Olympians Open Season At Pawtucket Debut
The Olympians travel from Bristol to face the Pike Bulldogs at Lorraine Field in Pawtucket for their season opener. Coach Magee directs a stronger lineup with Baker Perry at quarterback and a corps of former high school stars including Oscar Herzig John Hogan Guido DeCristofaro and Michael Pasquarella. Max Phenes manages the squad for the 1933 debut.
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Pike Bulldogs
Pawtucket
Lorraine Field
Bristol
Olympians
Magee
Baker Perry
Oscar Herzig
John Hogan
Guido DeCristofaro
Michael Pasquarell
Gridiron
Wariors
Max Phenes
YMCA Community Supper Planned in Rockwell Hall
A group of women has organized a YMCA community supper in Rockwell Hall for Wednesday evening Oct 16. James Quay, senior YMCA secretary in Cairo Egypt on furlough, will speak on A New Slant on an Ancient Country after the meal. Olympian Club members will provide musical entertainment.
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Ym.ca
Rockwell Hall
James Quay
YMCA
Cairo
Egypt
Olympian Club
A M Merriman
Earl H. Hobson
Arthur W .S A Barrett
Roswell S. Bosworth
C B Rockwell
J Winthrop DeWolf
Robert McCaughey
J Harry Tuplin
Celia Aiken
Benjamin M McDougall
Maria McCaughey
Thomas J Ashton
Fred Wilbur
William Bradford
John G. Stewart
M. C Smith, Jr
Joseph H. Eckersley
Henry Wood
Third Little World Series Game Sunday at Burr's Hill Park
Warren hosts Bristol in the pivotal 1933 Little World Series game at Burr's Hill Park Sunday at 2 30 pm. Manager Howie Martin adds Leo Sevigney to bolster the lineup while Bristol eyes a series clinch with gate receipts and possible changes from Warren.
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Burr’s Hill Park
Warren
Homesters
Bristol
Howie Martin
Warrenites
Martin
Leo
Sal) Sevigney
Lowell
Bennie Smusz
Mrco
Greenwood
Chief of Staff Appointed for Armistice Day Parade
A A Edmonds of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion was named Chief of Staff for the Armistice Day parade at the observance committee meeting. Lieut Col Fred M Straight will serve as Chief Marshal. I J Gladue heads a committee to coordinate luncheons with the Ladies Auxiliary for out of town participants. Treasurer J F Duffy was tasked to secure bombs for marking the start and end of the minute of silent tribute to deceased comrades.
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A. A. Edmonds
Kearney
American Legion
Fred M Straight
I J Gladue
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
J. F Duffy
Bishop Cross to Preach at St Michael's Bristol
Rev Edward Makin Cross Missionary Bishop of Spokane will preach at St Michael's Bristol on Friday October 20. This visit caps a three week tour of Rhode Island where he served as bishop for nine years. Previously he led churches in South Dakota Wyoming and Minnesota shaping domestic missionary work.
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Edward Makin Cross
Spokane
St Michael's Church
Bristol
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Bishop Cross
South Dakota
Wyoming
Minnesota
NRA Parade Mass Meeting Tonight In Artillery Hall
Plans for the local NRA parade tentatively set for October 21 will be advanced at an 8 p m mass meeting in Artillery Hall State street Col Alfred M Merriman M D chief marshal will preside He urges that all organizations manufacturers and merchants have a representative at the meeting so a definite date may be set Bristol Rotary Club Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co other groups join the effort to organize the largest Bristol parade yet scheduled with Charles B Rockwell Jr appointed chief of staff for the procession
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NRA
General Arrangements Committee
Artillery Hall
State Street
Alfred M. Merriman
Col Merriman
Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Collins and Aikman Corp
Bristol Rotary Club
F Reginald Dimond
Frank Rounds
Kearney Post
Girl Scouts Holly Troop Hikes at Bristol Ferry
The Holly Troop of Girl Scouts led by Miss Frances Horton and assisted by Miss Florence Otten held a Tuesday afternoon hike at Bristol Ferry. A strong turnout participated and members discussed upcoming activities and plans.
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Holly
Frances Horton
Florence Otten
Bristol Ferry
Rotarians Hear Address On Hungarian Culture
Dr. William H. Tolman told Bristol Rotary Club members that Hungary’s history and art illustrate national identity and international friendship. He highlighted Budapest’s thousand year history, 1456 Belgrade victory, and the postwar Trianon losses, while showcasing Hungarian applied art exhibits and the Rotary Institute of International Service's work across Europe.
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Wm. H. Tolman
Pawtucket
Hungary
International Service
Christendom
Trianon
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Yugoslavia
Austria
Tolman
Rotary Club
Chas. de Kresz
Budapest Rotary
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Municipal School of Arts and Crafts of
Budapest
Municipal Office of Information
Rotary Clubs
Trade and
Tolman Staed
Institute of International Service
Rome
Paris
Copenhagen
Great Britain
Bergen
Rotterdam
France
Italy
Pawtucket Rotary
Dr Tolman
J Winthrop DeWolf
Bristol Club
International Service Committee
Pannone Heads Y Club at Olympian Meeting
Joseph F Pannone was elected president of the Olympian Club of the local Y M C A at the annual meeting held in Rockwell Hall. He succeeds John Foxy Marshall. George S Pailthorpe was re elected club adviser for the 14th year. Other officers include Vice President Michael Pasquarelli Secretary John Hogan Treasurer Anthony du Pont Sergeant at Arms Albert Leclerc board of trustees Anthony Marino Joseph Perry Oliver Desilets executive committee Andrew Dunbar John T Marshall Joseph Teixeira James Salzano Manuel Sylvia.
