Obituary of Oscar P. Church 46 Hyde Park resident
Oscar P. Church died last Thursday at his Hyde Park home after a year of poor health from several diseases. A native of Water Town Massachusetts he moved to Bristol as a child and later settled in Hyde Park about 25 years ago. He leaves three brothers Town Clerk John W. Church Edward P. Church and Walter Church and a sister Miss Fannie M. Church all of Hyde Park. Funeral service was Saturday at Christ Church Hyde Park with interment at North Cemetery in Bristol.
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Oscar P. Church
Hyde Park
Atertown
Mass
Edward ‘P
Fannie Morse Church
Bristol
John W. Church
Edward P
Walter Church
Hyde’ Park
Fannie M
Christ Church, Hyde Park
Desert Gold and The Lurking Peril at local theater lineup
The program lists Tuesday showings of Desert Gold with Ann Luther and George Barkin, The Lurking Peril, plus Pax News and comedies. Wednesday features Maurice Tourneur’s My Lady's Garter with Wyndham, Standing, and Sylvia Breamer, including The Hawk pursuit plot and thrilling train and yacht chases ending in a motorboat explosion. Thursday presents The Winning Girl with Shirley Mason, Lightning Brice with Ann Little and Jack Hoxie, and Her First Flame with Gale Henry. the program touts a thief melodrama with dramatic love themes and a noted performance by Miss Brockygell descubering redemption through love.
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Lincoln
Desert Gold
Ann Luther
George Barkin
Pax News
Maurice Tourneur
Wyndham
Standing
Sylvia ‘Breamer
the Hawk
Hawk
Lea
Paramount Artcraft
Stuart Holmes
al St. John
Paramount
Dainty Shirley Mason
Ann Little
Jack Hoxie
Brice
Gale Henry
Rcra William
Racys Br Behera
Fox
Miss Brockygell
One Good Point by Jud Tunkins on gas price concerns
Jud Tunkins notes that when gasoline prices rise, people stop seeking explanations they cannot understand. He argues that price increases prompt unspoken worry rather than detailed defenses, reflecting a common public mood about fuel costs.
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Jud Tunkins
First Baptist Church Evening Talks and Week at Glance
Sunday service featured Rev. O H Wallace with themes A Searching Comparison and Putting First Things First. Charles A Miller of Boston spoke on Soul Winning after visiting a Georgia missionary school. Board notes include choir rehearsal and a Rubber Social titled A Musical Romance Love Courtship and Marriage. Friday prayer service and social. New organ pipes installed. Sunday canvass reports and pledges show higher weekly giving. apportionment from a $100000000 drive is $5000.
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O. H. Wallace
Charles A. Miller
Boston
Zounday
May Breakfast at St Marys Church by Hope Circle
The May breakfast in the upper part of St Marys Church was hosted by Hope Circle No 6 Daughters of Isabella and drew a good crowd despite rainy weather. Planning committee included Mrs James Connors Mrs Margaret Moris Mrs William J LeClair and Misses Elizabeth Walsh Catherine Trainor and Mary Maloney.
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St. Mary's Church
Hope Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
James Connors
Margaret Moris
William J. LeClair
Elizabeth Walsh
Catherine Trainor
Mary Maloney
Collision of Automobiles at Child and Main Streets
An automobile owned by Ralph Winslow and driven by Toone Sheahan collided at the corner of Child and Main streets in Warren. Winslow’s car sustained heavy damage. Mrs Winslow and a relative were slightly injured. Sheahan could not show his license and was ordered to report at the Fifth District Court in Warren on Thursday.
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Ralph Winslow
Cetuiven
Toone Sheahan
Fall River
Child
Main Streets
Warren
Fourth of July Committee Plans Bristol Parade
The Fourth of July Committee set a 10 am parade on Independence Day week. Since July 4 lands on Sunday the celebration will move to Monday July 5. Invitations were sent to local groups to join the parade and a letter from Senator LeBaron B Colt noted he asked the Navy for a battleship assignment for Bristol.
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United States
LeBaron B. Colt
Secretary of the Navy
Bristol
Funeral of Mrs Anna Eliza Gilmore Held Sunday
The funeral for Mrs Anna Eliza Gilmore widow of Capt John Gilmore was held Sunday at 3 15 PM from her daughter's home on Bradford Street Rev Anson B Howard rector of St Michael's Church conducted the services Bearers were George E Leighton Benjamin M MacDotgall Henry Wood C Louis Bagnall Charles B Rockwell Jr and Wendell R Davis Interment followed at North Cemetery
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Anna Eliza Gilmore
John Gilmore
Herbert F. Bennett
Bradford Street
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael’s Church
George E. Leighton
Benjamin M. MacDotgall
Henry Wood
C. Louis Bagnall
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Wendell R Davis
North Cemetery
Probate Court Grants Inventories for Two Estates
In Probate Court before Judge Edward L Leahy, inventories on the estates of Amelia Dunbar Best and Mary R Morse were presented yesterday morning and allowances granted.
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Edward L. Leahy
Amelia Dunbar Best
Mary R Morse
Sowams Deed and Massasoit's Lands to Plymouth Partners
In March 1621 Massasoit and Wampanoag chiefs visited Plymouth where Squanto acted as interpreter and a mutual protection treaty formed lasting over fifty years. The Deed of Sowams, dated March 2 1653, records Osamequin and Wamsetto selling upland and meadows at Sowams to Thomas Prince and others for thirty pounds, defining bounds from Moss kituash to Seekonk and including Popasquash Neck and Hampden Meadows.
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Massasoit
Plymouth
Cape
Plymouth Harbor
Narragansett Bay
Papanomseu
Bristol
Warren
Sowams
Barrington
Taunton
Middleboro
Sowanna
Myles Standish
John Hampden
Edward Winslow
Standish
Rhode Island Historical Society
New Meadows
Hampden Meadows
John Clarke
William Coddington
Roger Williams
Boston
John Browne
Wamamossett
Thomas Prince
Thomas Willett
Miles Standish
Josiah Winslow
Osamequin
Wamsetto
Sonne
Sinkhunch
Seekonk
Els Rehoboth
Great River
Hokara Skin Cream Promises Quick Relief At Low Cost
Itching and irritation from skin troubles are advertised to fade with Hokara antiseptic cream. The product claims greaseless cleansing action and rapid healing for pimples acne barber's itch eczema and salt rheum. Available from W H Buffington druggists in a liberal jar for 35 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
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W H Buffington
Youngster Names Cat After Many Attempts
Gertrude found a cat and, when a neighbor asked for its name, replied she did not know yet. She said she had called it every cat name and it wouldn’t respond to any of them.
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Gertrude
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