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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
8
Community news from Alma covers Good Health Week events with sermons, devotions, and the Ladies' Aid serving meals at the M. E. church. Local figures including Rev J W Barkley, Mrs Mary McGee, and Miss Floral Waldo are mentioned among visits, illnesses, and family updates.
Word has reached here that the marriage of Miss Bernice Norse of St. Louis to Louis Urwig formerly of here but now of St. Louis. Congratulations are extended. Mr. and Mrs. Ingall of Lake Odessa who had been visiting the latter's aunts Mrs. Jerome Kinney and Mrs. Geo. Taylor have returned home. Mrs. N. Evans of Marion and her sister of Toledo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Snyder on Monday and Friday Mrs. Snyder accompanied them to Marion and returned home Saturday. Miss Frankie Gee and Edith Dorland attended the fair in Ithaca Wednesday and Thursday and visited friends. Wm. Oman who has run a meat market in Alma this summer has closed out and is working on his farm.
Earl Parker and Hazel Evelyn Smith of Lake City wed at noon on Thursday in a simple ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Hoyt. A three course dinner followed as roses and lilies of the valley adorned the home. The couple honeymooned from Mackinaw to Detroit and return to 815 Woodworth Avenue Alma to reside. Parker formerly worked at the Caples hardware and Buick factory in Flint. He now serves as bookkeeper for Home Lumber and Fuel Company. Mrs Parker, formerly a reporter for the Missaukee Republican, is well known in Lake City.
The Masonic and Odd Fellow baseball clash is delayed due to one pitcher falling ill. No new date set yet as officials announce postponement until further notice.
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