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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1945
Page
5
Fresh cranberry Cranberry Orange Relish made quick and easy with raw fruit and sugar or corn syrup. Orange and lemon tweaks add zip. No Sugar Cranberry Relish uses lemons marmalade and cranberries. Cranberry Apple Pie combines cranberries apples sugar jelly cinnamon lemon rind and juice for a 9 inch pie.
A regional directive lowers Regular Navy enlistment to five years with choices of three four or six year terms for ages 18 to 30 and a two three or minority two year option for 17 year olds. The change aligns Regular Navy terms with Naval Reserve and may shift Rhode Island quota needs as vacancies remain for October.
The Marigold Troop met Monday at 3 30 pm and planned a Halloween Party for next Monday at 3 30 pm. Scouts are asked to wear costumes and bring assigned items. The meeting closed with Taps sung by the group. Scribe Bobbie Ruth McRee.
The Colum bine Troop met on Thursday October 18 electing Rosalie Weber as treasurer and Betsy Moren as scribe. New members started their second class badge while veterans pursue home nursing badge. A Halloween party was planned with newer members providing refreshments and older scouts entertaining.
Town records list marriages of John Victor Medeiros and Marion Augusta Sylvia Bragga both of 181 Mount Hope Ave. and multiple warranty deeds transferring land and buildings on Beach Terrace State Street Thames Street King Philip Avenue Coggeshall Avenue Metacom Avenue Beach Road and Gooding Manor to named buyers with spouses.
An editorial cites soldiers bearing fire as a symbol of oneness among men in a common cause. It blends Christian Science quotes from Eddy and Paul with biblical references to neighbor love, divine support, and the daily value of unity. The piece argues unity, not selfish gain, sustains courage and acts of mercy.
The piece highlights a vast youth involvement from 301 children to soldiers, urging adults to buy extra Victory Bonds. It emphasizes shifting themes from training to recovery, sets a new goal of 35 000 heaven units with equipment, and frames war bonds as securing tomorrow for the nation’s children.
The funeral for Mrs. Lillian Nelson (West) Greene, 80, who died Thursday at her home 25 Summer Street, was held Sunday at 2 pm from her residence. Rev. Anthony R Parshley of St. Michael's Church officiated. Bearers were Harold, Howard, Philip and Nathaniel Greene. Burial followed at North Cemetery.
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