Alma Lost To Albion In Rough Homematch
A spirited game saw Alma fall to Albion as the Albion quarterback rushed for a touchdown and Bliss and Frye also crossed the goal line. Injuries interrupted play with Bryan hurt and Leonard stepping in at tackle while others like Evans and Gaunt faced slight knocks. The lineups showed players from both sides and referees Thomas and Woodward were noted sources. In a separate item, Timere Baldwin and Miss Chloe Kuhlman wed in Arcads township with a Riverside, Cal. groom and immediate relatives present. The day closed with the couple departing for Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Frye
Bryan
Leonard
Marshall
Horst
Evans
Gaunt
Alma Albion Care le
Saunderson MacCollam St
Leonard Lane
le Merrille
Coller Bets
Frye Moon
Penzotti
Helmer
Hayes Schultz
Black Evans
Smith
Thomas
Ann Arbor
Timere
Baldwin
Albion
Mitchell
Alma
Cook
Anderson
Rey Woodward
Riverside
Cal
Chloe Kuhlman
A. J. Funnel
Arcads Township
Noustot
Pollasky
Bronchitis For Twenty Years In Danville
Mr Minerva Smith of Danville reports twenty years of bronchitis with no relief. The brief item notes a writer’s claim and sought remedy, reflecting a personal health anecdote from a short, readable passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Smith
Danville
Aed
Fatal accident as timber falls on boy near Forest Hill
Four year old Freddie Vanderbeek, son of William Vanderbeek, was killed Thursday around 10 am when a heavy timber toppled from a lumber pile where he was climbing. He was found crushed beneath the log after a brief search near their Forest Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Vanderbeek
Wm. Vanderbeek
Forest Hill
Pleasant Valley and Nearby Visits Mentioned in County News
Clara Story of St Lonia and Cora Bebow visited Clara’s parents in Wheeler Sunday. J Burkett and son visited B Wagner Friday. Fred Below and wife spent Sunday with August Byot. Grandin Horst called on Mia Ray Daywood Monday. Jaky Mettert Orio and Nina Wagner called at Dred Bebhow’s Sunday. August Bebow baling hay at Parkinson this week. Fred Mowery and family of Emerson visited North Bethany Sunday. Mrs Abe McCall called on Mrs KB Wagner Tuesday afternoon. Ethel Wagner spent Sunday with Eleanor Fleming of Pine River. Jake Mettert is mixing a sore band. School commences in Dist 7 Monday Oct 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Story
St. Lonia
Cora Bebow
Wheeler Sanday
J. Burkett
Pleasant Valley
B. Wagner
Fred Below
August Byot
Grandin Horst
Mia
Ray Daywood
Jaky Mettert
Orio
Nina Wagner
Dred Bebhow
Bebow
Parkinson
Fred Mowery
Emerson
North Bethany
Abe McCall
Wagner
Ethel Wagner
Eleanor Fleming
Pine River
Jake Mettert
Jake
SOUTH WEST ARCAD A SOCIAL NOTES blinked
Miss Minnie Wetherel at Alma this Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs Wetheral. Harrison Carmer traveling to Penamo for work. Jay Isham returned home after a West tour. W C Hutchinsons visited relatives near St Jesus. Jay Isham's excursion to Toledo Sunday. Rowland Saxton of Sumner now in Owosse for sugar factory work. Mrs Jake Merchant to Fremont Ohio Sunday to care for daughter Mabel sick with typhoid. Mr and Mrs W Merchant visited James Cummings of Sumner Sunday. Mr and Mrs D Shaffer entertaining Ohio relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wetherel
Alma
Rowland Saxton
Sumner
Owosse
Jake Merchant
Fremont
Ohio
Sanday
Mabel
W. Merchant
Tames Cummings
D. Shaffer
Arcada District 5 Residents Move and Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas E Andrews occupy a new farm house recently erected on the farm once thought to belong to Dick Anderson. Mr and Mrs Lester McMullen plan to move to Mt Pleasant soon. Miss Lola Todd visited Miss Alice Myers of Colburn district over the weekend. Ade Milliman finished threshing for the year and will shell beans then start on corn. Mr and Mrs Ray Birmingham returned home from Detroit on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
E. Andrews
Dick Anderson
Lester McMullen
Mt. Pleasant
Lola Todd
Alice Myers
Colburn
Ade Milliman
Ray Birmingham
Detroit
Local social and business notes from Alma and Sumner
