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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

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Ellison Grocery Passes to Lloyd Ellison in City Change

The Ellison Grocery oldest single‑ownership business in the city since 1870 transfers from founder BW Ellison to Lloyd Ellison. Lloyd plans lower prices and new ideas while Lawrence Wiliven and Merlin Filson form a fire and accessories firm, opening in Mayes shop and eyeing West Superior Street for a new building. Merlin Ellison, previously Lewis & Pilsson, joins the new firm.

Ellison Lloyd Elven Ellison's TW. Ellison Lloyd Ellison Lawrence Wiliven Merlin Filiso Nccessories Federal Tives Maye West Superior Street Merlin Eliisen Hin Piet Charles Lewis Lewis & Pilsson

Alytia Chamber Luncheon Highlights Moral Tone and Local Promotion

The Alytia Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon at city hall featured Rev W L Gelston and E L Smith as speakers. Winslow presided as chair while Prominent Alma student Julia Wynne earned a promotion to Critic at Detroit's McGraw Demonstration School.

Alytia Chamber of Commerce W. L. Gelston E. L. Smith Joseph Winslow Nereting Plomsilanne Gelston Dol Chamber of Commerce Mr. Smith Almada Julia Wynne Alma High Detroit Dwyer School McGraw Demonstration School Teacher's College

Creamery Men Take Short Course Work

The Michigan Agricultural College hosted a short course for creamery operators with about 20 men in attendance. The Michigan Association of Creamery Owners and Managers met in connection with the course, featuring talks by state dairy officials and industry authorities. A Sunday program at the Methodist church will present Burten Hoboes Provelogue and Solomon Temple, highlighting Solowian temple practices and development.

Michigan Agricultural Collie Vnrellinett Michigatt Association of Creamery Owners and Managers Etege TH Broughtes Dndey State Department of Agriiculture O. Bh. Reed M. AL 1 Solomon Temple Methodist Sollowian

Splendid Talk By Lynch At Forum Meet

About one hundred members of the Atom Chamber of Commerce attended a forum and luncheon at City Hall Thursday evening to hear Joseph Lynch, former president, address the group. He urged civic participation, voting, and called for checks on self interest in public life, praising the Chamber’s role in local improvements and urging universal public service payments and school funding.

Atom Chamber of Therce Oper Forum Ity Hall Silundid Joseph Lynch Chamber of Commerce of Pauline Charles B. Grotkin Etitig Waschalrman Ingrediet Gayle Thosir Fragehise Wiel Cn Ieeston Muxeber Die Eueli Wien Ffield Dean FW. Chamberlain M. A. ©. Veterinary Division Amuty Varimin Technion

State Veterinarians To Meet February 7

State Veterinarians set a February 7 meeting. The report notes scheduling conflicts with a Alma Lecture Course Concert, but attendees may join both events by 9 PM, per the committee. The piece includes ads and stock market snippets from The American, Susan Refining, Central Leather, and quotes from George B. Roberts on price collapses.

American Susan Refining Company Central Leather Company Jane Wah George BE. Roberts National City Bank of New York

West Coast Shipments Rate Contrast Raises Freight Costs

The Northern Wheel Conquer reports Pacific shipments rising as coastwise routes grow in use. Freight from Philadelphia to Pacific ports lists 290, Chicago to Pacific coast by rail 200 or more, with coastal water routes faster but costlier. Secretary Ovvithe Allen notes average three weeks for westbound shipments, 18 to 24 days Philadelphia to the coast, while rail to Chicago runs about twelve days.

Gouils Ernst Pallidelghia Dycille Viking Chicago Paciflc Abiiae Ovvithe Allen Philadelphia

December progress on federal highway work in 1919

December saw 1155 miles of Federal highways completed under the Bureau of Public Roads supervision. Nationwide progress varied by climate with 88 percent completion at end of November and 70 percent by December, as weather allowed. Total federal highway miles completed over four years stand at 12 007 with an overall project cost of 221 737 10 and federal funding of 96 184.

Bureau of Public House United States Department of Agriculture Onde Fiee Federalaid Fonds

Sunday School Tag Day planned to fund Gratiot County work

Jellet County Sunday School Association to hold a February 4 tag sale across towns with 200 volunteers selling tags. Proceeds fund development of rural Sunday schools after wartime decline. Local chairs and volunteers listed. each buyer sets price, nickel or dime suggested. Notice also lists a February 14 barn sale hosted by Henry McNamara and Day Bigelow on Graton farm near Alma. item list to appear in next issue.

