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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1931

Page

3

Board of Directors outlines committees and future plans

The document lists board members and the appointed sub committees with chairs for programs membership budget constitution and by laws new industries retail activities civic betterment community chest transportation aviation fire prevention clean up public safety Americanization publicity historical industrial relations public relations harbor development and more. The tone urges patience and optimism for Bristol's future and cautions careful choice of industries to attract.

Bristol Hapeteineas Metas Gestne H. Se R. Magee Fred E. Sazthan Roswell S. Bosworth Getchell Maurice C. Simith Joseph Pérrone George H. Baldwin Prograne W. oFred Williams, Jr Ehairtfidn Earl P. Mathewson John R. Magee Lee Bernard, Jr Joseph Perroni Peter Bonvicin Frank L. Doran Daniel J. Sullivan Norton M. Zinderstein Edward L. Leahy James T Pierce Edward D. Kunz New Industries C. C. Getchell George T. Ingram Manuel Tavares Sebastian Bernard Max Makowsky Frank M .Dimond Howard R. Newman Robert B. Suzman McClellan ‘Stores Civic Betterment Anthony R

Obituary of Miss Althea Taft of Mendon Massachusetts

Word arrives of the death of Miss Althea Taft at her Mendon home in Massachusetts Sunday evening. She was the daughter of Putnam W Taft longtime Bristol Neck schoolteacher after whom the Taft School was named. She was in her 83rd year and survived by a sister Miss Helen Taft. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from her Mendon home.

Althea Taft Mendon Mass Taft Putnam W. Taft Bristol Neck Helen Taft

Birth of Cecilia Gertrude Brunelli in town

A daughter named Cecilia Gertrude Brunelli was born on June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brunelli of 33 Borden Avenue.

Brunelli Cecilia Gertrude Albert Brunelli Borden Avenue

Amd Cares Less The Early American Settler

A Detroit News note recalls a grandfatherly figure seen nightly around the general store as the fate of the nation is touched by local life and memory. A grandson remains unsure of his own path amid changing times and duties in the community.

Detroit News

In-Laws Solomon Alleged to Have Wives and Lyrics

A Spectator quip notes Solomon had 1000 wives and 1005 songs, while an office cynic wonders what the remaining five grievances were. The remark frames biblical lore with a pointed humorous aside.

Solomon Hamilton Ontaffio

Schmeling Stribling Bout Draws Local Interest Before Fourth

The article previews the world heavyweight title fight at Cleveland Stadium between Max Schmeling and Willie Stribling. It lists measurements and notes Schmeling as slight favorite, with Stribling possibly winning if the bout lasts the full distance. Also covers a busy local baseball week with four games featuring Collins & Aikman, N. I. R. Co, Bristol Town Team, U S S Cincinnati sailors, and other contenders for the 1931 pennant.

Cleveland Stadium Max Schmelling Germany Willie Stribling Atlanta Georgia Schmelling Stribling Bof Ares Adende Teuton Collins & Aikman Bristol Town U. S. S. Cincinatti Bristol

Twilight League to Decide Future After July Fourth Game

Rumors say the Twilight League may disband after the July Fourth contest not confirmed by managers. One manager plans to ask the league treasurer to tally net proceeds to gauge profitability before deciding to continue or fold. Tonight on the common a former Colt High lineup faces North Dighton high school in a Twilight game.

Colt High North Dighton Mass

Kearney Post Junior baseball team upset by Jamestown Legion

The Kearney Post Junior baseball team lost to Jamestown Legion Post 10 to 9 in a Sunday game at home. Early season optimism faded after a single win, as they dropped all remaining games.

Kearney Post Jamestown Legion Post

Matchmaker Sam Price Cards Big Bally King in Tiverton

Matchmaker Sam Price of Marks Stadium at Tiverton has substituted Tommy King of Fall River to meet Babe Herman of California on Friday night. King replaces Billy Lynch who cut his eye training. In 32 pro fights King has one loss to Frankie Hennessey in Fall River. The undercard features Hy Diamond, Patsy Buffalo, Jimmy Abbruzzesse, Eddie Briscoe, and Albion Holden vs Manny Sousa with Fall River rivals prominent.

