Alma record., April 07, 1921, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Thursday, April 7. 1021
PACE TWO .
-THE' ALMA-RECORD-
CRISP CONTINUES
WITH REPUBLIC
Kecently Klcrtrd Assistant Treasurer
and Assistant Comptroller of
lioth Republic Companies.
Colonel Frank E. Smith, First Vice
IVesidcnt. and General Manager of
the Republic Motor Truck Company
Inc., and the Republic Truck Sales
Corporation, announces the election,
at a recent meeting of the Hoard of
Directors, of Glenn S. Crisp as As
sistant Treasurer and Assistant
Comptroller of both Companies.
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Mr.
GLENN S. CRISP
Cri:-n has been a member of
the Republic Organization for more
than five years, '.uring which lime
he has occupied several important
positions in tlm Financial and Ac
counting divisions, including that of
Chief Accountant, in which capacity
for mere than two years he had
charge of the Accounting and Cash
iers Departments. In 1010 he was
appointed (;t.r.eral Office Manager,
which position he held until early in
the present year, when he was elect
ed Assistant Treasurer and Assist
ant Comptroller of both Companies.
During Mr. Crisp's connection
with the Republic he has taken an
active part in developing the records
and systematizing the Accounting
procedure of the Companies, both at
the Factory and through its various
branches.
Prior to joining the Republic forc
es, Mr. Crisp bad four yeaTs ex
perience as a Professional Instructor
of .G r.eral P.uiness Economics and
Accounting, which formed a founda
tion for his succe?rful career at the
Alma factory, where he has the dis
tinction of being the oldest individ
ual, in point cf service, in the ac
counting and financial end of tho
business.
The executive ability attained from
professional experience, added to the
knowledge he has of the inner work
ings of the Financial and Accounting
Departments, enables Mr. Crisp to
be cf invaluable assistance to the
Republic Organization.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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Oscar Anderson of Rajr City visit
ed with Alma friend Tuesday.
You will find the beat bread is
Butter Cup wrappers. ( 02-tf-
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell,
110 Park ave., a girl, Monday of last
week.
Get your auto license plates of
Sharrar & Watson, Alma, Mich.
78-tf
President II. M. Crooks of Alma
College left yesterday for Detroit on
business.
Dr. E. G. Sluytcr, osteopathic phy
sician, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones. 67-tf
The 'Clean-up man" will call at
your place next week. Have every
thing ready for him.
Marshall Fullerton, contractor and
road builder near Prattville was a vis
itor in Alma over Sunday.
Delbert Howe, letter carr'er in the
south-east section of the city is to be
transferred with a clerk inside of
the post office.
Pert Hayes of Grand Rapids, a
former Alma business man, is in the
city visting with old time friends for
a few days.
The Alma Record is printing n
daily paper this week, announcing
inch day, the solicitors results of the
College endownment campaign.
Howard Barker, principal of th
high school in Nashville, Michigan,
Vith hi3 family are spending his va
cation at the home of h'x parents.
Fred Grovcr and family, who haw?
been living at Marion for the pat
few years, have returned to this city
and will again make Alma their
home.
Strand Theatre, Monday evening,
April IK, The lesson of Friendship,
a strong drama, by home talent.
Benefit of Knights of Pythias lodge.
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Mr:?. Agnes Bacholtz and two chil
dren of St. LouL? were Alma visitors
Tuesday and Wednesday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Barker.
Local officers closed the Army
goods sale store, located in the Alma
hotel building here, Friday. The
cause being the proprietor.", had not
procured license.
Mr. Hall of Detroit will take ovei
the management of the Dd'.'c sales
room while Roth Brothers will devote
their entire time to their garage and
salesroom in Breckenridge.
The Men's Bible Class c f the First
Methodist Episcopal church had a
get-together meting in the basement
of the church Tuesday evening. Only
Dr. E. G. Sluytcr, osteopathic phy
t.ic'.an, State Savings Bank Building,
Alma, both phones. 57-tf
Try the homemade salads and sal
ad dressing Saturday at the Wolver
ine Dairy. adv Iw
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Buy Genuine
Hutter-Nut Bread,
at your grocery.
Model Bakery.
a few were out owing to the postpon
ng of the meeting Irom last Friday
night. Refreshments . were . serve!
and a general good time was enjoyed
one reel of motion pictures was
shown. -
Merrit Sadler, brother of J. A.
Sadler of Riverdale and Clarence
Sadler of Alma was buried Saturday
in Detroit. His death was caused by
anemia.
