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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

10

Strand Theatre Travellers Bring Mystical Act to Strand

Nath Axmi the master seer and crystal gazer headlines a telepathic exhibition at the Strand starting Sunday September With. The act, praised in India and London, promises sensational feats and answers to written questions on business, investments, lawsuits, domestic affairs, rivals, and divorces, drawing on psychic demonstrations and sub conscious mind studies.

Strand Theatre Far East Nath Axmi Strand Indiana Nalin Axmj India Nalla Axmi Haw London New York

Local residents greet visitors and report small town movements

Kenneth Helcomb and Melvin McClenathan traveled from Lansing Monday to spend a few days with their parents. Asa Schluppi visited his parents last week and returned home in Ionia Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Inns w and daughter Trenv of Chicago are spending weeks with relatives. Amos Button and daughter of Lansing are visiting relatives here. Mrs. William Fowler visited the Boothw home in Alma Wednesday. William Schlappi and L.F. Tucker were in Ithaca on business Wednesday. Richard Lange and Charles Ostrander were Alma callers Thursday. Merle Bryant and family returned to Grand Rapids after a two week vacation here. Mrs. T. H. McGuire was in Detroit on business last week. Arthur Forquer was in Alma on business Thursday and Friday. George Wilkins has returned to Pontiac. Miss Sibyl Jones of Flint visits her grandmother Mrs Berry. Miss Nina Nickerson and Mildred Cleverdon spent last week at Crystal. Mr. and Mrs. John Slater returned from an extended trip through Ontario visiting Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Merwin of Grand Rapids were here over the weekend visiting relatives. Sumoer lodge 10 O. F. degree team performed first degree work at Vestaburg Saturday evening. A.B. Fowler was in Ithaca on business Saturday. John Spencer is home from Lansing. Mrs. Bessie Suromers and daughter are visiting Fenwick. Mrs. William Cahoon of Mt. Pleasant is here caring for Mrs. H.A. Clow. S. Cleverdon and family visited Maple Rapids Sunday. Fred Cook Sr. is moving to Middleton. William Standish recently fell and is seriously injured.

Kenneth Helcomb Melvin McClenathan Lansing Asa Schluppi Lonia Thomas Inns W Trenv Chicago Amos Button Lanong William Fowler Charles Boothw Alma William Schlappi LF. Tucker Ithaca Richardt Lange Charles Ostrander Merle Bryant Grand Rapids T. H. McGuire Detroit Arthur Forquer George Wilkins Pontiac Siby! Jones Plint S! Berry Nina Nickerson Mildred Cleverdon Crystal John Slater Ontario Niagara Falls Glen Merwin Nd Rapids Sumoer Lodge O. F Vestaburg A.B. Fowler John Spencer Bessie Suromers Fenwick William Cahoon Mt. Pleasant H A. Clow I S. Cleverdon Maple Rapids Fred Cook Middleton William Standish

Local farm sale and wind hurt apple crop in village

H Panker of Ithaca bought the William Fowler farm near this village from Cecil Johnson of Alma. Heavy winds early this week damaged the apple crop in the area. Some night riders visited the village Sunday night and an unpleasant surprise may be planned for the next visit.

Ale William Phillips Vance Woodard Crystal H. Panker Ithaca William Fowler Cecil Johnson Alma

Sethton Notables and Local Visits Highlight Week

SETHTON Mr ann ae Roy Hurd of Ionia were her Iness Friday. Wo Gagen been quite sick with tonsilitis. Mrs Hyatt is caring for the new daughter at the Wm Hill home near Carson City. Several from here have been attending the chataqua at Carson City the past week. Mrs Charity Jason is making an extended visit at the home of her daughter Mrs Belle Hardman near Lansing. Quite a number from here attend ed camp meeting at St Louis. Mr and Mrs John Jargie Mr and Mrs Verne Gardner and Minola Locke spent Friday with Rev and Mrs Joseph Robinson at Vestaburg. Wm Richardson of St Louis was here on business for the Holland St Louis Sugar Co Friday.

Ann Ae Roy Hurd Ionia Wo. Gagen Hyatt Wm. Hill Carson City Charity Jason Belle Hardman Lansing St. Louis John Jargie Verne Gardner Minola Locke Joseph Robinson Vestaburg Wm. Richardson Holland-St. Louis Sugar Co

Sunday church gathering and local notices in Emerson

A number attended the Presbyterial Church achor convention. Mrs Ola Maurer hosted a dinner for Mrs Murphy of Illinois. Mrs A Bench of Alma visited Mrs Inez Presler. School started Monday. Mrs Peters had surgery in Alma. Mr and Mrs E Schlappi and daughter visited Roy Griffiths. Ola Maurer visited Saginaw. Elizabeth Buehler and Hazel Mann visited the Griffiths home. Miner and wife spent Sunday night. Mrs sold her farm to parties from Illinois.

Ola Maurer Murphy Ofllinois A. Bench Alma Inez Presler Peters E. Schlappi Pleasant and Hazen ‘Turner Long Island New York Roy Griffith Saginaw Elizabeth Buehler St. Louis Hazel Mann Miner Minois

Local visitors and visits around Alma and area

Remeree Frank Whitcraft and wife Mrs Claude Church and Mrs Charlie Smith called on Mr and Mrs John Shong of Alma Saturday afternoon Rex Johnson of Belding spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Matt Johnson and friends in this vicinity Mrs Deville Howe entertained her parents Mr and Mrs J A Erskins and sisters of Alma Last Thursday a John Shong and children of Alma attended the L A S at Mrs Will Vanderbeck s near Forest Hill one day last week Mr and Mrs Mack Wilson and baby of Alma spent Sunday with the former s sister Mrs Bert Jones and family Frank Whitcraft and two sons Purl and George and Rex Johnson toured northeast of Shepherd on business Sunday

Remeree Frank Whitcraft Claude Church Charlie Smith John Shong Alma Rex Johnson Belding Matt Johnson Deville Howe J. A. Erskins Will Vanderbeck Forest Hill Mack Wilson Oaby Bert Jones Purl George Rex Johnson Autord Shepherd

Rat Snap advertised by New Jersey hog farmer

James McGuire, famed hog raiser of New Jersey, says rat snap killed rats and saved the price of a hog. The product comes in cake form and is sold in sizes 1.25 dollars, with guarantee. Also notes a new Tarzan picture at Strand next week and other advertisements.

James McGuire New Jersey Cate EC. Clapp Murphy Adv

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