Sam Price Marks Warren Eddie Briscoe Malden Albion Holden Attleboro Manny Sousa Fall River

Greeks Keep Sacred Anchor Afloat Aboard Ancient Vessel

The ancient Greeks kept a sacred anchor aboard their ships, a trusted ritual device that was never lowered except in grave danger, serving as a safeguard during perilous seas and battles.

Beaver’s Tail Powers Its Remarkable Skill

The beaver uses its strong tail muscles to swing the tail in nearly any direction. This adaptation aids balance, propulsion, and alarm signaling, showcasing how the tail serves multiple crucial functions in its behavior.

Colombian Congress Votes Pension for Bolivar Rejected

The Colombian congress approved a pension of 320000 for Simon Bolivar The Liberator but he did not accept the offer. This reflects early 19th century political negotiations over veteran leaders and state support.

Congress Simon Bolivar

Mighty East Indian Lizards Challenge Titans of Strength

An article in Pearson's Weekly highlights a 100 pound go-samp lizard in Calcutta that seized a twelve foot python, pinning it by the neck until the reptile freed itself. It contrasts lizard power with bulldogs mastiffs hyenas and a massive 1800 pound turtle whose head and fingers were bitten.

Pearson's Weekly Calcutta Frank Bullen

Symbolic metallurgical theory in Song of Nibelungs

German historian Carl Ludwig Ants argues the Song of the Nibelungs encodes mining and metalwork motifs. He interprets Siegfried’s dragon fight as mining struggle and Brunhilde as tin queen, with copper king Gunther and Alberich the miner revealing ore secrets.

Worms Siegfried Brunhilde Brittany Iceland Gunther Alberich

Erasmus and Dean Colet Visit St Nicholas Alms Box Tale

The 16th century scholars Erasmus and Dean Colet visited St Nicholas almshouse in England. A monk asked them to kiss a holy relic before water sprinkling. The relic was a shoe part of St Thomas of Canterbury. Colet reacted with heat while Erasmus remained courteous and donated a sum to the alms box, which became known as The Erasmus Alms Box.

Erasmus Dean Colet St Paul's School St. Nicholas’ Almshouse England Loviv Boston Transcript St.Thomas of Canterbury

Getting Deaf Hypochondriac Worries About Hearing Loss

A local hypochondriac fears deafness though medical reassurance says otherwise. He buys an earphone to test aids, prompting colleagues to whisper around him. He argues with his doctor about the real danger.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Properly Southern States and the Mason-Dixon Boundary

The Mason-Dixon line marked the prewar boundary between free and slave states. Southern states include Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kentucky Maryland and Delaware. The Mississippi River forms Missouri's eastern boundary while the Missouri River divides the state.

Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia North Carolina Carona Florida Alabama Tennessee Mississippi Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kentucky Marsland Delaware Homdary

Making a Market and the Expansion of Trade Networks

This passage defines a market as any gathering of buyers and sellers for a commodity and notes that direct contact is not required. It explains that communication technologies such as telegraphy telephone and wireless have broadened market reach and opportunities.

New York Stock Exchange

Druggists Triumph Over NLR In Free Hitting Contest

Jack LaFazia's Drug Store nine defeated Kid Hope's National India Rubber Co 9 to 3 before over 2000 fans. Frankie Sousa pitched effectively with strong hitting support from Lefty Greenwood and Nuts Le Maire, as the Druggists moved within half a game of Collins & Aikman.

