Get Out Vote Campaign Boosted by Boy Scouts
The article describes a Get Out Vote drive by Boy Scouts aimed at civic participation. Leaders urged registering to vote and promoting a record turnout, stressing responsible citizenship and community involvement to influence parents and neighbors.
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Sub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Liberty Bellagers
Scouts
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Be . Ie
Doiz
Cai
Jenson
Boyd
Becorne
Fragmentary note on a death or discovery in Georgia
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions a person found on a Saturday and a Greek mask like object described as mold. Carl Carulli is noted for reacting with amusement. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or locations for solid factual reporting.
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Eflie
Ake Carl Carulli
Craft Workshop and Leader School Notice
A craft and gift workshop will be held tomorrow at the Providence Gas Company auditorium with morning and afternoon sessions in stitchery and sequin jewelry. Homemakers Club members should contact Mrs. Joseph Bullock, president, to attend. A cooking leader school is set for Nov 1 from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Gas Company.
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Providence Gas Company
Homemakers’ Club
Joseph Bullock
The
Gas Company
Bullock
Earle Cabrol
Providence Gas Co
Kenneth Murray Elected Senior Class President at Bristol HS
Kenneth Murray was elected president of the Bristol Senior High School senior class. Anthony DaPonte is vice president Hazel Ouellette is secretary and Ann Burke treasurer. The executive committee includes Angela Allaire Anna Cavallaro Herculano Falco Anthony Nastri Peter Natale and William Smith. Miss E Doris Bullock is advisor.
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Kenneth Murray
Bristol Senior High School
Anthony DaPonte
Hazel Ouellette
Ann Burke
Angela Allaire
Anna Cavallaro
Herculano Falco
Anthony Nastri
Peter Natale
William Smith
E. Doris Bullock
Joseph Ciullo
Joseph Antinucci
Mary Lou Cavallaro
Richard Travers
Frank Carmone
Robert Garvin
Sue Ann Mansi
Barbara Machado
Geraldine Marino
Town Council Actions Abandon Road Notified and Licenses Renewed
The Town Council moved to notify abutting Catalpa road owners that the road is abandoned as a public highway and to place notices on the road and advertise. It received a health report and ordered rubbish removal at Lang and River avenues within a week or further action. Approvals included new street lights on Goulart and Fried avenues, license renewals for victualling, Sunday sales, and beverages with public hearings set for Nov 19. Further actions approved involve license transfers, sidewalk construction at 76 Latearetti, and a sign installation on Hope Street at Contlation Avenue. The council also addressed stray animals, letters to the general manager, tree removal requests, and special meeting notices. An $80 Fire Police Association grant and investments for North Burial Ground principal were approved, with the Evelin C. Bache bequest of $300 for perpetual care accepted.
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Catalpa Road
C. Paul Bruno
Anthony Brown
Lang and
River Avenues
Goulart Avenue
Fried Avenue
Hamel
Robert J. Erage
Mt. Hope Avenue
Emil J. Ferrara
John Travers
Latearetti
Grant
Carlo Perry
Hope Street
Corne Bf
Lain
Albertus
Brynes
Saattos
Alee
Frederick O ' Bartlett
Joseph C. Kinder
John Ragano Sr
Sowams
Coggeshall Avenue
Alfred N. Nunes
Municipal Government Association of Rhode Island
Barrington
Fire Police Association
Nunéz
North Burial Ground
North Burial Ground Commission
Evelin C. Bache
Bristol Land and Property Transfers Highlight Local Deals
A series of property transfers in Bristol Rhode Island shows numerous parcels changing hands along Hope Street Metacom Avenue and Catalpa Road. Transactions include land buildings and improvements with values ranging from four to fourteen thousand dollars and easements for a Fox Hill sewer line.
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Dimond Avenue
Hope Stress
Fort Hill Road
Old Colony Co-operative
Edward St. Angelo
Hope Street
Industrial Trust Co
Joseph M. Brito
Metacom
Woodlawn Avenues
Wee People’s Savings ¢ Bank
Catherine F. Troiano
Mary E. Curran
Chisto Cronin
Westarly
Pea
Rhode
Islan
Providence Plantafiong
Bristol
Metacom Avenue
Hopeworth
Arthur
F. Langelo
W. Frederick Williams
Stanley Livingtoni
Adelaide Mc
Misholeh
Misholeh Ferry Road. , Hopeworth Inc., To , Laer Beland, Et Ux
Buildiings
Kickemnits
Rachela
Castrig Tai Castriotta
Ettal
Jan
Torlatta
Guild
Anseasors
Bane Bfere
Hishlapee Ae Park
Plit
Ea Talpa
Af Spichland
John L. Keef
Rer Asi
Park Plat
Catalpa
Catalpa Road
Coranna M. D’allessio
Highland ‘Park
Samuel Campanella
Highland Park
Frederick A. Sutcliffe
Arthur R. Jackson
Fragmentary Political Row From Vague Town Notes
Fragmented OCR text references care of her lot funds joining lot and remaining Wesigth Luke H White as second district and Norman Servant filling a vacancy. Mentions Raymond Jerrman Republican town, building inspectors survey on 188 buildings inspected 04 exits restricted third floor fire escapes 81 dwellings.
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Éare
Luke H. White
Norman Servant
Air Reserve Center to supervise training in Rhode Island
Warning officer will plan and supervise training for flights throughout Rhode Island with headquarters at the Air Reserve Center in Providence. He is an instructor in the commercial department at Bristol Senior High School.
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Air Reserve
Shawnee Patrol Plans November Holiday Programs
Shawnee Patrol reports ongoing inter-patrol competition for 1956 remainder with October and November as advancement months. A winter camping trip to Camp Yangong is planned in December and November starts monthly indoor swims. Assistant scoutmaster Manuel Torres Jr led last night’s Harvest Skills program aided by senior patrol leader Carmine Puniello and junior staff.
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Camp Yangong
Manuel Torres Jr
Carmine Puniello
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