Funeral for Dr Edgar A Bagley Held in Alma
The funeral of Dr Edgar A Bagley aged 74 was held at the Presbyterian Church Alma with Rev. William Mason officiating. Masonic services were at Riverside Cemetery by Alma Lodge 244 PoA M. He was a longtime Alma resident, city leader, trustee of Alma College and director of Alma State Savings Bank. Alma College closed for the funeral hour.
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Edgar A. Bagley
D. A. Shiner
Washington
Presbyterian Church
William MH. Mason
Saginaw
Riverside Cemetery
Alma Lodge No. 244
Po & A
Dr. Bagley
Alma
Alma College Board of Trustees
Board of Trade
Alma State Savings Bank
Gratint County Medical Society
Saxton S. Bagley
Minerva Bagley
Hillsdale County
Michigan
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale
Detroit Homeopathic Medical College
Detroit
Nashville
Horton
Jackson County
Lulla KE. Russ
William
Lucius S
Lucius
Muskogee
Okla
Lyceum number coming soon by Fine Arts Quartet
The Lyceum course committee announces the Fine Arts Quartet will appear Tuesday evening February 7 at the Lyceum course. The program features soloists and a novelty recital with an Irish sketch and Spanish music in costumes. Also notes the ensemble and individual artists as highlights. Saturday special offers 4x 6 cotton blankets and bakery pies at discounted prices from D W Robinson Advertisements.
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Lyceum
Fine Arte Quartet
Fine Arts
Ireland
Good Speakers At Noon Lunch At Alma Chamber
Alma Chamber of Commerce luncheon featured Lyle De Barnhart a Alma High School economics teacher who urged retailers to counter mail order competition and capitalize on home trading. C A Chapman introduced Warner of Jonesville while H M Crooks Alma College president warned only top retailers will survive amid shifting shopping trends. CY Calkins chaired and named four ticket sellers for next week’s luncheon.
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Alma Chamber of Commerce
Lyle de Barnhart
Alma High School
C. A. Chapman
Northern Wheel Company
Warner
Jonesville
Warter
H. M. Crooks
Alma College
CY. Calkins
Alma Night Settous Debating Mt Pleasant Debaters
Alma Night Settous Debating travels to Mt Pleasant High School auditorium Friday evening to face Mt Pleasant in another interscholastic debators contest. Alma will argue against the closed shop with Elliott Crooks John Holmes and Dave Strong while Mt Pleasant supports the closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almna Nigh
Mr. Pleasant High School
Joealy
Alma
Mt. Pleasant
Elliott Crooks
John Holmes
Dave Strong
Alma Woo
Alina
Fuller Tire Shop Sold to Ellison Bros on Woodworth Ave
Announcement reports F. J. Fuller sold Fuller Tire Shop to Ellison Bros, who run a Woodworth Avenue tire shop. Fuller plans to move to Maryland to join C. J. Dana to oversee Holland Furnace Company work there. The Elke lodge hosted a card party for over a hundred guests with a luncheon after midnight and announced a membership campaign to close early March.
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F. J. Fuller
Fuller Tire Shop
Ellison Bros
Woodworth Avenue
Mr. Fuller
Maryland
C. J. Dana
Holland Furnace Company
State
Elke
Business leaders weigh rail crisis at Washington conference
Representatives from the Al can Chamber of Commerce may attend a national business conference in Washington on February 9 to address the rail road situation. The National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will host more than 1,100 organizations. The council plans a constructive program to keep rail service private while avoiding maintenance cuts and a shift to government ownership. A new director nomination system will also be discussed, along with a possible move to the metric system. Arcada Grange installed new officers at its January meeting with W M Karl Kuhlman and other officers. The next meeting is the first Friday in February.
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Alcan Chamber of Commerce
Washington
National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Railroad Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Meana
Nations Chamber
Chamber
Arcada Grange
The
Grange
Pettit
Pompeii Grange
W. M
Karl Kuhlman
W. C
Carl Church
W. S
Byrd Clark
Mary Keefer
Anna Wood
C. H. Smith
George Kirby
Max Church
L. Aos
Zero Weather Hits This City
Thermometers plummeted to minus levels over several days with readings of one degree above zero, three below, and six below at dawn. By noon Wednesday, the temperature rebounded to about sixteen above zero, while the highest daytime figure reached twenty nine degrees. Data from local observer F L Delavan confirms the overall cold spell and gradual warming.
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F. L. Delavan
Co-Operative Observer
W OT U H Special Program Recalls Prohibition Day Events
Fra n ie Willard Union marks anniversaries with a program on Prohibition history. Mrs Murt Smith opens the meeting at Ezra Smith home. speakers include Rev Wilks Gelston on America's leadership and Babcock on law enforcement. Mrs Ezra Smith urges press publicity and cartoons to celebrate victories. Special services planned at Baptist Church Feb 1 as part of the Forward Step Campaign.
