Czechoslovakia's Industrial Diversity and Border Trade Rise
National Geographic describes Czechoslovakia as Bohemia’s industrial workshop with textiles, glass, beer, sugar, and hops. notes Bratislava port on the Danube and Skoda Works for war materials shifting to peacetime production. details Slovak forests, paper mills, and rural costume changes as industrialization grows.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
Czechoslovakia
Witt
America
Czech
Bohemia
Austria-Hungary
Hapeburg
Freom
Czzechoslovakian
Bratislava
Csechoslovakia
Danube
Europe
Skoda
Plisen
Krapp
Essen
Germany
Uns
Sdass
Hong Sreet
Karlovy Vary
Republic
Snelr
Czechostovekin
Milsen
Ion Pizen
New Republic
Moravian
Local Notices and Social Bits from Sudbury Area
Arthur White starts a barn at Miss Laura Kendrick. Webster Lowell does extra work at Mrs Alice Haskell’s. Marion Larabree vacations in New Hampshire. Miss Elizabeth Lee remembered. Sudbury Grange hosts Lincoln Grange with a large truck. entertainment by Sudbury Grangers. Miss Margaret Craigin visits Miss Josephine Welsh. Mrs Johnson P Allen mourned, known as Lizzie Lee. Sudbury defeats Wayland in baseball. next game July 30 at South Sudbury. Willard Powers, executor of Francis Garfield estate, mentions heirs and an auction at Rienoa Street.
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Arthur White
Laura Kendrick
S. Webster Lowell
Alice Haskell
William Haynes
Emma Johnston
Marion Larabree
New Hampshire
Leon. E. Hawes
Boston
Parker Fairbanks
F. E. Bent
Myrtle Adams
Provincetown
Margaret Craigin
Josephine Welsh
The
American Legion Post
King. Philip
Melvin Guptil
Nancy
Caroline Guptil
Guptil
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Johnson P. Allen
Hudson
Lizzie Lee
Sudbury Grange
Lincoln Grange
Sudbury Grangers
Richard Welsh
F. E. Bent’s
Waltham Watch Factory
Sudbury
Wayland
South Sudbury
Willard M. Powers
Francis Garfield
Francis
Worcester
Rien Toa St
Sudbury Woman's Club Lawn Party Draws Crowd At Common
The annual event on the Sudbury Center Common netted a large sum for the club. Mrs Charles Brackett led the coordinating committee with the Waltham Watch Co band providing music. Volunteers ran ice cream, candy, flowers, hot dogs, tonic, food, guess cake, and fortune telling. Doll carriage parade and a mystery booth drew attendees. prizes went to Blanche Hartson, Arline Naugler, and Edith Davis.
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Sudbury Woman's’ Club
Sudbury Center
Charles Brackett
Waltham Watch Co
Duval
P Doten
Harvey Fairbanks
Doten
H. E. Rice
Marie Nelson
Harry Whitney
Richard Oliver
Elsie Oliver
Charles Spiller
Leon E.hawes
Roland Cutler
Henry Eaton
S. Josephine White
Blanche Hartson
Arline Naugler
Edith Davis
Mystery Booth
Charles Way
Halloran
Tufts
Local Social Notes From Acton Center and Surrounding Towns
Acton Center residents visit neighbors including Mrs Cusic and two Wollaston children with Mrs J W French. Carl Berry of Newark visits Mr and Mrs George Tucker Jr. Alice Coolidge of Hudson and daughter visit Charles Miller. Tuttle hosts Hawkes of Maynard. Emilie Goodale of Bloomfield visits A W Doolittle. Scott T Doten buys Edward Braman milk route and will serve 15 to 20 customers with first class milk. C D Wood and Jessie and Louisa leave for seashore vacation at West Dennis with EF Ellis. Russell J May and family depart for vacation. plans include a stay in Hion NY and island camp on St Lawrence River, then return to Waverley NY for supply work.
