Probate Court Hearing On Polly Kellog Estate In Alma
Michigan probate court in Ithaca issues a hearing for the estate of Polly Kellog. order for publication of notice in The Alma Record three successive weeks before the hearing date set for January 6, 1900 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Seaver Judge of Probate and Clerk of Probate seal the order.
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EHOW
State OF
Michigan
Noid
Ithaca
Pesca Men Linac
Polly Kellog
Siserva Duige
Praylig
Ang Ermine
Alma Record
Asid Court
TRAAC
Shaver
Seaver
Real estate wage comparisons in historic salary table
A fragmented list shows various rulers and leaders with daily salaries, noting figures for the sultan of Turkey, emperor of Austria, king of Italy, king of England, Leopold of Belgium, and President Roosevelt, among others, including Napoleon and French president figures, in a historic wage compilation.
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Turkey
Austria
Italy
England
Leopold
Belgium
Roosevelt
Napoleon
France
Alma College Exhibition Week Ends With Debates And Feasts
Alma College presents Friday and Saturday evenings of public events featuring junior and sophomore exhibitions. Friday offers orations by Bond, Messrs Chapel, Whittemore, Nelson, Carson and McComb with music from the music school. Saturday hosts a debate on organized labor and boycott followed by a final feast of refreshments.
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Lindley
Miss Dykes
iCall
Koergen
Miss Hood
Graves
Slide One Over in Mt Pleasant Narrow Loss to Normals
The college team journeyed to Mt Pleasant Friday seeking a win against Normal five. After two halves of 20 minutes, the score stood 25 to 30 in favor of the Normals. Loss blamed on lack of team work and Campbell missing free throws, plus larger floor hindering play.
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Mt. Pieasant
Campbell
Mt Pleasant and Alma Clash In Low Scoring Duel
Mt Pleasant defeats Alma 30 to 25 as Stickles leads with four made fouls from eight attempts. The Normals show improvements with long passes and a private party follows the game at Saginaw YMCA. Regular track and base ball work begins despite limited gym access and ongoing practice restrictions.
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Alma
Phillips
Kergen
Moben
Mt. Pleasant
Stickles
Lance
Dwyer
Saginaw Y. M. C. A
Mt. Peasant Athletic Association
Sium
Flint Mates
Fraker
R. F. Finch Campbell
Hoben Co
Lance Kergen
R. G. Crawford
G. McCarthy
Crawford
Hoben
Campbell
Referee -Dwyer
Saginaw
Local Social Notes and Community Updates
Mrs. and Mrs. C. A. Nutton were called to Lowell for a death in the family. Mrs. Lot Ferris returned from Cleveland after visiting daughter Clune. Katy Lavoy returned home after visiting parrots’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Porquer’s home hosted Jeme Mutford and others. The W. C. M. B. railroad social at the Maccabee hall drew a large crowd, featuring a Japanese tea booth and fortune teller. ice cream and doughnuts sold well with Nellie Berry serving. Proceeds totaled 10.05 dollars. Mrs. Story is improving after illness. The Happy Ten will host a dancing party at the Maccabee hall on Thursday evening January 24 with a new orchestra. Lala Havens of Ewell is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Church. Miss Hayden, assistant teacher, taught only Monday and Tuesday last week due to chickenpox. Mr. Skinner went to Newberry to visit grandson Harry Skinner and family. Sol Mangus, previously confined, is out again. Mr. Forquer received word that Jock Johnson at Riverside burned out. Miss Carrie Thompson is caring for the post office in his absence. Lucy Parr visited Mrs. Sperry on Monday afternoon. Jack Klees was in town on Monday.
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Mra
C. A. Nutton
Lowell
Fils Eiter
Lot Ferris
Cleveland
Ohio
Clune
Katy Lavoy
Porquer
Jeme Mutford Ie
Brust
de. Graham
Lee Townsend
Story
Maccabee Hall
Lala Havens of
Ewell
H. ©. Church
Hayden
Skinner
Newberry
Harry Skinner
Sol Mangus
Mr. Forquer
Jock Johnson
Riverside
Carrie Thompson
Lucy Parr
Grange Notes from Sumner Grange No 508 Meeting
Sumner Grange No 508 met at Maccabee s hall with eleven officers and thirty members present. Worthy Master Klees appointed In Hunt as steward and Homer Hunt as gatekeeper. Finance committee reported 37.19 in treasury and reports on memberships were tabled. Committees named for the year and program planned with a volunteer basis.
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Sumner Grange
Maccabees Hall
Klees
Bros
Hunt
Homer Hunt
John Seaman
Thomas Lang
J. P. Warren
Treasury
Alice Seaman
Ovid Seaman
Flossie
Isadore Lang
Flossie Seaman
Carrie Thompson
Lottie Forquer
Sning Lang
Sony
Wild Bird
Civic groups meet to discuss Michigan city incorporation act
A Detroit Saturday meeting of civic organizations chose Hon. Lawton T. Hemann as chair and Charles T. Sawyer as secretary to shape a general act for city incorporation. Provisions urged include non discrimination, new or revised charters by a nine member state commission, ratification by voters, uniform taxation, limited borrowing, and annexation rules.
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Detroit
Lawton T. Hemann
Mason
Chas
T. Sawyer
F. F. Ingram
Grange program includes music and readings at meeting
Vocal duet by Rhea Seaman and Phillips and Maxie on phonograph by H O Church open the program. W N Maldwin reports on Farmer's Institute with select reading. The meeting features a lively grange recipe, President Roosevelt quotations, and Michigan history discussions. A Valentine social is planned for Heb 14.
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Rhea Seaman
Phillips
Maxie
H. O. Church
Farmer's Institute
W. N. Maldwin
P. A. Kiees
Roosevelt
J. J. Seaman
Michigan
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