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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
3
Fragmented OCR discussion argues cold storage is vital to maintain food supply during low production and high demand. It contends that without protection and proper stockpiling, prices rise, shortages worsen, and households suffer as markets tighten and consumer access falters.
Local notices list visits to Alma and nearby towns, with names and events. Residents and visitors including Charles Goggin, H L Smith, Crandell, William Murphy, and J J Swarthout show a variety of engagements from auto shows to furniture shows. Community gatherings recur at Luther Circle, Washington School Parent Club, and Fortnightly Society with dates and addresses.
Regular meeting of the City Commission of Alma held in the Council Chamber on January 17 1920. Minutes read and approved. Bills reviewed and ordered paid. City Manager authorized to equip and sign port room. Gas test figures and weekly averages noted. Local advertisement for RAT SNAP included.
Sadie Murray of Hickory street eloped two weeks ago to Me May W H Minor of 1717 Hickory street. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Sam Baird died Saturday night. funeral Monday conducted by Rev B E Shogtle. Claudy Xnuth of Linden avenue joined Everett Yueh of Republic avenue in his work. J M Gelston to conduct services Sunday at Eastminster Chapel. Morning worship at 10 30. evening service at 7 includes six sermons from Lives of Great Men. OG L Spider Highland avenue assists Scout George Harold Dean. training Junior Boy Scouts. Eastminster Ladies Aid to meet Friday afternoon June 20 for Alma Welfare Association work. women urged to join. Mrs Floyd Moffat assisting at Morning Star restaurant corner Bridge Street and Michigan Avenue. Mrs John McIntyre Michigan Avenue on sick list but improving. Parent-Teachers Club meeting moved to Wednesday Feb 7 at Republic School. Mrs Steve Griffith Hannah Avenue ill with severe cold.
Kimberling hosts Walter Gould family and Floyd Gould during a Sunday gathering. Mrs. Charles Byers visits her son Hugh in Alma for a few days. Rev. Kimberling officiated at a funeral in Henderson last week. Last Friday night about twenty youths gathered at Fred Gay's home for a pleasant evening. Ruby Gruber of St. Louis, visiting Roy Gould's sister, returned home Thursday.
Detroit advertising feature touts Earle's Hypo-Cod as a powerful health rebuild for chronic pain and nervous weakness. It quotes Ryank Drury of 1455 East Grand Boulevard praising relief and urges readers to buy, follow carton instructions, and continue until strength returns.
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