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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

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Alma Public School Exhibit Draws Large Crowds

Alma's annual school exhibit drew record crowds with students’ work on display across three buildings. Manual training impressed attendees with items by Roy Perry and Glen Campbell, while art and domestic science showcased strong drawings, sewing, and cooking, with a light lunch served for over a thousand visitors.

Alma Maxwell Prof Davenport Roy Perry Glen Campbell Floyd Helman Charles Futt Merlin Richards Alma Manual Ing Crisp

Postal Service Plans for May Holiday and Conventions

NO CITY DELIVERY MONDAY MAY LIST NO CITY DELIVERY MONDAY MAY LIST May 1915 designated as a legal holiday Memorial Day falls on Sunday and Monday recognized at the post office. Two city carriers Lippert and Race attend State convention at Jackson with Race’s Ford roadster returning to serve routes. Tuesday Howard Lake Mailing Clark attends Grand Rapids clerks convention as delegate with at least one more staffer. Conventions discuss postal service points and feed ideas to national and Washington. Office to open 10 to 1 acm for mail only. rural routes not served.

Arthur Lippert Burnl Lb Race Jackson Howards, Lake Clark Postoffice Grand Rapids Washington D.C Washington Postal Service

Mother of Alma Merchant 15 Dead

Mrs Addie J Robinson mother of W Robinson of this city died at her sons home on East Center Street Saturday morning after a long illness involving heart and bronchial troubles. The funeral was held Monday at two thirty officiated by Rev T G R Browning with local merchants closing stores for the hour. Mrs Robinson was born February 28 1844 in Jackson County and married at nineteen before moving to Albion then Alma where she lived with her son in recent years.

Addie J. Robinson W. Robinson East Center Street Joseph Norman Bisline T. G. R. Browning College Ralph Chisholm Oscar Anderson Clarenc Goodrich Paul Austin Robinson Methodist Church Jackson County Albion Albion College Grand Rapids Alma

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

The Granger family and relatives thank friends and neighbors for kindness during their wife and mother’s illness and death. Gratitude extended for floral offerings and for the minister and singers.

W. Granger Wilda Granger C. EB. Ray

Grand Lodge Delays Cornerstone Laying For Michigan Hospital

Grand Lodge of Michigan backs the cornerstone ceremony for a new hospital north of the Masonic Home in Alma. State officers led a parade with local Masons and Alma band, after which the cornerstone was laid before hundreds. The project continues through summer and aims for completion by early September.

Grand Lodge Michigan Alma City Band F. and A.M Superior Street State Street Alma Jesse FE. Fulley Alma Masons Masons of

James L Kress and Mildred Phillips Married

James L. Kress of Alma and Mildred A. Phillips of Adrian were quietly married at the Episcopal Rectory by Rev. Frank J. Jackson on Saturday afternoon. The couple met during a months long courtship. Kress has lived in Alma over ten years and recently worked at Cran dell & Scotts, after stints in Detroit. Phillips moved from Adrian in March and worked at Mrs Woodlands millinery. The ceremony followed a brief campaign by Kress for county clerk.

James Lee Kress Alma Mildred A. Phillips Adrian Frank J. Jackson Kress Detroit Phillips

Drill team wins state cantomment prize at Detroit

The Odd Fellow Canton Pine River No. 47 drill team won first prize of 100 dollars at the state cantonment in Detroit. Teams from Windsor Flint Lansing Owosso Muskegon competed, Pine River captains led by Herb Becker Emerson Atkinson Abe Millman Robert Ross and others. They also earned a promised 50 dollars for long distance travel.

Canton Pine River No. 47 Detroit Alx Windsor Flint Lansing Owosso Muskegon Alera Pine River Capton No. 47

Memorial Day Program and Monument Services Planned

The Memorial Day observance includes a Monday afternoon program at the Wright Opera House at two o'clock with G A R members in charge and Dr. T C Blaisdell delivering The Newer Patriotism The graves will be decorated at 10 00 p m by Boy Scouts marching from the Marshall J D Helman to the cemetery for ritualistic exercises by the W Moyer post School children will place flowers on graves A detailed program lists songs readings and addresses and the Methodist church will host a memorial day service Sunday afternoon May 30 with Rev Brownlow delivering the sermon Everyone is invited to attend.

