Religion and Human Liberty Sermon in Woonsocket Union Service
Rev Ellenwood delivered the sermon at the Second Union service sponsored by local churches in Woonsocket. He argued religion as universal community, condemned nationalist exclusivism, and urged liberation of every living soul in line with Isaiah and Christ's mission.
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Tony
Anyndia
Dean ‘Ellen, Wood
Universalist
Woonsooket
First Congregational Church
Ellenwood
Everett Dean Martin
H. D. Graetz
Canon Parshley
St Michael’s Church
Arthur W. Burdon
First Baptist Church
Marvin W. Topping
State Street Methodist Church
Arthur E. Wilson
Congregational Church
Providence
Vaociety
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Hamilton Fish Armstrong
Christ
Isaiah
Nazareth
Tverty
Thanksgiving help on job market noted by state services
Archibald S Alsop of the State Employment Service at 8 Church Street Warren says Bristol grocers meat markets and food proprietors may hire clerks cashiers delivery workers drivers and other staff. He notes restaurants can secure cooks and waiters ahead of needs and highlights help in locating domestic staff for Thanksgiving preparations.
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S and State Employment Service
Church Street
Warren
Archibald S Alsop
Bristol
Mr. Alsop
Rhode Island
Bristol Jews to Offer Prayers for Persecuted
Jewish residents of Bristol will hold a special service and mass meeting on Thanksgiving Day afternoon at the Chavera Agudas Achim Synagogue High street to pray for persecuted minorities in Europe and worldwide. Deacon Morris Schwartz of New York City, now a Bristol resident, is expected to officiate with Dr Max B. Grossman presiding over the meeting.
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Europe
Bristol
Chavera Agudas Achim
High Street
Morris Schwartz
New York City
Max B. Grossman
Church Brotherhood
Ethier Elected President of Collins and Aikman Men’s Club
Bristol athlete Albert Ethier was elected president of the Collins and Aikman Men's Club at Sunday's meeting, succeeding Charles Benson. Other officers include vice president Arthur Gamelin secretary John Langello treasurer Albert Metcalfe sergeant at arms Joseph Sai and trustees Edward Stewart Fred Atkinson Earl Mathewson Charles Benson and Edward Cunning-Maden.
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Albert Ethier
Bristol
Collins and Aikman
Charles Benson
Arthur Gamelin
John Langello
Albert Metcalfe
Joseph Sai
Edward Stewart
Fred Atkinson
Earl P. Mathewson
Edward Cunning- Maden
Mancieri Gets One Year Probation For Property Defacement
Panteleone Mancieri 40 of 7 Ryan Avenue was placed on probation for one year after pleading guilty to defacing property. Police say he punched a plate glass window at the Popular Restaurant on Wood Street during an incident that followed his ejection from the bar.
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Panteleone Mancieri
Ryan Avenue
William T. O'Donnell
Fifth District
Anthony J. Ferrara
Mancieri
Bristol Police
Wood Street
Ferrara
Michael D'Amico
High Street
State Unemployment Compensation Board
Carmine J. Luongo
Gontinuante
Joseph Panzarella
Emily Valley
Frank C. Almeida
Mariano Carvalho
Neo Sicilia Corp
Joseph Gomes
Biagio del Toro
Pauline Reposa
Holiday help sought by Bristol Employment Office
The Bristol Employment Office highlights holiday hiring opportunities as residents plan Thanksgiving with family meals and afternoon activities. The notice emphasizes local job seekers looking for seasonal work and the office’s role in connecting employers with applicants.
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Bristol
Rygauent
Argue
Thanksaiv
Nunes ejectment case clarified in Fifth District Court
Judge Lindemuth ruled Anthony J. Nunes not being removed for non payment of rent but for possession of the 67 High street tenement. Capone and O'Donnell argued the case’s public interest while Nunes pledged to vacate by December 1.
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Anthony J. Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
High Street
Fifth District Court
Benjamin F Lindemuth
George W. Brooks
Nunes
Lindemuth
Luciesi Capone
William T O’donnell
Capone
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