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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
4
Home Economics guidance shows simple uses for rice flakes in treats. Recipes include Rice Flakes Cookies Macaroons and Custard with step by step mixing, baking times, and optional flavorings to create wholesome sweets. It also covers Rice Flakes and Peanut Balls with a basic preparation method.
An assembled skeleton of the extinct Great Auk, once common in North America, is shown at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago.
A San Francisco Chronicle pondering the fate of furniture deemed too worn for the poor and not yet fit for the rich. The piece explores social taste, depreciation, and disposal options in a city with stark class divisions.
A Tennessee Gazette note suggests Roman roads endured by avoiding constant digging for modern utilities, contrasting ancient construction with today s infrastructure disruptions. The remark implies durability stems from long term stability rather than ongoing modernization.
An aphorism notes an opportunist who appears with confidence after a crisis, likening their shift from need to display of wealth as a fur coat moment. The quip underscores calculated image making in precarious times.
The report notes Cranston Worsted and Whit Whirlwinds fielding as 12 players used in four games with 13 players involved overall. Grego and Darcy led Cranston, Sevigny starred for Whirlwinds with more chances and strong fielding averages.
Emma B Forrest wife of William J Forrest and daughter of the late George and Carrie Francis died at Rhode Island Hospital on September 11 aged 48. Michael Tammaro of this town died on September 9 aged 73.
The group is undergoing selective review and intense drilling led by Durgin as troop captain. Next week, the Sea Scouts begin intensive training to mount an impressive showing for the 250th anniversary celebration, with high expectations and strong enthusiasm evident among the scouts.
The Board of Managers gratefully acknowledges past month gifts to the Children’s Home. Vegetables from Mrs. Halsey DeWolf and John W. Best. tomatoes from Mrs. C. B. Rockwell. sandwiches and ice cream from Tennis Club. sugar from Mrs. O. L. Bosworth. clothing from Miss Kathleen Barton. books from Mrs. S. P. Colt. services of seamstress from Mrs. Rockwell and Mrs. Levy.
A Bristol area notice states the town rejected all bids for a sewer project set to be awarded to a contractor ending Monday. The document references a state doctor and a Reid Dixon drawer, with details partially illegible in the mailed notice.
Frankie Sousa starts for Billie Bull's champions in a Warren Bristol series opener. Sousa vs Cooper headlines a tight Sunset League battle with top hitters challenged by Dr Hock and a Dartmouth infielder in a City by the Sea matchup.
Emma B Forrest wife of William J Forrest of Lakewood and Bristol native died at Rhode Island Hospital. Born in 1882 she was daughter of the late George and Carrie Francis and attended Bristol public schools. Survived by husband three children two sisters and a brother she was a member of Advent Church of Lakewood.
Funeral services for Michael Tammaro who died at 19 Usher Avenue will be held tomorrow from his home to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Interment will be at St Marys Cemetery. Born in Scafati Italy he came to the United States about 1890 living in New Haven Philadelphia and Boston before settling here 25 years ago. Retired from the National India Rubber Company calendar department two years ago he leaves his wife Rose and four daughters Mrs Vincent Tamburro Mrs Ruggiero Orefice Mrs Pasquale D Alesio and Mrs Angelo Aniuneo all of this town. age 73.
Elizabeth I Regan of Providence has qualified as Administratrix of Nellie C Scott late of Bristol deceased. Creditors must file claims within the periods required by law, beginning September 1930.
Fragmentary entry lists John W. Church and Rebekah H. Church as administratrix cta, with limited context indicating probate or estate matters. No dates or places are readable.
In Bristol Court of the Town of Bristol dated August 27 1930 a state document presents the last will of William Leonard Manchester deceased for probate. The court orders notice by publication weekly for three weeks and designates clerk W Church to oversee proceedings.
August 26 1930 the Probate Court of Tol Bristol hears Frank Russo as Executor presenting the first and final account for Angelo Russo deceased. A notice is ordered to publish for fourteen days once weekly beginning September 1930 for consideration at the Probate Court.
Bristol August 16 1930 executor of the will presents the first and final account of Moses Wood late of Bristol deceased for allowance. The account is referred to September 16 1930 at 10 o'clock A M in the Prnte Court Room Bristol for consideration with notice to be published fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Phenix.
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