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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
For Rent Unfurnished

AT ST. DAVlDS
Mansion House which has Just been
remodeled and entirely moderated.
containing - rooms. baths;
ha ardwood floors; Z.Cnr garage; eaten.
siys grounds and old shade: near sta.
tion; moderate yearly rental to desir.
SEQ Mr. Davies
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LYCEUM HALL
WIDENER PLACE

Attractive home in beautiful eondl-
ton: rooms a bedroOmsl, breakfast
room, bot-wRter heat. electricity, In
closed porch: garREa; boulevard CEN
ter; priced very low.
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5-ACRE COUNTRY SEAT

1T STATION. 42 MIN. FROM BROAD ST.
ii-room house. baths. 2 freplaces; h. w
neat. cleo. sleeping and dining porchcs. sta
on,, 0,e ana garaGe; large. wel-shaded lawn, with
dens. fruit IN variety: an attractive real
County cSn1y home; esoeeiallv so to family. with
c. p. PETERS & son, COG fSIIES1,NI.,r, or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
Al Aboard!!

That's what the conductor
says when It's time for the train
to start FOR THE COUNTRY
And oh, what n circus when we
get there! Everybody wants
to run of and do something
different. What do you like
best on the farm? Here's n
chance to tell in today's jingle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08

GENTLEMAN country hoTne, CRsIfont; 3i
acres: concrete TuGd; electric bath nine
Ices hcater. water tlnk AMI pumping engine
gutOia. bile ani garage workshop. all bIdgs
lcndid shape; rfes Oscar II, WRnBner, i25
NFulnut st,
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DELAWARE

TEAHoUsE property OF Kennett pix,
" 2ic. Ledger Office.
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HIGHLAND PARK

MODERN DWELLING center hall. living
room, open fireplace dining room. kitchen
pantry. 4 bedrooms. tile bath. billiard room;
S25On cash; $50 monthly GEORGE l.
BARNES, 1901 Chestnut ct.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
Gentleman's Country Home,
Dairy and Stock Farm

at sacrifice: located in Chester County. 1
mile from T. r. r. Station. 20 miles from
IN timber, 3 acres &c S apple o orchard, Remaining
land IN cultivation; running stream md
best Of pasture: stone mansion house, sltu-
ful view Of SURROUNDING country Is rooms
hot,water heat. bath, electric lights. all
m99dern 19,iS convenience: large yerenda: beau.
tonant house, 8 rooms: fne sprinnhouse large
barn for 80 head cattle. poultry houses,
all necessary outbuildinss; owing 10 business
ssntnerssss sin Eoo: this place must be sold price
ssE,OoO; would consider selling farm and
mansion house separately. Address Boz 3,
Wcsttown. Pa. or phone westtown 1000 II 4.
FOR sALE-separate or together as ono
T., tarm of Jos acres; 3o-ecre farm. 25 acres
,roS N good held some fruit. balance pasture and
frame barn. spring water; also adjoining, 70
acre. acre tarm: nll in good fields and pasture.
some fruit, a.s,ory stone S house "s'o large stone
iru, 1I hSuiS aeSSs SSS fa'S n Snoeo
balance ns,l In wheat field and woods good mod
eon5 <,story stone country home. bath. etc.
9Sa stSs,on garn; NJ al about mile north of Bscton
anaI1R. nenna: Y. r., 20 miles from phila.; terms
on oHteio1rth .Nh cash balance mortgage; will sell
70. at 2ao p. n; eonveyances NJ W nSii viii me meet
taIn s,I at Bacton; can be seen any time: live
% 80, auu hnpIenleWs TO be sold hftor tho
E5srn. prompt possession; near the IN rms of
HeneraI Atterhnry and weightman -Penhcd
hEKE is Chester County farm OF so acres.
,rarn Downlngtown and mile and half
~. r. the soil is excellent and the entire IL
,rae'or ,. worked; they are going right ahead
WIN iheir planting on this farm, not
nesiecting tho land because II is for sale:
ne ne Price for the farm alone is $1,000: wi'N
call u5 UP or write and let us arrange In
show you thia place
CHESTER OSBORNE. 1924 CHESTNUT ST.
LOCUST 5O37
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TOday's Winner
J. EARL DERMOND
Evcsham avenue
Runnemcde. y. J.
Aged nine

