Superintendents Meet for National Footwear Conference
Footwear division superintendents from ten plants across multiple cities gathered in Bristol and Providence for a two day conference. The event featured plant tours, a clambake banquet at the Colt Farm Casino, and speeches by National officers and local officials. The group included 27 visitors plus 20 from the National India Rubber Company and concluded with an all day session in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
Providence
Cambridge
Millville
Malden
Mass
New Haven
Naugatuck
Sterbury
National India Rubber Company
Bristol
National Factory
George Schlosser
Wood Street
Ferry Hill
Hope Street
Ocean Drive
Colt Farm
Jersey
W A. Doran
Henry Dew. Allen
F H. Farley
Casino
Henry Wheeler
W. A. Doran
Charles F. Duffy
Donalda Asselin
Beatrice DeLorme
Mildred Keating
Phyllis Farrally
Gladys Thurston
Helen, Potter
Mary Reynolds
Madeline Reynolds
Madeline Chase
The
National
M. H. Clark
Clark
Fighting Fourth Liberty
Ezra Dixon
Frank H. Hammill
J. F. Farrally
America
Narragansett
J. A. Wahlgren
Douglas Morey
Fourth Liberty Loan drive targets six billion goal nationwide
Rhode Island faces a shortfall of about 13.5 million of its 50 million allotment while Bristol bids to exceed its 400000 quota. Cranston Worsted Mill reports 136 subscribers totaling 9800, Narragansett Rubber Co report pending, Herreshoff Manufacturing shows 18600 with 95 percent employee participation. Women’s Liberty Loan Committee will wear red feathers to promote bonds. Installment options exist via sponsors or Industrial Trust Co with payments arranged to Philip Brady at school or home.
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Rhode Island
Bristol
Cranston
Narragansett Rubber Company
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Women’s Liberty Loan Committee
Industrial Trust Company
Philip Brady
John Post Reynolds
Wood Street
Town considers reopening schools and theatres as influenza wanes
Officials weigh resuming activities after doctors report improving flu conditions. Fewer new cases were treated yesterday and Narragansett Rubber Co resumes production after two days idle. Churches plan to curtail Sunday services with Sunday schools likely omitted.
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Narragansett Rubber Company
Social News of a Shaded Event and Gifts
Mrs Fred L Dunbar hosted a gathering described as a Miscellaneons event with guests including Shenae Sato and Gene Edward P Church. The house featured autumn leaves cut flowers and a handsome décor. A salad supper Whist and a musical program followed with Miss Gorham receiving many elegant gifts.
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Fred L. Dunbar
Shenae Sato
the Times
Gene Edward’ P. Church
Rhode Island Draft Board Decides 564 Deferred Claims
District Board No 1 at the State House Providence classified 564 Rhode Island draft registrants Tuesday Most claims were on industrial or agricultural grounds Few local board appeals noted George E Phillips 51 Narragansett avenue Providence placed in class 2 division D as a necessary skilled laborer in a needed industrial plant Robert E Lan Phear 202 Hope street placed in class 3 division K as a highly skilled expert in an essential industrial enterprise
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Rhode Island
State House
Providence
George E. Phillips
Narragansett Avenue
Robert E. Lan Phear
Hope Street
Odorizer Tube Offers Clean Easy Odor Options
The tube is easily removed and filled and sits under the rim. It remains absolutely clean and acts as an odorizer without implying a lavatory. It provides a choice of several clean pleasant odors at varying strengths.
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Liberty
France
Bristol Boys
Henry H.polytan Studio
Fastmans Kodaks and Films
Vulcan Films
Eastman
State Street
Residence
EAR Tire Service
Franklin Street Garage CO
Dodge
Opcosne
Bristol 339
A. Deslauriers
Slassamork
Abantree
Isaac I B. Munro
Garfield
Telephone
G.M. Wilbur
Union Serert
Calis
Cigars Cigarettes
Fighting Fourth
Liberty Sonds&s
F. L. Dunbar
Julia H. Gorham
Liberty Bonds
State District Board
Evnen
Edward D. Kunz
Jeweler
Optigian
Boards of Health
Waldron Company
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