Sumner News Items Highlight Local Social Ties
Miss Lucy Parr called from Riverdale on Monday while Clyde Smead visited Detroit relatives. Ithaca callers W D Stoffs and A Fowler stopped by Thursday. Duffields joined Toledo excursionists Sunday. Ben Pugsley and wife welcomed a baby boy Friday. Numerous visits and reunions tied to Alma Maple Rapids Vestaburg and surrounding towns with many trips to Detroit Chicago and Saginaw. Miss Maggie Sanders wed Sidney Towersey last Wednesday in Alma, Baptist church, with warm wishes from friends.
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Lucy Parr
Riverdale
Clyde Smead
Detroit
W. D. Stoffs
A. Fowler
Ithaca
O. Duffield
Toledo
Ben Pugsley
E. Stoffs
Verne
I. D. Laferty
Chicago
Thomas Lang
George Waters
Carson City
Susie
Saginaw
L. A. Ayers
Charles Booth
J. F. Tucker
F. J. Tucker
Booth
Alma
Ruth Graham
Bernard
Mt. Plesnant
Rosebush
Tom Weaver
Standish
Agrood
C. A. Button
Big Town
McLennon
Button
Jas. McGreanor
Charley Button
Lulu Button Hicks
Forest Hill News Personal Roundup and Local Movements
Forest Hill notes show Mrs Don Hayes hosting her brother over Sunday and Don Hayes and family moving into a new home. Several locals joined an excursion to Detroit on Wednesday while Mrs George Kemp of Charlevoix visits her son Bert and family. Ebin Moody of Park Lake visited his uncle Ira Moody last week. Mrs Capen returned from Beaverton. Fred Creech hosted Mr and Mrs Clarence Landon of Mt Pleasant over Sunday and the Lanshaws joined a Stanton motor trip with Fred Creech and family. Continuous local social updates and visits fill the page.
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Don Hayes
Detroit
George Kemp
Charlevoix
Bert
Mary Packard
Ithaca
Ebin Moody
Park Lake
Ira Moody
Fred Creech
Clarence Landon
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Lanshaw
Stanton
George Lanshaw
Brainerd Hospital Notes Card Highlights Staff and Patient Movements
Brainerd Hospital notes list Leo Saddler sent for operation by Dr McLaughlin from Elwell on the 18th. Mrs William Layman back from Big Rapids visit. Dr Brainerd in Detroit on business. Miss Ethel Bandfield injured back resting in Big Rapids. Mrs Warren Williams recently operated on returns to St Louis. Edward Decker returns to Shepherd after operation. Miss Axie Langdon left for Wiedman. her eye improving. Frank Conklin of St Louis operated on for cancer and recovering well. Fred Hoover and son visiting from Kansas City. Board of Control met at the Home last Thursday. Miss Margaret Powell enjoying vacation in Union City Nebraska. M Frazer resigns from kitchen. Mr and Mrs Wm McComb and Mrs Wells visiting Grand Rapids. Mrs White head nurse returns from two weeks off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A. Saddler
McLaughlin
Elwell
William Layman
Big Rapids
Brainerd
Detroit
Ethel Bandfield
Warren Williams
St. Louis
Edward Decker
Shepherd
Fred Hoover
Kansas City
Montague
Board of Control
Margaret Powell
Union City
Nebras
Ka. M. Frazer
Elm Hall
Wm. McComb
Wells
Grand Rapids
Detroit Excursion From Alma By Ann Arbor Railroad
The Ann Arbor Railroad offers a Sunday excursion to Detroit on August 80. The special train departs Alma at 6 42 a m and returns from Detroit at 6 30 p m. Round trip fare is 1 50. No 1019.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Alma
Methodist Notes Preaching on James and Union Service
At 10 A M the pastor delivers a sermon titled Studies in the Book of James. At 7 30 P M union services are held at the Disciples church with Rev Thomas G R Brownlow delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
The
Disciples Church
Thomas G. R. Brownlow
Kidney pills promise relief for backache claims
Alma prout of Alma Michigan endorses Dean's Kidney Pills saying they eased backache and irregular kidney secretions after purchase at Rhodes' Drug. The ad touts renewed testimony and time tested results for kidney related pains and sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Weeetworth Ave
Dean
Rhodes
Council Proceedings and Local Notices in Alma 1914
Alma Michigan council adjourns after approving a rear addition and a fund transfer while listing multiple ordinary expenditures. The notice includes local farming tips and an ad for Doan's Kidney Pills with a consumer testimonial.
Arsenical Spraying Urged To Fight Potato Beetles
Scientific farming notes urge spraying potato fields while beetles are young. Milward of the University of Wisconsin recommends arsenical preparations with limewater or weak Bordeaux mixture to protect tubers, reduce leaf damage, and slow flea beetles. Farmers with multiple acres should own a spray machine priced 80 to 75 dollars. A Kansas City reader reports family relocation and fall auto truck business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelew
Milward
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wisconsin
George H. Peery
East 28Th Street
Kansas City
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