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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1955

Page

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Oregon farmer returns with eight Korean orphans for adoption

An Oregon farmer Henry Spencer Holt and his wife Bertha adopt eight Korean orphans, joining their six biological children. A special act of Congress allowed the large family adoption after Holt visited multiple Korean orphanages, one child died during the process, and Pan American Airlines arranged nurse support for the return journey.

Congress Oregon Seoul Korea New York Times Dispatch Greg MacGregor Henry Spencer Holt Bertha Eugene Creswell Holt World Vision Holts Washington Eisenhower

Regent Elect Mrs Hilda Ferris Leads Hope Circle

Mrs Hilda J Ferris was elected Regent for the year at Hope Circle No 70 Daughters of Isabella annual meeting at the K of C Hall. Officers include Marguerite Jordan past regent Anna Fiore vice regent Mary Mancini secretary Eva Burke treasurer Frances Guevremont monitor Alma Bailey chancellor Louise DeLuca custodian Ellen McKenna banner bearer Anne Squatrito first guide Edesse Segue second guide Clara LeClerc outer guard Evelyn McKenna inner guard Victoria Vona scribe Flora S Head organist Margaret Ruggerio trustees Vermette McClure Connery. Installations planned for Oct 17 at the K of C Hall with a supper. Halloween party planned for late month.

Hilda J Ferris Marguerite Jordan Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella K of C Ferris Anna Fiore Mary Mancini Eva Burke Fran Ces Guevremont Alma Bailey Louise DeLuca Ellen McKenna Anne Squatrito Edesse Segue Clara LeClerc Evelyn McKenna Victoria Vona Flora S Head Margaret Ruggerio Marie Vermette Johanna McClure Ethel Connery K. of C. Hall

Land Purchase Clears Way for New Guard Armory

After an eleven month wait the state took title to 13.9 acres on Metacom avenue south of the Veterans Home clearing the way for a new Armory for Battery C of the 243rd AAA Gun Battalion. Federal funds cover three quarters with the state paying the rest totaling about 180000 dollars. An architect will be hired soon and bids called after plans are finished. Groundbreaking is expected in three months with nine months of construction pushing completion next fall. An inspection by Col John Wall and Herbert Holgate will include test borings to verify foundation suitability.

National Guard Metacom Avenue Veterans’ Home Manuel Pereira 243Rd Aaa James A Murphy National Guard Bureau Washington Battery C McKenzie Drive Vets John Wall U S. Property and Fiscal Officer Herbert Holgate Holgate

Wm. Baker III Re elected V P R I Riflemen Inc

The R I Riflemen Inc held its annual meeting at Varnum Memorial Armory in E Greenwich. William I. Baker III was re elected vice-president along with re elected president Thomas L. Fraser and treasurer Norman F. Dean. Edward Hughes was elected secretary. Plans were made for the DeWar match at Massasoit Gun Club in E Providence. Bristol's entry will be the Bristol Train of Artillery Rifle Team.

R. I. Riflemen, Inc Varnum Memorial Armory E. Greenwich William I. Baker, III Thomas L. Fraser Pascoag Norman F. Dean Edward Hughes Stony Brook DeWar Massasoit E. Providence Bristol Bristol Train of Artillery

Parents and Cubs Attend First Fall Cub Scout Meeting

Parents join Cub Scout pack 14 for a fall gathering at St. Mary’s auditorium with games awards and presentations. Robert Manchester graduates to Troop One as Walter Checko Den Mother Mary Rosana and Frank Del Toro lead ceremonies and prizes awarded by Tabor to Manchester Ascoli Sicignano Martin Del Toro and Checko. Cub pack six hosts Robin Hood event closing activities with plans for committee meeting Thursday night.

Robert Manchester Troup One BSA Walter Checko Eleanor Ferri Frank Deltoro George R. Fish Den Mary Rosana John Sicignano Loretta Checko John Cortellessa Gilbert Neves Allan Martin Frank Rawson Eleanor Ferry Frank del Toro Carmine Puniello Samuel A. Ferri Warner Tabor Fish Tabor Webbs Kenneth Ascoli Gold Arrows John DelToro Silver Arrows Cub Pack Six Robin Hood Band of Merry Men St. Mary’s Auditorium Sherwood Forest

Antonio Nunes Named Sea Bee Of The Week

Antonio A. Nunes, builder first class, USN, was named the Sea Bee of the Week by the U S Naval Mobile Construction 4 at Port Lyautey in French Morocco. He was selected for outstanding performance of duty while serving with the battalion as the son of Mr and Mrs Salvador Nunes of Harbor View.

