Diplomas Awarded at St Marys Parochial School
At St Marys Church Sunday 26 eighth grade graduates received diplomas and prizes during a 10 45 Mass. Rev Charles Curran reminded students of access to schooling in twentieth century America and the value of religious education. Andrew William Francis won the Rev T J Gillan Memorial Medal and Mary Jose Mello won the girls Medal. Perfect attendance prizes went to five students and Benedict ion followed the ceremony.
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St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Charles C. Curran
America
Father Curran
Francis Joseph Mansi
Roger Leonard Pereira
Edmond Gene Rego
William Alfred Rego
Joseph Borges Toste
Jeemette Marie Carroll
Mary Madeline Botelho
Doris Ann Ethier
Ann Reynolds Head
Mary Louise Greene
Frances Patricia McClure
Patricia Ann McHugh
Mary Jose Mello
Bernardine Frances Morris
Irene Ann Peters
June Marilyn Remieres
Mary Donna Ruggiero
Dolores Ann Serst
Dorothy Ann St. Angelo
Helen Tattrie
Robert Edward Brown
Anthony Timothy Bucclo
Sacred Heart
Moren Top Student In Kyoto American High School Class
Jeanne Moren daughter of Sgt and Mrs A A Moren graduates with top honors at American High School Kyoto where her father serves with the American Army She has accepted a librarian position in the city
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Jeanne Moren
A. A. Moren
American High School
Kyoto
Japan
House Of David To Play Here Thursday
The House Of David nine will visit Guiteras Field Thursday at 8 30 p m to face the Lobster Claw Baseball team in a highly anticipated game under lights. The visitors feature ex major leaguers led by Lefty Mosig and are known for an unorthodox style. The Lobster Claw lineup includes Teet Topazio Vin Santo Hee Massa and others. Admission 60 cents adults 30 cents children under 12.
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House of David Nine
Lobster Claw
Guiteras Field
House of David
Mackery
Chicago Cubs
Mosig
Werth
Bristol A. A
Bristol
Gus Spree
X. Exposito
M. DelPiano
Dick Harding
Destroyers Assigned for Bristol Fourth of July
Two destroyers from the Atlantic Fleet USS Rich and USS Perry have been detailed to visit Bristol over the Fourth of July. Lt. William R. Trotter, a Madison Wisconsin native, serves on the Perry. Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan notes no cruisers or battleships are available. two destroyers will suffice for the celebration.
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Bristol
U.S
Theodore Frankis Green
R. S. Bosworth
Wiliam R Trotter
A. Ramsay Trotter
Madison
Wisconsin
U.ss
U.ss. Perry. the Other Ship Is the U.S.S. Rich
Sen. Green
Roswell Bosworth
Bristol R. L
John L. Sullivan
Navy
Uss. Rich
U.S S. Perry
Secretary of Navy
John G Stewart
Theodore Francis Green
Fourth of July Fund Supports Swanee River Swimming Classes
Swanee River swimming lessons will start July 6 at Kunz’s Pier funded by a community drive totaling $996.00. Mary Castro’s Store, Leo’s Pizzeria, Silver Cafe, Pansa Hardware, Hopkins & King, and local businesses contributed with each donation. Registration for interested residents is on June 23 from 10:00 to 12:00 and June 24 from 1:00 to 3:00 at the Pier. courses cover beginners to advanced, plus junior and senior lifesaving.
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Fred M Dixon
Burnside Lodge
K of P
I . Hopkins & King
Swimming Central Paint & Supply
Jeanette's Record Shop
Pansa'sardware
Leo's Pizzeria
Swanee River
Baptista Brothers Bakery
Mary Castro
Kunz’s Pier
Suesday
Albert's Jewelers Jewelry Sale Announcement
An advertisement for Albert's Jewelers at 366 Wood Street promotes an upcoming jewelry sale with entire stock to be sold. Store hours are listed as Monthru Saturday 4 30 p m to 9 30 p m and Wednesday 4 30 p m to 7 30 p m.
