Fourth of July chimes to ring from Mayland organ at church
The First Congregational Church will present a 25 note Mayland organ chimes program for the Fourth of July with Mrs. Cornshaw Anderson volunteering to play. The chimes, amplified from the church tower, will be heard across several blocks. An afternoon and an evening concert feature patriotic and sacred selections including America God Bless America Onward Christian Soldiers Sun of My Soul Now The Day Is Over. The chimes were installed as a memorial to the late James Miller funded by his sister Mrs. Louise Alden.
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Mayland
First Congregational Church
Cornshaw Anderson
James Miller
Louise Alden
Chief Marshall Seeks Mounted Aides for July Parade
Captain Raymond J. Makowsky, chief marshal of the Fourth of July parade, asks for volunteers to serve as mounted aides. Interested participants should contact him immediately to secure a place in the procession.
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Raymond J. Makowsky
Parish School Day Picnic At Church Tomorrow
The church will host a farm day at Our Farm home of Adm and Mrs Hoover tomorrow from 10 AM to 5 PM. A bus will run for those without transport with a Parish House stop, swim periods games and awards planned, ice cream provided and lunches to bring.
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Micheel
Adm
Gilbert C. Hoover
Bristol minister warns of threats to American democracy
The Rev. Alexander Fales, visiting Denver pastor, spoke at the Bristol Rotary Club warning that threats come from figures like Senators Bilbo and Rankin and from restrictions on viewing the Freedom Train. He urged protecting freedom of speech and feeding souls as well as bodies, calling America a promise and a challenge.
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America
Seithin
Fales
Colfax Congregational Church
Denver
Col
Bristol Public Schools
Fojo Jr Wins Gremial Daughters of Portugal Award
Frank R. Fojo Jr. is named winner of the $100 Gremial Daughters of Portugal Award given annually to an outstanding graduate for continued education.
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Frank R. Fojo Jr
Gremial Daughters of Portugal
Obituary Notice of A Newman With Funeral Details
A. Newman of Bristol died Wednesday morning after a bicrline's at his home. Funeral held at J. H. Williams Funeral Home East Providence at one this afternoon. Burial in Hunt Cemetery Rumford. Born June 20 1887 in Bristol to Edward and Mary Haughton Newman. Survived by brother William J. Newman at Benjamin Church Home. Wife Sarah Miller Newman died weeks ago.
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D A. Newman
J. H. Williams
East Providence
Hunt Cemetery
Rumford
Bristol
Edward and
Mary (Haughton) Newman
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
William J. Newman
Benjamin Church
Sarah (Miller) Newman
Open Cars Sought For 4th July Parade
Roswell S. Bosworth the celebration committee chairman asks for open cars and drivers for the 4th of July parade. Some cars have been offered but a few more are still needed and assistance is greatly appreciated.
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Roswell S. Bosworth
Phoenix Printer Celebrates Birth of Son Douglas
Gildo Louis Botello of 11 Seigal Street, a Phoenix job shop printer, announces the birth of his son Douglas to his wife at the Lying In Hospital Providence Tuesday night. Both mother and child are reported doing fine. weight 6 pounds 7 ounces. Mrs Botelho is the former Olga Marshall.
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Phoenix
Gildo Louis Botello
Seigal Street
Douglas
Providence
Botelho
Olga Marshall
Saturday Mornings of Painting for Children Begins
An art series titled Saturday Mornings of Painting starts Saturday July 16 led by Virginia Powel at the Cincinnati Museum of Arts and Sidney Lanier School San Antonio. Classes run four Saturdays 9 30 to 12 in the playhouse 249 Hope street for ages five to twelve with materials supplied.
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Virginia Powel
Cincinnati Museum of Arts
Sidney Lanier School
San Antonio
Playhouse
Hope Street
Henry G. Jackgori to Speak on American Indians Past and Present
On Monday evening at 8 o clock the Bristol Historical Society will hear Henry G. Jackgori secretary of the World War Records Sub division RI State Library speak on Some American Indians Past and Present at Holmes House. Hostess committee led by Mrs Arthur H Carr includes Mrs J S Palmer II Mrs Arthur H Eastman and Mrs Joseph C Hart jwell.
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Bristol: Historical’Society
Henry G. Jackgori
World War Records Subdivision
R. I. State Library
Holmes House
Arthur H. Carr
J. S. Palmer II
Arthur H.eastman
Joseph C. Hartjwell
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