Liquor schemer and bakery worker jailed in Ithaca case
James Hiney a foreigner and Claud Harrington are jailed in Ithaca on liquor charges. Hiney bound over to circuit court for illegally manufacturing liquor and possession, Harrington jailed thirty days after being found to have helped make the drink. The affair centers on a Pine River township liquor operation run from a bakery where Harrington worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hiney
Claud Harrington
Ithaca
Hiney
William Hl. Rogers
Harrington
Pine River Township
William H. Rogers
Jones Harrington
Rogers
Superior Bakery
A. G. Moore
Michigan wool pool expands beyond 1920 totals
The Michigan State Farm Bureau wool pool grows rapidly as more counties ship wool and demand grading services. Nearly 1,000,000 pounds pooled. Shiawassee, Clinton, Midland and Livingston lead. Five grading teams cover daily, with a capacity of 75,000 pounds per day, and Eastern mills ready to buy Michigan wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Farm Borewd Woel Department
Shiawassee
Farm Bureau
Clinton
Midland
Livingston
Ling
Springport
Upper Peninsula
Eastern Mille
Michigan
Rothe
College conference draws Presbyrian workers to Alma College
The Alma Summer conference for Sunday School workers and young people, directed by Presbyterian boards, attracts strong attendance. Instructors Rev Willis L. Gelston and Rev Hamilton lead lectures on organization and home and foreign missions, with many state church and Sunday school leaders present. Robert Notestein of Saline visited Alma College and the Notestein home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Alma College
Mie
Presbyterian Church
Heim
Ehureh
Suneday
Willis L. Gelston
Refewer Rey Hamilton
Elise
New Well 10 to be Sunk Here for City Water Supply
City officials plan to sink a new well in Waterworks Park near the Piprina station, contracted to Keeway Well Contractor of South Tend Indiana, at about 475 to 500 feet depth. The 10 inch well, costing around 240 per foot, aims to test water levels and the pocket of rock beneath the city, guided by state geologist R A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Reynaud
Vutings
Keeway
South Tend
Indiana
Piripina
Eal
Etty
Parvell
Jackion
Fayed
Kewey Wbte
R. A. Smith
Alma Fe
Mt. Pleasant
Ithaca
St. Louis
Mt. Messant
Deckerville Forced To Print Statement In Village Journal
In Deckerville a dispute over publishing the village financial statement ended with Judge Beach ruling that if a village has a newspaper the statement must be printed there. The local editor Joseph Dawe argued for in newspaper publication only in the village paper. The ruling directs payment to the out of town printer and to the editor for legal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrewit
Dockervilly
Recorder
Dave
Chautauqua Tickets Set to Go On Sale in Alma
Tickets for the 141 Redpath Chautauqua in Alma from August 4 to 13 are expected to go on sale this week after a chamber of commerce pledge of support. The event is financed by about 100 local residents and backed by the Alma Chamber of Commerce. The Merchants Bureau may discuss a Homecoming Week to showcase lectures dramas and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Alma Chamber of Commerce
Profesor
J.T. Ewing
Chaubeugud-Lyceu Committee
Jeter
Tt. BE. Retee
Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads Tour Arrives in Alma for Meeting
A Michigan Good Roads Association tour group of 400 people in 50 vehicles arrived at Alma for a morning gathering in Weight Park. The Detroit Ford band provided music, and two talks were delivered by Canadian Good Roads Association president Mr Doolittle and Detroit police chief inspector Mr McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Good Roads Association
Alma
Weight Park
Ford Motor Company Band of
Detroit
Michigan
Ontario
Wood Roads
Doollittle
Canadian Good Roads Association
McDonald
County Club Champs Hold Meat at M A C
More than 124 Michigan county champions gathered at Michigan Agricultural College for Club Week. Attendees earned entry by high local honors across club activities. Highlights included a visit with Governor Groesbeck, a banquet by the state board of agriculture, and swimming in the college pool, plus informational meetings under R A Turner of the Extension Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
M.A. C
Groesbeck
State Capitol
State Board of Agriculture
R.A. Turner
M. A
More Speeders Pay Court Fines
Three more speeders were arrested in Alma during the past week and paid fines at local justice court. Police continue the drive against traffic and city ordinance violators, signaling the probable fate of other offenders. Officials emphasize enforcement to those speeding or driving carelessly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Captain Daysie MacLean Leaves Alma for Owen Work
Captain Daysie MacLean of the Salvation Army in Alma is transferred to Owen to lead new work. In Alma her leadership expanded the corps from four to over sixty members, built its own building, and extended programs including police liaison and youth outreach. A farewell meeting at Superior Street reported high turnout as Envoy Flansburg and Lieut Blackburn prepare to assume duties.
