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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

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Funeral for Rev Francis Flewelling Held in Alma

The funeral of Rev Francis T Flewelling of the Free Methodist church was held Saturday at 1 pm. He died March 28 from Brights disease after four years illness. Born July 26, 1831 in Warren County New York, he lived in Michigan since 1844. Survived by his wife and two sons Frank L of Cleveland and Rev Ralph Tyler of Boston. Burial at Wright cemetery. Attendees from out of town included J Jones family Willard Muhn Mrs W J Canwell and A P Plewelling.

Francis T Flewelling Free Methodist Church Mr. Flewelling Bright F. T. Flewelling Warren County New York Francis and Jedediah Tyler) Flewelling Pulaski Jackson Mary C. Whitney Flewelling de Witt Clinton County Gratiot County C. Isenbath Coral, Stanton and Morgan St. Louis Isenbath Alma West Center Street Frank L Cleveland Ralph Tyler Boston Charles Kifer Wright Cemetery J. Jones Willard Louis Muhn W. J Canwell Detroit A. P. Plewelling Hanover

New Railroad Restaurant to Raise Hotel and Walkway

Mrs Metlarty, operator of a Prospect avenue restaurant near Union station, plans a hotel and ranch room across the tracks from the railroad station. The old Joseph Drew property will be rebuilt into four hotel rooms ten feet two stories high with lockers, parlor, rest room, dining room, kitchen, and combined office lunch room. A walkway will connect to the station for easy access to Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette passengers and railroad men. Mrs McCarty aims to cater to travelers and railroad workers.

Hood family relocates to Rapid City due to church transfer

Reverend W L Hood and his family leave Alma for Rapid City South Dakota as he transfers from the Michigan synod to the South Dakota synod to continue his Presbyterian missionary work. Florence and Bristow Hood near graduation from college and high school. Marion is a high school sophomore. Stanley is in the lower grades. Alma misses a popular family active in the community as they prepare to settle in June.

W. L. Hood Rapid City South Dakota Hood Presbyterian Church Synod of Michigan Synod of Michigan Florence and Bristow

Pine River township names new supervisor candidate

Gordis Smith, longtime supervisor of Pine River township since 1891, is omitted from ballot. Elmer N Post is the People's party candidate with no opposition. Smith, 78, says he is nearly worn out after decades of service and endorses Post for the job, noting voters have sought his successor for years.

Pine River Township Gordis Smith Smith Winans People's Party Old Court House Ithaca Court House Elmer XS Tost Mr. Post

Mrs W A Bablke undertakes 60 day western trip

Mrs W A Bablke of Alma departs for an extended western tour. She plans about 60 days away visiting friends and relatives in western cities. Part of the journey will include California followed by Seattle where her sister Mrs Codding ton of Mattila will join for the return trip via the Canadian Pacific route.

W. A. Bablke Alma California Seattle Wash

Senor Class Banquet At Alma High School Delights Guests

About sixty seniors and friends gathered at the Wright House for Alma high school's annual senior class banquet honoring the juniors. Lawrence Montigel served as toastmaster with speeches by Miss Marjorie Delavan and other students praising the class and urging goodwill between grades.

Wright House W. H Parr Lawrence Montigel Marjorie Delavan Fred Currier Letta M. Soper Oswald Cooper A. Bristow Hood Ellsworth Queen Strong Carl Titus Mildred Kress Hugh Bartley John Ludwick Alma High School Letta Soper Alger WH Wood Laurel Wood Fibhel Bowers Mabel Wyant Arnold Robinson Beulah Parr Clyde Creaser Marcella Adams Lester Wishbeck Dallas Brock Rita E. Day Bristow Hood Sadie Gerard Floyd Oswald Toma McCarty Paul Austin Ella Miller Harry Jackson Gretchen Eyer Thomas Cowper Beesie Schwartz Roy Giltek Ernestine Palmer

Ellicott and Hubbard to Open New Up-to-Date Restaurant

Ellicott and Hubbard plan to occupy the adjacent store room in about two weeks and install a first class restaurant with seven tables a lunch counter and a soda fountain later. Harvey Hubbard will oversee the culinary department promising high quality meals and short orders. Oscar Avery and Arthur Goodhall move their barber shop to Shepherd, freeing the space.

Ellicott & Hubbard Saginaw Harvey Hubbard Oscar Avery Arthur Goodhall Shepherd

Brakeman Injured in Alma Roller Mills Siding Accident

James Graim of Saginaw, a Pere Marquette brakeman, fractured his collar bone Saturday morning when he was crushed between a moving train and Alma Roller Mills platform siding. He was treated by Dr. Lamb, walked home with engineer Ray Madden, and remained briefly at 314 West Center Street. Graim’s crew included Len Dickinson and Chas Land. no crew fault was found.

James Graim Saginaw Pere Marquette Railroad Company Pere Marquette Alma Graim Dr. Lamb Ray Madden West Center Street

Great Hive Officers Here Celebrating Silver Maccabees Anniversary

The Alma hive of the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees celebrated the silver anniversary of the order in the Knights of Pythias hall Alma with attendees from nearby towns and two state officers. The program featured piano solos by Rita Day a welcome by Dr J N Day Jr and a talk by Mrs Nellie Babke on the order’s early history referencing the 1886 organization by Mrs A G Ward of Muskegon.

Alma Hive Ladies of the Modern Maccabees Ladies of the Maccabees Knights of Pythias Hall Pollasky Block Rita Day W. E. Doty Methodist Church Alma J. N. Day, Jr Hive Etta Prite St. Louis A. G. Ward Muskegon Order of Lady Maccabees

Land of Promise lecture on immigration at Alma College

Prof. Jane Mullenbach spoke on America as the promised land, outlining who comes, why they come, what they are, and opportunities abroad. She cited 1905 foreign-born totals, discussed sources from Germany to Poland, and examined factors driving emigration and the lives of immigrant laborers.

Alma College Jane Mullenbach America Promised Land Mullenbach Europe Germany Ireland England Norway Sweden Canada Italy Austria Hungary Russia Poland Chicago New York Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Texas University of Chicago

Morgan Kelley Wedding in Elwell After March 99 Ceremony

A March wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Morgas in Sevile united Havel Morgas and Chas Kelley of Elwell. About 70 guests attended due to illness and a storm. Rev McKnott officiated, with a pink and white decor theme and a noon ceremony. A banquet followed as the couple planned to reside in Elwell.

J. E Morgas Seville Havel Chas Kelley Elwell Lulu Rooker Pitt Rev. McKnott Carson City Misseselma Gladys Miller Frances Kate Tonline Morgan Mrs. Kelley Elweil

Fire destroys Elwell businesses and homes. one man seriously injured

A fire Monday consumed the hardware store and warehouse of W. C. Pugsley and the meat market and home of Ed Matthewson in Elwell, with total losses around $6,000. Geo Dalrymple, owner of the adjacent blacksmith shop, suffered severe internal injuries after a fall. Fire spread rapidly aided by a strong east wind, origin likely an overheated stove pipe in the Pugsley building.

Elwell W. C. Pugsley Ed. Mathewson Geo. Dalrymple W. C. Pugsleys Mathewenn Clarissa Crandall Bell Telephone Mathewson Pagsley Myrtle Wixon Martie Stongliff Hilsinger & Co

Alma post office shows surplus amid rising city business

A detailed city business growth table shows dramatic increases in banking and postal activity. The First State bank and Alma State Savings bank report record footings while Alma post office turns a three thousand dollar surplus despite free city delivery and multiple carriers.

First State Bank Alma State Savings Bank Alma Postoffice Department

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