Bristol Armistice Day plan shifts factory schedule
Charles E. Burns led the Bristol Armistice Day Committee to inform the National India Rubber Company Factory Council that Armistice Day will be observed Monday November 12. The Executive Committee requested a four day week and the factory will close Monday November 12 including offices and production, then reopen Friday November 16.
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Charles E. Burns
Bristol
National India Rubber Company
Harvest Festival at St Michael's Church Refined
Rev Charles A Meader preached at St Michael's third annual harvest festival assisted by Rev An son B Howard. A large crowd attended as offerings including fruit vegetables groceries canned fruit flour apples and potatoes were displayed and will be sent to St Mary's Orphanage East Providence.
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Charles A. Meader
Providence
St. Michael's Church
Anson B. Howard
St Mary's Orphanage
East Providence
Harvest Festival Services At Trinity Church
Rev Frederick L. Maryon led the harvest festival at Trinity Church last evening at 7 30. Rev Arthur Maycock preached and the choir sang. The altar and roodscreen were decorated with chrysanthemums cosmos dahlias broomcorns and autumn foliage. Groceries fruits and vegetables were offered for the Children’s Home and the Home for Aged Women while monetary offerings will support the church heating fund.
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Frederick L. Maryon
Trinity Church
Arthur Maycock
All Saints’ Church
Providence
Bride Elect Honored with Kitchen Shower in Town
Miss Gladys Thurston hosted a kitchen shower Tuesday evening at her Whithams street home for Miss Margaret Greenwell Kenney who will wed Wilford P Hunt of Swansea next week. Gifts were opened as Miss Kenney wore a kitchen costume. A mock wedding followed with Miss Huberta McKay as groom and Miss Dorothe Kenney as bride. Clergy by Miss Dolly Wennerstrand. Autumn foliage and Hallowe en decor, a supper, and a ring thimble button money cake brought merriment along with a sewing contest and games.
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Gladys Thurston
Whithams Street
Margaret Greenwell Kenney
Wilford P Hunt
Swansea
Lavinia McDonald
Miss Kenney
Huberta McKay
Providence
Dorothe Kenney
Dolly Wennerstrand
Hallowe'en
Ladies Night Observed By Kearns Post Auxiliary
American Legion post and auxiliary held a short business session in Grand Army Hall followed by an open meeting with auxiliary members as guests of honor. Vice Commander Albert A Edmonds presided in Commander Bertram W Wall’s absence and a literary and musical program accompanied refreshments.
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Kearnes
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
Bertram W Wall
Albert A Edmonds
Treasury Savings Certificates Endorsed for Fiduciary Funds
In New Haven the Probate Court endorses U S Treasury Savings Certificates as a safe and practical investment for trust funds under guardians and conservators. Judge John L. Gilson asks fiduciaries to use these certificates, noting government backing, fixed redemption value, loss protection, and attractive interest. The phrase As strong as the O T Treasury underscores their trusted status.
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Treasury Savings
U. S
John L. Gilson
Probate Court
District of New Haven
F. C. Ayres
U. S. Savings Organization
First Federal Reserve District
Mr. Ayres
United States Treasury Savings
Scrugham Elected Governor of Nevada
James G. Scrugham, a longtime American Legion leader and former national vice commander, was elected governor of Nevada. Born in Lexington Kentucky in 1880 he rose from professor to dean then state engineer and military production official. He chaired the Legion committee that crafted the adjust ed compensation plan later included in the Fordney bill.
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James G. Scrugham
American Legion
Fight
Nevada
Lexington
Mr. Scrugham
Kentucky State University
National Executive Committee
Legion
Bristol boy earns Eagle Scout rank at Court of Honor
Patrol Leader Nicholas Ruggiero of Troop 2 Bristol qualified as an Eagle Scout after earning camping and bird study merit badges total twenty two. He joined Troop 2 in 1922 and has led the Silver Fox Patrol. six Eagles exist in Bristol and this is Troop 2’s third. Other scouts earning merit badges were Edward Blackman Frank Perry and Natala Biancuzzo.
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Court of Honor
East Shore
Warren Town Hall
Nicholas Ruggiero
Bristol
Ruggiero
Silver Fox Patrol
Awashanks Herd
John Ruggiero
Bay View Avenue
Edward Blackman
Frank Perry
Natala Biancuzzo
Congregational Club hears Rev. John H. Robinette speak
Rev. John H. Robinette of Providence addressed the Congregational Club at the first monthly meeting in the Memorial Chapel of the First Congregational Church. He recalled his voyage to Europe with vivid reminiscences. The church male quartet sang selections, accompanied by organist Mrs. Cora Anderson. Refreshments followed.
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John H. Robinette
Providence
Congregational Club
Memorial
First Congregational Church
Mr. Robinette
Europe
F. M. Dimond
W C Hobbs
Roswell Bosworth
George W. Warren
Cora Anderson
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