Bristol Editorial Reflects on Industry Growth and Memorial Day
The Bristol Phoenix editorial notes the Daileed plant kept Tupelo trees and praised its new building, staff expansion from nineteen to thirty three, and the plant’s orderly operations. It laments low Civil War era veteran turnout at Memorial Day and urges public involvement in patriotic observances, then extols Shut-In Day’s value and the uplifting effect of hospital visits.
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Bristol Rotary visits G W Dahl Co plant
Bristol Rotary Club members toured the G W Dahl Co Inc plant at noon Wednesday after their weekly meeting It marked many members first visit to the newest local industrial facility in town.
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Quahog Quip and Army Missile School Note
A fragmented report references quahogs versus Texas Gulf clams and mentions an Army sponsored trip to Fort Bliss Texas. The writer defers naming a quoted Texan until insurance checks are complete and cites Phase I culinary research as pending.
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Fort Bliss
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Edmund Louis O'Brien Rites Noted After Sudden Illness
Obituary notes the death of Edmund Louis O'Brien 69 of Bay View Ave at Renesdales Hospital after a brief illness. He was born October 21, 1887 in Ball River, husband of Ruth F. O'Brien, father to two daughters, with funeral services planned from home in Bay View Ave. A long obituary fragment references family members and details of burial.
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Renesdales Hospital
Ruth F.eens O'Brien
Ball. River
Charles Tasend
Mary Ane
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