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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
12
City Treasurer W. Glass announces tax collection at City Hall every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in December and January 1 to 9, with a 7 percent collection fee for unpaid taxes after January 10. Taxes due.
Lawitehee Strayer spent Tuesday to Thursday in Reed City. Foote entertained his daughter Lizzie Green of Clarkston last week. Mrs Mason of Sherman City visiting. Chis Smith and wife were in Riverdale on business Friday. Mr Freed and family of Elwell dined with daughter Audley Sunday. Cecile Ward home from issues over Sunday.
Several residents share visits and family news across towns. Chas D Hills III hosted his wife for a short visit while Lyal Jones traveled to Wyandor Pray for a few weeks. Mrs Anne Patterson of Buttermiot spent time with relatives. Mrs Voor hosted Nellie Ostrinder and Mrs Miller from Lutoner Center. Mes Ia Mererm stayed in Alu with Lawson Fortis. Stella Pollick and her goddaughter Trede visited after HC Rarie's father. Clyde Tavoy and Barrytont visitors from Saturday for a week. Tom Muir returned from Hight in Ohio to spend time with her father.
An advertisement for HYOMEL explains a home treatment bought from Charles Rhodes. Users pour HYOMET into a hard rubber inhaler and inhale to relieve nasal congestion, mucus formation, and related respiratory issues. Complete outfit costs $1 with refills 50 cents. money back guarantee offered.
Ray Taylor hosted Mes Fottachtan last Thursday while Harry Walsten and family visited Mramed Mea Chris Habaker. The Thrird Clarkes and children joined Alvin Miller’s family for a Sunday gathering. Leo Best entertained about thirty five friends at a Wednesday dance. Golfrey family spent Sunday with Charlie Rogers in Timerson. Gleaners from Weld to Alma attended a rally reporting a large crowd and good program. About 40 from several areas attended the mysteries club. Mr and Mrs Alvity Miller joined the Lew Best dancing party on Wednesday. Esther Smith hosted a visit to Mr Hetsont for a three week cruise.
An amused account tells how missionary wife at Bailunda in Africa staged Santa Claus. Black children fled in fear at first sight, mistaking him for evil. After gifts and laughter followed, the crowd debated Santa’s identity, with guesses ranging from John the Baptist to Satan.
Selwol will wlose for one week at home fre Alina where he has been wweirking at the factory. Miss Kathryn Curtenee with the red Des Chey, Tas wine te keeping Witse in Alora. Many friends wish them a beng aul happy life. Mr and Mrs Ferris entertained the Farmers' ely on Thursday. Frances Walle of Melding will be home this week to eis her emier and mother for a few days. They have been resident at Gran Ce for 49 years and their friends part with them.
In old church days bishops sang carols on Christmas and children toured neighb orhoods around the sixteenth century. English village choirs gathered before Christmas Eve lantern light, singing hymns as a festive, pictorial scene.
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