Girl Scouts Hold Court of Awards at Reynolds School
The Girl Scouts Council held a Court of Awards at John Post Reynolds school auditorium on Wednesday evening. Miss Jessie Sanford received the DA R Prize for Best Essay on Home Making. Mrs. A M Merriman chaired the event with 14 tenderfoot scouts invested by Deputy Commissioner Henry DeWolf Allen. badge winners were announced by Mary Sanford with Miss Jessie Molasky and Miss Frances Horton assisting.
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Tenderfoot
Jessie Sanford
Girl Scouts Council
Girl Scouts
John Post Reynolds School
A. M. Merriman
Henry DeWolf Allen
Mary Sanford
Jessie Molasky
Goldenrod
Frances Horton
Hollywood
Girl Scout Council
Emplre Hoar
Bristol
D. A R
Miss Sanford
Girl Scout investure honors given at troop ceremony
A Girl Scout ceremony concluded with applause as 14 Tenderfoot investors received badges and 15 merit badge awards were announced. Troop 1 and Troop 2 members were recognized for Patrol Leaders Corporals First Aid and other merit categories, with a committee including Jessie Sanford Esther Hayes Barbara Huests and Josephine De Rosa serving and preparing the collation.
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Josephine de Rosa
Emily Pagnano
Catherine Ebbitts
Jessie Sanford
Ruth Molasky
Hope Mowry
Louse Bush
Sermbe
Agnes Curner
Murtin Ashton
Agnes Currier
Tife
Murtil Ashton
Frances West
Edith Kershaw
Jessi Sanford Esther Hayes
Barbara Huests
Gertrude Frers
Frangeline Malafronte
Jennie Carigha
Funeral for Earl Burt Held in This Town
Earl Irving Burt died Wednesday morning in a Providence hospital after months of treatment. The funeral was held this afternoon at his mother’s home 173 Wood Street with Dr Robert Jo Christie of the State Street M O B Church officiating and burial in North Cemetery. He was born here, son of Edwin and Mrs Burt, in his 27th year, and survives his parents a brother Sheldon Burt.
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Earl Irving Burt
Providence
Wood Street
Robert Jo Christie
State Street
Moob
North
The Fifteenth Census Opens With House to House Canvass
The census, required by the Constitution, counts the population and gathers home and farm data. Beginning April 2, 1930, over 100000 enumerators will canvas every U.S. home with schedules. Enumerators carry portable sheets printing the census questions.
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United States
George Washington
Apel
Census Proclamation by Hoover Affirms Privacy Promise
In a 1930 proclamation President Hoover urges census participation and assures no harm from answering questions. He clarifies the census is not tied to taxation military service or jury duty and stresses data privacy with penalties for any disclosure by Census Bureau employees.
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Hoover
Census Bureau
Local Post Plans Minstrel Show and Meeting
The American Legion Kearney Post met at Hotel Belvedere to outline plans for a minstrel show and a mock trial after Easter. Members were urged to attend the April 4 meeting at G A R hall and to pay dues promptly. Commander James T Pierce noted Harold T June aviation pilot will visit Bristol in June to present a flag from his South Pole flight.
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A’ R_ hall
Kearney Post
Byrd
Boston
New York
Bristol
State
Kearney
New England Weather Bouts of Thunder and Snow
Heavy thunder and sharp lightning with a downpour prevailed Tuesday night with brief flurries of snow yesterday and a noticeable drop in temperature. The weather program notes no further major changes in New England conditions.
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New England
Tide mill history recalled at Poppasquash Rhode Island
The Phoenix reports readers recall the tide mill at Poppasquash Road once owned by B B Smith later Bishop Benjamin Bosworth Smith. Thomas Doyle remembers its original location across the sluiceway and its later removal to 147 Bradford Street. Granite mill stones were once stored south of the site and recalled by many locals.
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Poppasquash Tide Mill
Phoenix
Poppasquash Road
Benjamin Bosworth Smith
Kentucky
Episcopal Church
Byron Dimon
Thomas Doyle
Woodstreet
Phoenx
Doyle
Daniel Ryan
Bradford Street
Bourn Avenue
Skid Fear Clears Streets Not Dooming Youth
A Toledo Blade note argues that better roads do not push youths toward moral ruin, countering alarmist claims and urging cautious optimism about road improvements.
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Toledo Blade
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