Relief of rheumatic pains advertised liniment use
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints make movement hard, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints make movement hard, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible.
A consolidated notice lists Free Methodist, First Church of Christ Scientist, St Marys Catholic, St Johns Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, St Johns Lutheran, East Superior Christian Church and others with service times, Sunday school, prayer meetings and a future June 27 charge by Rev J S Raum. Includes pastors and addresses.
Elm Hall area hosts a string of visits and family gatherings with residents from Prescot t Lansing Carson City Flint Owosso and Drayton Plains seen calling on relatives and friends. The week includes Logan Sly and family visiting Owosso while Walter Donegan from Detroit and Tryin Sabin from Cleveland return home for weekends.
Emma A Bates Barton born December 6 1852 in Aylmer Canada to Civilla Bates and F B Bates married John J Barton April 22 1877 no children lived 43 years together. They moved from Royalton New York to Michigan then Alma and Forest Hill. She died June 15 1920 of pleurisy pericarditis after six days illness. Funeral at Lincoln Avenue home with Lord is My Shepherd text. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Survived by husband John J Barton and relatives.
Mrs Calvin Race of Grand Rapids visited relatives in town with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Layman for several days last week. Levi Pritchard was in Saginaw on business Monday. Mrs William Wacha spent Tuesday in Alma. Dorix Slingluff attended a Crystal class picnic Tuesday. Don Smith of Carson City was a Sunday guest of Miss Gladys Apple. Mrs George Dick and Mrs Nora Shaver of Alma visited Mrs Frank Baker Saturday. Mr Beach was in Saginaw Tuesday. Mrs Clow of Alma called on friends Saturday. Mrs Bessie Tobas returned to Texas Saturday after spending several days with her parents Mr and Mrs George Toft. Mr and Mrs William Walter and son Dale spent Sunday at Rock Lake. Charles and Harry Toft and families spent Sunday at Six Lakes. Mr and Mrs William Hutchinson and daughter Anna and Mr and Mrs Glen Langworthy were Rock Lake visitors Sunday.
Wright School reports Mr and Mrs Hector Smith spent a day in Saginaw. A V4 pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Webb on Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Johnson entertain his mother and niece from Shepherd this week. Mr and Mrs Wesley Webb and family Mra F M Webb and Mrs Florence Webb attended the Webb reunion near St. Louis Sunday. Mr and Mrs Alton Wiley now ride in a new automobile. Mr and Mrs Isham and family of Pompeii called on his parents Sunday.
Mrs Iva Law of Flint visited her sister Mrs Morgan Leonard last week. Harry Good and a Wheel er family visited, joined by Mrs Nettie Ingersoll from St John and Will Allen of Glendale at Mr and Mrs Good home. Homer Vining of Pleasant Valley attended church services and visited Grant Leonard and wife. Mrs Mary Byers returned from Alma Sunday. Nettie Leonard of Mt Pleasant visits Merris Leonard while calling aid trier here.
Local notices show J E Converse Record advertising printing work for telephones and other devices. The item emphasizes printing services and quick turnaround, inviting inquiries for rapid job completion.
Orlin Fletcher erected his new silo lant week near the road north of the Davis school. Mr and Mrs Clare Foster and Mr and Mrs Densmore drove to Go Runna Sunday to visit Foster’s parents. Neighbors hosted a birthday party for Mrs Ernie Stanton on Wednesday.
A unanimous vote at the Church decided to retain Elder Kimberling for another year. The Coe Lincoln township Sunday convention at the church Sunday was a high success in every way. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher assisted with Merrit and land wife Sunday. Little Edna Barnhart underwent throat surgery in Almia last Thursday.
Ernest Baxter and his wife visited his Lansing parents Sunday. Mrs Iria Felch of Grand Rapids saw her parents last week. Annie and Fern Shaffer came to Lansing last Friday to consult Dr Gardner. Ola DeGraft and her son Roy Mire spent time in town. Wainwright of Portland visited friends at the start of the week.
A Brunswick Tire advertisement extols the company as a leader since 1845 with high standards, skilled experts, and continuous adoption of proven betterments. It claims a super-tire achieved through knowledge, standards, and craft, offered at no higher price than similar tires. The ad invites readers to try one and promises a pleasant surprise.
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