Carr and Aratex Meet In Bristol Manufacturing League
The Manufacturers League Two schedules two basketball evenings at the Bristol circuit. On Wednesday Carr Manufacturing faces Aratex, and Friday US Rubber meets Collins and Aikman with a playoff between US Rubber and Carr Mig to decide the first half winners. A preliminary game is set for Friday night at 8 pm at the focal Y gym.
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Bristol Mannufacturing
Carr Manufacturing
Aratex
Collins and Aikman
Board of Directors
Loop
Carr Mig
Focal
Bristol Youth Codola Dies After Brief Illness
Lou s Gerardo Codola son of Gerardo and Madeline Codola of 30 Catherine Street died early today after a brief illness in his 21st year. A native of Bristol Tours he was born March 26 1919 and was a senior at Colt Memorial High School where he was football manager and baseball captain in 1936. He also served as Student Council president in 1936 and junior editor of the Green and White. He was an honorary member of the Y M C A Hi Y Club and belonged to the Holy Name Society at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Survived by his parents are six sisters Mrs Edward Coughlin Mrs Joseph Bisbane Mrs Joseph Aguiar the Misses Christine Josephine and Mary Codola and two brothers Pasquale and Frank Codola. Funeral 8 15 A M Friday from his home with 9 A M high mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church burial in St Mary s Cemetery.
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Lous
Gerardo Codola
Gerardo
Madeline
Camera) Codola
Catherine Street
Bristol
Tours
Codola
Colt Memorial High School
Colt
Jynnior
Cordola
HI Y Club
Bristol Y M C. A
Holy Name Society
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Edward Coughlin
Joseph Bisbane
Joseph Aguiar
Christine
Josephine
Mary Codola
Pasquale
Frank Codola
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
St Mary's Cemetery
Lenten Faith Tested by Lingering Trials and Scout Activities
A sermon contrasts sudden peril with lingering torments that test faith, citing Saint Sebastian’s arrows and daily exactions. The Bristol Troops Boy Scouts plan practice sessions, a business meeting, and upcoming events while various scout patrols excel in recent inspections and competitions.
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Bristol Troops
Boy Scouts of America
My Journey From the Kansas Homestead to Washington
The narrator recalls a childhood memory of his younger brother Lonny fighting a rattlesnake, family life on a remote hilltop, and a progression to Topeka study and a peak in Washington. He contrasts American neighborliness and democracy with Eastern Europe, praising freedom, public service, and a Utopian spirit in the capital.
America’s promise and the burden of progress
A reflective voice extols Washington as the capital and lauds America as a land with great potential yet real suffering. The speaker, a child of poor pioneers, rejects passive patriotism and urges belief and sacrifice to advance the nation toward its dreams. It contrasts idealism with harsh realities.
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Washington
America
Jefferson
Whitman
Lincoln
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Providence
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Bradford St
Dorchester Mutual
Boston
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G. W. Simmons
Fune
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RAL
Tel
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High Street
Ulysse Forget
M.D
Main ST
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Undertaker
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Hope Street
Martha Graham
Hope St
Thurba Carlson
HE High St
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