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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
5
A compendium of names and trips around Alma and nearby towns. Prof Schulte visits Mr Pleasant on business, many residents travel to Detroit Grand Rapids Traverse City and Crystal Lake, with church and social events noted, plus a jewelry sale and school plans in Carson City.
Fred Hooper visited Wheeler on business Tuesday. Mrs Blanchard went to Lansinu Tuesday morning to visit relatives. Maude Hooper underwent throat operation Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Prank Sloan and Mr and Mrs Fred Grover drove to St John Sunday to visit Mrs Staan’s daughter. Est Smith was in Grand Rapids Monday. Arcada Sunday school meets with Mrs Carl Church Tuesday noon. Chester Benedict and daughter traveled two weeks to Hastings Monday. Emily Beach returned home from Detroit Wednesday after visiting Bertha Hubbell. Mrs C J Brown and Miss Laura Brown returned to Alma Saturday from Toledo and Ann Arbor. Alma residents, including Montague, Button, Allen, Mahr, Miller, and Cash, visited Crystal Lake Sunday. The McLaren party went to Ithaca Sunday to visit EE Alverson. Prof A P Cook and Mrs Cook reached San Francisco for a West trip and Exposition. plan to return in a month.
Miss Bella Wonnacott of Arcada township, long ill with typhoid and near death several times, has entirely recovered and can be out again. Ithaca pitcher Bryson McCloy traveled from Alma toward Fairgrove to spend the rest of the summer pitching bundles and batting, while a Wyoming ad touts Hanford's Balawin of Myrrh as a superior liniment from Nicholson & Stuhr in Cheyenne.
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