YMCA athletic carnival party at Rockwell Hall
About 80 people attended a chafing dish social after the YMCA athletic carnival. Rufus Murray acted as toastmaster and introduced Rev. Dr. Locke and other speakers. Prizes and medals were awarded for attendance and athletic contests, and a one act comedy closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Murray
John W. Best
Rockwell Hall
Women’s Auxiliary
R. H. Dunbar
E. J. Robertson
L. C. Bradshaw
C. B. Rockwell
Murray
Robertson
Night Hawks
Fred Wilbur
Charles West
Harold Newman
Rennie Sawyer
Clarence Osterberg
Frances Buck
Fall River
Madaline
Raynolics
June Rockwell
Fxe Mar Cole
Jean Herrmann
Helen Waldron
First Baptist Church Holds Children's Day Program
The First Baptist Church hosted a Children's Day in the auditorium Sunday at 7 30 pm. Readings, recitations, and songs featured Bertha Alger, Helen Alger, Evelyn Pedley, and Esther Luther among others with supervision by Mrs Harold Pedley and Otis Bailey Sr. The program closed with On Our Way Rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pedley
Otis Bailey
Bertha Alger
Helen Alger
Evelyn Pedley
Esther Luther
Donations Acknowledged for Bristol Children's Home
May and June donations listed including clothing from Mrs Wm L Manchester chicken rolls from Mrs Wm T ODonnell sugar from Mrs O L Bosworth cream from Mrs Samuel Kinder and sewing services from Mrs Rockwell and Mrs Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Wm. L. Manchester
Wm T. O'Donnell
O. L. Bosworth
Samuel Kinder
Rockwell
King Philip Restaurant Nin3 Triumphs In Hard Fought Contest
Clever pitching by Ray Berry and heavy hitting from Rip Conway and Sal Sevigny powered Sab Alesio's King Philip Restaurant nine to a 3 to 0 win over Kid Hope's National India Rubber Co. last evening on the common. It was the third shutout of the season for the rubber workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Berry
Waldorf Clothing Co
Providence
Rip” Conway
Sal Sevigny
Sab _ Alesio
King Philip Restaurant
Kid Hope
National India Rubber Co
Attempt to Burn Building Frustrated by Owner
An attempt to set fire to a Wheeling Street farm building occupied by Mr and Mrs Thomas Mahoney was frustrated when Mahoney awakened by a noise saw a car leaving his yard and flames. He notified the operator, a general alarm sounded, Bristol fire companies responded, and Mahoney kept the blaze under control with a garden hose before the firemen arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Avenas
Thomas Mahoney
Mr Mahoney
Mahoney
Fragmentary historical suggestion on a battle topic
A student quotes a suggestion about a historic battle and discusses the clash as a contested issue. The fragmentary text captures debate over whether the battle should be fought at a certain level in a class discussion.
Rome's Reach Across Nations of the Former Empire
The text lists nations once within the Roman empire including Great Britain Spain Portugal France Germany Italy Austria Albania Switzerland Egypt and the Balkan states reflecting the historical breadth of Roman influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Albania
Switzerland
Egypt
Balkan Ctatea
Birds Recount Arctic to Antarctic Journeys and Hummingbird Winters
The arctic tern makes a 22 000 mile annual round trip from the Arctic to the Antarctic region. The hummingbird of North America winters in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Antarctic
North America
South America
Laughter's Revelation in Chinatown Sage Quote
A Washington Star fragment notes Prudence greeting a sage of Chinatown who says humor reveals our inner weakness by exposing the mental process of amusement. The playful remark emphasizes how laughter discloses human frailty and thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Politician Faces Dissension Amid Health Concerns
A Charlotte News item notes a politician contending with internal discord while in poor health, drawing parallels to a man of fragile condition. The brief underscores strain within political ranks and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte News
Health and Life Outcomes Tied to Early Upbringing
Dr. Roger Dennett argues that many life shortcomings stem from physical defects preventable by intelligent parenting, highlighting early health and wellness as crucial to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Dennett
Death of Warren boxer George Caisse noted
George Caisse of Warren, former New England amateur light heavyweight champion, died at a young age. He gained a strong reputation for sportsmanship and spent four years competing around Providence. In 1929 30 he won the New England 160 I Ib title in Boston, sharing the stage with Warren teammate Jimmy Abbruzzese, who claimed the 147 Ibs title.
