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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
2
A long list of Sumner and nearby residents visiting relatives and guests throughout the week. Many calls and outings include Alma Ithaca Lansing Port Huron Saginaw and Detroit connections. People attend fairs, camp meetings, and family gatherings with numerous callers and trips noted.
Miss Ruth Capp of Pontiac and Mr Ollvan of Detroit were guests of Capps’ uncle John Pitt and wife Monday night. Mr and Mrs Robert Bearrick and family of Alma spent the weekend with Mrs Bearrick’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Creech
Elm Hall and nearby communities see a steady flow of visitors and locals at gatherings. Jay Smith of Vermontville samples tailoring work while families from Detroit Lansing Alma and Ferris townships visit relatives. A Sunday school convention near Elwell and a Riverside Park game mark a weekend of community events.
A long list of visits and arrivals fills Sudorus and surrounding towns with relatives from Alma Mt Pleasant Lancing and Pon tie among others. Aug 17 birth announced Wanda Jeane to Leo and wife at Bato Alexander. Several residents travel to Champaign Crystal and St Louis for visits while others attend field days and shop sales.
Mrs Velma Maden of Ithaca will take the teens actool the coming year. Ethel Emory has been engaged to teach at Noyes school. Ray Fuller of St Louis celebrated over Sunday at Pallers. Shields of Alma visited the location part of the week with her parents. Chorp leteher and family of St Louis visited at Orlin Fletchers. A Monroe of Detroit spent Sunday with family. Relatives from Lansing were entertained by E Baisier. Residents note planned meetings and community exchanges.
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