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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

8

Local notes and social updates from Alma area

Ithaca visitors and local residents are noted in Alma and nearby towns with events ranging from plant sales at Bitner greenhouse to a baby girl born to Rev J L Wolfe and wife. The piece mentions stores closing for Jewish holidays, bank hours on Saturdays, and preparations for Mapleine promotion at Mapleine.

Upper Peninsula B. P Smith & Carr Davis Bros Alma Otto Sanderbof Wm. DeMuth Dona Carpenter Saginaw Bittner J. L. Wolfe Davis Field Lena Pollock Fenton Grace Kramer Smith Berman Bros

Local Notes From Grange Heights and Area

Alma residents George Demery and Bert Taft visit and transact trades while fires are quickly put out at Dee Barnhill's house. Gleaners meet at Alvin Miller's home. West Arcadia maid Eden Courter works for Mrs. Clark. Canada visitor Mr Johnson visits his Granger daughter. Arcada Sewing Circle meets May 27 with Mrs Keefer. Hazel Barnhill and Harry Myers visit Dee Barnhill. Frank Church contracts Mell Sharrar’s barn work pending weather. Lucy Hale visits in Midland county. Farmers begin tilling as oats sowing continues.

Bert Taft Alma Alvin Miller Dee Bill Beat Arbor of Gleaners Eden Courter West Arcada H.C. Clark Johnson Canada M. J. Granger Arcada Sewing Circle Keefer Hazel Barnhill Harry Myers Dee Barnhill Frank Church

Elm Hall Notices and Local Appearances in Breckenridge

Mrs Wesley Fullerton is ill. Elwell Telephone Co installs a new booth. Marlie Slingluff was in Breckenridge on business. Mr and Mrs Gus Herron visited relatives last Sunday. John Bennett of Barryton arrived Monday. Mrs BLL Walker of Alma visited friends last week. Mr Phil Hicks of Sumner is in the sanitarium. Wim Peterman left for Valley City ND. Bert Chestnut and two children visited John Grant’s last week. Marion Fisher attended her father’s funeral at Alma last Chas Slinglaff Wil Pike and Glen Smith were sick recently. Sheridan Romine appointed regular carrier on mail route No 1. to take effect June 1. Church aid society poorly attended due to crop work. Miss Leal Lewis and John Peterman married May 3. Friends wish them happiness.

Wesley Fullerton Elwell Marlie Slingluff Breckenridge Gus. Herron John Bennett Barryton Bll. Walker Alma Phil Hicks Sumner Wim Peterman Valley City North Dakota Bert Chestnut May Sid

Davis School District and Local Social Notes

Charles Hill returned to his employment at Tonia on Monday. Agnes McFaul visited over Sunday at S. P. Beck's in Sumner. The Gleaners will give a chance at their hall May 25. Jay Merchant of New Haven spent Sunday at Henry Fuller. Orson Brooks and family visited James Hanford and wife Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Saxton of Sumner spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Lucy Verian. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peacock, Ralph and Charles Hill visited over Sunday with G. E. Rexford and family of Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. James Dean of North Star, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Murrvin were visitors at Win Hutchinson’s Sunday. Ines Snyder gave a party to the eighth grade of the Davis school last Saturday for Miss Inex’s 15th birthday.

Charles Hill Tonia Agnes McFaul S. P. Beck Sumer Gleaners Jay Merchant New Haven Henry Ferris James Dean North Star Louis Murrvin Win Hutchinson's Ines Snyder Davis School Miss Inex

Arcada Center Updates and Local Moves

ARCADA CENTER, Mr. George Oliver has the frame up for his new barn, Frank Foster is working in North Star, Little Elizabeth Udell is confined to the home by a bad cold, Mrs. Ed Andrews is visiting old friends and neighbors in this vicinity for a few weeks, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carpenter of St Clair county, who were called here by the death of his father, returned home last week.

