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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1911

Page

4

Alma Record highlights local social notes and events

The Alma Record reports on resident visitations and social ties in Alma and Gratiot County. Mrs. Main hosted her Flint guest. Tressel and Phylis Story visited grandparents. the Lovell family spent weekend with relatives. Mrs. Wiley and children from Maple Rapids visited. Mrs. Oliver attended a Grand Rapids fair. Mrs. Schaeffer traveled to Alma. Mrs. Pratt visited son Geo. Stoughton in Sumner. Delbert Hicks plans store addition. Harroon performs the work. Geo. Oliver attended a Lansing soldiers reunion.

Mr. Main Flint Tressel and Phylis Story Alma Wm. Lovell Emma Wiley Maple Rapids O. H. Birdsall Laura Oliver Grand Rapids John Schaeffer Pratt Geo. Stoughton Sumner Delbert Hicks

Davis School District Visit and Local Names

Gl en Riser of Hoyne City visits uncle Ralph Hill. Minnie Witherell clerks in De Jevan's store at Alma. Mr and Mrs C Neidharst were in Grand Rapids Sunday. Mrs Eliza Smith of Bowling Green visited during Win Howser. S Witheret and Lanis Marvist attend Grated Rapids week. Mr Rauthortush of Bay City and Me at Mre Rowland Saxton of Alma visited Lumfry at Yeorman's Hiver Armstramg.

Glenn Riser Hoyne City Ralph Hill Minnie Witherell de Jevan Alma C. Neidharst Grand Rapids Eliza Smith Bowling Green Win Howser. S. Witheret Lanis Marvist Rauthortush Bay City Rowland Saxton Alme Lumfry Yeorman's Hiver Armstramg Mr. Armasture Keenie

Sumner Centre Social Roundup and Local Visits

Miss Troseell Gee at Alon goes to school this year. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morton of Alma spent Sunday nearby. Mis e Cora Wixson visited her parents. Mrs. E Kelly returned from Owosso. Mr. and Mrs. D Hoag visited Phillipses near Elwell. George Rockefellow and L R Kress hosted guests. Dennis Hawse in Alma. Gertrude Vaniemark of Alma visited Ivah Kress. J W Johnson and George Tomblin hosted Sunday gatherings. Hiles of Ferris Center visited granddaughter Mrs A Kelly. R A Gee visited L Densmore. Union Aid to meet with Mrs T L Kress on Wednesday Sept 27.

Troseell Gee Thomas Morton Alma Mise Cora Wixson E . Kelly Owosso D. Hoag Phillips Sear Elwell Georgy Rockefellow L. R. Kress Dennis Hawse Gertrude Vaniemark Ivah Kress J. W. Johnson George Tomblin Hiles Ferris Center A. Kelly R. A. Gee L. Densmore Union Aid T L. Kress

Taft in Michigan Defends Trust Busting Policy

President Taft toured Michigan during a western swing, visiting Kalamazoo Detroit and Grand Rapids among 20 cities and delivering more than 15 speeches. He defended trust busting against Bryan critics and urged farmers to modernize soil management to sustain self reliance.

Detroit Board of Commerce Bryan Kalamazoo Wayne Gardens Board of Commerce William Jennings Bryan

Saginaw Industrial Exposition Promotes Broad Civic Progress

The Saginaw exposition set for September 22–30 in Bagina aims beyond display to a civic mission. It highlights products made in Saginaw, rural development, farmer education, and modern construction methods, with a focus on sustained industrial growth and community progress. The program features a forty piece Navassar Ladies Band’s Michigan debut, fireworks, river motorboat races, Venetian Nights, and extensive public publicity to prove the city’s advancing manufacturing base and cooperative plans.

Bagina Setember Saginaw Sa Baw County NaVassar Lavdies Augusta Dias Michigan

Local Social Roundup from Alma and Nearby Areas

Mr. and Mrs. CH Smith and Harry Grover moved Mr. Lewis household goods to Mt. Pleasant last Thursday. Frank Gilkens is building a 36 by 5% barn with Carter of Alma doing the carpentry. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reefer with Mr. and Mrs. J Sluyter of Alma. Frank Wilson and family moved to Lansing. Mrs. Frank Gilken and children visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers of Flint. Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs W E Medler and son Earl called on Alvin Miller Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E Ro Koblean entertained Miss Blanche Pugsley of Alma over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark of Summer spent Thursday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H C Clark. Mrs. EL Hodges was in Alma last week visiting Mrs. Ezra Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp of Alma visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilken Saturday. Miss Blanch Beechtell, summer resident with her sister Mrs. Alva Sherwood of Stanton, returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Knudson, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Miller and family were in Ithaca Sunday. Alva Sherwood of Staatson was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beechtel Friday to Sunday.

Smith Harry Grover Lewis Mt. Pleasant Frank Gilkens Carter Alma Frank Reefer J. Sluyter Frank Wilson Lansing Frank Gilken William Bowers Flint John Murphy W. E. Medler Earl Alvin Miller E. Ro Koblean Blanche Pugsley Ralph Clark Sumner H.C Clark EL HL Hodges Ezra Smith John Sharp Blanch Beechtell Alva Sherwood Stanton William Knudson Ithaca Stasitom

Advertised Letters Alma Mich September 1911

Advertised list for the week ending September 16 1911 includes Henry W Carr Co J G Keller Marie Myers Sam Weaver. Letters not called for will be sent to the Dead Letter Office October 1911. C F Brown P M.

Alma Mich Henry W. Carr Co J. G. Keller Marie Myers Sam Weaver C. F. Brown P.M

Injuries Spark Playful Editorial Grumble Hits Local Scene

A blunted editorial tirade recalls editors and injuries from everyday life. It mocks edits of minor accidents citing Mrs. Jones of Lost Creek cutting herself with a can opener and a boy in Mutherton throwing a stone. It mentions John Doe on a roof, Harold Green with a dog attack, and Isaiah Trimmer at Lebanon as examples.

Jones Lost Creek Mutherton John Doe Harold Green Violet Wise Mr. Green Isaiah Trimmer Lebanon

Civil War Enlistments Show Young Life in Ranks

A Chicago Journal note recalls Civil War enlistments showing most soldiers were youths. About 2.28 million Union troops served, with roughly 1 million aged 18 to 21, 600,000 aged 18, another 600,000 aged 17, and small counts for ages 14 to 13 and younger.

Chicago Tournal

Eye sight corrected by Detroit tester at Park Hotel

W L Bonewell of Detroit will be at Park Hotel in St Louis every Saturday and Sunday to test eyes. He has 19 years in the field and offers eye examinations to passersby and locals alike.

W. L. Bonewell Detroit Park Hotel St. Louis

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The Alma Record Alma and Gratiot County Alma Record Company J. Brown Tramajor Elm Hall DAVIS Sumner Centre Vy Aiuan F D. W.robinson Taft Clally Woodward Avenue National Air Trovit Lie Tart McRae Osborn Soo United States Fair Grounds Ansoela Lehwaye Ms Ite Whatert Brey Cushing & Benedict Hart Schaffner & Marx Regal J. Cohen & Bro Mrs Ben. Beechtel
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