Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-25
ITHACA

The Ithaca lodge No. So, |. o. o. f.,
installed the following officers: V. g.,
Frank Kashneider; V. g., Jessie Hiff-
ner; secretary, Archie Ryckman;
treasurer, Elmer Hiffner; L. S. N. c.,
Howard Wood; r. S. V. G., Alfred
Lance; outside guard, w. II. Davis;
Encampment c. p, Howard Potter;
III. p, Jesse Hiffner; c. W., Alfred
Lance; j. W., Frank Kashneider;
scribe, j. Powers; treasurer, Seth
Ward.
Crescent Rebekah lodge No. rs in
stalled the following officers. Noble
grand, Mrs. Martha Davis; vice grand,
Mrs. Zelma Ryckman; secretary, Mrs.
Glade Kinsel; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie
Garlock; right supporter V. g., Archie
Ryckman; left supporter N. g., Mrs.
Isabelle Kille; warden, Mrs. Nellie
Vanduzen; conductor, Mrs. Verna
Lance; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Sevey;
outside guard Mrs. Frances Shane;
outside guard, Mrs. Carrie Ravens;
r. S. vice grand, Mrs. Lille Goodrich;
l.. S. vice grand, Mrs. Lena Wood;
past noble grand, Miss Mildred Kash-
neider; organist, Mrs. Ella Glow.
The members of Philathea class of
the NJ. +. Sunday school enjoyed a
pot luck supper at the Office Of their
teacher, o. G. futile, Tuesday even
| ing
Mrs c. T. Brown entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Braddock,
of Tawas City.
Mrs NJ. H. Sincox, who has been
spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dupree, in Covington. KY. has re
turned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker of Wiz
liamston and Mr.. and Mrs. James
/ Gillistie of Gaines spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Convis.
Mrs Benz. Brown of Albiono is
/ spending fortnight with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs 7. l.. McCrede. Their
son, Ives. is now stationed at Camp
Merritt, \. j.
c. II. Pinney, II. j. Smith and Carl
Sackett made a business trip to Lam
sing Wednesday.
Red Cross headquarters have re-
ceived the July quota calling for 40
helmets, "a navy helmets, ID mufflers,
2400 AKA surgical dressings, u paja-
mas, 81 underdrawers, 81 petticoats
and % underdrawers of a different
size, while the August quota calls for
! lao sweaters for which yarn has been
given out The women in charge of
each department appreciate the help
received but can use much more which
should be readily given.
Mrs. +. j. Sutherland. who has been
] NTH hn,
ter, Mrs. L. b. Sawyer, returned to
her home in Pontiac
MRS. +. L. Howard returned to De-
troit Tuesday after spending the past
four weeks with her mother Mrs.
Hannah Beasley, Mrs, Beasley re-
turning with her expecting to make
her home there.
Ray G.. Wilkinson returned Satur-
day from S. Johns where Mrs Wiki
inson underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at the Hart hospital. Mrs.
Wilkinson is getting along nicely.
Prof |. f. King returned to Ann
/ Arbor Monday where he is taking a
special course at the state university.
He spent the week end in Ithaca with
his family.
Inc DOuy OF Idul SHOueS, son OF
Eunpe Snodes, who died Monday in
the L. S. army hospital for tubercular
patients at New Haven, Conn, where
he had been brought from France for
treatment arrived in Ithaca Friday
evening. The cause of death was pull
monary tuberculosis. He was a
member of L. S. signal corps and en-
listed at Detroit, Mich, last Septem-
Der from where he went to Fort
Leavenworth for training. In March
he departed with his organization for
France but owing to his failing health
never saw active service after reach
ing the other side The young soldier
was % years old the 2s of last April
and was born in Chicago removing TO
Titiin, Ohio, and later to Mich. The
military funeral was held Sunday at
the NJ. +. church and was attended by
a large number Of people.
Prosecuting Attorney O. l.. Smith
and Sheriff Newell Bradford attended
the 18th annual convention Of Mich-
gan association of sheriffs. chiefs of
police and prosecuting attorneys held
at Traverse City last week
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