Legion Auxiliary Installation in District Four
The ceremony followed a regular second district meeting with installation ceremonies led by District Commander William Miller and Dept. President Mrs. Mary Lincoln. National and department officers attended, including Bertram W. Wall and Ralph S. Mohr, with portraits of other officers named and refreshments and dancing concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M
Auxiliary
William Miller
Weegion
Mary Lincoln
National Executive
Bertram W. Wall
Ralph S. Mohr
Leroy Lincoln
H. J. Becker
Chester Follett
Serge At
Edward Walsh
Howard Pratt
Lincoln
Dept
Mary. Riccitelli
Ruth Brugge
Alice Wood
District 4
Joe Bisbane
Elmer C. Maxfield
Francis Cuomo
William A. Bottomley
Frederick Garvin
Edward M. Kavanaugh
A. A. Edmonds
Bertram WW. Wall
Domenic Mascola
William A. Gablinske
Fred M. Straight
Miss Bullock
Pauline Bullock
Mary Peters
Ella Paull
Hope Cote
Qroselman Desilets
Bristol NRA parade plans loom for Bristol July 4 event
The Victoria Gonsalves Post and Bristol groups prepare a large Bristol parade with 31 floats and about 4000 marchers. Eagles units and American Legion posts compete for top honors while many organizations sign on to enter floats. The march will follow the same State Hope Church High Union Franklin High route with a counter march at High and Hope streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Victoria-Gonsalves Post
243Rd Coast Artillery
seal-+ manufacturing
Estuditsnaiens
K. of C
State Street
Artillery Hall
Alfred M. Merriman
Bristol Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Kearney Post
American Legion
National Executive
B. W. Wall
Eagle
Providence Aerie
No. 99
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Central Falls Aerie
North Providence Aerie
Lieut. Wall
Bristol Nra
Newport Post
Colt Memorial High Uees
Bristol Retail Merchants’ Association
Bristol Portuguese American Women’s Civic League
Defiance
National India Rubber Company
Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Bristol Garden Club
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Dreadnaught Hook & Ladder Co
Collins & Aikman Mills
Bristol Cleansers
Bristol Boy Scouts
Kearlmey Sea Scout Ship
Mt. Hope
Bristol Farmers’ Association
Narragansett Electric Co
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bristol and Warren Water Works
Bristol Garages
Staple Coal Co
Charles Falugo
Murphy Bros
Fall River
Standard Oil Company
Pocasset Bottling Co
Vermette Brothers
Newman Brothers
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Bristol Master Barbers
Franklin Street
High Street
State
High Streets
Mount Hope Diner Wins Junior League Title Banquet Set
The Bristol junior baseball league will close its 1933 season with a testimonial banquet for Mount Hope Diner, circuit champions, hosted by sponsor Arthur J. Duffy. Fred E. Suzman will be toastmaster and Rev. Herbert O D Graetz will give the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Eagles’ Hall
Mount Hope
Arthur J. Duffy
Fred E. Suzman
Herbert OD. Graetz
First Congregational Church
Manuel Perry
Bristol Cleansers
C. C. Getchell
The
Neck Rangers
Suzman
Leo Mansi
Star Colt High
Mount Hope Diner
Michael Turillo
Joseph “Pip” Securo
Buddy Congdon
Philip Morris
Joseph Florenzo
Past State Deputy Speaks at Bristol Knights Concert
Walter F. Fitzpatrick outlined Catholic patriotism from Columbus era during a Bristol Council 379 Knights of Columbus gathering. The first in a series of monthly Sunday concerts featured an orchestra under Herman King and a violin solo by Walter J. Maxwell. Brother Gilbert of Boston, Babe Ruth’s discoverer, spoke on the Bambino’s early life.
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K. of C
Time of Columbus
Walter F. Fitzpatrick
Bristol Council
Knights of Columbus
State Street
Herman King
Walter J. Maxwell
Providence
James F. Wylie
Brother Gilbert
Boston
Babe Ruth
Bambino
St. Mary's Industrial School
Maryland
Bristol Garden Club Pushes Buy A Tree Campaign
Mrs. Fred M. Dixon Jr chairing the Bristol Garden Club campaign reports plans for a public tablet to honor tree contributors. Fund additions raise the total to 177.50 for 35 trees. aim is 100 trees with more than 75 town organizations urged to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Dixon,Jr
Bristol Garden Club
Wm. W. Perry
Bristol
Gertrude Guiteras
Gen.l. H. Callan
Chas. B. Rockwell
Belle Wardwell
Richard R. Graham
Rev
S. S. Drury
Geo. E. Pierce
A. M. Merriman
John R. Edwards
Y M C A Community Supper Planned for Wednesday
Local women led by Mrs. A M Merriman sponsor a Y M C A community supper in Rockwell Hall to raise funds for taxes on the building. James Quay, senior Y M C A secretary from Cairo Egypt on furlough, will speak on A New Slant on an Ancient Country, with Olympian Club musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Merriman
Y.M.C.A
Rockwell Hall
James Quay
Cairo
Egypt
Olympian Club
Maria McCaughey
Thomas J. Ashton
Fred Wilbur
William Bradford
John G. Stewart
M. C. Smith, Jr
Joseph H. Eckersley
Henry Wood
Bristol District Nursing Association Drives Membership and Funds
The Bristol District Nursing Association launches its 1933 membership campaign tomorrow October 18 seeking new members and contributions as expenses for 1932 reached 424.90 with 7199 nurse visits 74 clinics and 241 patients served in Bristol Rhode Island. Applications and donations may be sent to secretary Miss Evelyn Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol District Nursing Association
Bristol
Association
Evelyn, Carter
Bristol District Nursing Association, Inc
Rhode Island
Benefit Musicale Delightful Community Performance
A Bristol fundraiser at Colt Memorial High School drew a large, appreciative audience. Local artists dominated the program with Nora E. Dwyer’s soprano solos, Vernon A. Gray’s tenor numbers, violinist Nicholas Pirri, and the St. Alban’s quartet. Mrs. Frank A. Rounds earned praise for superb accompaniment as contributions from Providence guests Emanuel Iacoletti and Herbert Wisbey were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Iiay
Emanuel Iacoletti
Herbert Wisbey
Providence
Iacoletti
Wisbey
St. Alban’s Quartet
Nora E. Dwyer
Kathleen
Dwyer
Bristol
Vernon A. Gray
Gray
Nicholas Pirri
Pirri
Anthony Rollo
Frank A. Rounds
Wm. H. Angevine
A. W. Barrett
American Legion official urges unity amid press criticism
H. J. Becker, Americanism officer, tells Grand Army Hall audience the press energy was once aimed at molding public opinion against the Legion. He notes a shift in judgment since 1917 18 and urges renewal of unity and purpose for God and Country.
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American Legion
H. J. Becker
Grand Army Hall
Legion
Martinithetie
Isisienos
Polititi Ician
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