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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1944
Page
2
A Bristol man in military discharge praises the Red Cross for aiding soldiers in hospital life and shopping needs. He urges support, noting an estimated 12 per service member for Rhode Island’s 80 000 armed forces members. The article emphasizes widespread hospital and home aid from the Red Cross.
Parish audi torium hosts Sunday session of St Marys Mothers Club and a Rotary Club talk by John Nicholas Brown State Chairman of the Red Cross War Fund Drive. Local notes report promotions, births, military postings and community events across Bristol area.
Free figure study offered by Mrs. Wm. LeClair. Appointment by writing or calling 875 Hope St. or telephone 165 MK. Local service advertises abdominal, surgical and breast support and posture aids.
The Red Cross Mobile Blood Donor Unit will return to Bristol for three days July 19 20 and 21 executive secretary Mrs Clara L Diman said. Arrangements mirror the February 3 4 visit with one volunteer already signed up.
All truck owners may apply for the second quarter ration by presenting registration and a Certificate of War Necessity to the Rationing Board. Applications must be made to the board before the ration is requisitioned from Providence, as stated by Capt. Paul A. Herzig, Board Chairman.
In memoriam verse written by her son and daughters. It remembers a mother who died in 1944 and left broken hearts. The family pledges they will never forget her and express love and longing.
The obituary page remembers Vincent J F Pannone who died on March 19 1939. A tender verse from Mother and Dad expresses lasting love and longing as memorial lines recall his gentle face and kind words. The tribute emphasizes that he is not forgotten and will remain in their memory.
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