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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

4

Pleasant Surprise for Miss Stuckey at River Street Home

The Cadillac Evening News notes a surprise party hosted by the New York Racket Store staff and friends at 821 River Street to honor Miss Margaret Stuckey, cashier for two years, who resigns to move with her parents to Alma. Gifts include a souvenir spoon and hand painted china. The Sept 18 report describes a separate farewell from Citizens' Telephone operators with engraved gold belt buckle and a gum-chewing contest, luncheon, and warm tributes to Miss Stuckey. Strong local ties and personal gifts mark the two events in Cadillac.

Cadillac Evening News Sth New York Margaret Stackey River Street Miss Stuckey News and Express Margaret Stucky Alma Petter Conley Lake Street Citizens’ Telephone Company Addie Rowe Ethel Price Emma Bourassa Conley

Increased Payroll Boosts Alma Manufacturing Plant

The Alma Manufacturing Co plant reports a September payroll rise of 0 percent and a jump from 25 to 60 workers in two weeks, with 70 to 60 currently on the rolls. HC Richardson says orders are rising, stock is shipped, and prospects look favorable for more hires.

United States Alma HC Richardson Ala Manufacturing Co

Gov John A Johnson Dies After Operation

Governor John A Johnson three times elected leader of Minnesota and 1908 presidential hopeful died at St Marys Hospital Rochester after an operation last week. He was considered a likely Democratic national standard bearer amid national attention.

John A. Johnson Minnesota U.S St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Minn

Alma Pastor Honored at Michigan Conference

Word from Grand Rapids reports Rev. J. M. Wolfe of this city chosen first Assistant Secretary of the Michigan Conference of the M. E. church. Conference includes four to five hundred members. Bollinger family reunion held at Vestaburg on Saturday September 15. An extended fame notice to appear next week in the Record.

Grand Rapids Michigan M. E. Church J. M. Wolfe Bollinger Vestaburg

Alma Ladies Attend Reception in Ithaca Hosted by Mesdames Convis and Hannah

Last Thursday afternoon 26 Alma women traveled to Ithaca by buzz wagon after invitations and were greeted at the residence of Mrs. Connis. A three course dinner followed at Mr. Henry Frusch’s catering with decorations of peautiful china asters and milax. The evening included music and games before returning to the depot for the Ann Arbor train home, with Mrs. Connis and Mrs. Hannah praised as royal entertainers. Notable guests included G. S. Ward, E. T. Lamb, H. Brewhaker, D. L. Johnson, L. N. Baker, Geo. Moore, W. Vliet, Ezra Smith, Jno Glass, Ely Brewhaker, Bert Hicks, Chas Goggins, Walter Caple, J. F. Suydam, Vliet, A. J. Hull, W. S. Turk, E. A. Bagley, J. W. Robinson, T. W. Hoover, Geo. Sharrar, L. Ellison, Edna Kelly, and the Misses Delavan, Louise Hood, and Mingie Cheesman.

Alma Tithaca Mesdames Convis Hannah Ithaca Coniis Hanoah Henry Frusch Ann Arbor Mra Hannah Meadames G. S. Ward E T. Lamb H. Brewhaker D. L. Johnson L. N. Baker Geo. Moore W. Vliet Ezra Smith Jno Glass Ely Brewhaker Bert Hicks Chas Goggins Walter Caple J. F. Suydam G Vliet A. J. Hull W. 8. Turk E A, Bagley J. W. Robinson T. W. Hoover Geo. Sharrar L. Ellison Edna Kelly Misses Delavan Louise Hood Mingie Cheesman

Batunday Surprise for Carl Morris on Fifteenth Birthday

About thirty friends gathered at the Morris home in Sumner township to surprise Carl Morris on his fifteenth birthday. The event featured music by Minnie Wetherer, games, and a dainty supper. Carl received a signet ring from his classmates and teacher Mrs Claude Beck, who made the presentation. The party ended around 2 AM with warm wishes for more birthdays.

Carl Morris A. Morris Sumner Township Carl Minnie Wetherer Claude Beck

New York Passenger Terminal Set to Open November First

The Pennsylvania Railroad builds a vast New York City terminal costing about 90 million dollars begun in 1902. It spans four blocks and includes two tunnels passing beneath the Hudson River and reaching Long Island. It is touted as the most perfect passenger facility in the world.

