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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
2
The article urges that students in athletics maintain good academic averages. It argues education shapes lifelong habits and future career prospects more than athletic prowess alone, noting the need for balance between sports success and schooling for lasting success.
Newark native Manuel Denis visits with Pachecos and Kentlison to speak at Armistice Day exercises. Various civic groups plan Halloween dances, socials, and fundraisers at churches and clubs across Bristol, with a night of music by Joe Bisbane's orchestra and multiple community gatherings and charity efforts ongoing.
Funeral services for Everett West a former resident died in Chiarleton were held Sunday. Rev John Gardner of Last Providence officiated at the committal at North Cemetery with bearers Walter West, Herbert West, Carl Sebree, Raymond West and Fred Noyes listed.
Colt football faces a third Class B test this week at Soldiers' Home field against De La Salle. Coach Fitzgerald has rebuilt nearly a new lineup with Sousa Perron Otten Sanford Dubuc Levy Bruno Fasano Brune Capone and McGuigan returning to form. The team hopes to showcase strong, speedy play after a two week layoff and a 60 point setback two weeks earlier.
Marriage intentions were filed at the Town Clerk office last week listing Frans Ixenneth Bowler and Helen Sousa at 425 World Street among others, including Thomas Feo Verte of 3000 Rochmond Street and Karl Chroostimna Aris at 69 Church Street with Alice May Murosane and several other pairs in Beacon Falls Conn and nearby areas.
In Ort town a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Booth of 9 Thompson Avenue. The new arrival brings joy to the Booth family and confirms a bright addition to the community.
Miss Elizabeth Briggs Lake died in town on October 23 in her 52nd year. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock at her late residence, 85 Union Street.
An analysis of Storey and Forbes highlights urging independence from party lines. The piece urges readers to align with causes rather than parties, advocating thoughtful, self reliant citizens who contribute to community and country.
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