Taft School Club hears PTA leader on child welfare work
Mrs Harry A Jager president of the Rhode Island Congress of the PTA spoke at Taft School Club, replacing Mrs Earl S Clark. She praised child welfare efforts while the club adopted a new song and discussed upcoming musical and bazaar plans.
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Harry A. Jager
Rhode Island Congress
Parent-Teacher Association
Taft School Club
Earl S. Clark
Congress
Jager
Henry W. Boynton
Annie M Tobin
Taft
Boynton
Grace McKay
New York
Harry R Gray
Dennis B Sullivan
Annie M Tolm
East Shore District Court of Honor Awards Boy Scout Badges
The East Shore District Court of Honor met at the Patrol Leaders Club Monday with Col M A Cheesman presiding and Frank Francis Sr Rev F L Maryon assisting. Badges were awarded to Troop 1 Oscar P Herzig forestry, Troop 2 Sterling Crowley craftsmanship Herbert Howe conservation scholarship handicraft, Troop 4 Joseph Riccio scholarship, Troop 5 Lawrence Ashton craftsmanship Andrew Iverson swimming, Troop 1 Warren Luther Franklin camping Bernard Stachowick swimming.
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East Shore District Court of Honor
M A Cheesman
Frank Francis
F L. Maryon
George R Fish
Bristol
Oscar P Herzig
sTroop
Sterling Crowley
Herbert M Howe
Joseph Riccio
Lawrence Ashton
Andrew Iverson
Warren Luther Franklin
Bernard Stachowick
Wall
Scout Safe Saving
Doric Club Serves Salad Supper at Masonic Temple
Approximately 200 persons enjoyed a chicken salad supper from 6:30 to 8:00 PM last evening in the Masonic Temple under the Doric Club of St. Alban's Lodge No. 6 F and A. The club room featured flags and bunting and tables with flowers donated by Samuel Kinder. Harold I. Rice chaired the committee with help from Mrs James Folge Worths, matron of Mount Hope Chapter No. 23, Order of the Eastern Star, and members of that organization.
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Masonic Temple
Doric Club
St. Alban’s Lodge
No. 6
Samuel Kinder
Harold I. Rice
James Folge Worths
Mount Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Hats and fabrics fill Stanley's display on Armistice Day
The notice lists hats and mufflers at low prices at Suzman's and Dimond's Corner. Weddings and social events appear, including a Whist at Edgehill Temple and a banquet for cotton brokers. A diphtheria case is reported and an accident at Cranston Worsted Mills results in finger injuries.
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Stanley’s
State St
William T. Dwyer
Burton Street
Mary Buckley
Newport
E. Suzman’s
Rick
Bristolians
Bleven Field
Dimond's Corner
Fall River
New Bedford
Belvedere
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Eldora Gablinske
Mt. Hope Avenue
Stanley Sinster
Warren
Hy draulion Fourth Grade Minstrels Set for Pastime Dates
Hy draulion fourth grade minstrels announce shows at the Pastime Theatre on November 18 and 19. Edward LeClerc directs a first class performance with Judge B. H. Hammill as interlocutor and a lively team of cast members. Reginal Farley, Magdalen Shaw, and Ella May Le maire star in a new dance line. A Sunday rehearsal is scheduled for 2 o clock at the Pastime.
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Bastime Theatre
Hydraulion
Edward LeClerc
B. H. Hammill
Club Room Burns In Early Morning Fire At State Street
A one story bakery building at 222 State Street formerly owned by Antero Ceneria and leased to Gaetano Cinllo housing the Independent Citizens' Club was nearly destroyed by fire discovered by a resident. Firefighters arrived at 5 am and saved a house to the west and a small rear barn. Contents including a pool table chairs and club paraphernalia were insured. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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State Street
Antero Ceneria
Gaetano Cinllo
Independent Citizens’ Club
Local Couple Wed in Detroit Avenue Church Ceremony
A wedding at the Detroit Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church united the bride and groom in a small ceremony attended by immediate family. Clarence A. Oosterberg of Cleveland served as best man. The couple planned to live in Morgantown West Virginia after their Nov. 3 departure. The groom, a World War I radio electrician on the U S S Maine, enlisted January 19 1918 and discharged January 2 1919. He is also known for Burke's Famous Block Island Orchestra appearances.
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Detroit
Episcopal Church
Clarence A. Oosterberg
Cleveland
Morgantown
West Virginia
Maine
Berenee
Burke
Block Island
Local Grocery Ad Blasts Clean Currants and Lamb Prices
Classified ad lists New Cleaned Currants Fresh Shoulders Spring Lamb Fores Flat Rib Corned Beef priced at 39 cents per dozen 37 cents per dozen for other items 15 cents can 25 cents glass jug 10 cents per pound 10 cents per quart 10 cents per can 29 cents
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Pillsbury’s
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