Electrician Injured In Factory Accident
Gerald Camp, an electrician at the sugar factory, fell from a fourteen foot ladder while rewiring and landed on his face. He was taken to Brainerd hospital and remains under observation as his condition improves. his sister Miss Cora Camp cares for him. Separately, Realty Opera House will show Under Arizona Skies next Saturday night, August 1th, with a moral drama about ambition, divorce, and rescue, with seats on sale at Wheaton's Drug.
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Gerald Camp
Mr. Camp
Brainerd Hospital
Cora Camp
Arizona
Realty Opera
Wheaton's
Drug! Te
Rumi Soldout Interest In Alma City Laundry
Benjamin McCollough has purchased Reuben H. Cummins’s interest in Alma City Laundry with F. M. Ellicott retaining his stake. McCollough will run wagon service and Ellicott will handle laundry work as the new firm expands capacity and upgrades facilities. Cummins plans a monthlong Indiana visit and undecided on future home and business.
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Benj. McCollough
Reuben H. Cummins
Alma City
F. M. Ellicott
Mr. Cummins
Indiana
Alma
CARD OF THANKS FOR KIND NEIGHBORS AND MOOSE LODGE
Mrs. H. E. Church expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during illness and to the Moose Lodge for assistance. The note honors Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Church and those who supported them.
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Moose Lodge
H. E. Church
Alma High School Class of 1011 Reunion at Turk's Woods
The Alma High School class of 1011 met Thursday afternoon and canoeed to Turk's woods for a reunion. A six thirty luncheon followed with campfire songs and toasts. Members shared experiences since graduation, and marshmallows were roasted before closing the evening with class songs. Attendees included Misses Marcella Adams, Marjorie Delevan, Bessie Schwartz, Beulah Parr, Gretchen Eyre, Lula McCarthy, Sadie Gerrard, Lela Soper, Mabel Wyant, Ernestine Palmer, Ethel Bowers, Ella Miller, and Messrs Arnold Robinson, Lawrence Montigel, Alger Wood, Clyde Creaser, Roy Gullick, Floyd Oswald, Harry Jackson, and Laurel Welch. letters from absent members Paul Austin, Dallas Brock, Run Day, and Lester Fishbeck were read.
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Alma High School
Turk's Woods
Marcella Adams
Marjorie Delevan
Bessie Schwartz
Beulah Parr
Gretchen Eyre
Lula McCarthy
Sadie Gerrard
Lela Soper
Mabel Wyant
Ernestine Palmer
Ethel Bowers
Ella Miller
Arnold Robinson
Lawrence Montigel
Alger Wood
Clyde Creaser
Roy Gullick
Floyd Oswald
Harry Jackson
Christian Church Reopens After Move and Remodel
The church building moved from West Superior and Prospect to Pine Avenue has been overhauled with a basement heating plant and replastering. Special services are planned next Sunday, with Royal Bereans leading Sunday school. Elder Mudge notes rapid growth with eighteen new members joining recently.
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West Superior Street
Prospect Avenue
Pine Avenue
G. W. Pringle
Royal Bereans
Elder Mudge
TO RENT Seven room house newly remodeled
FOR RENT six rooms on East Superior Street opposite the Post Office. Inquire of John Swigart or G B Porter.
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Superior Street
E. Superior St
Post Office
John Swigart
G. B. Porter
Arcada Grange Holds Regular Session and Picnic Preparations
Arcada Grange met for a regular session on Saturday evening August 3 with Worthy Master Alan Hubbet in the chair. Emery Caster’s membership petition was favorably reported and ballot results were clear for Caster and Arthur MacIntyre. The group set the annual picnic for Friday August 9 and appointed Lamont Wood and Roy Keefer to locate the best picnic site. details available from either man.
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Arcada Grange
Alan Hubbet
Emery Caster
Arthur MacIntyre
Grange
Lamont Wood
Roy Keefer
Worthy Lecturer Promotes Business Education Discussion
Sextette of six youths presents a song and leads a discussion on whether girls need business education as much as boys. Led by Mrs. Titus. Meeting closes after Song 79 and formal conclusion.
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Titus
Nomination of F C Lindquist for Congress in Michigan
A political notice urges voters in Michigan’s Eleventh District to elect Francis C Lindquist a self made man who began pushing a feed truck and now campaigns on wage earners relief, cost of living reductions, and the Lingquist Pure Fabric and Leather act. The piece emphasizes his connection with farming and labor, urging support at the August 27, 1912 primary.
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Francis O. Lindquist
Congress
Maine
California
Kling
Michigan
Protectio
Washington
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RUMI
Alma City Laundry
A.H
Turk’s Woods
F. C. Lindquist
Eleventh District
Davis Field
Ashley
George Rickets
Harrison
Ricketts
Frank Ruddick
Frankfort
Beulah
Ruddick
Carson City
Vern Morgan
Milwaukee
R. Ackerman Shoe Co
Morgan
State of Michigan
Saginaw
Detroit
Great Lakes
Lawrence River
Brockville
Ont
Buckeye Picnic Association of
Wheeler
Ed Ware
Grove
Olive Smith
Jackson
Jennie Smith
Blanch Leisenring
Hudson
Edward Griffith
Women Relief Corps
South State Street
W. E. Medler
Etta Tinkjam
Mr. Medler
Wright Avenue
Mrs. Medler
Woodward Avenue
Jesse McIntyre
Ithaca
McIntyre
Fremont
Acorn Press
Moose Order
Wright & Brown
Messrs. Chick
Burdick Realty Co
George Vredenburg
W. H. Taedtey
Mlinois
Ohio
Tlers
Shepherd
A. P. Cook
Cook
Edith
Milford
Alfred Crawford
Breckenridge
Gratier County
Messrs
Woodman Hall
Joseph Cohen
Brother
Regal Shoe Co
College and Sodality
Jesuit Church of
New Orleans
Italy
Union Telephone Company
Vaudette
Mosher
Delevan
MM. Delavan
Alma People
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