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George Caisse
Warren
New England
Caisse
Providence
George
Boston
Jimmy Abbruzzesse
Butler La Fazia wedding at St Marys Church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Butler daughter of Mrs Margaret Butler of Bradford Street married Anthony Louis La Fazia son of Mr and Mrs Louis LaFazia of Hughesdale Rhode Island this morning at St Marys Church. The bride wore pink point d esprit and carried pink sweet peas and lilies of the valley with attendant Miss Mary Trainor. The groom was attended by Louis Ferri. The couple plan a move to 143 Bradford Street and will reside in this town after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Mary Elizabeth Butler
Margaret Butler
Bradford Street
Anthony Louis la Fazia
Louis LaFazia
Hughesdale
Mary Trainor
Miss Hill
Louis Ferri
R. Y
White Mountains
St Mary's Parochial School
Colt Memoral High School
National India Rubber Co
R I
R I School of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences
This Town
Fourth of July Committee Plans Twilight League Game
Arrangements are being made for July 3 a baseball game between the NI R Club of the Twilight League and a crew team from the U S Cincinnati to anchor in the harbor for the Fourth celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NI R
US. S
Cincinnati
Frankie Sousa Leads Darcey Athletics to Sunday Win
Frankie Sousa the Bristol hurler pitched the Darcey Athletics to an 8 2 victory over Oregon AC of New Bedford Sunday afternoon. It was Sousa's third win of the week after defeats of Jarvis Drugs in Newport Monday and a Bristol Two win against Collins Aikman Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Sousa
Bristol
Darcey Athletics
Providence
Oregon AC
New Bedford
Frankie
Newport
Jarvis Drugs
Collins & Aikman
Bristol Brown to Box at Queensboro Stadium Long Island City
Local featherweight Nick Bristol Brown who was set for an open air bout in Westerly on June 23 is now signed to face a worthy opponent at Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, in a near future boxing show.
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Nick “Bristol” Brown
Westerly
Queensboro Stadium
Long Island City
Norom
Providence Eyes Return of Eastern League Ball Club
Discussion centers on placing a Providence team in the Eastern League to represent the city. Proponents argue the city’s strong base ball following should draw well, citing large crowds at amateur and twilight league games as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Fourth of July Chief Marshal Named for Parade
Fourth of July committee appoints Carl Haffenreffer as chief marshal. A sub committee to arrange the water battle includes Fire Chief Robert J Aemersane and Dace Dwrer cand Matew Brito. Local and out of town fire companies may participate. Newport Naval Training Station and other groups pledge entries. Events begin at Hotel Belvedere balcony at 4 30 pm with the water battle at 5 pm. A baseball game between top league teams is set for June 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Haffenreffer
Robert J Aemersane Dace Dwrer
Cand Matethew Brito
Defiance
Everreadys
Vigilants
Appenaug
Rough & Readers
Warren
Newport Naval Training Station
Defiance Hose Co Kearnes
Bristol
Belvedere
Twilight League big game sets Fourth clash for Independence Day
Bill Cooper slated to pitch tomorrow as East Providence Town Team meets King Philip Restaurant in a pivotal Twilight League showdown. The early week matches shape the race for first and second place ahead of the Independence Day celebration with LaFazia Drug Store facing NIT R. Co in the final game shaping the Fourth of July lineup.
