Kingsmen Bugle Corps Parade At 56th VFW Encampment Boston
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps represented Anthony C. Almeida Post No 237 at the VFW 56th national encampment in Boston. They led the sixth division in the parade and wowed delegates with waltz and bombshell moves, also appearing on WBZ TV. They later participated in finals at Boston University Alumni Field and joined a New Bedford parade for the American Portuguese War Veterans state convention. They are recruiting new drummers for next year.
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Kingsmen
Boston
Anthony C. Almeida
Rhode Island
Iowa
Kansas
Tennessee
New York
Idaho
Montana
VFW
New Bedford
Mass
Mrs Emily Peterson 71 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Emily Peterson, 71, wife of Charles Peterson of 168 High street, died Saturday at home after a brief illness. Born in Stavanger Norway February 28 1884, she was the daughter of the late Knute and Katrine Knudsen and a member of the First Congregational Church. She leaves two sons Edward K Peterson of San Diego CA and Ellef L Peterson of this town, and two sisters Mrs Eric Jansen of San Diego and Mrs Lyne Maize of Norway. Funeral services are set for today at 2 p.m. at the First Congregational Church with burial in North Cemetery.
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Charles Peterson
Emily Peterson
High Street
Stavanger
Norway
Knute and
Katrinka Knudsen
First Congregational Church
Edward K Peterson
San Diego
Calif
Ellef L Peterson
Eric Jansen
Lyne Maize
North Cemetery
Funeral of H Marshall Williams Jr at St Michael's Church
Funeral for H Marshall Williams Jr 60 husband of Mrs Adam Moury Williams was held Saturday at 2 pm at St Michael's Episcopal Church with Canon Delbert W Tildesley officiating Bearers included Edison Moury Arthur Johnson James Willis Jr Llewellyn Potter John Stone and Frank Slocum Burial followed in North Cemetery Williams a 25 year resident died at home after a long illness
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H. Marshall Williams, JR
H Marshall Williams
Adam (Moury) Williams
Hope Street
St Michael’s Episcopal Church
Delbert W. Tildesley
Edison Moury
Arthur Johnson
Providence
James Willis, Jr
Norwood
Llewellyn Potter
Lakewood
John Stone
Frank Slocum
North Cemetery
Canon Tildesley
Willams
Car Crash On Hope Street In Warren Injures Two. Fire Response
A collision on Hope street near Tupelo street involved Robert Rioux and Armando Pereira. Rioux says he followed about 25 mph and did not see Pereira turn. Pereira reports signaling before turning. Pereira’s car rear and trunk damaged. Rioux’s front grill and headlight damaged. In a separate incident, a car went over a wall on Colt drive near Surprise Hill. occupants Arthur Quartaro and Conrad Reno unharmed. Ever Ready station responded to a fire.
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Robert Edgar Rioux
Market Street
Warren
Armando Pereira
Franklin Street
Hope Street
Tupelo Street
Pereira
Rioux
Arthur J Quartaro
Conrad Reno
St. Elizabeth Street
Colt Drive
Surprise Hill
Court fines for reveling and car thefts in Warren
Sept 4 two men John Morris and John Pimental were arraigned in a special session and fined for reveling. A car on First street had its view mirror and antenna stolen. Aug 31 a collision on Metacom avenue damaged vehicles driven by Lawrence Sampson and Michael Pasquarelli. Sept 3 Brum’s Metacom truck was sideswiped by Manuel Falco. A power mower incident on the Common injured Gaetano Caizzi.
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John Morris
Wall Street
John Pimental
Metacom Avenue
Warren
James B. Linehan
Bradford Street
First Street
Lawrence R. Sampson
Michael W Pasquarelli
Providence
Sampson
Pasquarelli
McCallum and
DeCosta
Joseph F. Brum
Manuel S. Falco
DeWolf Avenue
Wood Street
Falco
Brum
Gaetano Caizzi
Caizzi
State Street
Highway Department
C. Paul Bruno
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WBZ
P. O
R. L Cherry
Bristol County
Town Finance Corp
State ST
Coe Ay
Madeira
Mary Agnes Oliver
Catler St
United Nations
Benjamin Ebersman
James Sousa
Phoeniix
Ads Bay
Lomster
Thaxhep, St
Spring Valley
Turkey Farm
Old Fall River Road
Swansea, Mass
Frontier
Anden
Suzman’s
Cadillac
Wallace Motor Sales
Chia
Warren, It
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