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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

10

Alma Local Social and Business Visit Highlights

Alma residents and visitors are listed in a dense local note with names like Bert Robert, William Davis, Lee Raycraft, Mary Pickford, and Henry Soule. The items cover travel to Detroit, Bay City, Saginaw, Ithaca, and New York, plus community events, school sports, and a rummage sale at Arcada Grange hall.

Card of Thanks for Horace Carter Family

The family thanks friends and neighbors for visits during Horace Carter’s illness and death. Mrs. Julia Carter Mrs. Mary Hurl James Sr. Wheeler Frank Carter Jesse A. Wheeler Mary Pickford in Pollyanna at Idlehour next Thursday and Friday.

Horace Carter Julia Carter Mary Hurl James Sr Wheeler Frank Carter Jesse A. Wheeler Mary Pickford Pollyanna Idlehour Adv

East Alma Notes on Local Homes and People

The Ward family home on Linden avenue has sold and the Wands plan to move to a new invention. Ballenbacher on Republic avenue returns to work after illness, recalling a steam bumper injury to his left index finger. Mrs. Harper visits daughter Mrs. Torwillinger with details of Kansas City prosperity. The Christehies sell their Sherry street home as the Walls move to Cherry street. Eastminster Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Greenman on Pleasant street on March 26. Midweek services at Milan Greenman’s home draw praise, with remarks by Mr. Wim Amos of Alma College on Sabbath observance. Services continue March 28 at 1100 Michigan avenue with song and prayer. Mrs. Leahy on E Superior street visits her Mt. Pleasant mother. Street lighting concerns near the gas plant and Millerville slum prompt city attention. Claud Smith begins remodeling his Linden avenue home.

Bert Robert Merrill William FE. Davis Bay City le Lee Raycraft Ithaca Tir Bive Reena Saginaw A McNabb St. Louis Alma Chara O. Ward Detroit A. , Wheeler St. Laws Ruth Miligen Pigeon Ave George Gargett Mt. Pleasant Mary Pickford Alyhour Aly Henry Soule Leity New York D. L. Johnson Struble George Copland Jens Palo B. M. Wood Lansing Henry H. Soule John Chick Wan FP. Brown Alfred Willert E. G. Sluyter State Savings Bank John Myers J. Milliken Pauline A. B. Scattergood Gratiot County Perry F. Powers Cadillac Leonard Wood Ladies Aid Society Arcada Grange Hall William Bittner Kalamazoo J. A. Bittner William Murphy Ferris Institute Big Rapids Richard Reynolds William E. Reynolds Lizzie Ora L. Smith Masine Leonard A. Wood Will Ewing Sault Ste. Marie Viiet All Society of the Presbyterian Church H. Allen State St Howard Willard Chicago Michigan Sugar Company W. R. C. Thimble Club Aaron Davis Gratiot Avenue F. W. Ruggles E. L. Smith Francis King O. W. Hayes Republic Motor Truck Company Inc Ruth Milliken Ida Peck M.D. Wilcox Ward Linden Avenue Wands Ballenbacher Republic Avenue Plant T Harper Torwillinger Eastward Nieat Frank Sherman Kansas City Martha Sherman Grierson Christe Sherry Street Walls Cherry Street Eastminster Michigan Avenue Leahy E. Superior Street Millerville Pleasant Avenue East Claud Smith

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Mission Boards The Presbyterian Church New Era Movement Presbyterian Church New York City Willis L. Gelston J. T. Ewing J. M. Montigel & Son East Alma Chevrolet Superior ST D. G. Shreeve Mary Pickford Eleanor H. Porter
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