THE WINNING JINGLE
Hoi TODAY is the day 10 take care,
Don't look il your dad vells, "Hev
there"
But Just pdg pour young head
And then later instead
Sau. ooh, dad, look out, there's
a bear"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08

I;GADY for iulmed.uts OCCUPANCY, detNched
t'olniiial dwelling, 10 rooms, : baths and
Z, tom rpNvFnlCnces' near train and trolley:
SIT atp. auitabg terms. Mccormick &;
49,, -.H.pL. ,-.ncv'n Bldg, W ElKins Park.
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IBINGTON


NTTENTIoN, .OPERATORs-oS acres Just
outside Of tho CITY limits. trolley passes
property: ono fare; surveyed In lots; this
10 an unusual opportunity TO make biz
money. y. J. Thompson. 1U2 s. 9th St Bell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08

ATTRACTIVE MOUNTAIN HOME, Reading,
Pa. 10 minutes from city: l5.mile Wow
from porches; one OF finest In this section.
acres, lawns and pines: large i0.room
house az G0nveniences; garage cars. with
scparhte llvinE quarters for Carctakers fam
condition. Address go ''
X. A. FICHTHORN owner
Colonial Trust BldS.. Reading. Pa.
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MERTON

HANDSOME, well-ouilt residence; near sta
tion; high ground: over an acres old shade;
0 bedrooms 3 baths, sleeping porch, billiard
room. electricity and gas. hot-watr heat!
argo RnraFe: price $4,000; terms 20 suit,
Box IA. Merton, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT HAVE YOU In business properties?
- VIII pay cash. Give full particulars Sam'l
Knee $40 3. I'd. Phone Lombard 2l04
WHAT have you for sale? Have clients wait.
lnR: yours may suit McAuiIffe S5s n ooth
HOUSE in Germantown or Olney from sIO0O
to 10000: no agents. Wyoming 1854.
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JENKISTOWN

JENKINTOWN--Stone dwelling, II rooms;
large lot; corner: hardwood floors; choice
location. Jenkintown Trust Co.
$4,000 squnTes TO station; rms. large lot.
white frhsh TRANK, Jenkntown, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CAPE MAY
PENNSYLVANIA r.

CAPE MAY beach-front villa; 10 bedrooms
paths; every convenience: nicely fur
nished. NJ 200. LEDGER Office.
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RALA CYSIVYD

GIODERN Colonial homes, "dy dytachcd. ." in
good condition, t"o baths, all Htunci AZ
900 and so, 900, and one white frame
90 1900. Othcr houses und building lOts-
"a so Il,
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATLANTIC CITY

1 HLiI.SIGA cottage, 10 rooms. baths; spa-
ria'Is ~ rHec: heat. oPs and electric; Inn
,.,,.,ta q, ,.aa 4. .ip, G i"ir 'd5er CGlqe.
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Rydal

Overlooking the Huntingdon Valley.
close TO train and trolley delightful
residence OF 10 rooms and 1 baths;
electricity and hot-water heat: ia
raRo for . cars and stable; ~ acres
with old shade and well-laid. out
grounds: an opportunity TO purchase
q beautiful country home at n cheap
See Nr Beu
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NARBERTU

SIX choice building lots so It. front some
wider. with good shade. some fruit trees,
square north of Montgomery pike at public
anct,on auction on property on Saturday. April 10. at
easy terms. GEORGE WURsr. owner, p a
address Malvern. Pa. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08

3 & sTOO--ANAIIABLE ut short notice; nea
iIgin stores, churches, schools. WALTEI
s sITHENLAND NaIn-CynwYl. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
Home-Buyer or Builder

How II a proplrty Consisting OF a
large woIl-hult nll-utone residence
that is especially we'll adapted for re-
modelling at small cost. The garage
can hc used without alterations. The
grounds contain approximately { acres
with an abundance of old shade.
Southern exposure beautiful out.
loOh--bcst surroundings. This place
will be wonlerfu!ly attractive to any
tne looking FOR hlEh-class homo
location. Convenient to both Merton
and Ovcrhrook stations
OWNER WILL CONSIDER A
DIVISION
Sec Nr. Tuvlor
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LANGMORNE
GIESSIDE

4 FINE property in Langhurne; large house
tall convenenccs). also garnge. Apply,
ll3 ". Maple ave, LanghOrne. Pa.
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MOORE. PA.

