Double Weddings And Local Nuptials In Warren Area
The double wedding of Misses Rose Mary and Jeannette Ann Jamiel took place at St. Mary's Church on Easter Sunday with Pvt. Charles J. Falugo Jr. and James L. Harrington marrying, attended by family, friends, and bridesmaids Miss Lucy Ann Jamiel and Evelyn Jamiel. Other ceremonies included Miss Shirley Manchester wedding William Winslow Gordon and the D Agostino Manchester nuptials at St. Michael's Church. A funeral for Miss Giuseppina Sparta was conducted with Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
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Rose Mary
Jeannette Ann Jamiel
Michael G. Jamiel
State Street
St. Mary’s Church
Charles Joseph Falugo, Jr
U. S. Army
Charles J. Falugo
Hope Street
Jeannette Ann
James L., Harrington
L. E. Harrington
Maston Street
Winston-Salem
N. C
Austin J. Smith
Charles C. Curran
Lucy Ann Jamiel
Marguerite M Lundgren
Sharon
Mass
George Michael Jamiel
U. S. Air Force
James R. Keener
Harrington- Jamiel
Evelyn E. Jamiel
Catherine A. Jamiel
Joseph John Jamiel
William M. Harrington
Judith Ann Ferris
David J Ferris
Midway House
Niagara Falls
Maryland
Washington
Sulphur Springs
Harringtons
North Carolina
Falugos
Ayer
Fort Devens
Falugo
Gordon Manchester
Shirley Barbara Manchester
Oliver Street
William Winslow Gordon
Childs Street
Warren
Daniel K. Davis
St. Michael’s Church
Bernice Manchester
Romeo J. Sampson
Manchester
D’ Agostino Viola B. D’agostino
Benedito D’agostino
Davis Street
Circle Jacques Hall
Collins and Aikman
New York
Giuseppina Sparta
Sebastian Cannizaro
Wood Street
Sansome Funeral Home
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Alex Peloso
Joseph Surzana
Father McNiss
St Mary’s Cemetery
Henry V. Mono
Peter Mono
Joseph Mono
Michael Asci
Fred Bruno
George Mello
Veterans GI Bill training extended after 1951 cut off
World War II veterans in active service who attend school under the GI Bill may resume courses after the July 25, 1951 deadline if interrupted by military duty. They may increase part time to full time on reentry, with limits set to the program end of July 25, 1956.
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John L Reavey
Providence
Veterans’ Administration
Reavey
Spaghetti Feed Planned by Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus will host a spaghetti dinner at 7 p.m. on Wednesday March 28 at their hall followed by an 8 p.m. meeting. All members are urged to attend with special honors for the new candidates. Committee chair Joseph Cavallaro is joined by Norman Vermette Bernard McHugh Salvatore Massano Louis Celone David Ferris Marty Biancuzzo Anthony Pinheiro C Thomas Campagna and Angelo Carulli.
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Knights of Columbus
Joseph Cavallaro
Norman Vermette
Bernard McHugh
Salvatore Massano
Louis Celon
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Easter Party Held By Troop 11 Brownies At Scout House
Troop 11 Brownies hosted an Easter gathering for 22 members and 14 guests on Wednesday March 21 at the Scout House. Decorations featured yellow orchid and green streamers with bunny cutouts and Easter flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 11
Scout House
Suzanne Hazen
Connie Waters
Lucy Newton
Susan Lamb
Noreen Ayers
Patricia Ligeiro
Mary Jane Vorro
Beverly D.palma
Carolyn Sicignano
Ann Coles
Rosemary Castro
Elizabeth Almeida
Debby Davis
Cynthia Hill
Katherine Nenna
Francis Bodell
Patty Tammaro
Matilda Sansone
Nancy Bullock
Carolyn Salzano
Julie Calouro
Lynda Thompson
Leaders Examinations Reported For Association Heads
Exams for Leaders Mrs Alfred Newton president of the Leaders Association announced leaders took their first aid tests last night The group includes Miss Elizabeth Vermette as instructor Mrs Cirtle as vice president Mrs Ralph Kinder secretary and Mrs James Foster treasurer Brownies Troop 12 held an Easter party with songs refreshments by Mrs Max Phenas and Mrs Albert Means Miss Antoinette Garista leads the group Scribe Patricia Ann Phillips Cardinal Birds rehearsed for second class badge dancing Danish Polka by four girls Rosaling Matheson Carolyn Maxson led games Anna Cavalaro celebrated with Happy Birthday Plans for next meeting Vivian Araujo and others attended
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Alfred Newton
Leaders’ Association
Elizabeth Vermette
Cirtle
Ralph Kinder
James Foster
Brownies
Troop 12
Max Phenas
Albert Means
Antoinette Garista
Patrica Ann Phillips
Cardinal Birds
Marcia Margo
Angela Allaire
Jacqulyn Pelland
Anna Cavallaro
Rosaling Matheson
Carolyn Maxson
Vivian Araujo
Health improves as child heart deaths fall due to infection control
Despite heart disease remaining the leading cause of death, deaths from heart ailments among children and young adults have declined recently. Improved prevention of infections like diphtheria pneumonia streptococcus and whooping cough through immunization and timely treatments has reduced childhood heart impact.
Rheumatic fever risks and child heart health guidance
Medical column explains how rheumatic fever follows strep throat or scarlet fever and risks heart damage in children 5 to 19. It stresses rest, proper diet, regular doctor follow up, and long term activity with caution to avoid labeling a child as permanently heart invalid.
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Giuseppina
Sparta
Studebaker
Tuplin’s Garage
Bristol Real Estate
Bristol Highlands
Garfield Avenue
Beach Head
Newton Pratt
South Trinity Church
A. A. Edmonds CO
Bristol, R. I
Sursty
Raiei
Suez Canal
Medterranean
England
Bristol County
Nik
Janice Sousa
Brownie
The
Bristol District Nursing Association
Phoenix
John Parks
Sohn Parks
Mire
George Gill
Red Bank
New Jersey
Dependable
DODGE
Bristol Garage
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