Program of Concert The Misses Sharp
A concert program lists The Misses Sharp performing at Realty Opera House on Tuesday October 1. The event features a solo recital by the Sharp sisters, with likely selections across classical and light music.
06 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
1
A concert program lists The Misses Sharp performing at Realty Opera House on Tuesday October 1. The event features a solo recital by the Sharp sisters, with likely selections across classical and light music.
Auspices of Euterpe Society announce a Tuesday evening program at Realty Opera House featuring Mary and Velma Sharp. The lively program includes works by Beethoven Chopin Debussy and Verdi with arias from La Traviata and Butterfly and pieces by Brahms Wolf and MacDowell. Musicians Mary and Velma Sharp have been praised by Musical America for refined technique and expressive depth.
Letters from promoters indicate a cheese factory in Elwell will begin work December 15. Machinery is shipped and due to arrive this week, signaling growth for Seville township as urged by Gleaners and speakers Grant Slocum and Fred Warner.
The second Alma Choral Club artist course concert by pianist Alfred Calzin has been indefinitely postponed due to a crowded near term schedule of musical events.
Mt Pleasant city marshal James Wilson was struck by a truck driven by merchant James Johnson Sunday night and died Tuesday. Wilson reportedly stepped into the path of the automobile and was dragged about 50 feet after serving as traffic officer at the corner for several months. Also an advertisement notes Ladies Shoes on sale at Miller's Boot Shop with regular prices of 3.50 to 4.00 now 1.96.
Rev. Thomas G. R. Brownlow leads services with sermons on Our Father's Home and Facing the Facts. Sunday School, Epworth League, and prayer meetings scheduled. church activities include dining room expansion plans and a welcoming note to families. Music programs feature Stainer anthem and selections by Mr. Wright and Miss Amsbury. organist Mrs. Theo M. Amsbury.
Numerous mass meetings in the college chapel signal strong support for Olivet game day November 22. A special train will carry the team and about 200 rooters, with a college band joining the trip. A Virginian Romance musical comedy directed by Prof. Veatch plays at Opéra House on November seven, with reserved seats available November seven at Mitchell's Drug Store.
Friends of C A Ball of Sev ille township mourn his death at 69 in Grand Rapids while visiting. Survived by his widow, a son William, and two children. Funeral services held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Gee. Also notes a Halloween party hosted by Miss Louise Mclaughlin with about twenty guests, details of decor and entertainment, including Zelna Miller and Beatrice Barry.
The Arcada township board opened bids for a town hall on Henry Soule’s site. Bids from Henry Soule Medler Renner, and George Bahlke were reviewed and the contract awarded to Bahlke. Work to start as soon as materials arrive with completion set for February 14, 1914.
The Euterpe Society will present Miss Sharp in concert on Tuesday evening November 11 at the Realty Opera House. Seat sales start Saturday morning November 8 at Mitchell's drug store. Ticket prices are 35 50 and 75 cents.
Regular Alma Common Council meeting chaired by Mayor J M Montigel with Aldermen Rowland Peery Caple Cook Kehn Fraker present. Motions authorize dump ordinance draft and payments to Alma Grain & Lumber Co and Lee Howland, plus listed general fund claims totalling 930.31 for lights and other items approved.
The council adjourned to Tuesday with reports of highway and water fund expenses including Caple Hardware Co bills and various labor payments. City Clerk D W Adams and Mayor J M Montigel signed the adjournment noting amounts such as 1476.03 for highway estimate and 29249 for water fund items.
Dr E G Sluyter a Beicheville Missouri School of Osteopathy graduate has leased rooms over Grover's drug store in Alma. The suites include a general office dressing room and operating room all neatly furnished and ready for patrons. He comes to Alma highly recommended and expected to build a satisfactory practice.
Attorney General Dawson cited disparate statistics to argue Kansas remains dry. He claimed over half the counties have empty jails, 65 of 108 counties lack inmates in state prisons, many counties lack jury trials in a decade, 89 counties have no inmates on poor farms, Kansas per capita wealth reaches $1,700, and fewer than ten of 786 newspapers in the state carry liquor ads.
Rev. Charles Hoadley of Ithaca will supply the pulpit at the Free Methodist church for several weeks due to pastor Q. Smith's illness and recovery trip to Cadillac. Shoes on sale at Miller's Boot Shop. Lyceum course tickets available at banks and drug stores.
A Clare county council of citizens urged Governor Ferris to remove Prosecuting Attorney Bowles Sheriff Brown and Mayor Cole over alleged enforcement failures. Attorney General Fellows advised pursuing proper legal form for a state investigation, with charges to be prepared and resubmitted. A representative from the Attorney General's office is at work in Clare.
The Ann Arbor railroad offers excursion tickets for the Michigan vs Pennsylvania football game in Ann Arbor on Saturday Nov 15. Depart Alma 7 20 am return trains from Ferry Field 4 29 pm and Ann Arbor 4 57 pm with hold if the game runs past 4 20 pm. Round trip fare is 2 00.
Miss Dows Caster was ill Wednesday Mrs Collins visits Detroit this week Two new tables to be installed in the library Shrubbery planted by Mrs Francis King Miss Mary Holland away Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Miss Bessie Oswald out five days last week Hollis Clark arrived ten minutes early Tuesday Miss Mabel Wyant visited Wednesday now teaching at Midland Miss Dersham substituting for Lena Potter at Alma college Due to bad weather the St Louis game was postponed likely to be played before Thanksgiving Many new pupils required thirty new seats for the primary building Athletic entertainment last Monday netted about 25 for the association lawn graded and sown this week Keep off signs not needed this year Alma Ithaca game Friday at Ithaca to show Alma spirit
A mass meeting is planned for Thursday as Gaffney calls on all high school students to attend. The upcoming game will decide the Central State championship, and officials urge enthusiasm and continued effort from the student body.
Governor Ferris spoke at Jackson to the Men's club of St. Paul’s Episcopal church urging religion in public schools to teach man’s relation to his creator. He praised Salvation Army funding as a means to reform and emphasized home obedience as essential to good citizenship and the path to heaven.
A unique Hallowe en party in the college gym drew students from all classes. Seniors staged a charade, Juniors performed a country square dance with a small orchestra, Sophomores presented Monty read by Mr. Farlane, Freshmen dressed as witches and wizards around a fire, with puns for faculty and students. The event closed with a grand march and refreshments.
Edna Abbott and Mel Medler united in marriage last night at the Abbott home on Woodworth avenue with Rev. J W Priest officiating. Guests included bridesmaid Edna Henry and best man Guy Campbell. The couple will reside at 315 Park avenue and have many friends in gratitude for the wedding.
A universal transfer system on the elevated railroads makes 119 miles of travel possible for 5 cents, effective Wednesday. Crosstown express service will debut tomorrow, linking Evanston in the north with the south city limits on the longest route.
The County Sunday School convention in Alma drew 126 delegates from 38 schools, the best attended in the association’s history. A telegram to the State Teachers' association urged Bible study in public schools, and over eighty dollars was raised for county and state work with a pledge of 125 dollars for next year. Officers and committee members were elected, Breckenridge hosts next year, and resolutions urged school use of buildings on Sundays, Sabbath observance, Bible reading in schools, parent involvement, and thanks to Alma and Prof. Veatch for hospitality and music.
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