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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

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Secretary of State Martindale Reports Michigan Crop Averages

Secretary of State Martindale publishes a monthly crop report from Lansing detailing statewide and regional yields for wheat, oats, barley, corn, potatoes, beans, sugar beets, and buckwheat. The document cites September marketing totals, sowing dates, and eight regional yield figures with the Upper Peninsula shown separately.

Secretary of State Martindale Lansing Mich Upper Peninsula Upper Eee Central Central Counties Fred C. Martindale

Alma College Funders Day Observance Planned

Alma college sets Friday October 24 as Fouders Day with a mass meeting at the chapel at 8 oclock. Dr A W Johnstone of Cadillac First Presbyterian will deliver the principal address. An elaborate musical program will be directed by the college school of music. The Woman's Club meets Monday afternoon with Mrs F N Notestine on Philadelphia avenue.

Alma College A. W. Johnestone First Presbyterian Church Cadillac College School of Music Woman's Club F. N. Notestine Philadelphia Avenue

Philo Mathean Banquet Initiates New Members

Monday evening the Philo matheans held their annual initiation banquet in the society rooms. Decor featured black and gold. Toastmistress Ruth Cook introduced speakers: Retrospection Bernice Walker. Preparing for Life by Living Mrs. Stiles Kennedy. Welcome Ruth H. Ellis. Response Josephine M. Taylor. Philo Friendship Alice V. Kennedy.

Philomatheans Ruth Cook Bernice Walker Stiles Kennedy Ruth H. Ellis Josephine M. Taylor Philo Alice V. Kennedy

Porter Improves Steam Locomotive Windshield Invention

Earl Porter of St. Louis has patented a curved air shield for locomotive cabs to keep sleet and rain from blocking the engineer’s view. The device raises slightly and channels wind upward, away from the cab opening, winning favorable reception from Michigan Central shop manager Jackson.

Michigan Detroit Earl Porter G. B. Porter G. Earl Porter Admiral Motor Company St. Louis Porter Michigan Central Jackson

TREGEL CURSE Many of our readers have doubt

Readers are urged to support the Lyceum course as subscriptions rise. Advancing tickets may be reserved by phoning banks, drug stores, or Prof J T Ewing. Subscriptions due starting Oct 20, payable at banks or drug stores. general sale begins Oct 27. First reserved-seat drawing Nov 10, a week before the oratorio artists opening on Nov 17.

Jess Lyceum J. T. Ewing

United Brethren Church Service Schedule Notice

Regular church service will be held Sunday morning October 19 at ten thirty and every other Sunday thereafter. The pastor Rev E C Clapp will preach.

E. C., Clapp

Alma High routs Bay City 24 to 0 in windy clash

Alma High School dominated Bay City Western at Davis Field in a 24 to 0 victory. Handley, Banghart, Jessup, and Dutt starred as Alma capitalized on fumbles and strong line play to secure the win and prep for Mt Pleasant next Saturday. Muscat anchored center while the defense held firm after a scoreless first quarter.

Davis Field Bay City Western Alma High Bay City City Alma Dutt Alan Handley Hadley Banghart Stoddard Jessup Kridge Muscat Mt Pleasant Tearm

Free Methodist Pastor Rejoins Post After Illness

Rev. Q. Smith, pastor of the Free Methodist church, has recovered from typhoid fever and will be at his post on Sunday. Service hours are Sunday school at 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., another service at 7 p.m., and Thursday evening prayer meeting.

Q. Smith Free Methodist Church

Gratiot County History needs last minute contributions

Willard D. Tucker of Ithaca Michigan appeals for missing items biographical sketches portraits residence and farm views for the Gratiot County History. He urges readers to submit material by Monday night urging pride in pioneer parents and children as a lasting benefit to future generations.

