Easter Special Programs At Alma Churches
Easter services in Alma churches featured ornate flower displays and formal programmes. St John’s Church opened with We March to Victory, followed by a 10:40 am Holy Communion and a music rich morning service. An evening Sunday school program included pupils building a flower display and award winners.
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Alma
ST. John's Church
St. John’s Church
Barnby
Croteh
Robinson
Elieson
O.simper
Simper
Sainte High
Allelnia
Ron
Loria
Nan Dimittis
Novell
Aneta
Dasa
Jeffery
Wen Uia
Jesus Christ
Maud Hooper
Ells Bittner
Bessie Schwarte
Rex Button
Repiblica Cans Made Election Day
Vague note states that republic cans made election day on the gain with unclear phrasing. No additional context or named entities are readable in the fragment.
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Repiblca
Local Option Hit Hard In Several Counties
Across the mitten shaped state Republicans scored gains in many cities, taking mayoralties and aldermanic control from Democrats. In Gratiot county the board shifted to 1 Republican seat from 12-9, with losses for Elba and Emerson but wins for North Shade and New Haven, plus a St. Louis supervisor. Township road measures failed in every township. Aronda voted strongly for Republicans who swept the ticket by margins from 107 to 210, and Decatur Coleman stayed Democrat for treasurer by 87 over J. A. Baker. Coleman’s farming base aided his win. A county vote summary, including Aroada township, appears on another page.
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Gratiot County
Elba
Emerson
North Shade
New Haven
St. Louis
Aronda
Decatur Coleman
J. A. Baker
Coleman
Aroada
Beautiful Easter Trims Light Alma Store Windows
Handsome Easter window displays brighten Alma stores on the holiday. F E Pollasky’s dry goods and shoe departments feature notable work by Miss Ida Orlepaar and J C Uhick. Lee Mercantile Co shows neat, department-wide displays by L Hubder. Messinger & Co presents Wellington Anderson’s clothing window art. Millinery displays feature new hat designs, with jewelry windows also praised.
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Alma
F. E. Pollasky
Ida Orlepaar
J. C. Uhick
Lee Mercantile Co
L. ©. Hubder
Messinger & Co
Wellington Anderson
Another wrestling rematch in Alma between Reakes and Wiley
Local Alma residents push for a second clash after the Clare bout. Max Wiley agrees to a rematch within three weeks for a $200 purse. Robert Reakes agrees to meet Wiley at any spot with an impartial referee and will contribute a large share of the purse. The match is being organized by local parties with Beakes and Ley handling signatures and finances.
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Alma
Robert Reakes
Max Wiley
Clare
Mr. Wiley
Reakes
Wiley
Roso
Beakes
Ley
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First State Bank
W. 8. Turck & Company
A. W. Waleut
Waxs. Turck
ELY Brewsaker
C. O. Wax
Alma State Savings Bank
Mich
William A. Babike
A Hathaway
Yeo. W. Moore
Cas
F. G. Olp
W. Kelly
Opera House
Alma, Mich
Swigart & Bansil
Tate Sovinge Bank
General Insurance
Altna
Hartford
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Westchester
U. S
W. W. Kingh
Alma’s Public Building
Fon
Totary Pabile
Tewra
Insurange
John D. Spinney
P. W. Greaser
Pollasky Bik
M.&co. H.R
M. Beall
Louis Mo
Michigan
The
Stein-Bloch
Ae Whelesule Tailory
Messinger
Duchess
Hawes
Miah
New
Central
F. Ec
Pollasky Dry Goods, Carpet and Shoe House
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