Altar Society Plans Christmas Activities at Our Lady Mt Carmel
Members will receive Holy Communion in a body at 7 o clock mass Sunday at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected at the December 6 meeting. A slate committee includes Mary Soldano chairwoman Nancy Santulli Leonardo Digati and Mary Codola Mary Malafronte. A Christmas party is planned for late next month with arrangements chaired by Carmella Santulli Digati Nancy Santulli Josephine Giglio Josephine Bisbano Emily Bernardo Frank Bruno Eva Formisano Pauline Perrone Geraldine Marino Mary Malafronte Anna Santulli Marion Chionchio. Ninety bridge tables were in play at the recent bridge whist series. John R Bernardo chaired that committee.
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Altar Society
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Erbup
Mary Soldano
Nancy Santulli
Leonardo Digati
Mary Codola
Mary Malafronte
Carmella Santulli
Digati
Josephine Giglio
Josephine Bisbano
Emily Bernardo
Frank Bruno
Eva Formisano
Pauline Perrone
Géraldine Marino
Anna Santulli
Marion Chionchio
John R. Bernardo
Probate notices in Bristol court October 1938
Bristol probate court handles petitions for Annie Molasky will probate and Jennie H Gallup estate sale. notices set for November 7 1938 10 oclock AM. Also Henry F S Rawson guardianship petition referred for hearing with fourteen day publication in Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Annie Molasky
Bristol Phoenis
John W Church
Cleta
Mary A. R. Ridgewell
Providence
Mary A HR. Ridgewell
Henry F S Rawson
Aaid
Bristol Phoenix
Guardian Appointed for Edward H Meiger in Bristol Rhode Island
The Probate Court of Bristol Rhode Island appoints guardian for Edward H Meiger with bond required. All claims against the ward must be filed with the Clerk within six months from the notice date. George W Kempf named guardian and John W Church clerk prepare the record.
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Juliet E. Coggeshall
Pee Biel
Maria Vaccaro
Bristol
R. I
Edward H. Meiger
Vetlisevinsul Wuercul
John W. Church
George W. Kempf
Guardian
Olympians to Open Football Campaign at Guiteras Field
The Olympians Club of the Bristol Y M C A will open its football season Sunday afternoon at Guiteras Athletic Field against the Barrington Townies. It is the county’s first independents game this season with Coach Tony Gomes listing Ray McMahon and others among his available players. Kickoff is at 2 30 p m.
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Olympian Club
Bristol Y. M. C. A
Guiteras Athletic Field
Barrington Townies
Independent Elevens
Tony Gomes
Olympians
Ray McMahon
Tommy van Voast
Frankie Russo
Guy Marino
Sammy Pasqua
Leo Mansi
Dom Capone
Jim Duffy
Andy Vorro
Perroni
Gordon Morgan
Arney Dryer
Pansa
Grabert
del Piano
Records Should Be In Vault Per Town Officials Say
Town records should be kept in town owned vaults. Town Engineer William W Perry faced pressure from Council President Prescott B Paull and sewer commission chair Donat J Gladue to turn over records he has held for years. Perry refused citing lack of sign for records, prompting questions about possible job oust. Gladue urged practical work and warned of tough conditions in handling Perry. A separate note lists condemned Thames street properties including New Haven Railroad depot and estates of Shepard Bassing and Murphy. A Holy Name Society meeting for Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church is set for November 14 at Parish Hall on Congregational Street.
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William W. Perry
Wight
Sewer Commission
Perry
Sewer Board
Mr. Perry
Paull
Donat J. Gladue
Joseph A. Hammill
Thames Street
New Haven Railroad
Shepard
Jacob Bassing
Town of
Bristol
Hugh Murphy
Staples Coal Company
Manchester
The
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Parish Hall Congregational Street
Council to hear owners on condemned hurricane buildings
The council will hear from 16 owners of hurricane damaged properties condemned by a special committee. Owners may approve or disapprove razing at a meeting with town officials on November 22 in the Burnside Memorial building.
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Burnside Memorial
Ford's 1939 plan aims to lift U S car industry through expansion
In a 1939 address, Ford outlines a broad program to rebuild momentum after the recession. He cites 34 million dollars in new plants and equipment, weather testing, and expanded facilities for cars, trucks, and the planned tractor. He stresses cooperation among manufacturers, sellers, and buyers to restore prosperity and argues profits should mainly benefit customers.
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America
Ford Unveils 1939 Mercury 8 Among New Cars
Ford introduces the Mercury 8 to sit between the De Luxe Ford and Lincoln Zephyr with a 116 inch wheelbase, hydraulic brakes, and a new 95 horsepower V eight engine. Ford promises higher quality and value across the 1939 line as plants and equipment are geared for growth.
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Ford
Rouge
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