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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
2
Publication history shows Bristol Phasix Publishing Co with editors Roswell S. Borwerth and reporter Joseph P F Quartare. The notice appears in the Bristol R I edition dated Friday November 27 1936 marking a post office classification and staff attribution.
The Town Council orders the Hotel Belvedere tavern closed at midnight sparking worry it may force the hotel to move operations. The nearby Warren and Bristol establishments influence the dispute as Belvedere’s main competitor, Warren’s hotel, enjoys longer hours, prompting calls for parity to protect local business and employment.
The New York maestro of stage and radio runs a female orchestra of thirty women, selecting attire and managing schedules. The group, mostly brunettes, has strict dating rules and diets, with salaries from 75 dollars weekly plus profits. Evelyn leads as concert manager with Patricia Gypsy Maxine Rochelle forming the core. The unit completed a coast to coast tour and debuts on GE sponsored Hour of Charm, airing Mondays from 4 to 4 20 am RAT.
A miscellany of holiday travels and guests fills Berwick and nearby towns. Town Treasurer and Mrs. Angevine spend Christmas in Hartford, Boston visitors include Mrs H Halliday and Mildred Smith, while Louise Pozzi returns home after hospital treatment. Twin birth announced for Manuel Josephs family. several local households host relatives and friends for Thanksgiving and the season.
An illustrated feature in The American Weekly explains reinvented human repair myths. It surveys methods described as miracles by “human repairmen” and traces their cultural appeal in a late 19th to early 20th century context.
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