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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
2
The piece argues the postwar economy is chaotic as industry reconverts to peacetime, with mass layoffs, strikes, wage pressures, and inflation. It calls for steady leadership to balance future welfare, patience, clear thinking, and sober judgment to guide recovery.
Community column notes visits and courtesy mentions for guests and readers. Items are welcomed with cooperation appreciated and shared interest in all parties.
A list of community updates including a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John Sicignano of Wood Street, personal notices of midwife Mrs Lillian Arrone, return from hospital for several residents, military deployments and discharges, school and church events, and a health facility visit. The consolidated items cover births marriages promotions and local civic activities with names and addresses where available.
The Bristol Town Council will hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber on Tuesday evening October 2 1945 to discuss confining parking to one side on Hope Street. All interested persons may attend and express views by order of Town Clerk John W Church.
A brief memorial poem honoring a mother named Mrs George Lemaire. It praises her kindness, devotion, and selfless love, noting that even if the world deserts us we await reunion beyond parting. It closes with a pledge to remember her daily and leave a token of love.
The troop will meet at 10 00 a m Sunday September 30 at the Scout House to wind up summer meetings. Each girl brings potatoes onions and sausages for the clamboil. If warm, bathing suits OK with parent consent.
General painting and repair services offered with prompt, expert workmanship. Windows and storm sash repaired and hung. Contact BR at 1098 M for details.
The family of the late Joseph Arouca thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy during bereavement and for spiritual bouquets and floral offerings. Special thanks to Bristol Aerie No 953 and the Bristol Mfg Co staff and M Cc and W H Smith.
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