MOORE and viclnity-Houses s45OO s50oo
$500. $4,000. $1,000. $4,000. :sbOO upward:
mostly 3 or 4 bedrooms modern conven.
iencee; near train and trolley; some have ga =
rages; good schools: nne neighborhood; easy
,Grms. r. II ALLEN, $40 Prospect ave
Moore. Pa Ridley Park Iii W.
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TEN rooms: modern: we'll fr..;s,
location; 9 months lease: SIM sooi
nsltimarni i ariiadelphia Real Estate Co, m0ni9IE gnE
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MELRnSE PARK

BEAUTIFUL stone, modern Colonial dweij.
Ing. almost new. II ROOMS 8 baths; large
garage; close TO station; hlgh-class PROPOSE
ION az moderate price, worth seeing; anxious
10 sell. SHIELDS. $500 York road
lo3l MELRoSE AVE.-Flne sub. det. dws.
II rms. beautiful mod Interior; cony. to
Iot Lo&l6S' SHIELDS. $500 York road.
ASSlEY AVE. and York road - Beautiful
building lot: fine location: size 1OOx25O,
sHIELDS. GsOO York road
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Gentleman's Farm
Wynneheld

On account OF owners removal from
ihIo., this attractive new stone resi-
donce of l3 rooms. 3 baths IL OF.
f'roi below cost; garage for . cara
We'll financed; ovtrlooks Fairmount
See Br. Cooper
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OLNEY

1901 FAIRHILL ST.--Beautitul cor
ner home for doctor or dentist or
other professional line; ? rooms
baths; 2 separate offices and bath IN
basement on street level; priced right
open for inspection on SUNDAY, App.y
Only TO
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SWARTHNrORE

$1,000 REDUCTION to effect quick sale;
l0-room brick house slate roof. hot-wate
heat, hardwood floors; near trolley ami
train; bedrooms: lot 75xIi0: 2-car garage;
Lewly, paperod and painted; mortgages
PLACED; small amount cash required: price
WIN. S. DAVIS nhona Ilannrch 2oa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08

Tho winning line for jacks Jingle
No, Al was selected by teachers from
the Palmer business School, ~ south
Ten.h street, Their Names and photo
- nj a nnnar on the bRck pREe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-08
NORTH GLENsTDE
READING

NORTH GI.ENsIDE-3 building lots, 26SI2n
u; rne loo: reaqonable. Ph Tingn 7sSa *
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Merton

in a hish and attractive location close
TO station Is n home which Is TO l!i
SOLD. II has II rooms 2 baths
ia in Al condition and has m~tCrl
appointments: desirable lot and "a
rage. II you are seeking homo foT
a small family in this section. soc US
See Mr. Carter
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Merton
EXCLUSIVE LISTING

EXCLUSIVE LIS iNt
We are Offering on tho north 7'do =
white Colonial house or Is rooms. 2
baths and inclosed porch: absolutely
modern In every respect; gear Enrash
and chauffeur s quarters, large lot
and southern exposure.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
See Mr.. Garter
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w IIILJW GROVE
SEMI. I.pETACHED rms, conv.; lot 30Xi50:
S2L90. II. {. Williams. Arlington. Pa.
DETACHED, rooms, bath, cows; $1,000.
II. G. WILLIAMS CO. Arlington. Pa.
DETACHED, rEls.. all convr.; lot 50xl25;
S750O. II. e. Williams Abingdon, Pa
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FOR RENT-FURNrs1,,a

"nhLAcE rno,Ia ST.. 1eI0--Nicely ;n---,
Poplar s4fp up; running water. 1psshsd psssd
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WILLOW GROVE

M0pERN Broom house, hardwood fioors
baths; garage: lot SOxl so; sic 500; ensy
terms. William +. Bittle Real Estate Blds
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Germantown

ono of the few stone Co,onlais for
sac in this charming suburb; 10
rooms, baths. attractive layout:
central plant heat and electricity;
large loti close to station and high
location; price and terms on prc.war
basis.
SEQ Mr. J. z. Butlcr
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
MUSIC STUDY CLUB