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Albert’s Jewelers
Wood Street
St Louis Cards Stage Try outs Here Next Week
Summer playground program under Anthony E Agatiello opened at the Commons drawing about 250 youths in games and activities. Attendance should rise with the return of Miss Eleanor R Lemaire who attends a summer camp until Monday. Contests include Miss 4th of July open to all girls 16 or older with entry advised to Agatiello.
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E. G. Sturdevant
Jean Vermette
Catherine Brelsford
Ann St. Germain
Ruth Benson
Virginia Liscom
Cecelia Nastri
Beverly Hill
Patricia Pagnano
Betty Bullock
Roaslie Webber
Peggy McCarthy
Fort Adams
Raymond J. Makowsky
Bristol Women’s Club
Anthony J Ferrara
Anthony J Ramos
Lucien Capone
William F. Head
Anthony E. Agatiello
Eleanor R Lemaire
Agatiello
Anthony ‘Agatiello
Bourne St
Reynold
Samuel D. Clark
D.V.A. Capone
Ernie Calverly
Earl Shannnan
Andrew Ezzario
Joseph George
Vincent J. Santo
Cardinals Scout Camp At Guiteras Field In July
The St. Louis Cardinals will host a three day tryout camp at Guiteras Field from July 1 to 3 open to local boys ages 17 to 23. Scouts will watch prospects for possible professional contracts. participants must bring own gloves and shoes if available.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Guiteras
Willi
Sting
Reds
Birds
Guiteras Field
Cardinals
Cardinal
Schoendienst
Marty
Mr. Short
Boéard
Lwas
Bristol
Aeid Cardinals
Red Bird
Joe Cusick
Holy Cross
Star
Cam-panella announce birth of daughter Janice Ellen
Mr and Mrs Samuel R Campanella of 58 Collins Street announce the birth of a daughter named Janice Ellen on Wednesday June 16 at the Lying In Hospital. The mother formerly Emily Formisano.
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Samuel R. Campanella
Collins Street
Janice Ellen
Lying In Hospital
Emily Formisano
Reunion memories at Weakapang Inn and local notices
The fragment recalls a three day reunion at Weakapang Inn rebuilt after the 1938 hurricane with sun and sea views. It notes graduates from Bristol Senior High School and Brown University including Ken Parker and Carminé Campegna, and reports the One Dollar Fund reaching 401 of 500 dollars.
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Weakapang Inn
Bristol Senior High School
Murray
Navy
Yale University
Georgia Tech
Carminé
T. Campegna
Antonio Campagna
Bradford St
Brownrticular Hobby
Public Office University
Uate
Bristol
Famimeo
Ken Parker
Brown
Hopkins Named Community Fund Head
Stephen W. Hopkins was named chairman of the Bristol Community Chest campaign by Charles B. Rockwell. Francois L. deWolf was renamed chairman of the Budget Committee. The board approved the changes and planned a fall campaign with field service from Rhode Island and Pawtucket Chest officials.
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Stephen W. Hopkins
George Holmes Murray Jr
G. H. Holmes
Bristol Community Chest
Hope Sr
Georgia School of 1
Charles B. Rockwell
Hopkins
Francois L. deWolf
Rockwell
Earl G. Sturdevant
Robert J. Connery
Ezra Mason
Harry W. Munro
Rockwell House
Carl Warmington
Rhode Island Community Chest Fund, Inc
George Prosser
Pawtucket Community Chest
Prosser
Community Chest
Warmington
Frederick S. Bartlett
Margaret Andrade
Wesley A. Armstrong
Samuel D. Clark
J. Foster Price
Henry A. Street
Henry Wood
Roswell S Bosworth
Bristol Garden Club prepares June 30 event and August clambake
Coming events include a June 30 Bristol gardens and homes tour with tea and flower arrangements hosted by the Bristol Garden Club. An August 22 clambake is sponsored by the Bristol Republican Town Committee at Rego's Farm.
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Bristol Gardens
The
Bristol Garden ,Club
Bristol
Republican Town Committee
Rego
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