Parker Head wedding of John E. Rollins and Madelyn Soule
John E. Rollins and Miss Madelyn Lois Soule were married Saturday night at the bride's parents home in Portland. The ceremony drew a small guest list, the bride wore blue satin, refreshments were served, and the cake was baked by Battery D. 240th C. A. cook Arthur Poland at Fort McKinley. The couple will reside in Parker Head. Local notes include visits and illnesses, with several residents mentioned across Bath, Popham, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Rollins
Madelyn Lois Soule
George E. Soule
Portland
Battery D
C. A
Arthur Poland
Fort McKinley
Rollins
Parker Head
John Young
Popham Road
Nat Percy
Bucksport
Clarence Blaisdell
Charles Blaisdell
Phyllis Young
Bath
Bert Young
Eric Carlson
Clifton Morong
Popham
Perkins Island
Walter Powers
Marine Hospital
Lawrence Thayer Bath
Frank Wyman
John Rollins
John, Jr
Madelyn Soule
James Heald
Ashdale
Gone With The Wind stars Vivien Leigh for Portland run
Screen scouts interviewed 1400 candidates for Scarlett O Hara with Oscar Serlin among testers. Vivien Leigh won the role as the Strand Theatre shows the film in its first popular price run, following its huge initial box office and long previous engagement. The cast also includes Clark Gable Leslie Howard Olivia de Havilland and Thomas Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlett O'Hara
Strand Theatre
Portland
Oscar Serlin
Scarlett
Vivien Leigh
Clark Gable
Leslie Howard
Olivia DeHavilland
Thomas Mitchell
Heal Owen Elmer Earl Heal and Ruth T Owen wed in Camden
Elmer Earl Heal of Lincolnville and Ruth T Owen of Camden were married January 24 by Rev. Weston P. Holman, formerly of Beacon Street church. Mrs Edward B Hamblett and her son Donald have returned home to 23 Pratt Street after visiting Dorchester, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Earl Heal
Front Street
Ernest P. Heal
Lincolnville
Ruth T. Owen
Washington Street
Fred W. Owen
Camden
Weston P. Holman
Holman
Beacon Street
Edward B. Hamblett
Donald
Pratt Street
Dorchester
Mass
Rotary talks selective service and local draft process
At the Rotary luncheon in Hotel Sedgwick Dr. David L. Wilson chair of Sagadahoc County's Selective Service Board outlined draft operations. He described registration figures, class distinctions, and the labor, noting two clerks and extended hours. Also reported were Caribou High School's Zambo-Ango fair and a Dexter basement fire quickly stopped by the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Sedgwick
David L. Wilson
Selective Service Board
Arthur K. Purington
Joseph C. Brannigan
Topsham
Barrows
Sagadahoc
Dominique Tardif
Caribou High School
Eldred Crocker
Spring Street
Dexter
W. B. Ayer
West Bath Sewing Group Postponed To Feb Fourth
In West Bath the regular sewing group meeting was postponed due to sickness to February 4 at the grange hall. Edwin W. Haggett received a birthday surprise, coinciding with the wedding anniversary of James B. and Mrs. Lemont, at Haggett’s West Bath home with a gift of a smoking stand and a decorated cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Sewing Group
Edwin W. Haggett
James B. Lemont
West
West Bath Grange Holds Meetings Feb 10 and 17
West Bath Grange announced first and second degrees for February 10 and second and third for February 17 at a regular meeting. The program opened with singing and a reading by Mrs D Wallace MacDonald, followed by a tongue twister and Van Dyke poem America discussion led by Mrs Sturtevant, with a penny match and a staged ending. Mrs Clarence W Morse and Miss Clare M Coombs left for Los Angeles with Mrs Morse planning a February Honolulu visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bath Grange
The
Grange
D. Wallace MacDonald
Edward Jenks
Leon Genthner
Marion Rose
Clare Grainger
Fred K. Sturtevant
van Dyke
America
MacDonald
Lincoln Williams
John Howe
Grainger
Charles Genthner
Alice Darrah
Howe
William W. Dennison
Jean Dennison
Alice Dennison
Richard Dennison
Liebestraum
Liszt
Sylvia
Speaks
Mrs. Sturtevant
