The Yale expositor., 1920-09-30
Michigan NetDs
Terseh Told

OF Lilley State bank, was elected sec.
rotary OF Group of the Michigan
Bankers association.
Grand Rapids-Assistan Superin-
tendent of Parks Hugh L. Lynch is
planning free tourist camping sites In
Grand Rapids next year.
Portland-Barn owned by John and
Myrtle Weber OF Detroit, three cows,
1,400 bushels of oats and 100 bushels
of rye burned in a $4,000 fire.
Battle Creek-Dr. John Graham. of
Grand Rapids, received a conference
cane from Michigan Methodist min
listers to mark his 81 years as men,
Der.
Monroe-On the charge of having
exposed poison mixed with pancakes
to dogs of neighbors, Della Kuntz, OF
Erie township, was fined sic by JUS
tice William Danz.
Albion-Harold Bedient and fam
lily, of this city, sailed from San
Francisco, for China, where he will
teach in Fulkien college, under the
Rockefeller foundation.
lshpeming-Miss Lucy Hope, bac-
teriologist at the Cleveland Iron Co.
hospital here, narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury when a chemical exploded
and her clothing caught fire.
Holland-By order of the city coun-
Gil, the state pike through Holland
will be rerouted. to do away with ice
house curve, danger spot where
many accidents have occurred.
Bay City-Henry Kinney, deputy
internal revenue collector, has sent
notice Of his resignation to John A.
Grogan, collector at Detroit. Kinney
is a candidate for sheriff on the Dem
ocratic ticket.
Marshall-Dr. Otis w. Sedgwick,
under arrest at Whitehall for the
Staying OF his wife and child, was
first licensed to practice in this city
and opened an office at Particle in
Lee Township
Grand Rapids-William A Mentzer,
a Grand Rapids importer, returned
from the Orient, says that Japan is
in for a total collapse of industry.
trade and finance, with possibilities
of a revolution.
Iron Mountain-C. NJ. Avery Of the
Ford Motor Co., arrived here from
Detroit. He said he expects early
completion OF the large saw mill be-
ing erected here by the Michigan Iron.
Land & Lumber Co.
Grand Rapids-Mrs. Grace Williams
was appointed general chairman of
the committee arranging for the meet
ing of the Grand Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, of Michigan, In Grand
Rapids, beginning Oct. II.
Cassopolis-Daniel Rumsey, wealthy
Newberg township farmer, shot his
wife, Blanche, twice with a shot gun
and struck her on the head. He then
shot himself dead with rife. The
wife's condition is serious.
Port Huron-A number OF dock
men, employed unloading boats here.
have quit work, following walkout
orders from Midland, Ont. The
Northern Navigation Co. boats were
delayed through the walkout.
Traverse City-Wm. Hewitt, 49, may
die of injuries, consisting of frac-
ture of the right leg and five ribs and
internal injuries, as result OF be-
ing caught by belt at laundry and
whirled into the mangling machinery.
Monroe-When j. s. Ankenbrandt
arose from his slumbers he found
that q wallet containing 800 hidden
under his pillow had disappeared. He
notified the sheriff Immediately. Sim
ultaneously a relative also disappear
ed
Clark Lake-Carl II. Johnson, of
this place, was reelected president
of the Michigan State Y. M. c. A. ply.
steal directors here; l.. ]. Westerman,
Of Grand Rapids being president,
and I. D. Burhans, of Lansing. secre-
tary.
have begun in the new General Mo-
tors truck plant, which has been
doubled in capacity by recent add.
lions. BY December 1t is expected
to have 100 per cent production on a
program making the plant, is is said.
the greatest In its class of trucks in
the world.
Flint-Hearing of the disbarment
proceedings against Judge Albert L.
Widdis, of the Twenty-third Michigan
Judicial Circuit, has been set in Cir
cult Court here for Oct. IL. II is
charged that Judge Widdis was not
of legal age nor citizen of the Uni.
ted States when he was admitted to
the bar here In 1891.
Kalamazoo-Mrs. Leonard Hall, Is.
year-old bride is in the juvenile de-
tention home, and her husband and
mother are in custody, the former on
a charge of perjury and the latter on
a charge of contributing to her daugh.
ter's delinquency. The marriage II.
cense was obtained by Hall and his
prospective motherinlaw, both OF