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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
7
Public notice for probate of Hagel M Mobio estate in Guator County Michigan. Hearing set October 2, 1010 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office Ithace village. Isabella B Mobio and Jack B Moblo named executors. publication required in Alma Record for three weeks.
The Michigan probate court in Eaton County reviews Genevieve Griffith Brewbaker's petition to admit a will to probate and grant administration to herself as executrix. The hearing is set for September 10, 1910 at 10 in the forenoon with notice to interested parties.
State of Michigan Probate Court for the County of Gaarioy issues examination of the estate of Aaron P Cook late of Sumner. Creditors must present claims to the court at the village of Ithace on the sixteenth day of January, AD 111 at ten in the forenoon. The court will proceed with decisions on that day.
Market quotes corrected Thursday show grain prices for wheat corn and oats and families of hay clover seed and vegetables with beef pork and dairy values and a separate probate order for Emily M Phelps estate granting license to sell real estate with hearing set for November at the Gratiot County Probate Court in Ithaca and notice to heirs and interested parties.
Miss Myrtle Wixson spent Sunday with her parents Miss Hazel Delling visited her cousin Miss Ethel Boyer. Miss Mabel Billsby attended the dance at Mr Geo La Paugh Friday night. L Migs Florence Wood spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Ethel Davis and Winnifred Mull spent Sunday with Mrs Maud Little. Mr D Little was in Greenville Tuesday. Mrs Win Wixson spent Saturday in Alma.
An old health ad warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective with testimonials. It notes the product is taken internally and sold by druggists for 73 cents per bottle, and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mr Emery Wiley and wife visited Asa Dalrymple on Saturday. Miss Mabel Evans visited Hazel Grant Sunday. Lon Davis and family moved into Gen Smiths house. Erma Shaw and sailors called at Chas Fisher's Sunday. Hazel Crandall visited Tressa Fisher. Virginia Norton improving after illness. George Dick and family visited near Vestaburg. Beets drawing is this week’s program. Edith Welch works at Chas Fisher’s. Mrs John W Morton left for Belding for a few days. Lyle Evans sprained elbow in school clash. Charles Fisher’s new house nearing completion. Three sugar beet weighing stations at Elwell. Patt Taylor oversees Alma, Charles Medler St Louis, Wm Layman Owosso. Cory Fooks painting new barns. Mrs Ovenhouse leaves for England for three months.
An old remedy advertised as a universal cure for cramps colic diarrhoea rheumatism sprains stiff joints sores and bruises. Marketed as over seventy years on the market it is offered at 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle.
Forest Hill pupils organized a German class led by Mr Edgar Sins, meeting weekly at Mr A Noffsingers. They toured nature study in the woods after an Oct 21 fire signal, returning to the school. Will Noffsinger and wife from Crystal visit A Noffsingers, and Earl Michael, ill with typhoid, is improving.
An advertisement claims a bad complexion stems from an inactive liver and promises cure through Dr Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. It touts the product as the unequalled liver regulator, priced at 2c per box with free samples offered.
Mrs Alvin Miller called on Mrs E Bowman Thursday. Mr and Mrs Byrd Clark visited parents H C Clark Sunday. Gleaners of Best Arbor meet with Oren Bailew Tuesday evening Oct 25. Florence Keefer visited Florence McNabb North Star. Ella Fitzgerald and Lou tse Youngs from near St Louis called at Clarence Clark's. Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller and daughter Lulu spent Sunday with Geo.
McNabb and family of North Star. many from the vicinity attended the farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Knapp of East Arcada as they move to St. Louis. Sam Shaffer of St. Johns visited Frank Gilkens and family. Minnie Davis of Ithaca called on Wm. Kuhlmann. Mrs. Ben Bechtell returned from Hart. Avlin Miller and Harry Walston visited Mrs. Geo. Irish of West Arcada. Mrs. Frank Wilson came back from Detroit after three weeks. Bessie Reid shows improvement. Lee Lycott and his wife, after living with her parents, move to Alma. Jack Robinson of Somer visited 11. C. Clark. Elsie Gilken enjoys a school vacation from Eckert district. Mrs. John Bangs arrived from Coffeeville, Kans., for extended visit with daughters Mia. Jasper Nevens and Mrs. Fred Durkee. Bangs to join later. A surprise party honored Nevens and Wm. Wicks on birthdays.
Mrs. Jennie Reid visited Alma to stay with daughter Laura Reid who left for Montana. Will Beverly harvests and works at the factory. Mr. and Mrs. J Hl Allis visited Belding and Edmore to see relatives. Harlem Woodard works in the sugar factory. Mrs. P M Smith and Miss Jennie called on Mrs. Allis, and Cora Abbot helps Mrs. Beverly.
An advertisement promotes ZEMO as a clean external remedy to relieve itching and cure minor eczema. It claims one application or bottle suffices, notes availability in 2000 towns, and invites readers to try it on the store’s recommendation.
W T Naldrett and wife transfer lot 4 Naldrett addition Ithaca to U Powers and wife. A J Lepley and wife to ich Sug Co lot 4 ne sec 20 Elba. O F to S W Bird lot 8 block 16 Palmer addition Elm Hall. E L and T to C T Rogers and wife lot 7 block 2 4 in Ithaca. W C Nichols and wife to T L Knapp and wife pt lots 1 2 3 4 block 28 St Louis. T Redman to C Myers and wife pt ne nw sec 30 Wheeler. FE Brown and wife to C J Brown and wife pt sw sw Mathews se ne and pt ne se sec 18 Washington. R M Forquer et al to F J Graham pt ne nw sec 3 Sumner sec 34 Alma. M J Crothers and 150 1300.
Alma Michigan dealer Chas Rhodes promotes a 25 cent bottle of D. D. D. eczema wash made from oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine. The remedy normally sells for a dollar and has not been offered at a discount before.
Roy Yester suffers typhoid fever while Roy Graham and wife move in with Mrs Ruth Graham. Many local families report ill health including Bert Davis Thomas Stratton infant children, and Mrs May Winans three year old daughter. Visits and social gatherings occur with Mrs Lydia Every and Ira Ifant’s birthday surprise. A bow and arrow social is planned for the tenth grade at the Maccabee hall, and Mrs Hattie Sperry's forty seventh birthday is celebrated with a large supper.
Advertisement notes a coal fueled heater by Cole's Original Eo Blast Heater that holds fire overnight and can heat living rooms for about two hours the next morning. It is offered at $12.00 and up. (B13)
Central Drug Store promotes ZEMO and ZEMO soap as a universal skin remedy for all ages. The ad pledges a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied and claims clear liquid ZEMO cures eczema pimples dandruff and other skin eruptions, touting economy and cleanliness for infants and adults.
A reader alert warns of a sudden cold spell and potential coal shortage. The message urges stopping by to learn how to send help and notes a cold storm is likely to arrive soon. Weather hazard and assistance instructions are emphasized.
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