Pennsylvania New York City Pennsylvania Railroad Company New Jersey Long Island

Surprised Trustee Faces Ill Health of Benefactors

Michael Koffenberger, a county resident, walked into Joho Spinney’s Pollayky office with one cane amid a chancery case. Koffenberger had spinal surgery in 1907 and was not expected to live beyond six months, turning 80 this Saturday. Spinney acts as trustee for him and his wife, who recently recovered from a grave illness. They live at 1 West Mechanic Street and attended a homecoming in St. Louis this year.

Joho Spinney Michael Koffenberger Pollayky Koffenberger Spinney West Mechanic St Kolfentierner St. Louis

Church Notes Roundup of Sept Services and Meetings

Christian Scernot parish calls for Sunday worship at 10 in Knights of Pythias Hall and a Wednesday 7 30 service. Methodist church announces Sept 26 pulpit by Rev J W Hayward of Albion. St Mary Alma offers High Mass at 10 30 with child instruction at 3 and Rosary at 7 30. St Louis Low Mass and sermon at 8. Church of Christ posts Vestaburg district mission meeting Sept 24 26 with cottage meeting postponed. St Johns Guild meets Sept 23 7 30 p m Parish Hall and confirmation Sept 24. Citas Ryan rector Preaching at 10 30 and 11 00 Sunday School as well as youth group 6 and evening 7. Oct 7 Rev C L Ramsay to conduct service. The midweek sermon series runs Sept 23 to Oct 1 with topics on youths morals purity and Y P S C EB regular meeting and social Oct 1.

Rocgo A. m Knights’ of Pythias Hall ST. Mary's Church Alma St. Louis Church OF Christ The Vestaburg ST. Johns Church St. Johns Toa. m C. L. Ramsey Durand Citas. Ryan Titus

Items of Special Interest from Alma Classifieds

A mixed notice listing housing, job, lost and found, sales, and wanted ads. Includes wages for cooks, a waitress, and general workers. a lost English setter. sale of a Garland coal stove. request for a copy of the Alma Record from August 1, 1908. a Durham can for sale. satin lined suits. a middle aged woman sought to care for an invalid. a buggy and spindle repair noted at Mechanic and Maple Streets with owner proof requested. Location references Alma and surrounding streets.

Womren Mary Lilley Alma Route 4 Mechanic and Maple Streets Bert Mangus Mechanic Street

Advertised letters list for week ending September 1st 1909

Advertised list shows names including Herbert Bishop FLB Carr LL Carty Peter Champagne Wim Comrod N Davison A J Gardurn Grace Hales Effie Hudson William McCabe Thos A McCormack A C Mills May S Ransom Winnie Redding W P Richards Olive Sigsby. Uncalled names will be sent to Dead Letter Office October 4th 1909.

Herbert Bishop Flb. Carr LL M. Carty Peter Champagne Wim. Comrod

Additional Sunday Trains On The Ann Arbor Railroad

The Ann Arbor railroad will change time Sunday September 2. The night trains between Toledo and Frankfort serving northern resort travel during the summer will be discontinued. Trains Nos. 3 and 4 will operate daily. These new steel trains, with Nos. 1 and 2, will provide two daily trains in each direction between Toledo and Cadillac and one in each direction between Toledo and Frankfort.

Ann Arbor Toledo Frankfort Cadillac

Success Magazine seeks renewal and subscription collector

An energetic responsible major woman in Aluia to collect renewals and solicit new subscriptions during full or spare time. No experience required. Start among friends and acquaintances and build a network with basic pay and business opportunities. Address Success Magazine Building New York City.

Wastkp Svcorss Magazine Worman Aluia Success Azine Success Magazine New York City

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G. J. Maier & CO Mich Alma Manufacturing Company Pickeling Peara M. A. Medler State ST. South Mesdames Frank Convis Edwin’ Hannah Alma Frien Batunday Church Notes Christian Scernot Methodist Church J. W. Hayward Albion Presbyterian Church Hyome Gires Gatarrk Australia Charles Rhodes S. W Tinker State Street Gray &Gray Boarpers Michigan Avenue Wastro O. H. Sprague Satf Woodworth Avenue Brown Durham J R. Galvin Forest Hill Mra. Miller Independent Cash Grocers Hubbard Seegmiller Bros Stuckey Boys Independent Cash Grocery E. Superior ST W. S. Humphrey Gratiot C.F. Brown
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