Mrs. U B. Kehn, D08 Park Ave.,
who has been spending the winter
with her niece, Mrs. P. J. Trierweil
er who lives at Portland, Mich., has
returnod to her home here for the
summer.
Rev. J. E. Harwood and wife will
attend the 29th annual session of the
Northern Michigan Branch of the
Woman's Misionary association at
North Shade church near Middleton,
April 20 and 21.
The fire department was called out
Monday evening to extinguish a small
fire started on the river bank by a
passenger train, near the Home Lum
ber & Fuel Company's buildings.
Small damage was done.
Twenty members of the Council
Degree of the Masoni order attended
the election of officers in Ithaca. Fri
day evening they were not'fied that
they could have a Commandery in
Alma in the near future.
The Doctors of Alma arc being in
ited to attend the regular- practi
ioners clinic to be held at the Univer
sity Hospital, Ann Arbor, Wednesday
and Thursday, April the 13th and
14th the exercises beginning at 1:.j0
p. m. on Wednesday.
Great interest was shown by thz
voters in the city election held here
Monday. Charles R. Murphy was
re-elected mayor; for commissioners,
Creaser and Archer, they being re
elected also; for Just'ce of Peace.
Joseph L. Biggerstaf.
The Junior's of the local high
school will give a carnival Friday and
Saturday evening, April 8th and 0th,
it the high school, Doors open at
7:00 o'clock. They are promising a
rood time with lots of amusements
ind the latest novelties.
W. R. C. MEETING
The W. R. C. Club which met at ihe
home of Mrs1. Maryett Halley, was
well attended there being 30 present.
A. bountiful diftner was served at
noon. Six pounds of rags were ov -ed
for small rugs. The meeting was
called to order by the president, Mrs.
Nora Coral.
After the usual order of business,
two quilt tops were sold, one was a
child's, which netted the club $2.75. A
beautiful crochet yoke was presented
to the Club by Mrs. Envi Strouble,
which was also sold for $3.00.
Dinner collection $2..r)0.
Several pieces were read which were
very much enjoyed, all went home
feeling that they had spent a good
and profitable time.
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL
at 320 Woodworth avenue and get our special
prices on fixtures our prices also include in
stalling. Also to look at our Mola Washer
and let us send it out for your approval.
The Barker-Fowler Electric Co.
C. POWELL
AT 121 WEST SUPERIOR STREET
For Fancy and Staple Groceries
at Reduced Prices- always fresh
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Free Delivery to any part of
City 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily
as
FARMERS!
I want your butter and eggs will pay you the high
est market price.
He sure to get my prices on every thing you need to
eat.
Powell's Groeery
For
Cleanliness and Service
T II E BUSY S T ORE
AY
THAT ARE UNBELIEVABLE
Here's a Chance toSave Money
Every Article Highly Desirable.
APRIL
FECIAL
Entire line of ladies' low shoes, values as high as $8.00
and $9.00 all kinds of heels and in kid, patent suede
and calfskin in Pumps, Oxfords, Ribbon Ties and
Strap Pumps we are selling this
lot at ....
$5.98
Another lot of good shoes not quite as good as the
other lot, but well worth more than we are asking
for them they come in Kid, Gun Metal and Patent,
in Pumps and Oxfords, some in Colonial style with
fancy buckle this lot will CbQ
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sell at
Children's play Oxfords in tan with extension sole and
it's a good heavy sole that will stand the grind of the
cement walks and that Kiddy cart. It's light weight
and is just the thing for summer. Price
small sizes, $1.49; larger sizes .la
SPECIAL 49c Curtain Nets
at
23c
SPECIAL Medium and Low Rust Cor
sets, well worth more than wc( A A
ask, VERY SPECIAL at if
SPECIAL 15c White Outing
Flannel 'at
SPECIAL $1.25 Silk Hose
at
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69c
SPEC! AI, 10c Dress Snaps at Jijg
SPECIALWhite Rick Rack
at
SPECIAL Baby Blankets
at
10c
19c
19c
We have all sizes in Tennis Slippers
SPECIAL io-Linen
Toweling at
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ALMA, MICHIGAN
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This is Toan Garage No. io:j
Owning a two -car garage is a
pretty good investment; there
is sure to be someone near
you who would like to rent
the extra space; at that rate,
it doesn't take long to pay
for your garage
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Home Lumber & Fuel Co.
Alma, Mich. Phone 19
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