George Oliver Frank Foster North Star Elizabeth Udell Ed. Andrews J. Carpenter St. Clair County

East Sumner social notes and visits

Mrs. A Briges and son William spent part of last week in Anbley. They were joined home by Mrs. Briges granddaughter Miss Agnes McFaul. Agnes McFaul visited over Sunday with P Beck and family. Bertha Downs closed a term of school at the Grahan last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. P Beck, Mr. and Mrs. C Beck and Miss Agnes McFaul spent Sunday with J C Pardes and family.

A. Briges William Anbley

Alma Welcomes Opposing crowds for school celebration event

A Read in the Record reports Alma hosts a large gathering for a school founders celebration. An estimated 5 000 to 8 000 visitors arrive by train and car, the procession forms on Superior Street, but a storm halts events before the cornerstone ceremony proceeds later in the afternoon. Local organizations attend, including Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, G A R, and Masons, with the cornerstone laid despite rain. Other notes mention railroad plans, local business changes, and an upcoming May 28th concert for the Congregational church.

Alma St. Louis Ithaca Superior Street Chas. H. Axter Marshall Wright Opera House Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Wm. Meyer Post G.A. RK Michigan Masonic Grand Lodge Veta

Seals Cubs and Bay City Robbery Ring Cases

Seven men charged with a series of robberies near Bay City pleaded guilty. David Hunter jailed for five years on burglaries at Boyne Falls. Bronsted forest fire reports. Co A30 II Michigan vets reunion in Coldwater. local officials and clerics involved. Mayor orders audit of city funds. Lumberman Jamies Stringer dies of pneumonia. Reading plant accident at Acme Chair injures Wilford Kirk.

Bay City Gane Chas Pierce John Wardell Pontiac Oakland County David Hunter Boyne Fills Mayne Hiram J. Hoyt Munkegon Pneumona Filnt Council Saginaw Free Employment Bureau Co. A. Thirty-second Michigan Infantry Coldwater Col. McGann Maj. Grube Grand ‘Apails Adelbert Furman Chicago C. d. Filnt Norton Township Colon C. Lilue State Dairy and Food Commission Grand Rapids Veterinary College W. B. Claussen Jackson Prison Detroit Agent Hill P.C. C Daugher B. F. Earl Nilex Jamies Stringer Hancock Wayne New Board of Review Evans Genesee County Acme Reading Wilford Kirk

Rational cure for eczema claims skin treatment

An article asserts eczema is a skin disease treatable by skin care only and promotes oil of wintergreen as compounded in D. D. D. Prescription to attack the disease and restore healthy skin. Charles Rhodes endorses the remedy and its proven results.

Remaky tale of extreme longevity and youth tonic claim

A fragment touts an extraordinary 152 year life span for Wm Parr Boyland and an 120 year old marriage, with a later claim of remaining youthful at 8. James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky endorses Electric Bitters after saying he feels like a one year old. The ad claims kidney trouble cured after one bottle and promotes F Brown's as a godsend for the weak and elderly.

Wm. Parr Boyland Imarried James Wright Spurlock Thad F. Brown

Michigan Items End Large Reader Summary in Newspaper Style

Oxford sportsmen buy Pascock farm to build a summer race track. Ant Arbor High graduates 110, largest class. Flint businessmen plan a boys club with a new clubhouse. Miners Roskie Musso Benjamin killed in Calumet & Hecla shaft collapse. Several local and state incidents include accidents, court news, fires losses estimated at 2.57 million, and public notices.

Oxford Pascock Ant Arbor High School Filnt Louis Roskie Louis Musso John Benjamin Calumet & Hecla Mattie Sampson Murengo Township Charles Spicer Pontiac Jackson Dan Smith Grand Trunk Saginaw Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry Pierce Sheridan J. Colby Harper Hospital Detroit Frances Otto Rush Menominee Joseph Bunline Perry Township United States Court of Appeals Chicago Martin Gray Benton Harbor Menomines John Joseph M. Rowe Owosee South Bend Ind C. W. Greenleaf Stella M. Champeny Traverse City Oberlin William Rawger Rueh Township Joseph Smith Sawyer Cleveland Cliffe Iron Co Michael Laskey What Cheer Bay City Laskey William Brabbe Brabba Bratt Bert Russell Aberdeen Grand Rapids Rowe Russell Charles Lamb Hillsdale

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