Jack LaFazia Kid Hope National India Rubber Company Collins & Aikman Hope Glenglon Pawtucket Stevens Unkusky Ripper Warren Frankie Sousa Greenwood Lemaire Colt High Star Sousa Bennie Smusz Remick Kearney Post Jake Ruippel Bill Smart Harvard University Louie Kelley

LaFazia Drugs Edged In Low-Scoring Baseball Game

LaFazia Drugs 3 and NI Co 3 on errors as Sousa and Remick each strike out four. Lemaire Biancuzzo Gladue Smusz steal and Green wood hits power the offense with Notte and Sousa turning double plays. Umpires Minorano and Gutowski. time 1 hour 37 minutes. Ran for Gladue in second.

C Stevens Smart Andrade J. Rippel Sousa Remick II Lemaire Biancuzzo Gladue Smusz Greenwood Young Notte Remick Kelley Stevens LeClerc Ruropel Gallagher Andrade P Smusz Unkusky

Large Crowd Attends Colt Alumni Ball in Bristol

About two hundred guests attended the second annual ball given by the Bristol Colt Alumni Association in the Colt Memorial High School auditorium on Friday evening. Music was by a Providence orchestra. The arrangements committee included James Ruggerio as chair, Miss Nora E Dwyer, Harry W Munro, Miss Mary M Connors, Dr Ralph J Petrucci, Miss Margaret F Nerone, Mrs M Theresa Donovan, Mrs Marjorie B Burke, Miss Marguerite Brogan, Edward J Rinaldi, Harry S Young Jr, Augustine B Nerone, Frank J Rinaldi and C J Maisano.

Bristol-Colt/ Alumni Association Colt Memorial High School Providence James Ruggeiio Nora E. Dwyer Harry W. Munro Mary M. Connors Ralph J. Petrucci Margaret F. Nerone M. Theresa Donovan Marjorie B. Burke Marguerite Brogan Edward J. Rinaldi Harry S. Young, Jr Augustine B. Nerone Frank J. Rinaldi C. J. Maisano

Morris Coggeshall Marries Edward Morris at St Marys Church

In St Marys Church last Thursday morning Reverend Thomas J. Gillan united Miss Mary Emily Coggeshall and Edward L. Morris in marriage. The couple will reside at 120 Hope Street. The bride, born in town, is a Colt Memorial High and Bryant & Stratton graduate who worked at National India Rubber Company. she belongs to Hope Circle, Daughters of Isabella. The groom, a Bristol native, is a member of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus.

Morris—Coggeshall St Mary’s Church Thomas J. Gillan Mary Emily Coggeshall George W. Coggeshall Edward L. Morris State Street Josephine M. Coggeshall Stephen Coggeshall Hope Street Colt Memorial High Bryant & Stratton Business College National India Rubber Company Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella Bristol Bristol Council Knights of Columbus

Two Workmen Jinjured In Warren Cave In

William Cabral of Perry Place Warren and Tony Costa of Warren were buried up to their shoulders when a ditch caved in Thursday afternoon. Fellow workers freed them after about thirty minutes. Dr. John J. Conway of Warren treated the men, finding only scrapes and bruises with no broken bones.

William Cabral Perry Plat Tony Costa Warren John J. Conway

Mabel Pereira Weds John Sylvia Fidalgo in St Elizabeths Church

Miss Mabel Pereira daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Pereira of Third School Street marries John Sylvia Fidalgo at St Elizabeths Church in this town. Rev Francisco G Vieira officiates. Attendant Miss Agnes Fidalgo wears pink satin. Bridegroom Virginia Perry attend. After a breakfast at the bride’s home a reception followed. They plan a bridal trip to Old Orchard Maine and the White Mountains and will reside at 15 Third School Street after July 3. Fidalgo plays guard for the Olympian Club of the local YMCA.

Fidalgo—Pereira St. Elizabeth's Church Mabel Pereira Manuel Pereira John Sylvia Fidalgo Francisco G. Vieira Agnes Fidalgo Virginia Perry Dighton Mass Old Orchard Maine White Mountains Third School Street Olympian

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