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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1943
Page
2
Army, WACs, and Army Nurse Corps have purchased over 30 million dollars in War Bonds. Payroll deductions boosted sales, with delays resolved as delivery now takes about 15 days after month’s end. Soldiers’ financial support reinforces home front resolve and fuels wartime financing.
Various local items. Cpl Ralph E Gallo transfers to Burns Air Field Oregon. Beauchamps host at St Pauls Rectory. Bristol residents on vacation at New York and Washington area. St Michaels teachers meeting at Holmes House. Ivy Guild meets at 7 30 pm. Verity visits sister Mousseau of Hone Street. Garden Club meets at Nora E Dwyer home. Drainville brothers stationed abroad. 75th birthday party for Mr Howe with relatives visiting. Barboza returns to Camp Bennen Ga after furlough. fiancée from Nacantuck visits. Congregational Church committees meet. Senior Children of Mary Society re elected officers. Post War Projects planning committee announced. Masses for Tosephine Jamie and Non Via Nie. Hope Circle start stowhists. Home for Aged Women board meets. Bristol bonds drive update. Birth of Robert Burton West. St Marys school enrollment 211. Miss Marion Reilly leaving SPARS. farewell party.
Mr and Mrs Eugene B Rvyone celebrated their first wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs Ryone's parents. Attending were Mrs Ryone's sister Miriam Brage of Baltimore and Southbridge, and Mr Waters of this town. Prof Cobb of Massachusetts State College also attended as a guest.
Funeral services for Harry P. Kenneson were held with a full military funeral. The ceremony followed a Mass of Requiem at St Marys Church and included a firing squad at the grave. Survived by his father in Penacook and a brother in Lowell, Mass. He served in World War I. Burial at Minary’s Cemetery. Bearers were local veterans.
Hundreds of Colfins and Alkiman employees contribute to clothing the Army Navy and allies. They urge more help from the public. Boys girls 16 or over 18 or over.
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