War veterans aid bill gains administration approval
Washington reports a new Langley Kentucky bill proposes 316 million dollars for building additional veterans hospitals under the Veterans Bureau. The measure, supported alongside a 16 million clause, adds to 510 million already authorized for 1922 disability programs. Colonel Forbes asserts large current expenditures prove government support for ex service men, noting daily cash payments, hospital care, vocational training, insurance, and medical services.
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Washington
Langley
Kentucky
Whder
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
House of Representatives
Rnites
Harding
Congress
Specias
Charles BR. Fortes
National Conference of the
Col. Forbes
Veterans
United
Col
Forbes
United States
Local Happenings Tersely Told in Alma Hastings 1922 ads
In Alma and Hastings on business and social events with many notices. Meetings of the Woman's Club the Ladies' Guild and various church and civic groups are announced for early March. Advertisements promote Tanlac health claims, tissue ginghams, sweater waists, and stationery deals.
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A. BR
Hastings
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Shurrar & Watson
Mich
Woman's Club
Montague
Masonic Home
Niles Motor, Sales Co
L. N. Baker's
Tanlac
Paterson Drug Co
Ladies’ Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
M. Pringle
D. W. Robinson
E. Holcomb
Central Michigan Light & Power Company
Detroit
Alma Circle of the Child's Conservation Leage
Gratiot County Good Health Society
W. H. Shepard
Woodworth Avenue
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
East Superior Christian Church
Wallace Smith
State Street
Frevert
Look Paterson Drag Co
Alma Civic Improvement League
D. L. Johnson
EK. M. Wood
Focal Architect
Pierson
Mt. Pleasant
Chester Gorham
Alma Lodge
White Shriners
A. J. Hall
Second Ward
H. F Harvey
H. Wolfe
Walla
Robinson's
Nominating Lists and Local Updates From Breckenridge and Ithaca
Village and Ithaca tickets nominate officers and trustees with candidates including Baldwin Chisholm Potter Curtis Muscott Smith Watson Huntoon and Alverson Remuley Goodwin Easter Ty Garlock Nelson. Rand resigns as St Johns chamber secretary. Charlotte Boy killed in Roma disaster. Coleman fire destroys main block including post office. Midland teachers test students with Modern American and Modern European names. Clare Country Club enlarges by forty acres.
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Breckenridge
Robert L. Baldwin
Ralph Chisholm
EB. E F. Potter
Jeasiues
D. A. Curtis
Martin Muscott
Fred Smith
Charlee Watson
George Huntoon
Ithaca
Citizens
E. J. Alverson
Floyd Remuley
Buedora Goodwin
R. J. Easter Ty
Henry Ejchorn
Thomas Garlock
Charles Nelson
Miles Nelson
Ed Rena Cowdery
M. Roland Crawford
John Kernen
Ivy Thompson
Acceor
Ir. Mc. Kay
Midland
Shafer
Frances E. Willard
Willard
Robert Perry
United States
David Lloyd George
Lloyd George
England
William Jennings Bryan
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Clara Barton ix
Bar- Paderewski
Anna Shaw
Ernest Thompson Seton
Michigan
Helen Kell
Maude Booth
Lincoln
Karah Bernhardt
Jane Adams
Country Club
Clare Country Club
East Alma News Briefs Include Weddings and Local Changes
Miss Grace Davis wed Mr Robert W. Oberlin last Wednesday in East Alma. Walter Humphrey becomes tenant on the Nelson farm four miles from Alma, moving soon with family. Mary McIntyre, Michian avenue, ill in Detroit’s Children's Free Hospital while training as a nurse. Eastminster Ladies Aid plans a Friday meeting for Alma Welfare work. Sunday services set at Hastminster chapel with morning worship at 11:30 and evening service at 7. Verne Holmes and family move into the garage on Lindex. Mr and Mrs F Milo Langworthy welcome a baby boy Charles Marlow born recently. Grand Rapids Saginaw line to cut afternoon trains March 6. only morning and evening trains remain through Alma.
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Grace Davis
Wes
Willard G. Davis
Grove Avenue
Robert W. Oberlin
Hannah Avenue
Walter Humphrey
Nelson Farm
Alma
Mies Mary McIntyre
Michiwan
VanSlates
Marquette Jarved
Alma Welfare Association
Verne Holmes
Lindex
F. Milo Langworthy
Republic Avenue
Charles Marlow
Grand Rapids-Saginaw
Vere Marquette
Alma Debating Team Leads State With Perfect Record
Alma High School debaters hold a perfect record after four debates in the State High School Debating League. Six schools posted sixteen points, including Durand, Mt. Clemens, Cass City, Owosso, Kalamazoo, with Alma earning twenty points after St Johns forfeited. Coach Van Hoesen trains Elliott Crooks, John Holmes, and Dave Strong for upcoming rounds as pairings determine elimination eligibility.
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Alma
Bing
Durand
Mt. Clemens
Cass City
Owosso
Kalamazoo
Owoxey
Lansing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Money Savers
BIG
G. W. Wright
Aubysy
Reemea
Hammermill Bond Stationery
Record Office
Avery J. Rand
The
St. Johns Chamber For Commerce
Charlotte
Virgil Hoffman
U.S
Langley Field
Coleman
Masonite
Alma Mason
Temple Association
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple Association
St. Louis
Masonic Halls
McKenzie Brothers
Anunciation
Mazens
Alina
East Alma
Hag
Grace F. Rowell
Ithaca, Mich
Arcada Livery and Sales
Sam Weinberg
Roy Burrell
Arcada Livery
Alma, Mich
Fordson
Ford Dealers
Service
Diles Motor Sales Co
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