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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

4

Gratiot County weighs bond for trunk road improvements

A Gratiot County road expert proposes a 20 year bond issue of 500000 to fund paving and graveling of 34 miles of trunk lines while the state covers most of the rest. With total road improvements near 1.53 million the plan argues modest taxes and long term benefits for Alma St Louis Ithaca Breckenridge and rural farmers through lower haulage costs.

Gratiot Colgrove Alma St. .Louis Ithaaca Breckenridge Gratiot County St. Louis Ithaca

Alma Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Rescheduled for Jan 31

The Alma Chamber of Commerce weekly luncheon, postponed due to county supervisors’ meeting, will be held Wednesday at noon at City Hall. Professor Roy Hamilton of Alma College will speak, delivering what promises to be a noteworthy message to members.

Alma Chamber of Commerce Shich Roy Hamilton Alma College Chamber of Commerce

Local Happenings Tersely Told In Alma And Vicinity

Local notes cover varied visits and movements in Alma and nearby towns. James Campbell, chief of police, and Dr. E G Sluyter are listed among visitors. Miss Iva Palfrey, Frank Dowd, and Mrs. Flewellyn are noted with family ties and travel. Other items mention shopping, holiday gatherings, a dances party, and a wound from a washing machine.

Ely District News and Sunday School Officers Listed

Ely district update covers community visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Ray Birmingham and Mr and Mrs Floyd Bacon. It lists Sunday school officers: Superintendent L S Chapman assistant Austin Hahn secretary Alfred Nestle assistant Lawrence Chapman treasurer Gladys Duckworth librarian Edna Wilson. Also notes sick days for Kenneth Brown and whooping cough cases among Clifford and Harry Tinklepaugh.

Ray Birmingham Eureka B. F. Cline Fors R. D. Bradfords Floyd Bacon Sumner Ely Sunday School L. S. Chapman Austin Hahn Alfred Nestle Lawrence Chapman Gladys Duckworth Edna Wilson Kenneth Brown

East Alma Notes and Community Updates

East Alma reports Pearl Grove and Elmwood avenue visits to Ashley relatives. Gickens and carpenters from The Republic Truck Co. were sent to St. Louis to build facilities. Parent-Teachers Club meets next Wednesday evening January 11 at Republic school. Rev J M Geiston will conduct services at Eastminster chapel Sunday at 11 30 AM and 7 PM with Sunday school at 10 30 AM Junior C E at 3 PM Senior C E at 6 PM. Eastminster Christian Endeavor Society held a watch night service, including a candy pull and midnight prayer. Ernest L Wright family moved from Dean street to Highland avenue. Eastminster Ladies Aid meets Friday with Mrs Robert Griers on Grove avenue to support Alma Welfare Association for two to three months. Mrs Walter Martin has been ill for a week. Mrs Jesse Augustine and her little son suffer severe colds.

Tfe James Campbell Ithaca Miasa Manchester Iva Palfrey New York City Frank Dowd J. C. Penney Saginaw E. G. Sluyter State Savings 'Bank Bulk Alma Anne of Sharrar & Watson Mich John E. Hall Kalamazoo Tanlac Paterson Drug Co Dd. Swarthout and Family Bay City Stickneys Flewellyn W. Center St Es Harry Owen Pon Alma Roller Newell Allis Fayette Ohio Joel Allis Alger Wood Detroit Peter Welch Coldwater R. A. Wadley Pearl Decker Sylvia Gaffney Vinnie Boyd Russell Gaffney Mt. Pleasant Ruth Babcock H. S. Babcock John Murphy Saginaw Hospital Lester Allen Jotham Allen East Lansing Major Purett Davis Moftday Big Rapids Ferris Institute Pythian Sisters Esther Dunham H. M. Dunham Battle Creek Winifred N. Allen Davis Beauty Parlor E. Lewis State Street George Parson Dewitt Vought Therweller Portland L. B. Kehn Trierweiler L. Smith Landsing Smith Gratiot County Lansing E. J. Wagner Johnson City Tenn R. B. Ner Gratiot Ns Company Wagner Alma Company Southern Company Pearl Grove Elmwood Avenue Ashley C. E Eastminster Christian Endeavor Society Ernest L. Wright Dean Street Highland Avenue Eastminster Ladies’ Aid Society Robert Grierson Grove Avenue Alma Welfare Association Walter Martin, Eastward Sr Jesse Augustine

Vestaburg News Highlights And Local Moves

Wm Caris plans a new barn after a fire loss while Melvin Sprague recovers from illness. Sidney Pinkston and family move into the Wm Caris farm home north of town. Mrs Leon Erskin operates a restaurant and bakery in a building by James Favorite. Frank McDole and Everett visit relatives in the countryside. Vestaburg town team loses to Crystal in a recent game. Sunday school classes clash for new members and offerings at the Church of Christ. Dr and Mrs M Hubbard host the young men for social evening and a midnight New Year’s bell celebration.

Wm. Caris Melvin Sprague Sidney Pinkston Ith

Southeast Coe residents visit relatives and friends

Charley Smith of Riverdale visited relatives in Coe the past week while Mrs. G Kimberling improves. Clyde Anderson of Emerson stayed with his aunt Mrs. Fred Gay. Leo Williams returned from Detroit after a week away. Tom Pethiel and wife spent Sunday with E G Fordyce. Ruby Bruber of St. Louis and Faye Gould visited Fred Gay. Mrs. Smith of Flint, visiting Rev and Mrs Kimberling, returned home. The Record offers job printing services by CalI or phone.

Charley Smith Riverdale Coe G. Kimberling Clyde Anderson Emerson Fred Gay Leo Williams Detroit Tom Pethiel E. G. Fordyce Ruby Bruber St. Louis Faye Gould Mrs. Smith Flint

Hypo-Cod touted as winter cough remedy

A Bay City advertisement extols Earle's Hypo-Cod as the fastest relief for coughs and colds. It claims quick recovery after one bottle and urges continued use to avoid future illnesses, praising physicians and chemists and urging readers to ask at local drug stores.

C. J. Taylor Second St Bay City Mich Earle Alex Brunner

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