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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1930
Page
2
The article urges parents to cooperate with the PTA to secure suitable motion pictures for children and to educate themselves on child psychology. It argues managers may support child friendly screenings if there is demand and urges parents to scrutinize films before allowing their kids to attend.
Voters are urged by the town clerk to register at the clerk office for the upcoming November election. The simple process takes little time and ensures the high privilege of voting, as those who miss registration may be denied permission to cast a ballot.
Nag Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias meets in G A R hall. United Brothers Lodge No 13 I O O F meets on High Street. Town Council gathers at 7:30 in Burnside Memorial Building. State Board of Pollution of Waters hearing set for Thursday at 2 in State House Office building. General School class of 1930 to hold a Thursday afternoon food sale in the auditorium led by Michael DeLeo. Memorial Day committee to meet Thursday evening at Boy Scout building. Chief Marshal William A Francis. A bridge party last night at Trinity parish house hosted by the Girls Friends Society. Miss Marion Darling heads the committee. Miss Madeline W What and Miss Evelyn Bache to represent Bristol Unit at Rhode Island League of Women Voters meeting in Providence Thursday and Friday. Ernest Arnold improved at Hope Street home and returns to work. Bristol trains daily. A wedding set for Thursday at 8 at Holy Trinity Church Central Falls, Arthur J. Duffy and Miss Sarah H Manning. Parent Teachers Association forms plan for children motion picture entertainment at Holmes House. action postponed. State Deputy Walter Fitzpatrick and past State Deputy Edward Quigley of Providence speak at Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus. membership drive planned for Bishop Hicke class next month. Speeches by public officials and a public whist. Catholic Charitable Tributions drive solicits and requests contributions by tomorrow evening to Catholic Rectories.
A consumer note highlights key considerations for purchasing an electric Frigidaire refrigerator. The guide emphasizes dozen essential facts and invites readers to obtain free information from O Le Clair at 17 Burton Street.
Lost or destroyed Pass Book No. 19711 issued by Industrial Trust Company in Participation Department. Return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application for a duplicate book will be issued as provided by law.
For sale 150,125 general Electric motors 5h0 volt 150 ft 2 15 16 shafting and pulleys 1500 ft belting horizontal boiler heater for boiler belt sand paper machine post sander 4" moulding machine chain mortiser teetoner machine with copes hollow chisel mortiser pocket cutter pulley mortiser band saw a x24 big rotary planer 10 and 8 moulding machines baluster lathe storeyer and blower moulding knives. Myer Shapiro Building Wrecker 90 Jefferson St Fall River Mass Tel 342.
M Sousa at 42 Franklin St offers custom summer window and piazza screens and repairs old screens to look like new. Phone 285 W or Phoenix Office for service.
The 1929 champs Cranston Worsted Mill and Sab. Alesic's Whirlwinds prepare for a decisive game with strong lineups. Cranston Coughlin at 2nd base and Bill Cooper on the mound lead a balanced roster while N L R Co faces Manuel Lewis's Battery C in a Friday night clash.
Leo Menard hits a two on with two out in the eighth to spark Bristol County All Stars to a 7 3 win over Barrington Town on the Common last Saturday. Harvey Gladue and Menard fueled six of the eight Bristol hits as Cavallaro fanned six for the winners. Errors by Barrington proved costly in the opener of the 1930 season.
Royal Regal rebuilt typewriters Underwood No 5 Remington No 10 Corona portable typewriters all machines sold for cash or on terms carbon paper ribbons etc Book Shop 76 State Street Bristol
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