Prayer on the Locust Point Pier Shows Simple Goodness
A Baltimore waterfront piece reports Locust Point Pier 6 workers joining in a long running safety meeting with a prelude of prayer led by a sweeper, Charles Lee. The routine, begun in 1933 by agent J. M. White, gathers 50 to 75 employees of diverse faiths in a daily act of reverence before the work.
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New York
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Locust Point
C. A. McBeth
L. J. Hoffman
G. F. Bachman
J. M. White
Charles Lee
Lee
Mr. White
Tallyman
I. B. Clark
William Johnson
Red Cross
Bristol X Ray Drive Nears State Record
More than 5480 people had X rayed by noon in the Bristol town clinic run by the Bristol District Nursing Association Christmas Seal Committee and the Rhode Island Health Department. Raymond A Walker said attendance should rise before the unit closes at 7 pm and John DeWolf Jr led over 100 canvassers in a final push to meet the quota.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Rhode Island Department of Health
Raymond A. Walker
Walker
John DeWolf, Jr
DeWolf
Woulid
Search for mother of Frederick P Noonan spans two decades
Frederick P Noonan, also known as George Cummings, seeks his mother whom he was taken from in Raynham Taunton area. He is a 41 year old World War II veteran disabled, served with the 6th Armored Division in Germany, and believes his mother may have remarried Horton or Westgate. He asks anyone with information to contact him at Green's Trailer Park Spirittanet Worcester ass.
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Pier 3
Frederick P. Noonan
George ¥. Cummings
Curtis Gs
Taunton
Horton
Westgate
Raynham
Mass
Cummings
6Th Armored Division
Germany
Frederick P. Noonag
Green
Spirttanet, Cutoff
Worcester
Stout Awards Noted By Courts And Community Figures
Fragmentary text mentions Gist Stouts and a 2 award in a court context. Names like Mrs. Gilbert Sousa and Albert finger appear amid garbled phrases, with references to scouts, teachers, and local figures. The readable bits suggest a local awards notice or school community report.
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Browne
Gabe
Ieta Eki
Gilbert Sousa
Albert
First Congregational Church Elects First Woman Trustee
At its annual meeting the First Congregational Church elected Mrs. Alice Bell Morgan to its board of trustees, the first woman to hold a seat in its 273 year history. Also chosen were Thomas C. Jannsen and Vincent J. Pettine for three-year terms, with certificates presented to eighteen long-serving members.
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First Congregational Church
Alice Bell Morgan
Morgan
William H. Bell
American College
Turkey
Thomas C. Jannsen
Vincent J. Pettine
Kingsmen to March in Local Little League Parade
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps volunteer for the town parade opening Little League season. Members meet at Scout Hall at 12 45 p m Sunday and report at Kearney Post Home on Franklin Street for the 1 15 p m parade start. This annual community good turn supports the youth movement.
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Kingsmen
Scout Hall
Kearney ‘Post
Franklin Street
George G. Fishan
First Bristol Troop to Host Spring Social Evening
The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts of America will hold their annual Spring Social next Monday at 7 p.m. in Scout Hall. The event marks the final indoor meeting before outdoor activities resume in September if weather allows. Plans for Memorial Day and the Rockville Round-up will be finalized, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Plafig
Rockville
Bayberry Club Meeting At Claes Guiteras House
Debi SR Bo MONS florist presents as a well known flower lecturer at an open Bayberry Club meeting. Doris Bullogkeatike Ruby Blaisdell and Mrs Lester Gurmay I attend the event with Scott the Speak in attendance.
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Debi SR
Bo Mons
Claes
Town Fails to Act On Brito Charge As Navy Ships Arrive
Two Navy destroyers U S S Gainard and U S S Hugh Purvis will be stationed for the Fourth of July in port after returning from Europe. Admiral Hartman informed the Fourth of July committee of the assignment, continuing a 42 year naval tradition. The committee also hired seven bands for the celebration at its YMCA meeting.
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U.S.S
Louisiana
Navy
YMCA
Miss 4th of July contest set for TV air date
The Miss 4th of July pageant is announced to appear on WJAR TV June 28 at 1 15 pm a fifteen minute program previewing the gala celebration. Dr Domenic Capdzie is chairman of the beauty contest with prizes up to 180 dollars for Miss Grotaly and her Ladies in Waiting and entries are urged to contact him.
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Wjar TV
Nee G. McCaw
Chamber of Commerce
Domenic V. A. Capdzie
Miss Grotaly
Dr. Capone
Trinity Church Bristol marks Whit Sunday and 78th birthday
Trinity Episcopal Church Bristol observes Whit Sunday and its 78th anniversary. The parish began on Whitsunday May 16, 1875, when services overflowed Odd Fellows Hall aided by Ruth B. DeWolf's bequest for free seating.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Whitsunday
Odd Fellows
Adivarice
Everning
Hopeeeeee
New Andrews
Mt Carmel Entertainment Preview At Guiteras School
Students of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School present a June 4 and 5 entertainment at Guiteras School Auditorium starting 8 p.m. Kindergarten through grade three perform playlets and films follow. Mothers Club assist with ushering and setup.
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Our Lady of Mt
The
Our Lady of
Seventy-Two Children Set for First Communion Mass
Seventy two children of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church will receive first Holy Communion tomorrow at 8 15 a m. They will be guests of the Lady G of Mt See Mothers Greak tent and attend further services at 8 30 a m. Sunday. A procession will follow with the crowning and benedictions at St. Mary Street.
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Sitio Cranerium
Ann Anakey
Attend Officers Ad Members of Kearney Post No 6
Post seeks officers and members for Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion. Notice lists meeting details and eligibility requirements for enrollment.
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Kearney Post No. 6
Bristol King Philip Little League Opens Third Season
The King Philip Little League in Bristol announces its third season with opening ceremonies and new field improvements. A parade from Legion Hall leads to the field as the league flag is raised and the state championship trophy from last year is presented to the Town Council President by last year’s tournament team members.
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King Philip Little League
Bristol
Gam
Seite
Legion Hall
Hous Town
League
Town County
Joseph F. Bruno
Érs
Tournal Teim
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Bayberry Club
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Allan Tatttrie Jr
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Mt. Carmel Entertainment
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