The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-05
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Graylng-Fifteen cans of wall-eyed
pike were received by Superintendent
Zalesman for planting in Lake Mar
grethe.
Jackson-John w. Boardman, OF
Jackson, died at Ann Arbor following
an operation, aged 65. He was a
prominent Democrat and past exalted
ruler of the Elks.
Bay City-Elayne, IL months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
klienert. ate pink tablets she found
on the floor. They contained strych-
nine and she died.
Flint-An agricultural school ID TO
be established for district school
pupils of Grand Blanc Township This
Is believed to be Michigan's first rural
agricultural school.
Caro-Remaining unconscious for
rs hours after complaining of severe
headache, Miss Mary Dyer became
partly reused and after taking light
nourishment died an EOur later.
acknowledgements the need of
more nurses in this state, the Michi-
gan State Nurses association is con-
Quoting a campaign to induce high
school graduates to take up this pro-
fession.
Bay City-The Standard Oil Co. has
purchased property in the heart of the
best residential section of the city
for q service station. Residents I.
the section are planning a vigofoi5
protest.
KalamaZoo-Charles Denaeu re-
ceived a telegram purporting TO come
from his son, just landed at Hoboken
from overseas and asking for funds.
Denaeu has learned that his son is
still in Europe.
Petoskey-Harold Hill. of Bellaire,
claims to have captured the largest
brown trout of the season. The fish
measured 20 inches in length and
weighed five pounds and Il ounces,
according to Hill.
Caro-Walter, seven year old son
of Franz. Jacobs employed at the
Caro- dam, while getting of a buggy
with other boys caught his right leg
In the wheel. IL was necessary to
amputate the limb.
Bay City-Adam Kolb, retired bust
ness man, has decided a tract of 20
acres to the board of education TO be
used as an athletic field. The tract
is valued at $4,000 and will be known
as the Adam Kolb Field.
Leslie-Mrs. Anna OBrien, was in
stantly killed and Mrs. Rebecca Den
mis-, of this village, was seriously in
jured when the automobile driven by
Mrs. Dennis skidded and plunged down
an embankment two miles west of this
town.
Lansing-Twelve freight cars were
smashed on the Grand Trunk road here
in a rear-end collision. Two trains
we're both running toward Port HUI
ron when one Of them stopped. The
train coming behind crashed into the
other.
Kalamazoo-A book containing The
photograph and biography Of every
man who enlisted or was called into
The service from Kalamazoo County
during the war is being compiled
under the direction of Mrs. o. H..
Clark.
Flint-Boy Scout executives and the
board of education have arranged for
a summer school to be maintained at
the Scouts summer camp at Pine
Lake. near Fenton, so boys who have
fallen behind in their studies may
make up school work
Royal Oak-When work car crash
ed into the rear Of ID. U. r. passen-
ger car near here, Francis Galbart, of
Ortonville. had his leg SO badly crush
ed that amputation was necessary.
Both cars were badly smashed but no
ether serious injuries resulted.
Battle Creek-Resolutions calling
on the Government to compel for.
eigners to learn the English language
and acquire sufficient knowledge OF
English to become citizens, or else be
deported, have been adopted by the
Merchants Club OF Battle Creek
Owosso--L,eut. Edward Jennings is
vne of the five men who reached here
with Co. NJ of Owosso. Lieut.. Jennings
crossed as a private but was pro-
noted for bravery on the field OF
Juvigny. He was awarded the Croix
de Guerre and the Belgian war cross.
Battle reek-Mrs. Alice Rogers has
beer awarded $500 in Circuit Court
in her suit against the estate OF Fred
erick Mayer, for whom she was a
housekeeper for 10 years. She claimed
Mayer had no heirs and had frequent
ly told her she would inherit all he
left.
Camp Custer--One hundred and six.
ty.fve members of the 10th infantry.
Thirty-second division. were killed in
the American expeditionary forces.
according TO the roster OF the regi-
ment. IncIuded in the list were two
captains. Two lieutenants and rs