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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and phrases with unclear context. The readable parts include scattered words and a stray signoff style, but no coherent event, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Bristol faces Warren in game three at Burr's Hill Park Warren at 2 30 p m. Both sides seek the 1935 Bristol County title with Bristol needing three straight wins to claim it and Warren aiming to stay undefeated in the series. Frankie Sousa pitches for Bristol against Warren hitters while Leon Lemire or Johnnie Andrade are Bristol catching options and Sseigney backs the plate.
Alfred Peabody Carey of Bristol died yesterday from infection after a splinter punctured his left index finger. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from 24 Simmons Street with Rev. Herbert D. Graetz officiating. Burial in North Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah Simmons Carey, daughter Esther Peabody Carey of Danvers, Mass, and sisters Abbie G. Munroe and Ella Darling.
The Bristol Girl Scout Council met at Holmes House to decide on Camp Wetamoe. Indications suggest the camp will run again next year with an average daily attendance of 24 scouts and 11 leaders. Costs ran 15 cents per scout daily, 17 cents paid by the Council, covering meals and dues. A Marine's Ship for Girl Scouts was discussed and tea was hosted by Miss Agnes Herreshof and Mrs. A Sidney De Wolf Hetreshoff.
An old guide suggests spraying spark plugs with carbon tetrachloride to loosen carbon unclogging deposits. It advises dry blowing to finish, then buying parts from drug stores and using shellac to seal gasoline tank leaks by drying the tank, applying shellac, and draining before refilling.
Walter F. Munroe appeals to Bristol residents as the six month trial of five cent zone fares on the Bristol branch of the New Haven Road ends October 31 1935. He notes traffic gains of 300 to 400 percent on some trains but criticizes enforcement and timetable issues and urges patrons to buy round trip tickets at Bristol for Old Bristol's benefit.
Newly elected Bristol Council No 379 Knights of Columbus seated officers at State Street headquarters with Past District Deputy Tighe of Providence officiating. William T Dwyer named Grand Knight, James C Ruggiero Deputy Grand Knight, Rev Thomas J Gillan Chaplain, and others including Edward L Leahy and James F Wylie as key officers. A $5 Armistice Day donation was approved and a clothing drive for Bristol needy announced alongside upcoming Cas ey party.
In autumn 1934 Steve Mills and Charley Hutton flew a seaplane from Anchorage to Hooper Bay to aid a native girl in pain. They then chased a second urgent case at the Yukon delta, returning after fifteen hundred miles and fifteen hours of perilous air travel.
The installation for the project will be carried out by a committee comprising Joseph King J Francis Connell James C Ruggiero John G Des Jauriers and Thomas Tobin to oversee progress and ensure proper administration.
Michael W. Pasquarelli was re elected president of the Olympian Club of the local YMCA for the second consecutive year at the annual election. The club voted to sponsor a series of forums this year in conjunction with the YMCA educational committee. Other officers chosen include Joseph Perry vice president George S Pailthorpe club advisor Manuel Sousa secretary and Martin Mansi treasurer.
Trustees Michael Ascoli as chairman Anthoni Marino and Edward Sousa led the meeting after officer elections. The social committee served refreshments with Michael Ascoli chairing assisted by Bernard Quartaro John Miranda and Raymond Bisbano.
Clara I. Kuman of Bristol named administratrix of the Jane Diman estate. Creditors must file claims as required by law within the dates starting October 11, 1935. The notice appears in the Bristol region probate records dated October 10, 1935.
Estate of Hattie B Barns Bristol Rhode Island subject to probate. notice to file claims and bond for executor. court clerks’ office opening dates October 11 1936 and subsequent filing dates October 11 18 25.
Aime J Forand of Bristol is named administrator of the estate of John F McMahon who resided in Bristol and is deceased. The notice indicates qualification beginning October 11th for probate administration.
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