Window Cleaning and License Hearing Notices
Mixed local notices include Ralphs Window Cleaning offering service on Mi State Street with after 5 p.m. contact and a listed number, a family support allowance hearing set for December 3, 1956, and an intoxicating beverage license transfer application for Hope Athletic Club at 74 Center St. The Town Council will convene December 20, 1956, at 8 p.m. to hear remonstrances. filings must precede the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Athletic Club
Onan
Mt. Hope Athletic Club
Center St
Pathony
J. Dennis Pdf
Anthony J. Teins, JR
Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Bristol Rhode Island
Mortgagee announces sale of property in Bristol Rhode Island by virtue of a power of sale under a mortgage dated 1954. The parcel described as Lot 51 on Hopeworth Bristol Rhode Island plan, with Viking Drive access, is set for public auction on December 4, 1966 at 11:00 A.M. at the Mortgagee office. Terms include balance due within 20 days and other terms announced at sale. Buyer's identity to be determined by the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Union
Savings Bank
Co Wealth
Massachusetts
Fall River
Bristol County
R. I
BaTaoas
Ode Island
Hopeworth
Bristol
Rhode Island
William and
Ruth E. Rego Dy Waterman
Viking Drive
BR. T
Eatersby
Vane
B. L. Pierce
Weoree Sisson
Pa Street
Notice of debt responsibility by John F Johnson
Notice stating that from the given date the signer will not be responsible for debts contracted in anyone else name. Names appear as JOHN F. JOHNSON and JOHN, JORNSON with date 11/21/56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Johnson
John
Jornson
Mortgagee's Home Sale Notice in Bristol Rhode Island
Notice of sale under power of sale in a mortgage deed dated October 13 1982 by James Almeida and Anthony M H Almeida recorded in Bristol Rhode Island. Property described as land with improvements in Bristol including parcels bounded by Coggeshall and Bethlehem and other landmarks. Sale to occur on a Tuesday at a specified time in standard time with postponement and tax lien considerations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiqrtgagee
James Almeida
Pon Othy M.H. Almeida
Bristol
Rhode Island
State of
Rhode
Bethmerty
Bethmerty ‘Formesary of J. sBverett Coggeshall
J. E. Coggeshall
Renee
Ettorney
Anthony
Dennis
Rotarians Hear on US Fisheries Research Exploration Chief
Rotary meeting at the White Rail heard James L. Squire Jr. outline U.S. coastal fishery research and gear development, with film on life aboard the M V Delaware. Michael Ruggiero joined from this town as part of the Delaware crew, noting long term lobster tag recoveries and moves near the Continental Shelf. Reedville, Virginia, was cited as the nation’s largest fishing port by volume due to menhaden bycatch. A. A. Edmonds read a Beirut club letter praising Miss Ousanna Kalaydjian’s visit to Providence Barrington Bible Institute.
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U.S
Rotary Club
White Rail
James L. Squire Jr
Boston
Squire- Ie
North Atlantic Fisheries Exploration and Gear Research
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Michael Ruggiero
M. V. Delaware
Delaware
Delaware Re
Continental Shelf
Georges ‘Bank
Squire
Reedville
Virginia
A. A. Edmonds
Beyrouth
Book Week At Reynolds School Highlights Sixth Grade Program
Reynolds School hosts Book Week with the sixth grade presenting plays The Miraculous Tea Party and Memo to Ellen. Sharron McKay delivers a recitation By the Hand, Louanne Guida performs a clarinet solo, and the school sings Storybook Land. The band also features multiple performers led by Mrs Donovan.
