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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1930

Page

4

Mrs. Hoyal names Helen Condon Eastern division chair

National President Mrs. Robert L. Hoyal announces via Indianapolis headquarters the appointment of Miss Helen A. Condon as Eastern division chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary National Americanization Committee. Condon will direct Americanization work across Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania. She is Rhode Island representative on the National Executive Committee and a former president of Kearney Unit and Rhode Island Department. She teaches at the General School and in evening schools.

Oe T Robert L. Hoyal American Legion Auxiliary Boston Indianapolis Helen A. Condon Miss Condon Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania

Drunken Driving Case Continued to Monday

William Verlaque of 40 Andem Street Providence was arrested Tuesday afternoon for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He zigzagged on Hope Street before police detained him. Arraigned Wednesday morning bail set at $500 for Fifth District Court appearance Monday morning.

Witliam Verlaque Andem Street Providence Verlaque Hope Street Fifth District Court

Administration Notice Estate of Vesta L McVay

Fred Blaisdell of Bristol has qualified as Administrator of the estate of Vesta L McVay, deceased. Creditors must file claims in the clerks office within the legal time limits beginning November 7. Clerk John W Church notes dates 11 7 14 21.

Fred Blaisdell Bristol Vesta L. McVay

Estate of Luiz Pontes Nunes Notice

Notice is hereby given that Mariano Oliveira of the Town of Bristol has of Luiz Pontes Nunes deceased quire by law beginning November 7 1930. John W Church Clerk.

Luiz Pontes Nunes Mariano Oliveira Bristol

Bristol Probate Court Seeks Administrator for Raposa Estate

In Bristol Rhode Island October 23 1930 Manuel Raposa husband of Julia Raposa seeks appointment as Administrator of her intestate estate. Petition referred to November 17 1930 at 10 AM in the Probate Court Room with fourteen days notice in the Bristol Phenix. Filing clerk JOAN W CHURCH.

Bristol Julia Raposa Allas Dalla S. Raposa Manuel Raposa Julia Raposa Allas Bristol Phenix

Probate Court Petitions Sale of Minor’s Bristol Estate

Manuel Raposia Ceutrelian petitions as guardian of Lena Ragnosa minor to authorize sale of an undivided one sixteenth interest in a Bristol land tract on Metacoma Avenue with improvements. The parcel, subject to a mortgage, is to be sold at public auction or private sale to pay debts for the minor’s support and to enable a better investment of proceeds. Proceedings set for 10 o’clock AM in the Bristol Probate Court Room.

Bristol Harold CC. Peckham, Jr Vincent B. Peckham Oliver Peckham Harold C Peckam, Jr Vincent BR. Peckham Rhode Island Constitution Street Hope Street Ozro Barrows Daniel W Gladding John W Munroe Josiah F. Peckham Isaid Peckham Geraldine Davis Mary Ann Hargraves Hristo Down Clerk Bristol Phenix Joan W Church Slhe Lena Raposa Manuel Raposia Ceutrelian Lena Ragnosa Minor Minor Metiacom Avenue Stristol William Williams Metacoma Avenue Manuel Mo “Bavares Wright San Triste Pasquale Pagnane Trobate Court Room Aaid S’hoenix John W. Church

Marathon Won by Pawtucket Man at Armistice Day Run

Matthew Bardsley of the J and P Coats Athlete Club Pawtucket won the ten mile race with a 53 59 time after a five minute handicap over Jimmie Hennigan of Fall River who finished second. Hennigan had scratch start and posted best time over the course. Clarence DeMar appeared among finishers as eighth.

Matthew Bardsley J. & P. Coats Rhode Islander Jimmie” Hennigan Fall River New England Clarence DeMar Jimme Hennigan de Mar Joe Quirk Hennigan Loth Ain Pawtucket J & P Coats Athlete Club Atv Bristol Jimmie’ Hennigan Jimmie Bardsley Cheorge Hadley New York City Rhode Island Hadley Long Joe’ Quirk Dorchester Mass Matthew Cantwell Valley Ralph Pierce Hebronville Junus Ko Ober Newton Centre Mass Manuel Tama West Warwick Damin Brank of MacGarath Boston Mac Donald Joseph Pnos Kearnes American Legion Joseph McCaffrein Drew Jo Stevenson Albert Renmkew Steven Maler Peter Mercure Dim Parrington John Pawsons George Bevens Bob Nekson Oot

Assault Suspect Arrested After Domestic Dispute

Mary Correia of 140 John Street was arrested on a private complaint by Mrs Ignacio alleging an assault during a dispute over a child. Correia reportedly struck Ignacio with a shoe, leaving her head injured, and posted a $100 bond for court appearance.

