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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

8

Ithaca Area Social Roundup and Local Moves

County correspondence records a flurry of visits and business in Ithaca with residents from Ashley Middleton Alma and St. Johns networking with friends and relatives. multiple residents travel to Detroit Detroit visits Lake View and Emerson to Detroit and Saginaw travel for illness and care while others remain at home amid pneumonia mumps and recovery concerns.

Eli Wagner Ashley Monpas Ithaca Jos Foster Pompeii Wm. Randall Middleton Lawrence Monroe Son Rapids Ed Lyon St. Johns Hamilton Boyee Amos Street Lota Mlineis Ed Altenberg Ed Parker Saginaw Bert Fillinger Henderson Gt. Smith Alma M. Boughner St. Louis Shepherd Roy Miller Detroit F. H. McKay

Ferris Center Social Notes and Visits

Miss Nellie Sperry of Owosso visits cousin Mrs. E Douglas. Ben Gorsuch visits her brother Seth Woodard and family. Camp from Edmore stays with F D Hare while Thora Neilson is away sick. Dr Bailey of MecBride’s visits Chas Babcock’s home. George Lucas visiting parents near Stanton. James Fisher of Sumner visits brother Wm Parr. Born March 11 to Ralph and wife a daughter. J Dyer store house occupied by Fred Harroun. Thorp Throop visit McBrides. A J Dyer and C L Dyer visit Mrs J R Shaffer of Elm Hall.

Nellie Sperry Owosso E. Douglas Ben Gorsuch Seth Woodard Camp Edmore Os Tors F. D. Hare Thora Neilson Dr. Bailey MecBride’s Chas Babcock George Lucas William Lucas Stanton James Fisher Sumver Wm. Parr Ralph Hall Fred Harroun C. L. Dyer J. R. Shaffer Elm Hall

Illnesses and social notes in Ferris and Newark communities

Lydia Hershey and Katie Johnson are seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Emma Johnson and others join gatherings at various local homes. Newark residents Eugene Crooks and family visit Saginaw, while teachers' illness closes a school. Mrs Vera Wagner’s absence ends piano ownership news, and several families relocate to farms near Moscow Ark and St Johns.

G. M. Wilson Otto Blair Joseph Tissue H. J. Tissue E. A. Bailey

Local Notes From Elm Hall and Nearby Families

Elm Hall and Eaton Rapids residents visit relatives in the area. Many are reportedly ill or recovering, including Mrs. Al Winters and Mrs. T A Shaffer. Otto Blair, Rev. Baker and others visit them. Cheese meeting held with little activity. Funeral attendance for George Bailey in Ferris, and numerous local visits to Pompeii, Alma, and Lansing.

Lee Sabin Eaton Rapids Julius Sabin al Winters Otto Blair T. A. Shaffer Flossie Grinnell Ferris T. J. Blair Fred Nunn John Showman George Bailey Ferris Center Rev. Baker

Card of Thanks From the Stuckeys and Piersons

The Pierson and Stuckey families thank friends and neighbors for assistance and floral tributes during their bereavement. Signatures include Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stuckey, Etta Stuckey, and Merrill Stuckey.

Carl Pierson H. B. Stuckey Etta Stuckey Merrill Stuckey

Sunday school urged for West Arcada district

Community members favor forming a Sunday school soon with notice to follow for date. Local illness updates include Bert Bamborough improving after Elwell treatment, J. H. Allis still indisposed, and Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Eckert remaining quite ill. Mr. Donovan resides at the Medlar homestead, formerly of Carson City. Mrs. Albert Seartes is said to be failing.

Bert Bamborough Elwell J. H. Allis Bailey Eckert Donovan Medlar Homestead Carson City Albert Seartes

St Louis Social Notes Include Neighborhood Updates

Mr and Mrs Frank Graham visit his mother and relatives. Nina Smith obituary ties Detroit visit. Several locals travel to Lansing Alma Detroit and Riverdale. Walter Burlingame marries Elma Dean. K of P confers third degree. migrations and illness noted. Church events at Epworth League and Presbyterian social, plus local business and farming movements.

Frank Graham Grace Deline Ithaca Leslie Boice Durand L. Lovell Detroit Nina Smith Zellard Smith Lansing Arlie Boice Marian Alma Wm. Brotherton Pred Smith John Eastman Claud Merrill Jay Hill John Walker Toledo Ohio R. ©. Thorold Hilda Dubay Riverdale Ray Ellison Parrish St. Louis Laura Steele Belding Madge Doyle Breckenridge Walter Burlingame Elma Dean Christian Parsonage Butch Brewer M. Perrigo Charles Thomas Katherine Reading P. B. Smith W. L. Yost S. L. Zelmar John Henry C. Faunce North Mill Street H. H. Fulcher International Harvester Co Gibbs J John Lehmkuhle Saginaw S. H. C David Kleinhaus Epworth League M. E

Fraker Family Return From Visit To New York City

R. J. Fraker and his wife came back Tuesday afternoon after a lengthy stay with their daughter Mrs. McDonald in New York City and a few days with their son Foster in Lapeer.

R. J. Fraker Mrs. McDonald New York City Foster Lapeor

Leonard Family Social Notes From Alma

Pearl and Merit Leonard and wives transacted business in Alma Saturday and dined with Pearl Leonard’s mother. Merit and wife visited Mrs Ben Converse at Brainerd hospital, Converse operated for appendicitis last week and is recovering. Lee Leonard sprained his hand while baleing hay. Mrs Saul McNich of St Louis visited Lefa Leonard and family. Birda Jackson visited Retha Leonard. Thomas Pettier and son Roy dined with Merit Leonard. George Robinson and family of St Louis visited Willis Hopkins. Maggie Hopkins and son Alva ill with influenza. Silas Leonard and wife planned a week in Marion.

Pearl Leonard Merit Leonard Alma Ben Converse Brainerd Saul McNich St. Louis Nice Lefa Leonard Birda Jackson Retha Leonard Thomas Pethter Roy George Robinson Willis Hopkins Maggie Hopkins Alva Silas Leonard Marion

Advertised List for Alma March 22 1915

Alma Michigan notices an advertised list for the week ending March 22 1915. Names include Hugh Allen A Flock Esq Mr Capt Fuller Wm Gray W Kerider Mr William Keith Elmer A Lyman Esq. Uncalled items will be sent to the Dead Letter Office April 5 1915. W P Cash postmaster.

Alma Mich Hugh Allen A. Flock Capt. Fuller Wm. Gray W. Kerider William Keith Elmer A. Lyman

French remedy for stomach troubles promise results

Leading French doctors use a vegetable oil prescription for chronic stomach and bowel issues. One dose often shows improvement within 24 hours. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold widely with a money back guarantee if one bottle fails to satisfy.

France Mayr

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