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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1914

Page

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Awarded the Medal Completes Comet Orbit Computation

Paul Delavan reports from La Plata University Buenos Aires that he and Dawson have finished computing the comet orbit. They refined results for publication in the Astronomical Journal and note the comet will be best seen in September in the northern hemisphere as a faint naked eye object. The Earth–comet geometry limits visibility, but a closer arrangement could have made it brighter than Donati or the 1882 great comet. Delavan expects two years of telescope visibility. A letter from Lick Observatory confirms he has been awarded the Donahue comet medal for discovering an unexpected comet on December 17.

C. L. Delavan Paul la Plata University Buenos Aires S. A Alma Dawson Astronomical Journal Mieligans Perkhelion Donati Campbell Lick Observatory Astronomical Society of the Pacific

Sumner Seville Farmers Club April Meeting Held at Handley Home

The Sumner Seville Farmers Club met at Mr and Mrs FD Handley home despite poor weather and road conditions. Howard J Holmes chaired. discussion centered on The Shipment of Liquor into Dry Territory and local option law interpretations including Peters en Cadillac Downey House and Eberly cases. Topics covered strawberry culture wife’s spending money and farming in northwest Seville township. Meeting adjourned with Love Divine All Love Excelling.

FD. Handley Garget Howard J. Holmes Handler CB. Haineline Arcada Club Downey House of Lansing State Supreme Court Eberly C. F. Hainline Seville Edith M. Ferris See

Mrs Martin Smith Hosts W C T U Gathering At Home

Mrs Martin Smith entertained the women of the W C T U at her home on Saturday afternoon, hosting a cordial social together with a brief meeting and discussion.

Easter Sunday Holy Communion at St John’s Church

On Easter Sunday services at St John’s Church feature 6:00 p.m. Holy Communion with organ voluntaries and hymns. Morning prayer and holy communion at 10:00 a.m. include processions, anthems, psalms, lessons, and creeds. Singers Miss McGreaham and Miss Cilive Smith participate.

St. John's Church Jesus Hammond J. Chick Byam Nance Dimittis Aneluia Hunthries Mrs. E. Sidebothant Dimitris Miss McGreaham Cilive Smith

Ernet Harold Baynes Lecture At Local High School

The Woman's Club hosts Ernest Harold Baynes presenting Wald Birds and How to Attract Them at the high school auditorium on April 12 at 7 o'clock. The talk inspires many towns to form bird clubs, with Baynes' lantern slides praised for clear methods and practical steps for attracting birds. Admission is 15 cents, public school children 10 cents.

Mra J Woman's Club Ernest Harold Baynes Aiditarium Moray Baynes Meriden Hanover Commish Claredont Charlestown Walpole Franklin New Hampshire Mompelier Vermont Springfeld Milton Btockling

Who can beat it Andrew Shaw’s prolific poultry tally

City resident Andrew Shaw is credited with 25 pullets 12 Buff Leghorns and 13 Buff Orpingtons that laid 1545 eggs from October 1913 to March. The account notes monthly totals and captions a lecture at the high school auditorium on April 20 where Mr Baynes presents experiments in feeding wild birds erecting bird houses and attracting birds through garden planting.

Andrew Shaw

ALP Gook the Mayor Republicans Elect the Entire City Ticket

The city’s Republican slate swept the mayoralty and all council seats, delivering a unified platform. Voters backed the full ticket in the municipal election, signaling strong party cohesion and projected policy continuity.

Citizens Ticket Supervisors City Council Election

City votes total six Republicans and two Democrats or Citizens in four wards. Ward tallies list James Schnepp, Deltort Crum, Alex Miller, William Shong, Lewis Boyer, Warren Pugsley, George Tait, William Carroll, Walter Mallory, Dewey Parks, E B Rockwell. Final counts show mixed outcomes across offices including highway, justice, and constable positions.

