Woman's Auxiliary Sessions at Trinity Church Rhode Island
The Rhode Island Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of Episcopal churches met at Trinity Church yesterday. Over 300 delegates from nearly every parish attended with clergy from across the state. Bishop Overs of Liberia and Bishop Reifsnider of Japan spoke in the morning, and Rev. Floyd Tomkins Jr. of Providence gave an afternoon address. Luncheon was served in the Parish House at 1 o'clock.
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Rhode Island
Woman's Auxiliary
Th Episcopal
Trinity Church
Bishop Overs
Liberia
Bishop Reifsnider
Japan
Floyd Tomkins, Jr
Providence
Bristol Scout Rally Trials Set for District Contest
The First Bristol Troop meets at 7.30 pm for final tryouts to select teams for tomorrow’s District Rally at Camp Takarest. Four Bristol troops compete for a pennant and a spot on Field Day May 24. Deputy Commissioner George R. Fish oversees events including wig wag signaling and fire by friction.
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Bristol
Camp Takares
Roger Williams Park
Miscellaneous Showers Honor Miss Ruth A Bassing
A Providence based party hosted by Mrs Philp Zawatsky and Mrs Samuel I Bassing celebrated Ruth A Bassing with 150 guests from multiple cities. The event featured decorations, a luncheon, a four piece jazz orchestra, dancing, and gifts of money silverware china and linen for the bride elect who will wed Aaron Gomberg in June.
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Ruth A Bassing
Philp Zawatsky
Providence
Samuel I Bassing
New Bedford
Mass
Hebrew Institute
Benefit Street
Zawatski
S. I Bassing
J Bassing
Gomberg
Aaron Gomberg
Worcester
New York
Salem
Boston
Dora Rugglio
Wood Street
Firmly Ruggiero
John R Bernardo
Miss Ruggiero
Josephine Santo
Mary Leone
Mary Santo
Mary Ja Mura
Angelina Morra
Emily Ruggiero
Peggy Malafronte
Nellie Lanzire
Josephine Palumbo
Mock Wedding At Catherine Street Circle Event
The Circle members hosted Miss Ruth Bassing at the Baron home on Catherine street Tuesday evening. A mock wedding featured Miss Minnie Goldstein as bride and Miss Edna Fishbein as groom with bridesmaid Lena Eisenberg and attendants Evelyn Baron and Molly Levi. Jessie Molasky officiated with Ray Brewer assisting. refreshments and music followed.
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Sadie
Iva Baron
Catherine Street
Ruth Bassing
Minnie Goldstein
Edna Fishbein
Lena Eisenberg
Evelyn Baron
Molly Leviten
Jessie Molasky
Ray Brewer
Ruth Suzman
YMCA Bowling Prudence Team Wins Final Stem
The Prudence team took three strings from the Veterans in the final game of the YMCA tournament Tuesday evening. Scores were read but are not provided in the readable text.
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Prudence
American Legion Establishes Civic Bureau for Community Welfare
National Headquarters reports a new community and civic bureau to assist Legion Posts with expert advice on civic improvement. The program promotes Boy Scout work playground programs athletic and arts development and better citizenship. Kearney Post No 6 offers to help Bristol social betterment projects and Commander Edmonds assigns a committee to coordinate efforts with local groups.
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National
Legion Post
American Legion
Legion
Rhode Island
Kearney Post
No. 6
Bristol
Edmonds
Soldiers' Home Hospital Funding Plan Receives House Backing
A conference at the Soldiers' Home on April 18 led to a proposed appropriation of 36400 for repairs and improvements. Representatives Lavander Thayer Peck Clark and others backed the measure, a compromise to Coggeshall's 100000 request, with 30000 for larger hospital facilities and remaining funds for ward renovations if Senate approval follows.
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Soldiers’ Home
James F Lavander
William H Thayer
Peck and Clark
Barrington
State Board of Soldiers’ Relief
Susan M. Sheple
House of Representatives
Daniel W Coggeshall
Senate
Births in town for Ferracio and Martell families
In this town on May 7 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Ferracio. In Fall River at Truesdale Hospital on May 3 a daughter Rita was born to Mr and Mrs Roland Martell.
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Ferracio
Vermette Cleary Marriage Reported in Bangor
Norman Joseph Vermette and Mass Josephine Catherine Cleary wed at St Mary's Church Bangor Maine with Rev Martin Reilly officiating. The couple from nearby towns are listed in the May ceremony records.
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Vermette —Clears
Bangor
Maine
St Mary's Church
Martin Reilly
Norman Joseph Vermette
Josephine Catherine Cleary
In Memoriam William Henry Middleton 1917
In loving memory of William Henry Middleton who passed away May 19 1917. We think of you in silence and keep your memory in our hearts though the grave keeps you apart. From his mother sister and brothers.
