Senior Play Mose Delights Crowded Wright House Crowd
The senior high school presented Mose in the Wright Opera House before a packed crowd. Glen Rockwell and Wesley Maxcott led strong performances as lead and athletic hero, with clear stage presence and solid supporting roles. The High School orchestra, directed by Mae Jones, provided fine music, and Rudolph Reyer earned credit for guiding the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Opera House
Glen Rockwell
Wesley Maxcott
Clarence Bunghart
Arto Eckert
God
Ruth Nelly
Mre Bone
Nelda Tove
el Mohr
Henry Warwick
Roy Perry
Malcolm Smith
Mike Mildred McConkey
Eleanor Thorton
Emily
Anne Schuyler
Georgiana Gossett
Graim
Elsie Lindner
William Brewbaler
Villian
Rudolph Reyer
Beyer
Mise Mae Jones
Mise Ruth Bennett
Mose
Wesley Muscott
Frank Thornton
Thurston Hall
William Brewbaker
Billy Holt
Mahr “Boviety" Smith
Carl Blair
Rodney
Lioyd Sexton
Sumner
Leo Hill Hayden
B. Jones
Thomas Edward
Clarence Banghart
Roy Perry Eleanor
Mildred McConkey
Emily Tann
Betty Carew
Wealtha Graim St. Nese
Stanton
Ruth Kelly
Provinces
Georgiana Goasett
Mrs Bone
Breckenridge Minister Killed by Train
Rev. Jacob Clark pastor of the United Brethren Church of Breckenridge died after his car was struck by a Pere Marquette freight train at a railroad crossing. His wife, thrown from the vehicle, injured but not killed. Clark, over sixty, had lived in Breckenridge and Wheeler and was well known locally. Funeral services set for Friday in Breckenridge. The crossing has seen multiple fatalities in recent months nearby.
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Breckenridge
Jacob Clark
United Brethren Church of
Hay
Wheeler
Mt Pleasant
Shepherd
Alma High closes season after loss to Arthur Hill High
Alma High School baseball ends a strong season despite a 9 inning defeat at Mavis field by Arthur Hill High School of Saginaw. Coach Luchtman praises pitching by Highfield and notes graduation will thin next year’s squad, with Captain Perry and Smith among leaders.
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Mavis
Arthur Hill High School
Saginaw
Alma High
Auch Adr
Lonehman
Parry
Highfield
Alma
Arthur Hil
Perry
Smith
Wilson
Arthur Hill
Goodwill
Lutehman i
Mt. Pleasant
Wood
Cen Tines
Pease
Luchtman
Alma High School Twenty Seventh Commencement Highlights
Alma High School marked its twenty seventh commencement with a baccalaureate service Sunday in the auditorium led by Rev. Brownlow, followed by a formal exercises Monday night with Supt. Fred L. Keeler. Diplomas were presented as the class sang the Alma High School song, amid recognition of top graduates and honor students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma High School
Edgcaton
Brownlow
Christian
Fred L. Keeler
Facwlty
Board of Education
Metieetra
Mate Jones
Ren J W. Priegt
Ruth Pennett
Boys Glee Club
Eera L. Smith
Faust
J. W. Priest
Ruth Bennett
Boye’ Glee Club
BL. Smith
William Hrow- Ibaker
Mildred McConkey
Nelda Dove
A Model Bakery Expands as Smiths Boost Bread Output
The Smith bakeries on West and East Superior streets produce 1300 loaves daily plus vast goods. C H Smith installed over $1200 of new gear at East Superior, including a $450 bake oven and modern moulder and cooler. Five men and four women already work there, with plans to hire more as demand grows. The 1915 Fourth of July in Ithaca promises a major county celebration with a baseball game and free works, drawing many to attend.
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Alma
Smith Bakeries
West Superior
East Superior
C. H. Smith
Ma Smith
Demara
Tele Tre
Ithaca
Ithwca
George Gulick Opens Store and Lunch Room
George Gulick opens a confectionery store and lunch room in a location secured from FLA. Smith. The venture at a fine site promises growth, backed by Gulick family involvement and a forthcoming confectionery department.
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George Gulick
Fla. Smith
Gullick
Moy
Alma College honors Charles Ernext Scott with lecture tour notes
Rev Charles Ernext Scott delivered the commencement address and has lectured across the United States since returning from Alma College graduation last July He plans to resume missionary work in China if Far East conquests settle by September Scott recalls trips to his German grandmother's home and traces ancestry to Martin Luther His father emigrated from Ohio to Gratiot County and Ernest was adopted by Mrs Charles Scott Alma College follows his brilliant missionary career with keen interest noting his world affairs knowledge and standing as a leading figure.
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Charles Ernext Scott
Chipel
Ceer
Alma
Detroit
China
Alma College
United States
Conch Jones
Far East
Mr. Scott
Germany
Wurtemberg
Martin Luther
America
Ohio
Gratiot County
Ernest
Charles Scott
Charles Mh
Scott Ax
Alma College Synner Season Offers Diverse Summer Courses
Alma College announces the third annual Synner Season beginning Monday at eight with courses in psychology pedagogy eugenics biology Latin English religious education and physical training. Tuition is 20 with board and room available. two credits per course toward graduation. evening and summer options extend learning without formal admissions for some sessions.
