Saginaw and Alma Residents Noted in Weekly Roundup
D N Wilson George Cooper Rev J Youngs Andrew Lippert Smith Clark Alice Mae Brannon Harry King Bert Faust in Saginaw and Flint Alma and St Louis visits tracked. Church gains new lighting system. Local social notes record visits by Tutt Mackman Esther Maxson J A Duggart L D Allen Stella Phelps and multiple Breckenridge Midland Breckenridge attendees at fairs and plans for a New Year’s Eve M E church supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
Saginaw
J. Youngs
Andrew Lippert
Alma
Smith Clark
St. Louis
Alice
Mae Brannon
Flint
Harry King
Bert Faustmany
Jay Swartout
Mr . Church
Allen
Brather
William Allen
Tutt Mackman
Esther Maxsom
Willian Brumby
Kipton
Grove News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Fred Wadle and son visited Crystal on Monday while Ina Casey called on May Sigourney Thursday. Shaw, George Barlow and son went to Carson Tuesday. Carry Waldron traveled to Stanton Saturday. Grant Woodman and Far Caris went to Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. D K Mangle of Vestaburg has stayed with Mrs. Samuel Gregory the past days, and Mrs. Gregory moved to Elwell Thursday. Miss Lottie Sigorney visits relatives at Muskegon then to Tonia to see Beulah Sigourney before returning home. Mrs. Charles Moffatt of Shelby Montana left Tuesday after two months with relatives here, accompanied by her brother Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wadle and Son
Crystal
Ina Casey
Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup and Cough
A local testimonial extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for croup coughs and colds. Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio notes his children nearly died during severe attacks before using it. Available 50c and 1.00 at Wheaton’s Rhodes Rexall drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Ohio
Wheaton
Rhodes
Rexall Drug Store
MelER School TENS Esther Maxon Visits and Absences
Esther Maxon visited MelER School one day last week while Grant Cooper and Edmund Wolfgang were absent Monday. The eighth grade studies lumbering in arithmetic and civics on Michigan government. New pupil Frances Welling joins the intermediate room and primary children draw in water colors. The tenth grade begins January bookkeeping and ninth grade studies English composition on Lancelot and Elaine. Christmas drawings and the ana ta Kriss Kringle are in progress as Hazel Cooper remains out with a sprained ankle and illness affects Harold Needham and Floyd Faustman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Maxon
Grant Cooper
R. J. Youngs
Mazie Coleman
Frances Welling
Michigan
Klein
Lancelot and
Elaine
Edmund Wolfgang
Philip Faustman
Anata
Kriss Kringle
Hazel Cooper
Harold Needham
Floyd Faustman
Grace Hale
Han
Brinker and the Silver Skates in Hinth state piece
Alma Michigan editorial item lists an advertised letters notices for the week ending December 8 1913. Names include Seth Reeder Jason Church Geo Dariot Fanny Hornung John Henderson Jack Little and others with a deadline of December 22 1913 to avoid Dead Letter Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
Seth Reeder
Jason Church
Geo. Dariot
Fanny Hornung
John D. Henderson
Jack Little
Wyers
J. McCreedy
Mice Sayer
C. T. Scurry
Wm. J. Smith
William Strang
Charlie Stapleton
Louie Stevens
W. Thompson
Local Briefs and Obituary Notices
Forest Hu Mens J H Davison buys a new car. Mrs Cal Best entertains sister from Ohio. Miss Musa Owen visits from Alma over Sunday. Lester Bailor of St Louis does carpenter work for Ira Moody. Mrs Pasons of St Louis visits her son Emery and family. Rev Floyd Leland of Flint, formerly here, was in town. Mrs E C Owen entertains brother and wife from Hillsdale. Mrs Cora Sprague dies at home after cancer battle. Funeral in progress Wednesday. Mrs Capin and Mrs Brewer called to Clare for grandson death. Mr Brewer and Otis Capen attend funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Davison
Cal Best
Ohio
Musa Owen
Alma
Lester Bailor
St. Louis
Ira Moody
Pasons
Emery
Floyd Leland
Flint
E. C. Owen
Snyder
Hillsdale
Cora Sprague
Capin
Brewer
Clare
Mr. Brewer
Otis Capen
Thessay
Local Notes From Alma Area And Visitors
