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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1919

Page

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Founders Day Observed During Synod Meetings at Alma College

The Presbyterian Synod of Michigan meets in Alma from Tuesday through Thursday with sessions at the First Presbyterian church. Founders Day will be celebrated at Alma College chapel Wednesday evening. Notable speakers include Rev. James M. Barkley, Harry Means Crooks, and Rev. R. C. Hughes.

Presbyterian Synod of Michigan Alma First Presbyterian Church Alma College College Tappan Presbyterian Association James M. Barkley Harry Means Crooks

Family Altar League Meeting and Child Lectures

A local religious gathering outlines committee reports including executive, auditing, nominations, and treasurer duties. It notes reports on spiritual conditions, relations with the American Bible Society, and Presbyterian histories, with plans for partial minutes and next meeting. A Friday Saturday event features the boy wonder impersonator at Oddfellows Hall at 8:00 PM with touring mentions and urging attendance.

Ypsilanti M.C. Morgan M.A Willant K. Spencer D. D. Howell Memorial J. M. Barkley American Bible Society William J. Mason D. D Presbyterian History and Presbyterian Historical Society Willard K. Spencer Vaechey Supwy

City Hall to Undergo Major Interior Remodeling

City manager William Reynalde outlines a plan to remodel the first floor of City Hall over the coming weeks. The project relocates offices, adds steel safe cabinets, creates four private offices including for the clerk and treasurer, and moves the engineering department to the former commission room. A new corridor to Gratiot avenue will ease access for tools, with the cost estimated at 1700 dollars, less than expected by commissioners.

William B. Reynalde Catl City Commission Gratiot Avenue City Hall Tris

Alma High Poised After Bay City Victory Over Western

Alma high school, boosted by a 24 to 0 Bay City win, eyes an easy clash with Hay City Western next Friday. Arthur Hill's squad, beaten Grand Rapids South and Flint Central by near-identical scores, prepares for a tougher test as Bishop and Murphy expected back. Chick at Economy Shoe announces the birth of a 9.5 pound boy on West Center Street.

Arthor Hill High Alma High School Hay City Western High Bay City Western Kich Arthur Bishop Murphy Cross Hillites Muletin John Chick Weat Center Street

Ground broken for new Bellatrom Motors factory

Ground was broken on October 2 for Bellatrom Motors Inc new brick and concrete plant on Michigan avenue road between St. Louis and Alma. The forty acre site borders Pere Marquette railroad and will expand with future buildings and expanded water and light service in St. Louis. Local stockholders and Alma residents anticipate a major economic boom and early production.

Bellatrom Motors Inc Michigan Avenue Road St. Louis Alma Henry H. Soule St. Lewis

Governor Sleeper to Address Gratiot Club on October 18

Gratiot club members plan an October 18 meeting at the Woodworth and East Center clubhouse with Governor Albert E. Sleeper of Michigan as guest to discuss vital business matters. Directors will be elected and officers chosen for the ensuing year, with an entertainment committee to organize winter amusements.

Albert E. Sleeper Michigan Woodworth Avenue East Center Street Gratiot Club Clu Jobe W. Toner J. N. Peterson Hubcock

City Alma to Review Assessment Rolls Friday

The City of Alma will review its assessment rolls Friday following an offer from the Board of State Tax Commissioners at city hall beginning at 9 00 a m A review of Arcada Pine River and Sumner township rolls will be held at the same time In St Louis Saturday a review of the assessments for St Louis Hethany and Pine River will take place

Alma Board of State Tax Commissioners Arcada Pine River Sumner St. Louis Hethany

George W Myers Post 15 Formed in City Veterans Meet

The George W Meyers Post No 15 formed by World War veterans held at the high school last Friday. Forty service men joined as charter members. Officers elected include Post Commander Orville Allen and Vice Commander Donald Smith. Rev Fr John Malvey named Post Chaplain, with Lauren Burt as Adjutant and Russell Gaffney as Historian. Verne Rogers selected delegate to the state convention in Grand Rapids October 14 and 15. A future meeting will be announced in The All Record. Walter Vilet, Alma resident and former Republic Motor Truck Company worker, died this morning. He leaves a mother, wife and son. Funeral arrangements pending. Best ice cream DeLaixe. Circulation counts we have it.

George W. Meyers World War Veterana Orville Allen Donald B. Smith Lauren Burt John Malvey Pest Russell Gaffney Verne Rogers Grand Rapids Minneapolis All

New Alma Theater to Rise West of City Hall

Idlehour theater owner C A Miller announced Baxeltyn Murphy of Detroit will start Alma's new venue within days. The 50 by 100 foot brick front theater aims to resemble Detroit's Majestic with seating for nearly a thousand and a terra cotta front replaced by brick. Construction to be by a local contractor. completion targeted by early next year, possibly Christmas. Police report notes seventeen September arrests including four for state criminal offenses and several tramme and curfew violations.

