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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
3
A Beaverton church advertisement touts Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a superior medicine that boosts health without alcohol or habit forming drugs. It claims to strengthen the whole body and nerves, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, offered at Rexall stores including a Beaverton location.
Friday 7 30 p.m. praise service and solos led by Ruth Dutt and Helen Mull with Mesdames Nichols and Mull. Saturday 9 30 a.m. praise, reading, church roll call, duets by Nichols and Mull. The Coming Event The State Convention in the Convention City. Rallying the District Forces Rev J C Meese. Session 1 30 p.m. Africa theme with Liberia Institute music recitation Life of Jacob Kenoly and Liberia notes. Evening programs include Ruth Edgar and Dr T M fdeiny of Arbor Bible Chair.
Local items list visits and gatherings among Erskin Fisk Hawk and Anna families. Many trips to Stanton Carson City Vesta burg and Ionia mix with church meetings and a teachers institute in Greenville. A farewell party for a daughter headed to Ionia wraps up the page.
Town residents face income loss when illness hits. Wages stop and debts rise, so people are urged to act quickly to build strength and prevent serious sickness by taking steps to feel better and stay comfortable.
Wesley Wood visited Ithaca on Thursday for business while Edna Barry visited relatives that day. Tom Lang and family went to Alma on Friday. Elm Hall resident Seneca Sly made a call Thursday. A. J. Mulford and Reason Forques traveled to Maple Rapids and Grand Rapids respectively last week. Ellen Fowler of Detroit visited her brother William Fowler and family. Warren Woulward of Elm Hall visited his son Lloyd and family last Saturday. Frank Wicks bought a span of colts near Elwell. Wood plans to move his family to Forest Hill onto B. O. Markham’s farm. James Lang and daughter Pearl of Carson City visited Tom and Dick Lang Saturday. Dan Collins south of town lost house and contents in a Sunday fire during a strong wind. Frank Tulford near town seriously ill with anemia. Floyd Black and family moved to St Johns for the coming year. Ice cutters busy filling orders as ice thickens. Amos Button of Toledo spending a period locally.
A man visiting his sister Mrs James McGreanor shakes hands with friends and notes his prior residence here, bringing smiles to many who welcomed him back.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother. Grateful for minister’s words, floral offerings, and hymns by the Wright quartet. Signed by Mr and Mrs FG Jenner Mr and Mrs FD Phillips Mr and Mrs Gee Mest Mr and Mrs J F Joffrey Mr and Mrs Gee VanNor
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