Elm Happenings From Crystal to Bay City And Beyond
Local notes report visits and gatherings across Crystal, McBain, Ithaca, Bay City, Forest Hill, East Central Michigan towns. Residents Mr and Mrs Chas King of Crystal share time with D Hille and others. teachers take new posts. students return to Vestaburg Fertis Center and Cedar Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
King of Crystal
D. Hille
Alice Donshee
McBain
Mary Pills
Dora Bodin
Sone Claud
Clifford
Louie Swain
Archie Holmes
Mary Hierstand
Ithaca
Ashley
North Star
Mary Lavoy
Minnie
Bay City
Stella Angle
Canada
Alice
Ruth Toy
Forest Hill
Cedar Corners
Fannie Toy
William Parks
English
Amy
Grand Rapids
Walter Randie
Riverdale
Mary Foot
Edna Remner
Belding
Fred Harroon
Ferris Center
Henry Harroon
Theo
Greene
Elwell
Melvin Foltick
Nellie Stoughton
Duluth
Mise Jussie Maxiam
Vestaburg
Key Brandell
Ivan Tallon
Noxie
Jeff
Sumner
Gretie
Local Social Notes From North Arcada and Nearby
North Arcada shines with visits from Alma and Arcada Center residents. Mr and Mrs Mervin Stuyter host and Mrs H C Clark plus Mrs E U W Gidees visit Alma kin. Henry Lehner tours Elba township. Henry Manley repairs a drive well for Alvin Miller. Harry Walston rents Jasper Nevens farm and plans October move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Stuyter
Alma
Frat Kufrie
H.C Clark
E. U W. Gidees
W. W. Ferris
Ceila Creater
Alia
Charlie Smith
William Vurgess
Wm. Godfrey
T. Naldrett
Frank Keefers
Harry Walston
Arcada Center
Jasper Nevens
Otto Hawley
Ray Best
Henry Lehner
Elba Township
Frank Keefer
Oregon
Vestaburg Visit With Edmore Residents Reported
Mr and Mrs Vern Cook of Edmore visited at the home of M J Briggs on Sunday. Jesse Beach attended the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Cook
Edmore
M. J. Briggs
Jesse Beach
Elwell Happenings and Local Visits
Local notes report visits and travel by residents. D F Longwood visits, Will and G S Smith tour to Detroit, Myrtle Wixson and Anna Hutchinson return from St Louis, Audrey Layman back from Grand Rapids, Vern Wiley at F D Hatley’s work, Edith Welch with Laura La Paugh, Chas Brazee in town, Tipton and Goldie Rotine at the sanitarium, Allen Page flooring W Pugsley’s store, John Freed’s new house progress, Flo hopes for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Longwood
Will Layman
Saginaw
G. S. Smith
Detroit
Myrtle Wixson
Anna Hutchinson
St. Louis
Audrey Layman
Grand Rapids
Vern Wiley
F. D. Hatley
Edith Welch
Laura la Paugh
Chas. Brazee
East Coe D. J Renegar Return From York Trip
East Coe D. J Renegar and wife returned Saturday from a visit to York state. Several local residents were noted visiting kin, including Mrs Lott from Canada and Mrs C Davis relatives. The region enjoyed fine weather aiding crop ripening as 15 acres of beans were pulled and corn shocked. A barn on the Martin farm owned by A J Shirly burned Sunday night. a man named Hall, a farm resident, suffered a loss of three? items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Renegar
York State
Floyd Packer
Lott
Canada
C D. Davis
M. J
C. A. Davis
W. T. Ross
J. J. Barden
Ithaca
C. R. Converse
Etla Chatterton
Mt. Pleasant
M. J. Davis
Chatterton
G. Leonard
Tuscola
Pontiac
Perry
Hall
Barn fire destroys feed. barn insured. gathering at Davenport home
A barn burned with horses and all hay and grain not insured, while the barn itself was insured. Over forty old soldiers and farmers met at Anson Davenport's home on Thursday, with attendees including Geo Culver and wife, M. H. Leonard and wife, and Mrs. E T Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Davenport
Geo, Culver
M. H. Leonard
E T, Fowler
Horse for sale and household goods sale ad
An Al reader lists items for sale and wanted notices including a driving horse for sale a farm for sale and various household goods. Listings include addresses in Owosso Saginaw Pompeii Big Rapids and Powêll areas with contact details and wage offers for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior St
Misneisco Bell Telephone
W Brockweight
James Lee Kress
Big Rapids
Michigan
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil Relief for Aches
When doubled up with cramps cholera morbus rheumatism or plenty you need a bottle of Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil. It eases rheumatism neuralgia sprains and internal and external pains. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Wheaton and Sons the Pioneer Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RENNE
Wheaton & Sons
Pioneer Drug Store
Alma Journal and Alma Record Notice of Rates
A readers notice states that from July 6 all Cards of Thanks and Resolutions of Respect will be charged five cents per line per insertion, directing readers to apply this rate to such notices appearing in The Alma Journal and The Alma Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Alma Journal
Alma Record
Notice to settle accounts by Sept 15
All accounts not settled on or before September 15 will be left with an attorney for collection, Charles FL Fishbeck.
