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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1952

Page

5

Bristol Girls Fall to YWCA in Wednesday Night Setback

The Gladys Shoppe girls basketball team of Bristol suffered its first loss in nine games, 32 to 28, to the YWCA Girls Club in Providence. Katherine Fusco led Bristol with 13 points, while Vale Bejian also scored 13 for the winners. The Bristol squad had led most of the game but tired late and missed several easy layups. Bristol was previously semifinalist in the New England Girls Championship, where Pittsfield, Massachusetts claimed the title.

Gladys Shoppe YWCA Providence Bristol Katherine Fusco Vale Bejian New England Pittsfield Mass Nashua N. H

Girl Scout Troop Holds 3:45 Meeting in Bristol

Our regular meeting began at 3 45 p m Monday with Patrol 3 reporting perfect attendance. After singing First in War chosen by Jeanne Babbitt and Happy Birthday to Lois Allaire, members played a Bristol themed question game. The troop closed with a good night circle at 5 p m led by scribe Patricia Phillips and aprons to sew led by Paula Squatrito.

Patrol 3 Jeanne Babbitt Lois Allaire Bristol Paula Squatrito Patricia Phillips

Mount Carmel Mothers' Card Party Draws Large Participation

Mount Carmel Mothers Club at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church held a card party last Sunday in the Parish Hall on State Street. Chairwoman Mrs. Joseph Teixeira called the event an immense success and thanked the card party committee members including Mrs. William Malafronte and others. A social followed with committee leadership under Mrs. Edmund Calandria and assistants named among many volunteers.

Mothers’ Club Our Lady of Mount Carmel State Street Joseph Teixeira William Malafronte Frank del Toro Frank Abate Amadeo Dallaire Paul Castigliego Edmund Calandra Joseph Calderiso Domenic Capone Vincent Campagna Angelo Carulli Fortunato Caruso Anthony Caruso Castigliego Vincent Catalfomio Angelo Ascolli Harold Cardoza Sabastian Allessandro

School headmaster Herbert Spink as Benevolent Society speaker

Herbert F. Spink headmaster of St. Andrew's School Bar rington spoke at a Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at Holmes House Monday afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. Earl Matheson presided. Spink outlined the school's work under the State Board of Education. Hostesses were Mrs. Harleigh V S Tingley Mrs. Robert MacFadyen Mrs. Mary Ingraham and Miss Agnes Herrenshoff.

Herbert F. Spink St. Andrew’s School Barrington Ladies’ Benevolent Society Holmes House Earl Matheson School For Boys State Board of Education Harleigh V. S. Tingley Robert MacFadyen Mary Ingraham Agnes Herreshoff

Mary Martin and Louis Marshall Weds at St Elizabeths Church

Miss Mary Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Martin married Cpl Louis Marshall of the US Army in a Monday 8 am double ring ceremony at St Elizabeths Church. The couple will reside at 63 Catherine Street after a brief honeymoon before duty orders.

Mary Martin Anthony Martin Catherine Street Cpl Louis Marshall US Army Evelyn Troiano Joseph Marshall Church Street St. Elizabeths Church Louis Pacheco Anthony Troiano

Red Cross Fund Urges Support for War Field Directors

Since the start of the Korean War Red Cross field directors have served forces on the peninsula obtaining reports about families back home distributing comfort articles offering guidance and cheering counsel. Your contribution to the 1952 Red Cross Fund will help provide them.

Red Cross Red Cross Fund

Little League Plays Set to Begin May 18 at Park Diamond

The King Philip Little League will start May 18 with a double header marking the Veterans Memorial Park dedication. The two half-season format leads to a championship playoff, with World War Two Park Committee funding and a 1952 franchise certificate awarded to Roger W. Pigeon. Louis Almeida becomes Plumbers manager replacing Kelly Sylvia as plans for a Little Bigger League for ages 12 to 15 proceed.

YMCA Veterans’ Memorial Park Roger W. Pigeon Joseph “Kelly Sylvia Plumbers Louis Almeida

Arizona Residents Hunt Scorpions for Serum Use

Temp in Tempe reports a state wide drive to gather live scorpions for serum production. Dr. Herbert Stahnke at Arizona State College poisons lab has about 800 scorpions and aims to stock all state hospitals. Venom is rarely fatal to adults but dangerous to children without serum.

Tempe Ariz Southwest Herbert Stahnke Arizona State College

All-Time Traffic Casualties Exceed Pre Civil War Census

The piece compares war casualties in Korea to home front traffic deaths since 1900. It cites Defense Department figures: about 75,000 U S battle casualties in Korea's first year with 12 000 killed 12 000 missing and around 50 000 wounded plus 73 000 non battle casualties in 11 months. It notes home front traffic injuries from autos exceed all military losses by a wide margin as 1 262 600 dead or injured since 1900 and total traffic deaths and injuries surpass the 1860 U S population by about 40 000.

Washington, D. C Korea Defense Department Japan U. S J. Lawton Collins Senate U.S

Cold Milk Tops Army Mess Beverages in Tests

World War II veterans will be surprised to learn cold milk is now the favorite mealtime drink of enlisted men in the new Army. Coffee remains the top warm beverage in popularity, with cocoa and tea far behind. Acceptability tests directed by the Office of the Quartermaster General surveyed hundreds of Army meals to decide which beverages are included in master menus.

Washington U. S Office of the Quartermaster General

Windy City II Captures Three-Year-Old Crown Across Europe

The Irish bred Windy City II, bought for $2,000 in Ireland, wins the San Gabriel Stakes and eyes the Santa Anita Derby. With Arcaro aboard, he defeats Gleam by three lengths and Hill Gall by six in fast time, boosting his status as a global racing standout amid American multi sport claims. The piece notes his owners, trainer, and the looming Handi Cap and Kentucky targets, while contrasting with other sports stars like Mickey Cochrane and Ellsworth Vines.

United States Japan Uncle Sam Australia Empire Windy City Rex Bell Ireland Windy City HI England France Tom Fool Oh Leo Primate Hill Gail Windy City II Bell Petite Luellwitz Ben Jones Ben Jimmy Arcaro Beat & Gleam Hill Gafl Pate Counterpoint Hill Prince Stagehand Vandebilt Santa Anita W. F. Alvarado Kentucky Bill Corum Don Iddon London Daily Mail Athletics Cochrane Boston U Ellsworth Vines Mathias Stanford

Engagement announced for Joan Doyle and Andrew Roth

Mr and Mrs Francis J Doyle of Warren announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Elisabeth of Ferry Road to Ensign Andrew Roth USN, son of Mr and Mrs Ohase J Rol of Harrison NY. Miss Doyle is a Rhode Island College graduate and Bristol public school teacher. Ensign Roth is a Brown University alumnus now at the U S Naval Receiving Station gunnery school in Washington DC attached to the destroyer fleet. No wedding date set.

Francis J Doyle Warren Joan Elisabeth Ferry Road Ensign Andrew Roth USN Ohase J Rol Harrison, N Y Bristol Ensign Roth Brown University United States Naval Receiving Station Washington, D. C

Knot Memory Between Strings Bread Cheese and Onions

A quirky dialogue traces a finger string reminder about daily tasks. The exchange links memory aids to simple foods and a plan to buy pickled onions, highlighting domestic humor and practical frugality.

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