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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1935

Page

4

Olympians Top Wire Workers For Community Title

The Olympian Club of the local Y M C A defeated U S Rubber 39 to 21 to win the community basketball title. Weenie Ruggiero sparked the victory with 15 points in the second half after a scoreless first half, as Gomes Sousa and others contributed for the Olympians. Bruno and Lemaire starred for their teams in a hotly contested, low-scoring final.

U. S. Rubber Company Olympian Club Wil Warren Seval Pthers Weenie’ Ruggiero Colt Memorial High School Gomes Sousa Ferreira Perry Mansi Leclerc Bruno Lemaire Ruggiero Rubber Company

Cocoanuts Comeback Beats Peanuts In Nut League Showdown

The Cocoanuts rallied from 12-8 at half to beat the Peanuts 29-21 in a playoff game at the Y gym. Doughnuts forfeited to Beechnuts for the second half. Cak Carraturro returned at start of third and anchored the Cocoanuts in a victory noted for Eddie Sousa Kingfish Tovy and Jay St Angelo. Paul Jamme starred for the losers.

Cocoanuts Peanuts Beechnuts Cak Carraturro

Sam Smith Sets Bristol Bowling Single-Game Record

Sam Smith, known as a wily exponent of the maples, broke Bristol’s all time single game bowling record with 182 on High street alleys during a friendly match with Ed Kunz and Dr. Howard R. Church. The new high mark surpassed Bob Nelson’s previous score by five pins. Onlookers note the score was kept by someone else.

Bristol Sam

Bristol Youth Tony Vento Captures Rhode Island Featherweight Title

Tony Vento of Bristol won the Rhode Island amateur featherweight crown at the Metropolitan Theatre Providence, outpointing Arnold Hazard and Anthony Immundi and finishing with a one round KO over Joe Zola. He earned a spot at the New England championships in Boston Garden on April 1.

Wests Sayde Fluti Tony Vento Bristol Rhode Island Metropolitan Providencey Midy Simonyre Canks Sa. Ventes Tony Andrey Mansula Vento Mansulla Arnold Hazard Anthony Immundi Joe Zola Providence Boston Garden

Olympian Club to play two more games before county final

The Olympian Club announced by manager Maxey Phenes will face New Bedford YMCA tomorrow night and a Providence all colored team on Saturday as part of their carnival of sports. Coach Foxy Marshall aims to avenge an earlier loss with a top lineup featuring Weeme Ruggiero Tone Games Jim Buffs Kingfish Lev Eddie Sousa Paul Brune Connor Pete Magee Bull Cappuccs John Morranda Jovest Angelo West Cardoza Dixe Matthews. The Providence quintet, led by former Providence College star, will tour Bristol on Saturday with many former high school and college colored players in its lineup.

Warren Town Maxey Phenes New Bedford Weeme’ Ruggiero Jim Buffs Kingfish” Lev Eddie Sousa Paul Brune Connor Pete Magee Bull’ Cappuccs John Morranda Jovest Angelo Cardoza Dixe Matthews Providence College Bristol Tras Providence Stras

Green carnation and ties draw odd slump for Rubber quintet

Brief sport note questions if the green carnation worn by manager Leo Cantwell or the bright green tie of rival Paulie Bruno affected Rubber’s loss to the Olympians. Police will guard YMCA bowling Thursday as Cup Defenders League decides second half title with Rainbow, Enterprise, and Columbia Maple Tossers in a tight race.

Leo Cantwell Olympians Paulie Bruno Passan YMCA Rainbow Crew Enterprise Columbia Maple Woon Rainbow Columbia Resolute the Rainbow Tokey Marabello R_ Bisbano Mansi Correira Cappucci Pasquarelli

Tenn Feted in Providence After Big League Victory

Loop USpEtAS Tenn Feted in Providence after a league victory. Director Earl H Hobson and officials joined the Animal Cracker team of the YMCA Cracker League for a show at Fay's Theatre and swimming at the Providence Y. The evening included a spaghetti dinner at Mancini's in North Providence.