Jellet Wright Ithaca Clyde Dianivin Witevlor Wieemans St. Louis AL Blass Ali Gielstuny Elwell Cluwtead Riverdale Paul Bywater Elin Hath G. W. Andrews Sner Mike Mildred Hirvey Neven Won. Nickert Newark Jyn Davie Forest Nil C. A. Wright Henry McNamara Day Bigelow Graton Farm Alma Roller Mille City Limite

Gretiot county Nea Hoot Relief drive launched by Rev Dewey

Robert King named local chairman as Gretiot county begins the Nea Hoot Relief campaign to meet a 3104 quota for aid to the Near East. Rev Dewey of [ehien county] leads the drive on Sumlay Fol ary 5 with hundreds of volunteers, citing mass hunger in Nev in Gast and Aviwenia. The county organization is completed with Robert King St. Louis chairman and local appointees including HL Bo Watters, Prank Ll. Conve, Rev. Lloyd Mead, and others coordinating under Kirw.

Nea Hoot Gretiot Th. Dewey Ehien Chatinan Sumlay Etfigrty Baerdlind Ceflef Nevin Gast Near East Aviwenia Ain Gratiet United States Geel Samaritan

City Water Declared Safe After Health Dept Check

Officials from the Michigan Department of Health tested water supplies in Alma and found them safe. Samples were taken from multiple wells and street taps to ensure water quality for residents and businesses.

W. B Heynolde Tov Tost Thy Michigan Department If Health Alia

Glass & Hannah Wake Good Changes In Store Layout

Glass and Hannah introduce interior rearrangements to improve access for customers. Displays move from walls to central rows to allow easier viewing of oils and vases. Cues regroup near the front to highlight items while work continues toward full completion.

Give & Hannah Wall Clive

Examination cancellation for postmaster position at Alves Michigan

Announcement from The University Alita Michigan states the examination for the Alves postmaster position scheduled for February 14 1922 has been cancelled. The Post Office Department withdrew its request for certification and the commission is to publish the notice and return all supplies in good condition. John F. Bartlett President.

Dunk i Bartlett Wii Seetlee Camwesw Baer le Sovith Smith Twivetaistery Alita Michigan Alves Post Office Department Luvine John F. Burtlett

Dump truck body debut wowed at regional show

Maxwell Manufacturing of Alma introduces a center dump dump-body with one to 2 1/2 ton capacities. The design allows dumping from the road center without leaving the cab. Displayed at Thotrott show then shown in Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and headed to Kalamazoo Jackson and Grand Rapids with orders totaling 1,000 units under discussion by a major firm.

Flos Maxwell Maxwell Manufacturing Company Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Jackson Grand Rapids Docle Alma Maxwell Cain Winkesonside Jdump

Alma High Wins Third Unanimous Debate Over Open Shop

Alma High Schoolers defeated Mt Pleasant last Friday in a state debate on whether the open shop should receive public support. Alma argued the closed shop is unethical and outdated. Mt Pleasant contended it is essential for collective bargaining. Judges, including Supt Salisbury and Prof Randels, credited Alma with twelve points, tying for first in the State Debating League. next Alma faces Big Rapids in Institute town.

Mt. Pleasant Arg Wients Bie Alma Cuposed Elliott Crooks John Hotlines Dane Strong Mr. Pleasant Wayne Kelly Harold Bently Stuart Onic Supt Salisbury Hannister Prof Randels Aline College Guillen St. Louis Duffy Alma High Big Rapids Tin Institute Town

Alma Cavalry to Stage Production Hetty's Campaign

Alma Cavalry Troop C to present a home talent farce Hetty's Campaign at Strand Theatre on February 10. An all male cast portrays a political satire with cavalrymen playing women roles and performing horsemanship on stage. Directed by Roy Innes of Cincinnati, the show aims to surprise locals with acting and sartorial grace. Also notes sale of Saturday specials at Silk Tresses and D W Robinson's in Alma.

Hetty Ther Strand Theatre Alma Betty Roy Innes Cincinnati

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Loyy Ison Lynch FORUM Wiener Paterson Drug Co Tiffin Senn West Coast Gration CO. Sunday School Association NEAR Gia. Thot County Robert King City Water Alma Record Glass Hannah Wake Examination MI Pleasant Strand Theatre D. W. Robinson's
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