Gratiot County Willard D. Tucker Ithaca, Mich Qer 1914

Arcada Farmers Club Meeting Near Ely School House

Arcada Farmers club meets Thursday with Mr and Mrs S W Peck one mile south and quarter mile west of the Ely school house. Members are asked to bring vegetable specimens and a dinner plan is set to share. After dinner a program includes prayers songs readings and recitations led by several club members.

Arcada Farmers’ Club S. W. Peck Ely F. Haintine J. We Priest R, W, Anderson Fred Bradford Hh, Walston G. Irish G. Peck

Faculty Recital Delights in College Chapel Evening

The college chapel hosted a faculty recital praised for artistry and finish. Miss Fuller sang From the Land of the Sky is the Water and the Jewel Song from Faust. Cyril W. Davis performed Bennet Con certo in A minor with warmth and technical flair. Fennell sang two numbers despite throat trouble, including Schubert Morning Greeting. Miss Amsbury rendered Liszt Twelfth Hungarian Rhapsody. Prof. R F Veatch closed with baritone pieces from Faust and Pagliacci and an encore Nevi Rosary.

College Chapel Lyceunl Fennell Miss Amsbury Liset R. PF. Veateh Gounod Faust Leoncavello

Temple Emery Dies at 76 in Alma Home

Temple Emery formerly of Bay City, who moved to Abia on September 1, died Monday morning at the Masonic home. A once wealthy manufacturer of paper in Michigan, he later worked in life insurance. He had held the Masonic degree for 23 years and is survived by two sons, two daughters, and a brother. Burial will be in Bay City after a Masonic funeral.

Temple Emery Bay City Abia Mr. Winery Tumber Michigan Alice Werner Cebora Banery W. ©. Emery Detroit Brotherd Emery Ferguson Missouri Alma

Beulah Land Home for Boys Closes in Ionia Reform Event

The Beulah Land Home for Boys has shut down and the last of the homeless Waits were moved out Friday morning. The closure ends a multi year chapter started by Herman J Swift, who is now confined in the State Reformatory at Ionia, Charlevoix Courier reports.

Beulah Land Herman J. Swift Ionia Charlevoix

Moulton Joins the News in Hoppertown Parade

Roy K. Moulton, the famous humorist, joins the Grand Rapids News editorial staff. Old Cap Whipple and Grandma Whipple, Hank Tumms, Elmer Spink, the village mil liner, the town constable, the sta agent and all the other Hoppertown characters have followed him to the News.

Roy K. Moulton Grand Rapids News Old Cap Whipple Grandma Whipple Hank Tumms Elmer Spink Sta Mr. Moulton

Loretta Clum and John Becker Wed at Alma Home

Miss Loretta Clum married John Becker last Wednesday evening at the bride’s mother’s home on Pine Avenue. Rev J W Priest officiated at eight with close relatives present. The couple received guests at Rev Priest’s home then at Becker’s furnished River Street residence and will be at home after October 20. Mrs Becker is Alma College class of 1912 graduate and taught in Shelby. Mr Becker works as a rural carrier for the local post office.

C. A. Kipp Pine Avenue Loretta Clum John Becker J. W. Priest River Street Becker Alma College Shelby Alma

Mrs George Sharr hosts bridge and five hundred at State street

Last Saturday Mrs George Sharr entertained about twenty ladies at her State street home. Three tables for Bridge and three for Five Hundred provided afternoon entertainment. Prizes, two china pieces, went to Mrs C G Rhodes in Bridge and Mrs C J Brown in Five Hundred. Refreshments were served. Sherman Tidd's hydraulic cider mill near Elwell operates Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.

George Sharrar State Street C. G. Rhodes C. J Brown Sherman Tidd Elwell

Marriage Licenses and Personal News

Floyd Hoard and Nellie Howard of Lafayette seek a license. Ernest Bronson and Lucy Starr of Ithaca. Walter Clark and Flossie Kincaid of Wheeler. John Becker and Loretta Cramm of Alma. Nell Whitford and Mary Inman of Ashley. Sidney Elsdon of Grand Rapids is visiting D. W. Adams, returning from nine months in London.

