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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1914

Page

1

Manly Address at Alma Banquet Calls for Church Duty

Nearly two hundred men gathered at the I. O. O. F. hall for a supper and program. Rev. W. H. Mason urged men to uphold church values in private and public life, stressing moral obligation and brotherly kindness. Carl H. Washburn linked church to business ethics, citing temperance of wealth and personal virtue as remedies for modern strains.

Ceretmionies G. W. Wright B. Butler J. W. Priest A. T. Fannell Dr. McGinn W. H. Mason Presbyterian Church Alma Carl H. Washburn First State Bank Ferris Michigan

Revival Meetings Close Strongly at Methodist Church

The two week revival series led by Rev. Thomas G. R. Brownlow and Rev. J. C. Leckie of Leamington, Canada concluded Sunday with two sermons on Peter and Lessons from the Sea. A volunteer choir and soloists enhanced the services. Twenty nine new members joined the church last Sunday and more are expected as the impact on attendees grows. E. L. Wood of Mecosta visited his daughter May, a nurse at Brainerd’s hospital, Monday.

Methodist Church Thomas G. R. Brownlow J. C. Leckie Leamington Canada Leckie Peter Fannell E. L. Wood of Mecosta May Brainerd’s Hospital

Clinton County Republican Banquet to Feature Noted Speakers

The Clinton County Republican club will hold its annual banquet at St. Johns on Friday February 13. Speakers include former Speaker Joseph Cannon on forty years in Congress United States Senator Townsend Congressman Fordney Alexander J. Kossbeck candidate for governor John Q. Ross lieutenant governor Frederick C. Martindale Grant Fellows and more. Tickets are selling fast with a reception for speakers at the Masonic club from 4 to 5 pm and State Senator William M. Smith named toastmaster.

Clinton County Republican Club St. Johns House of Representatives Joe” Cannon United States Congress United States Charles E. Townsend Joseph W. Fordney Alexander J. Kossbeck John

Weekly Recitals at College Chapel Draw Interest

Pupils of the School of Music host Friday evening recitals in the college chapel, drawing good attendance from students and the public. Last week’s recital opened after holidays with strong program and turnout. performances begin at 4 16. This week features Mazurka and pieces by Verdi and Godard, performed by named students and instructors.

School of Music College Meyer-Helmund Thayer Verdi Kennedy Mr Butler RezoMna

Moneta Ball Classes Clash In Close College Games

Saturday evening January 17 saw upperclassmen prevail in hard fought basketball with Seniors 29 Juniors 10 and Sophomores winning the Soph-Fresh game 25-14. Key players included E Johnson Hyde Vought Rogers and McCloy. notable injuries and fouls affected play as Nesbit Ed Johnson and Schultz led the Sophomores. Continued on page 2.

E. Johnson C Higsby Vought Rogers Hyde Johnson Hyde Cook McCloy Wood Rogers J. Ephie Johnson Harry Schultz Razor Migsby Fresheften Nesbit Johnson McFarlane Hyde Anderson Tafford Schultziedman Spinney Cole Anderson Feld Nesbet Schultz W. Schultz Friedman Spinney Schultz Rina

QUIKE BACTLETT DEAD Passed Away Monday Morning

Quike Bactlett died Monday morning at four o clock. The death was reported by his family and reflects a quiet, early hour passing. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services.

Susie Bartlett Died At Fourteen After Illness

Miss Susie Bartlett daughter of Mrs Clinton Nelson died at her mother's home on West Superior Street after a week with peritonitis. She was fourteen, in the high school freshman class and well liked. Funeral services were at the Baptist church conducted by Rev J W Priest and burial at Riverside Cemetery. Local church notes report revival meetings adding twenty nine united with the Methodist church bringing total new members to forty five. A reception is planned for next Sunday morning and a men's banquet was held with the church ladies serving in the IOOF hall. The Methodist motto is Help Everybody and Hinder Nobody.

Susie Bartlett Clinton Nelson W. Superior Street Miss Bartlett Baptist Church J. W. Priest Riverside Cemetery Methodist News Methods Church The Methodist Church

Anthem Praise My of Heaven Choir and Evening Prayer

Matthews Choir presents Anthem Praise My of Heaven with organist Miss Theo Amsbury. Director T A Pannell leads the program featuring Anthen Prayer of the Penitent in an evening concert.

