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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
3
Regular meeting of the Rebekahs elected Frances Todd as Noble Grand and list of officers. Local society notes describe showers, visits, weddings, and kinship events involving many Ithaca and Alma residents including Nellie Belles, Mildred Knashneider, and Rev. William Roberts. Several travels and gatherings across nearby towns are recorded with community updates and interwoven family news.
Vestaburg residents report Saturday calls by Mr and Mrs Nichol of Riverdale and visits by Mrs Reed and daughter Nellie Reel with relatives. Several families travel to Alma and return, with professional calls and church events noted. Children’s Day planned at Church of Christ Wyatabure June 1, baptismal services at Kok Lake, Rev May and Rev Tanner feature. A seven pound son born to Dwain Adams and Mrs Adams in Battle Creek, and Rosemary Harris Vestabure marries Stewart VanAlstine of Lansing. Strand tonight Norma Talmadge in The Isle of Conquest.
Sumner resident Sumner to Arolt Hauck died at home after a three week illness. George Carpenter of Ithaca joined with William Price Monday. Mrs. William Seaman hosted visitors from St Louis and Detroit late last week. Le Booth Alma was here on business. Tucker Lowi and Lang were in Thwok on business Tuesday. George McMulliy of Hace came on business Monday. Mrs Fred Pulletton returned home in Hien Toesley after a ty Werks eight hours at the home of her parents. Mrs William Fowler entertained her sister Mite Pyerie Neleon of Morty and Mt ie Wood of Sore.
Mrs. Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey says rats in their cellar were so bad the servant would not go there. She claims RAT-SNAP destroyed rats and mice, prevented odors, and comes in cake form with no mixing. The ad mentions a guaranteed sale amount by EB C. Clapp and C. Murphy.
A historical ad claims Malt, Wild Cherry Cod Liver Compound with Hypophosphites boosts energy and strength. The text markets the product as a cure or general health booster amid concerns of influenza era ailments. Specific branding and dosage details are minimal.
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