Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-06-26
SPICY CAMPAIGN IS
SOON TO Be NACEO
GuarantOrs of Chautauqua are
TO Handle Sale of Tickets
for this Event.

a meeting Of the guarantors Of the
1919 Chautauqua was held at the city
hall on Monday evening and was well
attended
J. I. Ewing was made chairman
and Mr. j. 5. Knoertzer, secretary
and treasurer An executive commit
tee of nine was chosen, consisting of
the officers named and the following
ladies and gentlemen: Mrs. Soule,
Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Ezra Smith, Miss
Dunlap, and Dr. Jackson, Mr.. Wash
burn and Mr. Rhodes.
The discussion Of the best way to
handle the sale of season tickets re-
suited in the unanimous decision 10
take care of the matter by a cooper
ative effort on the part Of the guar
antors, each one taking his quota Of
tickets and becoming responsible for
the disposal of them at the regular
price $3.50 each) in a short and
snappy campaign TO be put on under
the direction of the executive com
mittee SOME weeks hence. Children's
and industrial tickets will also be on
.''@tN a. Nt4N @tAtiiN ~ ~ - eio last t1ls
BY Government order the tax of ten
per cent on all sales Of tickets is to
be paid when the tickets are bought,
lstead of at the gate, as last year.
The value Of the winter Lyceum
Course was discussed at some length
and II was decided TO refer the ques-
tion of reviving it 10 the executive
The names Of the guarantors of
the 1919 Chautauqua are appended
and Indicate that the campaign will
be prosecuted with vim and success:
j. A. Gerhardt, l.. H. McKercher.
Robert y. Adams, T. A. O'Toole. V.
+. Cash, Jose Nimrichter, c. Nc
Namara, Grace Soule. r. A. Madden.
Karl K. Adams, Howard Hoyt. j. W.
Toner, Ezra Smith, E. A. Church.
&. y. Gulick, Benton Carter, Carl G..
Pierson, F. l.. Mitchell, G.. p. Wilber.
John c. Chick. Laura Soule. Rodney
b. Burgess, VI lands, j. r. Wat
kins, j. w Priest, Jas. +. Mitchell.
H. NJ. Crooks, Ed Titus, DR.. f. G.
Sluyter, Fanny Sharrar, Jotham
Allen, Mrs. !. y. Brainard, Mrs. A. J.
Hall, J. F. Suydam. T. J. Carney. c.
W. Parsons, A. f. Davies, G. w. Nc
Laughlin, r. b. Smith, w. F. Gun
ther, DR.. (. T. Lamb, Mrs. VI. A.
Holmes, Mrs. B. L. Walker, Geo. H.
Allen, f. f .Maun, S. J. Devlin. G..
II. Simth, d. H. Rockwell, F. ".
Notestein, Marlie Slingluff, Earl O.
Parker, J. S. Knoertzer, Jay Clizbe.
j. n. Citizens, X. H. Wilcox. NJ. De-
hruyter, j. t. Ewing, A. II. Olmsted.
VIM. McFadden, l.. Fandell. p. w
Creaser, Miss Elizabeth b. Case. VIM.
A. Bahlke, Mary c. Bahlke. Kate
Coddington, H. Montague. J. NJ. Mon
tigel, Otto Sanderhoff, Geo. Soper. r.
b. Wagner, Mrs. Harry Gerber. Mrs.
Harry Gerber, Chas. o. Ward, F. f.
Pollasky, c. Wickham, Della NJ.
Boyd, Roger Zinn, Albert Dumas.
Henry H., Soule. J. +. Converse. A. G.
Beeson, c. A. Plowman. Leo Handlev.
j. W. Fearnley, +. j. Graham. c. F.
Brown, +. J. Merrill, John d. Spin
ney, c. II. Smith, Wallace d. Smith.
George +. Sharrar, o. w. Shelley.
Mrs. C. II. Smith. L. A. Sharp. James
Naylor Joseph Battles. +. L. Eichen-
berg, VI. W. Duffey. Malinad Udelle.
NJ. Messigncr, Vim. Stuckey. Mrs. G.
). Crisp, W. Croate, A. p. Cook. +
W. Ruggles. Mrs. F. w. Ruggles.
Mrs. Mary Brearley, V. II. SHEPARD. |
W +. Wilson, Deluxe Candy Co.. s. |
Messenger. p. NJ. Smith, J. G. Poul- |
ton. II. y. Allen. d. L. johnson. w |
Alex. Bruner, Mrs. W. s. Turck. L.
" Baker, r. G. Swigart c. F. Hahn
line L. A. Mather. H. c. Lake. r. C.
BY, W. F. Price, F. C. Crandell. w.
5. Proud, c. G. Rhodes, Carl II.
j. +. Collins.