Gates Family Festive Visit and 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gates and daughter Geraldine of Flint spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Tuttle in the city. Mrs Gates remained to New Years in Durand with Mrs Tuttle and her father Mr Gates. Geo Rule celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary December 25 at their E Superior home. Relatives from Crystal Clarksville Lake Odessa Detroit attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gates
Geraldine
Flint
Mrs. Tuttle
City
Mr. Gates
Durand
Geo. Rule
E. Superior Street
D. Rule
Crystal
John Nickerson
Clarksvil
Robert Webster
Lake Odessa
Forest Rule
Detroit
Local Notes From The Community Page
Will Ewing was on the sick list last week. Mrs J M Niblick visits Ponting and W T Naldrett with three visitors. Priday family and Dr J N McClinton teaves Monday for future home in Chicago. Miss Frances Church visits Ithaca. Mr and Mrs J W Dean of Mt Pleasant visit Alma. Bert Hayes of Grand Rapids spends New Years in the city. Mrs Edna Kelley ill at home. A large New Years party at the K P hall. W R C Thimble club meets with Mrs Amelia Wilbur. Begin the New Year with piano lessons at Schroeder's Studio. Miss Anna McKillop of Clifford Mich visits. Mrs R A Wadley visits St Charles. Lester Sharp returns to Chicago University. Mr and Mrs S A Hollenbeck visit Merrill. Mrs A J Wray of Sault Ste Marie visits daughter Mrs M J McFee. Earl Porter returns to Detroit after Christmas. Miss Lois Fraker returns to Grand Lodge school. Will Amsbury purchases W F Chedister groceries. Begin New Year piano lessons at Schroeder's Studio. M J Kellogg and wife visit. Beginning Jan 7 all stamped embroideries 25 percent discount. Mrs Gaffney and Mrs Benedict visit Chester Benedict's family. Mrs Potter and Mrs Mack go to Sumner for Royal Neighbor camp. Miss Ethel Smith returns home to Perry. Mrs Phillip Waitz returns from holidays to St Johns. Architect Wood of Alma travels to Ithaca for M E church design harmony. Mrs Francisco spends Wednesday in Clare at a family reunion. E A Welch leaves for San Francisco to join Welch & Co in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Naldrett
Priday
J. N. McClinton Teaves
Chicago
Frances Church
Ithaca
J. W. Dean
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Bert Hayes
Grand Rapids
Edna Kelley
K.P. Hall
Lester Sharp
Chicago University
S. A. Hollenbeck
Mr. Hollenbeck
Merrill
A. J. Wray
Sault Ste Marie
Canada
M. J. McFee
Earl Porter
Detroit
Lois Fraker
Grand Lodge
Will Amsbury
W. F. Chedister
Schroeder’ Studio
Louise Hood
Florence Hood
Heasie Seaver
Frances King
Betty
Bay City
Gaffney
Lancashire
McClinton
Jennie Mulvey
Alma Daily News Notes and Local Social Updates
Alma Michigan items include social visits and gatherings, obituaries, marriages, business notices, and upcoming events. Notables: Miss Louise Hood, Dr. Lancashire, and the Knowlton Rast wedding in Saginaw. Local trades, the Alma Sugar Factory coal shortage, and a fire at the passenger depot are mentioned along with several moving announcements and wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lancashire
Miss Lancashire
Lyla
Ammi Lancashire
Saginaw
HONAS Lexow memory and varied world brief items
Clarence Lexow died at his Nyack home. He led the 1894 New York city government investigation and the 1897 sugar trust inquiry. Senator Elidas room project on his roof in Washington. Miss Irene Vankieek of Ithaca, a Montana educator, died after a horse accident in Lewistown. Mrs. Harry Pollok travels with Vader liner, awaiting 160 stewards. Geographers meet in Pittsburgh. Illinois teachers and Ohio rural school efforts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lexow
Nyack
Montana
Lewistown
Mont
Harry Pollok
New York
Association of American Geographers
Pittsburg
Ilinoie State Teachers’ Association
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio School Improvement Association
Global unrest in Portugal ends with ringleader executed
Across Lisbon a monarchist plot to topple the Portuguese Republic was uncovered and suppressed. Vincount De Alte announced in Washington that the plot was quashed and several conspirators were arrested. Also in brief: a mob of bloodhounds attacked a man in Carrier Mills, a bank larceny case in New York led to a near-fatal incident for Joseph G Robin, and a wave of international and domestic news covers ships, earthquakes, fires, and scientific meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Portugal
Lisbon
Vincount de Alte
Washington
Carrier Mills
Mt. Vernon
Joseph G. Robin
New York
Washington Savings Bank
Tombs
Robin
Julia Kuttner Earle
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
New York State Supreme Court
Earle
United States Atlantic Fleet
Scilly Islands
Messina
Italy
West One
Ninth Street
Frank King
Grafton
Mass
Quebec
Weir Mitchell
University of Pennsylvania
Bor
Inter Collegiate &Cialist Society
Newark City
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Chemical Society
Minneapolis
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Northern Bank of New York
Tts
Rodis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gratiot County
Mich
Gushing
Benedict
Opera House
Or Savings Department
Alma State Savings Bank
Michigan
Cc. G. Rhodes
Will Ewing
Mrs
J M. Niblick
Ponting
W.R.C. Thimble Club
Amelia Wilbur
Pine Ave
Schroeder
Anna McKillop
Clifford, Mich
Arthur Lippert
R. A. Wadley
St. Charles
Pearl Decker
M. J. Kellogg
Pontiac
A. B. Scattergood
Peter Story
Mack
Sumner
Potter
Ethel Smith
Beulah Brown
Perry
Phillip Waitz
Fred Devereaux
St Johns
Architect Wood of
M. E Church
J. P. Losey
Erence St. Alma, Mich
J. C. Wheeler
Arcada
Jon.d
Lantol
Maury Mulvey
Auburn
Mulvey
International Poultry Fanciers Association Premum
Port Huron
Orepntantion
Baptist Church
Brotherhood of Man
Floyd Lachini
Geneva
Florence
Lachini
Kenfield
Lake Ouessa
Gardner
Riverdale
University of Michigan
Mertie Francisco
Rich Rivers
Paul
Ligionier
Penn
Thos Presley
E. G. Welch
Aileen and
Marjorie
Clare
Marguerite Hadnutt
Jackson
Harry Francisco
A. W. Brock
Milwaukee
Alice M. Sloane
F. Sloane
Milo O. Hayes
Owosso
Kiffer
HONAS
Stuckey’s Independent Gash Grocery
G .B. Porter
Superior St
Alma, Mich
General News
Superior Street
Hotel Arcata
W. I, Amsbury
First State Bank
A. W. Weight
Turck GS. Ward
J. A. Sharp
Francis King
P. M. Smith
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