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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
2
Sunday visits and family news fill the county page with names such as Collister Wiley Carton and Mallory. Many residents traveled to Bass Lake Breckenridge and Saginaw while Elwell’s band practiced, and Dr McLaughlin’s sanitarium earns town pride for its care and growth.
Mrs. Jesse Hoach is ill. Visitors included Gro Nickerson of Greenville and Miss Dora Perkins of Kalaska. Vestaburg Athletics beat Sidney 14 to 1 at home, with the visiting team visiting again later. Several residents travel to Grand Rapids and Edmore, plus local social visits and farm activity noted. community events include church and Endeavor gathering at the Ferris farm with singing and a cream social. Glenn Worden sells home and moves to a north farm, keeping a blacksmith shop in town through October.
Mrs Janes Berry is reported on the alklet. Mrs Gerber is poorly with muscular rheumatism. Mabel Taylor of Lansing visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Gerber. Mr and Mrs Kunitz care for a week-old son. Ely Wolfe works on a new home being built by John Knoertzer in Alma. Our Sunday schools proceed with usual attendees.
Miss Opal Walker of Porrpetl visited Dorothy Bosley for several days. Mrs J T Tanner checks on sister Mire Kiendan of Lansing. Miss Ruth Allen is very ill with typhoid fever. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Miss Mildred Martin and See Gilbert pick berries for Frank Litwiller. Attendees at a U In ee meeting north of Carson. Mr and Mrs J A Probst visited Sunday with the former's sister who is very ill after an apoplectic stroke. They report her inagad. Oxia spent Sunday with her.
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