Rotary Club Elects Officers in Bristol Meeting
A Bristol luncheon at Hotel Belvedere announced the formation of a Rotary Club in town. Judge E L Leahy was elected president with John R Magee as vice president and Rev A R Parshley as secretary. District Governor Albert G Comins and Newport members spoke on Rotary service above self and community development.
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Belvedere
Rotary Club
Newert Rotary Club
Belvedere Hotel
Albert~g
Newport Club
Club
E. L. Leahy
John R Magee
A R Parshley
Howard R Newman
L. H. Callan
Clinton T Sherman
Roswell S. Bosworth
Rotary Organization
Anthony R Parshley
Rotary
Bristol
New Hampshire
Vermont
Parshley
Mr. Parshley
A. R. Parshley
John R. Magee
Roswell S Bosworth
L. H Callan
Howard R. Newman
Edward D. Kunz
A A. Edmonds
Richard J. Simmons
Earl H. Hobson
Harold DeWolf
William L. Manchester
A L. Johnston
J Floyd Huestis
Virginia J. deRocha
Clinton T. Sherman
Edward L. Leahy
F. Reginald Dimond
W. Fred Wiliams
F . Dimond
Winthrop DeWolf
Old Timer's Night Planned by Rabbitt Women's Relief Corps
The Warren chapter hosts an Old Timer's Night meeting this evening with R F Tobin Women's Relief Corps members attending. Members 25 years or longer will receive badges, and entertainment is supervised by a committee led by Mrs Luella Byone. Refreshments provided by the social committee with Mrs Ethel Mott as chair.
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Rabbitt Women’s Relief Corps
R. F Tobin Women’s Relief Corps of
Warren
Luella Byone
Ethel Mott
Colt High Wins From Warwick Colt Memorial High
Colt Memorial High School defeated Warwick High School at Bliven Field on Tuesday afternoon 9 to 8. Colt totaled 11 hits with 4 errors while Warwick had 10 hits and 7 errors. D Burns of Warwick hit a home run. Perry of Colt and Morey of Warwick led batting. Carl Witherell's key left field catch helped hold off Warwick in the final inning.
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Colt Memorial High School
Warwick High School
Bliven Field
Carl Witherell
Warwick
Colt
D. Burns
Perry
Morey
Bristol's Charles B. Rockwell Dies in New York
Charles Bristed Rockwell Sr a leading Bristol figure linked with Cranston Worsted Mills since 1891 died in Roosevelt Hospital New York City this forenoon from pneumonia.
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Charles Bristed Rockwell, Sr
Bristol
Cranston
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Rockwell Passes After Illness While Returning From Nassau
Mr Rockwell died after a long illness in New York City Roosevelt Hospital where he had been in a coma since admission. A Bristol resident, he was born in 1848 in Winsted Conn and leaves no immediate survivors. His son Charles B. Rockwell Jr. will bring the body to Bristol.
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Mr. Rockwell
Nassau
Bahama Islands
New York City
Roosevelt Hospital
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
Collins & Aikman Corporation
New York
Bristol
Mr Rockwell
Winsted
Conn
Henry Ensign Rockwell
Enerette Munson Rockwell
William Rockwell
Dorchester
Mass
Windsor
Yale
Fisheries Commission
Woods Hole
Yale University
Charles Bristed Astor
Horace T. Rockwell
Boston
Henry Lee Rockwell
Edward Munson Rockwell
Leominster
Julia Lee Rockwell
Washington,dc
Julius Ensign Rockwell
Washington, DC
Washington
Quartermaster’s Department
Fortress Monroe
Jefferson Davis
Germany
Paris
America
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Bristol 245
M. M. Hochman
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Eanif
Bristol, R. I
Frederics
Broad
Elmwood
Mae McMillan
Elmwood Ave
Pastime Theatre
Marian Nixon
Richard Walling
Claire Windsor
Lawrence Gray
Charles Rogers
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Tarzan the Mighty
Dolores Costello
Conrad Nagel
Versailles
Baltimore
Pathe News
Newport Rotary Club
Comins Speaks
Colt High
Charles B. Rockwell
Charles B. Rockwell, SR
Atwater
Kent
Lafayette House
New England
Newport
A. J. Coyle
R. I
Octave LeClair
LeClair
Burton Street
Frigidaire - Sales Corporation
Hathaway St
Exchange Place
Gaspee
John C. Trudell
Peter Bonvicin
Burton ST
The
Baptist Church
R. S. Bosworth
Briggs
Florida
Rome
van Camp
Maxwell Coffee
H. C. Paull Stores
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