Bristol Fans Rally for Baseball Series Final
The Bristol series end draws big crowds with 5000 to 6000 watching the last game. Eddie Sawyer, visiting Bristol, eyed an outfield berth for the locals while Bruno led Bristol with a .444 average in four games. Gate receipts reached about $106, with Players and fans hoping for a break next season.
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Main Street
Warren
Eddie Sawyer
Bob
Sawyer
Bristol
Birmingham
New York Yankees
Andy D'Ambrosio
Paul Bruno
Willow
Bruno
Ristol
Peerenerenars
Wurteras Field
Local squad names key players for Sunday kickoff
The article lists several players including Franny Lewis Tommy Van Voast and Poppi along with veterans Elmer Rishe Butler Topazio Ben Evidies John Travers and Poppi. The Sunday kickoff is set for 2 15 p.m. highlighting a strong squad and reinforcements.
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Bays
iPaglesio
ARS Providence
Neastoré
Eiger
Ofan
Peat Siewert
Gorhain
Franny
Lewis
Tommy van Voast
Colt
Elmer Bumbo
Rishe
Butler Topazio
Benevidies
John Travers
Poppi
Paul Bruno
Sam Pasqua
Orlando Bisbano
Frank’ Almeida
Michael Ascoli
Michael Pasquarelli
Tony Gomes
Domenic Capone
Edward Sousa
Your Column Letter on East Warren Rod and Gun Club Posting
A Bristol town column recalls a dispute over hunting rights at leased land. The East Warren Rod and Gun Club posted property at Fales Farm Bristol to restrict trespass and hunting to members, amid defacement concerns. The writer confirms the earlier Providence Journal reference and dismisses claims of immediate poster removal.
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Bristol Phoenix
Flynn
East Warren Rod and Gun Club
Providence Journal
East Warren Group
East Warren
Mr. Flynn
Landon Fulfills Four Years as Kansas Chief Executive
Governor Alf Landon served as Kansas chief executive for four years and fulfilled every campaign promise and party platform plank.
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Kansas
Alf Landon
Meat Tax Debate Highlights New Deal Slogan
A line notes that meat is taxed with a New Deal tax of eleven and two third cents per pound, excluding state sales taxes, sparking discussion on fiscal policy and consumer burden.
Former Brown Wrestler and Football Star Speaks at Bristol Council
District Deputy Eugene Sullivan of Providence opened Bristol Council No. 379 meeting on State Street with a large turnout. Edward McCrillis, former Brown University wrestler and football star, spoke on collegiate sports, joined by Grand Knight William T. Dwyer and others. The council approved a $5 Armistice Day fund donation as Gordon Morgan and colleagues provided music and refreshments were served.
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Eugene Sullivan
Providence
Bristol Council
State Street
Order
Sullivan
Edward McCrillis
Brown University
William T. Dwyer
James C. Ruggiero
Lawrence Deery
St Mary’s Church
Gordon
Merton Morgan
Harold Congdon
William Rohrman
Soldiers Home WPA Project Gets Underway
An extensive WPA financed repair program has started at the Soldiers' Home per Commandant Aime J. Forand. Additions include dormitory upgrades, adjutant's cottage restoration, administration building work, piggery drainage, exterior and interior painting, plastering, carpentry, concrete work, fencing, and wall rebuilding across about 10000 to 50000 square feet of surfaces and 2500 feet of fence line.
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WPA
Aime J. Forand
4 H Club Steer Grand Champion Sells at Retail
Gladys E. Lawson, a Bangall high school junior, and 4 H Club members fed a Aberdeen Angus steer judged grand champion. The steer, tendered in refrigerators, will be sold at First National Markets Sunday and Saturday for eating on Baby Beef Sunday the 18th as the Company has bought over 150 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys E. Lawson
Bangall
First National
Radio Stars Parade With Benny As New Series Premier
The piece highlights Jack Benny entering his fourth year on Sunday radio with Mary Livingstone and Don Wilson, mentions Raymond Paige as Hollywood Hotel musical director, and notes guest spots by Caroline Rich and Bunda Kay. It also covers The Treasure Adventures of Jack Masters on Columbia and other network program moves and sponsor deals.
