Bloodmobile May Stay Here For Two Days In Bristol
Dr. D V A Capone reports Bristol may extend Red Cross Bloodmobile stay to two days to meet a 286 pint armed forces quota. The unit aims to draw 150 pints in a six hour visit, with extra donors planned to complete the target for Korea bound blood. Police Chief Ferrara will lead the police division as plans finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bristol
D. V. A. Capone
Capone
Rhode Island
Korea
Anthony J.ferrara
St. Michael’s Parish
Wardwell House Bought by Michael Jamiel
Michael G. Jamiel of 55 State Street buys the Wardwell House at 509 Hope Street from the First Congregational Church. The 1815 Russell Warren design will remain residential. purchase price reportedly exceeds $20,000. Architect George L. Howe lauds the home as a classic of Warren’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael G. Jamiel
State Street
Wardwell House
Hope Street
Raymond Gruenwald
First Congregational Church
Jamiel
Russell Warren
William Fales
Linden Place
Isabelle Wardwell
DeWolf Memorial Room
Gruenwald
George L. Howe
Washington, D. C
Russell G. Colt
Bristol
Rhode Island
Students Hear C and A personnel man on textile processes
Donald Burger, personnel manager of Bristol's Collins and Aikman Corp. plants, spoke to Bristol Senior High School juniors and seniors about spinning from raw material to near final product. Principal John L Burke said the talk accompanied a planned visit to the C and A plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Burger
Bristol
Collins & Aikman Corp
John L Burke
Bristol Senior High School
Charter Commission Petition Drive Advances
Over 400 signatures collected for a Bristol town charter commission petition. A town meeting appointed panel tallied signs at the Bristol Macaroni Co offices and found about 100 more are needed to meet legal requirements. The group plans to secure 200 additional names in a few days and then ask the town council to call a taxpayer vote on whether a commission should be appointed to draft a charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Macaroni Co
Green and White Ready for Burrillville Showdown
Colt Memorial High School football aims for an undisputed Rhode Island Class C title with a win over Burrillville in Harrisville after a six win season. Ralph Nash notes the Lockwood victory as proof of peak form and promises the same fight, while Warren and injuries affect lineup as Caizzi, Annarummo miss action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Ralph K. Nash
Colt Memorial
Colt
Harrisville
Burrillville
Barrington
Rhode Island
Nash
Warren
Joe Carvallaro
Bob Caizzi
Caizzi
Chuck Annarummo
Burrisville
Menard
Rabitor
Zifcaf
Keeling
Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps Scrap Drive This Sunday
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps will hold a town wide collection of scrap paper and rags on Sunday, commencing at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsmen Bugle and
Dorotha Powers to Perform at Colt Memorial High School
Violinist Dorotha Powers, praised on two continents, headlines a Bristol Community Concert Association program at Colt Memorial High School next Tuesday with pianist Joseph Rezits. The program spans six parts featuring Bach, Tartini, Tchaikovsky, Schubert Heister, Boulanger, Kreisler, Saint Saens, Copland, Liszt, Castelnuovo Tedesco Heifetz, Paganini Pilati, Sarasate, and ends with Carmen Fantasy. Powers studied in California and New York and has performed with major orchestras under Mitropoulos Koussevitzky Singer and others. she owns the 1711 Earl of Plymouth Stradivarius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Community Concert Association
Dorotha Powers
Colt Memorial High School
Joseph Rezits
J. Harold Powers
Central College
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Mary Brainard
Rezits
Johann Sebastian Bach
Corelli
Giuseppe Tartini
Peter I. Tschaikowsky
Franz Schubert-Heister
Lili Boulanger
Fritz Kreisler
Camille Saint-Saens
Aaron Copland
Franz Liszt
Miss Powers
Mario Castelnuovo - Tedesco - Heifetz
Niccolo Paganini-Pilati
Heifetz
Betty
Harold
Jane
Robert R. Bennett
Pablo de Sarasate
Dimitri Mitropoulos
