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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

5

Set by Medlar's grocery sealshipt oysters at m1 Saturday

Local notices record social calls and visits from Miss Sylvia Stevens in Mt Pleasant to friends, with notes on excursions at Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor, family movements between Alma and nearby towns, and several residents planning travel or residence changes including Oklahoma and Louisiana assignments.

Medlar’s Sylvia Stevens Mt. Pleasant Grand Rapids Convis Ytyare Gurliat Fron Ag Tuttle Wollongon Saginaws Woodworth Avenue Laura Brown Friends County Lois Baker Grand 1A Alma Ann Arbor M Bro

Local Happenings In Alma And Nearby Towns

H E Walon spent Tuesday in Ithaca while H King called in Grand Rapids. Mattie Cameron visited friends at Belding on Sunday. Mrs J D Steuble opens her millinery this week. John Carpenter spent the week in Grand Rapids. Mrs Mayhard Pringle of Grand Rapids also noted. Mrs Mary Goodhue of Barryton visiting Q F Marker. Miss Barnts Wynne left for the Normal at Mr Pieasant. Mrs A W Wright and friends in Detroit early in the week. Fifteen ladies of the W R C attended the District Convention in Ithaca. Mrs Celia Cronkrite of Saginaw guests in the city for a couple weeks. Miss Alma Vought left for Ypsilanti to attend the Normal. St John’s Ladies Guild to meet with Mrs Ely Brewbaker Thursday. Guy Gongwer of Kalamazoo, formerly of Alma, visited last week. Mrs John Gongwer left for Ferris Center to visit relatives. Mrs Cora Crouch left for Chicago for a visit. Catharine Deamry left for Crawfordsville to make her future home. Pearl Fuller left for Mt Pleasant for Music and Art at the Normal. Karl Adams returned from Grand Rapids after two weeks with relatives. Mrs O F Parker left for Moorestown and Lake City to visit relatives. October 7 Harvest Thanksgiving services to be held at St John’s with Holy Communion at 8 a m and Evensong at 7 30. Rev C L Rammey and Rev 0 Westman to visit Alma for services. Strangers welcome. Harvest Thanks offering noted.

Presbyterian R. H. Wilco State Street Alberta Danham Zeldsworth Louisiana Seto Baton Rouge Oper House S. W. Case Alma Greeting Nursery Company Monroe Reta Smith Conneil Bluffs Lows Omohe Smith Taft Walter Viiet Wright Avenue John Campbell St. Ignace John Ann Arbor Miriam Martha Tinker Saginaw Eugene Oregon M. Mills Linden B. Snyder Dewey Oklahoma George D Coleman Jerome Detroit M. A. Mediar Ton Coniis John Dunham Owosso Miss Sophia Dunham Law Department The State University A. Williams Knowles Willams Laura Swinehardt Allen School Forest Hill Parkinson Orchestra Lawlies Irving Deline Sickels Graesbeck George William Deline Mattie Cameron Belding J.D. Steuble John Carpenter Grand Rapids Mayhard Pringlesp Mary Goodhue Barryton Q. F. Marker Barnts Wynne Pieasant Celia Cronkrite Alma Vought Ypsilanti Norna Ladies Guild St. John's Church Ely Brewbaker Guy Gongwer Kalamazoo John Gongwer Ferris Center Cora Crouch Chicago Catharine Deamry Crawfordsville Pearl Fuller Mt. Pleasant Normal Karl Adams O. F. Parker Moorestown Lake City Ladies’ Guild Fred Soule New York City Columbia University Union Seminary Laura Few Ray Cameron C L, Rammey Westman

Millinery Opening At Mrs Gaffney’s Fashion Festival

Crowds attended the millinery opening at Mrs Gaffney’s last week viewing a fashion festival with autumn decor of gold red and foliage. Velvet feathers and flowers dominate artistic headwear with refined colors including mustard catawba mole green and cedar. The work room is led by Miss Wertz with assistance from Mrs Maltby of Cleveland and praised for distinctive designs.

Miss Wertz Maltby Cleveland

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