Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Observation-Disclosures,
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reached home about 5 o'clock passing
away an hour later. He is survived
by his wife, two sons, Edward and
Robert, and a daughter, Mrs. Fred
Reeves, all of Emerson and step
son, Benjamin Dangerfeld, of Ithaca.
The funeral service was held at the
residence Sunday and interment in
the mausoleum. Mr.. Fearv was born
in England where he resided until 81
years of age when he came to Amer
lea locating in Ohio. Here he was
married to Mrs. Rachel Dangerfield
and to them were born five children
two of whom died in infancy. A
year following their marriage they
located in Emerson township where
they have since resided
Miss Edna Pine left Monday Feb
ruary 2 for Bedding where she will as
sist in the work of the Methodist
church especially that of promoting
different lines of Christian activities
among the workers at the Bedding
Silk Mills. She will also assist the
pastor, Rev. P. r. Norton, in his work
as Centenary secretary Of the Michi-
gan conference. 1t is expected that
Miss Pine will eventually make Beld-
ing her home and will be joined there
by her father, S. p. Pine. Miss Pine
viii be greatly missed as she is one of
the most prominent workers of the
Methodist church
Mrs. John Harmon of Elsie was
calling on Ithaca friends Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gibbs enter
tanned the Supper Club at their home
on Thursday evening.
Arthur Mikesell came from Ovid
Tuesday called here by the illness of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Mikesell.
The Central Bakery has again
changed hands, Geo. B. Winget hav-
ing sold TO Harley Rasor.
Mrs. Giles T. Brown has been APP
pointed member of the State
Missions Committee of the Baptist
convention. Meetings of the commit
tee are held quarterly in Lansing.
Rev. +. ID. Vollar of Elsie, pastor Of
the Free Methodist church there, was
here Friday to conduct the opening
service of the Free Methodist quart
erly meeting The services Saturday
and Sunday were in charge of Rev.
f. j. Calkins of Corunna
Mn and Mrs. Charles Fleming will
leave here this week TO spend some
time in the south
Mrs. John Stubs and son, Wayne,
returned to their home on Wednes-
day after spending a few days in the
home of her sister Mrs. F. L. Rey-
nolds.
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monthly social and business meeting
OF the {. +. society of the Presby-
terian church and pot luck supper
was held at the home of Mrs. o. b.
Conant. This was also a farewell
gathering for Harold and MILFORD
Adamek who left with their parents
for Idaho on Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Orbinson left Sun
day for months visit at Atlanta,
Ga, with her sister, Mrs. Florence
Crawford and family. Enroute she
will spend a few days in Detroit with
Mrs. James Downey and other
friends.
c. c. Reynolds spent the first of the
week in Toledo on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Falk who moved
from here to Flint several weeks ago
lost their home by fire last week.
They were able to save the greater
part of their household goods.
Mrs. Philip Frice was in St. Johns
Friday on business.
Mrs. Percy Bertrand returned Sat
urday from Grand Rapids where she
spent some time visiting.
JudSon Frost and Carl Johnson are
home because of Albion College be.
ing closed Tom King of Coldwatel
formerly of Ithaca accompanied them
home.
Among those who attended the Y
NJ c. A. meeting held in st. Loui,
last week were Arthur Smith, Arthur
Parting, Milton Douglas. r. {. Lake
Kenneth Laycock, Wayne Devereaux
F. l.. Convis, and Stephen Nesbit at
tended the banquet given by the Y
NJ. c. A. Saturday night.
The Foreign Missionary society o,
the Methodist church held a meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. B. Gardne
Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wal
bridge who died at the Soldiers HON,
at Grand Rapids was held at tn,
Methodist church Friday afternoon
Rev. L. l.. Dewey officiating. Mrs
Walbridge was 76 years old an,
leaves five sons, Augustus of Ithaca
Ben of Cedar Springs, Clare and Or
vile Of Detroit, and Harvey Of Alma
Her husband died eight years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lautzenhise
of Coleman are spending few day
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Welch
J. b. Gardner spent Friday wit
his brother. James, in Alma
Harry Mckay who is attending
school in Detroit is spending thi
week with his parents, Mn and Mrs
+. II. Mckay
Mrs. Carl Ranger was hostess I
the members of the Tuesday bridg
club at her home on w. Center st
Tuesday evening. Honors were wo
by Mrs Archie Mccall. The eVenin
was most enjoyably spent.
Word has come that Miss Ruth Pin
ney has been obliged to resign her pc
sition in the Birmingham schools be
cause Of i'll health and has joined he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Pinne
who are still visiting their son,
Clyde and Carl, at Newark. n. J. an
will go TO Florida with them i'm tn
near future.
Mrs. O. l.. Smith returned o
| Tuesday from pompeii where she IN