Saginaw Defeats Alma High in Heavy Battle
Saginaw Tops Alma 10 to 0 as home team dominates with two Gillingham touchdowns and a safety. Alma struggled offensively, earning only two first downs from two short passes while Saginites repeatedly pressured the line. Gillingham starred with an 18 yard TD run and another late score as Saginaw’s defense stifled Alma near their goal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma High
Saginaw East Side High
Ue Puttety
Alu
Alina Fina
Almadi
Sagitive
Biacinw
Haginaw
Warner
Saginaw
Andy Glick
Alma
Sagita
Gillghan
Fpcal
Alba
Eline
Gillingham
East Alma reports and housing changes in Elmwood area
East ward residents Mr and Mrs Robert Elder have no baby left horn to them Friday. Ray Bishop and family moved into Elmwood grove house formerly occupied by the Umphrey family. New street lights placed in Elmwood Park at Eastward and Linden and at Roxeduly and Grove. Naturalization court held at Ethaea last week with Rev J Gelstan and others attending. Forest Rule family moved to Akron. Road improvements being prepared on E Suner street toward city limits. Six weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Savols died last week. funeral at Hickory Street and Grove Avenue. Treva Zinn to attend Mt Pleasant Normal School next week. Mrs Chas Bradley visiting son near farm. Manley house on Enstward Street now Flowers family home. Community salutes Forest Rule family with surprise trip to Akron. Slaters moving to Franciscy Avenue. Mr Slater employed at Republic Motor Truck Co. About 40 citizens in naturalization court at Black last week. Will Wise family of St Luke to move to Resolute Avenue. Rev J M Gelston to preach at Rustminster Chapel. Emily Faught ill at Highland Avenue. Hay fever affecting Shaffer, Slater, Arnolds families of Marquette Street. Neil family of Peabody returned from nearly three weeks with Mrs Frank Porter on Grove Avenue.
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Robert Elder
Eastward Street
Ray Bishop
Elmwood Grove
Umphrey
Elmwood Park
Linden Avenue
Grove
Alma Mo
Inez
E. Sunertor Street
Maclid —Aeunue
Mt. Pleasant Normal School
Chas, Bradley
Micbiran
Alderson
Manley House
Enstward Street
Flowers
Tuesdig Toon
Forest Rule
D. D
Rustminster Chapel
Mariner
Meening
Emily Faught
Mighland Avenue
Shaffer
Slaters
Arnolds
Marquette Street
Neil
Peabody
Kar
Frank Porter
Grove Avenue
Neif'y
Kidney Pills Ad By A Davis Carpenter
An advertisement from Alan Davis a carpenter at 112 Wheeler Ave promotes Darna Kidney Pills. He claims severe back pain impaired his mornings and kidney weakness improved after using the product. The notice credits Murphy Drug Store and the Mitbuen Co Buffalo New York as manufacturers.
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A. Davis
Carpenter
Murphy Dray
Daviy
Poater Mitbuen Co. Mfrs
Buffalo
N. V
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State Savings Hawke
Look-Paterson Drug Co
Tocal Argente
Frank Parker
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Barryt
Mer
William JS Reynolds
Bigietstaff
Justice of the Peace
Cremer
Owessia
Lansing
St John
United States
Canada
Paterson
Almanian
Alma College
Russell HL. Wilson
Truyirse City
Sidney Foster
Newberry
Ewald Swannen
Aasociate
Marjorie Me‘Olen
Alia
Helen Brien
Hart
Minagere
Edith Hughes
Royal Oak
Tradeau Deatardinny
Lapeer
Athetic
Richard Waggoner
Bad Axe
Sway and Juke
Jack Eekles
Caney
Ohta
Ecewt
East Alma
City Directory
Aima
Yice
G. V. Wright
Vrniture Seal Ambulance
Strand Theater
UKOR
Robert Z.leonard
Mae Murray
Paramount Pi Icture
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