Property disputes and gang activity reported in unclear OCR
Fragmentary text mentions property vesting and gang activity with names garbled. No verifiable entities or events to confirm details or dates.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions property vesting and gang activity with names garbled. No verifiable entities or events to confirm details or dates.
A Bristol couple Will wed tomorrow at 1 o clock in St Michaels Church. The bride Miss West daughter of Mr and Mrs Gardner West of 7 Hash Street. The groom Mr St Argel son of Mr and Mrs John St Argel of Tec Ore Street. Both natives of Bristol.
A botanist explored the remains of old California Spanish missions, dissolving adobe bricks from mission buildings to inspect plant refuse used in binding the blocks. The study aims to identify floral species that grew near the missions and understand historical landscaping.
The Gremial of the Daughters of Portugal plans a mystery ride next month. A committee led by Mrs Mary Nunes includes Mrs Mary Macwri and Mrs Margaret Viera with Miss Juha EF Ferreira ex officio. A $5 donation to the Catholic Charities drive was approved at the meeting.
Reba Lodgf plans a memorial service to be held at the June meet. The notice mentions Dethews PD altb Plich street and a Mass at Mintvbe dt Retrieres. The fragment references family names including Mabel Tanta Novia and Walter Reamieres in connection with the service.
Mrs Daniel Crispell of Richmond visits sister Mrs Jane Tattrie on State street. Arthur Marley of Lackanossett School spoke at Bristol Teachers Association. Amicae Guild hosts Olive Luther on Griswold Avenue. Miss Carmone, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carmone, graduates from St Joseph's Training School for Nurses. Rooms sought for American Legion Convention delegates August 12 to 14. 1987 Convention seeks host rooms with prices. Col lins and Aikman Girls Club banquet draws nearly 100 guests at Hotel Warren. toastmaster Albert Hartles and attendees include Rockwell, Munro, Johnson, Gill and McCann.
Bristol Chapter of the D A R will attend a memorial service at St Michael's Church Sunday night. A Fourth of July celebration committee meeting is planned for Monday evening at the Burnside Memorial building. Marie Jeannette Leclerc, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Leclerc, 402 High Street, graduated from Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing Wednesday night. Mothers will be entertained by the Candidates Class of the Girls Friendly Society of St Michael's Church at the final meeting of the season May 25 in the parish house.
Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella held a banquet at the Hearthstone Seekonk to mark its 20th anniversary. Mrs Mary J Condon served as toastmaster and introduced speakers including State Regent Miss Agnes Conley and national secretary Mrs Mary Rueley. Eighty members and former members attended. door prizes went to Mrs James McHugh and Mrs Helen Dod.
Robert Tourigney and Mary Velleca were chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian of Colt Memorial High School's graduating class as announced by Principal Edward J Fitzgerald. Tourigney, a senior with a 92.0 general average, led in dramatics, debate and baseball while planning a pre law path at Brown. Velleca, editor of the Rainbow, serves as senior class secretary and active in commercial and dramatic clubs and Green and White, with no definite plans after graduation.
An informal exhibition will be conducted tomorrow afternoon from 2 30 to 5 30 by the recently formed crafts and hobbies groups at the Corn Crib. Miss Gladys Paull operates the venue at 900 Hope Street.
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for kindness and sympathy after a death. In Memoriam remembers Mrs Mary Fay who died May 2, 193?, with a tribute from her husband and children. The message honors her gentle face, patient smile, and loving nature.
Mrs. William BH Remieres Sr was re elected president of the Ladies Aid Society of the State Street M E Church for the 12th consecutive year at the annual meeting held at Miss Sarah D Bosworth's Hope Street home. Rev James E Greer presided. Officers include First Vice President Mrs A M Miller Secretary Miss Bosworth Assistant Secretary Mrs Elwin Hill Treasurer Mrs F O Blaisdell. Board of Managers named: Mrs Martha Hall Mrs Sarah Bickford Miss Sarah Bosworth Miss Myra Blaisdell Mrs Annie Richardson Mrs Etta Hoar Mrs Annie Pollock Mrs Ellen Coggeshall Mrs Lena Dunbra Mrs Rachel Simmons Mrs Abbie Munro Mrs Florence Potter.
Rev. Herbert D. Graetz will deliver Sunday morning remarks at the First Congregational Church sermon titled Righteousness Exalts a City. The message centers on moral guidance and community virtue for worshipers.
A reader piece urges town men to reflect on moral conduct and welfare. The writer signs as St. John 8 7 and 6A. M. Adams, inviting civic consideration and respectful discourse in a local column.
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