Fined and Costs for Sylvia After Accident
Raymond Sylvia 52 Court Street was fined 50 dollars and costs for leaving the scene of an accident and 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving at a Fifth District Court special session. He was arrested by Warren police after sideswiping a sedan operated by Dennis F Bristow, Warren Highway Surveyor. The report also mentions unrelated historical text about the Parthenon and Pericles.
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Raymond Sylvia
Court Street
Fifth District Court
The
Secon
Sylvia
Warren
Dennis F. Bristow
Public Playgrounds Open Next Monday At Callan Lot
The Board of Recreation plans the season opening next Monday at Cal lan playground. To provide shade the site will move 50 feet west near a stonewall, with benches and a large sandbox added. New swimming instructor Miss Jeannette F E Salzano will work morning at the beach and afternoons at the common playground.
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Callan
Gen. Calan
Board of Recreation
Marguerite Kennedy
Jeannette FE Salzano
Theresa Sullivan
George R_ Fish
Kathleen Barton
Edgar Davis
James Connors, Jr
Domenic Langell
LH Callan
Obituary for Nora F Hassett of Providence Age 57
Nora F Hassett age 57 died suddenly Sunday at her home 679 Prairie avenue Providence. Her body was brought here for burial in the family lot at St Marys Cemetery after funeral services at St Michaels Providence. She was wife of John A Hassett and mother of five sons and two daughters. Survivors include John Windsor Vermont Joseph Newport Rhode Island and William Alfred James Providence. daughters Mrs John Aimmerley and Mrs Philip LeFleur Providence. Red Cross records note she was the youngest mother at the time of World War II to have five sons ready for service. Bearers listed from this town and nearby cities.
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Nora F Hassett
Prairie Avenue
Providence
St Marys‘’s
St Michael's Church
Hassett
John A Hassett
John
Windsor
Joseph
Newport
William
Alfred
James
John Aimmerley
Philip LeFleur
American Red Cross
Town
Martin and
Joseph Walsh
Bristol
Michael Malone
John McCann
James Donnell
Ever Readys Receive Flag at Apponaug Firehouse
At the Wednesday event at the Ever Reads Fire Company 9 headquarters on Thames street the Vigilant Fire Company of Apponeau presented a large American flag to reward Ever Readys for having the most members at the Apponaug Company's April fire. Foreman Martin Maher accepted the flag as 25 plus members attended. The program featured Edward Caron and others performing instruments with dancing acts and refreshments served by the committee chaired by John Fzarkertch.
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Fver Reads Fire Company 9
Thames Street
Appenau
Apponaug
Martin Maher
Apponaug Fire Company
Edward Caron
Appenaug
John Martan
Antone Martin
Frank Dion
John Really
Arthur Belmore
John Fzarkertch
Resignation Accepted at First Congregational Church
Rev John J Goodacre resigns as pastor with July 1 effectiveness. Members vote to continue his salary until September and to hire Rev Ho M Graetz as supply pastor for July and August while a permanent pastor is sought.
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John J Goodacre
First Congregational Church
Memorial Chapel
Altho
Mr Goodacre
Ho M Graetz
Roundabout Legislation on Repealing Amendments
The article asserts no constitutional provision allows repealing an amendment and notes no amendment has ever been repealed. It states the only path to undo an amendment is to pass a new amendment nullifying the prior one, a view shared by most authorities.
Known by Various Names in Military Flag Terms
The piece lists four terms for flags used in the military: flag general term, color carried by unmounted units, standard carried by mounted or motorized units, and ensign flown on ships and small craft.
Leave It To Polly staged by Goldenrod Troop 1 Scouts
Girl Scouts of Goldenrod Troop 1 presented a two act play Leave It To Polly at Colt Memorial High School auditorium before about 250 attendees. Under Miss M Theresa Sullivan and with Colt Memorial High School Orchestra, the cast featured Kathleen Mott as Polly and Mae Ker shaw as Miss Priscilla Kitten. The production, sponsored by the Girl Scout Council, showcased musical numbers and dances, with scenes on a Halloween party and its non Halloween resolution.