Joseph Klees transacted business in Alma last Friday. David Yester and family of Sumner visited Wm Schlappi Saturday afternoon. Misses Myrtle Daisy and Charlotte Duffield shopped in Carson City last Saturday. Fred Klees leaves for Grand Rapids to seek winter work. Mrs Chris Gee and Hattie Peterman of Sumner stayed with Mary Stearnes over Sunday. Addie Anderson of Alma visited former pupil Daisy Robbins. J 8 Onterbout and Chas Reid were Alma business callers Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Yester
Sumner
Wm. Schlappi
Myrtle
Daisy
Charlotte Duffield
Carson City
Fred Klees
Grand Rapids
Chris Gee
Gee
Hattie Peterman
Mary Stearnes
Addie Anderson
Alma
Daisy Robbins
Onterbout
Chas. Reid
North West Wheeler residents relocate to Williamston area
Ed Preston and family left Monday for their new home near Williamston. Miss Esther Milligan, hurt by a fall last week on school grounds, is back at school. Seth Howland of Bridgeville visited his mother. Mr and Mrs Thomas Holton traveled to Saginaw for a medical consult due to ill health. Jon i Forsythe sold personal property last week and plans to move to Ohio. Mr Eugene Milligan were in Saginaw Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Preston
Williamston
Esther Milligan
Seth Howland
Bridgeville
Thomas Holton
Saginaw
Holton
Joni Forsythe
Ohio
Eugene Milligan
Forest Hill social notes and movements in town
Mr Hartman entertains his Ohio brother in law. Mrs Leslie Wood and family bury their little daughter on September 20. Henry Beary from Ohio visits brother John. Monroe Haars moves household goods to Tease Wood's. Miss Ethel Spore returns to Rolding. Benny Mount from Gilmore works for Cage Wood. Pred Kimball of Crystal visiting town last week. Frank Ray’s children returned from grandmother’s visit and head to Ithaca. Chas Leland visits Isabella county. Mr and Mrs Fred Caufield from Bridgeman visit. Mesdames Vandermark and Hartman return from Columbus Grove Ohio. Bilas Moody and wife vacation in Ohio. Mrs Barge visits Nelsonville Ohio. John Barton moves into Mrs Elliott’s west of town. Mr James Danham of Brokenridge trades 100 acre farm near Vasseur MI for Leroy Leonard’s stock at Forest Mill. Deal arranged via Cronser Real Estate. Rev H Gart notes. Mrs L E Camfield returns from Pacific states trip. Owen home from Hillsdale. Mrs Perrigo’s parents Griffiths of St Louis visiting. Mr and Mrs Will Davidson plan move to Alma. G H Carl of Alma visits. M L Perrigo spends Sunday in Toledo. Phillip Creaser of Alma visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ray
Ithaca
Chas. Leland
Isabella County
Fred Caufield
Bridgeman
Bilas Moody
Ohio
Barge
Nelsonville
John Barton
Elliott
James Danham
Brockenridge
Vasseur
Michigan
Leroy Leonard
Forest Mill
Danham
Cronser Real Estate
H. Gart
L. E. Camfield
Pacific States
Local notes from Chand Rapids and area events
Shepherd H E Pratt returns to Chand Rapids after selling business property to E O Sperry of St. Louis who plans a photo gallery with a jewelry storefront. John Dunnam Sr and Mrs. Leman expected home Wednesday after two weeks in southeastern Ohio visiting a sister. Scott Fordyce attends Mt. Pleasant board of supervisors meeting. John Baker returns home for painting work. Mrs Myers wells work on Orchard avenue. Ralph Myers improve health. Abe Lincoln Quartette performs at M E church. Lt W H Kinter visits Grand Rapids and Soldiers’ Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Pratt
Chand Rapids
Board of Supervisors
John Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Elm Grove Notes and Local Movements in Ohio and Tennessee
Elm Grove reports Floyd Schick’s departure to Ohio and James Statler’s visit from near Shepherd last week. John Schick plans winter in Chattanooga while Barton Batley’s sale occurred Monday. Henry P. Beery visits Dayton relatives as Norman McIntyre calls locally. Tilden Bailor searched Midland for lost cattle and returned empty handed. Carl Yoman and Sam Gay surveyed local beers for John Beery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Schick
Ohio
James Statler
Near Shepherd
Norman McIntyre
Usar
Alma
Tilden Bailor
Midland
A. Walls
Dashville
Carl Yoman
Sam Gay
John Beery
Discuss Ways of Improving Local Organization at Sumner Meeting
