Carney Ruge Cage 1 Back In Lower Court
In a Weequahic court, Vir. Thesias Carney, former host, faced a refiled case amid arraignments and indictments. The proceedings involve Mary Corrigan, superintendent, and the May City institution as authorities weigh the alleged misconduct. The lower court granted a partial order, and a retrial date was set, with officials debating the case’s scope and potential outcomes. The court indicated possible continuations in the wake of new evidence and testimony.
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We Eiecit
Thesias Carney
Mary Corrigan
May City
Avanti
Orwx
J. Carney
Foton
Pwo
Dude Welst
Supreme Court
Tral Aetin
Gentian
Water quality note and annual bank meeting advertised
A city water report from samples taken at seven points shows no immediate danger in the supply. Also announced is the annual stockholders meeting of First Sta Bank of Mich for directors election and other legal business on the 100 day of January with polls open in the evening.
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Willian Efeyoalds
Irow Edwin
Tiehy
River
Richmond
Grant and Mechanie
Elwell
Wright Avenue
Republie
Republic
Aochdale
Valley Avenue
Penrith Avenue
Rich
First Sta Bank
Mich
Tei
Beko P.m. Cal WL
Washterra
Prexies Meeting Postponed Amid College Contests
A postponed Prexies meeting prompts discussion on upcoming college events and football training. The article notes administrative changes and potential impact on Sunday athletic activities at the university, with emphasis on preserving coursework and student discipline.
Week of Prayer Observance Plans by Local Faith Federation
The Federation of Alma Church announces a week of prayer reflecting on war’s impact and seeking peace. Services start Monday evening at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Mel Watt, followed by sermons at Intermediate and Methodist churches led by Rev. Daley and Rev. We ion, focusing on themes of faith, missions, and home missions.
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Alma Churcher
Amatelprnes
Werid Oy Ag
Athiyae
Howe Titan
Mel
Watt
Hhareh Uriel
Uhrietion
Eharell
Daley
Preebyterlay
Episcopal Church
Free Methorfikt Chureh
Ha Hull
Milwaukee Man T B Secretary Named for Michigan Tuberculosis Group
The Milwaukee man T. Worle was named executive secretary of the Michigan tuberculosis association replacing Elizabeth Parker who resigned for health reasons. Worle, a seasoned fundraiser, directed Wisconsin rural health campaigns and served with the Wisconsin tuberculosis group. He will assume duties January 1 as the association expands its Christmas seal drive in Michigan port. The Davis Beauty Shop will close for several days after Mrs. Allen’s unexpected resignation.
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Wheadere J. Weele
Milwaukee
Poole
Michigan
Association
Lansine
Elizabeth the Parker
Il Health
Worle
Wieversin Paberuitale Association
Wisconsin
Ain
Weeks
Michiport
Allen
Davis
Tormain
Alma
A.W. Davis
Alm Chamber Promotes County Road Meeting
The Alma Chamber of Commerce plans a county road meeting on Wednesday January 1 at Alma City Hall. County supervisors and civic leaders will discuss Gratiot County road needs with invited state highway officials and a prominent speaker expected.
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Alm
Wednondey
Sion
Gonate
Alma Chamber of Commerce
Gratiot
Comme
Cere Baler
Daeok UW
Helian
Wun
Ant Nonin
Couny
Ing Riforts Ste
Wade
Mr. Tigers
Tie Diate Higshway
Pioneer Citizen Mrs Ellison Buried In Alma
Alma resident Mrs. I W Ellison died in Rowton at 71. Funeral from her State street home Monday at 2 pm. She helped found a Christian Science reading room and church in this city and inspired local faith efforts. Survived by husband B W Ellison and three sons Lloyd Lawrence Merlin. Also mentioned are detailed sale details for a herd in Isabella county and catalog request.
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I. W. Ellison
Alma
Rowton
State Street
Efla Wood Ellison
Ithiew
N.Y
Tate
Albion College
Kelty
Alh Mes
Ellison
Eilison
Mie
Boston
B. W. Ellison
Lloyd
Lawrence
Merlin
Beatrice May Davin Weds Harold H Welch at Home wedding
Miss Beatrice May Davin daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Davin of this city married Harold H Welch of Lansing Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev E E Shoufler of the Baptist church officiated. Attendants were Miss Lind of this city and Mr Martin Proce of Grand Rapids.
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Beatrice May
Vincent Davin
Harold H. Welch
Lansing
E. E. Shoufler
The
Baptist Church
Misa Lind
Martin Proce
Grand Rapids
Michigan Aggies Set For Next Week Meet
A disjointed account notes Michigan Aggies ready to play Alia College on their home court in East Lamin. The piece emphasizes veteran leadership and holiday schedule, predicting a challenging game as Alia College visits during Christmastide with both teams aiming to perform after heavy practice and travel.
