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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
10
Community notes list residents visiting in nearby towns including Ithaca Detroit Toledo Grand Rapids and St. Louis. Many names travel for business with brief mentions of births and visitors in Alma Vestaburg Riverdale Breckenridge Durand and Owosso.
A compact rundown lists numerous Alma residents and guests visiting friends in nearby towns such as St Louis Read City Ithaca and Riverdale. It notes Mass at Bannister Revival services Led by Rev Murry and births including a girl born January 29 in Arcada and a baby boy January 30 to Mr and Mrs G Wright.
Mre Corn B Putty of Mt Pleasant was in Alma on Monday. The past week storm caused minor damage to fruit trees and telephone lines. Ruth Clark returned to Pompeii after visiting Mrs Fraker. Otto Eggleston moved to Stanton to join Lippert in real estate. Miss Mable Griffith and Lottie Blake visited Mrs Charles Green in Riverdale Monday evening. Mrs Henry Fuller of Ithaca returned home after visiting daughter Mrs Peacok. Ladies Aid will sell baked goods February 13 at L A Rath ers grocery. Mr and Mrs William Skinner returned to Chicago after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Thompson returned to Saginaw after two weeks with Mrs E J Miner. Mrs Sylvia Gaffney left Wednesday for millinery openings in Chicago and Cleveland. W BR C Thimble Club to meet all day with pot luck at Mrs Rowley Woodworth Ave February 16. Laura Brown spent weekend with her mother, then returned to Traverse City High School. LADIES Anna Rainin will be in the city with hair switches scalp massages.
The Alma Benevolent circle gathered Wednesday afternoon February 10 at Mrs. Charles Ward's West Superior street home with a large turnout. Modern Woodmen of America to sell their damaged piano from the recent fire to the highest bidder Friday February 12. Inquiries at Luchini's Fruit store.
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