The Yale expositor., 1920-03-11
NEWS ITEMS FROM
NEARBY CITIES
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The Lexington band is prepar-
ing to give play.
There are two bands in LeXing-
ton, the Senior and the Junior.
The question of community
lplay ground is agitating the citi-
zens of st. Clair.
The st. Clair Country Club
house is to be enlarged and i'm
proved this season.
The Diamond Crystal Salt plant
is building a large, new ware
house at st. Clair.
st. Clair high school students
are hard at work on the annual, q
high school publication.
Peck needs a high school and
the Times wants the people to
wake up to that want and get
busy.
The farm home of VIM. Meining-
er near Algonac, was destroyed by
fire recently with a loss of about
$500.
The new Garden auditorium ana
theater at st. Clair will be open
ed on the 18th day or March with
st. Patrick's Day party.
| A community chorus will be or
ganized in Port Huron. The Thurs
day Morning Music Study Club is
fostering the interest.
| Judge Beach of Sanilac county,
was i'll last week with lumbago
land the opening of the March term
of court was necessarily postpon-
led.
Students of the Brown City high
school are busy editing copy and
soliciting advertisements for the
Breeze, their annual publica-
tion.
All the young men in Capac
have joined forces and now call
themselves "The Capac Stays"
They will give regular dancing
lparties.
Four enterprising citizens of
Unionville have purchased the To-
cal opera house and will make
needed improvements for putting
it in operation.
Rev. L. A. Townsend, pastor of
the Baptist church at Brown City,
has been voted by his people to
be retained another year with a
Substantial increase of salary.
Floyd and Earnest Chisholm,
who plead guilty to taking a case
of lamp chimneys from Drysdale's
store at Laurel, paid a fine of $40
and $50 respectively in Justice
Dawson's court.
| The Hypatian Club at Decker
vile celebrated it's Goth anniver-
sary last week. There are twenty
five members and they belong to
the State and County Federation
of Woman's Clubs.
Richmond Chamber of Com
merce will offer a site of five acres
to a Detroit company which will
consider the location of a big
foundry. one that will employ a
hundred or more men
The Capac merchants have been
lputting on list of entertainments
this winter which have thoroughly
amused the people of the town.
The last one will be lecture by
|, Hon. Lou j. Beauchamp who is
,, called Sunny LOU"
The report that Frank Mac
Dougall had sold his garage and
service station at Brown City to
the Auto Sales and Service Inc.
with Guy Oatman of Avoca as
manager, is said to be untrue and
: the sale has not been made.
: Mrs. Barbara Plarz of Marlette
= was "a years old on February 20,
but has only celebrated 10 birth
days. Relatives and gue9ts to the
number of thirty surorised her on
this day with a party.
George Trask, aged 81, in Jail
: at Caro-. Tuscola county, attempt
!, ing to break out last week, assail-
:. ed sheriff Morris with chair
r The sheriff shot Tras1 through
!, the cheek, but the wound is not
:. serious.
:. At a special election held in
e Bad Axe on March End, the
d citizens of that city voted 20S
in favor and 13 against giving the
Y mayor and council the right tC
s dispose of the present inadequate
1 light and power plant and this is
e counted as a first step for a new
:, and much needed plant for BaC
: Axe.
: The Lapeer County Zach Chan
= dler Club will hold banquet a
y the opera house in Lapeer, OF
y Thursday, March 1S, at IL o'clocl
= noon. Senator Hiram Johnson
Z one Of the republican presidential
e candidates will be one of tn,