Alma district notes on events and ads at Strand and locals
Alma area items report Lyceum Club drama The Climax at Strand Theatre March 21 plus local business notices and social happenings. Mentions Jay Swarthout, Mrs Roy Darnell, the Presbyterian Ladies, Alma Chapter 44 Masons, hockey and basketball outings, and community ads for butter cottage cheese and farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gillis
Wan
Robinson's
Carney
Twat Etta
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings
Alma
Jack McCarty
Saginaw
Victor Paquin
Muskegon
Roy Darnell
John Robinson
St. Louis
Presbyterian Iodies
Gan
Maret &—Ady
W. P. Cash
Wolverine Dairy
Alma Roller Mills
Cobh Crusher
Sraily
Renry Blackaller
Hospite
Grand Rapids
Apperndiiciti
Lyceum
Strand Theatre
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mel
Don Smith
State Street
C. FE
Masonic Temple
Edward Boyne
Cass City
Zeta Lima
Fred Slater
Rae
Sint
Kensun
Hope College
Holland
Almé Lyceum
Strand
Floyd Wine
Chicago
Redpath Chactasqua
Wine
Alma Chamber forum and upcoming Best Arbor meeting
H M Crooks president of Alma College returned from Detroit to preside at the Alma Chamber of Commerce membership forum. Best Arbor plans its next regular meeting in Recreation hall Alma on March 9 at 8 p m. W H Walston Lecturer and E C Marsh former Alma recruiting office head left Alma for Columbus Ohio. H E Reece and Lloyd Ellison left for Kalama zoo to attend the Merchants Bureau opening. Mrs Wm Bahlke and sister Mrs Coddington plan an extended March 16 departure for New York Naples Italy and return via Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Crooks
Alma College
Detroit
Alma Chamber of Commerce
Best Arbor
Recreation Hall
Recreation Place
Alma
W. H. Walston
E. C. Marsh
Merchants Building Co
Jon Superior Street
Community drive aids Republic school efforts
The note asks all willing to help in a local school aid drive. Juno Terwilliger of Plam avenue suffers acute indigestion. Thelma Harper of Marquete Street is well enough to go outdoors and will soon return to school. A stereopticon lecture is planned at Eastminster chapel on Sunday evening March 1 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic School
Juno
Harry Terwilliger
Plam Avenue
Thelma Harper
Marquete Street
Eastminster Chapel
East Alma Notes and Upcoming Parent Teacher Meeting
Harold Dean, one of the twins, is seriously ill with pneumonia and his father traveled from Howard City. The next Parent-Teacher Club meeting at Republican School is on Wednesday March 9 at 7 30 p.m with Prof Hamilton of Alma College as speaker. Gymnastic exhibition by students planned. Eastminster Ladies Aid reports strong turnout at last meeting to support Republican School. next meeting set with Mrs Will Wescott on Hayes Avenue Friday March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Dean
Dean Street
Howard City
Republic School
Hamilton
Alma College
Eastminster Ladies Aid
Republc
Will Wescott
Hayes Avenue
Town Line notes illness and social visits in Wright district
Little Maynard and Robert Johnson have had chickenpox causing school absence in Wright district on Friday. Mrs Frank Whitcraft and children were with Mrs Jobo Shong of Alma Saturday night. Purl Whitcraft has a felon on his finger keeping him from school a few days. Mr and Mrs J E B O’Bryant plan to move to Shepherd this week. Frank Whitcraft and family visited Mr and Mrs Leslie Hoyt and family of Alma Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Maynard
Robert Johnsson
Wright District
Frank Whitcraft
Jobo Shong
Alma
Purl Whitcraft
J. EB. O'Bryant
Shepherd
Leslie Hoyt
Republican Caucus Nomination Meeting in Arcada Township
Arcada township Republican caucus set for Tuesday March 1 at 2 00 p m at the Town Hall to nominate candidates for township offices and conduct other proper business per committee order dated March 2 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcada Township
Local Social Roundup From Emerson and Nearby Areas
Weekend visits and health notes fill a page of local activity. Milo Turney from the Naval Air Station New York spent time with cousin Roy Griffith, while Fred Sefpice and family near Breckenridge joined L. Mann era. W. T. Clark remains in poor health and his daughter Viola cares for him. Roy Griffith visited his mother near Mt. Peasant on Thursday as Erma Knipp and three Toledo children stayed with Grace Mann. The Harmony Ardor of Gleanora went to Midland for degree work, the Ladies Aid met Dramm of St. Louis, and Mr. Andrews received a comfort item after his home burned recently. The Mission Circle plans to meet with Mrs. Mary Mann Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Turney
Naval Air Station
New York
Roy Griffith
Fred Sefpice
Breckenridge
L. Mannera
W. T. Clark
Viola
Miss Mercy Raymond
Mennaut Valley
Clarence Hetaman
Lanning
Milton Prowler
Mt. Peasant
Mee
Erma Knipp
Toledo
Ole
Grace Mann
Midland
Mr. Dramm
St. Louis
Comfort
Mr. Andrews
Mission Circle
Mary Mann
Mike and gentle in weton anticate.
The fragment mentions Mike and gentle in a context resembling a local notice or brief item, but specifics are unclear. No clear event, date, place, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
School festival draws many with treats and entertainment
An interesting bell o was held at the school Monday afternoon drawing a number of people. Teachers handed out candy and peanuts. Mr Alfred Biehoen entertained the Lutheran Ald Friday afternoon Perry Stufin and Mr. and Betcon. Mr and Mrs. Harry Basel were visiting Edna at home. A fine supper was served by Mrs. Ruf fin. Friday was the 7th i rw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Biehoen
Perry Stufin
and Betcon
Harry Basel
Daughing
Edna
Ruffin
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Wen
East Alma
H Mrarwenn
W. Superior
Almer Suciz
Fordney Avenue
West Superior Street
Richard Lodewyk
Hun
Nti
Emerson
Foley Cathantic Tabgets
Allie
Burns & Helman
Crandell & Scott
Will Sthm
Regina
E. C. Clapp
The
Sawkins Piano Co
Michigan
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