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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

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Plan Ticket Selling for Chautauqua

Preparations for the Alma Chau Tauqua season tickets proceed with a citywide canvass planned. A general guarantors meeting is set for Wednesday at the First State Bank, July 26, to organize five districts with captains and specialized committees for plants, women, business groups, and farmers.

Alma Chau Tauqua First State Bank Eeason Chautauqua First Ward J. L. Winslow Rev H. H. Anderson Homer Dunham R. B. Wagner Fouth Frank F Smith Farmers H. M Landis Business Mrs. S. Gaffney Industrial Jotham Allen Business Girls Ann Purdy

Bloomers and Alma to Clash at Republic Field Sunday

Bloomers Girls meet Alma team Sunday afternoon at Republic field in a spirited contest. Alma, managed by Buddy Ryan, fields Earl Brooks on the mound and Bullet Fitch catching, with a strong battery set to test the Bloomer girls who tour in 1922. Five to seven players are in the Bloomer lineup as fans anticipate a sharp showdown amid local strike-linked train changes and Harold Lloyd’s Never Weak at Strand.

Bloomer Republic Field Alma Aggregation Buddy” Ryan Earl Brooks Alma Clan Bullet* Fitch Aime College Ryan Bloomers Alma

Most Popular Young Lady Carnival Contest Draws Prizes

The carnival invites the public to vote for two leading young ladies who will win a diamond ring and a pearl string. Ballots are available at Murphy's Paterson's Drug Stores and the Deluxe Candy Store with daily tallies posted. Prizes awarded Friday evening July 28 on the carnival grounds. Entrants include Louise B P Dumas Rose Kufti Helen Kennedy Margaret Lute Thelma Keith Anna Lutz Leona Cross Gulenden Hireeve.

Cavalry Boys Murphy's Paterson's Scattergood’s Louise BP Dumas Rose Kufti Helen Kennedy Margaret Lute Thelma Keith Anna Lutz Leona Cross Gulenden Hireeve

Taylor resigns as Alma Chamber of Commerce secretary manager

Steward Taylor, who became Alma Chamber of Commerce secretary manager last spring after H. Be. Reece moved to Saginaw, has tendered his resignation to take effect August 12. Directors have not acted yet but are expected to accept. no reason or future plans disclosed.

Steward Taylor Alma Chamber of Commerce H. BE. Reece Reece Saginaw Chamber of Commerce Alma Taylor Lens

Play Supervision At Wright Park Play Supervision At Wright Park

The Alma Civic League engages Mia Frank Bennett as park supervisor for Wright Park from 10 11 am and 2 4 pm daily. Children will enjoy story time, guided play, sewing for girls, and parental cooperation is urged to ensure three hours of supervised activity and safety under Mrs Bennett and the city commission support.

Alma Civic League Mia Frank Bennett G. V. Niles Ezra Smith Commission Exra Smith

Increase of Murder Is Given as Reason

Opinion shifts in Michigan push toward capital punishment. The Marquette prison affair and a 160 percent rise in murders from 1910 to 1920 prompt calls for hanging or electrocution. Attorney General Wiley cites nationwide murders and warns crime deters with swift punishment, while Michigan society lobbies to protect families and enforce penalties.

Michigan Marquette Lansing Merlin Wiley United States

Cavalry Brings Carnival to Alma to Help Fund Troop

Troop arrangements bring the Dykman Joyce Shows to Alma next week under troop auspices to raise funds for their company. The carnival promises clean family entertainment with ten shows four new rides and a band plus a Winnebago Indian Quartette. A diamond ring and string of pearls will be awarded to the two top voters in a contest with ballot boxes at local stores.

Dykman & Joyce Alma Leach Murphy's Paterson Scattergood’s

Service the Key Note of Republic Truck Sales

Col Prank Frith, president of Republic Truck Sales Corp, says service drives sales in motor trucks. The Alma service department logged 2167 orders in April with 99 percent shipped same day, 3163 orders in May with 99.6 percent shipped day of receipt, and 4080 orders in June with 99 percent in transit by day end. Local buyers are impressed by the instant service system, boosting sales over the past three months through owner referrals.

Col Prank Frith Republic Truck Sales Corporation Republic Organization Republic Alma

Kress Drain 10 Be Finished In Alma Project

Western Alma residents will gain relief from spring flood damage as Laycock aims to finish the Kress Drain 10 project this fall. Crews will seek right of way releases within a week or ten days, with officials noting questions may slow progress. The work, totaling extensive pipe installations from the river to city limits, will enclose the yearly flooding area and protect streets including State street and Superior street. Also obituary Dessa Tompoun, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery Wiley, died at home in Alma after being born in Seville in January 1903. she leaves a husband a daughter Eleanor and several family members.

