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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
11
E. H. Fairchild moves his real estate office from the Odd Fellow block to the Beehive restaurant on State Street just north of the post office. He invites both old and new customers to visit his new location.
A gritty baseball feature ends with Gatewood puzzleing Republics as Star Clubbers push runs across late. Torrenti and Brown spark rallies, while Wesley and Chouinard make sharp plays. a key ninth inning preserves a tense finish. Obituary note follows.
The Rail Lights, Toledo’s leading semi pro club, sign ex big leaguers and major leaguers to bolster the mound and lineup. Notable additions include Allen Collamore Ralph Comstock Ralph Bell and Jimmy Baxter. Key players Sweeney Daubert Taubert Thompson Bresnahan Brenegan Wells Van Dyke Miller Clark and manager Wells shape a powerful defense and offense. After 25 games the record stands 17 wins 8 losses with a 5 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs marking a strong start.
Miles Maina, veteran pitcher with ties to the South Michigan League and Pacific Coast League, may start Saturday for the Republic Tracks against the Toledo Rail Lights. If he proves up to expectations the management plans to use him. Rip Hagerman is expected to work Sunday's game. Also notes summer illness remedies and a Butler Tenn. endorsement for Chamberlain's Cola and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Opie Read, famed novelist and journalist, headlines at the Redpath Chautauqua with a new lecture built from never before told experience stories. He will deliver his address with his characteristic blend of laughter and tears, drawing millions of readers and listeners. Hillcrest Sunday School forms, elects officers, enrolls 52, and plans services at 4:00 p.m. each Sunday, inviting all to join.
An OCR reel blends a West Africa superstition passage with a Michigan Circut Court chancery notice for Maxine Greil Metanet and Robert M Suule. The document mentions Helen Newman Elaine Newman as defendants and outlines steps for answer, publication, and service within specified months, with civic legal actions in Gratiot County Michigan.
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