Million Workers Need Training in U S Factories
Washington June 17 The director of the U S training service reports that 7 000 000 of 10 000 000 industrial workers lack adequate opportunities for self improvement. Training courses in plants cut learning time, aid promotion, reduce turnover, and often repay their cost, the service notes with charts of worker transformations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S. Training Service
Department of Labor
Tataing Service
Talk Of The Town Spaniding alumni ball and local notices
Alumni ball in Barre draws attention with notices of visiting locals, class orders, and wedding reports. Community life is sketched through names like Merton Emerson and Marion Anker, plus wedding details of Frederick Alton Forrest and Martha Chandler and a progression of social events in Barre during June.
Thanking Friends for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
A bereaved family expresses sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes. Signed by Mr and Mrs Angelo Gloria, Mr and Mrs Carlo Brusett, and Mr and Mrs Luigi Gloria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Gloria
Carlo Brusett
Luigi Gloria
Spaulding Alumni Ball and Sales At Local Halls
Alumni ball at assembly hall with skeat goal in georgette crepe, plus a sale of class flowers at the opera house on Thursday morning. Invitations include 11 vents for flowers and notices about hunting for quotes, with Miss Cornelia Dewey praised for five years of teaching at Carleton school and a summer closing event featuring a concert and picnic. Also reports on a telegram about Sergt Ralph Nor arriving in New York and a property auction sale in Graniteville where Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davis became owners through Perry Real Estate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding
Assembly Hall
Georgette
Disney
Cottage Street
Aus
Opera House
N. D. Phelps Co
South
Barro Grdnge
Fiood
Lee Creim
Cornelia Dewsy
Carleton School
Irst Hill
Dewey
Carleton
France
40Th
John Sonaesa
Graniteville
Welly-Lameon
B. F. Davis
Pers
Pieeilawat
Shiagu Tie DA Perry Real Estate Agency
Paitsf ield Notes and Local Appointments in Vermont
Miss Lelia Marshall closed her millinery business in town Saturday and will visit her father in Middlesex. Miss Winifred Warner of Middlebury was a guest in town Sunday. Iren J. Howard named health officer for first district, with headquarters in St. Albans. Gerald Stokes employed locally. Benjamin Rueteil died Monday from a shock. funeral at his residence. Otis Wallis narrowly escaped injury when he jumped from a yard car path. car passed over him, bruising hip and cutting head and body. Various residents traveled to Burlington, Montpelier, and Northfield for visits and hospital care. First annual Vermont Guernsey Breeders sale at Appletree Point, Woodbury farm. four six-month Guernsey heifers sold for $8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Marshall
Middlesex
Winifred Warner
Middlebury
E Wen
Congregational Church
Ruth B. Jones
Moody School
Northfield
Ite
Iren J. Howard
First
State Board of Health
St. Albans
Gerald Stokes
Marion A. Jones
Ted
Mass
Benjamin Rueteil
Lugille Robinson
Ronek
W.J. Howard
Mite Howard
8. P. Jontyn
Earl Baird Hiss
Anna Belia Martin
Montpelier
Hi Carpenter
Burlington
Harve McAllister
P. Joslyn
Bar
John Graves
Louise Folsom
Wilder
Wallace Haskins
Laurence C Howard
Barbara and
Ludlile
Vermont Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Appletree Point
A. A. Woodbury
D. H. Skinner
Barre Man’s Plan Commended in Bankers Monthly
A June Bankers Monthly article by J Stanley Baley discusses Barre Vermonts Peoples National Bank and its advertising campaign. The piece highlights news displays explaining bank functions to educate the public, stressing why people should save and trust national banks, including the role of examinations and surplus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Baley
Bankers’ Monthly
Lan
Peoplew National Bank of
Barre
Johnson, Jr
National Bank
Johnson
Regular meeting Barre pac ranch Co 1 Ay held in Nichols block
