The Alma Record Editorial Notes and Local Update
The Alma Record shows editor C. F. Brown and an extended column mixing a satirical verse about a owed dollar, legal and political notes, highway concerns for Alma Township and surrounding townships, and a grateful acknowledgment from S. S. Howard Superintendent for Michigan Child Welfare League fundraising efforts. The piece highlights Heart Lay coin rounds, public publicity, and a $100.40 donation aided by local residents and businesses as part of child welfare conservation.
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Alma Record
Michigan Child | Welfare League
League
Mr. Brown
First State Savingses
Mildred Avery
G. V. Wright
Michigan
S. Howard
The Idlehour presents The Ne'er-Do-Well and The Unknown
Alma theater The Idlehour reels in Rex Berch's The Ne'er-Do-Well a brisk action packed feature with master players. Lou Tellegen Dorothy Davenport The Unknown promises adventure and rapid action plus a military romantic drama Bullets and Brown Eyes with a Pathé program of comedy and newsreels.
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Alma
Rex Berch
Lou Tellegen
Dorothy Davenport
Bessie Harriscnle
Weber and Fields
Ieald
Pat Pty the
Triangle Company
Jay
Pathe Company
Katine Ward
Hayakawa
Famote Dupaneay
Rural News: Social Visits And Local Moves Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs William Standish were Sunday guests at the Smead home. Ernie Orris left for Alma for work. William Jones returned to Alma after a week with relatives. Alger Clark moved to Detroit. Mrs LO Hunt visited in town. Mr Newmas returned from Dakota. Melvin Tucker is in Saginaw. Mrs Anne Graham visited Mrs James Gargett. Frank Hicks and wife plan to move to Sumner. Ed Smead visited in St Louis. Jncth Ferris of Alma home for Sunday. Henry Coburn of Elwell visited. Howard Phillips and wife visited the Hunt home. Abe n Brown visiting mother in Columbus. Clyde Suvendanal’s daughter left for a Detroit visit. Grobaie and Lee Townsend returned from hunting. Dave Mulford visited Cantonalia Sunday at Hamminertree. Raymond Cothoid and family headed toward Detroit. Ellre Hetfier, long-time local figure, returned home from Baton Rouge. Miss Ani Covell visiting Detroit winter. Miss Irete Myers left for Detroit. Mildwood is center of local news. Miss Est Riggs of Alma visiting Mrs Glen Biglow. Eva Welch of Ithaca returned from visit. Elma Miller at HM Miller’s home. Covell and Phillipe families visited. Mr and Mrs Wonders hosted Sunday. Lou Davis and Pleasant Valley seen. Charles Bittner left for Detroit to spend winter. Elmer Welch and Mrs Bert Welch visited Henry Iweas. Goulds entertained at McLaughlin home. Alice Cranvisi at Dunn school. Eugene Clam visited. Mrs Marin Waser hosting at home. Miss Laurel Welch visited. Seville Cooter aid event at Mrs James Covell’s. A pleasant time enjoyed by all.
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William Standish
Smead
Ernie Orris
Alma
William Jones
Alger Clark
Detroit
LO. Hunt
Than
Newmas
Dakota
Melvin Tucker
Saginawon
Anne Graham
James Gargett
Frank Hicks
Sumner
St. Louis
C. A. Button
Jncth Ferris
Alma Wis
Henry Coburn
Elwell
Hunt
Howard Phillips
Wim. Phillips
Aben Brown
Joe Hunt
Columbus
Clyde Suvendanal
Frieride de. Grobaie
Lee Townsend
Peasy
Dave Mulford
Ceyatal
Hamimnertree
Raymond
Tetreit
Xucress
Elea Hetfier
Biton Rouge
Mise
Ani Covell
Fay Jeuert
Summerton
Irete Myers
Henry Lucas
Est Riggs
Glen Biglow
Eva Welch
Ithaca
Orville Welch
Elma Miller
HM. Miller
Dates Covell
Chis Phillipe
Cummly
Mix
Will Smith
Lou Davie
Keay Erekin
Vestuburg
Laurel Welch
Seville
James Covell
Nest
Frank
Building Firm Forms in Kingston Heights Area
Wednesday saw formation of Kingston Heights Homes Company. It has bought thirty acres of the old Bahike farm near the Repub lic plant and will start building houses this fall. Twenty homes are planned before winter halt. Officers: President Wm MC Johnston, Vice President Frank W Ruggles, Secretary W B Dobneton, Treasurer Charles O Ward.
