Gleaners Hold Regular Meeting and New Member Accepted
The Gleaners of Best Arbor met at Harry Walston’s home on Wednesday Jan 12 despite bad weather. William Lutz from Peaceful Arbor joined after a withdrawal card was balloted and accepted. The next all day meeting is set for Wednesday Jan 26 with installations and reports, plus refreshments and a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lutz
Best Arbor
Harry Walston
Rollan Hainline
William Lute
Peaceful Arbor
Farmer Club
Reading
S. W. Peck
Knight Nabbed After Short Change Gaffe in St Louis Store
Eugene Knight and Mrs. Hattie Green purchased goods from 1D. E. Harrison & Co. in St Louis for fifty cents. Knight handed a sixteen dollar bill for payment, the clerk mistook it for ten and gave him change. Knight pocketed the change and walked away. A search led to Knight who initially denied the extra money, then admitted the charge before the arrest threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Knight
Knight
E. Harrison & Co
St. Louis
Hattie Green
Hutschenreuther
Hutchenreuther
Av Hutschenreuther
Marshall Haltaman
Onl Hutchenreuther
Green Beck
Hyomei Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Hyomel as the simplest, most scientific catarrh treatment. It claims inhaling air infused with a healing balsam relieves irritation, with improvement shown in a day and lasting relief expected. a complete outfit is inexpensive and a money back option is offered if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rhodes
Michigan Plans Natural Game Refuge In Luce County
The Public Domain Commission aims to establish a natural game refuge in Luce County to consolidate 68 000 acres for wildlife propagation. The effort includes purchasing private land to form one block and plans to repopulate deer elk and other game across Michigan with reserves at Grayling and Houghton Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michi Public Domain Commission
Luce County
No Man's Land
Michigan
Hansen Military Reservation
Grayling
Houghton Lake Forest
Lower Peninsula
Houghton Lake
Yellowstone Park
Card of Thanks for Father’s Sickness and Death
Ao wih thanks friends and neighbors for kind words of sympathy and assistance during the sickness and death of our loved father and for the beautiful showers and in singers. Frank Ostrander, Charles Ostrander, Mia, Nellie Ostrander, Mrs Blen Holderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ostrander
Charles Ostrander
Mia
Nellie Ostrander
Blen Holderman
Church Notes at Viret Church of Christ
The Viret Church of Christ holds services every Sunday morning and a Wednesday evening meeting in the Savings Bank block. A Saturday afternoon open tuning hour runs 2 to 4. There is no strain noted for the overnight period. Pastor A. B. Bowman is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viret Church of Christ, Scientint
Savings Bank
Suetay Seheel
DtaMa
Bie Hall
A. B. Bowman
Parton
First Presbyterian Church Service Notice
William H Mason presents Sunday worship with the Spirit of Budes topic. Sabbath school led by McConkey, superintendent. Kant Rad Sabbath school under Prof. P N Notestrin as superintendent. Prayer meeting Thursday January 27 extends cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian H. Mason
Pieter
m—Sebbath
Me McConkey
m—Kant
P. N. Notestrin
Es Church
Morning service and sermon at St John s Church
Morning prayer at 10 00 a m Sunday school at 11 20 a m prayer meeting at 7 00 p m The morning sermon titled The Nature of Gods Covenant The air service features The Temptation of Wednesday Evening with address by J Frank Jackson Rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaper
J. Frank Jackson
Baptist Church Services and Programs Promised
Pastor W. Priest leads Sunday worship at 10 am with a sermon titled The Faith that Overcomes the World. A morning school session at 11:15 am features BY. P. A. An evening service follows at 7 pm with a sermon on the Stone Which the Build Later, Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 pm. Helen Huff leads a youth meeting at 6 pm titled Amusement at ie worth white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Priest
BY. P. A
Ie Worth
White
Helen Huff
