alternate at the island service, with priests from the Columban Seminary assisting.
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St Mary's Church
Michael J Ryan
Ryan
Prudence Island R. C
Lawrence Deery
St Mary’s
Columban Seminary
Town Wins 105918 Federal Grant for New Andrews Memorial School
Bristol receives a $105,918 PWA grant approved by President Roosevelt to fund the Andrews Memorial School construction. Site clearing will begin soon as the school board plans vocational facilities and expanded gym and classrooms to serve up to 360 high school students in coming years.
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PWA
B.favll
Theodore F Green
Alme J. Forand
Jeremiah M. O'Connell
Roosevelt
Bristol
Andrews Memorial School
Charles B Rockwell
Rotary Club
Hotel Belvedere
Colt Memorial High School
Rockwell
Smaorkbywa
Spotol Rendau
Suel
Independence Day Parade Draws 300 Troops From Navy and Army
Bristol announces a July 5 celebration with two military bands and 300 personnel excluding National Guard units. Fort Adams Rhode Island will contribute 10 soldiers and a band while 200 sailors and a band come from the Naval Training Station Newport. James F Meiggs leads the committee with Col Earl C Webster promising additional Coast Artillery units beyond Battery C to participate.
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Bristol
Ft Adams
Rhode Island
Naval Training Station
Newport
James F Meiggs
Earl C Webster
243Rd Coast Artillery
St Marys School Graduates Receive Diplomas Tonight
Twenty four members of the St Marys Parochial school graduating class will receive diplomas at exercises in St Marys Church auditorium. Rev Michael J Ryan will present diplomas and Rev Lawrence Deer will deliver the principal address. Class saluta torian is Marcia B Gifford and valedictorian is Josephine M Kerr.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
St Mary's Church
Michael J Ryan
Lawrence Deer
Marcia B Gifford
Harold W Gifford
Josephine M. Kerr
Walter Kerr
Nathan Hale
Madeline Neiderer
Regina Farley
Viola Anderson
Frank L. Doran
Arthur Joseph Belanger
Joseph Michael Belanger
Robert Matthew Bottomley
Edward Robert Cardoza
William James Cashin
James Joseph Connery
Charles Allen Coggeshall
John Thomas Drainville
Earl George Gladue
Edmund Henry Morin
Harold Thomas Sylvester
James Edward Toolhn
Mildred Cecelia Demers
Dorothea Veronica Doran
Clare Elise Foster
Marcia Bernice Gifford
Josephine Mary Kerr
Rita Theresa Langello
Elvira Patricia Lewis
Mary Elizabeth McMillan
Florence Patricia Owen
Bertha Mary Samson
Lorraine Theresa Sousa
Muriel Barbara ‘Trudell
Change in Sunday services at State Street M E Church
Pastor M W Toppin announced a revised Sunday schedule. Church school starts at 9 30 a m, worship follows at 10 45 a m, shifting earlier times, and the evening service is suspended for the summer.
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State Street M. E
M. W. Toppin
Toppin
Independence Readings Highlight local senior at ceremony
Independence reader is a senior from Colt Memorial High School at Constitution Street. Arthur M. and Mrs. McCaw announce her selection to read the Declaration of Independence at Independence Day exercises July 5 in front of Reynolds School.
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Arthur M. McCaw
Constitution Street
Colt Memorial High School
Reynolds School
Sun Never Sets On Old Glory Across the World
The piece notes that while Britain claims a sun never sets on its empire, the United States also has flags flying worldwide. It argues American commerce and influence reach every corner, with the Stars and Stripes seen at U.S. marines locations and American embassies, consulates, islands, or protectorates until sunset.
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U.ofml
Globe
America
U.S
Flag Raising Across Military Posts Worldwide
Three hours after Marines on the east coast raise the flag, comrades at San Diego and Pacific posts salute as colors reach the top of the staff. Two and a half hours later the ceremony repeats across Hawaii. Over five hours pass before the flag is lifted at far flung army and navy stations including the Philippines and China.
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New York
Boston
Norfolk
San Diego
Pacific Seaboard
Hawaiian Islands
Army
Philipes
Agiing
China
Wee
Stars and Stripes Flies Over European Waters at Dawn
In the early morning hours the Star Spangled Banner appears above naval vessels in European waters. The flag remains raised until sunset, standing as a symbol of protection and justice for those under its folds.
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Europe
European
Custom decrees flag lowered at night across Capitol complex
The rule states the national flag is officially flown at night only over three buildings in the United States. It is raised over the east front of the National Capitol, and on the west fronts of the House and Senate Office Buildings. The flag flies over the latter two only when either chamber is in session or during a recess.
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America
National Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Sénate
Foul Ball Frenzy Costs Clubs Big Money
The crowd revels in chaotic grabs as foul balls fly into stands while field staff struggle to recover them. Analysts estimate clubs lose about $7500 yearly to balls batted over fences and into bleachers and grandstands, fueling a popular pastime of pocketing the prize.
Tr ing a Major League Ball Cost and Ball Hawk Odds
A major league baseball costs 1.25 dollars while the article riffs on the ordinary nine inning game and the number of balls that soar over the stands.
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Tyrone Power
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J. Edw. Bromberg
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Walter Pidgeon
Lowell Thomas
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Lloyd Nolan
Lets Get Married
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Ralph Bellamy
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PM. J. Ryan
Colt High School
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ST. Mary's School
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