Lake Erie Day observance by Rhode Island Daughters of 1812
Members of the Rhode Island Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 observed Lake Erie Day marking Commodore Perry’s 1813 victory. A noon meeting and luncheon followed at the Rhode Island Country Club Nayatt, with a grave marker dedication for Major Allen Hoar in Warren. Speakers included Mrs Van Sickle and Mrs Richard Jackson Barker. Rev J O Smith officiated.
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Rhode Island Society of the United States Daughters of 1812
Harriet M F. Dixon
Lake Erie
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry
Rhode Island
Nayatt
Allen Hoar
Warren
Dixon
Society of Lake Erie
Charles A. Johnson
Clinton T. Sherman
Edward G. Easterbrooks
Edith Edwards
Daughters of 1812
Princetown
Dartmoor
England
George T Greene
Greene
Preaching and Practice on Lies and Tears
A speaker denounces lying and exaggeration with fiery rhetoric. He laments shedding tears over perceived deceit and urges honesty as a moral imperative. The scene captures a sermon-like critique of falsehood in public discourse.
Schenectady Broadcast Shines On Queen's Messenger Stage Play
Mrs Izetta Jewell Miller of Schenectady and Maurice Randall from a local radio station portrayed two characters in a live television broadcasting of The Queen's Messenger in Schenectady. The one act play, 30 years old, showcased synchronized voice and image transmission as a new radio broadcasting advance.
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SMB
Izetta Jewell Miller
Schenectady
N. Y
Everett LeBaron Church
Willowmere
Pappasquash
Maurice Randall
J. Hartley Manners
E. F. W. Alexanderson
General Electric
Radio Corporation of America
Miller
East Greenwich Academy
Empire Stock Company of
Providence
Otis Skinner
William_ G
Shipmates Present Gift To Samuel Potter On Departure
Samuel Potter, four years on the ferry Bristol and Conanicut crews, bid farewell Wednesday evening with a garden tool set presented by Joseph C. Alger. Potter, greatly surprised, pledged thanks and will take charge of an estate management job he held before his steam boating career.
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Samuel Potter
Bristol
Conanicut
Real Estate Transfers From North Providence to Bristol Neck
Edward R. Tramonti sells land to Manuel Andrade Jr. and wife on Colonial Terrace near Main road. William I. Coggeshall transfers land and buildings on Narrows road to Adolf Berhard Ohsberg and Carl Engberg. John Mariano sells dwelling and lot on Green Lane near Bay View Avenue to Antonio Di Palma. Joao Maria and wife sell dwelling, garage and land on Charles Street to Jorgmbha Torres and wife. Domemeco Di Mauro Gaetano Rucer buy in on Ryan Plat at West Ryan Avenue. New owners take half interest. prior ownership was one third each.
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Edward R. Tramonti
North Providence
Manuel Andrade, Jr
Main Road
Bristol Neck
William I. Coggeshall
Adolf Berhard Ohsberg
Providence
Carl R. Engberg
Greenwood
Narrows Road
John Mariano
Antonio di Palma
Green Lane
Bay View Avenue
Joao Maria
Jorgmbha, Torres
Watewa
Charles Street
Domemeco di Mauro
Gaetano Rucer
Marchadlangelo Cavallaro
Ryan Plat
Ryan Avenue
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U. S. Daughters OF 1812
Bathing Girls
West Virginia
Brown
John W. Davis
Washington
The
Christian Science Church
Udebaker
Tata Rsa mHss
Aptn Staltael
Studebaker
Atlantic City Speedway
High Street Garage
Brothers Neptunite
Unione Commercial Co
Wood Street
Bristol, R
Burnside Memorial Building
Amos S Gorham
United States
Amos
Gorham
Maye
Ats Ny
Jacob Molasky
M.C.A
Mabel B. Dickerman
John W. Church
Pappasquash Road
Mary C. Burt
Fall River
Mass
Anna B. Manchester
Charles H. Manchester
George H. Manchester
Archie H. Rounds
Tel. Con
Union Street
Robert J. Mekay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Telon
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Garfield
Aveniue
Isaac B. Munro
Bristol District Nursing Association
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
John the Tailor
Hope Street
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. Ll. Watson & CO
Weybosset Street
Charles M. Connery
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