Kress Laycock Ithaca Drain Commissioner's Drain Commissioner's Office Alma State Street Superior Street Ann Arbor Wright Avenue Dessa Tompoun Mra Emery Wiley Seville Eleanor Vera Asa Otto Mildred

Alma Fire Underwriters Survey Praises City Water System

Mr. Cave representing the state fire underwriters praised Alma's water system after inspecting the city’s firefighting facilities. He said the water system is well engineered and sufficient, but improvements with the fire department are needed to boost insurance ratings. A 5,000 point patent rating is discussed, with rates shared among waterworks, fire protection, alarms, and buildings. He suggested upgrading the fire department and building codes to reach a higher rating, noting potential savings of about seven percent in local insurance premiums if the city attains a higher class. A final report will specify required improvements and whether a pumper and chemical tank are needed to qualify for a higher rating.

Cave Alma Winsulf Alan Ali Ave

Deaths in Alma Area Prompt Obituaries

Three Alma residents died during the week and were buried in Riverside cemetery. Booty Zink aged 72, Ernest Adams aged 45, and Joseph H. Manning aged 74, all reported with brief funeral and burial details. Additional notes mention Japanese fans and fashion trends in shoe heels for winter.

Salvation Army Riverside Cemetery Joseph H. Manning Masonic Ypsilanti Dearborn

Republican Meet To Be on Monday

Notices sent for a Republican Workers meeting in Grathat at the commons in Hhwew on Monday evening July 24. The gathering aims to organize William M. Smith for Congress Club with speakers including EB and Moioet and Kelly Sears. District clubs from Shinwassee OU ton and Tania counties are reported to participate.

Pennly Grathat Hhwew Willian M. Smith Congress Club

Assembly 3 To Pen On Sunday Features Church Leaders

A summer assembly for Rock Sule Assets of the Churches of Chemt runs from Sunday July 1 through August 0 at a local venue. The program includes speakers such as Dr C A Trad y of Grand Rapids and Gavey L Cook of Whanupally. Daily services feature Quiet Hour, evening sermons, and youth-focused sessions with multiple state and regional leaders guiding missionary work and Christian Endeavor activities.

Chemt Wall Qdukers Mook 1 C. A, Trady Grand Rapids Gavey L. Cook Whanupally Clara McDurland Ferro Greist Indiendipells Little Traverse City Meretary Pranken Myonec Bath

Business Women Meet at Scattergood Home in July

The Business Women's Association met at Mee A B Scattergood's Woodworth Ave home for a July gathering with a short business session. Marion Grover gave wood selections. four prizes went to Mrs Brearley and Misses Virginia Sawkins Evangeline Sawkins Ruth Million. Refreshments of cake and ice formed a pleasant close. No August meeting planned. Several associations plan to form the Saginaw Valley Alliance Business Women's Council. September meeting set for Scattergood home. PAYING WOODWORTH Holmes Crane Bartling begin concrete work on Woodworth Ave with paving due to finish in two weeks if no delays. Curbing North Woodworth finished. West Downie Street curb work to start. Good roads depend on good officials. Watch your vote as well as your step.

Worman Mee A. B .Scattergood Woodworth Avery Shert Marion Grover Brearley Virgina Evangeline Sawkins Flint Women’s Association of Cowméree Bay City Business Woman's Asociation Saginaw Business Women's Association Ala Iness Women's Association Saginaw Valley Alliance Business Woman's Chuir Scattergood Woodworth Holmes, Crane & Bartling Woodworth Avenue North Woodworth West Downie Street Beween State Street Parksveath

Candidates to Be Questioned on Beer and Light in District

Anti liquor efforts push the eighth congressional district to probe candidates positions on beer and light wine. A district meeting formed a committee to question all candidates for Congress and sheriff and prosecuting attorney about the Walstead amendment and liquor issues ahead of September primary. Rev B I Shoufler resigns as Baptist pastor effective September 1. church announces future plans.

Walstead Presbyterian tMagmnaw Congress Hethiet F & Permitnent Parker Fordney Contoes

Raid on TV homes ends in arrests and bail set

Officers arrested Mash and Shepard on charges of manufacturing liquor and illegal possession. Bonds set at 2000 dollars each, with plans for a judge to be present in Ithaca this week. Authorities seized coils and mash, noting kettle use instead of copper boilers.

Dvctee Biggerstaff Moinet Ithaca

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Bloomer Girls Earl Brooks and Fitch Pere Marquette Sag~inaw Flyers Harold Lloyd Strand Wright Park Commonwealth THE CIY TM. Kay Michigan Vision Bureal T i Pie Assembly Christ Business Women's Association Baptist Church B. 1 Shoufler Mi Hontler Puliie Vfiberg Pern PWO Cote United States Reclamation Service
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