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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

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Crawford Banker on Trial Over Alleged Embezzlement

Attorneys for state and defense contest every move as Alfred F. P. Crawford of Breckenridge faces embezzlement charges tied to funds from First State Bank. Jury chosen after days of wrangling. testimony covers a $2000 loan, a note stamped paid, and deposits to Crawford’s personal accounts amid lumber deals and mortgage payments.

Alfred FP. Crawford Derrekenridge First State Tank Heeckenridge William A. Sabike A. McCall Ithaca Atty. Stone Norman Morey Breckenridge Morey Luiwing Leo Kalahar Harry Millard Leo Kaelahar Crawford Kalahar Chineford Kalahay Orville Calthorpe Colthorpe Aml Crawford Ernest Muscott Emerson Township G. W. Robinette

Mrs Grabowsky Hurt In Auto Crash Near City Corner

Mrs Grabowsky wife of Robert Grabowsky a telegraph operator at Republic Motor Trick Company plant was badly injured last Thursday when her automobile went into a ditch at a city corner after another vehicle forced a wide turn.

Mra Robert Grabowsky Republic Motor Trick Company

DuBois Elected Commander of George W. Myers Post No 12

Dr Charles P Dubois physician and prominent resident was elected commander of the George W Myers Post No 12 American Legion to succeed H Reeve Sr He served as first lieutenant in the medical corps during the war and was active in Legion affairs before taking command Supt H Blair DuVall of Ypsilanti was calling on old trends in town Saturday.

Charles P. DuBois Almas George W. Myers American Legion H. Reeve Sr. Dubois Bown Hoboken Europe Civiex Myers Post Worlois Legion Havion Popt View Supt H. Blair DuVall Ypsilanti

Forty Nine Eighth Graders to Enter High School

Forty nine eighth graders will receive semester marks on Friday and advance to Alma public schools in September. The eighth grade promotion exercises are not held this year, as policy to abolish them remains in force. The list of students finishing with the required grade includes Virginia Allair Bradley Vernon Brown Eleanor Church Florence Carnican Marguerite Conklin Oyal Dexter Elizabeth Deitz Kathleen Ellison Golda Fitzgerald Barbara Grove Velma Hanford Marian Johnson Mary Johnson Isabel Me Josephine McFarland Minnie Nelson Neva Parker Jessie Platt Marie Purdy Elizabeth Putnam Fern Ethel Rowley Lucile Sabin Juneus Sanderhoff Penelope Sawkins Thelmas Wooderd Maurice Baldwin Arden Bennett Leon Bowman Fay Tragi Clifford Brass Harry Burt Kenneth Buck Alery Dick Alfred Dyer Preston Elder Donald Harrell Norrie Howell Cecil Knapp Bruce Mathewson Aubrey Palmer Fay Parrish Floyd Shoulty Laurence Waite Charles Watkins Martin Willis Robert Wine.

Alma Public Virginia Allair Bradley Vernon Brown Eleanor Church Florence Carnican Marguerite Conklin Oyal Dexter Abeth Deitz Kathleen Ellison Golda Fitzgerald Barbara, Grove Velma Hanford Marian Johnson Mary d Johnson Isabel Me Josephine McFarland Minnie Nelson Neva Parker Jessie Platt Marie Purdy Elizabeth Putnam Fern & Ethel Rowley Lucile Sabin Juneus Sanderhoff Penelope Sawkins Thelmas Wooderd Maurice Baldwin Arden Bennett Leon Bowman Faytragi Clifford Brass Harry Burt Kenneth Buck Alery Dick Alfred Dyer Preston Elder Donald Harrell Norrie Howell Cecil Knapp Bruce Mathewson Aubrey Palmer Fay Parrish Floyd Shoulty Laurence Waite Charles Watkins Martin Willis Robert Wine

Carson City Wins Easily in Elm Hall Series

Carson City defeated Elm Hall in a nine inning game on Republic field, driving the ball to multiple corners and benefiting from Elm Hall errors to score eleven runs while Elm Hall managed four. A large crowd attended despite the teams not matching the top club, and preparations begin for Saginaw fair exhibits, horse races, boxing, a 600 soldier sham battle, auto races, and the big industrial exposition, costing thousands and serving as the year’s major attraction.

