Patriotic entertainment by Ladies' Church of Christ Friday
The Ladies of the Church of Christ present a free patriotic program Friday evening at 8 at Pine Street church. The event features recitations, instrumental numbers, duets, a drama, and a 12-member drill. A silver offering will be collected at the close. Highlights include Treva Zinn, Alms Zinn, Ruth Dutt, and Madge Johnson in various acts. The program is reported alongside brief notes on Alma Michigan’s industrial edition and July 4 city hours.
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Ladies’ of Church of Christ
Haze Grow
Ruth Dutt
Neola Wessel
Matthias Bole
Ida Schiappi
Carrie Allen
Madge Johnson
Jean Raum
J. S
Raum Red Crane
Alma Record
Alma
Michigan
C. F Brown
Michigan War Savings Thrift Proclamation Urges Nationwide Pledge
A garbled but patriotic wartime proclamation urges Michigan residents to pledge the full 70 000 000 quota by June 28 and promotes thrift, production, food and fuel conservation, urging clergy to spread the message. It highlights Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps and calls for broad participation across all ages and classes. It also mentions local names and events, but the readable core centers on the thrift drive and wartime finance.
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Michigan
Coming War Savings Drive Aims to Reach Every Citizen
Michigan county War Savings Committee gears up for a stupendous drive opening June 26. The campaign urges every man woman and child to contribute and carry thrift or certificate cards. those without proof will face scrutiny by traveling salesmen.
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Michigan War Savings Committee
Ray Iner
Detroit pupil writes clever verses at the school event
A Detroit school pupil submitted verses to the editor of the Detroit day, urging print of a clever poem alongside a call to thrift stamps. The piece appears in the next issue amid war effort notes and a Rotary club baseball anecdote against Rochester. The era’s thrift stamp push is linked to civic life and fund drives.
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Detroit
Detroi Rotary Club
Rochester
Sumner Man Returns with Noted Cow and Record Bull
James Gargett of Sumner township traveled from Belvidere New Jersey to retrieve his prized cow Honntie Mercedes Korndyke 215761 and her four year old calf with a top butter record of 91.73 from 643.8 pounds, noted as the highest record bull in the world, with services available for purchase.
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James Gargett
Sumner Township
Belvidere
N.J
Honntie Mercedes Korndyke
Bees Packed in Hive for Queen Acclimation
A method for shipping bees describes placing a comb frame in the hive to acclimate the queen before packaging. Netting covers the package and bees are introduced through an end opening via a funnel. The article also notes granite production values in the United States and a 22 percent share of stone value.
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Lyndis Macdonald College
United States
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Spangles
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