N I R Team Wins and Loses
Sports item covers stolen bases and hits with player names Gilmore Bottomley Clark Struckout counts for Etson Turner and others. also reports probate court session with final accounts for Patience Dill and Matia Wilcox estate cases and sale of personal items.
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Bottomfey
Jo Gilmore
F.gilmore
Gimore
Bottomleyr
Clark
Eetson
By. Turner
Eteson
Turner
N. I
Centredale
N.lr
Edward L. Leahy
Patience
Dill
John Riley
Red Cross Seeks Knitters and Sewers for Three Months
Providence Chapter of the American Red Cross asks for volunteer knitters and sewers for the next three months. Materials are available at headquarters Hoppin Homestead Building Providence RI. Miss Newell urges immediate start to produce winter clothing for European refugees through January 1st. Residents interested may contact Williams on Hope Street Monday afternoons for assignments.
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Providence
American Red Cross
Miss Newell
New England
MA B. L. Steedman
Red Cross
Juvenile strike scare ends without dismissal
Seventh and Eighth Grade students planned a strike over a teacher in the public schools. A placard on the town common warned of a strike unless the teacher was dismissed. Superintendent Hobbs investigated and located several ring leaders. no teachers were dismissed and the strike did not materialize.
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William C. Hobbs
Big Triennial Parade of Holy Name Societies Attended
Rhode Island towns Bristol Warren Newport joined by 53 Holy Name Societies in a Sunday parade through Providence led by Col. L H Callan. Bethlehem Steel Band opened the division with St Marys and St Casimirs from Newport and Warren, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, and parish leaders guiding honored contingents.
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Holy Name Societies
Rhode Island
Providence
L. H. Callan
Bethlehem Steel
Bristol
Warren
Newport
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
St. Casimir’s
St. Elizabeth’s
St. John’s of
St. Joseph's
St. Augustin’s
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
T. J. Gillan
Albert L. Cahill
Patrick McGovern
William M. Connery
Thomas Byrnes
Robert G. Newbold
M. J. Tobin
Frank H. Hammill
James F. Lavander
George P. Sisson
William H. Sisson
Florence Sullivan
Philip Brady
Our Lady of
Thieves Break Into Homes and Store in City Spree
A series of burglaries reports: Dr O R Siegel and family left on Prudence Island faced a ransacked home with a silver tea set and desk fittings stolen. Luke Nastrion on School street lost a gold watch and chain, with the watch still missing. The Surprise Store on Hope street suffered a rear door break and about $100 in goods theft.
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Dr. O. R. Siegel
Luke Nastrion
School Street
Nastrion
Hope Street
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Legal obligation for sons to attend 200 hours yearly
The text states that sons are required by law to attend 200 hours during the year with a penalty of 1.00 dollar for each absence up to a maximum of 20.00 dollars. It specifies financial penalties for unexcused absences.
Postwar New York Gains Prestige as Port and Finance Hub
New York City emerges from the world war with boosted status as a major port, manufacturing center, and financial capital, reflecting economic growth and strategic importance in postwar era.
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New York
Boy Scouts Meetings And Court Of Honor Plans Announced
The First and Second Troops meet tonight at 7 30 with social hour and refreshments. Seven First Class Scouts of the Second Troop attend the Court of Honor tomorrow to receive Merit Badges. The party departs at 6 20 on the Consolidated train. Handicraft class meets tomorrow at 7 30. Both troops attend the wedding of Assistant Scoutmaster Fred W Coggeshall and Miss Phyllis C Patstone at Trinity Church Thursday morning. Second Troop drills Friday at 7 30.
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Court of Honor of
Greater Provi‘dente Council
Fred W. Coggeshall
Phyllis C. Patstone
Trinity Church
Miss Emily Morse Remains in Bristol A Gentle Educator
Miss Emily Morse longtime Bristol teacher and writer died after a long quiet life. She ran her sister's school, wrote stories for magazines including Harper's and St Nicholas, and corresponded with John Burroughs. Funeral was Sunday at 2:30 PM from 210 High Street, Rev Anson B. Howard officiating, burial in North Cemetery.
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Emily Morse
Bristol
Miss Morse
Harper's
Young People
St. Nicholas
John Burroughs
Walt
Whitman
High Street
Anson B. Howard
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Wilfred H. Munro
Walter L. Munro
Providence
Herbert Munro
Fall River
Harry C. Munro
North Cemetery
Evening schools begin October 14 with compulsory enrollment
Evening schools start Tuesday October 14 at 7 30 in Colt Memorial High School for high school work and Reynolds School for other departments. Registration for grades below high school is Thursday October 9 at 7 30 in Reynolds building. Attendance is compulsory for all persons aged 16 to 21 who cannot read or write English.
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Colt Memorial High School
Reynolds School
Reynolds
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