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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1934

Page

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Bristol Council Hears Offer to Buy Pastime Site for New Theatre

Bristol officials consider Lon Vail proposal to purchase the former Pastime Theatre site on Bradford Street for about 40 thousand dollars. Vail plans a 1000-seat modern theatre to serve as a town meeting hall and polling place, with the town using it free of charge. Also presented were Makowsky brothers plans for a 750 seat main floor theatre with 250 balcony seats on Hope Street, budget between 60 and 75 thousand dollars, and a 4-exit design. Both projects noted as subject to council interest but no official action taken.

Lon Vail Vail Boston Bristol Bradford Street Charles Sidney Mekowsky Sidney Makowsky Howe and Church Providence Makowsky Theatre Makowsky Hope Street Council H. Angevine Mr. Makowsky Mr. Vail Makowsky Brothers

Court of Awards honors Goldenrod Troop 1 Girl Scouts

Mrs Henry Wood presented 50 merit badges to members of Goldenrod Troop 1 in a Wednesday session. Awards covered many classes including first and second class badges for names such as Marguerite Mathewson Esther Hazen Dorothea Davin Eunice Marshman Priscilla Fiske and others. Barbara Huestis acted as color bearer in the flag ceremony and Virginia Brightman won first prize in games with Dorothy Ledoux taking the consolation prize.

Goldenrod Troop 1 Girl Scouts Henry Wood Marguerite Mathewson Esther Hazen Dorothea Davin Eunice Marshman Priscilla Fiske Viola Leclerc Jessie Sanford Mary Walsh Rhoda Hobson Ruth Molasky Red Cross Observer Pioneer

Attends Primo Carnero Tommy Loughran Fight

James J McGovern of Miami Florida reports to James Blee supervisor of the Unemployment Relief Corps that he attended the Primo Carnero Tommy Loughran fight last evening at Miami Beach and was seated ringside.

James J McGovern CWA Miami Fla James Blee

Olympians Triumph Over BTA 40 to 15

Olympians led by Georgie St Angelo score 23 points in a 40 to 15 victory over BTA. Ruggeiro Magee and Mott also starred as Coach Getchell's five secured first place in the second half standings. NIRC o led 16 to 12 at halftime. St Angelo netted 11 goals and a foul basket.

Georgie St Angelo Olympian Y.mc.a B. T. A. Five Olympians St. Angelo Getchell Weenie” Ruggeiro Pete Magee Oscar Herzig B. T A Dick Mott Jimmie Sullivan Rco Chassie” Leclerc Julio Borges Georgie Lemaire Battery C Jim Hunt Piepowski Sullivan Tony” Perry Lemaire St Angelo Pasquarell Medeiros Ruggeiro Captc Mott L. Bisbane Magee O'Connor Church Day L. Lemaire Herzig Capt Gorham Thompson King Ian Walker Langello Lee

Community Notices of March Dances and Suppers

March 10 dance at B T A Armory hosted by Battery B. March 14 Chop Suey Supper at First Baptist Church under World Wide Guild auspices. March 15 chicken salad supper by Epworth League at State Street M E Church. March 16 St Patrick’s Day dance by Sea Scout Ship Kearney No 11 at G A R Hall. March 23 musical entertainment at Colt Memorial High School auditorium by Lee School pupils.

Battery B First Baptist Church World Wide Guild Epworth League St M. E Sea Scout Ship Kearney G. A. R. Hall Colt Memorial High School Lee School

Girl Scout Council Nears Formation of Brown Owl Troop

Bristol Girl Scout Council met at Mrs. Albert H. Flint Jr to discuss a day camp for outdoor activities and the creation of a Brown Owl Troop for girls ages 7 to 10. The plan includes committee reassignments and a March 13 Mount Hope leaders association meeting at Reynolds School with a Providence session to follow.

Albert H. Flint, Jr Woodlawn Avenue Bristol Girl Scout Council Norton M. Zinderstein Fred M Dixon, Jr Flint J. Floyd Huestis Earl H. Hobson Brown Owl Dixon Mount Hope Girl Scout Leaders’ Association Reynolds School Bristol Girl Scout House Providence G. Andrews Moriarty Earle H. Hobson Mollie Hamill J Floyd Huestis G Andrews Monarty Earle P Mathewson Florence Otten Holly Troop Moriarty

Bristol Rotarians Visit Newport Club for Intercity Meeting

Twenty Bristol Rotary members visited Newport Tuesday evening for a dinner at Hotel Viking and an intercity meeting with the Newport Club. After speeches by club leaders Emil Jemail and others, attendees relaxed with cards bowling and games at the Newport Electric Corporation recreation rooms. The Bristol second team beat Newport seconds in one string, while Newport won the main match by taking two strings and the total.

Bristol Rotary Club Newport Newport Club Viking Newport Electric Corporation Emil Jemail John R Magee Howard R Newman Governor's Council C. C. Getchell Bristol

Boy Struck by Car Repair Machine in Bristol

John B. Pelletier of 528 Division Street Fall River reported a boy ran into his machine on Constitution Street and was knocked down but uninjured.

