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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
2
Sunday church services at the Church of Christ 3 p m. Mrs Mary Guild spent the weekend in Edmore with her daughter. Many residents visit relatives around McBride and Riverdale as local life continues with illness recoveries and family events. The community reports school events, sports, births, birthdays, and social gatherings along with travel, weddings, and church activities.
Mrs John Weiskiich Hemlock, Mrs Mary Brown Vestaburg, Mr Frank Barry Hastings, and others registered at the hotel this week. Ellen Rider Cedar Lake visited Marian over Sunday. Mr Bell Hemlock, improving, planned return to Elwell sanitarium next week. Mrs Molly Sustorf left for Illinois. George Shong in St Louis with Harold Hilsinger. The Taylor families hosted a Sunday gathering with a bountiful dinner. Mrs John Miller and daughter Amy returned from Shepherd. Mertha and Nellie Walter of Alto visited William Walter’s. Mrs Arthur Moyer Patarkey visiting. she taught the first school here 47 years ago. Perry Mallory visited his daughter.
Mr and Mrs C B Wiltshire hosted Henry Crum and family from Pine River last Sunday Charley Correl visited Edward Miller Sunday Shirley Wiltshire and sister Mary visited aunt Mrs Henry Vallance of Riverdale J C Wonders entertained Mr and Mrs Winchell of Montcalm county Thursday Haze White is ill with grippe Mrs J E Morgan has pneumonia Locas spent Sunday with brother Henry Warns and family
An old advertisement advises caregivers that fretfulness in children may stem from worms or constipation. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a laxative treatment to expel worms and toxins, claiming to soothe nervousness and restore calm in youngsters.
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