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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

8

Local Social and Family Notes in South Wheeler

Mrs Tillotson of Rathbone visited sister Mrs 8 J Benjamin on Friday. D C Wilkinson and son Fred were in Ithaca Thursday. W R Tippin of Breckenridge and Hattie Tremper of Pontiac attended a wedding in Pontiac. Pearl McCaw visited brother in Wheeler. Alice McCaw stayed with grandparents L E Hackett in Wheeler. Geo Wilcox sold his farm. Fred Wilkinson bought a new horse. Mrs Hattie Benjamin on sick list. Mr and Mrs S Zellner of St Louis visited R T Vines. W H Husted family visited A McCaws.

Tillotson Rathbone J. Benjamin D.C. Wilkinson Fred Ithaca W. ©. Tippin Breckenridge Hattie Tremper Pontiac Pearl McCaw Wheeler Alice McCaw L. E. Hackett Geo. Wilcox Fred Wilkinson Hattie Benjamin 8. Zellner St. Louis R. T. Vine W. H. Husted

S. W. New Haven News Briefs

Mrs Walter Webster is on the sick list again Nellie and Forest Smith visited their grandmother Mrs Gearheart of Ferris outer last week T J Golden is planning to go to Canada soon Little Edith Golden was kicked by a horse cutting her face just below the eye

Walter Webster Nellie Forest Smith Mrs. Gearheart Ferris Outer T. J. Golden Cani Edith Golden Miss Tone

Local notes and transfers from Grange Heights area

A collection of brief items mentions Celery Grange Heights and C H Smith purchasing a piano. Clarence Church returns from Cadillac on business. H C Clark made a trip to Sumner on Wednesday. Avelin Church sold a fine team. The Gleaners receive a Columbian graphaphone as prize for new members. Newline plans to move to the near farm. At a supper hosted by the guers Toewlay about fifty one men attended.

C.H. Smith McEntly Clarence Church Cadillac H. C. Clark Sumner Avelin Church Guers Toewlay

Fragmented OCR Notice From Village Event Details

Readable fragments show a village notice about an event or meeting on a date near Newent. Mentions people such as Aneta Ha and Aneta Ve ried, and a rental or savings matter. Context unclear due to garbled OCR.

Southwest Arcada Grange Notes and Local Moves

A benefit wood-bee for Mrs Ed Parrish was held at her home. Pomona Grange met at Ashley with Star Grange delaying its regular meeting two weeks due to bad weather. Ladies Aid met Mrs Hutchinson on March 6 with about eighty at dinner. Next meeting at Mrs T Davis home on April 6. Miss Francis Hutchinson returns home for a two week vacation. Fred Delling and family moved onto F Place’s farm.

Ed. Parrish Wetherell Pomona Grange Ashley Star Grange Ladies’ Aid Society W. ©.Hutchinson T. Davis

Farmer Kipen Dies After Narrow Flight From Officers

In Burnips Corners Michigan a farmer Nicholas Kipen fled from officers, left a blood trail in fresh snow, and after wounding a butcher knife to his throat died thirty minutes after a warrant was read. The pursuit began when he beat his wife and children, prompting a police search and discovery in a ravine half a mile from his home. Also report Earl of Rosslyn's London wedding to Miss Anna Robinson, a Minneapolis native, and a Boston protest against John D Rockefeller’s $100000 donation to the American Board of Missions.

Burnips Corners Mich Nicholas Kipen Kipen Allegan New York Earl of Rosslyn Anna Robinson London The Minneapolis Minn Rockefellers Boston New England American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions John 2. Rockefeller

Schwab Sails for Europe to Negotiate Warships

Chas M Schwab departed New York aboard the steamer Kroppring Wilhelm for Europe. Reports say he will reach St Petersburg to discuss Russian warship construction.

Schwab Europe New York Chas, M. Schwab Kroppring Wilhelm St. Petersburg Russia

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