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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
5
The Alma area hosts a string of social, business and school events as April opens. Miller Bros. grocers extend evening hours through summer. Miss Vera Musson visits from Ohio, while many locals attend millinery openings, house parties, and school meetings. Public notices include local option petitions, election reminders, and the UM legislature funding debate.
A compact listing of services across several churches including First Church of Christ Scientist Knights of Pythias hall Sunday 10 30 Reading room hours Saturday 2 4 M B Church morning 10 Sunday School 11 30 Epworth League and Class 6 Evening 7 Mid week 7 80 Thursday St Mary s Lent devotions and sermon Friday St Joan s Church March 4 to April 8 Holy Week prayers and services Good Friday hours and Holy Communion times Presbyterian and United Brethren notices with service times and locations West Superior street address Rev H L Crain and Rev D C Fleming scheduled for district events.
Mrs Eva M Oswald died March 23 from pneumonia and was buried March 24 at the Free Methodist church Alma with Rev J A Phillips in charge. She is survived by husband Elmer and three children Alice Walter and Fred. Several out of town mourners attended including Rev Ralph Turner Toledo Ohio M E Turner and wife St Louis Chas Oswald and family St Louis Frank Oswald and family St Louis and Mrs Beals Big Rapids. The Women s Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Saginaw Presbytery set their annual meeting at Alma s Presbyterian church April 6 and 7 with 8:01 a.m. and 2 p.m. sessions and an evening program by the young people. You are invited. For sale Rail wood and carrots delivered Alma contact A Smith Alma RPLD 1 Bell 190 1878tF
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