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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

4

Veeder and Jones Families Welcome Babies in Town

Town line reports Baby Viola Mae born to Mr and Mrs Mack Wilson of Alma. Mrs Bert Jones assisted for brother's wife. Leslie Hoyt of Alma visited farm. Vera Veeder stayed with Eliza Hoyt of Alma. Iva Whitcraft and children visited Alma relatives. E O Bryant spent time with parents near Forest Hill. Bert Jones family visited Alma relatives. Ed O Bryant and wife attended a sale near Forest Hill. Eliza Hoyt of Alma visited relatives near Forest Hill.

Sam Veeder Bert Jones Mack Wilson Alma Viola Mae Leslie Hoyt Vera Veeder Eliza Hoyt Iva Whitcraft E. O'Bryant Forest Hill O'Bryant

Betty and Tom Renew Romance in Snowbound Village

Betty, weary after quarrels with Tom, endures dreary rain and visits an elderly aunt. A convalescing Tom Rolfinsford charms her with care, sharing games and walks. Betty grows involved again as Tom promises to return, hinting at a future with the farmer’s house as a focal point.

Tom Betty Kimnery Crow Roads Buy Bolly Kuvery Place Emery Harnelf Walt Tourabe Kavery Hin Tom Rolfinsford Hetty Louise Hotty Ste Berty White House

Pollyanna Wiehour to Offer Mary Pickford Screenings Next Week

A fragment notes that Mary Pickford in Pollyanna may be shown next Thursday and Friday. The piece mentions limited public access and that some women may only reveal their faces to certain men, with emphasis on family members.

Mary Pickford Pollyanna Wiehour

Card of thanks from Forest Hill and Pine River friends

Deep gratitude is expressed to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during a bereavement. Gratitude extends to church groups, fraternal organizations, and local associations, with special thanks to Rev. J Frank Jackson and to singers and Paul Crandell for their consolation. Names of local families are listed among the thanks.

C. F Rebekahs Ladies’ Aid and Church of Forest Hill Threshers’ Association Pine River Township J. Frank Jackson Paul Crandell J. H. Lanshaw Verne H. B. Wood W. Lanshaw Wm. Lanshaw Fred Creech

Recruiting Sergeant Promises Training Across Army Branches

The Recruiting Sergeant outlines multiple army paths for new recruits including INFANTRY FIELD ARTILLERY COAST ARTILLERY AIR SERVICE ORDNANCE CONSTRUCTION DIVISION and CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE Each branch offers specialized training and future earning potential with opportunities for advancement and hands on experience across technical and leadership roles.

United States AIR Service Balloon Corps

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