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Fraiie Willard Union
Ezra Smith
State Street
Murt Smith
Wilks Gelston
Presbyterian Church
Amerien
Amversen
America
Babcock
Record
United States
Mise Mable Field
Alma College
Gooke
Citienry
The
Baptist Church
Wadeworth
W. T. Roberts
Lansing
Normal Reserves Defeat Locals In Rough High School Game
The Alma High School basketball team fell to Mt Pleasant Normal Reserves on their home floor 1 ed, amid harsh officiating and rough tactics. Kline and Anderson led Alma but were hampered by foul trouble, with many points coming from the line. A later overtime setback saw Mt Pleasant Indians edge Presbyterians 21 to 19, prompting plans for a rematch. An advertisement for women’s sweat ers at 1.98 closes the item.
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Alme High School
Toda
Mt. Pleasant
Ted
Kline
Anderson
Centor
Forward
Natal
Alma
Isemon
Sartor
Lynch to Speak at Alaw Chamber Forum Meeting
Janes Lynch of Pantin, former president of the Pantin Chamber of Commerce, will headline the first open forum at city hall. A luncheon for about 130 will follow the forum, with Charles HL Gotan as chairman and a brief program including some election guidance. The open forum starts at 7:00 pm and is planned to end at 8:30 pm to allow attendance at the Masonic party show.
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Alaw Chamber of Commence
Sdeuet Monitor
Janes Lynch of
Pantin
Mimber of Commerce
Caine
Lynch
Fortune Chamber of Commerce
Ba Les
Bip
Aueh
Uayton
Ohio
Charles HL
Gotan
Wireless Grand Opera Farm Week at Michigan A C M
Arrangements are completed for a fifteen minute program of "wire Joe" Cran Opera and daily meetings and exhibits at Michigan Agricultural College from Jan 1 to Feb 8 for Farm Week and Housewives Congress. Final speaker lineups announced. weather favorable promises a record Farm Week with lectures, demonstrations, and exhibits across horticulture, farm crops, machinery, livestock, poultry, and rural home interests.
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Parner Weeks
Michinin
M. 1
Bartan
Anit Prinitewtelvet David
Priday
M.A
Vonwresenen Dd
Ketehum
Michimins G. 1
Cheleve
Furdwe
Individdal
Tiare Ine
State
Peodoypeovereat Association
Muck Faytitar Association
Loanehof Tie Amelia Poultry Ase Velatloh
Beef Prodwites Agetatiation
Ponta
Associa Mon
Othe Eexhititt
Vreeland Wins Gradrical Honor at Alma College Contest
Alma College hosted the Michigan Oratorical League contest in its chapel. Vreeland won the title after a heated debate among entrants, delivering a piece titled The Equality Places and praising virtue and love amid war and famine.
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Alma College
Michigan
Alma
Dane Uury
Fernk Vreeland
Veenland
Betidvini
Vreeland
Uinta
Molley
Wan
Tour ‘Neatoe
Candidate for Gratiot County Clerk Seeks Support in Primary
C D Wiles announces candidacy for Gratiot County Clerk in the Republican primary on September 1. He notes past candidacy when Bernie Case was Clerk and asks voters who backed both him and Hiterel to support him. Reaches out to all Gratiot voters.
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Gratiot County
Bernie Case
Hiterel
C.D. Wiles
Tragic Gratiot County Fire Claims Two Boys
Fire swept a farmhouse ten miles north of Lobis on Thursday morning destroying the Woodmansee home and killing two boys Ward Woodmansee and Lawrence Woodmansee aged about ten and seven. Parents Mr and Mrs Woodmansee narrowly escaped with injuries and endured immense shock as charred bodies were recovered from the blazing ruin.
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Howl
Bouke
Iby Hutee
Lawrena
Mr. Woodmansee
Abel
Thas Fitthy
Moe
Woodmunsee
Bradly Bethink
Kark Te
Mii
Chen
Eucdne
Woodmave
Woeodmnauisee
Lecture on Brave Hawk by Harold Loring at High School
Harold A Loring will present four lecture recitals on The North American Indian at the High School Auditorium Saturday afternoon and evening. The event benefits Alma College Athletic Association with school children paying 15 and 25 cents for the matinee and 25 and 50 cents for the evening. Loring, famed for recording Indian languages and music at government request, will appear in native dress with Brave Hawk Sioux participation illustrating ceremonial songs and dances.
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Harold A. Loring
Alma College Athletic Association
Roosevelt
Mr Loring
U.S
Hawk
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Wireless Grand Opera
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Plames
Howard Woodmansee
Loring
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