Alma Train Schedule Amid Confusing Notations
Train numbers 7 51 53 appear with scattered times 2 a m 12 53 p m 8 50 p m 7200 Motors. Effective Sur West 8 10 am 640 p m 1 56 p m P M R R iday September 1. Least 10 15 m 903 p m 4 50 p m.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
7
Train numbers 7 51 53 appear with scattered times 2 a m 12 53 p m 8 50 p m 7200 Motors. Effective Sur West 8 10 am 640 p m 1 56 p m P M R R iday September 1. Least 10 15 m 903 p m 4 50 p m.
Riverdale residents and visitors are listed with trips to St. Louis Alma Jerseyville and Mt Pleasant. The Riverdale High School basketball team played Vestabone Friday, ending 23 to 23 at the final whistle amid a hard fought crowd.
Lacey district residents in St Louis and Alma visitations are noted along with church and lecture events. Local families travel to Saginaw Detroit Breckenridge Ithaca and Breckenridge as guests relatives and neighbors. Socials at the M I church and Potters entertainment receive praise while various residents recover travel and illness updates appear throughout.
Miss Sylvia Best of Shepherd visits Calvin Best. The Literary Club meets at Bailing’s Thursday evening. Mrs. Deum of Saginaw visits L. B. Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp leave for Charlevoix. Mrs. Griffith of St. Louis visits daughter Mrs. M. J. Perrigo. Miss Rena Kuhlman of Alma weekends with Gladys Failing. Mrs. H. W. Sandall of Alma visits Roe Huffman. Miss Nina and Ina Wright of Coe spend weekend with Clara Hamilton. Mrs. Stewart Harrison of Cleveland visits old friends. Stereopticon lecture at Christian church well attended. Miss Ethel Bailor of Mt. Pleasant Normal visits Edna Sias. Friday play by local talent a success, proceeds $29. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Failing entertain many for Dewey’s birthday. Miss Judson of Cedar Lake visits.
Jacob H Bauers, age 81 years 7 months, died Saturday morning of pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm at the Christian church, conducted by Eld Noff Singer, with burial at Wright Cemetery. He left two sons and three daughters. wife preceded him three years ago. Present at the funeral were relatives from Alma including Mrs Herbert Hayes and family and Silas Moody.
Miss Charlotte Moore visits in Bay City at Mrs. Otto Lewis home. W H Tracy visits in Rosebush at Mrs. J Ouderkirk. Mrs. Tucker visits relatives in Pontiac. Mrs. Terpening visits Falweath at Mrs. Butler. D Wallace and wife spend weekend in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Bowee returns home after visiting H Bowee. Chas Loomis admitted to Traverse City State hospital. Mrs. Anna Henning returns home after Detroit visit. Mrs. Conse returns to Saginaw after visiting her parents. Miss Bertha Bauman returns to Saginaw after stay in Ithaca area. Mrs. Allen returns home after visit to daughter Mrs. Kernen. W 20 Tucker completes Gratiot History work with notes on six years. Mor Tucker offers his books to Gratiot County residents. William G Davidson of Ithaca born Nov 6 1858 died aged 66. He married Loucinda Wing le. Davidson died Feb 19 196. He resided in Gratiot County and was in Ithaca business for a decade. He leaves three brothers Nick Ebner of Chicago Frank W of Flint.
Southeast Coe residents report a flurry of relocations and job changes. Strutite returns to Mart farm. Stanley and Chester Leonard sugar for FE. Fordyce and Pearl Leonard hire out as hands. Alexander and Our Mall carrier in U.P. vested in Ford car. Married life nears as wedding bells approach. several families shift homes across St Louis and nearby towns.
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