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Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
Don Wilson
Boueee
Halgood
Benny
Lee
Caroline Rich
George Gershwin
Ferde Grofe
Each Masters
Ebs&s T
Columbia Network
Walter Tetley
Jack Masters
NBC Blue
Sedley Brown
Allie Lowe
Miles
New York
Bob Ripley
NBC
Ripley
Miss Edith Coggeshall Fetes at Hope Street Shower
A mixed reception last night at Mrs. John Hadfield home on Hope Street honored Miss Edith Coggeshall of 98 Church Street. Guests came from Wickford Norwood Providence and Bristol as rose petals showered Coggeshall on entering the room. Prizes were won by Miss Ethel Snvaders and Eunice Manchester among others. Miss Coggeshall is to wed George Baton of this town.
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Ruby Blaisdell
Mattie Briggs
John Hadfield
Hope Street
Edith Coggeshall
Church Street
Eunice Manchester
Charles
Town Council Acts on Road Project and Fire Station Repairs
The Bristol town council approved moving 30 road workers to the Court Street rebuilding project and discussed funding for the Ever Ready Engine and Hose fire station repairs. Bids were received for High Street reconstruction with cost around 2651.08 dollars, potentially aided by Narragansett Electric. Police reported 10 arrests in September, mostly boulevard stop violations.
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Able Scarera Qiligerice
Colin Cil
Prescott
Paull
Scform Med
Cap
WBE
WPA
Joseph A. Hammill
Usher Place
James Holmes
Court Street
High ‘Street
P. Romano and Sons
Callan Construction Company
Holmes
Narragansett Electric Company
Thames Onerets
Donat J. Gladue
Izhway
Fas
Anthony J. Ferrara
Board of Recreation
Ferrara
Public Aid Department
Jack DeFelice
Wood Street
High
Union Streets
William H. Angevine
John L. Flynn
John
Anthony Massano
William Picard
Inflation harms workers and savers across nations
National Leader Samtivels cites historic inflation moments from France, Germany, and Russia to warn how rising prices erode purchasing power and punish workers while empowering gamblers. He argues inflation arises from excessive government spending and debt and urges reductions in spending to protect savers and families.
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Daniel Webster
France
Russia
Probate Court Admits Will for Bristol Deceased
In Bristol on October 16 1936 the probate court hears petitions and receives a will for Mar ét D McCaughey deceased. Clerk W Church records the proceeding with standard formalities as the court processes the last will and testament.
Canvassers Notice for Bristol Town Election 1936
The Bristol Town Council as Board of Canvassers will meet in the Memorial Building on October 28 1936 at 7 30 PM to canvass and correct voter lists for the November election. This is the final canvassers meeting before the election. John W Church Town Clerk. 10 16 20 23 27
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Bristol
R. L
John W. Church
Estate of Maria McCaughey Administrator Named
October 13 1936 notice that William D McCaughey of 17 Cyr Street Providence Rhode Island has qualified as administrator of the estate of Maria McCaughey late of Bristol Rhode Island deceased Creditors must file claims within the legally required time beginning October 16 as per law John W Church Clerk dated 10 16 23 30
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Maria McCaughey
William D. McCaughey
Cyr Street
Providence
R. 1
Bristol
R. I
Probate Notice for Frank M. Terra Will Bristol
The probate court of Bristol on October 6 1936 accepts a written instrument as the last will and testament of Frank M Terra late of Bristol deceased. It is referred to November 2 1936 at 10 am in the Probate Court Room Bristol for consideration with fourteen days notice to be published once a week in the Bristol Phoenix.
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Procbate Court
Bristol
Frank M. Terra
Bristol Phoenix
John W. Church
Brides Waters
Bridget Waters
Tol
Mary Cherkas
Peter Cherkas
Mary Cherkaz
Ohno
Poland
Frank J. Pinkos
Warren
R. J
Rhode Island
Probate Court
Said
Bristol Probate Notices Outline 1936
The Bristol Probate Court announces probate actions for Bridget Waters Bridget Waters estate and Mary Cherkas alias Beth Cherkas requests appointing Frank J. Pinkos as Rhode Island administrator with a hearing set for November 2 1936. Also John McMahon estate administrator files first and final account. Notices run in the Bristol Phoenix for fourteen days.
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