C. A. Miller Idlehour Theatre Alma Show Alma Baxeltyn & Murphy Detroit City Hall East Superior Street Berra Majestic Theatre Netroit

College Eleven Triumphs Over Ferris in Scrappy Showdown

Alma College eleven dominates Ferris Institute with a 48 to 0 victory as Spooner and Walker sustain injuries. Battie breaks loose for long TD runs while Milford converts on early attempts and Walker adds kick points. Ferris, facing substitutions, fights to avoid a shutout but falls short as Alma Padgett’s backfield and line hold firm through the minutes.

Ferris Institute Big Rapiia Davie Als Overnor’s Coud Spooner Walker M.A. C Wood Asia Maroon Cream Ferris Miller Alma Rookers Alta F. 1 Battie Faul Milford Matl Jackson Wagoner Perens Richards Glover Sith Cy Lawson_ Walker Issaninger Quartars

Brooke and Sharrar Tie Knot in Arcada Nuptials

Elmer E Brooke of Ann Arbor and Margaret E Sharrar of Arcada wed at the bride's parents dome on October 1 limited to immediate relatives. ceremony conducted by Rev Gelston of the Presbyterian Church. They leave for a short wedding trip and will reside at 916 Mary Street Ann Arbor Mich.

Melvin Sharrar Arcada Elmer E. Brooke Ann Arbor Margaret E. Sharrar Gelston Presbyterian Church Mary St. Ann Arbor Mich

Worship and homecoming for Alma Federated Churches

Delegates gather in Alma to dedicate the new building on East Fajerioe street with a full day of sessions. Rev. G L Snively of Lewiston will deliver three addresses, and Ruth Edgar will read at the Bible school events. The day features a basket lunch, reminiscence service, and musical performances by the Stalter boys and Coe male quartet, concluding with Mr Snively’s closing sermon.

Aimate Moon GL. Snively Lewiston ML & Mat America Hitle School Attet Stalter Tad Bible Shool Washington Mixa Ruth Edgar St. Louis Mer Ralph Moor Almaentlege Mies Lucile Raunt Stalver Tvind Tea Kinberiing Yorks Alma Success H. M. MacCurdy Methodist Church Priest Baptist Henry Brewbaker Episcopal Church A. P. Cook Presbyterian Brethren W. A. Bahlke Hosmer Alma College Coe Snively

Uncle Sara’s pay day for Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps

October 15 marks another big pay day as Liberty bond coupons can be reinvested into War Savings stamps or Treasury Savings certificates. Interest totaling 875 102 299.28 will be paid by the Treasury on October 1, promoting the idea to keep income growing as the dollar’s purchasing power falls. Citizens can exchange coupons at post offices or banks for four percent War Savings stamps, nondepreciable and cashable with ten days’ notice, offering guaranteed profit and future financial stability.

Uncle Sara Treasury Savings Treasury Department

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Synod of Michigan George J. Rea Addrons John McDowell Cwo Mingementa Willis L. Gelston J. van Wyck William H. Phelps Home Missionary Society J. K. Mitchell M. Com George J. Res John Comin Home Mission Council John McDeewell M. J. Marshall Foreign Missions Women's Foreign Missionary Society F. M J. Wirt Danning George H. Trull William C. Mel Knight W. B. Shirey Messrs Brumbaugh and Davis Frederick S. Goodrich Michigan Sunday School Association William Sidebotham A. W. Johnstone Robert E. Pugh David McConaughy Wright Hall Alma Entlege Alow College Synod of Michi Wen Pascal Whirsday William H. Lang J. H. Nixbet Maple Ridge Irwin E.ford Damon Morrison Barkley Presoe Eae Crooks LL. D R. C. Hughes Joshua R .Hell the Family Altar League William M. Holderby New Era Movement Willia Covert D. 1 Oddfellow Hall Boy Wonder New York City Philadelphia Ady Directors ALY Michigan and Euclid Avenues George W. Myers Post Walter Vilet Wright Avenue Vilet Republic Motor Truck Company Inc Chicago DeLaixe Quart New Alma Theater Detroit Majestic Albion Starr Commonwealth Comandler F. E Pollak Mir Gardner Alma Staw Savings Bank Protectiog Nm Prison Allen Commonwealth E Jewell Clark Rand Rap Wilcox Grind Rapids College Eleven Maroon and Cream Ferris Institute Eleven W. 8S. S Guanerstone Servbes Walsberoon Wim IF Ak Murchen
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