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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
9
A Lousianna style roundup from St Louis lists visits, family news, and small-town events. The piece notes gatherings at various homes, a thimble party in honor of Mrs Tenney, births and illness, travel for relatives to Detroit, and several trips through Alma, Midland, and Portage. It documents birthdays, anniversaries, and encounters with neighbors, plus a car crash injury and a dog bite.
Sunday guests included Mrs. Lewis Ingham and her daughter Freda with Mr. and Mrs. Snider. Neighbors entertainments, visits, and church attendance fill midweek and weekend gatherings. The item lists numerous local names, travels, and small events, ending with a moral poem and an advertisement for Rub-No-More products.
Mr and Mrs 8 B Ford and daughter Helen plan to attend the event at Normal Friday August 8. Mrs W W Collin arrived Friday to visit sister Mrs A R B Wheeler. Dee Fulcher left for Milan to visit grandmother August 2. Frank West injured after falling from a tea on wheat breaking with internal injuries feared. Rev J Kenneth left for Toledo. Mr Legal Atkinson of Detroit visited A E Brave Ti Parrish fractured wrist in Pleasant Valley while working in a awarill and was taken to St Louis for care. Don Thomas of Alma visited Lynn Barrett. Alfred Boone and Romaine Clark drove to Crystal Sunday. Miss Frames Hubbard ill with typhoid had a hemorrhage Sunday and is very low. Miss Edina Due weekend at Crystal Lake with Mrs Dan Kennedy. Byron Cook ill north side. James Burhroe of Midland visited cousin Ralph Bushree after discharge from Camp Sherman. Mrs Ralph Bushree and children went to Half Moon Lake with friends from Alma Sunday. Howard Wilson returned from M A C where he took six weeks summer course.
Fractured OCR lists medical claims and remedies for fevers, coughs, whooping cough, urinary disorders, and grippe. Names include Dr Colles Cryiung and Wakelin, with reference to New York sales and a broad advertisement tone for a patent remedy.
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