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Alice Coolidge
Hudson
Charles Miller's
James Tuttle
Hawkes
Maynard
Emilie Goodale
Bloomfield
A. W. Doolittle
Scott T. Doten
Edward Braman
Doten
C. D. Wood
Jessie
Louisa
West Dennis
EF. S. Ellis
Russell J. May
Hion
Chandler
St Lawrence River
Mr May
Waverley
The Teacher's Pet A Campfire Girls Event At Full House
An evening by the Campfire Girls and Young Men's club drew a full vestry audience. Mr and Mrs May led and acted with the cast in The Teacher's Pet and The Employment Office. Notable performances came from Miss Farrar Miss Mildred Tuttle Miss Fobes and the Dunn brothers among others. The event raised a good sum and received warm thanks from supporters.
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May
Farrar
Mildred Tu
Notable Names in Unattributed Listing
A sequence of individuals is named in a contemporary listing: Herbert Hamilton Pietro Vinnucci Cecil Dunn George Bones Norman Livermore Reuben Corntassel Harlan Tuttle Heine Grauerholz William Tuttle.
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Herbert Hamilton
Pietro Vinnucci
Cecil Dunn
George Bones
Norman Livermore
Reuben Corntassel
Harlan Tuttle Heine Grauerholz
William Tuttle
Sermon and Sunday Services At Congregational Church
Large Sunday morning attendance as Mr May delivers lessons from Jacob and Saul and leads the Christian Endeavor on the peril s of materialism. Prayer meeting topics set for Friday night and a former pastor Rev Tingley of Lynn to supply the pulpit on August 14.
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May
Jacob
Saul
Damascus Road
Christian Endeavor
Tingley
Lynn
Local Gleanings: trips, sales and incidents in Marlboro
Francis Dewey Marlboro on vacation at Hull. Leo Proulx of United Shoe Machinery Co en route to Quebec by auto. Robert Digelow and Morgan Curtis begin extended car trip Friday. Richard Collins of Diamond M factory hospitalized. A dog owned by Christopher Mailman was shot by Officer John O'Brien to prevent suffering from heat. Joseph F. Cosgrove buys Hudson touring car from Arthur C. Lawson Auto Co. T H Burke of Princess Theatre improving after appendicitis. Robert E. Marshall sells 49 Hastings two tenement house to Harold Fernald. Supt. E P Carr traveling to Maine summer camp for vacation duties connected to school work.
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Christopher Mailman
John O'Brien
Robert E. Marshall
Hastings
Samuel Thompson
Harold Fernald
Morris Co
E. P. Carr
Maine
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Slovakia
Washington, DC
Nepal
Mt. Everest
India
Hong
Tibet
Himalayas
Ipet
Inehlef
Nepal Valles
Nepal Valley
Khatingtdn
Khatmandu
Durbar Palace
Patan
Newar
Patun
Sikkhn
Bhan
Bradmapatin
Lhasa
Weovrs
Jonel’ Ermont
Acton Center
Cusic
Wollaston
J. W. French
Carl Berry
Newark, NJ
George S. Tucker Jr
Noodle
Mr May Percival
Prim Frank Braman
Ophelia
Fobes
Luke Small
Mark Upp
Farl Barker
George Braman
Willie Smell
Peoples Theatre
Katherine MacDonald
Constance Talmadge
Fox News
Catherine Calvert
Eileen Percy
Eddie Polo
Robertson-Cole
H. B.warner
Kathryn Adams
Samele Grasse
Maynard Vs
Marlboro
Crowe Park
Lavin
Bowdoin College
Iable
Hal Morgan
Pelletier, Pingree and Denoncourt Battery
Manning
Maxwell and Moore
Dorchester
the Happ
Mrs Marlowe
Afine Loring
Sybil Marlowe
Kitty Fern Opal Neff
Mrs Tatlock
Polly Tatlock
the Employme
Morgan Shyster
Fritz Kattendoodle
Edith Tuttle
Evelyn Farrar
May Carolyn Barker
Marion Fobes
Mildred Tuttle
Ruth Mayell
Sint
Robert Dunn
Congregational Church
Bradford Cutler
Bear Hill Pond
Harvard
Francis Dewey
West Main St
Hull
Leo Proulx
United Shoe Machinery Co
Quebec
Robert Digelow
Morgan Curtis
Richard Collins
Diamond M
Joseph F. Cosgrove
Arthur C. Lawson Auto Co
T. H. Burke
Princess Theatre
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