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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1942

Page

4

Northup 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Anthony

Mrs Anne V Seymour of this town attended the 50th wedding anniversary of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles Northup at their home in Anthony Rhode Island. Present were Mr and Mrs Reynolds G Northup of Bristol and local relatives.

Anne V Seymour Charles Northup Anthony R. I Reynolds G Northup Bristol Northup Coventry Peter Harper Wasington Harper Ray Matteson Washington Raymond Northup Newport George W Northup

Hallowe en events and Armistice Day plans in Bristol Troops

Bristol Troops schedule Hallowe en parties and social events with costume nights and stunt events at weekly troop sessions. Drum Corps will meet Tuesday and Thursday for practice ahead of Armistice Day appearances. Service men visiting Scout Hall included Sousa Morris Freitas Paiva Cassano. Cub Pack No 14 meets tomorrow at 6 15 pm to finalize Halloween plans and crafts.

Bristol Hallowe'en Scout Hall Pfc Manuel Sousa US Marines Albert Morris USN John Freitas U. S Eugle Manuel Paiva Frank Cassano First Troop

Obituaries for William Smith and Mary Costa in Bristol

Word arrived of William Smith brother of Frank Smith of Providence dying. Services at Graham Funeral Home Tuesday and burial at North Cemetery Bristol. Mrs Mary Esterlla Costa wife of John Costa honored with requiem mass at St Elizabeth Church and funeral at St Marys Cemetery. Survived by sons Manuel Walter Edward and a sister Miss Sadie Martins.

Frank Smith Thames Street William Smith Donelson Street Providence Graham North Bristol Mary Estrella (Martins) Costa John Costa Metacom Avenue St Elizabeth’s Church Joseph Rettencourt St Mary's Cemetery Manuel D'Wart Marion Perrys Joseph Miher Abel Travers Costa Wis St Michaels Zores Portugal Pristol

Thrift Advice Touts Warlord Savings Plan

A terse message promotes saving ten percent from every paycheck. It frames warlords as helpers in saving and urges loyal adherence to a thrift strategy for America. The piece uses terse exhortations and generic patriotism without verifiable details.

America

Callan Will Proved in Bristol Probate Court

Judge Bennjamin F. Lindemuth approved Brig. Gen. Luke H. Callan's will. Executors named are Anna M. Callan Rita Callan and Providence National Bank with bond set at 100000. Appraiser Charles E. Spooner. trust pays one fifth to Mrs. Callan and equal shares to Rita and Luke Jr. Also orders on Walsh and Bettencourt estates and guardianship for Elisabeth I. Greer.

Bennjamin F. Lindemuth Luke H. Callan Bristol Callan Anna M. Callan Rita Providence National Bank Charles E. Spooner Wilfred Clarke Mary Enos Bettencourt Mary Enos

Deeds Recorded Warranty Transfers From Town Clerk Office

Deeds recorded include Adeline Piva transferring to Vincent Di Donna of Providence a Parker Borden plot. Ernest E Alder and others to Nestor A Cheesman and wife a house on Gibson road and Hone street. George H Brooks to Joseph Savino and wife a house on High street. Over H Blaisdell to Glen E Smith and wife a house on Pearse avenue. Seraphim Ferreira and wife to John Cordeiro and wife land and buildings on Coggeshall avenue. John Cordeiro and wife to Seraphim Benevides and wife land on Coggeshall avenue. Marcelina Correira De Metro and wife to Seraphim Ferreira and wife land on Coggeshall avenue.

Adeline Piva Vincent di Donna Providence Parker Borden Ernest E. Alder Nestor A. Cheesman Gibson Road Hone Street George H. Brooks Joseph Savino High Street H. Blaisdell Glen E Smith Pearse Avenue Seraphim Ferreira John Cord Marcelina Correira de Metro

Watson Hazeldine wedding at First Congregational Church Bristol Highlands

The marriage of Ruth Walton Hazeldine and John Remington Watson occurred Saturday at the First Congregational Church. The ceremony featured Rev. Herbert D. Graetz and organist Cora Shaw Anderson. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple planned a New York trip and a residence at Middleton Cottage Bristol Highlands.

Marion Stickney Newport Alden P. Stickner Robert Hull Rehoboth Mass Bouvardia New York Middleton Cottage Bristol Highlands

Double Ring Nuptials for Weber and Heibecker in Union City

Miss Carol Weber and Eugene Heibecker Jr were married Saturday afternoon at St Michael's Church Canon Anthony’s Ro Parshley. The ceremony was conducted by rector with Shirley Heibecker as maid of honor and Rosalie Weber as flower girl. The groom’s best man was George Felix Tr and ushers Eric Bense and Quence Borvone. The bridal party wore period gowns and carried roses and pink blossoms. A reception followed at Hotel Warren with the couple planning to live at 1191 Hope Street after a brief wedding trip.

Carol Dolores Weber Rov A Weber Union City Eugene Curtis Heibecker, Jr Eugene Curtis Heilhecker Hope Street St Michael's Church Canon Anthonys Ro Parshley Shirley Heibecker Rosalie Weber George Felix Tr Eric Bense Qucene Bo Rvone Maid of Honor Warren Mr Card Heibecker

Bristol charity events fill fall calendar

On October 21 a benefit bridge at St Michael's Parish House supports Bristol Buddies Bundles Fund. October 23 features the Fifth Annual Ball for the Police Beneficial Association at the Colonial Hotel and a Girl Scout Counal rummage sale at TeWs's Store. November 26 brings Thanksgiving Night Bingo at the Parish Hall hosted by Children of Mary of St Elizabeth's Church.

Bristol St. .Michael's Parish House Police Beneficial Association Colonial Hotel The Bristol Girl Scout Counal Tews State Street Kennett St Elizabeth’s Church Children of Mary Pirish Hall

War Bonds Drive U.S. Gun Purchases in World War II

The article promotes buying War Bonds to fund rapid fire weapons like the 50 caliber Browning and light machine guns. It notes costs around 1500 dollars for a heavy gun and 600 for a .30 caliber model, urging communities to unite to purchase bonds with at least ten percent of income each pay period.

U. S U.S. Treasury Department

100 Percent War Work Sees Britain’s Factory Front Lines

A reporter recounts volunteering in a British munitions factory and covering war for Britain and America. He highlights long hours, dedication, and the call for total effort to defeat Nazi forces, praising working class resilience and the unseen labor behind Allied victory.

London Chicago Philippines Europe Romania Gestapo Balkans Poland America Britain Messerschmitt Greece Ministry of Labor England

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