Camp Grant to host Civilian Training Camp in July 1921
War Department and Military Training Camps Association plan a free civilian training camp at Camp Grant Libola from July 21 to August 20 1921 focused on physical training military drills and character development. Open to ages 16 to 85 with good intelligence character and fitness, the program aims to build American manhood and citizenship through outdoor sports lectures and religious activities. Applications handled by local chairmen. details via Room 1224 Ford Bldg Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
War Department
Thy
Military Training Camps Association
Camp Grant
Libola
Tere
Whelps Newberry
Michigan
Trainin Camps Association
Vaudy
Stat
Ford
Detroit
Alma and area residents on brief local business trips
Alma residents and visitors are noted on short trips including Louis Eoyerdon to Coral, Romain Clark in Alma for business, Sheriff Alfred Willert in Ithaca, Earn L. Smith to Washington, D.C., and Mr and Mrs Henry Deitz visiting in Lansing. Several notices advertise theater and shop events, hat sale closings, and local professional moves. Peter Cantey & Co. organizes.
Riverdale notes of visits and relatives in area
Ernest Wilko and other visitors from London Ontario and Lansing join Mr and Mrs Belkap and families for weekend visits. Town residents entertain relatives from Los Angeles and Duluth while Clare and Vestaburg callers conduct errands. Local gatherings include Alma and Durand guests at Moblo and Hall homes with several trips to Hastings Battle Creek and Vestaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wilko
London
George Wilson
Frank Belkap
Lansing
M. Belknap
J. Rundie
Roelford
Jack Moble
Donald
Mrr
Cet
Johnson
Crystal Lake
Anihow Pris
Clare
Sutanley
Los Angeles
Cala
Eewin Baker
Claudian
Evelyn Manley
Silativer
Vestaburg
Mee
Harry Paterson
Won
Robert
Alpin
E. M. Highfield
Alfred Loghur
Nettle Rowe
Hastings
Battle Creek
Merv Amd
Mire
Cec Jukingon
Alma
Jack Moblo
Strong and Daushter
Beulah
Mehley Price
Durand
Fred Nunn
Glen Croton
Blot Hall
Melvin Budge
Elizabeth
Ithaca
John Hall
Asiss Nellie Stoughton
Duluth
Minny
Mew
Pruitt
Emma Reed
Floyd Robjour
Local Social Notes from Alin and Vicinities
Wt Joe Watkin of Alin was a business caller here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs L R McJimsey were callers here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dick Lang of Sumner were callers Wednesday evening. Mrs Goo Bailey and Mr and Mrs Henry Ohmer of Yate spent days at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Ferris. Vera Carrence of Alma was a caller here Tuesday. Several residents, including Mrs Goo Taylor and Mrs Helen Kinney, are mentioned with health and visiting updates. The Wednesday dance was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Watkin
Alin
L. R. McJimsey
Dick Lang
Sumner
Local Social Notes and Obituaries From Alom Area
Several Com here attended the show in Alom Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Win Parks of Riversdale were callers here Wednesday evening. Wycoff of Alma spent a few days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Wycoff. Mr and Mrs Lafayette Weather entertained their daughter Masel and Mrs Weatherwax's wife of Layhown. Haver was a business caller in Alton Thursday. Mrs Ethel Shenk is spending a few weeks with her sister at Winn. Mrs Audley Charter injured her finger last week and suffers from blood poisoning. Mrs Chia Lewis and Miss Viola Fairetilld of Alma were callers here Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm Binsel spending a few days at Breckenridge. The Lanshaw Vliyers closed their week's entertainment here with a very successful season. Mick Langworkhly passed away at his home Saturday after poor health for some time. Funeral Tuesday. He was laid to rest at the French cemetery. Mrs CB Wilted this writing, Mrs Geo Bailey of Yale and Mrs Walter Ferris spent Wednesday at the homes of Will Hutchinson. In better at K P Erwin Regarding His Troubles A year ago last winter I had an attack of indigestion followed by nervousness and constipation. Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets highly recommended for stomach troubles I bought a bottle and they helped me right away writes R F Erwin Peru. If you have any trouble with your digestion give these tablets a trial. They will do you good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Guo
Bailey
Henry Ohmer
Yate
Walter Ferris
Elin Hall
Purlie Center
Victor Fisher Han
Camp Grant
Goo. Taylor
Helen Kinney
Newman
Vera Carrence
Alma
Owen Courter
Wycoff
Mov
Lafayette Weatherwas Ape
Masel
Mes
Weatherwax
Layhown
Wot
Lallahan
Viru Lauahaw
Forest Hill
Haver
Alton
Miu
Ethel Shenk Ie
French
K.P. Erwin
Chamberlain
R. F. Erwin
Peru
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Hoys
Muskegon
Penfomar FE
West
Albion
Michigan Intercollegiate Association
Alma College
Garlami Nevett
Monsant
Newitt
Hawke of
Flint
Davis
Episcopal Church
Peuble
Twiis
Mel
J.J. Qubern
Homer Dunham
Bay City
Davie
Addres
St. Louis Hill
Seig
Mas
Houghton Iakes
Elwell
Chas, Nunn
Howard
Thomas Craton
Andrew Fite
Virginia
Wichfield
KR. el. Moble
Clare Mallory
el Well
Wm. Horton
Allen Highfield
Sturdy
Vern Wiley
Beitrios
Miri
Derry Wolfen
John Young
Margaret
Helen
Ruth
Fred Williams
John Seamin
Albert Johnson
Summer Center
Glen Rose
Karl White
Sons
Seville Center
Callie Foster
John Holland
Clair Sturtevant
State St
Ellison’s Grocery
Santos
Monarch
Armour
Louis Eoyerdon
Coral
Romain Clark
St. Louis
Alfred T. Willert
Earn L. Smith
Washington, D. C
Strand Theater
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Dan. Dry
N. P. McClinton
Saginaw
Ho L. Dewey
Grand Rapids
Mitchell
Guette
Samuel Deitz
Carl H. Washburn
Washburn
State Bankers Association
William II. Rogers
E. A. Bagley
Lovins
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Peter Cantey
Riverdale
Libert Theater
William
Hart
Thomas Ince
Euge O'Brien
Broadway
Neal Hart
Hell's Oasis
Geo. Beban
Jenny
Paramount Artcraft
Realart
Ood Elwell
Alom
Mrs. Win. Parks of
Riversdale
Evientine
Ghichesters
Seatea
Huub Everywhere
A.B. A.” Ae Cheques
The
First State Bank
Alma, Mich
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
John E. Hall
J. C. Cash
Areada Hotel
American Beauty Electric Trans
Earl C. Clapp
Neil Tt
U. S
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
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