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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
8
College Department details social events at Alma College with marriages, receptions, and society notes. It lists alumni visits, engagements, club activities, and upcoming seasonal plans, including a wedding of Gard Mottina and Dr. Mouente and preparations for the year’s programs at the college and district church.
Fragmented OCR text outlines school topics, events, and names in Hale Baurbiedews and nearby areas. Mentions Pratik Carter races, Maple, Oldest house, worship and community items. Many garbled phrases and unclear events but preserves named places and people for possible reconstruction.
Me and Mrénauouph Kernen of Trhave traveled to Heliaeh Switzerland in 1855 and after sailing to America spent 35 days at sea. They settled in Michigans and moved to Gratio County where they lived twenty years near Alma. Their eleven children include Newton Thing in St Louis and Frank Spangle in Oneida Michigan. A joyful gathering featured Swiss songs and generous gifts as kin gathered for a reunion with a bountiful dinner.
Church notices from OE WOT and other societies list services at St Johns Diginh and Bretan church with morning and evening sermons on themes like The Temple of God and Posthumous Influence. Sabbath school, Sunday school, and Endeavor meetings are noted alongside Womens Club resolutions and hive minutes about bereavement. Visitors welcomed.
In a brief notice, Indian' tailors advertise competent services and years of experience, promising to sew salts and jackets at the lowest possible prices for the next 60 days. They operate from Dr. Suydam's office and invite orders for dressmaking and tailoring in Alina Ubu.
A fragmentary newspaper item outlines excursion plans with references to May dates, trains, fares, and political party mentions. It mentions the Moabawk Club, a state convention, and return dates, but the text is garbled and only readable in parts.
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