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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1932
Page
4
A two year old named Buddy, energetic and curious, irritates his mother with hammering and mischief. A friend suggests a large lined dry goods box as Buddy’s private workshop to channel his energy and keep him focused, safe, and less disruptive.
The State Department of Agriculture urges corn growers to plow and destroy debris in fields before December 1 to combat the European corn borer. Past efforts lowered infestation and boosted sweet corn prices, with cooperation from farmers. Plowing now and thorough field clean-up are essential for further reduction.
The Department urges farmers to bury or burn corn stubble to prevent borers, insisting six inches of soil cover or level cutting on shallow land. Inspectors will check compliance from December 1 to curb infestations and ensure a clean crop next summer.
The item describes an Oriental guitar noted as a string instrument with one steel string and two brass strings. It outlines its defining string configuration and regional naming.
A school program features characters such as Mother Mother and Father, Mary Lawrence and Anthony Monaro in a play A Thanksgiving Dinner of Long Ago. Readings include songs Prayer of Thanksgiving Landing of the Pilgrims and To Washington with performances by Anna Nero Victoria Santos and Josephine Squatrito.
A list of 3B 4B 4A and 3A classrooms with teachers and student participants. Entries include plays poems songs and recitations such as The First Thanksgiving A Thanksgiving Dream Tommy's Thanksgiving Dinner and We Thank Thee with performers and teacher names. The material reflects school activities centered on Thanksgiving celebrations and performances.
The Ever Ready Engine Co on Thames Street held a Wednesday Whist party with 182 entrants. Joseph Medetos won the turkey series prize, Arthur Demers placed second, while Mrs James Holmes led with 54 in the Tetclaes event. Prizes included men’s and women’s divisions, with several second and consolation awards. A new turkey series begins next Wednesday, then another series starts Jan 4 to end with a summer ice tea prize.
In Bristol on November 9 7939 the court received Emma F Bohning of North Attleboro Massachusetts sister of the deceased Addie J Clubs and ordered that Emma F Bohning or another suitable person may be appointed administratrix of the estate in Rhode Island. The matter is referred to December 5 1932 at 10 oclock AM in Bristol for hearings and notice is ordered to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phoenix.
The masquerade skating event at Pokanoket Hall in Bristol Town, managed by White and Burrow, drew large crowds. Alexander House of this town showcased buck and wing dancing, and Charles A. Snow of Fall River delighted attendees with fancy skating. Prizes went to Charles Servant and Alexander Houle first, Babe Gladue and Oscar Brouillette second.
The piece argues the belief that ostriches bury their heads in the sand is a longstanding myth, noting it remains unfamiliar to many and should be regarded skeptically as a superstition rather than a fact.
Notice of guardian appointment in Bristol Town Court for Willan Ange ving Troopss. Guardian William Hlangevine files qualification. claimants must file with Clerk within six months of first advertisement. © 12-2.
The Probate Court of Bristol announces admission to probate of the will of Sarah T. McLoughlin deceased and the qualification of the executrix. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol clerk beginning November 16 1932. John W. Church Clerk Mary A. Oshaushniessy Executrix.
Probate court in Bristol on November 8, 1932, presented the seventeenth account of Emily French estate guardian Industrial Trust Company. The matter was received and referred to December 5, 1932, at 10 am in the Probate Court Room for consideration. Notice ordered by Clerk John W. Church.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale in Bristol Rhode Island. The property includes easterly half of a lot near Brad Street and Wood Street, with school lots and streets listed. The lender Charles Z. Alexander serves as attorney, with sale announced for November 18, 1932.
Court in Bristol on November 9 1932 requests written claims to the estate of Elisabeth Miller late of Bristol intestate. Emily Garvin John E Burrow and Annie Gauthier nieces and nephews named as parties, Robert L Garvin appointed administrator. Bond set at 32 dollars and notices to be published for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.
The mistratrix of the estate of Sophia Guevremont filed her first and final account for allowance in Bristol. A petition asks for an order to set December 1932 at 10 oclock A M for commission and further probate steps. Notice is to be given in Bristol and Phoenix.
Probate Court of Bristol Rhode Island admits the will of Elizabeth B. Lake deceased and appoints the executrix with bond. Notice given November 7 1932 and bond qualification begins November 10.
The administration of the estate of Franciscoa G Vieira, late of Bree, deceased, is announced. Creditors and others with claims must file their claims with Anne G Martins and Jose Barros, executors, in the clerk's office beginning November 10th according to law.
Charles A. Smith of 47 Lennon Street Providence Rhode Island has qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles Thackery late of Bristol deceased. Creditors must file claims in this office within the time required by law beginning November 18 1932 per Clerk John W Church.
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