Bristol John B. Pelletier Division Street Fall River Constitution Street

Warden Walker Set To Speak At Guneral House Meeting

Warden Ralph H. Walker of Rhode Island State Prison will discuss The Care and Treatment of Prisoners Monday at 8 p.m. in the Guneral House. Organized by the Men's Union with St. Michael's Brotherhood and YMCA Forum invited, the event includes social time and refreshments.

Ralph H. Walker Guneral House Men’s Union Rhode Island State Prison St. Michael's Brotherhood Ym.c.a Walker Bristol Howard Robert E. Burns R. S. Bosworth Vincent Pettine Wm H. Remieres A. H Bense Henry Sanford Gordon R Brown Gilbert Shaw Rev . D. Graetz E. S. Mapes

Mt Hope Eastern Star Turkey Supper and Bridge-Whist

Mt Hope Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted a turkey supper and bridge whist in the Masonic Temple on Hope Street drawing more than 120 attendees. Christine Remieres led the supper committee with a long list of assistants. Elizabeth Hopkins chaired the card party with several members and a few male supporters.

MT. Hope Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Hope Street Christine Remieres Meta Williston Barbara LeClair Ethel Marshman Maybel Jean Marshall Elizabeth Pettine Marian Boutilier Herbert Newman George Marshall Vincent Pettine George Boutilier Stephen W. Hopkins

Visiting Clergyman to Preach at 7:30 Sunday Evening

The Rev Arthur W. Clifford of Peace Dale Congregational Church will deliver the sermon at 7:30 Sunday at DeWolf Memorial Chapel. The service, organized by the youth, honors Herbert B Burnham Jr who was elected president of the Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union at the Feb 22 state convention.

Arthur W. Clifford Peace Dale Congregational Church DeWolf Memorial Herbert B Burnham, Jr Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union

Highway Dept At Work Clearing Snow Drains

The highway department led by Councilman William P. McLaughlin has been busy clearing gutters catch basins and highways after heavy snow. James B Lee head of Unemployment Relief and CWA crews worked two days to clear the business district and dump snow at the State street dock using part of the funds.

Highway Department William P. McLaughlin James B Lee CWA Lee State Street

Australia’s Novel System of Banish ing Crooks

A government method in Australia to remove gangsters and criminals is outlined as an effective public safety measure. The piece explains how authorities implemented a banished criminal system and its impact on crime control and social order.

Australia

Council Approves 1934 Budget Totals 284 929 88

The Town Council adopted a 1934 municipal budget totaling 284 929 88 with no appropriation for Public Aid due to unsettled state funds. Police funding rises 400, tree care trimmed, Memorial Day cut 100, and 8800 added for sewage interest and loan principal. New items include 600 for fire escapes, 13 000 for a new fire truck, 1000 for hoses and 2000 for CWA materials.

Public Aid Police Department Richard J. Kavanaugh Council William H. Angevine Joseph C. Kinder Bristol Garden Club CWA

B T A Entertainment Association Frolic Tonight

Members are expected to attend the B T A Entertainment Association event at the armory on State Street. A brief business meeting led by President Ian M. Walker will precede games and singing with refreshments served at the end.

B. T. A. Entertainment Association Armory State Street Ian M. Walker R. S Bosworth Enoch Marsden Lucien Capone Nora Dwyer

Clara Anderson widow of James Anderson dies at 88

Clara Augusta Kennel Anderson a New York native and oldest communicant of Trinity Church Bristol died yesterday after a three day illness at 616 Wood street She was 88 and widow of Fire Chief Robert J Anderson She leaves three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral at her home Sunday at 2 with Rev Nelson Kellogg and burial in North Cemetery

Clara Anderson Clara Augusta (Kennel) Anderson James Anderson Robert J. Anderson Wood Street New York City Anderson John Barbara Kennell Bristol Trinity Church Chief Anderson Nelson Kellogg

Funeral services for Stephen Jerome Greer held at State St Church

Funeral services were conducted at 2 o clock this afternoon at the State Street M E Church for Stephen Jerome Greer five month old son of Reva and Mrs James E Greer who died Wednesday at the parsonage on Hope Street after a three day illness. Death due to grippe and complications. Rev William Bath of Providence District Superintendent officiated. Burial was in North Cemetery Bristol.

Stephen Jerome Greer State St. M. E Reva James E. Greer Hope Street Guippe William Bath Providence North Cemetery Bristol

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lyric Theatre Warren, R. I Warren Buffington’s Pharmacy Marie Dressier Lionel Barrymore Sweetheart Eee Carole Lombard Randolphee Vivienne Osborne H. B. Warner Zasu Pitts James Gleason Skeets Gallagher Pathe News Reel Joan Crawford Clark Gable Franchot Tone May Robson Georgie St. Angelo James B. Lee PC Olympians T.A R. Co Desilets If Ferreira G Lemaire Rf Perry A. Medeiros Mansi If Leclerc Ig Mancine Ig. Borges Rg Salzano If Hanatow C Hunt C Correira R Levy J. Bisbano Girl Scout Council Brownie Bristol Rotarians Newport Rotary Wilkie Wilds Michael Jemail Medbery Bristol Rotary Dimond Edmonds F. Dimond Otten State Prison B. T. A. Entertainment
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