Chadwick Nominated by Republican Convention for Justice of the Peace
The Republican City Convention met in City Hall to nominate for the Justice of Peace vacancy caused by John T. Swigart’s death. Four wards sent delegates. E N Chadwick received all forty votes after speeches by E Chadwick and Geo W Palfrey. Chadwick pledged to devote himself to duties if elected on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
John T. Swigart
C. J. Brown
Karl Adams
J.M. Montigel
G. Rhodes
E. Bagley
First Ward
E. Chadwick
Geo. W. Palfrey
Third Ward
C. H. Washburn
Frank E. Pollasky
E. N. Chadwick
Chadwick
Local visit and community meetings noted in Detroit area
Logal Tapperwgs M Pollasky and daughter Marion visited Detroit at the week's start. The W B Thimble Club meets Tuesday in the G A R Hall for an all day pot luck. Latter Day Saints hold a special meeting at 407 Woodworth Ave at 8 00 p m Rev Tree of Fling to attend. Pupils from city public schools enjoy a kindergarten and three primary grade basket picnic in City Park today. Rev J A Watson of Sparta, formerly Alma, brought to Brainerd's hospital Wednesday evening in critical heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB
Thimble Club
G.A.R. Hall
Latter Day Saints
Woodworth Avenue
Tree of Fling
J. A. Watson
Sparta
Alma
Brainerd's Hospital
Republican Ward Caucuses Report Delegates Chosen
The First ward caucus at city hall elected E A Bagley chair and J B Knoertzer clerk with delegates named for the city conventions. Second ward held on Woodworth Avenue chose A W Brock president and L W Race secretary with list of delegates. Third ward met at Motel Arcada with C H Washburn chair and delegates named. Fourth ward caucus at Wright House sample room chose C J Brown chair and delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
E. A. Bagley
Knoertzer
E. N. Chadwick
Charles Goggin
Fuller
T. A. Ely
George Soper
B. L. Smith
B. A. Bagley
F. Ll. McConkey
W. Allen
Karl Adams
Second Ward
Reading Room
Woodworth Avenue
A.W. Brock Wal
Third Ward
Arcada
Chore Ae
C.H. Washburn
O. Ward
C. H. Washburn
Harry Cohen
Geo. H. Smith
Charles Ward
J. Barney
W. Palfrey
J. Klein
S. Messinger
J. T. Ewing
H. Stuckey
Fourth Ward
Wright House Sample Room
C. J. Brown
F. E. Pollasky
G. Rhoades
R. H. Irwin
Geo. E. Sharkar
Nelson Fullerton
Andrew Watkins
R. H. Wilcox
J. W. Wright
H. C. Moore
Local Notes From Ithaca and Nearby Towns
Rev Ti McLain moves from McWilliams house to a new home owned by T Morse family in Yerby area. J Vinton Gibson plans to move to Perrinton after school ends at North Star. Charles McBain near Ithaca dies after long illness. burial held Sunday. Mrs L Hull of Middleton visiting relatives in Ohio. Mrs Verne Colburn and Alma children visit her father L Hull. Jessie Foote returns to Michigan from Pikesville Tenn and is in Grand Rapids with her mother. Miss Helen Howard, daughter of Fred J and Mrs Howard, to perform at Detroit Conservatory recital June 17. plans to teach music next year. F Max Barrone, 1 1/2, drinks large amount of concentrated ty e. saved by mother and Dr McLain and Welter. remains improving after hours of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti. McLain
McWilliams
T. Morse and
Wm. Yerby
J. Vinton Gibson
North Star
Perrinton
Charles McBain
Ithaca
L. ©. Hull
Middleton
Ohio
Verne Colburn
Alma
Jessie Foote
Pikesville
Tenn
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Misa Helen Howard
Fred J. Howard
Detroit
Detroit Conservatory
Conservatory
Charles Barrone
Ure
McLain
Welter
Eight and a Half Pound Girl Born in Michigan
A letter from Jim Ostrander of Houghton Lake reports an eight and a half pound girl described as the best in Michigan has arrived to stay with them. Mother, formerly Miss Edna Day, and the daughter are getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim" Ostrander
Houghton Lake
Michigan
Edna Day
Westaburg News Social notes from Edmore to Riverdale
Westaburg travelers and visitors populate the week with Edmore and Grand Rapids movements. George Reed and Harvey Hart return home from varied trips while Nellie Owen and Miss Harlow visit relatives in Grand Rapids and Carson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hart
