Many Changes Made During The Summer Public Schools Open
Public Schools open on Tuesday with bright prospects for a successful year. Superintendent Luettman outlines plans and improvements, including new athletic facilities and auditorium work at Alma High School. A large staffing list and classroom allocations follow, with emphasis on equipment installation and district-wide enhancements. The summer program featured varied entertainments, and the community watched new athletic director Oliver Carlsen join Alma schools.
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Lachiiin
Wahington
Republic
Ty School
Ohio
E. Reynolds
Tine
Gradi
Ian
Varius Erbouls
Michaela Balling
Sylveks
Oliver Carlsen
Michigan State Norueh
Allen College
Kiygtieh Stertite
Mra Lurats Nyt
Phere
Gerald Wiltooy
Natnal
Coopers Wingiot
Setiool
Pritepal
Mica Cora Tunlaps
Afisteirty
Engtioh
Lauren Soule
Donne Dreamt Rath
Mavion Wortty
Anna Cook
Bornhe McLaren
Peart Chook
Mary Wirling
Nepublic School
Francn Stitt
Winifred Trapp
Ada Dieks Pauglieh
Aller Orewfont
Marjerie Perret
Vera Hadaen
Mloxae Maxwell
Rath King
Laura Eine del
Elizabeth Ferris
Vera Secord
Erma Pritchard
Gertrude Malt
Millcrest Selwol
Bernive Shante
Leona Teckwithy Lalu
Luchtman
Betty Anderson
Mise
Munle
Aeeem
Donation After Loss Triggers Church Fund and Local Contractor Gift
A Sunday letter from contractor J Brodton of Abna offers a first donation toward a new church under construction, citing belief that churches are character builders. Delays persist due to missing binders and high costs. George W. Post No. 124 American Legion announces first regular meeting September 7 at City Hall to organize community service efforts and support veterans, with ex servicemen urged to attend and participate.
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John AL Kot
St. Joseph
Collate Claireh
Suniday
Aiade
Phil
Win
Win Widhein
Hite
Jeter
Po Be Broughton
Abna
My. Brouchton
George W. Post
Leion
Thin City
Pieighon
Toead
George W. Myers
Europe
Richard for County Clerk Alma's Candidate in North County
A political notice urging support for Richard, claiming years in the Sheriff’s Dept. It cites a September 12, 1922 election date and notes Alma’s candidate status in the north part of the county. The message includes a 67-26 vote line and references an historical numeral convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Dept
Richard
Alma
Alina
Saginaw Valley Baptists to Meet in Alma Next Week
The Saginaw Valley Baptist Association gathers in Alma for its forty fifth annual meeting at the First Baptist Church on Tuesday and Wednesday September 12 and 18. Delegates from about twenty five churches are expected. Key speakers include Morgan Williams George Lawton Grant Hodson and Ben Julymean. Activities feature a doctrinal sermon by Howey Morgan and a fellowship banquet. Local committees handle entertainment and hospitality for visitors.
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Saginaw Valley Baptist Association
Firat Baptist Rchived
Tin City
Alma
Behool
GB. Oy
Morgan Williams
Tate
Hellymeer Education
George W. Lawtone
Hom
Grant MM. Hodton
New Work
How
FB Davis
Sapinuw
Ben Julymean
BY. Boul
Feed Allen
Lloyd J. Green
Eiskexville
J. L. Dohoven
ML Glass
Joby Beechey
George Bildson
Masons Hold Crystal Lake County Picnic
A large turnout of Masons from this city and the Michigan Mission Home attended the Masonic picnic at Crystal Lake on Thursday. A noon pot-luck dinner was followed by a Shriner band from Saginaw, a well received address by Mr. Lusk of the Grand Lodge, and a community sing. Planning is underway to make the picnic an annual county event.
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Michigan Missonie
Dntal
Lusk
Library opens to farmers in Alma city plan
Alma city officials approved librarianship privileges at the Alma City Library for nearby farmers and their families. The policy parallels the city residents’ access, allowing reference reading and general use during farm visits, with daily papers and magazines available, promising value for fall and winter learning.
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Thin View
City
Alma
City Commission
Brary
Economicsian
Strand Theater to Present Blackaller Players Weekly
Strand Manager Miller announces a new weekly program at the Strand featuring the Blackaller Players, a spoken drama company touring with top Broadway talent. The season opens Tuesday September 6 with Mrs Horgan Burnett’s comedy When Hearts Are True, in Alma amid plans for a circuit of theaters. Also includes a political notice from Erva Ro Laycock seeking re nomination as county drain commissioner with primary on September 12.
