Reidy to Lead Red Feather Drive in Rhode Island Campaign
Edward B. Reidy state welfare official named chairman of the Public Service Division for Rhode Island Red Feather Campaign October 2 to 26. Charles P. Williamson notes Reidy’s qualifications to highlight the role of Red Feather agencies in supplementing public welfare. The campaign aims to raise 1,474,885 dollars, about 200,000 more than last year, with state city federal employees and private institutions urged to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Reidy
Public Service
Red Feather
Rhode Island
Charles P. Willian
Rests Baie
Pry
Williamson
Reidy
Tesbel
Public Service Division
Young swimmers qualify in beach life saving tests at ceremony
At the beach event Secure conducted tests for multiple divisions with youths completing courses before tests. Frank Pirti qualified as a swimmer and Dolores Pivin Veronica Lima were named advanced alongside other finalists in senior junior intermediate and beginner life saving groups with many participants listed.
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Frank Pirti
Dolores Pivin
Veronica Lima
Egan Penny Joseph
Rivmotd
P Pivin
Weil Arron
Prank Hurber
Hank Pimig
James Aban
Ay Nanté
Josiph Motte Tussell Costa
Richard Silvia
Rank Vendituoli
Raymond Cabral
Joseph Almeida
John Veady
Billy Magee
Ann Nerone
Ile Augat
Joan Bradyigid Bette
Ann Pardey
Mary ‘Newman
John Lamagna
Anna Mae Squatrito
Gil Estrella
Robert Estrella
Julie’ Card
Owen Trainor
Frank Vorro
Santina Pagano
Marguerite Rebello
Patsy Machado
Cathy Stanzione
Barbara Bruno
Carol Faria
Cathy Mageel
Nick di Cianni
Howe Jr. Injured in California Auto Crash
Wallis E. Howe Jr. was seriously hurt when the car left the road and hit a tree near Chula Vista California. He is vice president of Pocketbooks Inc and his condition is listed as satisfactory. His wife and son are at the hospital with him.
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Wallis E. Howe, Jr
California
Chale Vista Hospital
Howe
Pocketbooks, Inc
Hhe
Mr. Howe
Chula Vista
San
Witgo
Cann
Right Seed for Fall Planting Cuts Lawn Seeding Costs
Fall planting with 4 pounds of seed per 1000 sq ft yields thicker turf than 6 to 8 pounds in spring due to milder conditions, less weed competition, and better root development. Use perennial, well cleaned seed and avoid over seeding. invest savings in lawn food for quicker, uniform coverage.
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Wome Loan Department Industrial Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sti
James Wynn
W.E. Howe, Jr
Calif
Sinbal
Seely
Bristel County Water Co
Cormaple Hall
Harrison
Pen
Brockton
Mase S
Fouornay
Kealy
Rotary Club
Ea Hope
Industrial
Industrial Company
Member
OQ. M. Scott & Sons, CO
Hope Hardware & Supply Co
Hope ST
Scott
Waiad
Gost
Chevrolet
Asselin Chevrolet
COR. Child & Cutler Sts
Warren, RI. L
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