The Yale expositor., 1920-12-16


Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Little were
Port Huron shoppers on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Beebe, daughter Mildred,
and son Ralph were Port Huron
visitors on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
were in Detroit from Thursday
last till Monday night.
Principal Sinclair attended an
Athletic Association meeting in
Port Huron last Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson was in De-
troit the first of the week receiv-
ing treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. Alex. Pollock, daughter
Margaret and Grace Palmer were
in Port Huron Saturday last.
William Joss, formerly in the
Flax mill office here, was visiting
Yale friends a few days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andreae at
tended the funeral of Robert Nc
Cornell, an old resident of Mem
phfs, last week.
| James McColl was at Baden,
Ont, last week attending a meet
ing of the Dominion Linseed Oil
| Co., of which he is a stakeholder.
VIM. Lincoln has purchased the
Moore's Corners store from Dallas
Walker and has taken possession
of same. We wish the new pro-
! N ~ atnr auarxy S,iococO IN hic nauu
venture.
AS a result of the efforts of the
country commissioners of schools,
the children of the rural schools
of Sanilac county will receive
athletic equipment from the state
boxing commission.
! Submission to the voters of a
proposition to link Sebewaing to
Bad Axe for electric power will
be possible soon as result of ac-
ton at council meeting held last
week Tuesday evening.
! Twenty-one Lapeer county eX-
service men have enlisted for ed
vocational work under the direc-
ton Of the War Work Council
of the Y. NJ. c. A. An appropria-
ton of $1,000 has been granted by
the county for this work.
Geo. Minnie and wife had a
coon dinner at their home last
Sunday which was shared by their
children, T. j. Minnie and wife,
and c. F. Kennedy and wife. Mr..
Kennedy was a chef, and his coon
ship was done up brown.
A number of local men also took
an active part including William
Campbell, Sam Edgerton, Joseph
Holt, James Adams and others.
County Agent CT. Brody, discuss
! ed the sugar beet situation briefly
along with other matters of local
interest.
Clifford Halsey, supervisor of
Brockway township, stopped us
on the street and remarked: IRE
member that liner you run in The
Expositor some time ago about a
base burner? Through it / sold
that stove. You can say to your
readers that | heartily believe in
advertising"
About thirty couples joined the
Yale Dancing club, spending Mon
day evening at the Auditorium in
dancing to music furnished by the
Yale Orchestra. THE best time
ever" was expressed by those pres
ent. These assemblies will be
held during the winter months
and will furnish amusement and
entertainment for both old and
young.
The Almont Herald is soliciting
suggestions from it's people for
good use of the $4,000 left over
Red Cross fund. A timely sug-
gestion from one writer would
give each soldier boy and one
friend a fine banquet in the new
town hall, to send each enlisted
boy $40 gold piece for Christ
mas. There are also other good
and reasonable suggestions for
lputting the money to proper use.
Young man, if you have a good
job in the country, hang onto it.
If you want to walk the streets
week after week in a fruitless
search for work, go to one of the
big cities. Newspapers are not
parading the fact, but those who
understand the conditions in the
large cities can tell you that en-
ployers are laying off their help in
increasing numbers every day and
the end is no where in sight. A
good country job has many attrac-
tions.
The Brockway Farm Bureau
Local held a very profitable meet
ing in the Farm Bureau Hall at
Yale Thursday afternoon. The
program carried out was entirely
along Marketing lines, the princi-
pal speakers being w. c.. Cribs,
of the State Marketing Depart
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