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Capel Campbell
Alia College
East Lamin
Negalve Eeliedale
Real Hok Natutle i
Maruop
Crean
Siven Post Court
Christiius
Odiet
Aibdin College Court
Ube
Fray
Central Michigan Givin Power Co Aims Farm Electrification
A report from the Holcomb at the conference discusses bringing electric power to farmers in Michigan. The National Electric Light Association section studies farm electrification, rural lighting water and cream separator needs, with plans for extended transmission and farm equipment power.
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Central Michigan
Givin & Power Co
Awa
Michigan
Tuomas and Welnontay
Rlewtelé Light Assitien
Chicas
Suljvete
Mad
Mart Yu
Eugene Meleonity
Tien Age
Unclear text fragment on Alma plant labor and sugar output
The passage describes labor and production issues at an Alma plant during a campaign period. It notes limited capacity, high unemployment risk, and absent workers due to a series of disruptions. It mentions a part in May with hoped improvements and a National Guard officer involvement.
Deaths Reported Through Week in Local Area
Three deaths marked the past week including Mire Helen Me Williams at the Masonic home Meg Nancy Murphy of Court avenue and Howard LeRoy Loutind of Doe Mrs Helen William aged BF years died December 23 with funeral and burial in Kalinatoo. Nancy Murphy aged six died December 26 at 118 Court avenue. burial scheduled. Howard Jay Leonard four died December 24 with funeral led by Rev Kimberting and burial at Coe Cemetery.
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Helen Me Williams
Meg
Nancy Murphy
Court Avenue
Howard LeRoy Loutind
Doe
Helen William
Masonic Home
Wan Oralaeeview
Ly Rew
Geleton
Kalinatoo
Retail trials show public buying shifts in 1920 season
Analysis notes that retail activity declined overall from the 1920 fall period with a mixed pattern by region and store. Clothing and staple goods moved, holiday trade lagged in many areas while cities like Chicago and Minneapolis saw some gains. major chains reported varying declines and some increases in sales versus the prior year.
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Abe Nalivtia
Wilty Intint
Tner Fae Ain Univer Fries
Gorester
England
Inet Pall
New York
Milalo
Chiesa
Civeinti
Minneapolis
Rantap
Chitin
United Clgar Btoret
S. Th Kross
Sears
Woolworth Company
Community Christmas Tree Event Draws Crowd
A bustling scene surrounded a community Christmas tree as crowds gathered amid winter weather. The event featured songs, donations, and a display of goodwill, with volunteers helping organize refreshments and activities for attendees.
Buckley Coming Here January 10
Mis spelled text mentions Buckley visiting January 10 for a community event with people named Buckey and Henmann. It hints at entertainment, livelihoods, and college ties, with scattered references to a public program, a football game, and local figures. The fragmentary note conveys plan details and local interest themes.
Christmas at the Michigan Masonic Home
Christmas at the Michigan Masonic Home brought residents festive cheer with gifts funded by Superintendent Montague and staff. Residents received presents during a holiday program followed by a large Christmas dinner and toasts to future happiness and good will.
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THE
Michigan Masonic
Herbert M. Montiger
Mie
Gfontiarun
O. PS
Mhobe
Veriang
Christma Aineer
Mitt Pau
Michigan
Montague
Arthur Hrishane Calls Weekly Newspapers Best Ad Medium
A garbled excerpt defends weekly newspapers as the best advertising medium over dailies and magazines, asserting weekly papers reach 110,000 daily readers and offer full reader engagement with ads. The piece attributes the claim to Arthur Hrishane and presents a defense of country weeklies’ influence versus other periodicals.
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Vanier
Arthur Hrmane
Jouas
Henri Pepers
Paritdivale
Gothorime
Ant
Newrepuclir
Pulliehera
Wise
Ari J
Country Weekly
Post Office to Be First Class Again
Announcement by Meni Stuckey reports Unity’s post office regaining first class status after a year of sufficient business. Concrete mail facilities will be installed when weather allows, telegraph lines updated, and new mail boxes distributed to outlying areas. Christmas mail volume fell by one third. a planned clean up and improved deliveries aim for efficiency. Residents Howand Miller and St. Jacob noted holiday visits in Lansing.
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Meni Stuckey
Poates
Uhieve
James
Stuckey
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Michigan Invernaliydale College
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Wilwaukee Man State
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Green's Hall
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Both Waye
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Chamber of Commerce Promoting Meeting
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Alma Pioneer
GI Reed
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Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County
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Ward Campbell
J. Fishsbeck
Howell
Michigan Aggies
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Cheney
Machina National Guard
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Peeientien
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Tie Family
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