Alma school happenings and notices mix of illness and events
Miss Adra Miller was ill and Ruth Dutt out of school due to illness. Carl Blair absent for a week after his father’s death. Arthur Hill game and Sag inaw trip drew many students. Six new Debating Club members chosen. Teachers to attend State Teachers' institute in Ann Arbor. Scenic lecture to benefit Athletic Association at the High School auditorium Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ford Gargett
Ruth Dutt
Carl Blair
Debating Society
Gaffney
Arthur Hill
Earle Holmes
Holmes
Stanley Stud
Allen Highfield
Lislelatte
Onty
Rooters
Saginaw
Alma
State Teachers’ Association Institute
Ann Arbor
Annette McLaren
Pineney
Greer
Johnson
Meissel
Kramer
Russell
Dunlap
Winn
Soule
McLaren
Trapp
Stitt
Moon
Rogers
Munger
Potter
Fraker
Clark
F. E. Ellsworth
Maxwell
Crisp
Luchtman
Collins
Atlantic
Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway
Athletic Association
Alma High Loses to Arthur Hill at Eagle Park
Alma High was defeated 13 to 6 by Arthur Hill at Eagle Park Saginaw in a game noted for a strong first half by Alma and a late Arthur Hill rally Ippel and Handley scored for Arthur Hill while Alma’s Banghart found the end zone on a line plunge and the teams fought through 15 minute quarters with Arthur Hill pulling away in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma High
Arthur Hill
Eagle Park
Saginaw
Alia
Alma
Banghart
Handley
Ippel
Arthur Phm
Arthur Till
Smith
St. Louis High
Tinkhamsey Muscott
Wonders
Blaisdell
R. T. Dutt
Notestine
G. Jessup
E. Banghart
E. Hodge
Sawer Smith
Crisp
Elsworth
From Forest Hill to Homer Tea Gardens in One Report
Forest Hill NEMS lists Silas Moody returning home from Park Lake and Jacob Bauer visiting Calhoun county. John Davison Jr and bride in town Saturday. Mrs Frost of Ohio visiting Homer Tea Gardens. Ward Small of St Louis called on Mack Wood. Mrs L E Camfield back from Ohio. E Parsons visited Joe Tedrow’s Cage Wood then headed to Butler Indiana to see sister. Cecil Ladwick and family host visitors from Indiana. Mrs Otis Capen’s mother and sister from North Wheeler visiting. F M Brewer and wife spent weekend with friends in St Louis. Mary Mills visited Iva Shelhaus County Line. Mary Packard and Mrs Will Packard and daughter of Ithaca called on Katen hus family Sunday. First Literary club meeting held at the Brewer home Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bauer
Calhoun County
John Davison, Jr
Bride
Mrs. Frost
Ohio
Homer Tea Gardens
Ward Small
St. Louis
Mack Wood
L. E. Camfield
E. Parsons
Joe Tedrow
Cage Wood
Butler
Ind
Cecil Ladwick
Indiana
Otis Capen
North Wheeler
F. M. Brewer
Mary Mills
Iva Shelhaus
Mary Packard
Will Packard
Ithaca
Edgar Sias
Edna
Katenhus
Literary Club
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Province of Alberta
Canada
Burt Sharrar & Moore “and Company, Inc
Michigan
Bruce
Alberta
Burt, Sharrar & Moore Land Company, Inc
Alma, Mich
Business Education
Banking Corporation
ACCT
Civil Service Commercial
Saginaw, Michigan
A. Sawkins the Piano Man
St. Louis, Mich
Tor
P. M
V. P. Casa
Swigart
Sullivan
Opera
Commercial Studd
John L. Freed Photographer
Adra Miller
Arthur Hls
Alma G
Forest Hill
Silas Moody
Park Lake
Bumphreys
Phreve Homeopathic Medicine Company
Willian Street
Lyceum
Grover's Drug Store
Chas
Rhodes
F. W. Clark
R. Burrell
Pine River
P. W. Clark
F. Rebow
J. Rebow
Bethany. Stewart
V. Gz
Washington
W. Pease
C. D. Hoffman
Bethany
Z. Bigelow
L. D. Knash
C. Thompson
A. Bieberitz
Hamilton G. W. Long
J. Scott
M.S. Howell
J. H
C. B. Smith
Middleton
S. Caple
J. W. Flansburg
Gargett
Alma E. Whitbeck
A. T. Kitchen
E. Follick
T. Croton
Sumner
W. Clark
H. Crismore
A. Garner
North Shade
L. T. Miller
N. W. Struble
W. T. Naldrett
C. J. Bernard
D. Werrington
St. Low L. Ellison
Blaw. Ellison
Ton
Alma G. M. Delavan
W. Knudson
Arcada
J. EB. Knudson
G. M. Delavan
Alma J. H. Marchmont
Edna Kelly
Case
Lewis Stump
Shepherd
Prosper
Berkshire
Champion
Superior
Osborne
John Deere
McCormick
Walter A. Wood
Blizzard
Gale
Harrison
C. B. Stump
J. D. Helman
Oliver No
Kemp
Dickinson
Rock Portland
Catham
Albert Balgh
M. L. Perrigo
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