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Kensington Heights Homes Company
New Republic
Wm. MC Johnston
Frank W. Ruggles
W. B. Dobneton
Charles O. Ward
Seville and Sumner Farmers Club Meeting Notice
The Seville and Sumner Farmers club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs EC Perrin on Thursday December 7. The program includes songs, club prayer, solos by Mr Frank Smith, a reading by Mrs McKinsey, minutes of the last meeting, quotations, and music by Mr and Mrs Seeley Amebury. Officers to be elected include Maxie and the Amabury couple.
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Seville and
Sumner Farmers’ Club
Mus. EC
Perrin
Frank Smith
Seeley Amebury
Reading
McKinsey
Preny Smithsfal
Ar” Blix
After Grippe Severy Kana Relief Promised
The clipping claims a remedy named Vipol boosts strength and energy for women weakened by grippe. It mentions Mrs Gro Freee Vinci and a Paterson Drug Co in Alma Michigan, urging readers to try with a guarantee.
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Severy
Kana
Vinci
Ion
Paterson Drug Co
Alma, Mich
Down's Kidney Pills Advert From Local Farm and Painter
A 30 year tested remedy for kidney trouble advertised by Hagerman of Elwell Michigan and Foster Milburne Co. Claiming early signs like back pain and irregular kidney secretions indicate the condition. The ad asserts Livan's Kidney Pills cured a farmer named Hageroun and urges readers to ask for the product at dealers.
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Bright
Hagerman
Hagerman, Farmer & Painter
Bert D. No
Elwell
Mich
Livan
Vom
Hageroun
Foster-Milbnee Co
Battal N
Award letters for football squad amid shrinking awards
The athletic board reduced letters from eighteen to fourteen for the 110 football squad in a year when scarcity heightens value. Captain Johnston and Captain Alect French lead list, with multiple seniors set to receive merbien sweaters and A pins as rewards for long service, while others obtain letters for earlier seasons. A cattle market and local business notes clutter the page alongside college ads and commodity prices.
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Inast
Allege Athletic Board
Mary
Johnston
Alect French
Richards
Smith
Miller
Auley
Fitch
Harahenu
Spooner
Grain & Tamber Company
Clever Wed
Vane
Democratic Banquet Planned by Local Party Leaders
The executive committee of the Democratic party met at the Wright House this week to plan a celebratory banquet on January 1. Ladies will be invited, and a venue is to be decided, with Alma, Ithaca or St. Louis among possible locations.
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Liemocratic Party
Wright Howse
Tiealay
Hess
Teich Fe
Alma
Ithace
St. Louis
Progressive column lists Alma homes for sale by Alma Home Building Co
The Alma Progressive Column invites readers to join the growing list of homeowners constructed by the Alma Home Building Co. Arland Nevitt, Garland Nevitt, John Chick, Floyd Calkins, J. A. Pinkston, Elmer Mapes and wife, plus others, are buying or building houses with basements, furnaces and inside toilets. Several homes are for sale on easy terms. Hotel at John Pointes and local notices appear in the Alma Record. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a constitutional remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Alma | Home Company
Alma
Alma Home Building CO
Garland Nevitt
Michigan Heights
John Chick
Floyd Calkins
Elmer Mapes
Alma | Home Building CO
al Home Building CO
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Bena
F.J. Cheney & CO
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