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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
2
Local cryptic note lists names and initials with no clear context or event details. Fragmentary text mentions people and a place but lacks a coherent report or dates.
The NRA parade response far exceeded expectations as citizens join to back the program. Supporters say the plan has created jobs, improved pay and conditions, reduced waste, and fostered cooperation between employers and workers while restoring confidence and independence.
Representatives from Bristol women’s organizations will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Fred M. Dixon Jr. to form a women’s study club. The group will learn about the functional phases of the NRA and review the four point plan outlined by Mrs. Dan W. Jones.
Plans advanced for a Bristol horseshoe pitching tournament on November 11. Four teams will compete on Bristol Common: Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co, Namquit Mills, Rhode Island Soldiers' Home, and the Olympian Club. Armistice Day parade participants also confirmed.
A daughter named Margery was born on October 17 at the Lying-In Hospital in Providence to Mr. and Mrs. Harold King of Woold Street.
A notice states subscriptions costing 63 dollars can be mailed to the Armistice Day committee or left at James F. Duffy's store. The text implies ongoing local fundraising efforts through a merchant-supplied channel.
Bristol residents sponsor a harvest dance to aid the Community Athletic Field. The event is scheduled for November 17 at the Bristol Casino, with planning to continue at a arrangements committee meeting Thursday evening at the Hotel Belvedere.
Oct 18 a community supper with speaker James Quay of Caro Egypt in Rockwell Hall. Oct 25 chicken salad supper at Guiteras House for Thanksgiving basket fund. Oct 26 Hallowe en Frolic by Portuguese American Women’s Civic League. Nov 3 Knights of Columbus Night Court Revue at Guiteras School. Nov 10 American Legion Armistice Day Ball at Bristol Casino. Nov 15 Reynolds School pupil entertainment. Nov 22 supper and Christmas sale at Buts pies Cotter Pertional Clits.
Town highlights include James Quay of YMCA Egypt as Rotary speaker at Hotel Belvedere. Knights of Columbus Building Association meeting at State street. Taft School Club and Ladies Aid postponements. NRA parade plans, bridge event, and a 50th wedding anniversary noted among local residents and society groups.
Local ad seeking a representative to handle Bristol area magazine subscriptions. Promises steady income from fall and winter spend, guaranteed low rates on periodicals, equipment provided, and flexible start in full or part time. Address Moore Cottrell Inc Wayland Road North Cohocton NY.
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