Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
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The mid-week service at Harry
Terwillinger's was well attended and
was great spiritual uplift. To-
night the service is at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Derushia, Dean
street. Every family i'm the com
munity should be represented at this
gathering. IL is a union service and
all are very welcome.
Harry Terwillinger gave a graphic
and interesting account of his voyage
around the world with the American
fleet i'm 1908 to a large audience in
Westminster chapel. He spoke on the
topic with Christ at Sea" last Sun
day evening. The men were specially
interested to hear this talk on a vital
subject.
The Parent-Teacher club meets at
Republic school on Wednesday even
ing, February IL. A fine program is
in preparation. Refreshments will be
served. This meeting is for the who're
community. Keep the date open for
the club that evening. Meeting be-
gins promptly at 1880. Prof. J. A.
Beddow, dramatic reader, Mt. Pleas
ant Normal school will speak. There
will be special music.
Mr.. Harper gave the young folks
of the community a fine sleigh ride
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served on their return at Eastminslei
Manse.
Mrs. Emma Taught who has been
suffering from ear trouble is improV-
ing in health. Her son, Earl was at
Bay City this week to consult nerve
specialist
Mr.. and Mrs John Williamson, Re
public avenue, have a baby born to
them.
Mr.. Zimmerman has sold his place
on Pleasant avenue and moved into
the Jesse Wood house on Republic
avenue.
Dan Cole and son have returned
black bear skin as part of the spoil.
Burton Ramsay and his wife have
gone To take up work on the farm of
Mrs. Ramsay's father near Brecken-
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King and
daughter, Dora, from McBain, are
visiting with Mrs. Kings sister, Mrs.
Charlie Wood, Eastward street.
Lucinda Wood, who returned last
week from a visit To Lansing, is at
Elwell this week.
Mr. Greenman, Pleasant avenue,
who lost his finger at plant one of
the Republic some time ago, has re-
turned to work again.
The children at Republic are great
ly enjoying the excellent sport furn-
ished at the open air skating rink on
the south side Of the school.
Westminster Ladies' Aid meets Fri
day afternoon, February 8, at the
home Of Mrs Celia Hawkins, Hayes
avenue. Business-election of offic-
ers.
The funeral of Nina Isabelle Bush,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Bush, took place at their home
on Short street on last Friday. She
was seriously i'll for three weeks and
2S. She was born in Cadillac Au-
gust 3, 1916, and was years 3
months and % days old. There was
large number of friends at the
funeral service conducted by Rev.
Grierson, Of Westminster chapel
Mr.. r. b. Campbell, Republic plant.
was united in marriage to Mrs. Flora
Weatherby at their home on Hickory
street last Thursday.
The marriage ceremony performed
by Rev. Grierson Of Westminster
chapel, was witnessed by a large
number of guests. The ring service
of the Presbyterian church was used.
After the marriage service the guests
sat down TO sumptuous repast and
enjoyed a pleasant evening with the
newly welded couple.
The Obal Allen family. Grove
avenue and Ernie Mockridge and
Frank Mockridge families are qua.
antined on account of dphtheria.
Mrs. Fred Hare, Eastward street.
bad a phone message telling of the
death of her brother at Lansing the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Rose Wilson, mother of Mrs.
Alex Boubter. Eastward street. has
been called out of town to near Sun
field owing to the serious sickness of
her mother.
Miss Mary Mcintyre, daughter of
John Mcintyre, Michigan avenue. is
down with the 'flu" at Battle Creek