Kid Hope Faces East Providence in Bleven Field Clash
Bristol Oaks coached by Joe Murgo meet East Providence Independents at Bleven Field Sunday in a high school football showdown. Last season Bristol Oaks edged East Providence 13 to 12. East Providence features Lefty Sullivan and Cliff Sondland. Bristol Oaks fields Colt Memorial alums with Buck Guevremont and Andy D Ambrosio among newcomers. Colt Memorial also plays Moses Brown at Moses Brown Field. South Kingston game canceled due to schedule mixup.
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Joe Murgo
Bristol Oaks
Bleven Field
East Providence Independents
Bristolians
East Providence
Lefty” Sullivan
Cliff Sondland
LaSalle
Oaks
Colt Memorial High School
Buck” Guevremont
Andy D’ambrosio
Colt Memorial High
Moses Brown
Captain Benj Hall, longtime RI Soldiers Home commandant
Captain Benj Hall, 93, veteran of the Civil War and former commander of Prescott Post GA R, died in Providence Tuesday. A Rhode Island native, he led the First Rhode Island Volunteers in early battles and later ran a jewelry business before serving 20 years as commandant at the Rhode Island Soldiers Home. He is survived by a daughter Alice and a son Walter. Funeral Friday at 1 from Carpenter Jencks Funeral Home Providence, burial in North Burial Ground.
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Providence
Benjyamin Lewis Hall
RI Soldiers Home
Capt Hall
Rhode Ivand
Burnside
Prescott
State Department
Hall
Rhode
Mr Hall
Fall River
Mass
Prescott Post
Rhode Island
Alice Hall
Walter
Jencks
North
Special Girl Scout Week Program Planned By Local Troop
A Bristol Golden Rod Girl Scout troop organized a week of activities starting Sunday at Reynolds School. Uniforms to be worn to church, home activities planned, services Tuesday, an mothers and friends entertainment Wednesday, and a Friday Mt Hope bridge hike with an outdoor program. Election of officers held. Ada Malafronte named Pine Tree Patrol leader and Bertha Alger named Vagle Patrol leader. secretary Ruth Molashy.
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Reynolds School of the Golden Red
Bristol Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts
Auditorum
The
Reynolds School
Mt Hope Bridge
Stanley Forriswell
Ada Malafronte Hope Mowry
Jessie Sanford
Marguerite Mathewson
Sertha Alger
Pine Tree Patrol
Ada Malafronte
Vagle
Bertha Alger
Ruth Molashy
Jenne Caribho
Psther Hazen
Outdoor Advertisers Aid in Relief Work Nationwide
Large posters supporting unemployment relief will be displayed in 17 500 cities and towns nationwide. Organized by the Presidents Organization on Unemployment Relief and its Mobilization Committee, led by Owen D Young, with George W Kleiser and K H Fulton coordinating through 100,000 pounds of paper and 35,000 posters lithographed by Howard Scott. Walter S Gifford conveyed official thanks from the committee for this substantial contribution.
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Owen D Young
George W Kleiser
Outdoor Advertising Association of America, Inc
K. H Fulton
Outdoor Advertising, Inc
Howard Scott
American Railway Express
Walter Stifford
Kleiser
U Organization
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
American Poster Corporation
Continental Lithograph Corporation
Donaldson Lithographing Co
Edward & Deutsch Lit
Bristol Rotary and North Attleboro Bowl at YMCA Alleys
The Bristol Rotary Club and North Attleboro Rotary Club opened their bowling series with a first blood performance at the YMCA Alleys on Wednesday evening. Both teams fielded strong lineups as the series began.
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Bristol Rotary Club
North Attleboro Rotary Club
Woman pleads not guilty to assault charge
Antoinetta Paracia 450 State Street town was arrested by Patrolman John McMahon on two warrants by Mrs Antoinette Stanzione 224 State Street charging assault against her children Gaetano 6 and Paolo 5. She appeared before Justice of the Peace Philip Brady and pleaded not guilty placed under $200 bail for Fifth District Court appearance before Judge B Lande muth Monday.
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Antoinetta Paracia
State Street
Votorcvele
John McMahon
Antoinette Stanzione
Paracha
Stanzione
Gaetano
Paolo
Justice of the Peace
Philip Brady
B . Landemuth
Fifth District Court
Women Relief Corps Holds Annual Husking Bee in Rhode Island
More than 75 members and guests of the Women's Relief Corps Depart ment of Rhode Island attended the monthly meeting at the R I Soldiers Home and husked over 163 bushels of corn. The event included birthday gifts for veterans and a luncheon for participants hosted by Mrs. Susan M. Sheple.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Department of Rhode Island
R. I. Soldiers
Women's Relief Corps
Bristol
Newport
Riverside
East Providence
Providence
Pawtucket
Susan M. Sheple
John O'Connor, Jr
John Burke
Elisha Maguire
Leonide Paquette
John Holland
Soldiers’ Home Committee
Husking Bee
Mabel P. Thompson
Laura I. Smith
Minnie B. Boak
Dept
Luella Byone
Annie G. Staples
Mary E. Nichols
Gertrude Houghtaling
Mable P. Thompson
Average height of American girls and women reported
The data show at sixteen the average height of American girls is about 61.6 inches and the average height of American women is 63.5 inches.
Welcome to the Ministry at Plainfield St Baptist Providence
Leon F. Kenney is introduced by Rev. Charles E. McColley at Plainfield Street Baptist Church Providence. Rev. Charles P. Christopher, president of the Rhode Island State Baptist Convention, gives bene diction and the event concludes with an organ postlude by Mrs. Emma Barber.
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Charles E. McColley
Plainfield St. Baptist Church
Providence
Charles P. Christopher
R. I. State Baptist Convention
Leon F. Kenney
Emma Barber
Boy Struck by Car On Wood Street Injures 7 Year Old
John Martin of 460 Hope Street struck down 7 year old David Cabral of 203 Usher Avenue while driving south on Wood Street near Rota Street. The boy suffered contusions to the upper lip and scalp and loosened teeth. treated by Dr. A F D Angelo. Police say the car was moving slowly.
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John Martin
Hope Street
Wood Street
Rota Street
David Cabral
Usher Avenue
A. F. D’angelo
Squash Bend resident Lavelle fairs fence fix to welcome new neighbor
Tom Tuttle of Squash Bend thanks Mr Lavelle the French neighbor for repairing a fence, as a friendly community gesture is noted in Farm and Fireside prose.
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Tom Tuttle
Squash Bend
Mr. Lavelle
Old Tires Know Tacks
A wry note from the Des Moines Tribune-Capital credits the old tire with experience, suggesting that durability and familiarity outperform new gear in handling sharp dangers.
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Des Moines Tribune-Capital
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H Fisher
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