Lumber Grange No. 80 held its regular meeting last week at P. A. Kleos home after July 20. Members debated bettering the local organization and arranging future meetings in Sumner G A R Hall on October 6. The secretary read a National Grange communication and a deputy inspector’s note. The program included recitations and readings, with a discussion on securing a winter hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Grange
The
Mercury
P. A. Kleos
Alantia
New Jersey
Thant Waa Oeenpind
Sameer
Hant
G. Aor
Sumner
J. P. Warren
LO. Hunt
P. A. Klees Eseay
W. J. Kneer
Kneer
Splendid Introduction To Alma Lecture Course
A piano and violin recital impressed the audience with technical skill and musical sensitivity. Violinist Cain Burleigh showed remarkable facility, while Grace Garretson Hoffman displayed strong keyboard command and nuanced accompaniment. The program included Burleigh’s Minuet and Hoffman’s Concert Etude, with the Selubert Impromptu offering intricate right hand phrasing. The Lost Chord by Sullivan closed as a fitting finale presented by the Chicago Madrigal Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms Solois
Cain Burleigh
Grace Garretson Hoffman
McDowell
Hoffman
Sullivan
Chicago Madrigal Club
Farm Resident Survives Aconite Overdose
Frank Parks swallowed an ounce of aconite last Saturday morning with intent to die but a doctor used a stomach pump to reverse the plan. He resides on a farm five miles south of Alma and is now not much the worse for wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parks
Frank
Alma
Cold Air Cure Experiment Ships Patients From Halifax
Dr Frederic So hon of Washington leads a voyage from Halifax aboard the MHavdna to Greenland with a patient jet to test cold air therapy for consumption. He argues his personal experience can help others and hopes the expedition reveals a use for barren regions to provide curative blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhavdna
Halifax
Frederic Sohon
Washington
Greenland
Peary
Shade Trees In Cities Spark Civic Beauty
The piece notes Paris spent nearly 3,000,000 on boulevard tree planting, contrasts New England cities with noble elms enhancing streets, and cites Rhode Island’s Arbor Day dedication since 1887, praising shaded villages as handsome and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New England
Providence Journal
Rhode Island
French Alligator Farm Plans Attract International Interest
French dealers have visited the United States to buy alligators for an ambitious farm project in southern France. Alligator skin prices have surged, prompting belief that a domestic farming venture could profit. A recent gift to President Loabet of an alligator skin hunting suit signals growing scarcity. Demand remains high for boots, shoes, handbags, writing pads, portfolios, and cosmetics using alligator products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Loabet
Nature and Philosophy Offer Paradoxical Pleasures
A reflective note contrasts natural laws with governing rules for mind and body. It suggests that philosophy deepens taste and that life’s pleasures persist with age, while implying personal growth rather than deterioration as one matures.
Heaves discovery ration promising care for cattle
A fragmentary ad notes a new discovery ration for treating heaves in cattle. It claims great results in preventing distemper and coagulation issues, touts a product likely named Wig, and markets the item at 50 cents per unit while stressing wetting and usage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harrison’s Clothing House
Harrison's Clothing House
Mich
S. I. Harrison
New York
Alma State Savings Bank
Eli E. Oswald
Wee Vanderbeek
Hangehan
Shanghai
County News
Arcada
Arcada District NO. 5
Southeast
Ferris
Joseph Klees
Hartman
Leslie Wood
Henry Beary
Oho
John
Monroe Haaers
Tease Wood
Ethel Spore
Rolding
Benny Mount
Gilmore
Cage Wood
Pred Kimball
Crystal
Mesdames Vandermark and
Columbus Grove, Ohio
Poly
Elm Grove
John Schick
Chattanooga
Tenn
Barton Batley
St. Louis
Henry P. Beery
Dayton
John 5. Beery
Geo. B. Sharrar
Atlantic
N. J
San Toy
Spalding
P.S
P. W. Greaser
Real Estate and Insurance
Pollasky Bik
W. W. Kinch
A and Sion Attorney
Alma Ae
Usion
Swigart & Morde Real Estate
Belog
John D. Spinney
Swan
N. Linkers
Guy
A. L Pratt
Bias
Masange
Pratt
Red
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