Elm Hall Republic Field Carson City Carson Republic Blir Bob Wilcox

Alma High Seniors Marry Quietly in Sumner and Alma

Nelon Losey and Alton Stearns wed last Friday in Sumner while en route to Crystal Lake. The couple, both seniors at Alma High, were accompanied by two friends and kept the secret until public notice. Stearns, class of 1921, is a leading athlete. Losey is from the Losey family and active in local social circles. The couple plans to relearn the news at Alma High’s commencement exercises.

Nelon Losey Alton Stearns Alma Sumner Crystal Lake Stearns J. B. Losey Alma High School Fred Stearns Thiev City

White Shrine Initiates Largest Lodge Class Yet

On Tuesday June 14 the St Alma White Shrine welcomed a record lodge class with 43 in the afternoon and 51 in the evening, the largest ever taken in at one time and among the state’s largest. A sumptuous dinner for nearly 100 followed at 6:80. The dining room featured white and yellow, with Bernice Katen of Kalamazoo and Lula Carr of Grand Rapids among attendees. Grand Worthy Matron Princess Bell Watson of the O B E S attended the evening session.

St. Alma Bernice Katen WH. P Kalamazoo Lula Carr Grand Rapids Princes Bell Watson O. BE. S

Hold Children's Day Exercises at Presbyterian Sunday School

Children's Day exercises were held Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Sunday School under Mrs. Hudson. Twelve children were baptised by Rev. Gelston. The program featured Doxology, Invocation, readings, songs, and a sermonette highlighting the children’s training and participation.

Presbyterian Thia Pant Hudson Gelston William Randels Charles Smith

Capitol Lodge I O O F Here for Degree Work in Alma

Capitol Lodge I O O F of Lansing with about 75 members came to Alma Saturday to confer degree work for the LO O F lea! lodge. Nearly every lodge in the county attended, with an estimated 300 LO O F members present. In addition to degree work, I O O P members enjoyed fine entertainment during the session.

Capital Lodge LO. O. F Lansing Nmong Alma Lea

Trunk Line Bids Opened in Gratiot County and City

Bids for state trunk line road work in Gratiot County were opened at Ithaca. Holmes Crine and Bartling had the low bid, likely to win both state and city contracts, with Lolmex Crane and Bartling much lower for the city bid but higher overall by over $3,000. Also notes a Strand concert by Mrs Rundell and Mrs Fullerton, and Elim Hall baseball plans versus Marwell town with a Sunday game at 2 pm city time.

Gratiot State Highway Department Ithaca Holmes, Crine & Bartling Ulea State Department Lolmex, Crane & Bartling

Auto Crash Injures Mrs Burton and Family Near Alma

A Sunday collision west of Alma injured Mrs Claude Burton and her son bearing glass, while their car and another driven by B C Cline collided. The three other occupants escaped harm though shaken. a three year old was thrown from the auto. About $100 damage was reported. Farm Bureau notes discuss wool delivery delays, a St Louis event, and new loan associations with Ithaca center. A Pig and Calf Club trip to East Lansing is planned for cattle judging instruction.

Mra Claude Burton Ean Jackson Alma Mra Burton E. J. Ross Hiweil Aniher B.C. Cline Coe Crystal Lake Liel Farm Bureau St. Louis Federal Land Bank Ithac Hiava County Farm Bureau Clah East Lansing College State Farm Bureau

Legion Field Day At Saginaw Fairgrounds With Military Parade

The Saginaw Portamerican Legion and Metropolitan club host a large field day linked to the Saginaw industrial exposition at the fair grounds. Firemen policemen and mail carriers join in on Saturday July 2 for a big event featuring a fire brigade display and numerous pep filled attractions.

