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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
3
Vague fragment expresses gratitude to supporters who helped elect the speaker to a responsibility. The speaker pledges to strive to perform duties faithfully and with diligence.
Chief Signalman Keath of the Providence Navy Recruiting Station reports the reenlistment of Manuel Estrella Torpedoman First Class for four years. Son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Estrella of 53 Garfield Avenue he first enlisted on 29 November 1940 and served on USS Dixie USS Russell and USS Wiltsie. He saw action in Midway Coral Sea and campaigns in American Theater Pacific Theater Philippines Liberation and World War II Victory ribbons. A Bristol Senior High School graduate.
Miss Mary A. Gilheney 80 of 31 Congregational Street died yesterday morning. Born in Providence in 1866 she was daughter of the late Michael and Bridget Gilheney and survived by a brother Daniel A. Gilheney of this town. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8 30 from George M. Wilbur Memorial Chapel Warren followed by a requiem Mass at St Mary's Church in this town. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery Warren.
Liborio Romano 67 a former town resident died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at his 330 Durfee Street Fall River where he had lived six years Born in Scafati Italy he came to America 47 years ago first living in Chicago then Bristol The Rev Joseph Sorzana officiated the 9 am requiem Mass and burial followed at St Marys Cemetery Bearers included Anthony Arico Louis Malafronte Domenic Murgo Domenic Pasquarelli Dr Joseph E Pine and John Cannocchiano
Barrington Townies led by Jack Doyle and Dick Viall join Ferncroft favorites in the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament set for March 26 to 28 at Andrews Gym. Ascoli's Esso and Bristol Manufacturing loom as top rivals alongside Riverside Warren and Barrington Holy Angels in a multi team event with Wednesday through Friday matchups.
In a low scoring finale, Ascoli Esso edged Bristol Manufacturing Corp 28-27 to claim the Industrial Basketball League title at Andrews Gym. Sam Del Piano and Eddie Massa led scorers with 10 points each while both teams struggled with passing and shooting. The Soda Crackers then defeated the Safe Crackers 35-31 in the league’s championship series opener.
Archie Allen, a 1937 Springfield College graduate and former varsity athlete, will join the faculty in physical education on April 1. He replaces Warren L. Huston, who returns to Newton as assistant supervisor of physical education and football coach. Allen has coached at North High School Binghamton and has YMCA experience.
The text traces the career of Mr. Allen from Student Council roles to vice presidency of the Student Council and executive positions. He served as boys' physical director at Pittsfield Y.M.C.A. then in Binghamton, Rhode Island, Colt Memorial High School Bristol and North High School Binghamton as a director and coach. He also played semi pro baseball with Pawtucket. He will teach physical education at the College and assist in football basketball and baseball coaching.
Cub Pack No 5 sponsored by the First Congregational Church will meet at Guiteras House with Alfred Murray presenting motion pictures. Cub Pack No 16 meets at St Elizabeths parish house with Murray speaking on Cubbing to parents. Cub Pack 14 gathers next Wednesday at Scout Hall for an Indian Lore class led by J A S M Richard K Belmore. The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps hold rehearsals and plan a barn dance in Greenwood RI on April 12. First Bristol Troop plans a board of review for advancement followed by their Monday meeting.
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