The Yale expositor., 1912-01-04
THURSDAY, AN. 1, 1912.

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The Religion Forward Movement
will be doomed in Port Huron.
An AIgonac Indian says there will
be very little snow or cold weather this
winter.
Mrs. James Durfee, of Memphis, fell
down cellar recently and badly injured
herself.
IL. A. Macklem, Of Marlette, received
u Christmas gift Of an appointment
for postmaster for his third term.
Rev. j. +. Fryer. of st. Clair, is suffer
ing from an attack of congestion of
the brain, brought on by overwOrk.
George Spencer, quite well known in
Yale, died at his home near Melvin
last week. The body was taken to
Memphis for burial.
Henry Brockmller, aged Ill years, a
farmer living near Marine City, was in
stantly killed Friday night last week
by being struck by a rapid car.
There is still no clue to the where
abouts of Shellenberger, of Marlette.
1t is thought that he has been foully
dealt with for the money he had on his
person.
Chris Zweng, who has been cheese
maker for the Maple Grove Cheese
company of China township for the
past twenty-five years, has resigned
that position.
North Branch schools opened in all
departments on Tuesday January :,
but a decision has not as vet been
made in regard to a superintendent to
succeed Prof. Sinclair.
Worth township, Sanilac county,
has damage suit on its hands. Mrs.
Alexander Love, of Detroit, was in
jured while riding over defective
bridge and brings the suit.
Lexington citizens have organized as
a branch of the Thumb improvement
Association and call their body the
Lexington Progressive Association.
The president is Chas. :. Clark.
Fire at the Sugar plant in CrUswell
last week destroyed the tare room be-
fore it was eXtingulshed Earlier fire
was discovered in another part and it is
now thought that some person must
have set them.
Obediah Gardner, product of Grant
township, st. Clair county, is the
county's most distinguished native at
the present time, having become a SEN
ator of the l.. :. from the State of
Maine. Mr.. Gardner is democrat.
Mrs. James Massie, of Brown City,
died December 20, from the effects of Il
paraIvtlc stroke received about years
ago Deceased was born IN Lynn III
1861 and resided there until years
since when the family moved to Brown
City.
Ferdinand Schroeder, of Ruth, Huron
county, is now at his home after serv
ing 20 years in Jackson prison.
Schroeder was convicted on the charge
OF patricide and sentenced for life but
was pardOned by Governor Osborn. lie
never admitted that he was guilty.
Mrs. sarah Ann Harrington, aged ~
years, for 40 years resident of near
Croswell died last week. suddenly from
an apoplectic stroke. Mrs. Adam
of Jeddo, died few days
later from the same cause. Mrs. Hum
phrey for GO years was resident Of
Sanilac county.
Last week about - graduates from
the Port Huron high school represent |
ing three generations, met at the liar |
ringtOn, and organized the Port Huron
High School Alumni association a
fine banquet was served and tOasts Civ
en-. Annual doings of this kind are
looked forward to.
Anna Hicks, Of Richmond, is sueing
her husband, to whom she has been
one year, for divorce. Cyrus,
the husband is filing a crOss.bill. Iva,
a daughter of Cyrus expects Il bill of
divorce from her husband, William
Wood and William Hicks, son of Cyrus,
has also instituted proceedings for di-
vorce against his wife.
Syril Gotelaere, belgian was stabbed
and killed at Bad Axe last week by os-
aph smith. The dead man is "a years of
age and two years ago, ii has been re-
vealed, he killed man in Detroit in
The same way that he was killed. He
was sentenced to Is years in the Illinois
and was parOled one year
ater when he disappeared. Joseph
smith is the only colored man in the
county and has just been recently
his wife being II years of age.
lie is well connected, his brother being
I pastor of a colored church in Cleve-
and. Smith will be charged with
murder in the first degree. 1t is said
he deed was done while under the in.
luence of liquor.