Armistice Day Observances Planned With Banquet and Game
The article details Armistice Day events including World War One Honor Roll dedication, a Kearney Post banquet, and Colt High versus Warren High football at Guiteras Field. Major Raoul Archambault Jr will speak at the Army Legion gathering at the Legion Home with a full program of prayers, musical selections, testimonials, and a memory service for fallen service members.
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Kearney Post
No. 6
American Legion
Colt High
Warren High
Guiteras Field
Legion
Robert B Suzman
Colt Senior High School
M. Theresa Donovan
Flanders Fields
Bristol Rotary Club
Vernon A. Gray
Lucien Capone
Roswell S Bosworth
William H Sisson
Frank A. Rounds
Wm D Hall
Geo R Fish
John Perry
Colt Senior High
Charles R Couley
First Congregational Church
Chaplain Corps
USNR
Ralph T Church
Charles E Burns
Samuel A. Hall
Robert B. Suzman
Legion Home
A. A. Edmonds
Archambault
William D. Hall
Edward J Fitzgerald
Raoul Archambault, Jr
United States Marine Corps
R. Archambeault Jr
Marine Corps
Kearney
World War One Honor Roll to be dedicated Monday
The permanent World War One Honor Roll, featuring 456 names, will be dedicated Monday at the Legion Home on Franklin Street. If weather permits, ceremonies will be on the lawn, otherwise in Legion Hall. The 6 by 3 foot bronze plaque sits on a Chelmsford granite boulder 7% feet high, 5 feet base, 2 feet thick, with 1⁄2 inch high letters.
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Financial Town
Charles R Cooley
James T Pierce
Lucien Capone
Francis B Condon
The
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Judith Garvin
Margaret Susan Wall
Vernon A. Gray
Charles C Curran
Mr Pierce
B. W Wall
Secr
Henry F. Serbst
Frederick E Garvin
Robert W. Nelson
Bristol Mfg Corp Keeps Production After Warehouse Fire
Maurice C Smith Jr announces Bristol Manufacturing Corp will maintain prior production levels despite a warehouse fire on Hope Street causing over a million dollars in damage. He credits cooperation from suppliers competitors and multiple fire departments with enabling continued operation and thanks the Red Cross and local agencies for aid.
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Bristol Mfg. Corp
Bristol Phoenix
Hope Street
Police
Red Cross
Melville Fire Department
Warren Fire Department
Portsmouth Fire Department
U. S. Rubber Company Fire Department
Bristol Manufacturing Corp
Maurice C Smith, Jr
United Rubber Workers of America
CIO
Bristol
Morris Leahy
Bernard McHugh
Dennis Viera
Bristol Red Feather drive to aid children and servicemen
The Bristol Community Fund outlines a $19,383 Bristol share of a $1.5 million state Red Feather goal. The drive opens November 12 and supports youth programs by Boy Scouts Girl Scout Council and YMCA, nursing and psychiatry visits, foster care, and USO services for local servicemen.
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Red Feather
Bristol
Bristol Community Fund
USO
R I
Bristol Fund
Boy Scouts
Bristol Girl Scout Council
Bristol Y.M.C.A
Boy Wins Bicycle For One Dollar And Seventy Fives
At a Atlanta public auction a 12 year old boy named Arlie Truelove bid his saved coins one dollar and seventy five cents for a red streamlined bicycle. After others bid higher for the remaining bikes he persisted until the final sale went to him for one dollar and seventy five cents amid silent crowd goodwill.
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Atlanta
Arlie Truelove
Arlie
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Heatter
Mr. Heatter
Benevolent Society Hears Dr Harold Metzner
The Ladies Benevolent Society of St. Michael's Church met on Wednesday with Mrs. Henry Wood presiding. Dr Harold Metzner pastor of Trinity Union Methodist Church Providence spoke on The Missionary Activities of the Methodist Church. Plans advanced for the Christmas Sale December 5 with chairmen named and rummage sale November 13 by the Ivy Guild. After the meeting refreshments were served by hostesses.
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Ladies Benevolent Society of
St. Michael’s Church
Henry Wood
Harold Metzner
Trinity Union Methodist
Earl G Sturdevant
Edward E. Bunn
Ivy Guild
Janet MacDougall
Jessica MacDougall
William Day
Wesley A Armstrong
Lilly Magee
Fruit as jive and a six year old’s quiz
A parent recalls a humorous clash of slang with his son six asking about words qizzl and hep both from different languages and a friend’s line red said yizzl have to go home now the boy’s slang lesson leaves the father puzzled and bemused.
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N. Y
Hepcat
Red
Yizzl
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Virgil Arruda
Major Raoul Archambault, Jr
West Warwick
Rhode Island
Raoul Archambault, Sr
Alice
Sally) Archambault
West Warwick Senior High School
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Boston University Law School
United States
Third Marine Division
Pawtuxet Valley
Bougainville
Solomon Islands
Charles R. Cooley
M. C. Smith
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Bristol District Nursing Association
Child Guidance Clinic
R.I Child Service
A. J. Cronin
Charles Coburn
Cartoon
the Forest Rangers
Leo Gorcey
Judy Clark
Diljon
With Eric von Stroheim
Jackie
Butch” Jenkins
Joseph Palma
Bradford Street
Ralph
Ralph, Jr
Antoinette
Palma
Bristol Town
N. Prov. Merchants
Pat’s
Texaco Filling Station
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