Regular meeting at Barre pac ranch in Co 1 Ay will be held in their hall Nichols block on Thursday evening June 18 at 7 oclock. Election of officers and other important business. William S Pirle Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Pac Ranch
Nichols Block
Otslock
Williams, Pirle
Topsham Residents and Local Travel Observations
Mr and Mrs J K White and son Philip with Miss Ruth McKay traveled to Burlington on Monday. Mrs Henry Leet and Mrs Lurin Kevers visited Bradford last Saturday. Rev C A Lay and family left for their new charge at Muniale New York. Mr and Mrs Charles Grant of South [illegible] were at James Leh's home on Sunday. Misana Puller is assisting Mrs [illegible]. Mr R D Sherry and son Master Fred Henry stayed with her parents Henry Leet last week. Several in the vicinity are ill with the prevailing distemper. Mrs Betsey Currier is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs D M Kasten recently auto-tripped to St Johnsbury with Roosevelt Leet as chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Emerson
Hartford
Conn
Hotel Barre
Marion Anker
University of Vermont
Rebekah Lodge
Mary Patterson
Anguet
T. F. Cutler
Cutler & Son
Overland
South Main Street
Boston
Walter IH. Thorpe
Metro Duchini
Oteon
William Haley
Graniteville
Louis DeBloia
West Second Street
Seeadv
O. H. Hale
Barre
Perfection
Wicke and Ovens
Call and Et Cprnees
E. A. Prindle
Worthen
Joel Harry Clark
Mt. Clemenslich
Missen
Tosa Troggini
Caroline
Somerville
Mass
N. Vanetti
K. A. Drown
Lyndonville
Eva O'Dell
Bockley Will
Connie Tansing
Bridgeport
Beckley Hill
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Sargent
Frederick Alton Forrest
Martha (Maynard) Chandler
Walden
Paul W. Waterman
Montclair
N. J. Academy
Harry Levin
Mra. M. &. Levin
Merchant Street
Salem
Ohee
Perley Haskett
Bethel
Georgy Bartlett
George N. Tilden
United States
Welle River
Harold Bailey
Bradford
Mr. Tilden
U. S
Aiden
Christian R. Melvin
Elmer A. Cummings
Jackson
Mich
Hastian Smits
A. Robertson
William Mason
Knat Biddle Street
Mise Eugenie Wilkinson
Detroit
Leon Cummings
Coldwater Lake
Lawrence Wilson
William B. Melvin
Pleasant Street
J. K. White
Pon
Philip
Ruth McKay
Burlington
Mowley
Henry Leet
Lurin Kevers
C. A. Lay
Oneeaeeeny
Muniale
N.Y
Charles Grant
Southee
James ‘Leh
Misana Puller
Ro D. Sherry
Fred Henry
Betsey Currier
D. M. Kasten
St. Johnsbury
Roosevelt Leet
Chwiffear
Government Advertising to Aid Army Recruiting
The publicity bureau of the United States Army recruiting service plans widespread newspaper ads in recruiting centers to boost enlistment. The move marks a shift from prior funding and raises debate over government advertising as a public business tool. The first insert runs in The Republican and other papers, with discussion on whether government ads should resemble private marketing under appointed agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army Recruiting Service
Republican
Great Britain
Itla
Springfeld Republican
Public notice on parking at City Park by order
Operators of motor cars are directed to park their cars on the three hides of the City park to relieve congestion on North Main Street from Depot to Washington Street. Park cars at angle per order Barre Pollo Department.
Ladies of Methodiet Church plan Thursday sewing meeting
Williamstown notes an aid society gathering at Mrs. H. M. Jeffords residence Thursday afternoon inviting all town ladies. The group will discuss the new hotel and plan sewing curtains and table linen at the hotel session starting at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiet Church
H. M. Jeffords
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Georgente
Oneaudie
Voile
Mrs. Shepard Co
Cafe
Shepard
P. M. Carr
Camp Street
Vermont
K. Macrae
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Rockland
Framingham
Leominster
Hyde Park
Main St
Gardner
Vernon
Clinton
Woburn
Plymouth
Keene, N. H
Barre, Vt
Topsham
Sydney Bulletin
Williamstown
Berlin Pond
Jin Pond
Sehermen
Montpelier Argus
Hudson
Frederick W. Hudson
Miles
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