Toleido
Mrs
Nellie Owen
Grand Rapids
Ithaca Local Items Highlight Alma Visits and Weddings
George Richard and family were Alma visitors Sunday. Several local pairs are listed as visiting or traveling, including fireman Ray Woodcock and Miss Effie Yarnell, both Alma natives, and Dewey A. Smith with Miss Virga Saxton. Wedding notes cover Elden L. Potter and Nellie Curtis and Ford Shinabarger and Nila Young. Domestic Science class hosted at Winton's Grove with Gladys Graham leading. Miss Eleanor Griswold visited her grandmother Adelia McCallum before returning to Owosso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richard
Alma
Ray Woodcock
Effie Yarnell
Dewey A. Smith
North Star
Virga Saxton
Ashley
M. Sartor
John Sartor
Earl H. Lucas
Miller
Perrinton
Edith Mae Richard
Middleton
Wm. H. Beasley
Detroit
Ithaca
Judge Sears
Esther Lewin
Elsie
Elden L. Potter
Railroad
Nellie Curtis
Ford Shinabarger
Crystal
Montcalm
Farmer
Nila Young
New Haven
Gladys Graham
Winton’s Grove
Eleanor Griswold
Owosso
Adelia McCallum
Mt Pleasant Indians to play Athletics at Vestaburg park
Local notes list a string of Sunday and Monday trips by families and friends across towns including Riverdale Elm Hall Har bor Point Sheridan and Montgom ery. The Mt Pleasant Indians are set to meet the Athletics at Vestaburg ball park Saturday afternoon June 13 with various residents visiting relatives and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Retort on building churches versus aiding the poor
A minister recounts a streetcar exchange in New York where a passenger urged Christians to stop building grand churches and instead give to the poor. The priest replies with a pithy line about Judas Iscariot. The anecdote highlights skepticism toward ecclesiastical wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judas Iscariot
Names and nicknames span a playful literary collage
A whimsical montage traces a mother’s quest for the perfect baby name through an array of long, grand options. The child is dubbed by many names before a simpler nickname sticks, while a mix of quoted banter and a reunion notice conclude the fragment.
Alma Markets Wing market price list corrected weekly
The Wing market reports prices for grains and livestock with items such as oats wheat shelled corn ear corn white beans red kidney beans ry es barley hay timothy hay mixed veal calves poultry hides and butter listed per pound or per dozen. Prices appear in a dense catalog format with several garbled or mis-spelled entries reflecting an old-time market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joken
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Alma Record
Alma Record Company
C.J. Brown
EA Ghadwige
National Progressive
City Hall
Logal Tapperwgs
M. Pollasky
Marion
Hart Schaffner & Marx
J. Cohen & Bro
Alma, Mich
IRL
Westaburg News
M. Guild
Edmore
George Reed
Mathews
Riverdale
Britton
William Caris
Pat Brown
Charles Zuver
E. Howard
Leo Rhoades
David Marlin, Sr
Sandy Black
Isabella County
Dewitt Murtaugh
Emory Howard
Gobleville
Harlow
Carson City
William
E. Harding
Hornbeck
Allen Orser
The
Ashley World
Roy B. Church of Clarence
Gen. N. Church
J.e.shellhaas Grocery
Elm Hall
William Mallory
J. Nickerson of
Stanton
G. Nickerson
Mrs. Meddick
Mrs. Brown
Remus
Bessie van Horn
Harbor Point
Leslie Phillips
Sheridan
E. Skidmore
Bert Thorp
Charles Green
Belle Whitney
Son of
Montgomery
J. Moore
David Manley
John Davenport
C. M. Guild
Wm. Caris and Son
Audley
Elwell
Mrs. M. Hubbard
Leonard
Brainerd’s Hospital
Howard
Enos
South Haven
Burnice
Mrs. Orris Smith
Saginaw
Pine Avenue
Alma High School
East Superior
J.C. Pardie
H. Montague
Sup't. Mich
Smith and Walston
Bell
Superior St
Bazaa
Chas Rhodes
Jubal Iscariot
Julian Harold Egbert
Ulysses Victor Paul Algernoon
Marcus Cecil Sylvester
George McFall
Fatty
Iis
Jake
Minnie Irving
N. Y
Kansas City Journal
Pattengill
Chas. “Naldrett
Alma Markets
Cushing & Benedict
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