Prudence Island Fishing Club Heads to Island Hunt
Prudence Island Fishing Club members spend a three week outing on Prudence Island Narragansett Bay. They report radio updates of big tautog catches and plan meals and social games as they fish with bait fiddlers and share stories of the World Series. Attending are Frank M Dimond Charles F Dimond Dr W Fred Williams Everett LeBaron Church F Reginald Dimond Clinton T Sherman John H Wall Charles Slocum Theodore O Gladding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Island
Narragansett Bay
Frank M Dimond
Charles F Dimond
W Fred Williams
Everett LeBaron Church
F Reginald Dimond
Clinton T Sherman
John H Wall
Charles Slocum
Theodore O Gladding
Bristol Nazarene Church Service Schedule
Rev Jesse S Richardson, pastor at Court Street Bristol Nazarene Church, announces Sunday services at 10 45 am and 7 pm with Bible School at 12 15 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45 pm. Sunday evening sermon titled Life's Best Insurance Policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Jesse S Richardson
Bible School
Life
Harvest Festival at St. Michael’s Church Held
The ninth annual harvest festival was held last evening with a church service led by Rev. Robert H. Dunn in the absence of Rev. A. R. Parshley. The church choir aided the musical portion and donations of fruit vegetables provisions groceries and money will be sent to St. Mary’s Orphanage and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Robert H. Dunn
A. R. Parshley
St. Mary's Orphanage
Real Estate Transfers Involving West Heirs and Gulf Road Parcel
Miss Minnie West and heirs of Capt William H West sell a 115 by 50 foot parcel on the west side of Ferry road near the pond to Lorenzo Santulli. Jane A Saillant sells to John J and Helen V Corcoran interests in land and buildings off Naomi street. Elizabeth F Sullivan and others sell to John J and Helen V Corcoran interests in land and buildings on the east side of Naomi street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie West
William H. West
Lorenzo Santulli
Jane A. Saillant
John J
Helen V. Corcoran
Naomi Street
Elizabeth F Sullivan
Marriage Intentions Listed for Four Couples
John Montze Cabral of Swansea and Maria de Silva Cabral of Swansea plan marriage. Frank Joseph Martinez of this town and Matilda Annie Vivenzio of East Providence plan marriage. Lena Cyganowski of Warren and Manuel Edward Vargas of this town plan marriage. Elmer Fverett Drew of Warren and Agnes Ceceha Fas of this town plan marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montze Cabral
Bushee Road
Swansea
Mass
Maria de Silva Cabral
Usher Street
This Town
Frank Joseph Martinez
Hope Street
Matilda Annie Vivenzio
Willet Avenue
East
Providence
Lena Cyganowski
Westminster Street
Warren, and
Manuel Edward Vargas
Coggeshall Avenue
Elmer Fverett
Bradford Street
Warren
Agnes Ceceha Fas
Franklin Street
Annie Murphy Dies in Natick Mass Widow of John Murphy
Mrs Annie Murphy widow of John Murphy died in Natick Massachusetts on October 9. Former resident of the town obituary notes her long life and ties to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Mass
Annie Murphy
John Murphy
This Town
National Guardsmen to Parade at Bristol Dedication
Adjutant General Arthur C. Cole announced a large National Guard unit will march in Bristol as part of the dedication ceremonies. The 122nd Cavalry, 102d Field Artillery, Company F 118th Engineers, and Battery C 243rd Coast Artillery from Newport will lead the parade. Col Charles A. Lindbergh may attend the opening events if schedule allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Hoover
Arthur C. Cole
R. I. National Guard
122Nd Cavalry
102D Field Artillery
118Th Engineers
Newport
243Rd Coast Artillery
Adjt
Cole
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rotary District Governor Kenney visits local club
District Governor Thomas F Kenney of Rotary International’s 31st district attends the Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Belvedere. A program features Bristol Boys' Community Orchestra, Rotary songs, and reports on the Poland Springs conclave. Kenney tours Mount Hope Bridge and Herreshoff boat shops after business with the club board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F Kenney
of International Rotary
Rotary Club
Belvedere
Bristol Boys’ Community Orchestra
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Poland Springs
Howard R Newman
Kennes
Edn L. Leahy
Globe
Samuel H Ramsay
Riverside
Kenney
Club
Mount Hope Bridge
Wm G Brenneke
Herreshoff
Herreshoff Boat Shops
T P Brightman
Goldenrod Troop Elects Officers at Bristol Girl Scouts Meeting
At the first fall meeting of Goldenrod Troop No 1 Bristol Girl Scouts of America held in John Post Reynolds School auditorium Virginia Scott and Edith Kershaw were elected treasurer and scribe. Mae Kershaw led the West Point Patrol with Muriel Ashton as corporal and Mae Mason as patrol leader for Clover Patrol with Virginia Scott as corporal. Vaclla Mechary heads the Fagle Patrol with Mae Newman as corporal. The court of honor, led by Capt Jessi Molasky, will organize troop activities. The troop planned a hike with Warren Girl Scouts and invited to exhibit scout activities at Bristol Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod
Bristol Girl Scouts of America
John Post Reynolds School
Virginia Scott
Edith Kershaw
West Point Patrol
Mae Kershaw
Muriel Ashton
Mae Mason
Clover Patrol
Vaclla Mechary
Fagle
Mae Newman
Othrs
Jessi Molasky
Court of Honor
Warren Girl Scouts
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Installation of Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Officers
Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus held its annual officer installation at the Home on State Street with District Deputy Edward Ball presiding. New officers included Grand Knight John G Des Lauriers Deputy Grand Knight James Francis Connell Chancellor William P Hammill Treasurer James E Sullivan Recording Secretary Frank S Gigho Advocate Edward L Leahy Warden William Flanagan Inside Guard Thomas Henry Outside Guard Bernard Mc Hugh Trustee Robert J Connery Farlowne. A Halloween social dance is planned for Thursday October 31 with music by the Aristolians and sale of novelties and refreshments. The dance is the second in a winter social series, organized by Roland Martelly chairman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Thomas Henry
Bernard McHugh
Robert J Connery Farlowne
Bristol Council
Roland Martelly Cahirman
William E. Flanagan
James Ruggiero
Frederick Goff
William Fernandes
William Dwyer
Calendar of Social Events in October and December
A condensed listing of upcoming social activities includes Oct 12 a Battery C Armory dance, Oct 18 Altar Society social at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Oct 19 Epworth League food sale and Collins & Aikman Girls Club event at Bristol Yacht Club, Oct 23 Olympians dance for Mt Hopebridge dedication eve, Oct 31 K of C Halloween social, Dec 3 Ladies' Aid Christmas Sale, and Dec 5 Congregational Club Christmas Sale.