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Daysie MacLein
Salvation Army Corps
Owen
Snl
Alma
Merline
MacLean
Alia
Pnil Guuh
Tite
Alo
Salvation Army
Nessa
Alma Qubreal
Ralivation Army
Toy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Dipaie MacLean Ha
Mary
Daysie MacLown
Superior Street
Mra MacLean
Flansburg
Captain Maclean
Allan
Owaske
Gillinga
Ludington
Blackburn
S. A. College
Grape Rot Threatens Michigan Crops This Year
Grape Rot may hit Michigan grapes this year as rainy late July weather raises losses. Plant pathologist G H Coons notes field work shows Grape Black Rot could be serious and urges timely Bordeaux spray before rain to protect the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
G. H. Coons
Michigan Agricultural College
Coons
Wright House Barn Secured for Cavalry
The Alma cavalry unit has leased the Wright House barn for three years to serve as its headquarters. Remodeling will proceed, with 2000 needed to cover first year rent, and 10000 to be raised locally. The unit will spend 10000 to 18000 yearly in Alabama for supplies and operations. Arrival of 32 horses is expected today, with stabling and remodeling underway. Military equipment, including rifles, cartridges, belts, and related gear, has been shipped, reflecting a high quality National Guard supply.
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Alma
Wright House
Locil Cavalry
Alama
Ees
Was It Your Girl Who Was There
A late night encounter on a lonely road shows a boy and a girl in a car. The writer argues mothers must guard daughters and challenge parental neglect that invites wrongdoing, noting seven girls appeared before Alma justice last week for improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrn
Alma
Vocational Board Worker Here in Alma July 11
H W Noyes of the Federal program spoke in Alma about veteran vocational training. He stressed that a man with compensable disability is entitled to training and that disability tied to service qualifies. The board funds training with monthly stipends, varying by handicap, while nonhandicapped trainees receive training but no extra pay, with compensation continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Noyes
Alma
U. S
Fine Assembly at Rock Lake in Michigan District
The third annual assembly of the fifth district Church of Christ will run July 17 to 31 at the assembly grounds on Rock Lake near Ventuburg. Speakers include Rev. Raum of Ann Arbor, Garry L. Cook, Miss Carmichial of Indianapolis, Rev. Gerrard of Tonia, F. P. Arthur of Ann Arbor, Frank Green of Owosso, and Dr. Hughes of Chicago. Missionary day is July 22 with Mrs. Hicks of Detroit and Mrs. McParland of St. Louis. Music will feature special song services and orchestras.
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Churchex of Christ
Mork Lake
Ventuburg
Rock Lake
Raum
Pucter
The
Anna Church of Christ
Ann Arbor
Evulgetiom
Garry L. Cook
Mise Carmichial
Indianapolis
Church of Christ of the Fifth
Tonia
F. P. Arthur
Frank Green
Hicks
Detroit
McParland
St.Louis
Leon K. May
Re elected Sanderhoff and Davis lead district meeting
Otto Sanderhoff and W G Davis were reelected to three year terms at the district meeting held Monday afternoon. The session approved a larger budget of 110085 dollars to fund milk and soup for needy students and outlined improvements in school heating, sanitation, and fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sanderhoff
W. G. Davis
Randerhoff
J. W. Kelder
Heart
Kelder
Alina's
Campbell Made Permanent Chief of Police in City
The city commission confirmed James Campbell as permanent chief of police for the remainder of the year. Campbell had served as acting chief for two months after a May temporary appointment as city officials’ annual appointments were made. The report also notes the expected arrival of Corporal George W. Myers’s body from France to Alma for funeral arrangements, with details pending his parents’ response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Myers
Red Arrow Division
France
Alma
Hoboken
Detroit
Preas
Charles F. DuBois
Legion
Myers
Jackson
James Campbell
Charles R. Murphy
Campbell
I. W. Creaner
Albert J. Archer
Hail Stones Described Incorrectly In Reading Proof
The text cites a guilty plea by Mr. Del avan amid a reading proof error. It notes a misprinted measurement for hail stones, originally read as 12 years ago and described as 1 inches by 2 or 3 inches, but should read 4 inches by 2 or 3 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delavan
Regional Conference for Red Crome Officials Planned
A regional conference of Red Crome officials from twenty two Northeastern Michigan counties will meet at the Saginaw Armory headquarters July 20. Lake Division officials will attend and a notable program is being arranged. Open to the public. invitation extended to all former Red Crows workers.
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Red Crome
Michigan
Saginaw County
Saginaw Armory
Lake Division
Red Crows
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Robert Natestein
Sainin
Alma Ion Tusindsy
Professor Aml Mra Fon
Deckerville
T. Ewing
Sis Grant
Ali, Mich
Spie Shey
Alain Chamber of Commerce
Washburn
Wright
Alow Channer
Ralph Connor
Sky Pilot
Strand
MR Mag Lean
Gilling
National Guard
Vocational Board
Fine Assembly
Rogk Lake
Aipta
Church OF Christ Assembly
Sanderhoff
Davis
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