St Louis News Highlights From Town and School Life
Local notes report Mrs Abe McCall confined at home with grip while Miss Faye Stevens improves from heart neuralgia after a near-fatal week. High School lectures and art loan events run March 11–14, with seniors like Miss Lillian Hildreth stepping back due to nervous illness. Community updates cover election changes, sugar shipments, choir and club events, moving families, and a fiftieth birthday party celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe McCall
Faye Stevens
Dawson
Lillian Hildreth
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Roy McCall
Louis Acker
Ovid
Teachers’ Institute
G. W. Mater
Wheeler
East Washington Avenue
Jean Avery
M. E. Hull
Robt
Gladstone
A. L. Buchanan
W. T. Green
Geo. E. Smith
Institute
E. Garver
Wright Avenue
Alma
Garver
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Farmman
Advertised Letters for Alma March 2 1914
Advertised list for week ending March 2 1914 includes Seymour Boyd Nellie Commen Dell Hamlin Chas Havens Mrs Cynthia Jones Mr Jason Keyes Mr Orlando Luce Eli Bachrast and Herbert Saturas If not called for by March 16 1914 they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Postmaster C F Brown Dolph Peck features a note about a newly painted dray outfit with a compliment about Dolph there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Mich
Seymour Boyd
Nellie Commen
Dell Hamlin
Chas Havens
Cynthia Jones
Jason Keyes
Orlando Luce
Eli Bachrast
Herbert Saturas
Southeast Coe Items Mixed In Maybel Wend Visit
Southeast Coe notes a week of visitors and travel across nearby towns. Maybelle Wend from Verest Hill spent a week at home. Neva Perrine traveled to Mt. Pleasant to visit friends. Several locals including Leonard, Higgins, and Leonard families appear in weekend visits and moves. A newborn is reported at the Troop farm and the Ed. Frost farm. Family gatherings surround Alma and Shepherd communities with multiple travels and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixé Maybelle Wend
Verest Hill
Neva Perrine
Mt. Pleasant
Zylpha Higgins
Alexander
Milan
Baker
Patigo
Cow Village
Alemion Leonard
Maggie Hopkins
Denny Prost
Shepherd
Lottie Leonard
Grove
Lefa Leonard
Merrit Leonard
Ella Leonard
Charlie Smith
Ray Leonard
Ray
Houghton
Alfred Kalapaugh
Dover
Clare County
Clark Conklin
L. Higgins
Warren Brooks
Willie Brooks
Alma
Jos
Nubie
Ella Leonsard
Newaygo
Grand Rapids
John Lembe Kule
Troop
Cornell
Ed. Frost
Grove Yarnall
Effie
Babcock
Community Notes From Childs Districts and Nearby
Mrs W A Jackson is sick with ton silitis. Ladies Aid met at Mr and Mrs John Brandt. Mrs A Parker improving from rheumatism. Mrs Clifford Thomas and children visited William Owen, and Mrs James Struthers is much better. John Gilman of Elsie spent time with his mother in Shepherd. Mrs William Wilkie visited her daughter Elizabeth teaching at Elsie. William Mutler’s home burned Saturday night. few items saved. Mrs Harry Caplin visited daughter Carrol at Ann Arbor. Mrs O L Faunce and Harold Willl visited parents Mr and Mrs A Parker and others at Saturday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jackson
John Brandt
A. Parker
Clifford Thomas
William Owen
James Struthers
John Gilman
Elsie
J. Gilman
Shepherd
William Wilkie
Elizabeth
William Mutler
Harry Caplin
Carrol
Ann Arbor
O. L. Faunce
Harold Will
Frank Stahlman
Rey Gould
Sumner Young
Gordon
Childs
George Kniffin
Vera Struble
Jin Elsie
Fred Struble
C. L. Hokemeyer
Gordon Childs
Esther
Stahlman
Clayton
Wm. Qwen
Elwell
Carmer
Alma
Lonzo Bartlett
Ithaca
Mary Wynne
Ida Follick
Howard L. Holmes
Riverdale
Gleaner Hall
Wm. Horton
Rowley
A. J. Sutton
Frank Croton
Elm Hall
Charley Nunn
E. M. Highfield
Lou. Keen
Alma Matthewes
John Matthewes
Freddie Looker
Francis
Saginaw
Roy Ellison
St. Louis
Fred Rice
Markham
Rice
Middleton
Henry Valence
Harold
Roy Hill
A. J
Smith
Belinging
Mouck & Seon
Bartlett
Fisher's
Odd Fellows Hall
W. E. Hammond
Houck & Son
Hazaar
Same
Richard Hilsinger
Cohen's
Clay Romaine
Rhea Fallon
Ruth
James Wiltshire
Onaway
Mich
Marvin
M. E
FS. Goodrich
Otto Blair
FP. S. Goodrich
M. I
Cecilian
Albion College
Frankie Davenport
Lansing
Vestaburg
Lent-en Serv G es at St Johns Alma
Lenten services listed for St John s church Alma beginning Ash Wednesday Feb 25 Holy Week and Easter schedule included with daily services Tuesday 3 30 pm litany 7 30 pm Bible Thursday 9 30 am Holy Communion Friday 7 30 pm prayer and sermon Good Friday 12 00 m to 3 00 pm Easter Day 6 00 am 10 00 am 3 00 pm 7 00 pm Childs visit with Kniffin and local parishioner notes include death of C L Hokemeyer and family visits
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St. John’s Church
Alma
Seville Center News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Seville Center headlines mixed social notes from the week. Ted Cram returns home from the woods while Miss Mikesell attends the Teachers' Association in St. Louis. Local visits include Alfred Carll in Grand Rapids and Mrs. Wiltshire hosting relatives. A funeral in Sumner and various alts mark the community scene. A surprise party at the Huntley home features Pedro as leading guest with Victrola entertainment and prize drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cram
Mareh
Lippert
Sea
Alfred Carll
Grand Rapides
Mikesell
Ae, Miller
Tesday Ning
Mexander Black
Half Moon Lake
Henry Miller
Edward Miller
Chode Whitford
Alma
Thurst Lippert
Lady Friend
Dennis Welch
Gene
Ale
Henry Cram and Son
Miller
Henry Stahlberger
Davis
Debert Crum
Wiltshire
John Caril
Ant. Flanders
Grand Rapids
Anna Covell
Teachers’ Association
St. Louis
H. M. Miller
Sumner
Lafayette Peters
C. B. Wiltshire
B. R. Handy
William Crim
Eugene
Albert
Herbert Fisher
Fishers
R. R. Huntley
Pedro
Ruth Shong
Henry
Alex Miller
C D Bell for Captain in Owosso Sugar Plant
The Owosso Sugar Company plant discusses electing C D Bell as captain to replace F E Evans who resigned. March is slated for election, with a March 2 business meeting to resolve misunderstandings and boost company welfare. Bell, former Alma plant superintendent, has broad Gratiot county ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bell
Owosso Sugar Company
F. FE. Evans
Bell
Owosso
Alma
Gratiot County
Riverdale and Alma Notes From The Week
Riverdale report covers visitors to Elwell Alma and Riverdale plus numerous local trips and social events. Residents attend dances lectures and church programs with teachers and performers named and locations listed including Alma Ithaca Saginaw Lansing and Albion College.
Produc t of intrinsic value found with constant supply
The article notes success in locating a product of intrinsic value and states a continuous on hand supply is maintained. It emphasizes reliability and availability of the material for use or sale.
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