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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
6
Alma area notices recount visitors from Ithaca Alma Midland and Detroit and describe local advertising sales and events. Notables include Roy Hamilton Alma College and William Moody weekend in Saginaw, plus Dr E G Sluyter osteopathic physician and Minute items on shoes gowns and tile certificates.
East Alma notes state Frank Bradley, who had his arm amputated at the shoulder in the hospital two weeks ago, has returned to his brother's home on Michigan Avenue and is recovering well. Other items mention church services at Eastminster chapel, baptisms, a sacred cantata, and local residents moving homes. New library books list follows, plus obituary for Mrs Elizabeth Young of Newark Township and Alma.
Mary A Miller longtime Alma resident died at her Hastings Street home Sunday afternoon April 16. She is survived by her son Allen Burgy. Funeral services were held from the former home Wednesday and she was laid in a crypt in Riverside Cemetery mausoleum.
Mac Wood Greenlaw elocutionist and Albert E Greenlaw celebrated basso will appear at the Baptist Church on Wednesday April 26 for a concert expected to be highly pleasing. Mrs Greenlaws repertoire includes classics, humor, and selections. Mr Greenlaw has made a favorable impression at prior appearances.
The Southeast Coe Easter service Sunday evening drew a large crowd and a fine program was presented. Visitors included Charles Anderson and wife and Mrs. Florence Hicks of St. Louis stopping to visit their sister Mrs. Fred Gay on Friday afternoon. Roy Boyles and family of St. Louis visited their mother Sunday. Charlotte Powers returned home from Belding Saturday. Hoover is gaining slowly. Almond Cline Faye Gould Clara Good and Albert Cline visited their uncle Levi Burge Sunday evening. Grace Acker of St. Louis spent Sunday forenoon with cousin Mrs. Fred Gay. Ed Deophter and family of Sumner were guests of Barney Geixkein Sunday along with John Lemkuhel and wife and children.
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