The Yale expositor., 1918-09-19

l.. Roy Fuller is the owner of new
Chevrolet touring car.
Geo. Cavanagh has been at Almont
this week on business.
James Newell is very low at his home
on North street, and Is failing fast.
Let all ladies knitting bring in their
finished knitted articles by Sept. %.
Mrs Will Lane, of Flint, is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Lane.
Fredda Holden has a position as
book-keeper in the First National Bank
in this city.
Zelma Donna is the name of daugh-
ter born to MrandM Floyd Holcomb
Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Dick Windsor and wife are visiting
Gordon Jaynes at Croswel this week,
also taking in the fair
Mary Brown has been engaged to-
teach the Carless school and started
upon her duties Monday morning.
Clinton Crandall got his hand caught
in one of the looms at the wooden mill
and part of the second finger taken off.
Rev. Ii. ii. Donnenworth, wife and
daughter Marjorie, of Evart, are here
this week on visit to relatives and
friends.
Percy Edgerton is home from camp.
at Quantico, Viz, visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Edgerton. Percy
has medal for expert sharpshootihg.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy aud daughter Doro-
thy visited Mrs. j ohm Millen, of Duluth
in Detroit the first of the week, Mrs.
Millen returning with them to their
cottage vt Holland Beach.
Wm. d. Fletcher has passed examin-
alton before the army board and has
been given commission as Lieuten-
ant and expects to start in the service
at Sandusky, Mich, next Monday in
speeding hay.
There " i'll be Il social dancing party
al the Auditorium, Monday evening,
Sept. % McKanlass at the piano.
Bill, rs cts per couple; extra ladies Csc.
Everybody invited to come out and en-
JOY themselves
The ladies of Yale and Brockway
Unit OF American Red Cross are re-
quested to assist in the Canteen service
by rs ct cash donation which can be
paid to Miss Mary II odgins at the post
office who will give credit for same
Let this be given before the 18th of
September
The Boy Scouts gave an exhibition
drill OH the street last Sunday. They
are becoming quite proficient under
the tutorship of their scoutmaster, Geo
Stableford Rooms upstairs in the barn
at the rear Of Mr.. Stableford's resi-
dence have been fitted up where regu-
lar meetings will be held.
On Saturday last Ray Moran got his
call to report at training headquarters
by Thursday of this week. He left for
Capac Monday morning for couple
OF days with friends before going into
service. Rays Yale friends wish him
all kinds of luck and safe return
when its over "oyer there"
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann very quiet
~ celebrated the fiflleth anniversary Of
their wedding day on sunday, Sept. Is.
They enjoyed good diuner at the
hane OF their daughter, Mrs Thomas
Grimes. Their sons and daughters are
so widely scattered that 1t WAS impOs-
sible for them toget together on this
occasion.
The government asks the people to
save all their peach, plum, cherry and
date pits, also shells from all kinds of
nuts except peanuts. These are ground
up and used in making carbon for the
gas masks. Parties having any may
bring them to the Red Cross rooms and
they will be forwarded to the proper
department
Henry Ford has given out a state
ment that no pleasure cars will be man
ufactured by the Ford Motor Go. after
Sept. T. Theentire plant is now under
government control and devoted to
war work exclusively. 1t is expected
before the end of the week all the Ford
assembly branches in 81 different cities
will be taken over by the government
Robt Locklin while holding a light
for Jas shaw TO shOe,lIis horse receiv
I'd an electric shock. Mr.. Shaw saw
the predicament Loeklin was IN and
went to his assistance when he too got
q shock, both men being unable TO let
loose or the wire. Assistance was call
ed in from the street and thempn were
released 1t was narrow escape for
both They were but slightly shocked.