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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
Riverdale residents and visitors fill the week with travel to Detroit Alma and Vestaburg. Community members attend dances, visits, and dinners. several move residence or return from trips as Mrs. Highfield and many others host guests and hostesses share news. Local society notes reflect the village’s bustling social calendar and ongoing ties to nearby towns.
Miss Opal Crum resumes studies at the Wright school with Miss Lenn Rose of Forest Hill as teacher. Dewey Omans and family plan to move to Alma. Pat Whitcraft and family were also in Alma Sunday. Mrs. Jay C. Ferrie stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Crum northeast of Elwell. Mrs. John Shong of Alma has been ill under Dr Lamb care. Shong family formerly lived nearby. Henry Crum and wife and William Hamilton and wife visited in St Louis Saturday. Mr BE J OBryant of Forest Hill called on Leslie Hoyt Thursday. Maude Omans recently visiting in Lansing has returned. Eugene Crum was absent due to illness. Claude Church and wife and Chas Smith and wife of Alma attended a Riverdale dance Friday. Mrs Eliza Whitcraft was on the wick Tint last week.
Southeast Coe reports a school day missed as a teacher suffered a shock from a buggy accident with Miss Steel. she was slightly injured. Hugh Byers and family visited Alma, then traveled to Mr Pleasant and Shepherd. The Byers and Griskens families attended events at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit last week, with others visiting Pontiac. Several locals attended the Detroit fair, including Ray Leonard who returned Thursday. Leonard is in poor health. Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe, Mo praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and liver relief. Circulation counts—we have it.
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