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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
7
A fragmented page lists church morning and evening services for several denominations including Methodist and other congregations. It notes Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and midweek gatherings. it also includes affiliate fraternal groups and lodge meetings with times and locations unclear due to OCR issues.
Henry joined an excursion to Grand Rapids last Sunday. Albert Balet and family attended a funeral near Measall Valley. Falna Abbott from near Alia visited Lirtewils last Thursday. Emery Parsons and wife invited friends in Coe last Sunday. Chas Morrow and wife from St. Tots were here on business Friday. Edna Henry and Mrs A E Henry visited friends in Ithaca Sunday. A local note says folks are behind in getting their heels in. A social at Forest Hill township hall Friday benefits the Epworth League. Burlock Bloor Bitters advertised as a health aid.
Miss Beatrice Ther visits her mother and relatives in Tubbs District during Decoration Day weekend. Residents attend gatherings, report illnesses, and note property changes. An advertisement urges Celery King to dose when the tongue indicates, claiming medical savings.
Win Goilfrey and Tanly visit residents in Brockenridge Sunday. Mrs EH Hodges of hbo makes a prolonged visit at her daughter Mrs He 10 Chark. Young people attend a neighborhood dance at Summer Friday night. Mrs Dudley McPherson very ill with slim chance of recovery. Mrs Hattie Manchester of Fostoria visiting nephew Henry Clark. Perkins visiting old friends. W A Herron of Binet Ark. reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured a severe kidney and bladder case. doctors had given up. Sold by Geo By Sherrar.
Central Lafayette notes report John Bastick of Clinton County visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Gibson Kastick while Juline Bittner tends a niece brick cellar and B O Barton hosts a Emerson group last Sunday Mrs Sam Wheeler remains ill John Zimmerman recovers from an Arbor operation L W Fidler suffers quinsy for a second time George Chamberland enjoys a new house Andy Becky visit Roust Inst Sunday Ray Randall shows improvement Wedding iris and romantic lines amid seaside faith and Rocky references
North East Bethany children organized a Sanstine Circle met Saturday with Mrs Fanny Stewart. The report mentions Mere H Ladwick ill, George House in Wheler on Lumines one day last week, and L M Sweet visiting Pt berst. Local names and places appear in a community notes style with references to households and remedies.
Ss W ARCADA reports the Ladies Aid Lootery will meet on Thursday June 5 with Mrs Barniall hosting. a note about June 1 Children’s Day exercises at the school. visits include Mbe Ins Neulhards at Mr and Mrs Lewis Peacork in Pompeii. J Merchant and family visited J Islam in Sumner. J Saxton and family and Mr and Mrs W C Hutchinenn visited Sumner. The Kagone Arbor of Gleaner plans a dance at their Hall next Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Wi Pon cork visited the Fortear Pompedi part of last week.
Langport reports social visits from St Louis including Mr and Mrs Rounds and Mr and Mrs Prodlen guests of Mr and Mrs Diddlecorne. Mrs Vetterspicht and children travelled from New York to visit relatives. A school entertainment in Wheeler township and a Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Theodore Suyvler's are noted along with Miss Helen Chisholm's successful term at Langport school.
Mrs A Jolneot visited near Vostne fore Monday Beatrice Johnson and two brothers Fred and Alfred visited Win Totulins Mr Henry Olsilde and family of Stanwin visited at Mo Childs a few elitys Of last week Harry Sherman and family visited with N B Collings Sunday Try Halliwell in a few barn under construction Frank Martels had a thief young man come to ave them Wednesday of last week He weighs ten pounds Martel lo so high that he is scarcily able to oaew his mangers Mr and Mrs Densmore ave a new baby boy George Ray had the misfortune to lose a nice pair of twin colts last week
Harry Colson of Masonville Iowa recounts enduring terrible piles with blind bleeding itching and protrusion. Mucklen’s Arnion Salve is claimed as the best remedy and also good for cuts burns and injuries sold at Geo HK. Shartar lingist.
Memorial services were well attended at the M E church for Miss Frances Hutchinson of Arcadia Vieitert with Mrs Mamie Gartner There were and Friday. Several families of this place have the Virginia fever. Gardner celebrates twenty third birthday as twenty friends and relatives entered to help with cream and cake. Mr Keifer family near Carson Isity spent Swalay at Henry Huffmans. Mr and Mrs Stuckey visited Bherilan last week. Joseph Jarvis and family of trice were in this vicinity Saturday. Mes Jane Jarvis hosted a pleasant surprise home Saturday evening for her fifty fourth birthday with about twelve five friends present. Tight refreshments were served. She received many wonderful presents.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a questionable cure claim for piles and mentions a meeting about reform and funding. The text references a first application and tests, with garbled names and terms suggesting an unreliable source.
The nineteenth reunion of the sev enth Michigan industry will be held in Badinaw June 1d. Ogamaw county supervisors allocate 425 for a state fair exhibit in Detroit this fall.
A May 22 reception at ex Gov Billy Bliss’s Saginaw home honored his 68th birthday with colleagues, letters of regret, a multi course supper, and a diamond scarf pin for each staff member. Col. George H Turner presented a gold bed loving cup. Gov Bliss thanked him briefly. Guests then attended the May festival opening concert.
An advertisement touts August Flower as a universal cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims widespread demand in the United States and that many readers report benefit, urging trials at home with testimonials and endorsements.
The text blends recipes for stuffed eggs and omelets with housework guidance. It mentions mashing yolks with anchovy paste, minced parsley, and lemon juice to fill egg whites, plus serving presentation ideas. It also covers sewing machine care, bed construction observations, and broader societal critiques mixed with culinary and domestic tips.
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