Clarence W. Morse
Clare M. Coombs
Washington Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Morse
Honolulu
T. H
Claude S. Gillette
Miss Coombs
California
Band Boosters Club Nets 50 For Morse High Band
Band Boosters cleared about 50 toward new Morse high school band uniforms after serving over 200 at a Saturday supper. The Student Council funded part of the uniform cost from its Mohiba proceeds and advances the initial payment, with uniforms to be ordered before January 31 to take advantage of lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High School
Bath
Past Ladies Club Met In Myrtle Lodge Social Evening
The Past Ladies club at Myrtle lodge met Monday evening at 850 Washington street with Mrs Amos F Perry as host. After a brief meeting members enjoyed knitting and crocheting. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles coffee and Washington pie. Mrs Fred S Curtis and Mrs W W Chaney to entertain February 24 at 38 Pleasant street. Attending were Mrs Melville B Clark Mrs John H Hunt Mrs Howard O Nash Mrs Charles O Nelson Mrs Wallace L Atwood Mrs Howard E Blake Mrs Chaney and Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Amos F. Perry
Washington Street
Fred Daley
Fred S. Curtis
W. W. Chaney
Pleasant Street
Melville B. Clark
John H. Hunt
Howard O. Nash
Charles O Nelson
Wallace L. Atwood
Howard E. Blake
Chaney
Curtis
Engaged: Miss Josephine Loveland Haskell to Edward Stevens
Mrs. Ernest Haskell of Bath and New York City announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Josephine Loveland Haskell to Edward Seward Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cooke Stevens of Wallingford Conn Stevens Yale and Brooklyn Law School graduate and patent attorney with Brown Seward in New York City is an ensign in the naval reserve awaiting call to service The couple plans wedding next month with Mrs Haskell and Miss Haskell at Beekman Tower Hotel New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Haskell
Bath
New York City
Josephine Loveland
Edward Seward Stevens
Robert Cooke Stevens
Wallingford
Conn
Miss Haskell
Metropolitan Museum
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Morse High School
Robert Brackman
Art Students League
New York
Stevens
Choate
Yale
Brooklyn Law School
Brown Seward, Patent Attorneys
Broadway
Yale Club of
Naval Reserve
Two Baptisms at Winter Street Church Draw Church Choir
Two boys, Douglas Owen Tuck and George Chester Horne, sons of Mrs. Chester B. Horne of 10 Pearl Street, were baptized at Sunday morning service. The Junior Girls choir sang Fairest Lord Jesus under director Mrs. Carleton W. Andrews, with flowers in memory of Chester B. Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Owen Tuck
George Chester Horne
Chester B. Horne
Pearl Street
Winter Street Church
Fairest Lord Jesus
Carleton W. Andrews
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Robert Moore
Lewis Lowell
Morrison
Cox
Springfield
Lloyd Perry
Galen Daley
Fred Shepard
Francis Lander
Brunswick
Lewis F. Lowell
Earl Perkins
H. D. Mank
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Far] Hamel
George Morong
John D. Libby
Ameri
Can Legion Hall
W. T. Wyman
Florence Rollins
Harold Rogers
Stephen Rogers
Dorothy Cushing
Donald Logan
Santa Elena
Herman Hallett
Bernard Wyman
John Libby
Sanford
Laura Wyman
Stanwood Gilman
Mr. Simmons
Erames
Heal
Owen
Bath Rotary Club
West Bath
Sophia Gatehell
William
Diamond Island
Casco Bay
Gatehell
Marion Gatehell
Walter Fall
Carrie Cucuccinello
Fort Leavitt
South Portland
Warren Kinney
J. B. Cooke
Larrabee's Grove
Edward Burns
Foster's Point
Raymond Crocker
Scott Maxson
Waldoboro
William Mulhern
Kezar Falls
Lannes Fuller
Charles Henderson
Roger Pierce
Harry S. Peterson
David Henderson
Carolyn Rogers
First National Bank
Melford N. Perham
Janice
Edmund Cleaves
South End P. T. A
Band Boosters Club
Josephine Haskell
Victor Fleming
Ean Clark Gable
Len
Inc
Hatch’ S Shoe Store
Bath’snd
Choice
Clinton
Men’s Storm King
Goodyear
Herman
Bilodeau Sales Service
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