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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
8
Enquire of Mrs Perd Montige. Unfurnished room over the Record Office piped for water. A sale includes a sideboard in good condition. Cheap inquire of Mrs Demuth. For sale two items including a medium rock or guardian keepers? and a machine. Red four bell phone, three rings.
W ARCADA, Mr and Mrs Bert Amaden of Ithawa spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Peacock. James McFaul Melvin Yerian of Alma visited. Frank Tanner Mrs Conner of New Haven and Dave McFaul and family spent Sunday with Anelie McFaul. Sheridan Wetherell’s family hosted Irving Caster and bride earlier in the week. Eugene Arbor of Gleaners will host a hall dance Friday. A quilt drawing at Mr Evilsizer's Friday evening drew a large crowd. Mrs Maud Peacock held the winning number. Rowland Saxton returning from a short visit with friends at a herd and Mr Pleasant. Wm Snyder and family visited with Mr and Mrs F Place. Dr Weaver's Syrup and Cerate advertised for blood and skin diseases.
George Tomlin and his aunt were visited near Elm Hall Sunday by Johnson. Kress and daughter Iva visited B. Collins Sunday. Mrs. L. Coline visited Mrs. A. Dal ple, who is very sick with lagrippe, and Mrs. Goo. Ray and several relatives and neighbors surprised Ms tra Saturday for a very enjoyable time.
The Our Schools column notes a postponed regular Debating Club meeting awaiting next week. It recounts classes in zoology, language, and history with essays on Renaissance and Thomas Lawson. Multiple teachers and students are mentioned, including Miss Gertrude Postal, Verne Eyer, and Verne Eyer.
A narrative recounts Noah and his family aboard the ark enduring months of doubt as provisions dwindle then celebrate God’s restoration. The dove’s olive branch signals land, Ham’s planned rebellion is thwarted, and the elders disembark to offer sacrifices. God sets a rainbow as a perpetual covenant with all life on earth.
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