Earl H. Hobson Mancini Providence Mr Hobson John O’connor Larney” Bisbane Fortunato “Fishy” Caruso Nat’ Biancuzzo Manuel Sousa Mike Balzano Frank Mancieri Louis Codola Louis Romano Louis DeFelice Vincent Candela Frank Topazio

Sunday Dinner Suggestions by Ann Page Intry

Weather across the country slows production of perishables with a severe freeze in Lexnas damaging spinach broccoli heat and carrot crops causing potential price rises. Many vegetables remain plentiful with potatoes turnips persimmons cabbage kale cauliflower and green peas affordable. Fruits such as grapefruits oranges apples and strawberries show favorable prices. Meats remain high while butter and eggs edge upward though cream offers relief as production and shipping improve. Three budget dinner plans offered: Low Cost featuring baked potatoes creamed parsnips pork roast and orange. Medium Cost includes roast pork sweet potato scallop and custard. Very Special includes julienne roast lamb hot rolls and orange ade.

Lexnas

Fragmentary text about town welfare and interests

The readable portions discuss town welfare and interests with garbled phrasing and missing context, offering only scattered phrases about obligations and local aims without clear events or names.

Letter from Rio de Janeiro to Ros DeWolf in 1935

A travel letter from COPABLANCA Rio de Janeiro dated March 7 1935 thanks Ros and staff for a Phoenix delivery. The writer notes Arequipa Peru Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro news, Mardi Gras crowds, and plans to reach New York on March 20 with possible visit to a daughter in Pennsylvania.

Arequipa Peru Phoenix Buenos Aires Argentine Rio de Janeiro Brazil Rio New York City Penn South America

Sunny California Weather Draws Praise from Bristol Reader

A Bristol Rhode Island reader sends a clipping praising Los Angeles climate. The report notes a warm January with 83 by noon and 60 at dawn, predicting fair and warmer weather tonight and Saturday, with January records listed for several years.

Bristol R.L California East Los Angeles Cal William MacDonald Weather Bureau

Girl Scouts Treasure Hunt Leads to Found Treasure

The Girl Scouts of the Golden Rod Troop I held a Treasure Hunt yesterday. Scouts were split into Observer and Rambler groups led by Mrs Frederick Bartlett and Mrs Ralph Kinder. They followed a trail to Tanyard Lane where a treasure was found.

Girl Scouts Golden Rod Troop Frederick Bartlett Ralph Kinder Tanyard Lane

Bristol Post Office Schedules Mails and Closings

Post office mail dispatch numbers listed for Bristol include 715 945 at 7 45 A M and 6 55 P M with exceptions on Saturdays Sundays and holidays 540 P M. Mails received times are 6 50 A M to 6 55 P M with 655 P M train omitted Saturdays 805 A M on Jan 1 and Feb 22 only.

Mortgagee's Sale of Bristol Rhode Island Property

Public auction to be held April 10 1985 at 1030 am under a mortgage deed dated February 6 1924 on lot of land in Bristol Rhode Island with 63 foot frontage and 30 foot depth. Property bounds Bourne Street Amelia Garcia and Michael R Downey and is subject to local taxes and other encumbrances. HUDDY MOULTON represent the mortgagee.

Saverio,Mancieri Bristol Rhode Island Bourne Street Massoff Amelia Garcia Michael R. Downey eAnteien Sidid Huddy & Moulton Mortshsee

First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts observe St Patrick’s birthday

Boh Scout Nokes leads 62 St Patrick’s Day observance by First Bristol Troop in Scout Hall. Mystery patrol presents Patrick from His Youth Up. Flying Eagles win inter patrol volleyball and top drill score. New Hike to Washington contest tied 24 points each by Mystery and Flying Eagles. Rehearsals and meetings planned for Jamboree prep and Court of Honor.

Bristol Boy Scouts of America Ireland Mystery Patrol William Gablinski Patrick Flying Eagles Henry Arouca Washington Beta Pi Panther Court of Honor and Board of Awards Scout Hall Fernard H. Field Bristol Rotary Club Committee Troop 5 Squantum S. S. Kearney Narragansett Council Squantum Club East Providence

Obituary for Arthur L. Clark in Bristol and Providence

Funeral services were held at 2 PM at Wilbur Mundial Chapel for Arthur Lawton Clark who died Saturday in Providence Hospital after a long illness. Rev Herbert D Graetz officiated, with interment in North Burial Grounds Providence. He was born October 11 1873 in Holyoke Mass and worked 30 years as a Gorham toolmaker, later foreman, retiring six years ago. He is survived by his wife Mary C Clark a sister Ada Williams a brother Elton IL Clark two stepdaughters Mrs Thomas Godwin and Mrs Roswell S Bosworth.

