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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1914

Page

4

Gration Go Landark hotel torn down in Gratiot county

The first Ithaca hotel, long a public house, has been demolished leaving only rubbish and basement. The 1856 structure saw fires, sales of sections to Sartor Markman Kinkiter and Davis, and a rich history as a social hub, printing office, and Masonic lodge in early Gratiot County.

Ithaca Gratiot E. W. Voight Detroit Aaron Sartor Harry Markman Fred Kinkiter Mr. Davis Gratiot County Jeffery Mr. Comstock Gratiot News Comstock Russell Burgess Burgess John W. Howd B.A. Picket

Ithaca Hotel History and Fire Damage Timeline

The Ithaca hotel chain passed through Fox, Retau and Co vert, Palmer and Vosburg, Voight, Mathews of Breckenridge. Known as the Ithaca Hotel, Fox House, Beta House, Commercial Hotel, Voight House and The Mathews. The north part is the oldest building in Ithaca and has not served as a hotel for over a year after a fire in December damaged it.

Fox Retau Covert Palmer and Vosburg Voight Mathews Breckenridge Comstock Ithaca

Pi Alpha Tau Fraternity Banquet Honors Faculty Guests

The second annual Pi Alpha Tau banquet occurred Friday in the High School Building with male faculty and their spouses among the guests and twelve society members with friends. A five course meal by Miss Mable Rogers preceded a brief program featuring toasts by Dick H. Rockwell and others, including welcome and Harmony between P A T and Lambda Sigma remarks.

Pi Alpha Tau Mable Rogers Dick H. Rockwell Se. J. Hanna Reynase Helen Doane P. A Lester Haner Lamba Sigma Lisle Follette Wand Hodge Prof Collins

Banquet Honors Miss Rogers For Efficient Cooking

A social gathering featured a toast and a moment of absence marked by Mr. Luchtman filling the empty seat. Guests shared good-natured stories as the banquet concluded with a vote of thanks to Miss Rogers for her efficient cooking and service.

Gram Mr. Luchtman Miss Rogers

Manary saves by stopping runaway horse on Superior street

Harold Redman risked his life Saturday afternoon by leaping into the street and grabbing a frightened horse that dashed down Superior street from Park to State. Fred Thornton had been loading coal when a chute slide frightened the animal, pulling the wagon with it and smashing the wagon at Park and Superior. Redman halted the horse just as it threatened autos, saving injuries and likely a larger wreck. The horse suffered cuts. the wagon was ruined.

Harold Redman Superior Street Fred Thornton Wright Avenue Superior Park and Superior State Street Har Redman

Alma College Defeats Bethany 4-3 On Friday Afternoon

Alma College wins 4 to 3 over Bethany College of Bethany West Virginia after a four run first inning. Bethany answers with runs in the first second and seventh. Captain McCloy commits first error in four years. Schultz makes sensational catches and Johnson pitches tightly. Infield errors are numerous despite Alma’s victory. Lineup and fielding details follow with Schultz, McCloy and Johnson noted for key plays.

Alma College Bethany College West Virginia Alma Bethany McCloy William Schultz Johnson

Minety Fifth Anniversary Parade And Addresses At L O F

The Minety fifth anniversary events included a morning program with music, talks, and officer reports, followed by an afternoon parade through Alma. Doct-By Anderson and Butler led an opera house program in the evening with Rev G H Carl, a male quartet, and an address to Myles F Gray.

Fat County Wright House Alma Band Verne Minor Pega Temple Bannister and St. Louis D. of R Opera House Anderson and Butler G. H. Carl Riading G. ¥. Warner Myles F. Gray Lansing

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