Phi Phi Alpha Lincoln Banquet At Wright House
The Phi Phi Alpha Lincoln banquet was held in the Wright house Saturday evening with Toastmaster Robi von Thurn and Miss Margaret Boag leading the gathering. Sophomore Lester Thurn responded and speakers from Olivet and Phi Alpha Pi urged unity and friendship. Out-of-town guests included P C Morrison Olivet John Finlayson Ann Arbor Duncan Dearing Stephenson Stanley Johnson Palo Herbert Smith Saginaw Ray Moon Detroit and Marguerite O'Donald Howard City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Phi Alpha Lincoln
Wright House
Robi von Thurn
Margaret Boag
von Tharn
Phi Phi Alpha
Academy Society
Phi Phi
Our College
Harold V. Wilcox
Witcon
Lester You
On Thurn
Lylics
J. C. Morrison
Phi Alpha Pi
Olivet
Tnt
Oliver
Alma
Clara E. Hane
Philomathean
Lincolns
Adelbert Lindley
Ray Moon
John Finlayson
Hurd Allyn Drake
P. C. Morrison
John ©. Finlayson
Ann Arbor
Duncan Dearing
Stephenson, Minn
Stanley Johnson
Palo
Herbert Smith
Saginaw
Detroit
Virginia Joyce Crafts
St. Louis
Flora Totten
Marguerite O'Donald
Howard City
Dr Boyd at Alma College Highlights Divine Sonship Message
Alma College students heard Dr Boyd emphasize Jesus as a friend and helper guiding toward higher nature. his sermons, centered on Simon Peter as a model of transformation, urged constructive thought and a church-minded life, with final notes on ministry as a calling and need for ambitious, principled leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma College
Jesus Christ
Dr. Boyd
Simon
Peter
Christ
Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Almanian
North Arcada Birth Announcement
A birth notice records the arrival of a child named North Arcada to Mr and Mrs John in a local family announcement.
Box social at Eckert district school house Friday evening
Alma will take possession around February 18 and Mr. Overmier will move to Alma. Miss Elsie and Eckert district pupils plan a box social at the school house Friday evening February 24. Invited. A testimonial from W R Patterson of Wellington Texas praises Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble, claiming a cure after years of illness. Available at Rhodes' Drug Store.
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Alma and
Overmier
Alma
Elsie In
Eckert
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Wheaton & Son
Rhodes
Local Notes From A Small Town District Report
Tim Basore is ill with the emul peex. Grandma Wilson has returned home after an externised visit. School resumes in Wright district after a three week vacation. Willie Whitcraft injured his arm last week. A smallpox quarantine was lifted. Mr Hartman moves out his new Shepherd farm. Mrs Garner stays with daughter Mrs Leslie Mills. Edgar Ferris bought the Johny Hall place and moved in. Thomas Raycraft is not well. John Bannister and wife move to a new farm. A few locals from here earned the excelsior degree from St. Louis ladies last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Basore
Grandma Wilson
Wright
Willie Whitcraft
Will Adame
Mr. Hartman
Shepherd
Garner
Leslie Mills
Edgar Ferris
Johny Hall Place
Thomas Raycraft
John Bannister
St. Louis
SETHTON People News and Local Movements
S.A. Ritter is quite sick. Verne Southworth moves from Alma sugar factory to work for Scott Payne. J B Gardner and wife of North Star visited John Jarvis. Fred Hepler and family move into James McLaren’s tenant house on Egypt Street. Hepler will work for McLaren next year. Melvin North visits relatives in northern Michigan. Arthur Locke and sister Lena call on town. Mrs Francis Ball from Spencer district visits relatives nearby.
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S.A. Ritter
Verne Southworth
Alma
Scott Payne
J .B. Gardner
North Star
John Jarvis
Fred Hepler
Arire
Jas
MelLaren
Egypt Street
Hepler
Mclaren
Melvin North
Michigan
Arthur Locke
Lena
Francis Ball
Spencer
Local notices and social reports across Forest Hill area
A roundup of community happenings includes a Feb 6 gathering for H K Robinson and family with taffy pulling, plans for J B Leonard site sale to Ex Post, and Spring elevator construction. Neighbors note moves, sales, illnesses, Grange meeting at Win Small’s, Lawrence Vandemark selling his Forest Hill home, and produce shipments. Local residents mentioned include E N Post, B Leonard, Mildred Welch, Ethel Fruchey, George Moody, Cage Wool, Ona De Hart, Chas Wilcox, I E Cannfield, Silas Ratlphr family visits, Rudolph of Coe, and H Wood family in Alma.
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H. K. Robinson
Hanis
Post
J. B. Leonard
John Katenhus
William
Silas Moody
E. W. Lake
Alma
Ethel Fruchey
Leo Wood
Johnr Wilson
George Moody
Park Lake
Cage Wool
Ona de Hart
Marion
Chas, Wilcox of
McBain
Olfe
Silas Ratdolphr
John Teinimerer
Fman
Krank
Rumlolph
Coe
H. Wood
Becklen's Arica Salve Advised For Boil Cure
D Frankel of Stroud Oklahoma relates how his wife urged taking hay to a doctor for a boil but he recommended Becklen's Arica Salve. The salve reportedly cured the boil quickly. Advertises as a quick healer for burns scalds cuts corns bruises sprains swellings and piles. Available at Wheaton and Son and Rhodes' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frankel
Stroud
Oklo
Becklen
Wheaton & Son
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Arcada Center Notices Skim of Local Events
Fred Bradford mourns father’s death as town reports small health updates. Quarantine lifted for William Spear and George Oliver. Leal Best battles mumps while Mrs. Finch visits with a sick baby. Mrs. B F Cline recovers from ulcerated tooth. Chas Finch supports Frank in ditching work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bradford
Banis
Wm. Spear
Geo
Oliver
Leal Best
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PHI Phis
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H.C Clark
Ithaca
Oscar Morse
Henry Clark
Lulu
Florence Kufer
Rena Nevells
Marguerite Godfrey
Wm. Kuhlman
Margaret
Florence Sharrar
Valma Godfrey
Lagrippe
Fred Morse
Sumner
Boyd Clark
H. C Chirk
Eva Mosher
Harry Walston
Ashley
Jasper Nowens
Nathaniel Rangs
Emerson
Ely Rascraft
Syed Clark
Chitthe
Aletineg
Aettey
Marl Pores
Vern Bamber
Nesband
Wid Mee
North Arcada
John
West Pine River
Sethton
Forest Hill
D. George Mills
State Street
Alma, Mich
Ita
Charles G. Graham
Bansil & Swigart Alma
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