Not A Word Of Scandal In Dr King Pills Ad
A neighbor from Manville Wyoming recounts Mrs W P Spaugh praising Dr King s New Life Pills for curing obstinate kidney trouble and restoring her health She claims the remedy eases stomach liver and kidney issues and sells for 25 cents at Rhodes Deng Store and Wheaton Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Spaugh
Manville
Wyo
Dr. King
Rhodes Deng Store
Wheaton & Sons
Public sale license for estate realty in Gratiot County
Probate court in Ithaca Gratiot County orders sale of William Unser estate realty by administrator John W Morton. Hearing set Sept 30 at 11 am to show cause why license to sell should not be granted to pay debts. notice to be published three weeks in Alma Record. Judge Isaac S Seaver signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Gratiot
Ithaca
Isaac S, Seaver
Pronte
William Unser
John W. Morton
Pitas
Lion of
Alma Record
Isaac
Seaver
West North Star School Opens with 39 Pupils
Mrs. John McNicoll and daughter Pearl visited Mrs. Floyd Woodman and Mrs. John McNicoll Sr. with daughter, Monday. School opened in District No. 4 on Monday September 4 with Effie Hoxie as teacher. Thirty eight pupils enrolled day one, rising to thirty nine by week two as new books replace old ones. Howard Wilcox returned to Flint before college at Berrien Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McNicoll
Floyd Woodman
Howard Wilcox
Flint
Berrien Springs
Pearl
North Star
Effie Hoxie
Children Adapt Cheerfully To Changes At School
Pupils adjust well to recent changes and show strong interest in their work, with a positive attitude and cooperative effort noted by teachers.
Local housing, business moves and community notes in Forest Hill area
Leslie Wood moves into Atwater House two miles east. Otis Post to occupy former Wood home. McKinley Wood buys a bicycle. W A Courter purchases Faulkner property. Mrs Elfen Moody visits Ohio. B T Hamilton harvests beans nine miles west. Elevator siding complete. highway gravelling advances two miles this year. C A Russ and family move to St. Louis. Fred Doriot relocates to Indianapolis. J W Packard visits from Ithaca. Elevator ready for bean hay crop. Coal arriving at sheds. Ford Hill residents visit Alma. Anti-Saloon League official plans meeting at Forest Hill Christian Church on Sunday September 17 with singing. Tilden Bailor retires from Bay City trip. J Bo Leonard buys marsh hay for packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Wood
Atwater
Otis Post
Forest Hill Elevator Co
McKinley Wood
W. A. Courter
Faulkner
Elfen Moody
Ohio
B. T. Hamilton
Forest Hill
C A
Russ
St. Louis
Fred Doriot
Indianapolis
Ind
Emory Parsons
J. W. Packard
Ithaca
Ford& Hill
Alma
S. A. Dean
Port Huron
Dist. Supt
Anti-Saloon League
Forest Hill Christian Church
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R. FD
Stanton
Edna and
Dale Smith
Bridwell
Paul
Henry Curtis
Vern
Lacey
Tool
Milton Neff
Finley
Sid Noble
Day City
Oren Cummings
Fred Oleheiske
J. Bartlett
Mitchell
Breckenridge
Dr. Goodwin
North Arcada
East Coe
Rexall
Rexall Store
Grover’s Rexall Drug Store
Epler
Bell
Ranuskmelons
F. C. Thornburgh
J. N
South State St
Jubolio
Owosso
Alwa
J Marshall
Bond Street
Michad
Powpeii
Price Ber Acre
George L Jessup
Pompeii, Mich
Charles FL Fishbeck
West North Star
Paga Hemet Sloateas
Flann
Hest Mills
D. W. Robinson
Alma, Mich
Otto Sanderhoff
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