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Strand
Miller
Thutter
Blaekaller
Hhe
Blackaller
Alma Peonle
Seomes
Arthur Blackaller
Washington Square
Emins
Toor Tint
Sane
Mins Voutee Blackaller
Hall
Helen Manning
Ohare Acore
Arthur Moren
Henry Hlockuller
Ehace
Chas. Moran
Gratiot
Erva Ro Laycock
Death of Mrs Brewer After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Teseie M Brewer, wife of local businessman C T Brewer, died at home after about a year and a half of illness. She was aged years and leaves husband, two daughters Melon and Healdee, son Robert, aunt Mrs Laurie Stewart, and other relatives. Funeral at Went Methodist Episcopal church officiated by Rev W Duffy. Interment Rivers Nile Cemetery.
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Mra Teseie M. Brewer
Thin City
Brewer
Tir
C. T. Brewers Tee
Melon
Healdee
Robert
Final Evening Service at Park Ends Federated Churches Meeting
The Union Services of the Federated Churches of Alma concluded Sunday evening at Wright Park with Ree 1 Halls sermon. The two months of open air meetings drew large audiences under favorable weather, showing a strong spirit among participants. Organizers expect continuation next summer with minor modifications.
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Federated Churches of Alma
Wright Park
Halls
Chick Retires From Family Shoe Firm After Fourteen Years
John C. Chick disposes of his interest in Economy Shoe Store Alma with his father A A Chick remaining as partner A A Chick states policies will continue unchanged John C Chick undecided about future prospects likely to defer new venture until next spring per The Record report.
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Jomn
Chick
John C. Chick
A. A
J.C
John
Trey
Busines
Vore Than Met the Guarantee
Report by Alma Lyceum Chautauqua secretary treasurer shows ticket sales exceeded the guarantee by 142.50 with half to the committee. Total season tickets 510 yielding 1402.59, industrial 277 for 604, children's 74 for 11.00, total 127. The notice also invites support for FRANK OBERST in the September 12 primaries and alerts Labor Day postal closures on September 4, 1922 with limited service.
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Alma Lyceum-Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Civic Improvement League to host candidates talk Friday
Alma women invited to a Friday meeting at Mrs Frances Kings home on State Street to hear Republican congressional candidates Bird J Vincent Francis O Lindquist and William M Smith. The event aims to inform voters and let women assess candidates before ballots.
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Civic League
Civic Improvement Leagrue
Frances Kings
State Street
Wesday
Faivic Improvement League
Boocitoen
Ny den Bine
Smith
Lindquist
Vincent
Alms Civic Improvement League
Bird J. Vincent
Saginaw
Francis 0. Lindquiet
Greenville
William M. Bmith
St. Dobos
William Lawd
Labo Union
Sime County
Mére Tan
Orate
Alma Civic League
Jayne
St. Louis
Ithaca
St. John
King Home
Shoufler Delivers Farewell Sermon at Baptist Church
Rev Ward K. Shoufler preached his farewell message in the Baptist church on Sunday morning. The talk titled Do We Need Another Revelation discussed Christian experience and a revival of Bible truth. The well attended service reflected growing interest in a series of addresses and urged integrity in business and life aligned with Christian principles.
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Rer Ward K. Shoufler
Bapethet
Kevwled
Ian
Honmaty
Silo Usefulness in Late Corn Season Promoted
Prof George Brown notes silos help farmers salvage late planted corn by producing silage that preserves feed quality longer. The method reduces weather risk and stores feed for extended periods, aiding livestock and reducing losses. Also included is a political note: Walter E Thompson announces North Star candidacy for Gratiot County sheriff on the Republican ticket with a September 12 primary appeal.
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Fort Euring
George Brown
Ms C
Brown
Alloa
Prof. Brown
Jack Thompson
Gratiot County
Walter E. Thompson
Forest Fire Protection Aid Distribution Details
Federal and State agencies jointly fund forest fire protection with $400 000 in federal money and matching state funds. allocations vary by state with New York and Wisconsin receiving $24 000 each. totals span many states from New Hampshire to California. Married quietly in Arcada township Esther Riggs wed Grove Peck at Rev E F Shoufler’s home. they’ll reside in the city. Wood for sale includes dry beech and maple. the Majestic steamer tablecloth length would stretch nineteen miles if laid end to end.
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United Lates Department of Agriculture
Woteeting
Linas
Forest Service
Moline
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mansel
Rhode Island
Can
New York
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho North
Idaho
Washington
California
FE. E. Shoufler
Grove Peck
Esther Riggs
Frank Riggs
Arcada Township
Majestic
F. W. Rudeck
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Alma Public Schools
Talla Olsen
Peruthy Petter
Georgia Meet
Oliver Charlo
Wise Entertainment
Varideville Elven
Alan Merchants' Bureau
Whlety
Cape
Tomler
Yinger
St. Lana
STARE
Activitie
Joseph Grover
Alma, Mich
Gratiot An Reon
Saginaw Valley Association
Baptists
Mes.s
Belle J. Price
A. C, Luchtinan
Vore
Frank Oberst
O. Parker
W. M. Stuckey
Shoufler
Walithead
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