Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-11-27
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS
BY Special Correspondent

nall Red Cross officers were elected
as follows: Chairman, Mrs. Mary |
Nelson. who was given the privilege |
If amounting the vice president;
Mrs. Hattie Morse; treas
,rer. Mrs. Archie Mccall; executive
hoard Mrs. Alex Macarthur; Mrs.
Charles Barrone and Mrs. Margaret
Thompson. A balance of $596.76 In
the treasury, was voted to be PAID
into the treasury Of the County Red
Cross Society
A very fine banquet was served
the young people of the Methodist
church Wednesday evening in the
dining parlors of the church. More
than 100 were present. The theme
of the evenings program was IN line
with the special services at the
church win My Chum' week. Rev;
L. L. Dewey acted as POSTMASTER and
Ernest Merrill, chemist, at the Re
public truck plant, and Mr.. Robin
son also employed at the Republic
plant at Alma responded to toasts.
DR.. and Mrs. X. G.. Dean, DR.. and
Mrs. f. II. Foust and DR.. and Mrs.
C. F. Burt were in Alma Tuesday
evening to attend the banquet of the
Gratiot Isabella Clare County Med
zeal society. DR.. Foust furnished u
solo and Mrs. C. +. Burt responded
to a toast for the program.
Rev. c. r. King and family are
visiting his father, Rev. Joseph King,
of Gladwin county.
Mrs. Clara French left Thursday
for indianapolis to make an extend
nd
and Mrs. Harry French.
Tuesday evening relatives TO the
number of Is gathered at the home
of Mrs. Frank Hatadis, the occasion
being her Goth birthday. The affair
was complete surprise. The com
pany brought well filled lunch bas.
kets and also a number of nice gifts
Norval Richard is very i'll witt
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Hart Baker has returned from
spending several weeks at Detroit
Miss Margaret Gavin Of ~Onawal
has been secured by the Ithaca schoo
board for commercial teacher to talk
the place of Miss Edith Lee who re
signed and Miss Constance Gaskin
Of Charlevoix will teach English an'
music. coming here TO fill the vacanc.
bv the resignation of Miss Florenc
, Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Reed who re
, Gently sold their farm in North Sta
, township, have purchased the |.
Seaver residence, East Center stree
Mrs. George Crooks, who spent tw
: weeks at the home OF her fatheI
!. Charles Price, left Monday for he
home in Kenosha, Wis.
: Miss Elaine elise. who attend
! school in Lansing spent the week en-
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
y son elise.
L Frank L. Convis made busine.
trip to Ann Arbor Monday.
Masons from the local order ar
n from Alma, st. Louis and North Sta
q to the number of 175, met at the I'll
: aca Masonic hall Monday evening f.
p Il school Of instruction conducted
! Mr. Gilbert of Saginaw. Refres
ments were served by the local orde
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Devereaux a
the parents of son born Tuesda
= November lS.
ID The Baptist Ladies Aid Socie
In was held Wednesday afternoon at t
g home of Dr. and Mrs. w. NJ. WellC
= On Tuesday afternoon the ladies
n the Presbyterian church met wi
I'd Mrs. Mary Nelson.
ra Mrs. Hamilton Bovee returned
IS, Tuesday from a visit with her daug
rn ter, Mrs. Ada Belding, of OnawaN
ID. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Barden return
S. Tuesday from spending several da
p at Ishpeming with her brother, c.
. Lincoln. Mr.. Barden shipped back
.e- deer he killed while there.
et Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis dro
ra to st. Johns with their daughter a
90 children who left for their home
*. Grand Haven after a week sp,
III. here.
&C. A New Era institute was held
the Alma Presbyterian church
. Wednesday and Rev. VIM. Robel
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthews, NJ
80 Mae Brown and Mrs. Arthur Blizz!
80 attended from Ithaca.
Sheriff Willert went TO Ionia
Wednesday to commit to the pri
= Clifford Ordivey of st. Louis who '
sentenced there for a term of
es- months for larceny.
al Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chitten
. of Owosso were callers in Ithaca
I. Tuesday.
On A Masonic school of instruct
= was held at Carson City Thurs
,er- evening and those attending fl
In this place were Leland Heller, '
tic X. Ludwig, G. c Reynolds, w.
- Richard and Frank Harrington.
oot Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Dewey and
AN George, went to Decatur Monday
ma, spend the week visiting his pare
&C Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Dewey.
NJ j. A. Picken, T. S. Somerville
&C. others who returned from the n,
w where they spent about two W,
nan hunting, brought back with Z
arm six fine deer which were on disI
ma, at kernen's garage the last OF
tic week.