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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
10
Riverdale community greets the new term as Principal J Snyder and staff welcome students from local districts. Many families and friends visited and plan to attend Gratiot County Fair events, with teachers and relatives staying engaged through the week.
Mrs Brooke returned home after a week in Grand White and Dewie Bre with relatives Charles Kilatt aunt wife one trained kin. Myre Ly Voy and William Walkine spent the weekend with Clyde La anal wife of Jens Mashinn in Detroit for the State Fair. Mrs dasper Nort and daughter Dorothy were in Alma Saturday. Ella Follick and Irene visited town over the weekend calling on old friends. George Andrews and Claude Davis plus Mrs Emma Falkner hosted guests. Orlin Sly spent the weekend in Detroit for the State Fair. George Andrews bought a home in St Louis and plans to move soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Metcalf train her father and mother this week. Mrs. Matt Lents entertains her sisters from St Clair and Marine City. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Johnson spent Sunday in St. Louis. Mrs. Fred Rockfellow visits her sister near Ithara. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Lentz spent time with friends near St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Webb of Howell visited relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wiley and Mr and Mrs Myron Newcomb spent Thursday at the Ithaca Fair. Mr. and Mrs Clavie Carpenter of Lansing called at Wees Webla Saturday.
Bert Jones and wife hosted Elm Hall guests last week. Pat Whitcraft of Lansing visited relatives here on Sunday. Thelma Whitcraft and O B Jones see Wright School pupils. Mr and Mrs Mack Wilson and baby called on Bert Jones family Monday. Prank Whitcraft and family hosted a few friends in Alma Sunday. City taxes and sewer tax due before September 14 1920. 4 percent penalty after. D W Adams City Treasurer.
James McGuire promotes RAT-SNAP in New Jersey as a guaranteed rat killer for farmers. He says he spent $1 on RAT-SNAP, it killed rats, and saved the price of a hog. The cake bait is offered by E. C. Clapp and C. Murphy with promise of no mixing with other foods.
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