Exchange Student Dreams Across Europe and Paris
A student envisions joining a foreign exchange program to study in France Germany Luxembourg and Austria. The narrative reflects on personal access to homes and daily life, contrasts in cuisine and heating, and observations from Paris and a Napoleonic era apartment, noting how experiences vary by locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Yvonne Hughes
the Monitor
Europe
Univ. of Arkansas
France
Germany
Luxembourg
Austria
Colt Memrial beats East Greenwich 14–0 in tough Class G clash
Colt Memorial scored twice in the first half to prevail 14 to 0 over East Greenwich, with Manny Marshall connecting to Denny Ramos for the opening score and Danny Ramos adding a second on a 14 yard run. Weather hindered play as both teams exchanged momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenwich I
Lockwood
Coltsters
Colt
Manny Marshall
Denny Ramos
al Burke
Danny Ramos
Marshall
Cavallaro
Alough
East
Sco
Howbe
Ainat Businat Burshivite
Subcription Drive Promises Swarthout Concerts in Bristol
The 6th annual subscription campaign kicked off at St Michael's Parish House with officers and drive workers. Russell M Simmons of New York Community Concerts outlined that Gladys Swarthout could headline Bristol if 500 season tickets sell, with three concerts planned including the Mauney duo. About 20 percent more Bristol residents must buy tickets than in past years. Bristol subscribers may attend three nearby Taunton concerts at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Miles Mauney
Bristol
Gladys Swarthout
St. Michael’s
Russell M. Simmons
New York
Simmons
Raymond J. Eros
Taunton
Mass
Taunton High Hoor
Daniel Ayenberg
Delia Fuente
Stessin
Rea Foevees Green
Halloween Legion Fund Short of Last Year’s Costs
The Halloween Fund run by Kearney Post American Legion fell short of covering Saturday’s events. Expenses reached 99.55 dollars while donations total 58.00 to date. Donations are requested by mail or through post members to avoid going into the red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Post American Legion
RGR Ak
Anthony J. Ruggierio
Fred E. Garvin
Oe Edmonds
Joe Quadey
Aiwilia Irwnel Depa
Madeira Island Priest Honored At Sunday Dinner
A dinner honoring Rev. Silvano Jardin, Madeira Island native priest, drew about two hundred clergy and friends from southern New England. Fr. Jardin received gifts from Mrs. Jono Ferreira and John T. Vasconceios and spoke of Madeira and the unity of Portuguese descendants in the U S. Speakers included Anthony J. Nunes, Vace Jardin, Rev. Joseph Thaden, and Rev. Fernandes Freitas. arrangements were led by Joao Ferreira, John Vasconceos, Jose Gomes, Manuel Ascimento, and Eve Alexandre with music by Joseph Gonsalves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dema
Silvana Jardin
John T. Vasconcelos
Joseph Thadeau
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Warren
Fernandes Freitas
Sil+vano Jardin
Madeira Island
New England
Fr. Jardin
Jono Ferreira
John T. Vascgnecelos
Madeira
Anthony J. Nunes
Vace Jardin
New Jersey
Joseph Thaden
Fernandes Frietas
Providence
Joao Ferrara
John Vasconcelos
Jose Gomes
Manuel Ascimento
Evé Alexandre
Joseph Gonsalves
Swansea
Bristol Town Meeting Votes On Tax Revaluation Scope
A Bristol town meeting at Reynolds School Auditorium will review the $25,000 revaluation resolution and seek voter guidance on including only real estate and certain personal property. Moderator David J. Ferris urges early arrival to be checked off by 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Reynolds
David J. Ferris
Raymond A. Thomas
Town Planning Board
Misting
Thomas
Abies of
Las
Roger W. ‘Pifeon
Blannieid Board
Fer al
Suadegeek Troke
Town weighing incinerator plan for Minturn Farm site
Bristol town committee backs building an incinerator with an estimated initial cost between 115 900 and 125 000 to solve rubbish disposal. A Minturn Farm site is favored though lease issues with the Pacheco brothers must be resolved. December 1 deadline looms as council awaits a preliminary report and possible vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Kektan Ae
Andrade
Tupelo
Neces Terrace Inverment Association
Flke
William Rego
Oscar Rishenight
Reynolds G. Northup
Minturn Farm
Manuel Prenda
Planning Board
Raymond A. Thomas
Pacheco Brothers
Minturn
Local 339 CIO Blood Drive and Union Convention Delegates
Local 339 CIO plans a four week blood drive from November 22 to December 15 to stock the union blood bank. James Sylvia, president, says donors and their families can access the blood bank at no cost. The drive runs amid Labor Participation Department and Community Chests efforts. Delegates for the 16th annual CIO convention in Providence include John A. Doyle, Joseph Cavallaro, Ralph Quito, and others from Local 330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Rubber Workers
James Sylvia
Narragansett Hotel
Providence
John A. Doyle
Joseph Cavallaro
Ralph Quito
U. S
Bassacco
Abel Botelho
Sylvia Frank Silvia
Michael Poe Ernesto DeMello
Manuel Wennedes
Sylvia
Zirae Sylvia
Fragmented OCR Supper Club Notes From Unknown Town
OCR gibberish detail appears to describe a local event or notice in a small town with names and numbers unreadable. The text is too distorted to identify clear people places or dates for a precise summary.
Haunting Fragment Signals Unclear Event in City
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and locations with uncertain wording. The readable parts reference individuals and a possible incident, but the exact event remains unclear and requires verification. The fragment hints at a local matter with potential community impact.
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Guiteras
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Church Street
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Anthony DaPonte
Bay View Avenue
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Vernon A. Gray
Lyice
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Ty Shamans
Ralph Fasano
Hallowe En Legion Fund
Providence, Far Right
Puniello Studios
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Dean Lewis
Newport
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Cane
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Frank Newton
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