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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
14
County correspondence highlights visits and moves among residents in Saginaw, Riverdale, Edmore, Stanton, Lansing, Detroit, and nearby towns. Multiple crossings include MacGregor in Duluth, Van Dusen death care, ships of furniture, social events, church revival close, and piano sales promotion.
Residents and visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Hynes in Durand, Harrison Oster with relatives in southern Michigan, and Mrs. Foland hosting Cedar Lake nieces. Others travel to Ann Arbor Alma Battle Creek Saginaw St Louis and Manitoba. The column notes several visits, school vacations, new baby in the family, and church services slated for Saturday evening.
A Camden New Jersey man credits Vinci tonic with restoring health after a deep cough, weak sore lungs, and weight gain of fifteen pounds. He recalls trying many remedies before deciding to use Vinci, while a local drug firm advertises the product and a cemetery vault project is noted nearby.
Fred Byers and wife spent Sunday with Lee Leonard and family. John Shong and family visited Arlie Conley and family. Miss Hally Cline and George Ray Craft stayed with Mr and Mrs William Hook. C O Boyle was in Alma on business Saturday. Barnet Leonard and wife welcomed a baby girl Sunday morning. A baby boy arrived at George Robbe's home Monday morning. Mart Smith and Artie Conley went to Alma on business Tuesday. William Thomas and wife visited their daughter Mrs John Clemen. Town Richardson and wife visited Charlie Gallagher Tuesday. Neighbors surprised Lee Raycraft and wife last Friday evening. Mary Leonard visited son Barnet Leonard and wife.
The Gleaners of Best Arbor will hold their regular meeting with Mrs. Alvin Miller on Tuesday March 21 instead of the usual Wednesday. Refreshments will be served and no short program rendered.
Charles Labadie a respected Decatur resident credits Tanlac with dramatic health gains after a nervous breakdown. He describes initial poor health, loss of sleep and appetite, substantial weight loss, and says Tanlac helped him regain vigor and digestion following a relative's suggestion. Look Paterson Drug Co advert.
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