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Bill Cooper
King Philip
Collins & Aikmangd
Wll
Wil
Paul Cooper
East Providence
Hns
King Philp
Cooper
Providence
Alesio
al Leach
IC 1
Bill Bull
Newport
LaFazia Drug Store Nine
R. Co
London Lord Mayor’s Salary and Banquet Costs Revealed
The London lord mayor earns £50,000 annually and spends £20,000 on the yearly banquet. Official estimates put the office expenses at least twice the salary, highlighting the high cost of the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Quiet wedding unites Lillian Munroe and Ralph Trott
Miss Lillian Munroe wed Ralph Trott Saturday at the bride's mother's home on Wood Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Hurd of the Church of the Nazarene. The couple plans to reside in Bristol and Trott works as a chemist at NR Co. The bridal party includes Doris Munroe as bridesmaid and Gilbert Shaw as best man. A wedding supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Munroe
Ralph Trott
Wood Street
Doris Munroe
Gilbert Shaw
Trott
Hurd
Church of the Nazarene
N R Co
Bristol
Marabello Fortin unite in East Providence marriage
Natale Marabello of East Providence married Esther Fortin at Our Lady of Laurette Church. The bride wore white chiffon with orange blossom veil and white rose bouquet. Bridesmaid Rose Di Gianni wore green organdie and carried yellow tea roses. Best man was Carmelo Marabello. The couple plans a New York and Connecticut motor trip and will live in East Providence where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelo Marabello
New York
Connecticut
East Providence
Langello Kosiar wedding at St Casimar's Church
Warren John Barbara Kosar and Frank Raymond Langello were married Monday at St Casimar's Church in Warren. Rev Fr Rozpad officiated. Attendants were John Langella and his wife. After a wedding trip to New York and Boston the couple will reside at 9 Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Casimar’s
Warren John Barbara Kosar
Frank Raymond Langello
Walter JT Rozpad
St . Casimar's
John Langella
New York
Boston
Union Street
This Town
Obituary John H Byrnes Resident of Bristol Dies at 72
John H Byrnes 72 long time Ireland native and Spanish American War veteran died Sunday at Rhode Island Hospital after four years in Bristol. He lived with his sister Mrs Brid get Waters on Bay View avenue and was uncle to Representative Thomas H Byrnes. Funeral 830 Thursday from his home then St Marys Church with a solemn high mass. Burial in St Marys Cemetery Chestnut street Bristol.
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John H Byrnes
Rhode Island
Byrnes
Bridget Waters
Bay View Avenue
Thomas H Byrnes
Ireland
Bristol
Birnes
Worcester
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
Chestnut Street
Reception Night at the Senior Social Echoes
The writer recalls a warm summer senior reception with many dances and a busy night. Students like Ray Sartini Olive Machado Art LaCasse and Dorothy Conley share moments on the floor while reporters note a crowded social, generous ice cream, and thanks to Miss Callan for access. It ends with the verdict IT WAS SWELL.
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Ray Sartini
Olive Machado
al LeClerc
Marge Campbell
Fred Vera
Olive Freitas
Rus Aiken
Mary Byrnes
Morris Levy
Regina Farley
Art LaCasse
Dorothy Conley
Johnnie Andrade
Lulu Pereira
Herbie Burnham
Persis Dolloff
Nuts
Joe Margo
Lucy Pagnano
John Rego
Lena Giustiany
T J O'Brien
Molly Gallagher
Julius Palmer
Shirley Newman
Bill Crowley
Louis Silvia
Irene Toplin
Joe Guire
Chas, Pendleton
Charlotte Manchester
Eddie LeClerc
Marion Exley
Eddie
Sid Dunbar
Edna Demars
Eddie James St. Angelo
Evelyn Toplin
Guy Proto
Frances West
Les Eisenstadt
Ed Levy
Miss Sherman
Ancient Cracow University Keeps Poland's Sports Flow Alive
The historic Cracow university sustains a half millennium tradition with 708 students enrolled today. Classes run full, exams proceed, and attendance remains voluntary as students choose to attend or stay away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Cracow University
Poland
Iso
Not Easily Acquired
A quotation from Thomas Arnold emphasizes that real knowledge and high-value insight must be earned through effort thought and proof rather than being obtained easily. The passage underscores the value of diligence in learning and understanding.
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Thomas Arnold
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First Baptist Church
Frrors
Marsden
Hough
Remick
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Moore
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Smusz
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Conway
KFP. Restaurant
Restaurant
Mauorano
Coco
D’angelo
M. Marsden
Ss Sevigny
P D'Ambrosia
Rinaldi
Desilets
MR Coab
Ib Po
Gallagher
M Andrade
C Kelley
Stevens
Ss Borges
Rf LeClerc
Rf Moore
Eee
Tfams Wit
Lafazia—Butler
Trott—Munroe
Langello—Kosiar
John H. Byrnes
Noah
FE. A. Skinner
Hope St
R. I
Newm Bros
Ian
S. S. Pierce
5 & Pierce
S. A. Pierce
Keebler
Huntley & Palmer
Rmerw
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