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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

11

Bristol sanitarian Mancieri honored Navy service record

Nicholas Saverio Mancieri, 37, named sanitarian for Bristol health department, discharged from the U S Navy in December 1945 with the rating of Pharmacist. He served aboard the USS Bunker Hill, earned multiple medals, and after the war worked at U S Rubber Co and as a bartender. He is a Bristol High School 1940 graduate, married with three children.

Nicholas Saverio Mancieri Bristol Health Department U.S. Navy US. Navy Hospital Norfolk Philadelphia Naval Hospital Uss Bunker Hill Bunker H' Tne Bugker Hill Naval Service Amelia Area Bunker Fill Mancer Bristol Senor High School Harker Ave U S Rubber Co

Bristol Chapter DAR Names Committees for Coming Year

At a Bristol Chapter DAR meeting the chairmen for the coming year were announced across multiple committees including American Indian American Music Approved Schools DAR and DAR Miss Louise DeWolf and others. Two membership candidates were presented and accepted but their names will remain secret until approval by the national organization.

Bristol DAR Clara W Ashley Ethel Ainsworth Frederick Dick Louise DeWolf Mary Ingraham DAR Good Citizen Eleanor T Munro DAR Magazine William Bowen DAR Museum Leonard A Waitt Almy Ethel Copeland Emil Klein Kleed Hasbrouck Ingraham Copeland Evelyn Carter

Walter Dolliver speaks at Rotary Club on Rhode Island Legion Town camp

Walter Dolliver, business manager, reviews the Legion Town of Rhode Island, Inc. project at a Rotary Club meeting. The Charlestown summer camp, once wartime CCC and military buildings, now seeks funds for renovation. Open to boys ages 10 to 15, sponsorship can come from Legion Posts or parents. The program runs four two week sessions in July and August under seasoned counselors. Albert A. Edmonds, longtime Kearney Post member, serves on the board. Dept. Comdr. John J. Sylvia heads the camp.

Arthur Marley Legion Town of Rhode Island, Inc Walter Dolliver Rotary Club White Rail Charlestown CCC Dolliver Legion Post Albert A. Edmonds Kearney Bristol John J. Sylvia

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