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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
7
Elm Hall defeats Farwell 10 to 2 at the Elm Hall ball park in the last game of the season. Hollabaugh fans 15, while Elm Hall improves to twelve wins against seven losses after facing teams like Weidman Edmore Blanchard Saginaw and Alma.
Alma residents Bert Gee and Cash Grow visited Sumner briefly while H Stearns called in Carson City and families visited Alma. Amos Ferris of Monroe and Mrs. Fred Cornell of Vestaburg stopped by. James McGreanor, age 55, died after Bright’s disease. funeral services were held in Carson City with interment there.
Wheeler School announces editors Mamie Baird as editor in chief and Dwight Collison Henry Mischler and Rollo Allen as assistants. Alfred Wolansky was absent last week while Will Bradford visited on Wednesday. Irah Allen elected salutatorian and valedictorian honors go to the top end of year scorer. The Tenth grade officers are president Mamie Baird vice president Alfred Wolansky secretary Mazie Coleman treasurer Alice Watson.
Several residents and students appear in this Lacey School News item. Names include Mrs. Jay Van Leuvan, Miss Elizabeth Hawk with a new piano, and Will Hawk who traveled to St. Louis. The piece notes bean harvesting, visits with relatives, and community members at Elmall and Greenville.
Mrs R E Fike and Laurel Welsh family visit. Elizabeth Hawk and Jay Hawk travel. Joss Brskin returns from Battle Creek. Erskin from Portland visits. Frank Cooley seeks medical care in Grand Rapids. Neva Warren returns to Mt. Pleasant. Lela Erskin and Jay Hawk wed in Stanton. Devere Harlow and Royal Erskin return from Carson City. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey recommended for fall coughs, suitable for babies and children, claims quick relief and protection.
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