01 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
1
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A clergical and family feast marked by a cheerful community dinner attended by twenty four guests, followed by toasts to Washington and others. Mre Rosella Haviland dies suddenly at Alma from cerebral hemorrhage. funeral at M E church. resolutions of sympathy to the family. Public notices call for a local sales force and a thriving dray business opportunity in Cincinnati and beyond.
Consolidated Interests joins with The Union and National Telephone Companies in an arrangement. The deal involves funding and stock arrangements, with the National interests contributing capital and the Union group coordinating control. Details indicate a restructuring of ownership and executive leadership across the involved firms.
A local service featured readings by Reverend Woo Simons and Rev. Norbury with a fifteen minute sermon and a duet by Mon Beary and Rev. Mr. Danbar. New Addis Albro announced departure plans, and attendees noted clear speeches though singing was faint.
In Detroit the Oriental Griswold annex, known as the Oriental bath house, is leased by Postal and Mooney from the Griswold operation. It features Turkish, electric and Russian baths, 100 rooms, European plan pricing from 100 to 150 dollars per day, and promises courteous service and deluxe treatment by professional attendants. The project aims to rival eastern cities and expand the Griswold brand.
Last Thursday at about 7 2 the Ann Arbor local freight moved south from the depot. Brakeman John Krite attempted to signal the engineer and was caught by the fence, thrown under the moving train, and suffered a crushed leg with a comminuted fracture. He received care at a nearby residence, was moved to a sanitarium, then to Ann Arbor where X rays confirmed crushed bones. Amputation was avoided and Dr McClinton received high praise for reducing the fracture.
Pine River Farmers Club sets its nest meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs J Henry on March 11. The program includes welcome, reports, and officer elections, with attendees urged for good attendance. Notices invite bids for bay city sugar coal contracts via A Hype Alma Mich and promote subscriptions to the Detroit Journal and Alma Record.
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