ELY DISTRICT NEWS SNIPPETS AND OBITUARY ITEMS
Local notes report visitors at William Hicks and Aston Cline residences. Union Telephone line 92 group met January 18 at Fred Bradford’s. Mrs Hayes and Jae in Hainline and Parker died after paralysis. Fletcher Johnson out with tonsillitis. Emerson tiinson’s house fire caused heavy interior damage. Age figures list residents: Patterson 25 Alma Bergin 24 Lowell Mikesell 38 Pompeii Mills 22 Pompeii Whitney 21 St Louis Sagisch 18 Coleman Mills 21 Ashley Stoner 18 Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Peacock
J. F. Cline
Tone Robertson
William Hicks
Elizabeth Udell
Clifford Link
Grand Rapids
Aston Cline
Union Telephone
Line No. 92
Fred Bradford
Grip
Mra. Hayes
J + ae
Hainline
Andy
A. FB
Nestle
Fletcher Johnson
Emerson Tiinson
Harry Patterson
Alma
Bertha Bergin
Lowell
George Mikesell
Pompeii
Lydia Mills
A. F. Whitney
St. Louis
Ruth Sagisch
Coleman
Reuben Mills
Ashley
Marian Stoner
Sharrar & Wheeler Property Listings in Alma Area
Sharrar and Wheeler offer many properties for sale or exchange near Alma including 40 acres near Ithaca 80 acres in New Haven, 50 acres in Emerson Sugar Beet land with 1000 down, and multiple farms, houses, ranches, and a restaurant business. They seek city property trades and welcome inquiries at the Opera House Block Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Truck Co
Pontaffice
Fisiceesses
New Seas
Fiateer Republic Truck Co
Steck
Ithaca
New Haven Township
Emerson Township
Alma
Sharrar & Wheeler Opera House
Office Hours and Appointment Policy Mentioned
Office hours are listed as 1 to 4 50 p m and 7 a m Sunday vy appointment. Two phone lines are provided for contact.
First State Bank Officers Elected in Alma Michigan
At a Board meeting First State Bank of Alma elected G 8 Ward as President L A Sharp as First Vice President Francis King as Second Vice President Carl H Washburn as Cashier Chas O Ward and J S Knoertzer as Assistant Cashiers W R Tomlin as Teller Albert Dumas as Stenographer and Bert S Mills as Bookkeeper The bank reports rising business and plans a new modern building to serve more depositors Resources total 632 477 86 with potential to reach one million and interest paid to savings depositors 15 315 47 during 1915 MT PLEASANT WOMAN MISSING Mrs Peter Beltinck a Belgian woman about 60 has been missing since January 10 Three boats searched the river near her home with no result The Beltinck family aided many immigrants in the area The river is the last probable clue barring foul play The locality is near Mt Pleasant and Gratiot County. The alarm follows her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Alma
Mich
G 8. Ward
L. A. Sharp
Francis King
Carl H. Washburn
Chas. O. Ward
J. S. Knoertzer
W. R. Tomlin
Albert Dumas
Bert S. Mills
Gratiot
MT. Pleasant
Peter Beltinck
Beltinck
Beltinek
Advertised Letters in Alma Michigan June 17 1416
Advertised letters for the week ending June 17 1016 include J B Grouse Justin Gahn Bert Goodrich Mrs Jay Hawk Benj McKinney H T Moore Chas Smith. If not called for they will be sent to the dead letter office on January 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
J. B. Grouse
Justin Gahn
Bert Goodrich
Jay BR. Hawk
Benj, McKinney
H. T. Moore
Chas. Smith
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Gleaners
Catarre
STATE
Psitre Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
ST. John's Church
Ely District
Sharrar& Wheeler
Thomas J. Carney, M. D
Merchants’ Realty
Tod
C. Thornburgh
M. D
R. McNasb
V.S
Wright House
Mic
John D. Spinney
Merk L. Spinney
Pollasky Bik
First State Bank
Flic
John Sherman
Midland County
Mr. Bartlett
Cleveland
Ohio
Herman Schultz
Clover Hay
Alma Roller Mills
Studebaker
Ax Studebaker
Vi. L. Perrigo Studebaker Dealer
Dr. Price
Dr. Price Pure Food Store
J. B. Smith
Rowland & Johnson
Ethel Cummings
Chick's Shoe
H. Rowland
Jounbon
Central Michigan
Stanton
Fred Sensant
East Michigan Ave
C.H. Jessup
H. M Crooks
W. Superior St
Center St
Owenso
Jan
Monty R
Park Ave
Woodworth Ave
General Howe
Chur G. Rhodes
State Streat
Amal
Nedern
Clifford
Behaea
Aurea Flattrey
A. i
Pieter Menewert
W. C. Hawley
John H. Rohr
Arcada Livery
Hickers
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