Dwight McClintick was in St Louis Thursday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Dell Demory. Howard Potter of Ithaca visited Allen Monday. Mrs Mary Fest Alma spent the week nearby. J W She lihans buzzed wood for Ralph Richards Friday. George Ruse called on Mrs Will Thomas last week. Grandpa Gallagher spent much of the week in Alma. Scott Fordyce and J Kirby dressed seven hogs Monday. A new pupil attends Cohoon bringing enrollment to 28. Delbert Conley and family returned from Thanksgiving in Lansing. Arthur Shue family went to Two Rivers to spend the week. Mrs Carrie Kirby and Mrs Tom Leonard at the Aid meeting at Coe Wednesday. Mrs Winnie Jackson visited her parents, the W H Vromans, late last week. Grandma Conley visited son Arlie and Grandpa Gallagher a few days last week. Two local schools had portraits taken by Hendrick Picture Co of Saginaw. Mag and Arlie Conley visited Will Thomas Friday evening. Mrs Thomas will go to Ann Arbor December 10 to seek health specialist. We hope his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight McClintick
St. Louis
Dell Demory
Howard Potter
Ithaca
Allen
Mary
Alma
J. W. Shelihans
Ralph Richards
George Ruse
Will Thomas
Grandpa Gallagher
Scott Fordyce
J Kirby
Cohoon
Delbert Conley
Lansing
Arthur Shue
Two Rivers
Carrie Kirby
Tom Leonard
Coe
Winnie Jackson
W. H. Vroman
Grandma Conley
Arlie
Arlie and Her Father, Mr. Gallagher
Hendrick Picture Co
Saginaw
Mag
Arlie Conley
Thomas
Ann Arbor
Alma visitors and local residents listing
The passage lists people visiting Alma on Saturday including Mr. and Mrs. B Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Conley Edna Shelthaas and Mr A Rock. Hazel Kline of Conneaut Ohio is visiting with SR Kline and family. Miss Eva Kline who is employed in Alma is spending a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
B. Leonard
Arlie Conley
Edna Shelthaas
A . Rock
Hazel Kline
Conneaut
Ohio
SR. Kline
Eva Kline
Meadow Stock farm changes and husking gathering
S Ro Kline Glenn Post moved his family from Meadow Stock farm, Rus sell Flemming and family will occupy Taree House next year. In neighborhood news, about twenty-one friends husked out about a0 bushels of corn for Will Thomas, whose wife’s illness and misfortunes slowed his work. His thanks and appreciation are extended to all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ro Kline Glenn Post
Meadow Stock Farm
Russell Flemming
Taree
Will Thomas
Constipation Claims Harmful Waste Build-Up
An old medical advert warns that constipation poisons the body and promises rapid relief with Dr. King's New Life Pills. It claims the remedy can ease constipation, headaches, and other troubles and is recommended by Wheatons Drug Store, Rhodes Drug Store, and The Rexall Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Wheaton
Rhodes
Rexall Dri
Test of Time Supports Dean's Kidney Pills
Thousands attest to lasting relief from Dean's Kidney Pills as time tests the remedy. Home endorsements reaffirm prior testimonials from neighbors and friends. Mrs Joseph F Sartors of Alma Michigan confirms early kidney trouble symptoms and the pill's aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Joseph F. Sartors
Lincoln Avenue
Alma
Mich
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimonial
A testimonial recounts relief from back pain headaches and dizziness after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rhodes' Drug Store. The speaker states kidneys returned to normal and credits the product as a tonic. Mentioned are Foster Milburn Co New York as sole U S agents and the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
New York
United States
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Alto
Stella Phelps
L. D. Allen
Hazel Way
Ethel Klein
Martin Muscott
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Lloyd Fletcher
Midland
Steven Fletcher
M. E
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Lulu Blackman
Lois Johnstone
Marie Ida Wilson
James Wil Jonglin
Fanny Allen
Bertha Bradford
Lena Bradford
Sarah Wilson
Newel Bradford
Bert Wilson
PAE Grove News
Meler School Tens
Brinker
Hinth
Iexall
All
Rexall
F. C. Grover
Alma, Mich
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Collet
J. P. Losey, Alma
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