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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
8
Community notices detail departures and relocations as families move to new homes near Durand Ithaca and Turand. Mr and Mrs Welch head to Durand with plans to relocate by Wednesday while Miss Owen visits Alma family. Friends host farewell gatherings for Preston Vandemark and Frank Vandemark amid Bible class events and small gifts.
Ithaca residents and visitors fill a weekend and Monday with social calls and travels. Mrs Geo Lehner of North Star spent Saturday in Ithaca. Clarence Goodrich of Alma and Phillip Peters of Perrinton conducted business nearby. Guests included Miss Floss Beecher of Mt Pleasant and Miss Lead Gallagher of Mr Pleasant, with Wm Teagarden of Pleasant Valley making an Ithaca business call.
Health promotes Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. The ad claims one dose will convince, and that many locals have benefited. It touts the remedy as a thorough system cleanser with money-back guarantee. mentions druggists nationwide.
Riverdale residents hosted and visited kin and neighbors across town. Numerous trips to Alma Vestaburg Elwell and Seville Center mark a lively week with gatherings, meetings, and a Roller Skating Rink event where prizes were awarded to Francis Looker and Freddie Looker.
An old advertising note urges immediate care for child illnesses. It claims Dr. King's New Discovery soothes coughing reduces inflammation and aids healing, offering a bottle from your druggist. Also promotes Rucklen Arnica Salve for burns.
A dated promotional notice urges all who suffer chronic stomach trouble or constipation to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It proclaims the product the most thorough system cleanser and notes a money back guarantee if one bottle fails to satisfy.
Little Donald Wood recovered from pneumonia while Clover Woodman remained on the sick list. Mr and Mrs MeEnderfer traveled to Indiana after the death of the former’s niece. George Luly of Owosso noted. George Whitman of Ithaca conducted business in town last Thursday. Mrs Stella Derry visited Ashley relatives. Mere Clara Helms stopped in Ashley. Mrs Mable vowel at present and Nettie Wright of Ashley visited her brother Karl Derry. Mr McWorter of Mlinote died at his daughter Mrs Gary Brown’s home last Wednesday. funeral was held. Mies Florence Fritz of Newago, formerly of this place, visited her brother Atlee Fritz and family early last week.
WH Doyle of Maple Rapids visited the sister Mrs Mankey last Tuesday. Mrs Albert Salter formerly of Pompeii visited at the home of C Allen last Monday. She then went to Owosso where she has employment. Mr Slusser of Bannister was a business caller in town Saturday. Mrs Bertha Moon of Ann Arbor visited her parents Mr and Mrs Vossburge in the latter part of the week.
The eighth grade will complete their History in a ten day period. Lena Brigga reportedly spelled the school down Friday evening. Attendance was light last Tuesday due to bad weather. Mrs Geo Kirwin and daughter Miss Lillian McLaughlin went to Jackson Thursday evening. Mrs Chat Sherman and daughter, Mrs Arthur Merriam and son returned last Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Chas Wharton and son Were callers In Alem Ma at Saturday. Mrs Chas Joseph, son and daughter and Mr Keepper spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Frank Jolley.
W Graham of Vernon visited his cousin Mrs Ethe Leonard and family last week. Alva Hopking returned home Saturday from telephone work for a week with his parents. Eva Richardson of Belding visited Anson Fowler Monday. Nellie Fowler had Sunday dinner with sister Mrs C Alexander. Miller Ward moved to a new farm near Rim Grove Monday. Archie Cuthbert moved to the Henry Crawford farm near Foxs Grove. Jackson of Timele moved to the M Ward farm Monday. Hugh Ryle of Nottawa and Ray Schofield visited cousin Mrs Clark Conklin Saturday.
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