Salvation Army seeks 800 women for war relief in France
Commander Evangeline Booth announces a call for 800 additional war workers to support American troops in France. Col. Barker reports the effort to establish hutments and relief stations, part of the United War Work Campaign alongside seven organizations and the Red Cross. The Army cites 1,210 trained workers, 420 huts, and ongoing efforts for humanity and liberty.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
France
William A. Barker
Salvationist Forces
Booth
Red Cross
Britain
Mothers and Fathers
America
Probate Court OKs sale of minor heirs' Bristol real estate
October 31 1918 Probate Court of Bristol governs guardian Jacob Benjamin to sell an undivided two sevenths interest in a Bristol Rhode Island tract with buildings and about fourteen to fifteen thousand square feet on Wood Street. Sale by public auction or private sale aims to pay debts and fund better investment for minors Helen and Haskell Benjamin. Notice ordered to run for fourteen days in weekly issues.
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Bristol
Helen Benjamin
Haskell Benjamin
Jacob Benjamin
Haskell ‘Benjamin
Wember
Probate Court Names Administratrix for Alfano Estate
On October 3 1918 the Bristol Probate Court received Rosina Alfano widow of Pietro Alfano as a request to appoint her Administratrix of the estate and set the matter for November 18 1918 at 10 30 AM in the Probate Court Room Bristol. Notice is ordered to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Bristol
Pietro Alfano
Rosina Alfano
Probate Court
Bristol Phoenix
Ee M. Coggeshall
Probate Notice for John Campbell Will Bristol October 1918
The Probate Court of Bristol schedules the probate of John Campbell's will. A writt en instrument is presented for probate and referred to November 18 1918 at 10 30 AM in Bristol Probate Court Room. Notice to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phenix as required.
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John Campbell
Bristol
Bristol Phenix
Coggeshall
Public Charity Appeal and Shoe Sale Help War Campaign
A civic notice urges appreciation for soldiers and sailors by donating to the United War Work Campaign. It promotes buying shoes at L Levy's 33 and 35 State St with a pledge that 5 percent of the purchase goes to the same war relief effort.
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United War Work
L. Levy
Bristol Probate Court Hears Petition Over Estate of John Temple Drury
Helen F. Arury Drury Administratrix petitions to sell the Bristol Rhode Island estate of John Temple Drury to cover debts funeral costs and family support. The plan of Lots at Hopeworth Bristol outlines land boundaries including a strip ten feet wide and a road right of way. The petition requests authority to sell all or part of the estate to satisfy obligations with costs.
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Bristol
John Temple
Drury
Helen F. Arury
Hn Temple Drury
Rhode Island
R. CG. Bourne
Hopeworth
R. I
Charles F. Chase
Bay View Avenue
Mount Hope Farm
Hopeworth Sanitarium
Harriet F. Blake
William T. C. Wardwell
Robert C. Bourne
Bristol Phoenix
John M. Coggeshall
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