Obituary of Roswell Caldwell Colt
Roswell Caldwell Colt died suddenly at his New York City home at 375 Park Avenue from an acute heart attack. He was 46. Funeral at Linden Place at 12 noon Saturday with Rev Anthonys R Parshley officiating. Burial in Juniper Hill Cemetery. He was born October 10 1889 in Linden Place and studied at Bache Private School St Paul’s Concord Harvard. Survived by second wife Melba Peshmalyvan and three children Caldwell Byron, Elizabeth on route home from Geneva. Also survived by a daughter from his first wife Dorothy Chipman and a brother Russell. He served in Naval Reserves Newport and MIT aviation, later with United States Rubber Co New York office. Summers spent at Linden Place or Colt Farm Casino Bristol. Active Fourth of July Committee member hosting Governor Green and USS McCormick officers. Descendant of influential Colt lineage with political industrial, social and cultural impact. Burial at Juniper Hill. three cousins in Providence.
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Roswell Caldwell Colt
New York City
Park Avenue
Colt
Linden Place
Anthonys R Parshley
St Michael’s Church
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Mr Colt
Samuel Pomeroy
Elizabeth Michaelson (Bullock) Colt
Bache
St Paul’s School
Concord
Harvard University
Montreal
Canada
United States Rubber Company
Dorothy Chipman
Elizabeth Colt
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Melba Peshmalyvan
Caldwell
Byron
Newport
Naval
Massachusetts Institute of Technolog
New York
United States Rubber Co
Bristol
Colt Farm
Theodore Francis Green
McCormick
Sayfancumiicu
Russell
LeBaron C. Colt
Mars Colt Gross
Elizabeth Colt Anthony
Theodora Colt Barrows
Providence
National Better Housing Essay Contest Opens in Rhode Island
The Federal Housing Administration launches a national Better Housing Educational Contest for high school students with the theme Better Housing and the Home. Arthur E Marley is Rhode Island director guiding school eliminations from local to district and state levels.
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Federal Housing Administration
Young America
Arthur E. Marley
East Providence
Rhode Island
Better Housing
United States Department of Education
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Congress of Parents and Teachers’ Associations
Radio Broadcasting System
Washington
Board of Judges
Better Housing Educational Contest
Arthur E Marley
Marley
Exchange Street
Providence
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