Subscripts for Two Papers and Shorter Ad Periods
A brief notice offers subscription options including two papers for a year, six months or three months, with the option for single copies advertised. The ad emphasizes flexible rates and accessible reading.
Red Cross Bristol Branch Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Bristol Branch of the American Red Cross elected Mrs Walls FF E Heane as chairman at a Federal Building headquarters meeting. Kev Anson oB Howard resigned. Miss Florence Nelson was named treasurer and Miss Merriman executive secretary.
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American Red Cross
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Cheasen
Miss Florence
Nelson
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Walliams
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Florence
Neaseen
Democratic Committee Meeting Announcement
The Democratic Committee chair and members scheduled a meeting to discuss event planning and candidate support. Attendees include party officers and committee volunteers who will address outreach and scheduling details.
Local notes list students entering prep schools in NH and MA
News notes that Thomas M Morris of Church street enters Williston Academy Easthampton Mass. Charles Newman son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Newman enters Tilton Academy Tilton NH. Mrs Joseph F Farrally of State street leaves for Stamford Conn to visit brother A H Jennings. Charlotte Manchester leaves for Concord NH to attend Saint Mary's School. Bertram W Wall of the Gulleral Memorial school committee issues a tiees for a special meeting next Monday at 8 o'clock in the Colt Memorial high school library. Delegates and alternates to state and congressional district conventions were nominated.
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Church Street
Williston Academy
Easthampton
Mass
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Howard R Newman
Tilton Academy
Tilton
Joseph F. Farrally
State Street
Stamford
Conn
A Hn Jennings
Amicae Club
First Baptist Church
Charlotte Manchester
Concord
New Hampshire
Saint Mary’s School
Bertram W Wall
Elizabeth Wardwell Gulleral
Colt Memoral
Benjamin Ob Lindemuth
Republican Town Committee
Belvedere
Frnnest
Alder Hope
Philadelphia
Teneaig
Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Independent Order of Odd Pethows
Angeligrand Gastio Boezisete
New York
Washington
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St. Michael’s Brotherhood
Holmes House
Vincent J. Pettine
Constitution Street
Order of Nuns
Broad Street
Providence
Evelyn T Clerico
Alfred Clerico
Wood Street
Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery
Miss Clerico
Reynolds Grammar
Tufts
Middlesex
Notable Social Ties and Local Happenings Roundup
A valley of items including visits among Miss Jane Schbeneker and Miss Juliet Coggeshall, family trips to Keene and Woodstock, and a factory outing at Colt Farm. City residents witness the Dempsey Tunney fight in Philadelphia and a Bristol Yacht Club charity card party is planned.
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Jane Schbeneker
Paso
Texas
Juliet
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Tributes
The undersigned express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for acts of kindness during the bereavement and for moral tributes. They note appreciation from the Herreshoff Mfg Co workers, Kearnes Post No, and the Auxiliary Class of 1927 Colt Memorial High School.
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Piai 7 Bet Ewr Heavy Weight Champ
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Ateise
Tunney defeats Dempsey to win heavyweight title
In front of 180000 at Philadelphia s sesqui centennial stadium Gene Tunney outboxed Jack Dempsey in a 10 round bout and was declared the new heavyweight champion of the world. Tunney weighed 1853 pounds while Dempsey weighed 190. The title passed by judges decision, first time in nearly four decades.
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Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
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Dempsey
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Corbett
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Jeffries
Burns
Johnson
Willard
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