The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-06-17

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Flint-Matt Kowapulo, SO. was fat
ally scalded when he fell into an oil
tempering vat in local factory.
Albion-The Albion City Federation
OF Women's Clubs is paying school
children Ave cents a dozen for flies.
Boyne City--A chapel, to be known
as the Church of Cod" is being erect
ed. The sect has nearly 80 members
here.
Grand unction-Augustus Thomas,
o native of Germany, and father of 20
children, 16 of whom are living, is
dead.
Saginaw-Led by 13 massed bands
of 500 musicians, the annual parade OF
the Michigan plumed Knights was held
in Saginaw.
Otsego-Henry Schwein attempted
to start a fire with gasoline. He was
so severely burned in the resulting ex-
plosion that his death followed
Port Huron-The 1920 population of
Port Huron was 25,940 an increase of
1871 or 37.5 per cent according to fig
ures announced by the census bureau.
Petoskey-George Fineout, 80 years
old, war veteran, who was with Gen.
Sherman during his march to the sea,
is dead at his home in Harbor Springs.
Detroit-Charged with attempting to
hold up and rob a squad Of headquar-
ters detectives. Danial ]. Alters and
Walter Ryan, are held at Central sta
ton.
Rochester-By vote OF 100 to 20
Rochester refused TO grant the Detroit
United Railway a 30-year franchise.
Their present franchise has nine years
10 run.
Big Rapids-This city may be sta
toned in the proposed aerial route
between Grand Rapids and Petoskey,
an extension of the Fort Wayne-Grand
Rapids route.
Grand Rapids-A bonus OF $50 has
been presented each of the Is local
members OF the original Polish vol
unteers who have just returned home
from service in Poland.
Owosso-Manager form of govern.
ment, with either five or seven COM
missioners or directors, has been de-
cided on by the commission which is
drafting a new charter for Owosso.
Pontiac-Henry School, 6-year-old
son of william School, of Davis Ma.
comb county, was killed when he fell
from a wagon driven by his GRANDPA
Their. the wheels crushing the lads
head.
Lansing-The Michigan securities
commission will investigate activities
of real estate operators selling Marys-
Vile land, at a public hearing. The
hearing is the result of charges of mis-
representations.
Ypsilanti-Ernest j. Wilson, 80
years old, former slave, died at the
Washtenaw County Home. A year ago
his wife, whom he says his master
picked out for him. visited him. He
had not seen her for so years.
Hart-Swamping of homemade
raft in Pentwater river caused the
death of the 9-yearold son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Tyler, of this city. Several
ether boys were thrown into the water
when the raft collapsed, but all man
aged to reach shore with the exception
of young Tyler.
Muskegon-John Rapp. IS, resi-
dent of this city for many years, was
electrocuted while working for the
National Construction company when
he reached out from a window and
took hold Of high tension cable bear
ing $500 volts of electricity. He was
instantly killed.
Detroit-In order to provide fresh
air, good food hea3thful recreation for
children from the congested parts of
the city who have developed tuberculo-
sis or are threatened with the disease,
the common council has authorized
the expenditure of $4,000 by the health
board for a summer camp at North
vile.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on
the Kalamazoo market at higher
prices than apples or oranges. The
best quality apples and oranges are be-
ing disposed of at from 10 10 and II
cents each. One of the largest stores
is exhibiting II potatoes, weighing
slightly over Is pounds, and worth at
the present market price, $3.50 or from
10 to Is cents each.
Standish-While his father was
rescuing two other children who had
fallen into the Rife river, near the
Hodgeman dam, Frederick Sube, seven
years of age, was drowned. The chill
dren fell into the stream while play
ing. Sube heard their frantic cries,
and grasping a cane brought two of
the children to safety, while his son
was carried down stream and lost The
body was recovered after two hours
of dragging
Armada-Carol Hart, ten years OF
age, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. RI.