Wilbur

James Card longtime town resident dies in Providence hospital

James Card age about 70 died yesterday in a Providence hospital after living in the town since early boyhood. Born March 4, 1865 in Fast Greenwich he was a son of Peleg Card and Martha Washington Card. He worked for the NY,NH and HRR and also as a night watchman for the National India Rubber Company. Survived by brothers Harry of Barrington Charles of Jamaica Plain and sister Mrs George Hopkins of Newport. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren with interment in North Burial Ground Bristol.

James Card Providence Mr Card Greenwich Peleg Martha Washington HRR National India Rubber Company Harry Card Barrington Charles Card Jamaica Plains Mass George Hopkins Newport Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren North Burial Ground Bristol

Mrs Sarah E H Davis Funeral Held at Bristol Home

Mrs Sarah Emogen Hoar Davis dies in her 89th year. Funeral services were held at the home of her sister Mrs James Bosworth 204 Wood Street with Canon Anthony R Parshley officiating. Burial followed in North Cemetery. She was born June 3 1846 in Bristol, daughter of William and Susan Waldron Hoar. Her sister Mrs Bosworth survives.

Sarah E. H. Davis Sarah Emogen (Hoar) Davis James Bosworth Wood Street Anthony R. Parshley St. Michael's Church North Davis Albert Davis Bristol William and Susan (Waldron) Hoar Bosworth

St Patrick Concert at Bristol Opera House Delights Local Youth

March 18 1910 Bristol Opera House hosted a St Patrick's Day concert and cantata by St Mary’s Sunday School. Rev John F Downing directed with Edward F Christie as pianist and musical director. The program featured songs readings and a cantata A Day in the Woods with roles for many local children.

Bristol Opera House St.Patrick St. Mary’s John F. Downing Edward F. Christie Kildarney Mary T. Sullivan Kathleen Grace Charette Grace Gonley Exile of Erin Catherine Morris Old Erin May C. Makee St. Patrick’s Day Margaret Snow Rose Gallagher Sadie Donnelly Agnes Flynn Mary Cassidy Robert Fitzgerald Louise Snow Elizabeth Walsh Stephen Garrity Margaret Lonergan Thomas Morrissey Dorothy Burk Mona Grace Conley Fitzgerald Mary Silvia Peter Lannon Grandma Flossy Queen Frances Crowley Madge May C Magee Tattie Theresa Sullivan Nora Gertrude Geisler Dolly Nellie Angela Sweeney Maude Ida and May Mary Leahy Grace Charette Gipsy Girl Minnie Franklin

Land purchase by Frank M Dimond from estate administrator

Frank M Dimond buys two parcels of land with all buildings and improvements from R H Dunbar as administrator of the estate of L L Anderstrom. The property is on the south side of Church Street just west of the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company fire station.

Frank M Dimond R H Dunbar L. L. Anderstrom Church Stret Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose Company

Paskell and Chap man Visit New York Relative

Julian Paskell and Charles K Chap man of New York spent Wednesday with their uncle and cousins. F A Geisler and family. Mr Paskell is well known as an actor on the American stage.

Julian Paskell Charles K Chapman New York F .A Geisler Mr Paskell

Miss Marion Suzman Visits Brother Amid Illness

Miss Marion Suzman of Dedham Heights Massachusetts visits her brother F E Suzman, called here by the illness of Mrs Suzman.

Marion Suzman Dedham Heights Mass F E Suzman Suzman

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Recreation, Hall Duffy the “Y” Nut League P. C Peanuts GFP Angelo F. Sousa Biancuzzo Levy GT Magee J Duffy Lf Silvia J O Connor Bishano Ig Sae Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co Boston Sport-Lites Kid Hope Champs Ann Page Danser Ely Copablanca Avenida Atlantica Ros J. Winthrop Dewolf Cove Calif Bristol, R. I Golden Rod Post Office Arthur Lawton Clark Ae Bey Robert J. McKay G. W. Simmons William Street Tel. Con G. M. Wilbur Constitution ST Bristol District Nursing Association Hope Street
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