Tuesday was an exceedingly
stormy day, but about twenty
members of the Music Study club
braved the elements to attend the
regular meeting held in the Prin-
cess Theatre.
The order of business held at
tention for part of the hour. af-
ter which the program was taken
up.
The first number was a trio by
Misses Holcomb and FELTON, and
Mrs. Young, a patriotic song call
ed Flag o. My Land"
A paper of current events was
given by Mrs. Eldon Smith, and
proved an interesting budget of
late musical items.
A violin solo by Marion Lear
mont, vocal solo by Miss Helene
Wilson, and pianologue by Mrs.
Peacock composed an entertain
ment very pleasing and much en-
joyed by all the club members.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
RE-OPENING SERVICES

The Presbyterian church which
has been closed since May for the
purpose of reconstruction, will
be re-opened with special servic-
es next Sunday.
The building has been trans
formed, beautified and made mod
ern, the interior and exterior
present a greatly improved ap-
pearance. A choir loft has been
erected, a choir room added, also
a room for the minister, officers,
and for general use. The base
ment has been enlarged and made
adequate to the needs of the var
ious societies. New windows
have been added, complete ac-
count of which will be given next
week. New lighting fixtures also
installed.
The front entrances have been
enlarged and enclosed. The in
terror is finished in oak.
The Rev. John Comm, Synodica!
Superintendent of Home Missions
was expected for Sunday, but hav-
ing been called to Atlantic City
on church business, he cannot be
with us. His assistant, Rev, c.
B. Hawkins, who is highly rec.
commended, will take his place.
The public invited to these ser,
vices,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10

Moved by Beal, supported by
Elston that the resignation of R..
o. Welch as alderman in the sec
ond ward be accepted.-Carried.
The mayor appointed Joseph
Williams alderman for the second
ward to fill vacancy caused by
the, resignation of K. o. Welch.
Moved b Slosser, supported by
Beal that the appointment by the
mayor Of Joseph Williams as al
derman of the second ward be con
firmed.-Carried.
The mayor appointed Mrs. Geo.
Beadle as city clerk for the bal
ance of the year to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation of
George Green.
Moved by Beal, supported by
Elston that the appointment of
Mrs. Geo. Beadle as city clerk be
confrmed.-Carried.
On Motion council adjourned.
George B. Green, City Clerk
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
MELVIN POSTOFFICE ROBBED

When postmaster Geol ge Bead
lie opened his place of business on
Friday morning last in Melvin. he
discovered that somebody had
been ahead of him. The safe had
been blown open and the night
providers escaped with stamps,
liberty bonds and cash amounting
to $400. Blankets had been stolen
from a nearby barn and used
over the safe to deaden the sound
of the explosion, Twenty-Five dol
lars in stamps and $500 in certi-
ficates of deposits were overlook
ed. The night mail Of two pouch
es was left untouched. The
bonds taken are negotiable.
Sheriff Names thinks that the
men who robbed this postoffice are
the same ones who attempted to
loot the Goodells bank earlier in
the week, and who were scared
away by Howard Wooley, whom
they shot in the foot.
The sheriff also believes the
men are hiding in the woods and
that they will take every oppor-
tunity >to rob and pillage stores
and banks in the smaller towns
and his advice is to be on the
watch
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
YALE 80; MEMPHIS 0

