Alma and surrounding towns bustle with visits and calls
Clarence Martin transacted business at Alma Ithaca and Edmore. Many families from Alma Lansing and nearby towns visited relatives in town this Sunday and last week. Notable names include Gould Andrews Shong Van Alstine Young Manley and F E French Sr among others with several trips to Lansing Saginaw Midland and Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Martin
Alma
Ithaca
Edmoreay
Jack_Moble
Lansing
R.B. Campbell
Sidney Gould
Fred Greenman
Delbert
Jack Hilsinger
Gould
George Andrews
St. Louis
Loyal Jones and Family
Estella Vandine
Clyde Short
Plint
George Stambaugh
Ross Hollibaugh
Elsie Miller
Wm. Conrose
Clarence Crittenden
Saginaw
C. D. Wiles
New Haven
Ed Miller
Donald
Roland Miller
Dora Harris
Detroit
F. E. French Sr
Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Howell
Otto Grant
Near Elwell
George Shong
John Pitt
Charles Pitt
Forest Hill
George Shane
Lydia Young
Shepherd
John G. Young
Mae Wolansky
Wheeler
George LaPaugh
Claudians
Evelyn
Ruth Manley
Blanch Manley
Vestaburg
Inez Brownridge
Britton School
Chaffee
Ada, Mich
C. D. van Alstine
Wilmot Langin
Otis Wilbur
Rosa la May
V. P. Cash
Dora Bradley
John Jacques
Sun- RY
M. E. Bradley
Bert Howay
Edmore
Claud Manley
Emma Baker
Midland
E. W. Farris
Grand Rapids
Standard Oil Company
Frank Newcomb
1.C. Or. Hall
P. H. Vredenburg
Clair Mallory
Anna Mallory
Mae Johnson
Geo. Shong
Fred Rice
Chas, Fisher
Rolland Stars to Meet Winn Next Sunday
The Rolland Stars were defeated Sunday and will face Winn at Winn next Sunday. Local social notes report T A Bacome hosting guests from Mt Pleasant and several families visiting one another including Mr and Mrs Bernard Foster, Miss Violet Bruce, and Miss Beatrice Bruce at various homes. A Los Angeles incident mentions a man shooting himself after a dispute over cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Stars
Winn
Ten Thousand Acres of Alfalfa Club Aims to Transform Rural Life
M. A. Nye of Blue Valley Creamery Institute argues that 10 000 acres of alfalfa on every farm could revolutionize American rural life akin to the automobile. The Sauk Center Minnesota initiative projects $300 000 yearly local profit from alfalfa, with past growth from 200 to 2500 acres since 1923 and 1925 campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Nye
Blue Valley Creamery Institute Farm Service
Sauk Center
Minn
Institute
Nye
Iifg
Reversal gears for gas meters proposed
Editorial note on social friction and individual responsibility. The piece argues that neighbors irritate children and vice versa, and suggests practical reforms to meter gear while advising self reliance and skepticism toward others.
Sunday Calls Move Among Shepherd Area Residents
Northwest Shepherd notes weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKinley travel to the Garvey home southwest of Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. John Waugh visit their daughter and son in law, Mrs. John Moss. Rendel Kniffen visits Erik Cammeron near Rosebush with Mrs. Kniffen. L. Hogan from Lansing stays a few days on his farm. Mrs. John Walker and Irene visit relatives in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford McKinley
Shepherd
Geo. Garvey
John Waugh
John Moss
Rendel Kniffen
Erik Cammeron
Rosebush
L. Hogan
Lansing
John Walker
Irene
St. Louis
Local Social Notes From South Mt Pleasant
Mary Dwight and William Giser visited grandparents W H Wood and Mr and Mrs Ports. Lou Manausa returned from Abienece hospital and is improving. Clarence High hosted his parents and W H Wood visited Ed Conner and family. Mrs Conner improving slowly, Mrs Weeks in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dwight
William Giser
W. H. Wood
Clarence High
Shepherd
Ed. Conner
City water users urged to add Rub-No-More powder
Notice explains water hardness inconveniences and recommends Rub-No-More Washing Powder to each gallon of city water to save soap. It claims fifteen uses, unique cleaning power for sinks and tubs, and no sand clogging drains.
Peaceful Valley Social Visits Highlight Local Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carey returned home Friday evening. Beal City residents Mr. and Mrs. Fedawa visited Frank Fedawa's family. Grandpa Wheeler spent Sunday with the Proctor Hills. Winnie and Sherrie Smith stayed with aunt Mrs. John Peterson. Maynard Stacy and family visited Frank Fedawa. Holtzhauser and sons farmed nearby one day last week. Thomas Wellman spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Frank Wilson and children called on Mrs. Maynard Stacy Thursday. Dennis Carey and Patrick Carey families also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carey
Fedawa
Beal City
Frank
Grandpa Wheeler
Proctor Hills
Winnie
Sherrie Smith
John Peterson
Maynard Stacy
Frank Fedawa
A. Holtzhauser
Thomas Wellman
Frank Wilson
Dennis Carey
Patrick Carey
Maple Hill School Names Winnie Denlow New Teacher
Thursday evening announcements confirm Winnie Denlow will join Maple Hill School as the new teacher for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Denlow
Maple Hill
Hit and Miss Corners and Local Socials
Ronald Smith was a caller at the C Taylor home on Sunday. E Decker is quite sick. George and Mrs McQueen and children visited Lester and Mrs McQueen. Reed Jones helped Harold Decker plant potatoes. Paul LaFramboise of Mt. Pleasant visited the L McQueen home. Amos Wilson of Flint visited Roy Miller. Gilford McQueen bought a car at Alma last Wednesday. Ray Miller and family hosted visitors at Roy Miller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Smith
Co. C. Taylor
QU. E
Decker
George McQueen
Carl. McQueen
Lansing
L. McQueen
Lester McQueen
Reed Jones
Harold Decker
Paul LaFramboise
Mt. Pleasant
Amos Wilson
Flint
Roy Miller
Gilford McQueen
Alma
Ray Miller
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Elizabeth Benson
New York City
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Los Angeles
Tobey and
Tyke
Redner
Wey
Tobey
Bugs
Reeper
Quinlan & Ruhle
Dlinois Streets
United States
Amate Association Dime Bank
Mich
New York Bureau
Jersey
Northwest Shepherd
South
Erry’s
Isabella Bank
Hugh Cuthbert
Peaceful Valley
Our
Michigan Fuel Co
Maple Street
Mt. Pleasant Lumber Co
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