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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
5
Alma area residents and guests are featured in a roundup of weekend visits and trips to nearby towns. Notable mentions include Rowley Doane with parents in Ithaca, Prof. and Mrs. Notestein in Saginaw on business, and Ruth Kelly preparing for Ypsilanti Normal. The Civic Improvement League plans a meeting October 1, and city works report water mains laid, sidewalks improved, and sidewalk trees pruned.
Mrs. Frank Congis of Ithaca visited friends in Alma this morning. W. Blakely left for Saginaw and Detroit on business. Postmaster and Mrs. Cash spent Sunday with River Date friends. Frank Smith went to Detroit to fetch a Maxwell touring car. Rev. Besckshire and his Philadelphia mother began an indefinite stay in Alma. George Argent of Lansing visits, a former Alma resident. Ira Ely returned from Chicago with his granddaughter. Lawrence Ellison, Dodge agent, rents Studebaker garage demo space. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Crow. mother and child thriving. Edna Swigart leaves for Ann Arbor for second year at University of Michigan. Dr. Barkley, acting college president, opened the college week in Alma. Dr. C. B. Gardner to speak to Parent-Teacher Club on East Superior Street. Alma High School Senior class officers elected. John Luthwig plans medical study at Ann Arbor. Elevator at Breckenridge cracked. $95 stolen. County officers seek umbrella-menders amid theft chatter. Bartley Block rumors debunked. boom remains safe. Mrs. J. Brainerd hosts a bridge party for Mrs. Carney with forty guests. Dora Hicks joins D. W. Robinson store, heading dress goods and silks. Lawrence Montigel resigns from post office. eyed University of Michigan study.
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