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Me. and Mrs. Glen Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Monroe of Lansing were Sunday guests at the home of heir aunt, Mrs. Rose PuVall. Melyn McClenathan of Lansing was a guest of the home folks Sun day, Me. and Mrs. Audley Moore were v isitors near Alma Sunday. Mrs. George Dickinson was a his nore caller in Carson City the first o f the week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beechler of Hubbardston were Sunday guests of t he latter's mother, Mrs. Abbie Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. S. Cleverdon were buca callers Friday evening. The Markham family have moved into the George Carl house at the corner of Grove and Rosedale ave nues. The Robert Elder family and Mrs. Mildred B. Culp of Biunstoward street have moved to Mrs. Culp's farm at Blanchard. ‘The Herman J. Culp family have [moved into tw House formerly oou pled by Hebertger at th corner of Eastward street sid Arthur McIntyre of shome over the weekend vielting its ‘folks on Michigtan avenue, Miss Margaret Vardoe Jet Sun day for Mt. Pleasant where she is are tending thy Central Normal. Mrs. Pearson, of Carl Pearson, corner of Grover and Rosedale ave nues, and her datehier Ruth visited .With Mrs. Penroun's sister at Ban hitter over the weekend. Stewart Richey, Rosedale avenue, has secured the contract to supply barrels to the sugar factory. The first meeting of the Parent Teacher Club for this season will be held in Republic athast on Wednesday evening, Oct. 4, at T o'clock. The program will be of a svcial nature and everybody is warmly invited. Mr. J. H. Mockridge from Concord, Jackson county, invited hi relatives in Alma over the weeckend. The Al Grove family, Elmwood avenue, attended a religious confer ence over the weekend. Clarence Humphrey, Grove avenue, who met with a parlous auto Aves ident, was able to be brought home to his lodging with the Cole family on Tuesday. His many friends are glad to know he is out of danger, and hope he will soon be able for his duties at the Superior Bakery. The Vincent Civele of the MF Church will meet at the home of 'Mre. Frank Porter, 114 Grove aves in, on Friday afternoon, Oct. 6. Thin Cirele will hold a baked gooils | im the first Saturday of each month. Watch for the signe in the store windows telling where the sale s will be. Mr. and Mra, Hacket and son of ‘ing were ‘the guests of th erank Porer family Sunday.
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The Alma Record
Alma, Michigan, US
Thu, Sep 28, 1922
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Michele G.