Wright Opera House G.A.R Opera House T. C. Blaisdell William H. Mason B. B. Griffith Cyril B Davie Lincoln Music Union Thomas C. Blaisdell Brownlow

Recital Planned for Presbyterian Young Men's Class

Mrs G R Buck of Lapeer will present a song recital to the Presbyterian Young Men's Bible class at Hiram Moore's home on State Street Wednesday evening June 2. The class has grown from ten to sixty members since Mr Moore began teaching Alma. Each month a guest speaker from business professional or scientific fields addresses the group.

G. R. Buck Lapeer Presbyterian Young Men's Hiram Moore State Street Alma Soy

Seville and Sumner Farmers Club Meeting Report

The Seville and Sumner Farmers Club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gargett with a program including readings, songs, an address by Mrs. Francis and others. Alma council passed Ordinance No 6 regulating vehicles, and plans for Republic Truck Co funding and land survey progress are noted with local support pledged.

Seville and Sumner Alma New Republic Truck Co

May Festival Opens Tonight With Fine Program

The third annual May Festival opens this evening in Alma with a double bill at Wright Opera House featuring Bohemian Gritt y choir and a concert by graduates from the Conservatory of Music. Notable performers include Mire Heathos Jaeh of Detroit, Professor Kaapo, Miss Jucknary whe, Miss Mary Howe, Miss Mary Rose, and Mr. Butler. The program promises choral works, solos, and the famous The Seven Last Words of Christ with college orchestra backing.

Wright Oper Glen Mire Heathos Jaeh Detroit Kaapo Mise Mac Conservatory of Music of the College Detroit Conservatory of Music Christ Yeu Wright Opera House Veateh Davis Drelinstra Mise Jackson Mr. Keapp Alma Conservatory of Music Dime Butler Dune Sth Lomu'clocl Mary Rose Sty Secitals

Libby Plant Expands Ahead of Busy Season

Libby, McNeill & Libby prepare for a major second season with fourfold growth in farm acreage and 96 000 bushels of increased capacity at the Alma plant. The firm has added 12 salting stations in Michigan, now totaling 47, and will hire up to 75 workers during peak summer-to-winter run, with plans to expand bottling and reach enhanced civic and economic standing in Alma and Stanton.

Michigan Libby Alma Stanton Dickenson Sman Staunton B. Rinck D. H. Dickenson

Organize Parents Teachers Club Formed in Union Schools

About 130 parents met with grade teachers Friday afternoon at two to form a parent teachers association. It aims for regular meetings to discuss shared concerns. Mrs J W Priest was elected president with Mrs Cora Dunlap as vice president and other officers named. Next meeting set for two thirty Friday afternoon.

Tne Union J. W. Priest Cora Dunlap Seth Tales

Inspiring Addresses at Epworth League Convention

The Lanaday historic convention of the Epworth League met in the city’s Methodist church Friday through Sunday May 21 to 23. Delegates from Alma and many others filled the church for devotions lectures and a banquet. speakers included Rev Brownlow Rev Clarence E Hoag Rev J Kruse Rev Thomas Blaisdell Dr Hartley Canfield and others delivering talks on leadership vision and the future of league work.

Epworth League Almia Brownlow Home Society L.T. Robinson Caplain Clarence E. Hoag Tonia Herbert Wade Carson City J. ©. Kruse St. Johns Buffalo Thos Blaisdell Alma College Ray Merrill Marshall Michigan C. E. Pollock Lansing F. G. Dunbar Wheeler Lulu Blackman Gerhardt Alma Harry Robinson Portland

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HGH Alma Merchant Hospital James L. Kress Mildred Phillips Rev. Jackson Rockingham & Palfrey Ihs Alee, Johnson Saginaw Edward Seville and Sumner Farmers’ Club Mr. Knapp Prof. Knapp Mt. Pleasant Trinity M. E. Church
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