The Yale expositor., 1921-12-08
Items Taken From Newspapers Gf
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

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Mrs. w. D. Smith, of Port Hur-
on, quietly celebrated the 86tn
anniversary of her birth on No
vember 29th.
The ministers OF the various dc
nominations Of Sanilac count
have organized a County Minis.
Cerial Association.
The Sunday schools, churches,
women's organizations and lodges
OF Sandusky Will all take part il
plans for a community Christmas
tree in Sandusky.
During November 30 marriage
licenses were issued from the o.
nee OF st. Clalr county clerl
This is about the average foe
the last few months.
The 10th annual Thanksgiving
dancing party In Lexington was
che largest tor years, LOU numbers
Delng sold. Lexington b-plece
orchestra furnished the music.
Port Huron police seized two
WhisKey sCllIs ana more Inan hve
gallons of white mule" last weeX
IN two raids. Inc men arrested
were Paul Hawley and Steven
Lelllng.
st. Clair people have a wonder
tul growing spruce which was
very carefully planted last year
Ior the community Christmas tree
IN the park, and will be used this
year again.
Ihe st. Clair County .dedicai
Society met at the Chamber o.
commerce In rort huron Inurs-
oay last, with an attendance OF
~ or more doctors. Inc topic
discussed was fractures.
CrOswell miscreants went thru
the main street on Sunday night,
detaclng plate glass windows OF
,IOres WIN a grass queer. -
city Of Croswell offers $4,000 Tor
the identity Of these scamps.
Miss Emma Fitzpatrick is Port
huron's new city clerk, succeed.
ing II. 3. Hoyt, resigned. Miss
fitzgerald is the second woman to
oe clerk Of the city. Men 90 not
mold the poslJlon long is one rea-
son tor choosing a woman.
A boiler being used on che farm
OF Henry May, three miles west
OF Port Huron, for oil drilling op-
erations, exploded one day last
week, with three men not more
than 25 feet away, and left them
all stunned, but uninjured. Piec-
es of the boiler were hurled 1900
feet. 1t is a miracle that the men
are alive to tell the tale.
AT last there is movement to
combat the cigarette habit in
Harbor Beach. Despite the fact
that it is unlawful for any minor
to smoke, boys barely in their
teens have acquired q fixed habit
and even children six and seven
and eight years of age, enjoy a
smoke. In three grades, with an
enrolment Of sixty boys from T.
to II, only three were found who
had never tried to smoke.
VIM. L Graham, son of Mrs.
Arthur Clark, and a brother O
the editor of the Peck Times. who
has held an executive position
in the organization of the Ford
Motor company at Detroit for
several years, has again been
promoted. Upon the personal re.
quest of Henry Ford, he has been
named general manager of the
Ford hospital in that city. The
hospital is the largest in Detroit
and one OF the largeSJ IN the
country,
Frank Mccoy, of Croswell, was
fatally stricken with apopleXy
while singing in a quartet at the
First Presbyterian church, Sun
day morning. He was at once re-
moved from the auditorium and
expired in about a half hour and
before the arrival Of his wife,
who was not at the church, but
who had been called. Mr.. Mccoy
formerly lived in Port Huron
until about 10 years ago, when
he moved to Croswell. At the
time of his death was employed as
stone cutter and was a partner Of