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Battery C
State Armory
Church Street
Altar Society
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Congregational Street
Epworth League
State St M. E
Collins & Aikman Girls’ Club
Bristol Yacht Club
Constitution Street
Mt. Hopebridge
Grand Army Hall
Hallowe'en Social
K of C Tennis Association
K of C
State Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Vestry State St . E. Church
Congregational Club
Memorial Chapel
Mental Fatigue and Its Warning Signs
Mental fatigue stems from monotonous work and depressing surroundings. Early symptoms include irritability restlessness loss of interest headaches and inattentiveness. As it worsens concentration problems insomnia and inefficiency may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higein Magazine
Presidential Succession Order Read in 19th Century Text
The document states that if both the President and Vice President die or are removed, the Secretary of State would serve until a President is elected. It lists the next in line as Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Secretary of the Navy, and Secretary of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of the Interior
Currency Depositories and Government Bond Interest
The text explains that certain national banks act as depositories for government bonds and earn 2 percent interest. Banks issue national bank notes against these bonds, which are held by the government as security for circulating notes, with the government also paying 2 percent interest on the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prune Plums Defined As Favorite Dried Fruits
The term prune now often refers to a large reddish plum dried for preservation. Historically prune applied to many dried plums, but today prune plum denotes a preferred variety common in dried form while prune can also mean the fresh fruit.
Early Grain Storage and Pottery Origins
The article traces how pottery emerged from the need to store grain to prevent famine. It notes ancient Egyptians developing vessels for grain storage as a precursor to storage concepts and draws a parallel to modern United States elevator systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mental Fatigue and Its Effects Across Modern Life
Dr Lauren H Smith explains in Hygein Magazine that mental fatigue can physically exhaust a person or mimic illness, arising from nervous and emotional strain in modern civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren H Smith
Hygein Magazine
Moon’s Cooling Rate Reveals Pumice-Like Surface
Measurements by Pettit and Nicholsons indicate the moon heats to 2645 degrees Fahrenheit over a 1600 mile square area in sunlight while the dark side remains about 196 degrees. The data suggest a pumice like surface with high radiational properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit and Nicholsons
Study Settles Color Not Key to Bull Anger
Scientists find bulls react to waving rag rather than color. monkeys likewise show no color distinction in similar tests. The implication is that movement and attention draw response, not pigment.
Infant deaths higher among artificially fed babies
An analysis by the Children's Bureau found monthly death rates in eight cities show infants fed by artificial means died nearly four times as often as those breastfed under the prevailing rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Bureau
Perils Rise As Young Man Desires Flight
In a Washington Star quotation Hi Ho of Chinatown reflects on growing dangers as youth shift from kite flying to ambition of piloting an airplane. The quip captures changing attitudes toward risk and modern technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
What Becomes of Our Money at State Street M E Church
Rev R J Chrystie presents morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon on money matters Church School at noon Epworth League 645 Miss Viola Anderson in charge Evening service at 730 themed Messages from Tyre and Sidon featuring Mr Mitri Gabbour and a Syrian assistant in native costume and shepherd life demonstration Free admission and seating set for an Orient style Bible presentation by the speakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
M. E
R. J. Chrystie
Church School
Epworth League
Viola Anderson
Tyre
Sidon
Mitri Gabbour
Syria
Orient
Youth Arrested for Copper Wire Larceny at Factory
Leo Gagnon a 17 year old resident of 32 Arlington Avenue Warren was arrested on Wood Street near the National India Rubber Company factory on charges of copper wire larceny. Police say he was employed in the wire department and a coil was found under his coat. He was arraigned and bail set at 200 for Monday Fifth District Court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gagnon
Arlington Avenue
Warren
W. S. Baker, Jr
Henry J. Sylvia
Wood Street
National India Rubber Company
Rubber Company
Gagnon
Fifth District Court
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Prudence Island Fishing Club
Island
Bristol Nazarene Church
Victor Cleansing CO
Lillian T. Wilson
Wnancy
Main St
First National Stores Inc
Mayflower Division
Chuck
Mayflower
Dist. Gov
T. P. Kenney
Girl Scouts
C. Installation
WBBM
Chicago
Taylor’s Quality Shoe Store
M. C. A. Block
Bristol, R
Newman Bros
Newman's
Weber Farm
Swift
R.I. Baldwin
S. S. Pierce’s
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