James Schnepp Deltort F. Crum Alex & Miller William Shong Lewis H. Boyer Warren C. Pugsley George Tait William Carroll Walter C. Mallory Dewey Parks E. B. Rockwell Arthur Welch John Peterman C. B. Rockwell Schnepp Cesevese Constable— E. Matthewson Peter W. Britton

Stores Promote Joint Opening With Fashion Display

Meeers, Chick of the Fennemy Shoe Store and Slater of the Gents Parnish ing Store unite for a joint display on Monday and Saturday this week. The shops will be tastily trimmed with music and souvenirs for visitors, offering a premier display of gentleman furnishings and footwear.

Meeers Chick Fennemy Slater Vear West Ware

Seville Township election results show party winners

In Seville Township the People's party cast straight votes while the Citizens cast 51. Results: Supervisor Charles E. Going (P) 165.71, Walter Swope (C) 4. Clerk Frank F. French Jr (P) 143.30, Paul C. Collister (C) 112. Treasurer Fred L. Chapman (P) 155.57.

People's Party Charles E. Going Walter Swope Frank F. French, Jr Paul C. Collister Fred L. Chapman

Death of Gratiot County official Swigart shocks citizens

John T Swigart born July 5 1845 in Bloom township Seneca county Ohio died in Alma Tuesday morning April 6 1914 He served as administrator guardian and justice of the peace and held multiple public posts in Gratiot He enlisted in the Union Army 1st Michigan Engineers and later moved to Alma with his children Funeral services under Masonic order to be held at the Opera House this morning

Johm T. Swigart Bloom Township Seneca County Ohio Alma Swigart Schpart Gratiot County Fuller Township Firs Michigan Engineers Mise Ella A. Crowley Bette Mise Edna M Raymond Mt. Pleasant Kimma M University of Michigan Swart Wis John D. Spinney Amin Masonic Order

Alma College Glee Club tour boosts local praise

A Traverse City audience exceeded a thousand as Alma College Glee Club performed with strong reception. The Stanton Clipper notes well chosen programs and skilled singing, citing solos by Professor Veazel and Mr Pannell and dialect readings by Mr Beyer, praising the group’s growing strength.

Pine River Township Pine River Stright People's For Vomstable Willi Michael Amd Kiner Posteseh Post Vanidemark A. Lanshaw Syhil Leo A. Wool Andrew Noffsinger L. W. Roycraft Curtis Bert Wacker Justice Wim Gallagher Wm. C. Sullivan Herschel J. White Prt Ryo Ue Constable RL Foglesong Fred Lente Frank Frear Jeremiah Myers Wr Michaels Filmer N. Post Alma College Leslie Miller Morlay Fred Burt Traverse City Glee Club Stanton Clipper Citheens Montcalm Wiu Meg Veazel Me. Pannell Mr. Davis Beyer

Easter Services At Methodist Church Offer Special Programs

The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Easter services led by Rev. Thomas G. R. Brownlow. Sunday schedule includes 10 A. M. Easter sermon, 11:30 A. M. Bible School with Easter program, 6:30 P. M. Epworth League themed The Joy of Easter, and 7:00 P. M. lecture on Young People and Their Associates. Special choir music planned.

Bible School Epworth League Bernice Sweet

Sunday Music Offerings at Morning Service

Anthem As It Began to Dawn by Vincent Choir with Solo Hosanna by T A Batinell opens the program. Evening features Quartette Joy of His Awakening with Messrs Wright Bergy Holmes Stinchcomb.

Vincent Choir T. A. Batinell Ening Buk Messrs. Wright, Bergy, Holmes, Stinchcomb

Brunner Buys Mitchell Drug Store in Alma

W A Brunner, longtime pharmacist and Howard City resident, purchased the Mitchell Drug Co. store in Alma last week and took possession Tuesday. A social and professional figure, he is described as an efficient pharmacist and popular townsman, with prior service as village treasurer and active membership in local fraternal orders. A community gathering at the K of P hall honored him, with tributes from local leaders and a gift of a leather chair symbolizing esteem, followed by a singing of Auld Lang Syne.

