Alma selects Alma native John S Shiner as principal
John S Shiner an Alma boy born in Mansfield Ohio is named principal of Alma public schools after moving with his family seventeen years ago He will receive a Ph B next Thursday for four years of study and will teach natural sciences and some mathematics with plans for an Ann Arbor summer course The community congratulates him on the appointment and wishes him success in his new post.
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John S. Shiner
Alma Public Schools
Alma
Mansfield
Ohio
Buckeye
Gratiot County
Wheeler
Alia High School
Alms College
Shiner
Ann Arbor
Excursion to Mt Pleasant Races Planned by Avon Arbor RR
A one day rail excursion to Mt Pleasant is offered by the Avon Arbor Railroad on Thursday June 19. The Alma bound train departs at 10:00 am with a round trip fare of six dollars. A special return train leaves Mt Pleasant at 7:00 pm. Regular trains also sell excursion tickets for June 10 15 and 17 with return validity to June 20 at one third more than fare.
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Mt. Pleasant
Avon Arbor RR
Alma
Alma gossip and travels in Frome vicinity
Frome area notices list numerous residents visiting relatives in Alma and nearby towns. Trips include cee Jay Clizbe Detroit Owosso and Frank Ward Big Rapids Alma, with many others visiting, moving, or attending events across Saginaw, Bay City, Muskegon, Hastings, Ovid, and St Johns.
Freshman Exhibition Shines In College Chapel
The class of 1908 faced a delayed planning period but delivered a strong freshman exhibition echoed by the class of 1906. Essays covered Bread Making and Robert Burns, with a lively debate on whether sending American youths to foreign universities is wise. The affirmative prevailed as judges Dr. W. K. Spencer Prof. B. H Harper and Prof. J. T. Ewing presided.
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College Chapel
Jean Lowther
Robert Burns
Caven Ronald
Gladys Nelson
Karl Allered
Lillian Hunt
William 5. Cooper
Lillian Crandell
Claude D. Cooley
Alice McCord
Fred Soule
Howard A. Potter
Geo
P. Davey
Ruth Henson
Lara Wilson
Elbridge Anderson
W. K. Spencer
B. H Harper
J.T. Ewing
Miss Carrie Hoyt Hosts at Kemas With Pauline Hazelton
Miss Carrie Hoyt of Kemas visits Miss Pauline Hazelton while college notes report Prof E O Rowe from Mt Pleasant visiting chapel and Prof F N Notestine still ill yet not out. Cards list commencement gossip and multiple campus officers and events across the college.
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Carrie Hoyt
Kemas
Pauline Hazelton
E O. Rowe
Mt. Pleasant
F. N. Notestine
D. Harry
State Y
Braske
California
Blanche Jonkes
Louise Strange
Mabelle E. Te Ee
Phi Phi Alpha Society
King
Young
P. Allored
Kratzenburg
Critten
Johnson
Butler
Rapiors
Kate Bair
Bertha Higbee
Gladys Nelson
Carolyn Hastings
Klinebeth Schmidt
Jane Almanian
Tte
J. Wirt Danning
Wallace JF Webber
Zote Sigma
J. W. Danhing
J. L. McBride
Obas
O. Chapman
Tressurer
Fred Soule
H. Davey
Frank Howard
Herb Wilcox
Alma
Wou
Oliver
Kalamango
Hillsdale
Albion
M. A
Swigart
Jennings
Ball
Hyney
Harst
Beechler
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B. W. Ellison
Walter Baker
Voight
Sharrar
Mulholland
Paris Green
Sharrar @ Mulholland
Latimer
Geo. E. Latimer, Mabie
Michigan
Abe
Detroit
Vinerpal
Alin Yar Oe
J. Ainer
Frome and Vicinity
Cee Jay Clizbe
Otto Sandorho
Owowwo
Tuesay
Mra
J. N. Ford
Saginaw
Turaday
Frank Ward
Big Rapids
Jacob Zorga
St. Johns
William Kelly
Ruth
Bay City
John Danham
Shepherd
R. D. Loewen
Bertha Wagner
Mr. Pleasant
W. M. Herron
Ithaca
Grand Rapide
Amanda Hicks
Flora Wise
Peboskey
George Willard
Muskegon
G A. R
Wim, Moyer Post
Rockingham
Host & Pierce Co
Mre
Merton B. Neff
T. J. Pringle
Hiawatha
Rocking
West
Jennie Smith
Lowell
Masa
Wm. Demoth
Soper At
Hollenbeck Im Bland
Chase
Waterst
Demuth
Baptist Church
L. A. Sharp
Arthur Depew
Tueasday
Wright Hall
Edward Griffin
Augusta Ardat
Mia
O. Kahlow
St. Louis
J. W. Haneaker
H. Richards
Sanday
M. Carron
South Bend
Ind
D. H. Clark
Rade
J. Bilson
Chicago
Hayt & Pirrow Co
Wright & Sprague
Opera House
Ima College
College
The
Hays & Pierce Co
Alma, Mich
India
Bivins
Rhodes
Union Telephone Exchange
John W. Dean
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