The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28
Local and Otherwise.

Last Thursday was the shortest day
In the year.
Lloyd Allen, of Chicago, is home for
the holidays.
L. r. Card was home from Detroit
for Christmas.
Ed Fry and wife spent Christmas
with Avoca friends.
Frank Sheehy was home from Sagi-
nav over Christmas.
viii Tomlinson, of Flint, visited
Yale friends Christmas.
Roller skating at the New Opera
House New Years day.
Purl w. Harding, of Melvin, visited
Jas. l.. Brown Sunday.
Neil Leitch, of Flint, spent Xmas
with C. S. Brown and family.
Roy Morsehead, of Detroit, spent
Christmas with Yale relatives
The Saginaw trains Saturday evening
were two and three hours late.
Floyd Reid and family, Of Dayison,
were Yale visitors the past week.
Arthur Clyne and Clarence Umphrey
are home from Ypsilanti this week.
Maggie Leitch visited relatives and
friends in Detroit and Flint Christmas.
l.. Roy Moore, wife and child, of De-
troit, spent Christmas with relatives
and friends.
Ed Johnston, of Alma, is spending
the holidays with his parents south and
west of Yale.
Ed Dinner and wife of East Lansing
are spending the holidays with his
parents here.
Kenneth Leonhard, VIM Graham
and Leonhard Teal, of Peck, we're in
Yale Christmas day.
Roy Bricker, of Marlette, was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
B. Bricker Christmas.
Mrs G. Cooper and Mrs. Herman
Doelle, of Croswell, visited relatives in
Y ale the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Sayles and child
of Newberry, are spending few days
among relatives and friends.
According to records on file in the
office of the weather bureau, this is the
coldest December in 81 years.
Chas. V. Andreae and wife, Lloyd v
Andreae and wife, of Avoca, spent
Christmas with Yale relatives.
Twas sure-enough oldfashioned
CT .istmas with fine sleighing, and
many happy sleigh-ride parties were
enjoyed by Yale people.
Mrs. Jas. Blackford and children
were at Port Huron Saturday to meet
Mr.. Blackford on his return to Yale
from Detroit to spend Christmas.
The New Opera House rink drew
large crowds Christmas afternoon and
evening. Both old and young were
present, and all seemed bent on having
good time.
In letter from Mrs. E. f. High, sh'
writes that it is not her intention Il
60 to San Diego for the winter but will
make her home at 35 Ozone Ave
Ocean Park, Calf.
John IL. Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Weymouth entertained on Xma
day Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holden, Mr.. ant
Mrs.. Bert Holden and daughter Olga
j. A. Menzies and family entertaine
: during the past week Mr.. and Mrs. II
, G. Mansfield, of Pinconning, L. j
Menzies, of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. job
! II. Menzies and son Ivor, of Amherst
1 burg, Ont.
\ On account of the films not gettin
1 here on time Saturday night there wa
no show at the Princess Theatre. Nex
Saturday evening both episodes will b
put on-the 18th and 18th parts G
4 "The Iron Claw"
Mrs. w. G. Ranger, of Charlevoix,
! on a visit to relatives in this localit.
She had spent several weeks with he
son, Geo. Wilson at Flint and last wee
7 was a guest of her. sister, Mrs. Lew
4 Cady. Christmas day was spent wit
4 her sister, Mrs. II. A. Zuelch at Farg'
4 Yale Public School teachers al
4 spending their Christmas holidays {
4 the following places:-Richard \
! Johnson. Brant; Miss Ritchie, Harri
Z Vile; Miss Buck, Trenton; Gladys S
y Clair, Marine City; Mildred Picket
4 Leslie; Dora M. Hubbell, Croswel
4 Miss Layman, Mt. Morris; Nina Brown
A Fremont; Gladys Heying, Stockbridg
< Gladys Whitmer, Colon; Phebe Ro
' Detroit; Eva Petit, Dundee.
\ "The Battle Cry of Peace" whit
Y was put on at Princess Theatre
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