The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-10-03
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

Mt. ACKNOWLEDGMENT services
will be held for Thaddeus McCulley
and Owen Barrett. both killed in bat
tie.
Mt. Pleasant-Isabella County has
set aside September 2S and 30 as days
for volunteer subscriptions to the
fourth Liberty Loan.
Muskegon-Ross W. Judson, CT De-
troit. has announced that he will quit
using his airplane Sundays TO comply
with the gasless edict.
Charlotte-After telling his wife
that he intended visiting nearby
farm. Fred Mcneil, 35 years old, hang
ed himself i'm his barn.
Kalamazoo-Roy Strong was SER
iously injured on his farm at Scots
when he fell from machine, one of
the spikes piercing his neck.
Holland-Ottawa County's War
Board has asked Director General
McAdoo to pay back salary due rail
road employees in Liberty Bonds
straightforward Siegest, Is years
old, received decorations and frac-
tured leg when he fell under disc
harrow on which he had been riding
Lawrencs-High school students
have been given vacation of two
weeks in order that they may assist
in harvesting the bumper yield of
grapes.
uskegon-Muskegon must abandon
its plan to spend $250000 for street
repairs this year as result of the
Government order restricting use of
cement.
Holland-In order to comply with
the request for conservation of white
paper, the Holland Sentinel will sus-
pend publication two Mondays of each
month.
Howell-Hugh Mcpherson has been
selected chairman of the group Of
bankers representing Genesee, Shia-
and Clinton Counties
Jonesville-Victor Hawkins and W.
M. Wetmore have been presented vet
Grams jewels In recognition or more
than a quarter OF a century's active
work win local Pythians.
Ann Arbor-Seventy members of
the 10th Michigan Infantry, Civil War
veterans, met Ill Alumni Memorial
Hall for their hfty-third annual re-
union. Only 200 OF the regiment are
nving.
AlDion-O. A. Leonard, local secre-
tary OF the lied Cross, has received
$1,000 as the contribution OF laDorers,
CLERKS and business men who gave
earnings received tor working on La
Dor pay.
CIaIe-L. J. Cavanaugh, OF Mt.
Casualties as KnIed IN action, Is
Lnodgat 10 be Lee CavanauSn, who
lived here until recently. nis parents
ars both dead.
Monroe-lraffic between Monroe
and Detroit over the Dixie highway
VIII be opened in nve weeks. The
state has expended $500 in repair
ing the Dixie detour, which is com
pIete except Tor a mile.
Bay City-An Ice cream and lolly-
pop orgy eliminated in the arrest If
John AngiIm, y years Old, charged
with larceny of $40 from the y. M.
Z. A. According TO the ponce, the
boy had spent all but So.
Alblon-Clark Dean, an Albion col
lege boy, VIII assist in the instruction
81 students enrolled in the Students
Army Training corps. The corps VIII
De in charge of an army officer detail
ed 10 Albion for this purpose.
Olivet-A course In Invalid Occupa.
tons has been installed at Olivet col
iege. Olivet offers also other war
courses for women, such as first aid
work, special training in home econo-
mics and a course in secretaryship.
Bay City, never was entertained
in a better place" said Daniel Nc
Intire, he reluctantly departed from
the county Jail after serving a sen.
tence of 80 days. McIntire was ar
rested for drunkenness and refused
offers for the payment of the fine inn
posed.
Petoskey--A list containing the
name of every citizen and the amount
he has contributed to war activities
has been compiled by the committee
in charge of the fourth Liberty Loan
Campaign. Unless those who are able
subscribe to the new bond issue their
names will appear on Stacker" list,
the committee warns.
Kalamazoo-"Take a job I'm war
factory or drive butchers cart; don't
lag behind the WOMEN of the poorer
classes in patriotism" was the appeal
addressed TO Michigan women of
means by Dr. Caroline Bartlett Crane.
state chairman OF the Woman's De-
Tense Committee. She continued :
don't think that your place in the war
for democracy is to open a day nur-
sery for children so their mothers can
toll for the cause. Mothers are need