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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1912

Page

4

Local Notices From Sumner and Area

G B Porter Registered Optometrist and social notes from Sumner Mrs B Johnson entertained the Ferris Aid Society last Wednesday Charlie Perry sold his place to Mr Hawkins and bought the house and lot formerly owned by Mrs Schlappi Miss Pockett of Shepherd visiting her aunts Mrs Runberger and Mrs Carson Effie Miller left for Dakota to spend the summer with her parents Miss Cecil Phillips and Mr Clifford Gee were married last Saturday in Tonia Mr Gee rented a farm near Carson and the couple went to housekeeping Mr and Mrs Howard Butler of Cedar Lake visiting Theron Butler and wife Mrs D Ayres and son Clifford made a business trip to Carson last week Knudson of Alma was a business caller in Sumner Friday

B. Johnson Ferris Aid Society Charlie Perry Mr. Hawkins Sumner Schlappi Miss Pockett Shepherd Runberger Carson Effie Miller Dakota Cecil Phillips Clifford Gee Tonia Gee Howard Butler Cedar Lake Theron Butler D. Ayres Clifford Mvnde Knudson Alma

Elwell and Area Residents Move In and Out

Mr D Rumberger and family relocate to the Forquer house while Mrs E R Lewis of Mt Pleasant returns home from the Sanitarium. Ray Baker moves into W C Pugsley’s house. Miss Emily Yann visits town. GS Smith and wife head to Detroit to set up a future home. Hilsinger of St Louis visits relatives. R D Olmstead returns with a new auto driven by Ray Besore. Tearl Thompson visits Mt Clemens. Mrs W Shaver hosts the Ladies Aid. Purnell couple visit F D Handley. Niles resumes church work at Sumner Center. Sunday school organizing at Townsend postponed due to weather. Maccabees initiate eight new members. Mother’s Day observance delayed by weather. For sale: twenty Rambonillet ewes, before May 10, wool and lambs cover cost. B R Hundy, Elwell Mich, Bell. Pure Food demonstration at Ellison’s Grocery May 25.

E.R. Lewis Mt. Pleasant Ray Baker W. C. Pugsley Emily Yann GS. Smith Detroit Hilsinger St. Louis R. D. Olmstead Saginaw Ray Besore Tearl Thompson Mt. Clemens G. W. Bailey E. C. Ferris W. Shaver Ladies Aid C. S. Purnell F. D. Handley Niles Sumner Center Townsend School The Maccabees

Michigan Crop Report Highlights Wheat Conditions May 2012

The Michigan crop report notes cold March conditions left wheat fields snowbound in March and April, skewing April first condition readings across regions. It lists percentages for crop damage and plow-up, Hessian fly impact, and bushel totals marketed by farmers at mills and elevators, with regional breakdowns and nine month totals.

Lansing Mich Upper Peninsula

Local clergy and officials listed at district gathering

Rev F Leland Convention hosts a meeting with attendees including Hildred Holmes Cecil Mey Velma Rockwell Hazel Wilk Mr Brewer Earl Pembroke Elmer Frudey and ERMA THOMAS serving as secretary.

Rev. F. Leland Convention Hildred Holmes Cecil Mey Velma Rockwell Hazel Wilk Mr. Brewer Earl Pembroke Elmer Frudey

Agricultural State Averages for April Markets and Wages

Eighty four mills elevators and grain dealers report April wheat marketing. State wide rye condition varies by region from 77 in the south to 68 in the peninsula. Measured meadow and pasture conditions, clover acreage, and winter kill impacts show regional differences. Oats sowing, spring pig and lamb retention, and wage figures by state and counties are detailed, including monthly wages with board and daily wages without board.

Pper Peninsula Northern Upper Peninsta Upper Peninsula

Alma Blues Triumph in Nineteen Hits Game

Oliver’s team loses to Ferris Institute 15 runs as Alma highs score nineteen hits. Myers pitched seven innings, Brilmeyer four, Wood belts two homers and two singles, Vogt four hits, Brilmeyer three for four. Prep School fielding solid but Alma bats dominate all contest.

Oliver Grady Ferris Hig Rapids Alma Boys Preachers Myers Brilmeyer Wood Vogt

Commencement Speakers Named for Senior Class

The senior class will hear Robert F. Hume Carrie E. Neilson Loretta B. Clam William Y. Pohly Leon W. Lauderbach and valedictorian Anna Ll. Sebring deliver speeches at the graduation exercises.

Robert F. Hume Carrie E. Neilson Loretta B. Clam William Y. Pohly Leon W. Lauderbach Anna Ll. Sebring

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G. B. Porter Registered Optometrist Superior St Mr. D. Rumberger Forquer House Elwell B. R. Hundy Bell Telephone Ellison's Grocery Michigan Crop Report Hart Schaffner & Marx J. Cohen BRO Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Regal Shoes OF the Pine River S. S California B. O. Markham Henry Cohoon Floyd Leland George Acker Parkinson Mary Towersey Rhoda Sanders Mildred Welch Fdith Dorland Fred Towersey Carl Gallagher Silas Moody Ruth Edgar Dorothy Post Perrigo Milly Mrs. Holmes Lena B Camfeld Russ Velma Michael Daisy Karick Lena Russ Ethel Markham Hazel Thomas Edna Wilk Fern Richardson , Creech, Failing and Brady Mabel Snider Erma Thomas J P. Losey Superior ST. Alma, Mich Stuckey’s Independent Gash Grocery Henkel’s Premium C. A. Best Royal Valley Coffee Co Hanifen National Biscuit Co Ellison Cery First State Bank Mi Alma W. Wrraur Warp V-Press M. Suri Wots. Turok L. A. Shaxe Francis Kric Cage H. Wastnurn Bank Sernes Alma State Savings Bank Alwa, Michigan WM. A. Bahlee H. C. Moore Jotham Allen K. R. Adams Ass't
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