Nice Thing To Do Honors Magee On Move Away
The Bristol recreation board applauds former member William E Magee for his service as he leaves town due to a move. The tribute acknowledges his help in advancing the local recreational program and his confidence among townspeople, noting the presentation last evening.
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William E. Magee
Recreation Board
Magee
Bristol
Scouts mobilize Get-Out-The-Vote effort nationwide
The Boy Scouts, with Freedoms Foundation, will promote voter registration and civic participation in a nonpartisan drive. They plan to reach 34,000,000 homes on November 3 to encourage registered voters to cast ballots on Election Day, November 6, 1956, stressing good citizenship and self-government.
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The
Freedoms Foundation, Inc
Valley Forge
Our Weak And Flabby Youngsters Warned By Fitness Director
John B. Kelly, former US Director of Physical Fitness, cites a study of over 7,000 children in the US and Europe showing American youngsters are weaker and softer each year. Plus notes on births, society meetings, and local civic events in Maryland and Rhode Island communities.
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John B. Kelly
U.S
Raymond Dyer Installed As Holy Name President
Dr Raymond C Dyer was installed as president of the Holy Name Society of St Marys Church Sunday evening in the church Other officers installed included Raymond Bullock vice president Conrad Beauregard secretary James Flynn treasurer and Bill Manchester and Nathan McCarthy marshalls The Very Rev Msgr Charles eg was the principal speaker outlining aims of the society Plans were made for a Communion breakfast on Oct 14 Bullock was named appalled chairman John Sylvia appointed pro a Gouimitte chairman for the Joba Partington public hegemony sick and Sobek topdence and member fone
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Holy Name Society of
Sylvia
Orlando Bisbano and Frank Centazzo to be honored
Orlando J. Bisbano state department commander of the Italian American World War Veterans and Frank Centazzo commander of the local Sgt Anthony M Cappucci Post will be honored at a testimonial dinner dance Saturday Oct 13 at the Midway. Fortunato Caruso chairs arrangements with Nick Allessandro co chair. Also working are Albert P. Russo Armillotto brothers Fred Riccio Fred Bruno Robert Mansi Jerry DeLuca America Vona Cappucci brothers and John Letizia ticket chairman.
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Frank Centazzo
Anthony M. Cappucci
Fortunato Caruso
Nick Allessandro
Albert P. Russo
Armillotto Brothers
Fred Riccio
Fred Bruno
Robert Mansi
Jerry DeLuca
America Vona
Cappucci Brothers
John Letizia
Cedarcrest Shores Community Association
Laurel Park Casino
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Storione story praised by Bristol reader
A Bristol reader writes to the editor praising the Storione feature in the Bristol Phoenix. The letter thanks the paper for the warm account and expresses pride in Bristol’s hospitality and the story’s lasting remembrance.
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New Hampshire
Bristol Phoenix
Storione
229 Postmasters Hold Annual Meeting Here
Two hundred twenty five Rhode Island postmasters and four Massachusetts counties gathered for their annual convention in Worcester. A reception at Harriet Bradford Inn preceded a clambake at King Philip Bake master. Coggeshall chaired arrangements. speakers included Belknap, Tacy, Tedrow, Lagace, Buck, Bresnahan, and Sheehan.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Bristol
Harriet Bradford
King Philip
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Earl Belknap
Wakefield
Nelson A. Tacy
C. O. Tedrow
Arthur Lagace
R. E. Buck
Morris Bresnahan
New York
Francis Sheehan
Medway
Mass
Paper Drive Aids Kingsmen Trip To Yonkers Event
Waste paper and rags collected in a townwide Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps drive will be sold to fund the corps trip to the Northeastern States championship in Yonkers New York on Sept 29. Residents absent during pickup can donate by leaving paper at Boy Scout Hall or contacting the Kingsmen at 679 Hope Street. The corps also prepare material for the Rhode Island Association championship at Pierce Memorial Stadium East Providence next Sunday.
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Yonkers
New York
Gorps
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Kingsmen
Hope Street
Corns
Rhode Island Association
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East
Providence
Public Hearing Set Over Liquor Licenses
Three liquor license holders Prudence Golden Nugget and Longhorn Cafe were served summons to appear at a public hearing tomorrow night on charges of serving liquor to minors. Newport sailors will testify aided by police officers and council leaders at 7 30 p m in Burnside Building council chambers.
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Thames Street
Joseph Benevides
Bradford Street
John Marino
State Street
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Joseph F. Brugo
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Almeida
Carlone
Serbst
Baker
Burnside
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