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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
11
Long column of local notices from Vestaburg and nearby towns. Reports include visits, illnesses, recoveries, and social events. Notables: Iva Throop visiting grandparents, dances at the Church of Christmas Eve, several trips to Alma, Saginaw, and Detroit, farm changes, and community club activities. Also obituaries noting Margaret Crawford Feaster's death and funeral details. Includes church events, school happenings, and local business moves.
Mrs F H Hardy of Big Rapids visited her sister Mrs Wm McFadden in Ithaca last week. Walter Lombard and John Kinsel left for a fortnight fox hunt at Paul Reichard’s Rose City home. Mrs A D Clark of North Star was in Ithaca Monday. The W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mary Thomas’. Mrs Samuel Hawkes was an Alma visitor Wednesday. John Ferris of Sumner was in Ithaca Monday. John Richard of Alma visited Ithaca relatives Friday. Mrs Barbara Brown of Cambridge Kansas was called to Ithaca last week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Smith spent the weekend with Middleton relatives. Alex Nelson employed at the CM Brown garage injured his knee badly last week. Mrs M Jordan spent the past year in New York visiting Ithaca friends for a fortnight. She will then spend time with daughter Mrs F B Sigman at Flint. The remains of Bertha Hoffman Davis of Toledo were brought to North Star last Wednesday, funeral services were held at one o'clock at the M E church officiated by Rev Carl Seipp, with interment in North Star cemetery.
The State of Michigan court in Gratiot County requires the unknown heirs and assigns of several named defendants to enter appearance within five months, file answers within fifteen days of service, or have the bill confessed. Publication in the Alma Record is ordered for six consecutive weeks, unless personal service is achieved at least twenty days before appearance. Dated November 4, 1914.
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