Howard City W. A. Brunner L. Mitchell W. Alex Brunner Sid V. Bullock Mitchell Drug Co Alma Bronner Mitchell Brunner Wright House Stratford Ontario Ferris Institute Blaine Henkel S.J. Amer H. W. Mitchell T. Booth F. M. May J. O. Nelson Warren Lisk H. Menkee N. W. Miller J. B. Haskits Mr. Brunner Royal Morris

Alma Russell to Be Sold Saturday at Eckert Sale

Bert Eckert schedules a sale on Saturday April 18 featuring the famous Alma Russell at 2 40 with other high bred horses carts saddles and harnesses. The sale will be at his residence on South Gratiot Ave or Schick's Feed Barn if stormy. Dr T C Blaisdell spoke Thursday evening at 4 during a reception hosted by Alma College Alumni Association of Detroit at Woodward Avenue Presbyterian Church.

Bert Eckert Alma Russell Gratiot Ave Schick T. C. Blaisdell Hower Woodward Avene Presbyterian Church Alma College Alumni Association of Detroit

Alma Olivet Debate at College Chapel Friday Eve

Olivet and Alma will stage a decisive debate at the college chapel Friday evening. Alma will argue in favor that the U S should own and operate its own railroads. Hope College will present the negative on the same proposition.

Olivet Alma College Alma-Hope-Olivet Oliver Alma Milo Hogan Floyd Ferguson French Theodore Gates Leyal U. S Hope College Eph Johnson Hyde Cole Creaser

Auction Sale At Weight House Corner For Dr Bagley Goods

Auctioneer J. D. Helman offers a good horse buggy harness and cutter belonging to Dr. B. A. Bagley for sale at 1 30 p m on the Weight House corner. F A Leonard also offers household goods at the same time. Candy Raster Eggs at S L Bennett's.

J. D. Helman B. A. Bagley F. A. Leonard

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Paul Delavan Sumner-Seville Farmers’ Club Oatiragt Wild Harold Baynes Shaw Alp Citizens Arcada Township A. I. Cook Otto Saunderhott Fred Bradford Dolos W. Adams Geo. H. Kuhlman Homer W. Dunhany Benjamin F. Cline Allen Hubbell Jesse It Fuller Charles RL Murphy H. B. Currence McConkey E. M. Struble Justice of the Peace John Parrish William Crozier Zeurn Meruir el Cee Peery Grover G James R. Wilton Oscar Wibber Melvin Sharrar Jedi Gorewer Ely Wolfe U 92 Curtis CR P. Cook White Sanderhoft Richard W. Anderson Walter Clark Delos W. Adams Board of Review Oxim Roverti Homer Mc Dunham Adney Dobson Josey E Fulléen Frank Eilken T Murphy Aden Milliman A. W. Brock Jesus Fink Rorenee Er Rjao Tae Russell Alderman Henry Sandal Richard Thrush Howard Willard Az Henry Dagman A Grove Peck Cesar Fred Durkee Ory Holmes Ie Comiti Parker Willard T Cook Sanderhott Delos Adama Hower M Duantaun Fuller Jesse I Chas Murptey Cris Kenner Julia Sullivans Milerman Opsien JA. Baker John Shiver Conte Osso Otte Sandertat Dame Homer M. Duntamn Jesse E Murphy Chas. J. Delavan J. D. Melmantee Frank Pollasky Louis B. Kehin Ewot P. Conk Otte Sanderhoff Homer Dunham Jesse Fuller Chas R. Murphy F. J. McConkey Slater's Haberdashery Seville Township Sigart Gration County Superintendents of Poor Stanton Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas G. R. Brownlow State St. Union Howard City Record WML College Chapel U.S Arcada Elba H.C. Rose Emerson Ernest Mustcott Bethany Frank Peach Fulton Frank Himes Hamilton A. A. Russell Ithaca C.J. Chambers Lafayette Jacob Smith Newark Sam A Daniel New Haven C.D. Wilds North Shade Richard Brice North Star Williams John Lanshaw Seville Going Sumner Ellis Potter Washington English Wheeler Newell Bradford ST. Louis John Haines Fred Newton A. F. Wright Geo Houseman Alma Isaac Russell John Sullivan Jacob D. Helman S. L. Bennett's
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