Saginaw Portamerican Legion and Metropolitan Club Saginaw Fair Grounds Darktown Fire Brigade Legion

City paving objections prompt late vote on street work

A second petition delays paving plans as residents along Creeped Avenue press objections to pavement. The city commission will hear all sides on July 12, with a final decision based on petitions, frontage costs, drainage, and a proposed five year repayment plan.

Columisaion Trent Kowal Mt iv William Reynoldy Cate Man Nout Woolwneth Avenue South Woodworth Weet Dimney Park West Inel Pine Avenue Sir West Downey Park Avenue Sio Accentari Cmt

Right Way Meeting Promotes Proper Shipment Handling

An unusual gathering of employees and shippers met at the jail offices to discuss loading and routing practices. Speakers including Mr. Hos route agent of Saginaw and Mr. Gibson emphasized correct labeling, packing, and documentation to keep shipments in order and avoid misrouting.

Wrich Adivewces Cory Goomma Witherlon Sidney Hos Saginaw Sinilies Gibeon Ani

Holstein Friesian Association Picnic Meeting Notice

A basket picnic is set for Tuesday inviting all Taley Gtes of the Holstein Friesian community to attend. Key dairy topics will be addressed by a panel of national representatives led by Atkin of Flint and Norton of the animal industry commission. Speakers include Briondors of registered Holstein cattle. a Prinsian Association will be formed. The program lists a dinner and a cooperative marketing talk by C. Pornett of St Louis and remarks by B D Atkin.

Haa Atkin Thee Halstein Frélsun Association W. Norton St. Louis B.D. Atkin Flint H. W. Newton Lenning

Warned About Speeding In City Streets

City drivers repeatedly speed and run red lights, prompting warnings from officials. Police cannot be everywhere, and only public vigilance and enforcement will curb dangerous driving that endangers children and pedestrians.

In & Justice Court Baling Ionene

Seville-Summner Farmers Club Plans Annual Picnic

The Seville-Summner Farmers' Club will hold its annual preply at Crystal Joke on July 40. The Arenda Farmers' Club has been invited to join the event at the picnic. Attendees are reminded to bring well-filled baskets.

Seville-Summner Farmers’ Club Crystal Joke Arenda Farmers’ Club

Alma High School to grant diplomas at commencement

Alma High School holds the thirty ninth annual commencement tonight with forty six graduates to receive diplomas. The ceremony features speaker Chase Osborn of Sault Ste Marie and ends with class president Lee Fy Lyon and valedictorian Emiline McFaul.

Alma High School Chase Osborn Sault Ste Marie Michigan Croverhur Two Grenadiera Albieos Osarn Moonlishit Viking Sene

Baker Killed Near Shepherd In Auto Wreck

Four men on a fishing trip headed to Shepherd when their car veered into a ditch on a curve a mile south of town. Baker died instantly. Squires injured. Mettingger and Alfred survived with minor injuries. Baking noted as having drunk cider earlier. Baker survived by four children. Also listed are Alma depot train schedules and Leo Matzen visiting relatives in Saginaw.

Kern Baker Shepardaville Shepherd Fou Baker A. J. Mettingger Alfred Squires J. B. Shepard Ovid Lvsth

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Mrs. Grabowsky Helen Losey Alton Tearns Crystal White Shrine Capitol Lodge I the Strand KK. A. Randell Lolia Fullerton Burton Legion Field Day Bee Keevers Gratiot Coenig Bee Keepers’ Association J. N. Harrie Apiumns Montcalm Trabhalla Tulois Tiplumas W. Kelder Willis Gelaton Hentey Vers Bollinger Duke Brad Frank Juel F.wlllas Bradley Trene Cridwell Norman Buck Joanie Carr William Collins Earl Crosa Leona Cross Mildred Fieteher Donald Groy Anna Harwood Madge Johnson Lee Fy Lyon Anna Marwoml Donald Muggeley Elase Victor Motion Feture The Ann Arbor Alma Depot Tifam S&s Stearm Leo Matzen Iia
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