Last Friday afternoon the Yale
High school wild cats journey
ed over to Memphis and forced the
team of that place to accept de-
feat by the overwhelming count
of 80 90. The wild cats" simply
rode rough shod over their be-
wildered opponents.
Only on two or three occasions
was Memphis able to make first
down against Yale's powerful ag-
gregation, and not once did they
threaten the Yale goal line. Only
ten minute quarters were played
and this fact kept the score from
being much larger than it was.
The boys are now playing in
great form, as shown by the fact
that they have won all but one of
their games thus far. In most
cases they have defeated their
opponents by overwhelming
scores.
Each member of the Yale team
has proved himself a star at his
position. However special men,
tion should be made of Donald
Pollock, Eldon Summers, Homer
Stableford and Lester ZinZo, who
compose the Yale backfeld, We
is spreading so much consterna-
tion among their opponents. This
quartette of players constantly
break loose for sensational runs
that many times result in touch
downs. The Yale line, composed
of Clare Slosser, Dick Staley, Ar
] thur Menerey, Russell Sheridan,
Joe Cogley, Herbert Cavanagh
Fred Fuller, Ben Clyne, Fred An
dreae and Fred Barth, is showing
great strength and is making the
sensational work of the backfield
possible.
This is the strongest team that
Yale has had in recent years, anC
it will probably be some time be-
fore the school will have as strong
an aggregation of players again.
If the public is interested il
seeing a fine team in action they
should attend the two final games
of the season, when the "wilC
cats" will clash with the power
full Marlette eleven on Novembel
18th, and with Deckerville OIL
Thanksgiving day on the Doca
gridiron.
If Yale is to win these game
she must play even better foot
ball than she has, for Marlett
defeated Yale earlier in the seas
on and Deckerville is on a pa
with Marlette. Both teams ar
heavy, fast and experienced. How
. ever, Yale is out to win. TurI
out and assist with your presence
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
Is FOUND GUILTY

1t took jury just eight minutes
to find John Vogele guilty of vio-
lation of the liquor law in circuit
court Friday afternoon. The pris-
oner refused to hire lawyer for
himself, although he had the
means, and the court would not
appoint an attorney in the face of
that refusal.
Asked by the court if he had
any money, Vogele replied, Eyes, |
got $50"
Don't you want an attorney to
defend you ?" Judge Harvey Tap
pan asked.
NO. | need the money to get
TO Toledo when you let me GO"
Vogele is now in jail awaiting
sentence.
Sheriff Harrison w. Names tes-
tilted that he arrested the man
and that he found a still and a
quantity of mash and finished Ii,
quor on the place. The evidence
was brought into court and 9
quart jar of the white mule" was
passed around to the jury. None
of the jurymen thought it neces
sary to take a drink in order tC
be convinced it was whiskey.
John Henry, of Yale, testified
that he had bought liquor from
Vogele.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
ARMISTICE DAY Is LEGAL
HOLIDAY THIS YEAR

On Monday the House adopted
a resolution declaring Ar'nistice
Day, November IL, this yea a
legal and public holiday in honor
of the burial 0f the unknown SOL
dier in Arlington cemetery and of
the armistice anniversary.
Mayor Jacobs requests that all
residents Of TIC city who have
fags will lis;'lay them on that
cay. It is hol id that some spec
ial services will be held in cur
city.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
FRESHMAN PARTY

The Seniors, Juniors and Soph-
omores invited the Freshmen to
a party at the Auditorium on
Wednesday evening last and then
proceeded to initiate them in a
great many amazing and trying
ways. supposed to be beneficial to
the school life of a Freshman.
Games and dancing were INDUCED
in and refreshments served.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10

Mrs Il. 4. Andreae drove to Port
Huron on Monday accompanied by
Mrs. f. F. Fead. Mrs. N. b. Her
bert, Miss Clara Andreae, Miss
+. p. Mcdonald and Rev. f. d.
Mumby, who were delegates to the
District Conference held at First
Church. Rev. Mumby was re-
elected secretary. DR.. w. H. Mac
Clenthen presided.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
.. Z. S. SPECIAL

Yale Chapter o. E. S. initiated
six new members into the Order
on Wednesday evening last, when
special meeting was held for the
purpose.
After the ceremony, program
of music, readings and speeches
was given and dainty lunch of
ice cream and cake was served.
Several visitors were over from
Capac for the occasion.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
COUNTY INSTITUTE AT YALE
Thursday, November 18th from
900 to 1880 A. Nj.

County commissioner of schools
E r. Blackney has announced a
county Institute on the above
date All school officers. school
patrons and teachers are request
ed to be present. General address
ses will be given by Supt. Holmes
Of Lansing, and DR.. Pitman, of
Ypsilanti will talk on consolida-
tion of schools. The meeting will
be held in the High school build
ing.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-10
DINNER PARTY

Mrs. N. b. Herbert entertained
sixteen ladies on Thursday after
noon and evening for the pleasure
of her sister, Mrs. Walter Arm
strong, of Concord.
The excellent dinner was great
ly enjoyed and the informality of
the social intercourse made this
pleasant evening something to be
remembered.