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Alma College
Moniday
Jute Hat Regier Clnes
Pioning Peitay
Hily College
George
Randela
Germany
University of Pennsylvania
Rantela
Hansford M. MacCurdy
MarCurdy
Harvard University
Coorsey
Thomae Blaisdell
Berlin
Corres
Bute
Wr. H. Minnen
A.M
Alvan Presbyterian Church
Thetraetor
Alma Colley
Asthdie
Conchini
Hlean Mont
Alem College
Lees Pild Try
Reg Wise
Vourkor Mall
Alma
Merrill Fire Ravages Garage and Home in Merrill
At 12:30 Friday night a fire started in the Merrill garage while two men from St. Louis were fueling. An explosion followed, flames reached the nearby residence of Wm. Donahue. the building was badly wrecked though most household goods were saved. Donahue and Wright families occupied the upper and overstory. Several injured including John Coughlin and Merril Smithie, with Mrs. Donahue shaken by shock.
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Merrill
St. Louie
Wm. Donahue
Elvens
W. Wright
Tipper
Urethenridge
Tir
J.undau
J H Whitney
J P Gorman
Johu Coughlin
Brearn
Donahue
Merril Smuthie
Hie
Fieed
Fine piano recital and rescue at pond incident in Michigan
An unusually fine piano recital featured works by Liszt Wagner and Beethoven with performers including Ruth Halverson Helen Selby Robert Baker and Kenneth Priest. A boating accident occurred on a pond when a boat capsized throwing boys into the water. Jake Barney rescued them aiding two near drowning, earning consideration for a Carnegie Hero Medal. An advertised letters list from Alma Michigan dated June 14 1915 notes names of uncalled recipients.
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Harold Davis
Happy Farmer
Schumann Esther Rhodes
Marjorie McCurdy
Robert Baker
Kenneth Priest
Jake Barney
Mr. Barney
MePHAUL AND WHITON INSTALL NEW MACHINE
MePhaul and Whiton install an electric queuing device at their barber shop. Patrons receive a numbered card upon entry and the barber presses a button to ring a bell indicating the next customer. The machine promises faster service and time savings for busy merchants and customers.
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Mephaul and Whiton
MePhaul & Whiton
Allen Sluyter Wedding Tuesday in Alma Home
The home of Mir and Meedethaen Allen on State Street hosted the wedding of Miss Ylorens wifke to Edward Glens Sluyter with about seventy guests at ten thirty. Rev. Aol Sun Baye officiated assisted by Tev. William H. Manan. A three course breakfast followed for sixty guests, after which the couple left for a short honeymoon then will reside in Alma. Numerous out of town guests attended from Rogersville Olympia Saginaw Chicago and more.
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Mir
Meedethaen Allen
State Street
Tory Grothy
Mies Ylorens
Tarriige
Edward Glens Sluyter
Flint
Auto. J Mobile
Saginaw
Long Lake
Xeon
Kirkeville
Kirksville
Alma
Dir
Mre
Sluyter
William Woodin
Gladys Sluyter
Grace Remington
Hee
Vint
Reem
Rogersville
Edith Lemon
Olympia Washintoe
Mian
Flora Roberta
Francis Kirk
Ethel Sear
Ithaca
A. Jovan Paige
Churhter Margenret
Wilbur
Chicago
Mes
Rohinein
Marshall
Henry Prowsch
Muel
Seven Poisoned Ice Cream Poisoning At Keefer Home
A wholesale poisoning incident occurred at the Keefer home last Sunday when Miss Doris Castler Ethel Smith Carl Titus Roy Keefer Lamont Wood and Mr and Mrs Keefer suffered illness after eating ice cream. Investigators suspect vanilla flavoring may be involved though the exact ingredient is unclear. Two doctors treated the group and no lasting harm resulted.
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Homeminde
Frank Keefer
Doris Castler
Ethel Smith
Carl Titus
Roy Keefer
Lamont Wood
Keefer
Alma Screens The Christian At Vaudette Next Wednesday
Next Wednesday evening June 23 Alma residents may see The Christian on screen at the Alma Vaudette. Manager Weene says significant expense was made to secure this high class motion picture and promises more masterpieces if local interest remains strong.
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Alma
Hall Cain
Alma Vaudette
Weene
Vaudette
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Crowded House
Gamma Tau
Grolier Club
Bek
Bang
Hart
Gertrude Benedict
Alma H. S
G.A.R. & Wrc
Rev. Brownlow
Supt. Keeler
Cora Dunlap
W. H. Mason
Frank Tackson
Frank Notestein
Schultz
Mra
Kittie Collenbeek
Grand Rapida
del Perry
College Avenue
Ithacs
Scott
Cheesman
Minnie
Childrer
Waits Gaypor Robert Baker
Russell Johnson
Kenneth Privat
Arlen Moore
Ots Ruel
Helen Sharrar
Hannah Smiths
Sirtorio
Dorothy Jackson
Winifred Fookes
W. G. Smith
Gerald Smith
Florence Maxim
Kenneth Moore
Godard
Goelith
Lucily Ganioer
Nim Criter
Dialogne - Bogars
Tada Toetiee
Eden Twilly
Avgoliy Aly Cully
Gotline
Sirtorin
Kenneth Prieat
Humorgske
Dworuk
Iether Rhodes
Lack
Vrutk
Notestein
Polopaiee
Minuet
von Wile Kenneth Priest
Borowski
Wiegenlied
Liszt
McDowell
Melba Spinney
Tannhauser
Wagner Ruth Halverson
Helen Selby
Ivah Perrigo
Michigan
C. Gager
Edna Koons
Sam McClurg
Juha Merrifield
Charlie Ross
James N. Smith
John A. Walla
W. PB. Cash
Minovet
Bride
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