Letter from Capt Halsey Chase on Reconstruction Views
The Phoenix publishes a lengthy letter from Capt. Halsey Chase of this town, living in Miami during the winter, expressing his sermon like views on Reconstruction work in the South and reflecting on prosperity, caution, and the Florida boom. He argues movement requires variation, warns of over optimism, and notes the need for sound principles and adjustments after a period of excess.
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Halsey Chase
Miami
Florida
South
Phoenix
Nature
Tropical
America
Olympians Win Second Game in Overtime Thriller
The Olympians of the Y M C A defeated Warren Town Team 71 to 17 in overtime in a high energy local gym contest. In a second OT, Olympians edged Warren 21 to 17 on the Y M C A court. both squads played to a near draw with a capacity crowd watching the drama unfold.
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Warren
Olympians
Warren Town
Repose
Hunt
Marshall
Shean
Bristol
Church
George J O'Brien
J Estrella
J. Joseph
Shick Tests Administered At Reynolds School
Dr Paul S Thompson of the State Board of Public Health led Shick testing at Reynolds School and immunized 42 preschoolers. Fifty pupils were tested earlier with assistance from Dr William F Duffy and nurses Miss Underhill Mrs Benson and Mrs Sanford. A re-Shick is planned for pupils tested last year with a schedule across local schools for today.
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Thompson
State Board of Health
Reynolds
Paul S Thompson
State Board of Public Health
John Post Reynolds
William F Duffy
Miss Underhill
Benson
Sanford
Tost
Taft
Burton _ school
Byfield
Walley School
Colt Memorial High School
Hayman
Guiteras Memorial School
St. Mary's
Mrs. Manchester Re-Elected State Regent in Rhode Island DAR
Mrs William L Manchester of this town was re elected state regent of the Rhode Island Daughters of American Revolution and her officers for 1928 29. She was backed by state chapters for vice president general of the national society and may be nominated at the 1929 Washington convention. The convention in Providence drew large attendance.
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William L. Manchester
Rhode Island
Progressive Junior Stewards Elect New Officers
Fred Marz was elected President of the Progressive Junior Stewards of the First Baptist Church at a re organization meeting held Wednesday night in the church vestry. Officers include Henry Conklin as Vice President Stanley Bennett as secretary treasurer Paul Clark as chairman general committee and Gordon R Brown as director. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesday evenings each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marz
First Baptist Church
Progressive Club
Henry Conklin
Stanley Bennett
Paul Clark
Gordon R. Brown
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Bristol, R. 1
Warren Monumental
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I
Mires
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
the Liberty Tailor
P. Ferraiuolo
High Street
R. I
Telephone
Ifire
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins
O of
Boston
E. L. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
Providence
R. 1
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
Doctor OF Chiropractic
Empire St
Gaspee
High St
CIN
Jean Morgan
Johnny Hines
Willie
Irene Rich
Audrey Ferris
Holmes Herbert
John Miljan
Caroline
The
Collegians
Sir Rider Haggard
Israel
Southern Crime
WM. L. Manchester
State Daughters of the American Revolution
Progressive Junior Stewards
Wolland
Edward D. Kunz Prometrist
WM. M. Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Conley’s Jewelry Store
Hope Street
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of
New York
Insuranshares Trust
Insuranshares
F. Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Hospital Trust
Canada
Maxwell House
Bakers
H. C. Paull
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