Record contest closes Friday night at nine
The final count will be made at one of the local banks by disinterested parties. Please have your reports in shape.
30 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1915
Page
1
The final count will be made at one of the local banks by disinterested parties. Please have your reports in shape.
A contest notice urges strict secrecy of votes from now to close. Contenders must submit reports with names, addresses, subscription status, and cash in sealed envelopes to the contest office. Contestants are urged to seek clarification now and ensure reports are ready by Friday night to avoid last minute confusion.
Three million destitute people in Belgium and northern France need winter clothing. Michigan volunteers report generous aid but urge immediate donations of new woolen items and money to purchase remaining supplies. Send clothing or funds to the Michigan Warehouse Co Detroit or the relief commission, payable to the treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Fred Rowland pat Christiine with friends and relat i
A four day Central Michigan state poultry show will be held in Alma at the Studebaker garage on Bart Sup ler street. Premiums include ten silver cups and prizes from major poultry houses as entries rise from Grand Rapids Saginaw and Cadillac. W A Bonner acts as judge. experts from Reed Breeders Club and American White Orping Club offer special prizes for top birds.
A lengthy account details two prominent Alma weddings. Dr Lester Why and Miss Sharp wed in a home ceremony with relatives, followed by a reception. Earlier, Mrs Alma Greenfield’s daughter Ethel married Robert Graham in Breckenridge with festive decorations and gifts.
Marriage licenses list numerous entries with ages and spouse names including Sidney Morse 40 and Johnson 17. Egbert Grubarm 36 and Ethel Greenfield 25. Francis Todd 21 and Mabel Simmons 18. John Taylor WI and Edith Warner 21. Max Shull 21 and Ruth Sima 23. Local couples hail from Breek, Hamilton, Ithaca, North Sleare, Lafayette, and other towns.
Card of thanks from Magnie flame residents expresses gratitude to the Indies of the Presbyterian church for the beautiful pot at Christmas time. It is very sweet to be thus remembered. Mrs Larryline, time of the residents.
The city treasurer's office will be open on Fridays until December 16 and daily from December 10 to January 9 for tax collection. Charles R, city Treasurer.
Interested residents are informed the Civic League meeting Friday Jan 3 will be at Mrs J E Mitchell 618 N State St instead of Mrs King's home. Two state officials will speak and the meeting will begin at 2 00 with a 3 00 start, followed by league reports and officer elections.
Elizabeth Beyer atyers was born in Tascarooms County Ohio on December 22. She died on a Sunday morning at age seven years two days. She came to Gratioter In 1880 with Jacob and Margaret Beyer from Ohio to Seville where she lived. She married John Myers and spent her life in Seville. She lived a devout life and was active in Tod and community life until health declined. She left a husband two brothers with their families and many friends. Funeral was held at 2 o clock with interment in cemetery.
Dr Caroline Bartlet suggested a Vietrola gift for inmates at Grgtiut County alm joint. An Alina theater donated a Victrola cabinet and about two dozen records, with about $20 spent on the cabinet. Donors present praised the generosity and its life enhancing impact.
Ow en Bos and Alma Wu announce sale of Bowing & Co Plathing at 206 Woodward Ave Detroit after leaving Alma due to business pressures. They note prompt bills and pleasant relations, invite Alma patrons to visit in Detroit, and wish Alma prosperity.
The Record lists two public auctions in January 1916. On Tuesday January 4 at 1 p.m. Halph Hall will auction farm implements and livestock at Jolly Hare farm near Ferris Center, auctioneer J. D. Helman. On Friday January 7 A Johnson plans a sale at Alma area, starting 10 a.m., with auctioneer Ed Heiman. free lunch provided.
Archie Failing of Forest Hill Mich joins a Farm Arta Special excursion from Chicago to California, visiting grand canyon Colorado New Mexico State Fair stops. The train, wholly run by Santa Fe agent C L Seagraves, carries 147 passengers on a broad itinerary through several western locales.
A 1915 Christmas Eve wedding joined Miss B Inox Reed and Harvey T Fisher at the Reed home with Rev John T Bridwell officiating. The reception followed as relatives and friends sent many gifts. Also announced is the marriage of Gladys Briggs to Oakley Milo Stevenson at Leland Ohio on December 24 with a small ceremony and wedding supper.
Notice states a bank savings action with dates in December and January and mentions R Wilson as Treasurer. Details are fragmented but indicate a financial notice requiring attention from readers.
Alfie Seamens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joly Seamens of Sumner, was married to Mr Alger Oo of Aleut. The ceremony took place on the Sith of Deesto with the couple to live in Washington DC where Mr Clark holds a government post.
Notice urges voters to register and vote on Electric Light Franchise for Pine River Power Company in Seville and Sumner townships to fund a new power plant and transmission lines. Project budgets over 35000, with crews, poles, wire, and equipment staged through Riverdale and Etwell-Adv areas. plant at old mill site features 125 HP and 175 HP wheels, 2300 volt three phase, cement and steel construction.
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