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Colt © Memorial High School
Goldenrod Troop 1
Girl Scouts of America
M Theresa Sullivan
Colt Memorial High School
Viella McKay
Lillian
Ruth Molask
Miss Kitten
Carolina Moon
Gertrude Evers
Margaret Pevin
Kathleen Mott
Edith Kershaw
Hope Cote
Barbara Wells
Ruth Molasky
Virginia Scott
Jessie Sanford
Octavia Harding
Frances West
Annie
Marion Easterbrook
Hilda Mason
Lillian Martin
Ruth Molaskyv
Ina Sinclair
Vivian Winthrop
Mae Newman
Jawendolyn Brown
Jane Armstrong
Betts Leighton
Peggy Enwright
Mary Ann Meredith
Polly
Elizabeth Mathe
Apple Popular Fruit Journey from Europe to America
The text notes apples as part of the rose family and mentions their cultivation across the globe. It states apples were likely introduced to England and that colonists brought them to America in 1620. It estimates U S annual production at about 200 million bushels.
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Globe
England
America
United States
Estate of Alfred Hill probate notice Bristol Massachusetts
Probate court admits last will and testament of Alfred Hill of Bristol and appoints Elizabeth S Grinnell executrix. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol Probate Court clerk beginning June 25th 1929. John W Church is the clerk of the court.
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Bristol
Alfred Hill
John W Church
Elizabeth S Grinnell
Whelden Ave
Providence
Annie M Hell
William T . Donnell
Union Street
Rhode Island
Stephen J Clulee
Attleboro
Maas
Hugh M. Devlin
Main Street
Pawtucket
R. I
Corre
John W. Church
Attleboro Trust Company
Mass
Administration Notice Estate of Stephen J. Clulee
Estate of Stephen J. Clulee notice dated June 28 seeks probate actions and claims in the county courthouse. Legal filing lists the estate with docket numbers and deadlines for creditors and interested parties.
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Stephen J. Clulee
Salad A Day: varied recipes for healthful meals
The article promotes daily salads with varied uses from main dishes to desserts. It lists Mock Salmon, Kidney Bean, Peaches, Banana and Peanut Butter, and Country Club Salads with ingredients like carrots, nuts, olives, Indian relish, and mayonnaise dressing. It emphasizes health benefits and serving ideas with lettuce beds and garnishes.
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Eastern Park
Bristol
Bristol Broilers
Weber Farm
Swift
R. I
Valencia
Florida
Child asks bishop's automobile license numbers
A child named Bobbie visits a church for the first time and, impressed by the bishop in robes, whispers questions about his identity. He then fixes on the hymn board and asks if the board shows the bishop's automobile license numbers.
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Bobbie
Bihiop
Appetite Guides and Diet Advice
The article argues appetite is the best guide to eating and that craving a dish often indicates it will do good. It notes diets may be necessary but should be prescribed by a doctor and warns against unnecessary dieting causing self doubt.
Do They Learn It After Marriage
A humorous Detra tt News item notes a thoughtful wife learns to hang a basement clothesline in winter so it reliably catches an unsuspecting man at the Adam s apple.
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Detratt
Retipe for Beauty Kindness Habit Reminder
Our Sunday Visitor notes that kindness, like grouchiness, can become habitual. Taking a moment to examine personal habits may reveal whether they reflect true intentions. Cultivating kindness is a habit that can boost happiness and soften facial expressions.
Changes in Moon Phases Near Sun Conjunction
The dark phase of the moon occurs when it is near conjunction with the sun. The moon lies between the sun and earth, presenting its unilluminated face. This period falls between the last quarter and the new moon.
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Earth
Sunflare Prompts Huge Luminous Flares From Surface
Observations describe flames leaping from the sun’s surface at about 20 000 miles per minute with heights reaching as much as 500 000 miles. The phenomena illustrate intense solar activity and dramatic energy release.
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Hope Street
Union
Constitution Street
Mary Silvia
A. A. Edmonds
Hope ST
Bristol, R. I
First National Stores Inc
Ceylon
Formosa
Maine
Prudence
Rumford
Callan Lot
Jeannette Sal
Zano
John A. Hassett
Girl Scout Council
John Herreshoff
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Alfred M Merriman
I. George Cote
J Henry Tuplin
Norton M . Zanderstein
Henry DeWolf Allen
Mollie Hammill
Henry L. Sanford
E A . Currier
Annie M. Bell
Hermon F Breili
E. 41St St
Hooklyn
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heinz Company
India
Yash
Philadelphia
Newman Bros