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Reynolds
Antoinette A. Garista
M. Theresa Donovan
Albert R. Dalton
Sharron McKay
Louanne Guida
Patricia Parkin
Geraldine Morris
Carolyn Lema
Carol Pigeon
Paula Rucci
August Almeida
Lester Gurney
Mario Monteiro
Robin Miller
Lombard Pozzi
Deane Sinclair
James Salzano
Judith Ludden
David Borgia
Memo
Ellen
Susan Terra
Mary Macedo
Beverly Cabral
Janet Costa
Lorraine Alfred
Shirley Barboza
Richard Seargrave
Carol Lawrence
Jake West
Rebecca Brayton
Barbers Group Elects Officers in Bristol County
The Bristol County Barbers Association met Wednesday night and elected officers for the coming year. New officers: John Tufarola Barrington president Sam Ferreira Bristol vice president Anthony Maciel Warren secretary Louis Giroux Warren treasurer. Former officers include Anthony DePalma president Anhibal Estralla vice president and Michael Maturi secretary. The group also voted to hold a supper at the January meeting and thanked outgoing officers for 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol County Barbers Association
John Tufarola
Barrington
Pres
Sam Ferreira
Bristol
Anthony Maciel
Warren
Louis Giroux
Anthony DePalma
Anhibal Estrella
Michael Maturi
Battery C Rifle Team Beats Warren in Preseason Nod
Rhode Island National Guard Battery C defeated Warren’s 118th Engineers 1507 to 1443 at Warren Armory. M Sgt Gale Savino led with 265, while Sgt Belanger topped the losers with 254. A return match is planned and the team eyes the 1956-57 Indoor Rifle Tournament crown at Cranston Street Armory.
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243Rd Aaa
Rhode Island National Guards
118Th Engineers
Warren Arm
Gale Savino
Belanger
Warren
C’s
R. I. National Guard Bureau
Cranston Street
S Battery
Providence
Newport
103Rd F. A
D” 118Th Engineers
Savino
Cpl
Paul Darling
Louis Costa
National Guard
Fort Bliss
Texas
Alfred Rybia
Rybka
Victor Trask
Trask
Michael Topazio
Arturo Topazio
Domnick Franco
Turkey Shoot Enjoyed By Troop 5 BSA
Members of Troop 5, Boy Scouts of America, held a turkey shoot at Hopeworth with bows and arrows and turkey targets. After practice, cocoa and doughnuts preceded the contest. Winners were Joseph Cabral, Joseph Gilbert, Stewart Lathrop, and Jere Russo, each receiving a combo sheath and jack knife. Another shoot is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Hopeworth
Joseph Cabral
Joseph Gilbert
Stewart Lathrop
Jere Russo
Founder's Night At Troop One BSA Marks 45 Years
Founders Night at Troop One BSA Scout Hall celebrated the 45th year since the troop began on November 23 1912 the founder Scout master George R Fish. Pioneer patrol led by Frank Del Toro again honored for the evening while Shawnee led by George W Northup remains ahead in the inter patrol contest. The troop plans a week of summer camping at Camp Yawgoog Rhode Island July 8 1957 with December plans including a winter trip indoor swim Christmas party and birthday party. A board of review for second and first class ranks is set for 7 p.m.
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BSA
Scout Hall
George R. Fish
Pioneer Patrol
Frank del Toro
George W. Northup
Camp Yawgoog
Rockville
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Emilio D. Iannuccillo, Jr
Ren Ottage
Nunes Agency
J Jamiel
Rockwell School
Washington
Colt Athletic
Wood St
Red Hope
Erine
Wood T
Ralphs
Mi State Street
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Soumonese
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Campbell
James J
Weber
John Baptist
Trearing
Stradling
Fred P
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Mary
Frank
Neice
Patricia
Germany
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Reynolds School
Barbers’ Group
Troop 5
MEG. CO
Cutler St. - Warren
Goodyear Welts
Sart
Slade's Ferry
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Somerset
Isa Oul
Sey
Vee Roe Be
YPC
General Pe Ates Ce Supply Co
Michael Cariglia
Seymour St
Dial
Country Club
Child Street
First National
U.S. No
Florida
Cortland
Aorida
Porterhouse
T-Bone
N.Y
Uncle Ben's Rice
Eveready
Nestles
Richmond
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Hamburg
Betty Alden
Cristo” and
House of
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