Antonio A. Nunes USN U.S. Naval Mobile Construction 4 Port Lyautey French Morocco Salvador Nunes Harbor View

Man Prefers His Auto For Living Quarters

Joseph Faria, 33, was arrested by Officer Fred Serbst after a violent assault at a liquor establishment on Mt Hope avenue. He admitted sleeping in his automobile as his permanent address. The victim, John Amaral, 41, suffered two lacerations needing six stitches at Dr. A F D Angelo's office. Faria was taken to jail.

Joseph Faria Fred Serbst Serbst Mt. Hope Avenue Faria John Amaral Siegal Street Amaral A. F. D‘angelo

Democratic Group Sanctions Tax Exemptions

Twenty seven members of the Democratic Town Committee met to sanction a proposal granting 10 year tax exemptions to new Bristol industries. Miss Margaret H Connors announced no financial town meeting action is needed as the Civic Industries Committee originated the proposal. A special town meeting on Oct 19 will consider it, with future meetings set for the first Sunday of each month.

Democratic Town Committee Bristol Margaret H Connors Civic Industries Committee Miss Connors

Marching Drum and Bugle Corps Formed in Bristol County

A senior marching and maneuvering corps is to be formed in the area following meetings by local enthusiasts in Bristol County. Virg il Arruda and Roger Pereira were elected manager and secretary. William F Head lends his expertise from the Rhode Island Fifers Drummers and Buglers Association. Suggestions for a name should be sent to Arruda or Simard in Warren.

Bristol County Wth New York New Jersey Mid-West Virgil Arruda Roger Pereira William F Head R I Fifers, Drummers and Buglers Association Arruda Mt Hope Avenue Richard Simard Main Street Warren

2000 Present at Dedication of R I Veterans Home Sunday

About 2000 people attended the dedication of Rhode Island’s Veterans Home on Sunday. Governor Dennis J Roberts spoke as the main address, stressing the Home’s purpose beyond a building and recalling the 1890 concept of preserving veterans’ dignity, with hospital beds and top medical care envisaged.

R. I. Veterans Home New RI Veterans’ Home Dennis J Roberts Lyed i. Ow

Mothers Club elects Castigliego president at Mt Carmel

Mrs Paul Castigliego was elected president of the Mothers Club of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church at a Sunday meeting. Officers include Mrs Charles Rupp vice president and Mrs Steven Mascena secretary. A cake sale is planned for Oct 28 with committee members listed.

Paul Castigliego Mothers’ Club Our Lady of Mt Carmel Charles Rupp Steven Mascena Donald Vai Voast Joseph Stein Albert Sousa Manuel Sousa John Miranda Michael Cappucci Joseph Vorro Frank Rosano Castigliego Rupp Mascena van Voast Teixeira

Women Vets Receive Gifts From Welcome Wagon Sponsors

Mrs. Frank T. Canario and Mrs. Reginald H. Wisbach visited Mrs. Catherine C. Hennessey and Miss Mary McIntyre, the first two women admitted to the Rhode Island Veterans Home, delivering gifts from Welcome Wagon sponsors. Each woman received roses, candy, an electric clock, ice cream, and a variety of household items and a subscription to the Bristol Phoen ix.

Mary McIntyre R. I. Veterans’ Home Frank T. Canamo Reginald H. Wisbach Frank T. Canario Welcome Wagon Catherine C. Hennessey R. I. Veterans DeFelice Florist County Cleansers DaPonte Brothers Furniture F Rst National Hope Hardware Buttonwood Dairy F. J. Murphy Inc Pleasant View Aquarium Bristol Phoenix

Celebration Highlights On TV Thursday Parade Week

Jeremiah W. Romano executive secretary announced coverage of the 275th anniversary parade and week long celebration. The program airs Thursday night from 6 to 6 30 pm on WPRO TV Channel 12.

Jeremiah W. Romano Wpro-Tv

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Pacific Pan American Airways United States D. of Hilda Ferris Hilda J. Ferris New Guard Armory Frank J. Murphy St. Mary’s Church Raymond C. Dyer Wm. Baker III V. P. R. I. Riflemen Inc Cub Scouts Antonio Nunes Democratic Group Mrs Gov. Roberts Frederick B Rider Hugh Coutanche Edward Turgeon Clde J Walsh St Mary's Church John N. Sinclair Trini v Episcopal Church Whitliam F Kelly St Columban’s Seminary Chester W Williams Cathy Coutcher Laura I Smith Theodore F. Green Francis B. Condon The Supreme Court James T. Pierce Kearney American Legion Boston University the Phoenix B.U. R. S. Bosworth Melvin Bradshaug School of “Public R. S. Bosworth Joseph A. DelPorto Irr Evan Hill Boston
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