Praise My of Heaven Choir Anthen Prayer of the Penitent Matthews Theo Amsbury T. A. Pannell

Morning Worship and Activities at Local Baptist Church

Morning service at 10 with a sermon titled Walking with God. Sunday school at 11 30, the Young People meeting at 6 with The Challenge of the Life of Jud son to the Young Life of Today. Evening service at 7 with The Son of Man is come to Save Men's lives. Prayer meeting moved to Thursday at 7 30. All are invited.

God Judson

Engagement Announced At Wright Hall Dinner

Mrs. T. C. Blaisdell hosted an announcement dinner with Wright Hall teachers as guests. Miss Marie Haefiger, dean of women, announced her engagement to Mr. Stanley Graves of Detroit, an Alma College alumnus and traveling auditor for Michigan Central Railroad. The wedding is planned for summer. F. Vought visited Ithaca on business Wednesday.

T. C. Blaisdell Wright Hall Marie Haefiger Stanley Graves Detroit

Alma Bowling Team Beats Locals in Opening Intercity Clash

Alma led by Captain Belbach with a three game average near 180 and a high 201, Bailey added 182 with 175 high, Turcott 164, as Mt Pleasant reports Alma’s five bowlers won the opener. Local return match looms with possible surprises.

Mt. Pleasant Belbach Alma Bailey Turcott Aliia— McPhee Ward Wee Wolf Gogein Belbaeh Donovan

Glean Montiel Dead After Illness in Alma City

Glenn Montigel eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Montigel of Alma died Tuesday January 20 after a long illness. Born February 6 1888 in Alma he lived here most of his life and was Alma High School class of 1900 graduate. Funeral by Rev J Frank Jackson at Riverside Cemetery ends the family’s sorrow with community sympathy.

Glenn Montigel J. M. Montivel Alma Glenn Alma High School Chicago University J. Frank Jackson Riverside Cemetery

Republican Banquet Planned for February in Alona at Wright House

The Gratiot County Republican Club schedules a February 11 banquet at Wright House Alona with a strong speaker lineup. Wesley Jones and Townsend are among confirmed speakers with others pending. tickets on sale and a special southbound train from Owosso arranged for attendees.

Alma College Get Together Banquet Fosters Town Alliance

Alma College held a Monday evening Get Together Banquet in Wright Hall prelude to the Board of Trustees annual meeting. Business leaders from Alma and trustees from across the state attended. speeches highlighted college town relations and a notable claim that the college spends over 50 thousand dollars yearly in Alma.

Alma College Wright Hall Alina Wright Moore Alon Spencer Ionia Tracy Sturgis Cook Mitchell Alma Pref Wearch Glee Club Will

Installation Of Officers At Riverdale And Elwell Hives

A joint meeting of Riverdale and Elwell Hives saw installing officer Mary Clow install officers for three candidates. About 45 members from Alina Riverdale and Elwell attended. refreshments followed and Mrs Clow received a toilet set for her service.

Bowell Lodge Contander Olive Culver Sarah McLachlan tLavilla Nelson Lillie Miller Olive Lathrop Ira Shaverith Welch Sargeant Grace Murphy Sentinel Cota Rice Helen Kinney Mary Clow Alina Riverdale Elwell Hives Clow W

Calumet Fire Disaster Prompts Statewide Safety Letter

The January 8 1914 letter from Lansing warns fire chiefs that Calumet Christmas Eve deaths show panic can occur without a fire. It cites unsafe public buildings and crowded second and third floor spaces lacking exits and fire escapes, urging improvements to prevent a repeat of the horror.

Lansing Calumet Cleary Michigan

Roy Phillips to Teach at Traverse City High School

Roy Phillips, a Alma College student set to graduate this term with a four year mathematical and laboratory science degree, has accepted a teaching post at Traverse City High School. He will oversee mathematical and zoological departments and return home to Marlette for the new assignment. Phillips is noted for athletics, having played varsity football, basketball, and baseball, and has served as business manager of the Almanian and president of Zeta Sigma fraternity. He leaves Monday for his new work.