Mary Correrra John Street Mars Nacia Pynazie Correia Egnacio Correira dTgnavio

Marriage Intentions Filed for Patrik Mckenna and Mary Yergeau

Patrik Henry McKenna of 130 Mt Hope Avenue Bristol and Mary Florida Yergeau of 55 Washington Street Warren filed marriage intentions. The notice lists both parties and their home addresses.

Patrik Henry McKenna Mt Hope Avenue Bristol and Mary Florida Yergeau Washington Street Warren

Shelley and Williams Die in Viareggio Stormoff Viareggio Italy

A storm off the coast near Viareggio, Italy, claimed the lives of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Lieutenant Williams aboard the vessel Don Juan en route from Leghorn to Spezia. Their bodies washed ashore and were cremated near Viareggio with Trelawney and Byron present. Shelley's ashes were later buried in Rome.

Jaz Haley Lieutenmar Ther Little Webbaier Viareggio Italy Leghorn Spexia Trelawney Leigh Hunt Byron Shelley Urbano Lucchesi Williams Gulf of Spezia Willams Edward Trelawney Rome

Wooden Cannon Used by Japs Against Russians

In 1865 samurai from Satsuma fired wooden bamboo hooped cannons at a Russian or British ship off Kyushu but none struck. The British ships fired back as the Japanese vessel vanished, its wooden cannons floating away. Later in the Russo Japanese War wooden cannons aided in blowing wires entanglements.

Kyushu Satsuma

Flora MacDonald the Bonny Prince’s Loyal Helper

Flora MacDonald of the MacDonald clan aided Prince Charles in 1746 after Culloden by disguising him and guiding his escape to Skye. She was imprisoned but released in 1747, married Allen MacDonald in 1750 and later moved to America. The Flora MacDonald college was founded as a memorial in 188.

Flora MacDonald Prince Charles Culloden Charles Benbecula Flora Skye Allen MacDonald America

Country of Forests in Latvia The Baltic Forest Realm

A travel style depiction describes Latvia in the Baltic region as a republic with over a third of its land covered by forest. It notes hidden seaports towns villages and farms, and calls the pine fir and beech forests a timeless crown. The Livonian Courtland district features dunes along the seacoast amid abundant wildlife.

Republic of Latvia Baltic Riviera Livonian

Real Meaning of an Orchestra

An orchestra is a band of performers on various instruments especially viol class, adapted to render symphonies overtures and accompanying operas oratorios masses. It differs from military street bands and from groups of solo players for chamber music.

Nero Model Youth at First The Emperor Nero

The article portrays Nero as a kind tender hearted youth on ascendancy to the throne trained by humane mentors. It emphasizes his descent from Germanicus and claims his early character lacked the brutality seen in his parents. The piece reads as a period biographical sketch from The Mentor World Traveler.

Nero Meneca Germanicus

Pencil Lead Testing Apparatus Sounds Like A Phonograph

The Popular Mechanics Magazine describes a device to test pencil leads. An electrically driven turntable covered with drawing paper supports a central rotating disk linked by a spring belt to two rim disks. One rim disk holds four metal types into which leads are inserted for evaluation.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

The Young Actress and Everyday Skin Care

The narrator notes how stage beauty hides aging skin and urges daily health and facial care. It describes gentle cleansing with when to apply powder, cleansing cream, freshening lotion, and cotton pads to keep skin fresh. It emphasizes consistency over heavy makeup for lasting radiance.

Poor Old Grammar in College English Instruction

Arkansas Gazette notes a college instructor finds fewer than ten percent of students use correct syntax as traditional rules fade. quips that old grammar "she ain't what she used to be" in modern speech.

Arkansas Gazette

Practice What You Preach From The Teacher’s Fault

A brief note condemns hypocrisy as a teacher berates others while repeating similar faults. It urges consistency between words and deeds and warns against moral double standards in public conduct. The passage speaks to personal integrity and accountability.

Not So Good Man Reflects on Patience and Influence

A reflective piece notes that a man who slows down often impedes others who rely on him. It explores personal rhythm, responsibility, and the ripple effects of deliberate pacing.

Word’s Significance in Place Names

The article explains that the ending suffix worth indicates a town on a river bend or on a tongue of land between two rivers, reflecting geographic origins for place names. It notes how such toponymic elements reveal settlement patterns tied to waterways and terrain features.

Advice to Young Men Beware of the girl who yearns over sunsets

A compact proverb from a 1900s era women's magazine warns young men to beware of a romanticized woman obsessed with sunsets and self identification. The item reflects period dating norms and moral tone.

Emancipation Proclamation Preserved in Albany Library

The historic document known as the original emancipation proclamation is stored at the state library in Albany New York. It remains a key artifact illustrating the end of slavery in the United States and is cited by scholars and archivists for its historical significance.

Albany N. Y

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