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Minneapolis Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
Robin Hood Dell
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony
Evansville
Houston
Canton
Huntington
Oklahoma City
Portland
Scranton
Vancouver
British Columbia
Jacques Singer
David Diamond
Bristol Phoenix combines issues for Thanksgiving week
Notice states The Bristol Phoenix will publish a single issue on Wednesday November 21 due to the holiday. Advertising closing time is 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Phoenix
Council Votes to Defer Action Disapproving Plat
The shore patrols in Bristol returned to the streets after a 15 day gap. Patrols stopped on Oct 31 and resumed last night as ships rejoin maneuvers, according to local policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Council learns where it stands on land sales
Town solicitor Lucien Capone told the council no progress has been made on the pending land sale cases since January 11. Capone and Attorney Ernest Voigt, paid $3,500 for work on the project, advised against further spending until the Dexter Asylum case is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Capone
Paul C. Millemaggi
Capone
Ernest T. Voigt
Voigt
Voigt, Wright and Slade
Father and Son Night At Bristol YMCA Tonight
Tonight is father and son night at the Bristol YMCA with an open house at 7 30 and a television bout at 10. Toastmaster Ben Hazen introduces guest speakers Providence recreation director Jack Cronin La Salle football coach among others. Larry Spece will speak for the sons and Milt Isserler Rhode Island table tennis champion will perform a ping pong exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Ymca
National Ymca
Ben Hazen
Jack Cronin
Providence
la Salle
Roswell S. Bosworth
Gus Spece
Businessmen’s Club
Larry Spece
Rhode Island
Milt Isserler
Olson Injured in Providence Car Accident
Kenneth Olson aged 41 of 223 Hope Street suffered a broken leg after being struck by a car on Eddy Street in Providence. He was admitted immediately to Rhode Island Hospital following the incident on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Olson
Hope Street
Eddy Street
Providence
Rhode Island
Planning Board Action Delayed Amid Meeting Pivot
The Town Council deferred the Planning Board request to withdraw approval of the Section C Cedarcrest Shores replat. Board had argued Fatima Drive lacked seal coat. council will meet soon with the board and highway surveyor to resolve the road issues and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Cedarcrest Shores
Fatima Drive
John Marshall
Henry F. Serbst
Marshall
Francis Brothers Construction Co
Local Bristol News Highlights Free Mail Delivery
The Bristol community anticipates free home mail delivery with the Phoenix arriving earlier on Tuesdays and Fridays. Postmaster Gorham selects a mail carrier from 23 civil service exam candidates, and local transit updates include the N Y N H & R R timetable. A YMCA gym demonstration draws a large crowd and Mrs Williams’s search for her whereabouts is clarified through local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Gorham
Eae
Lester Carriex
Sower
Fr Tdeenan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Capone
DaPonte
Baker St. Tel
Michael Jamiel
Personnel Man
C. & A. Corp
James Mason
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Jessica Tandy
the Desert Fox
Yukon
Kirby Grant
Cary Grant
Jeanne Crain
Finlay Currie
Pete Smith
Commission
Green
Atei
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
of Providence
Westminster Street
Virtuoso
Dudley
Chicago Symphony
California
New York
Zino Francescatti
Paris
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
The
Council
Millemaggi
YMCA
Olson
Fales Road
Serbst
Frederick V. Waterman
Waterman Engineering Co
Brito Construction Co
Gerard P. Aldrich
Dimond Avenue
Tank Street
Carr Lane
Anthony J. Ferrara
Munroe Avenue
Paquette
Lawrence O. Paquette
Cliff Drive
Daniel O’reilly
Arthur Rae
the Phoenix
Phoenix
Provilewss
Eine
Sémeson
Bristol Neck
Robert NI. Turner
Barth
B. F. Doyle
Thomas Williams
Fall River
Williams
National India Rubber Co
Straight
Frank Straights
F. M. Dimond
Smart Leary
Louise P.’Chadwick