The Yale expositor., 1918-05-16
Local and Otherwise.

Jas. A. Dant of Detroit, was in Yale
Wednesday.
Carrie Bright and Hattie Elston were
in Port Huron Monday.
Mrs. Adam Stracenreider visited rel
atives in Port Huron last week.
Leta Holden and Helen Farley were
home over Sunday from Ypsilanti.
Roll of honor of Yale Public Schools
may be found in another column of
this issue.
George Rassey and son George were
up from Port Huron Monday calling
on friends.
Mrs. G. M. Davis, of Grand Rapids,
visited at the home of Mrs. John Irving
over Sunday.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter Dor
othy are in Ann Arbor attending the
May festival
Mrs. j. A. Menzies spent Sunday and
Monday In Port Huron, the guest of
her daughter Ruth.
J.F. Crysler motored to Flint We'd
nesday of this week and spent a couple
70 days on business.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds returned home on
Friday last from visit with her
mother at Bennington, Ont.
Lucy Menerey was home from her
school at Algonac over Sunday on q
visit to her parents and friends.
Ransom Sischo and family, of Rose
burg. have moved to Yale, where he
has employment in the Wuolen Mills.
A program and box social will be
held at Lutz school Thursday evening,
May 23rd. Benefit Red Cross. MI in
vited
Eldred Charles will preach in the
Bidleman school house at 2:S0, and in
the Melvin Baptist church at 800 next
Sunday.
Van Hydorn was home from Cleary
college over Sunday. She was accom-
panied by a young lady and young
gentleman
Chas. B. Weymouth has purchased
King Holden's residence property on
Kennefck street and will take posses
sion this fall.
Be sure and attend the patriotic pag.
cant to be given at the Auditorium
next Tuesday evening. Proceeds fol
benefit of Red Cross.
The n. Y. b. club was entertained al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Coch
rane on Thursday evening last. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Rub were assistant en-
tertainers.
VIM. Hoskin returned to Midland
last Saturday after few days visit il
Yale. His mother accompanied hin
on his return and will spend week o.
two in that city.
On Sunday morning May 10th Rev
H. A. Musser, known to the church al
"The Jungle Man of India" will give
an address on his Thirty Years Ex
perience in India"
At meeting of the State Medica
Society at Battle Creek this week DR.
j. l.. Chester of Emmett was choseI
. third vice president. Over 300 Michi
, gan doctors attended.
Unintentionally the names of the ed
itors, Harry Cough and Olin Cameron
were omitted from the school note
published in last weeks Exposition
We will try and not let it occur again
There will be a social dancing party
given by the Cleaners of Brockway il
their hall Friday evening, May 18th
Music by McKanlass, Marone ant
Sterne. The public cordially invited tt
attend Bill $1.0O Refreshments ex
ira. BE sure and be present.
Frank d. Beadle, Isobel Menerey anC
Donna Wallace motored to Port Huron
on Saturday last, returning in the eve
ming with Rawley Hallman of Camp
Custer. Rawley only had thirty-si,
hours leave of absence and returned Il
! camp by way of Capac Sunday evening
The Jolly Farmers Club will NEE
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S
Connell on Thursday, May 23rd, 70
supper. The election of officers, whicl
was postponed at the last meeting, will
be held. The menu is as follows:-Po
tato salad, sandwiches, jello, cake ant
Z pickles.
Leo OGrady, who was sick only
few days with pneumonia, died a
Camp Custer Monday, May 9Th, 1915
The remains we're brought to the hom
Of his parents in Detroit for buria
The funeral services were held fror
: st. Vincent church. Six brothers wer
pallbearers.
The splendid suggestion has bee
made that those who own Liberty bond
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