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Pannone
Joseph F Pannone
Olympian
Rockwell Hall
John “Foxy” Marshall
George S. Pailthorpe
Michael Pasquarelli
John Hogan
Anthony du Pont
Albert Leclerc
Anthony Marino
Joseph Perry
Oliver Desilets
Andrew Dunbar
John T. Marshall
Joseph Teixeira
James Salzano
Manuel Sylvia
Frank Corea
Michael Carmone
Bristol Phenix Publishes New Business Directory
The Bristol Phenix announces its first Bristol Business and Professional Directory including churches. Firms may still join if notified before 12 noon Monday October 9. late additions will not be accepted. A cardboard copy will be provided to each listed person or business.
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Bristol Phenix
Bristol
NRA Compliance Board Chooses Officers
C. C. Getchell was chosen chair man and George H. Baldwin secretary of Bristol's NRA Compliance Board at the initial meeting held last night. The board will hold weekly meetings and provide written complaint forms available through any member. All complaints must bear a signature and be filed 24 hours before a scheduled meeting. verbal or anonymous complaints are not accepted. Other members are Wallis E. Howe J. Winthrop De Wolf Pasquale Pagnano Matthew Maetoza and Francis J. McGovern.
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C. C. Getchell
George H. Baldwin
Bristol
NRA
Belvedere
Wallis E. Howe
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Pasquale Pagnano
Matthew Maetoza
Francis J. McGovern
Bristol County Receives 4600 Lbs Pork For Needy
Bristol County unemployment relief officials announce a 4600 pound pork allotment from the Federal Government for distribution to needy families on the relief lists. Warren Work Relief Bureau clerk Edward J. Maguire notes eligibility and the first shipment arrives October 7 with additional peanut butter and foods to follow to the three towns.
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Bristol County
Edward J. Maguire
Warren Work Relief Bureau
Miss Helen Howe Named to All American Field Hockey Team
Miss Helen Howe of this town and Philadelphia earns a spot on the All American field hockey team now touring Europe. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul D Howe and granddaughter of Dr and Mrs Gilder Blumer of Providence. The team has played in Copenhagen Berlin The Hague and London as part of its European itinerary.
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Helen Howe
Philadelphia
Europe
Paul D. Howe
Gilder Blumer
Providence
Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
Germany
Hague
Holland
London
England
Whist Benefit Party Held For Hope Circle
A large gathering at Mrs. Marie Vermette’s Thames street home for the third whist in a series benefiting Hope Circle No. 70 D of I. Ten tables competed with prizes won by Mrs. John G. Des Lauriers Mrs. Albert Mott and Miss Mae McDonough. The fourth event will be held next week at the same location with an arrangements committee listed.
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Community Athletic Field Committee
Colt Memorial High School
Nora E. Dwyer
Providence
St. Alban’s Lodge
Emanuel Iacoletti, Jr
Nicholas Pirri
Anthony Rollo
Frank A. Rounds
Miss Dwyer
St. Alban’s Quartette
Vernon A. Gray
Wm. H. Angev
I. Whist
Marie Vermette
Thames Street
Hope Circle
John G. _ Des Lauriers
Albert Mott
Mae McDonough
Vermette
Margaret Callan
Margaret Dwyer
May McDonough
Grace Cleaver
Alice Sylvia
Mary Callan
Names Withdrawn From Petition By Ball Players
Bristol ball players in the Warren Bristol series show movement on a pay petition as most signers withdraw. A board meeting reviewed 11 signatures from 17 on the Bristol roster with Frank Sousa Leo Menard and Andre D Ambrosio remaining. Co manager Brightman and others pushed to have all who signed on Sunday despite withdrawals.
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Bristol
Warren
R. S. Brightman
James F. Duffy
Board of Governors
Frank Sousa
Leo Menard
Andre D’ambrosio
Oscar Herzig
Anthony Perry
James Salzano
Paul Bruno
Flash” Ferreira
Herzig
Sousa
D’ambrosio
Pesident Duffy
Duffy
Brightman
C. C. Get
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Getchelt
Frankie Sousa
Foxy Marshall
Hut Correira
Whitey Mello
Mosie Moore
Jimmie Garvin
Mgr
Getchell
Correira
Charlie McCanna
Jack Young
Bristol Perry
M Mott
Ferreira
Menard
Marshall
Salzano
Garvin
D'Angelo
Lemaire
Brunoss
Andrade
D'Ambrosio
Warren Mercier
Fish
Hanley
Rippel
Morrissey
Sevigny
Young
Makara
Tupez
Beauregard
Smusz
Polak
Ryan Urban
Sevigny Suvia
Hebert McCanna
Edward Robinson
the Little Giant
Homicide
Clancy of
the Mounted
Lee Tracy
Madge Evans
Tracy
Loretta Young
Paul Lukas
Gloria Stuart
Nancy Carroll
Frank Morgan
Ralph Forbes
Vivienne Osborne
Gail Patrick
NRA Compliance Board
Raymond Buss
Emanuel Iacoletti
Samuel Kinder
Hope St
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