City Registration Notice for Alma Electors 1914
City of Alma Michigan boards of registration will meet in all wards on Saturday June 13 1914 from eight in the morning to eight in the evening to complete the lists of qualified electors. A person must be registered to vote in the June 22 election. Sessions in Ward 1 City Hall Council Rooms Ward 2 Ladies Reading Room Harr Gibbs block Ward 3 Vacant store Arcade Hotel Ward 4 Sample Rooms Wright House Dated Alma May 27 14 City Clerk D W Avams. Tob Lillie visiting Grand Rapids for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Michigan
Board of Registration
Third Ward
Arcada
Fourth Ward
Wright
Mich
D. W. Avams
Tel Arcada
Wright House
D. W. Adams
Alma Michigan Special City Election 1914 notice
Notice announces a special city election in Alma Michigan on Monday June 22 1914 from seven to five oclock to fill a Justice of the Peace vacancy. Election places listed by ward include First Ward Council Rooms City Third Ward Vacant store Hotel Arcada Fourth Ward Sample Rooms D W Adams City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Michigan
Sunday Dinners at Gray and Gray Near Post Office
Gray and Gray offer Sunday dinner from 12:30 to 1:30, served opposite the post office for thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray and Gray
Doan's Kidney Pills Sold On Kidney Relief Claim
Alma Mich resident Mrs Charles Vine testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased dull backaches and kidney weakness. She recalls prior claims about their benefits and endorses the product. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Alma
Charles Vine
E. Downie St
Mich
Doan
Sunday Dinner Announcement at Gray and Gray
Gray and Gray, owners of the restaurant opposite the post office, continue 25 cent Sunday dinners. Starting next Sunday they will serve Sunday dinner from 12 to 1 4 o'clock at 35 cents. The best is too good for Gray and Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray & Gray
Local notes from Alma area include visiting, travel and events
A lengthy list of residents and visitors spans Bright, Mt Forest, Lansing, Detroit, Owosso, Saginaw, Grand Rapids, Bay City, Durand, Alma, Breckenridge, Clare, St Louis, Croswell, Ithaca, Pasadena, and other places. Individuals travel for business and leisure, attend church and commencements, and host guests. Notable items include visits by Peter Vreeland, Edna Smith, Will Barton, J. J. Puller, and many others, plus church services, gifts to Prof Ellsworth, and student government activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
Owosso
Will Barton
Saginaw
J. J. Puller
Bay City
Dallas Brock
St. Louis
H. M. Page
Durand
Stanford Phillips
Supt
Russell
Breckenridge
Nick Carter
Detroit
Emma Tousley
Hig Rapids
Ludington
Harriet McGreaham
Dan Kennedy
Calvin Richardson
Mabel Switzer
Alma
Richardson
Ferris Center
Frank, Switzer
Vestaburg
Don Smith
Swift & Co
Lansing
John Ludwick
Ellsworth
L.hughes
Joe Ford
Don Blaisdell
Malcolm Smith
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Seville Center
Claude Whitford reported af at Apple’s Sunday event. Alf Carll, recently Rick, shows slight improvement. Local families gathered at several homes including Alex Miller and Turly Grant. Zelma Miller and Harry Covell from Alma visited parents. Henry Miller hosted James Covell, Charlie Humphrey visited Gid Carll and family. Len Valance was visited by his aunt and uncle. Lyman Humphrey’s wife hosted visitors near Winn. Adventist Aid drew attendees at Robart's in Montcalm county. George Shong toured the high school and crafted a library table in the training room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Whitford
Apple
Alf Carll
Rick
Anna
Charlie
Harry Covell
Alex Miller
George
Ruth Shong
Turly Grant
Zelma Miller
Alma
Henry Miller
James Covell
Charlie Humphrey
Gid Carll
C. B. Wiltshire
Len Valance
Lacey District
J. E. Morgan
Lyman Humphrey
Near Winn
C. C. Wenders
Anton Miller
Adventist Aid
Robart’s
Montcalm County
George Shong
Manwal
Electric Bitters touted as appetite and digestion aid
A vintage ad claims Electric Bitters boosts appetite, cures indigestion, and restores full eating capacity. It touts spring tonic benefits for liver, kidney, and stomach while promising a cleansed system and improved health. Endorsed by W Alexander Brunner with drugstore listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peeble
Ty W. Alexander Brunner
Rhutes’ Drug Store
Rexall Drug Store
Charming gown with handkerchief linen embroidery
A delicate gown features sheer handkerchief linen with elaborate hand embroidery. The sash made of embroidered linen stands out as the key accent of this fashionable up to the minute frock.
Camisoles and Chemi-Vests From Early Fashion Notes
Describes camisoles with lace trims and net frills, worn over the body and fastened on the left side. Demi-vests for close wear use nalnsoolk crape china silk or lawn, length twenty four to twenty nine inches. Mrs Maynard Pringle attended Alumni Ball in Carson City while Albert Ray visited Maple Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Pringle
Saginaw
Carson City
Albert Ray
Maple Rapids
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Gratiot County
Union
Coats
Kimonas
Percale
Amoskey Gingham
Elite Loak Store
P. J. Adams
Gafney
State St
Alma, Mich
Harr & Gibbs Block
Tob
Lillie
Grand Rapids
CHIY
J. P. French
Alma Standard Foundry Mfg. Co
Prost Askodie
Roy Bcutts
Rione
Peter Vreeland
Brighton, Mich
Delin Cox
Mt. Forest
Frank Ruggles
Guy Smith
Peter Voorheiss
Frank Miller
Bittner
W. T. Switzer
River Ave
W. Hi, Root
W. H. Root
J. A. Converse
Clare
Howard M. Dart
R. C. Saxton
Beulah Reeves
Greenville
Guy Levitt
Croswell
John Campbell
Ithaca
C. R. Andrew
Senator King
Fanny
Elsie Boyer
Pasadena
California
Lawrence Downing
Frank Davis
Melissa Baldwin
Condry
Hastings Street
WW. T. Switzer
E. Brearly
Walkerton
Canada
BE. H. Dean
Helen
Saginaw Satur
Presbyterian Church
Blaisdell
R. A. Collins
Riverdale
Forest Hill
C. L. Wood
Huntington
Indiana
Central College
Henry Stuckey
Dan Stuckey
Tiffin, C
Peter Stuckey
Bloomville
Charles Barnes
Chicago
F. L. Barnes
Jackson
Seville Center News
Mr. Skidder
Goodyear
St Alma Garage
Waterman's
Weese Alma Vaudette
Kabo
Warner
Brassieres
White & Lady
Woodworth Avenue
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