Lobster Claw Banquet Fors Fire Injury Fund
Ed Nunes of Bristol County hosts fundraiser at Lobster Claw to aid an injury fund. Charley McHugh arranges a banquet on December 14 with proceeds expected to reach around 350 dollars from more than 300 in attendance. Proceeds go to the injury fund for the county team and enclosures include a parade program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nunes
Ans
Bristol County
Charley McHugh
Lounty
Gngther
McHugh
Legion's Law Arid Order. Cofint. Appoints Sgt Cashin as Rhode Islander to national panel
Sgt William T Cashin of Bristol becomes the sole Rhode Island appointee to the National Law and Order Committee of the American Legion. Appointment confirmed November 6 by the National Executive Committee runs to the end of the 1950 November meeting. Trustees Tirlington Church Baedae and Carl Carlson supervise the fund. Brown quarterback Ed Finn and local sports figures speak at a banquet as ballots select the first All Bristol County schoolboy eleven. to be presented at the event with tickets sold at $2.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Serick William T. Cashin
T Hésican Legion
Veterans Organization
George N. Craig
Dick Reynolds
Evening Bulletin
Ed Finn
Brown University
Ernie Savignano
Brown
Colgate
Bruins
Burke
Rhodesland Interscholastic Athletic Association
Nod
Buffington’s
Bristol County
Warren, Barrington
McHugh
First Fall Of Season Deposits 2 Inches Of Snow Here
The first snow of the season coated Bristol Sunday afternoon, creating icy streets and minor car accidents. Temperatures stayed low, town snow removal eased road hazards, and officials recalled 1947 and 1950 snow patterns while uncertain about this winter's outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
No Immediate Action On Parking Meters By Council
The town council will not take immediate action on the planning board proposal to seek legislative authority to install parking meters. The planning board had earlier rejected hiring a traffic engineer to survey the parking problem, a suggestion moved by Roger W. Pigeon. Maurice C. Smith Jr. supported meters as a way to ease enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Clark
Roger W. Pigeon
Maurice C. Smith
Wood Street Repairs Limited by Budget Constraints
Bristol town council announced that repairs on the northern end of Wood Street from Bay View Avenue to Perry Street would be limited this winter due to insufficient appropriations. Staff outlined possible drainage improvements, catch basins, and minor grading but no cost estimate has been obtained yet. A plan to revalue real estate assessments via Cleveland firm Wilkins and Associates was discussed to address inequities in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Bay View Avenue
Perry Street
John O. Lawrence
Joseph F. Pannone
Austin C. Dailey
Perry Creek
Pannone
Roger W. Pigeon
T ‘He
Charles Dew. Brownell
E. T. Wilkins and Asociates
Cleveland
South Kingston
Theton
Portsmouth
Bristol
Agamotu
Bristollup
Nino Palazini
Castle Construction Co
Bristol Historicistr Q Society
Alice B. Almy
Will Test Charge Of Waste Disposal
A three day trial by Carr Mfg Corp will test if caustic desulphurizing waste released from its plant neutralizes chlorine in town sewer disinfection. Dr Samuel D Clark, town council president, announced after a sewer committee letter urged cessation of the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Cochran
Zoning Board
Cole Street
Cochran
Samuel D. Clark
Carr Mfg. Corp
P. J. Gallagher
Sewer Commission
Gallagher
Clark
John O. Lawrence
Joseph T. Bropden
Carr’s
Mt. Hope Bay
Fr Curran Thanks Congregation For Help At St Marys
The Rev. Charles R. Cooley interrupted Sunday worship to read a letter from Rev. Charles C. Curran of St. Marys Church expressing heartfelt thanks for temporary shelter offered to St. Marys children. The note also mentions cooperation and unity among local religious groups amid national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Cooley
First Congregational Church
Charles C. Curran
St. Mary’s Church
Cooley
St. Mary’s
Tickets to South Pacific Drive wild U S theater mania
Stories of securing or misplacing South Pacific tickets fuel a legend of access even to the White House, with tales of prize tickets found in coats or mailed anonymously. High demand drives scalping, extravagant gambits, and dramatic box office gimmicks as buyers chase coveted seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmany
Europe
U.S.A
White House
New York
Lewis Funke
New York Times
Rotary speakers at Bristol meeting discuss vocations
The Rev. George Smith and Robert Jones of the Bristol Rotary Club will lead tomorrow's meeting at the White Rail. Each will speak on his vocation, sharing insights from their careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
George Smith
Robert Jones
Bristol Rotary Club
White Rail
Engagement announced for Dorothy Buckler to Herbert Eisenstadt
Israel Buckler of Central Falls announces the engagement of his daughter Dorothy Buckler to Herbert Eisenstadt son of Abraham Eisenstadt of this town. The notice names both families and confirms the forthcoming marriage plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Buckler
Central Falls
Dorothy
Herbert M. Eisenstadt
Abraham Eisenstadt
George Howe speaks at Catholic Book Fair in Providence
George Howe author of Call It Treason and winner of the Christopher Award spoke at the third annual Catholic Book Fair in Providence. He discussed his wartime OSS service and the accident that inspired his novel while plans for a parking lot oil storage project were noted at the luncheon at the Sheraton-Biltmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howe
Providence
Washington
Howe
OSS
Buckeyl
Seventh& Scott
Army
Thames Street
Sheraton-Biltmore
Evelyn Bache
Building Inspector Reports Damages At Byfield School
Port from Building Inspector Oti M Bailey notes damage to the Byfield School from last week's fire awaiting full report at the next meeting. Council votes thanks to Chief Anderson and fire department members and to several lay figures. Bailment of Sunday sale license renewals discussed for filing. Interim oral notes indicate borrowing a total sum of 900 in a three-part series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oti M. Bailey
Byfield School
Paul C. Millemaggi
Anderson
Jers of Mercy
Sidney Jagolinzer
Anl
Egent
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Ned
Natties Murgo
Giabért, Manicieri
Cardoza
Legion's Law
Arid Order
Cofint
Sgt
Cashin
Na Raiog Oa Fund
Tirington
Ch Baedae
Wahren
Carl T. Carlson
Warren and
Barrington
John L. Burke
Carlson
Martin
Burdge
Funnd
Grabert
Herman Grabert
Colt
Iggy Delekta
Waren
Louie Murgo
T.D
Iwe
THORS
Irma
John Lund
Merie Wilson
Diana Lynn
Don Defore
Mite
America
Mexico
Fred Macmurray, Maureen O’hara
Betty Lynn
Rudy Vallee
Carioon
Cat
Mere Mouse
OIL
Rod Cameron
Bonita Granville
Don Castle
Nox
Edward Nora
Planning Board
Wood St
Nutlina
William L. Serbst
Henhouse Report
Fr. Curran
Church For
Brogden
Coupell
Gounell
Myllice
Eugene C. Cochran
Robert
J. Anderson
St. Mary's Parochial School
Long Island
Jon
Joe di Maggio
N. Y. University
Harold Stern
Stern
South Pacific
Luckenback
Edgar F. LuckenBack, Jr
Tad
Sinza
Majestic Theatre
Giusti Spa
Collins
É-- Adkman Corp
DeWolf Memorial Chapel
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