Roy Phillips Colege Traverse City Phillips Marlette Alma Mina Almanian Zeta Sigma

Change in ownership at Alma garage ends Mead & Rambo era

The Alma garage changed hands Saturday with Mead & Rambo selling to Jesse A. Wheeler of Detroit and William A. Barton of Ithaca. The bicycle department is dropped, operations began Monday, and both new owners are experts. The Lyceum Course next on February 4 features Judge George R. Alden. Mitchell's drug store to host second seat drawing January 24.

Alma Mead & Rambo Jesse A. Wheeler Detroit Hammond and Standish Chalmers Motor Companies William A. Barton Ithaca Lyceum George R. Alden Merbert R. Willett Mitchell’s

Bible in Modern Life Lecture By Dr Willett

Dr Herbert R Willett of Chicago University lectured at Alma opera house Friday evening January 1 on The Bible and its Place in Modern Life. He traced biblical influence through Milan Florence and Rome, linking St Augustine Dante Savonarola and Sir Walter Scott to civic leadership and national identity. The talk referenced Queen Victoria and President Jackson and hinted at continued discussion on page 4.

Herbert R. Willett Chicago University Alma Opera House J. T. Ewing Tonia J. T Milan St. Augustine Florence Dante Christ Jerome Savonarola Walter Scott Queen Victoria England Jackson Republic

Shepard Assumes New Freight Agent Post at Ionia

V I Shepard former Pere Marquette freight agent resigns Alma position and leaves Monday for Ionia to head that office. Family to move to Ionia in spring. Alma property to be sold. Evans from Clifford fills vacancy temporarily as the company seeks a replacement.

V. I. Shepard Pere Marquette Alma Ionia Mr. Shepard Evans Clifford Shepard

Alma Choral Club elects officers for new term

At a recent Alma Choral Club meeting Prof T A Fan was chosen president Harriet McGreaham vice president Olive Smith secretary and John Knnerteer treasurer. The group will perform Coleridge Taylor Miawatha's Wedding at the May festival and plan a mixed concert with the college orchestra at downtown venue at popular prices.

Alma Choral Club T. A. Fan

Masonic Dance Proceeds Aid Masonite Temple

A series of five dancing parties began on New Year’s Eve to support the Masonite Temple Association. The first event drew a large crowd with guests from out of town. Eastern Star hosted the most recent dance, with music by French and Keenan of Mt Pleasant. Committee members include Dr. F A Gill chair, Ray Tomich, Chas Ward, Jas Klein, and J S Knoertzer.

Aete Masonite Temple Association F A. Gill French Keenan Mt Pleasant Eoad

Mrs Artwell Dead Ingersoll and Tuscola links recalled

Nin M Dempsey born in Quebec 1887, married Abner S Young of Union Civil War veteran. Survived by three or four children located in Tuscola and Jarvis Canada. Funeral at Baptist church Riverside cemetery remains. Pembroke Club hosts twenty members at the Burton home with sleigh ride and program.

Nin M. Dempsey Quebec Canada Ingersoll Abner S. Young Sarah M Belbeck Marilla Union Young Motwell Abram John Tuscola County Priest Jarvis Mwell Hartwell Methodist Church Baptist Church J. W. Priest Riverside Cemetery Pembroke Club The Presbyterian Church Claude Burton Alma Robert Ross

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MN Bane EAD Tood Pierrette Ruth Cook Chaminade Buck Mr. Hodge Berceuse Vocelyn Godard Miss Goll Miss Gilmore Quike Bactlett Nelson Methodist Notes First Methodist Episcopal Church State Street Bible School Our Bible School Epworth League Sunday Music F. Vought Glean Montiel J. M. Montigel Was Borwin Alma Pinney Gratiot County Alona Wright House Wm. Alden Smith Townsend Wesley Jones U. S. Senate Wm. Smith U.S Washington Joseph John Q. Ross David A. Fitzgibbon Owosso H. Pinney Idney Barclay Tatik of Siiley Hives, J TMM Riverdaie Lodge Cor Carrie Willinies Miande Phelps R K Angeline Nichole Kro Martha Sutton Pinine Hartie Mhelps Carrie Richards Anna Looker Cora Hudson Cora Losey Winship Traverse City Schools Ats Plage Choral Club Mrs. Artwell
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