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William Henry Middleton
Awas
Rock Formations and Sandstone Formation
The text explains how decomposed rock can reform into rock by pressure or cement injection, forming sandstones clays into shales and calcareous deposits into limestone. It notes sandstone composition varies from pure quartz to mixtures with feldspar and mica and textures from fine to coarse.
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United States Geological Survey
Bronze misidentified in ancient ruins widespread copper use
Analyses show many so called bronze artifacts from ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian ruins are largely copper with little tin. The only clear bronze items noted are the Shalmaneser I palace gates containing about 9 percent tin. Copper appears as the earliest metal used before iron.
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Shalmanesh 1
Maytime at Star Theatre with Aida Johnson Young’s play
Star Theatre presents Maytime, the screen version of Aida Johnson Young’s stage hit. Gasnier produced and Olgar Printz lau adapted it. Eddy predicts strong popularity. Harrison Ford stars with Ethel Shannon and Clara Bow among a cast of twelve leading Hollywood beauties.
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Bristol
Hollywood
Aida Johnson Young
Star Theatre
Gasnier
Olgar Printzlau
Mr. Eddy
New York
Eddy
John Corbin
the Times
Harrison Ford
Ethel Shannon
Clara Bow
William Norris
Wallace MacDonald
Rhode Island Independence Day Observed in Schools
The 148th Rhode Island Independence Day was marked in public schools with morning at Colt Memorial High School including flag salute readings remarks by Principal Ralph R Strong and patriotic songs. In the afternoon John Post Reynolds school program under Principal Charles G Carter and Superintendent William C Hobbs featured speeches, poems, and readings honoring Rhode Island's history and the state’s role in independence.
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Rhode Island
Viola Anderson
Reading
Bristol
Elvira Oberg
Russell Akin
Cora M_ Hull
Bristol Grammar School
Manuel Lewis
Ezra Steen
Claudia DeWolf
Hal
Columbia
Joseph Morris
Margaret Cicirchia
Rose de Santo
Fila Flowers
Antonetta Cadola
Margaret Temaire
William C Hobbs
Colt Memorial High Sends 22 to Inter scholastic Meet
Colt Memorial High School will send 22 entries to the Inter scholastic meet in Kingston tomorrow. The relay team hopes to win the cup this year after scoring 2 points last year. A new javelin event will test winners for a new record as distance feats unfold at Sylvester Oval each afternoon.
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Colt Memorial High School
Kingston
Sylvester Oval
Joseph Riccio
Sheldon
Christensen
Remieres
Pierce
L Rinaldi
Maher
Leahy
Leonard
Balfour
C Munro
Bertrand
Frsenstadt
Boone
Romano
Stabilla
Walsh
Church
T McGrath
Moran
Brown
Middleton
Rhode Island State College
East
Mr. Condon
Leon Kenney
Frances Horton
Sadie Giorgio
Morris Levy
Fabian de Cristofaro
Wampanoag Encampment Holds Golden Rule Degree Event
Wampanoag Encampment No 9 met in Odd Fellows Hall with a large class from Massasoit Encampment Warren. The Golden Rule Degree was performed by the degree team. Massa sot Encampment officers and members attended as guests. A collation followed. May 22 visit planned by Grand Patriarch with invited guests Manchester Pawtucket and Aquidneck Encampments.
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Wampanoag
Odd Fellows
Massassoit
Warren
Massasoit
Manchester
Pawtucket
Aquidneck
Newport
Probate Court session Action on several estates
Probate Court before Judge Edward L. Leahy considered estates including Sousa petition for sale of real estate continued to May 19. Warner petition for administratrix Asenath arner allowed with $1500 bond. Sherman estate sale decree with $6000 bond. Paull final account and distribution orders allowed. Livington foreign will filing decree allowed. Sparks final account and distribution order allowed.
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Edward L. Leahy
August C. Sousa
Frederick L. Warner
Asenatharner
Herbert A. Warner
Clinton T. Sherman
Benjamin F. Sherman
Charles Paull
Alice L. Livington
Albert M. Sparks
Will planning to shield family from danger
The passage urges arranging a will with the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company as Executor and Trustee to keep loved ones far removed from danger and ensure the will is carried out precisely.
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Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Clerk and Administratrix Mentioned in Ancestry Record
Document references JOHN W. CHURCH as Clerk and ASENATH WARNER as Administratrix. The snippet suggests a legal or probate context with named individuals in official roles.
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John W. Church
Asenath Warner
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