Floyd Hoard Wheele Nellie Howard Lafayette Ernest S. Bronson New Haven Lucy M. Starr Ithaca Walter Clark Wheeler Flossie Kincaid John L. Becker Alma Loretta Cramm Nell Whitford Ashley Mary Inman Sidney Elsdon Grand Rapids D. W. Adams Mr. Elsdon London

Practical Farming Two Year Course at M A C Opens Nov

Michigan Agricultural College offers a two year course in Practical Agriculture starting November 3. The program combines lecture work with practical demonstrations and laboratory training. It targets young farmers across the state and promises a profitable, highly practical education in agriculture. Catalogs may be obtained by writing President J J Snyder in East Lansing, Michigan.

Michigan Agricultural College M.A. C J. J. Snyder Fast

Marion Green to Sing in Alma College Concert

A prominent photo of Marion Green fronts Musical America as an eminent musical figure. Green, soloist with the Thomas Orchestra for five seasons, will open Alma College Concert Course in the college chapel on Monday October 6 at 8 p.m. Reservations are at Rhodes' drug store without extra charge.

Marion Green Musical America Thomas Orchestra America Green Alma College Chapel Marcus Kellerman Rhodes Reese F Veatch

Christian Science Lecture by Bicknell Young at Realty Opera House

Bicknell Young of Chicago Minnesota will give a free Christian Science lecture at Realty Opera House Tuesday evening October 21 at 8 o clock. He is a member of The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston and lectures under the local church auspices. He is described as an able orator and the public may hear him free.

Bicknell Young Chicago Minois Realty Opera House Young First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston

Saad Purchases Lot Near Brewen Market for Store

Mr Saad bought the adjacent lot east of Brewen meat market last week and began excavating the basement on Monday to erect a two story building. He expects to enclose the structure within about thirty days.

Michigan Lawyer Romine Clark Opens St. Louis Office

Romine Clark a former Alma College student and a University of Michigan Law School graduate will open a law office in St. Louis. He has secured rooms above the Commercial Savings Bank and will begin work immediately. He and Mrs. Clark plan to reside in Alma’s neighboring town with friends’ good wishes.

Romine Clark Alma College Law School University of Michigan At Ann Arbor St. Louis Clark Commercial Savings Bank Queen Strong Alma

Surprise birthday party for Mrs Jerry Wolf gang

A pleasant surprise occurred Saturday evening when about twenty five ladies with filled baskets gathered at Mrs Ed Leonards home to celebrate her birthday. Mr Wolfgang located his clothes and matches then led the group to the cellar to serve sweet cider and watermelons before they departed with wishes for many happy returns.

Jerry Wolfgang Ed Leonard Mr. Wolfgang

New Sugar Law Set for Beet Makers in Michigan

The Dairy and Food Department outlines a new law requiring inspection and testing of all sugar beets. Two inspectors will oversee weighing and quality analysis at factories, with complaints handled promptly. Factories finance the inspectors and a tax funds enforcement. Copies of regulations and oaths are issued, aiming for a square deal for both producers and factories.

Iplis Uth Dairy and Food Comemissioner Helme Agricultured College Fairy and Food Department Aerivalnehl Experiment Station Michigan Dairy and Food Commissioner Waris Lansing State Commission Dairy and Food Department

Methodist Church Notes Inspire Sunday Worship and Programs

The Methodist church invites all to Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m with sermons “Come and See” and “A Sinner on the Run.” Sunday school at 11:30, Epworth League at 6 p.m., and a Thursday 7 p.m. prayer meeting. All strangers welcome. Morning music features Anthem “The Lord is my Light” and Evening selections “Lead Kindly Light,” with the choir and flower song by Mr. Davis and others.

Methodist Church Epworth League

Miller Bros Grocers Announces Early Evening Closures

Beginning Monday November ord our store will close at six p m every evening of the week Saturday executed Miller Bros The Grocers announces new hours with a nightly six oclock closing time for all days.

Ord

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