The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-02

| dIiVcs III DTOWH SlCy MOludy.
Leta Holden was home from
Grand Ledge for the weekend.
Lew Mcdonald and family, of
Pontiac were Yale visitors Mon
day.
Don Mcintyre and Burnell
Wight were home from Ann Ar
Dor Monday.
There will be bee in the
Moore cemetery Thursday after
noon June 8.
Mrs. C. C. Russell of Detroit
spent the week end with friends
in and around Yale.
Mrs. G.. A. Spencer of Port HUI
ron, spent Memorial Day ut the
home of Rev. Boettcher.
Mrs. Grant Holden, daughter
Bernice and Mary Sexton are
spending today in Detroit.
Ina May is the name of baby
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Smith on May %. 1927.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuhn. Of
Detroit. visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Henry over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. iannman, Of
Detroit, were in Yale the past
week calling on relatives and
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fisher, Of
Port Huron and Mrs. Albert Fish
er of Brown City spent Decoration
Day at N. S. COnnell's.
Miss Lamkin. director of the
Yale pageant will be in this city
Saturday, June 18th. Schedules
Of rehearsals will he published
| later.
A. V. Parmlee and wife, of Port
Huron were in Yale for DecOra-
ton day. They visited until
Tuesday night with relatives and
friends.
Charles SlOat came up from
Port Huron on Decoration Day.
His father Elan SlOat, returned
with him after spending Il few
weeSk here.
Frank ID. Beadle and wife and
Mary M. Brown, Of st. Clair; AL
bert Menerey and Miss Shea, Of
Detroit were Decoration Day Wis
itOrs at the home of G.. S. Brown.
Mayor Jacobs wishes to thank
the Yale Public schools and all
others who assisted in making
success of the Decoration Day
program.
Mrs. John Mathews is very sick
at her home on Mechanic street
and is gradually getting weaker.
No hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
A business meeting of Brock
way Farm Bureau QocaD will be
held in Oddfellow Hall, Yale, on
Saturday; June IL at 1880 in the
evening. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Lyman Lashbrook has sold his
farm, mile east and | Ia miles
north of Sandusky, and will move
to Yale to live. He will sell his
farm equipment and live stock at
Il public sale at the rarm Saturday
June 4th.-Sandusky Tribune.
The students home from Ann
Arbor for Decoration day and the
weekend were Pauline Fead and
gentleman friend, Faye Wight,
Burnell Wight and Don Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Elliott and
child, Mrs. Effie Elliott and Mr..
Allen Demerey, all of Strathroy,
visited with John Wark and fam
lily Tuesday while on a motor trip.
The local contest for music for
Centennial songs closes June II.
All those wishing to compete will
please leave their composition of
music with Mr.. Greenman or Mrs.
Geo. Young on or before above
date.
Announcement is made in an
advertisement in another column
of The ExpOsitor, Harding &
Hallman have taken possession of |
the II. T. Hennessy drug store and
will hold their opening day this
on which day they will
give all their friends and visitors
a useful souvenir.
Hoot Mon! There will be a
of those interested i'm the
Caledonian association at the Ex-
positor office next Tuesday even
ing June 7th, at 7:3O sharp, at
which time the matter of having
a two-day celebration this fall |
will be discussed. There will also
be election of officers for the
year. Chas. s. Brown, Sec'y.
Among the changes in the
school laws of this state made re-
Gently by the Michigan legislature
g one that requires the school