Lafayette We Come at Grand Theatre Headlines
Amusements column previews two headline features at the Grand Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The double bill includes Lafayette We Come inspired by Pershing's speech at the tomb, not a traditional war picture, and The Ghost of Rosy starring Mary Miles Mint er in a dainty motion picture role.
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Lafayette
Grand Theatre
Rosy
Mary Miles Minter
Pershing
Tomb of the
Glorifying Franco American Unity and Mary Minter Play
A WWII era image of Franco American unity appears in a feature on Mary Miles Minter in The Ghost of Rosy Taylor backed by Universal Weekly. The piece praises Miss Minter’s performance and notes other attractions like He Comes Up Smiling and Such a Little Pirate at regional theatres. It also covers local society notes from Colchester including M A Tainter Post activities, insitlling officers, meals, and community events with visitors and ice reports.
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Mary Miles Minter
Arama
Rosy Taylor
Mary
Josephine Dasham Bacon
Universal Weekly
Douglas Fairbanks
Artcraft
Middlesex Theatre
Jerry Martin
New York
Allan Dwan
Frances Marion
Haddam Notes and Local Circles Skip to Deep River Visit
J D Kelsey and wife returned to Deep River from Haddam after a brief stay at R S Stebbins. G R Dickinson is in Middletown. Home Guard members at Town hall disband preparations, turning in uniforms. Puritan Chapter O E S to meet January 15 with Miss Ethel Wood Latham to install officers. Knitting gatherings described as sociable with steady needle-click. Rev G B Gilbert gave stereopticon talk on The Other Wise Man at the County Home. Dr Taylor, Higganum, hours 1-2 and 6:30-8 p.m. Telephone 666-2 daily.
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Ethel Wood Latham
G. B. Gilbert
Taylor
Higganum
East Berlin Reports Usual Sunday Services and Community Moves
East Berlin on Sunday observed normal church services. Mr. Ackerman and family plan to move to Hartford next week. Locals joined an evening skating outing, some crossing to Kensington for larger ponds. New commuters are added to the area, and several are employed at Berlin and New Britain firms. Most returning soldiers resume old positions. cards for village improvement society are ready.
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East Berlin
Ivoryton Seeks New Officers At Annual Sewing Society Meeting
Ivoryton residents report the Ladies' Sewing Society elected officers for the coming year: President Mrs Curtis P Jones, Vice President Mrs Charles P Burdick, Second Vice President Mrs Hattie Wilcox, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Elizabeth Rathbun. Committees to be announced. Mrs Nelson Hoadley of Essex visited. Nellie Burkhardt resigns as Ivoryton schoolteacher. The town faced a frigid Friday morning at five degrees.
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Colchester
E. W. Chaffee
E.R. Hill
John M. James
B. D. Remington
John Marks
Thomas Lamphere
E. R. Hill
Jesse Daderson
Nellie Bulkley
Beatrice Lester
Hayward
S. P. Willard
State Board of Education
Middletown
Wooster Lodge
A. M
Charles A. Kramer
William T. Curry
A. KE. Pendleton
W. M
Frederick A. Rathbone
S. W
Edwin R. Gillette
J. W
Arthur A. L. Stebbins
Benjamin O. York
S. D
Elmer H. Foote
J. D
Edward W. Jones
Edward A. Carrier
J. S
Thomas A. Williams
Marshal
George Brown
Tyler
Board of Relief
Academy
F. H. Browning
Hebron
Edward Mahoney
Ivoryton
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Curtis P. Jones
Charles P. Burdick
Hattie Wilcox
Elizabeth Rathbun
Nelson Hoadley
Essex
Nellie Burkhardt
Centenary rally at Higganum Methodist Church
A centenary rally will be held at the Higganum Methodist Church on Tuesday January 14 with seven ministers speaking. Sessions are 1 to 2 PM and 6 39 to 8 PM and the event is listed with phone contact 666 2 adv.
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Methodist Church
Taylor
Headway in Interview Effort With Captain of Industry
In Birmingham, a reporter reports struggle to secure an interview with a captain of industry after a week of attempts. The breakthrough comes only by persuading the executive’s assistant secretary to accept a cigar as courtesy.
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Birmingham
Funeral, local notices, and parish events in Durham
Community items from Durham dated January 11 report the funeral of Frank Burr in North Branford attended by Cleman Burr and daughter, local illness recoveries, land sale, military demobilization, and upcoming religious meetings. The week includes Centenary World Program planning, church services, and parish meetings across several churches with details of timings.
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Durham
Cleman EB. Burr
J. E. Newton
Mr. Burr
Frank Burr
North Branford
Dorothy Page
M. M. Company
C. G. Stone
Carl Otte
Cleman £. Burr
Charles G. Tucker
Co. E. C
S. G
King’s Daughters
Lou A. Leach
Roy T. Thawley
Long Hill
Fost
Harold Asman
P. M. Binnington
Congregational Church
Church of the Epiphany
Moodus News Narrows to Local Notes and Obituaries
Moodus reports social visits with Rev L J Radcliffe and Rep C H Emily in Hartford for the governor’s inaugural events. A refugee garment sewing meeting will gather January 14 at Fuller hall under Nathan Hale Memorial Chapter D A R. Albert Anthony died December 6 in Jewett City. his daughter died the day before.
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Moodus
L. J
Radcliffe
Bloomfield
C.H. Emily
Hartford
Fuller Hall
Nathan Hale Memorial Chapter
Albert Anthony
Jewett City
Ray”? Anthony
E. M. Anthony
Methodist Church
Charles Brooks
France
Allen Jones
Brooks
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