Funeral for Joe Bottomley Highlighted by Legion Honor
A Phoenix journalist Joe Bottomley, native of Bristol and longtime Phoenix pressman, died of an acute heart attack at his home. The service included American Legion honors with Bertram W. Wail and Phoenix staff bearers in attendance. He served in World War I with the 112th Machine Gun Battalion earning a Purple Heart. Joe was survived by his wife Ellen, daughter Marguerite, parents, two sisters, and a brother. His career spanned the Phoenix and Narragansett Times before returning to his desk until death.
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Edmonds
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American Legion
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Henry S. Campbell
Phoenix
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Charles Street
Anthony R. Parshley
St. Michael’s Church
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Bristol
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Annie M. Bottomley
Soe
the Phoenix
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Narragansett Times
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Marguerite
Sarah Dixon
William G. Dixon
Margaret Littlefield
William A. Bottomley
Kearney
Taunton Club Victorious In Close 35 29 Win
Taunton Boys Club team Ancient Order United Workmen defeats N I R Co 35 to 29 at Taunton Mass in a tight game decided at the end. A return matchup is planned at N I R Recreation Hall Sunday with N A team hoping for a reversal.
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Taunton
Taunton Boys
Ancient Order United Workman of
Mass
N. A
Bride of Mountie Starves Freezes in Snow Country Honeymoon
A curious American Weekly feature tells of a bride who endures hunger and cold during a snowy honeymoon with a Mountie, framed as an odd tale from a magazine issue distributed with the Boston Sunday Advertiser.
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Boston
National Girl Scout Leaders to Attend Field Institute
Members of the Girl Scout national staff in New York City and several New England councils will gather in Providence on March 13 to attend a field institute chaired by Miss Martha Lowry Providence commissioner at the Girl Scout House 27 Benefit Street.
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Brown University
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Hartford
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North Kingstown
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Martha Lowry
Girl Scout House
Benefit Street
Sunday Schedule for March 11 1994
Morning worship at 10:30 with Rev Herman W Watsen D D of Providence in charge. Church School at 1:45. Christian Endeavor Society meets in the church vestry at 6:30 P M. Evening service is omitted.
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D. D
Providence
Christian Endeavor Society
Experience Plus Sermon and Union Service at De Wolf Chapel
Rev Herbert D Graetz leads a morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon entitled Experience Plus. Church School at noon. Men’s Union meeting at Guneras House at 12. Junior Christian Endeavor at 5 30. Alpha Chapter Endeavor at 6 30. Union Service at 7 30 with Dr Samuel Clifton of Plymouth Union Congregational Church Providence delivering the sermon.
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Robert F. Munro
Men’s Union
Guneras House
Jesus
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Miss Hazel Nettleton
Christian Endeavor Society
de Wolf Memorial Chapel
Samuel Clifton
Plymouth Union Congregational Church
Providence
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Mass Times Listed
Rev. Joseph Sarzana acts as pastor for the church with weekday masses at 7 30 AM and Sunday services at 8 AM and 16 AM.
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OUR Lady OF
Saint Elizabeths Church Mass Schedule Revealed
Rev Manuel J Batros pastor. Masses listed for weekdays and Sundays at 7, 8 30 and 10 30 a m with services at Saint Elizabeths Church.
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ST. Elizabeths Church
Manuel, J. Batros
St Mary's Church Mass Times Announced
Rev. Thomas J. Gillan, Pastor, announces Masses at 7:30, 9, and 10:30 A M with Benediction at 7:30 P M at St Marys Church.
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ST. Mary's Church
Thomas J. Gillan
St Michael's Church Lent Schedule
Rev. A R Parshley rector outlines Fourth Sunday in Lent services at St Michael's Church including 8 AM Holy Communion 9 30 AM church school 10 45 AM morning worship sermon 3 30 PM School of Religion and 7 30 PM service at Trinity Church in the parish.
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ST. Michael's Church
A. R.parshley
School of Religion
Trinity Church
State Street M E Church Service Notes
Rev James E Greer preaches at 11 A M on Unpaid Debt with 10 A M church school. A 7 30 P M union service will be held at First Congregational Church.
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M. E
James E. Greer
First Congregational Church
Trinity Church Service Schedule for Lent
The Fourth Sunday in Lent at Trinity Church features an 8 A. M. Mass a 10 45 A. M sung mass 12 noon instructions and 7 30 P. M Evensong with a sermon by Dr. R. H. Mercer Rev Nelson Kellogg is rector.
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Nelson Kellogg
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