The Yale expositor., 1921-12-15
Items Taken From Newspapers of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

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first Elk township, Sanilac count,
man to pay his taxes.
Mail will soon be delivered 60
all parts Of Harbor Beach twice
daily by two mail carriers.
The new Catholic church being
built in st. Clair. will be corr.
pleted about the 1st of February.
John II. Parry, pioneer marine
draughtsman, died at his home
in Port Huron last week, at the
age of 80 years.
Drunken Indians are seen fre.
quently on the streets Of Algonac.
Some unknown person is selling
them the booze.
a union Christmas tree and
program will be held in the Bap
tist church at Melvin, on Friday
evening, Dec. 23rd.
st. Clair city officials are plan
ming the electrifcation of the
water works and also the install
lation of an automatic fire alarm
ystem.
Fred Folkerts, Of Algonac, lost
his life while engaged in cutting
trees last week. A branch from u
falling tree struck him violently.
crushing his skull.
Howard Haines, OF Sandusky.
has been named drug store inspec~
tor for Michigan. lie resigns a
position in Huffman's drug store
70 accept the new one.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Liscom, pio-
neers Of st. Clair county, cele-
brated the tiftieth anniversary Of
their marriage at their home in
Port Huron last Sunday.
Crosweli nigh school students
have organized a debating team
for public speaking, and have af-
nllated with the Michigan High
School Debating League
a night school has been organ
ized at Capac, where eight or nine
subjects will be taught. The high
school building and equipment
will be used for this purpose.
Emerson Coates and James
French were found guilty Of
breaking windows in the Baptist
church Of Fremont township, be-
ing tried by a jury in Sanilac
county circuit court last week.
Seth z. Jacobs, for twenty
yearsspublisher of the Brighton
Argus, now conducted by his son
Harry Jacobs, has accepted the
position Of compOsitor in the Office
of the Richmond Review.
Silas Brooks and l. A. Raymond
both of Memphis, have been ar
rested, charged with killing and
shipping fawns from Glennie.
Alcona county. They were turn
ed over to the Glennie warden.
A meeting on behalf of the
Northeastern Development bu-
reau was called for Friday last at
Bad Axe to discuss ways and
means for the proper and early de
velopment of the Thumb territory
as a summer resort and tourist
recreation ground
AT a meeting held recently in
Marlette, an All-Thumb foot
ball team was named as follows:
End, Armstrong, BaJ Axe; tackle
Rugles, Marlette; guard Wake
field, Bad Axe; center, Howard
Juhl, Marlette; guard, Hale, San
dusky; tackle, Brown, Sandusky;
end, Humes Marlette; quarter,
Rapson, Bad Axe; full, Eric
Juhl, Marlette; half, Alexander,
Sandusky; half, Shoffer Bad
Axe.
The guilt Of defacing the plate
glass store windows in Croswell
recently, has been fastened on
two Croswell youths, Pat Powell
and Percy Gardner. The former
has a reputation for deviltry but
the latter has heretofore borne
good character. The parents of
the lads are unable to stand the
expense of replacing the glass,
which would run from $1,000 to
$1,000, and the insurance policies
do not cover it. The boys are un-
der age and the matter has final
ly been left in the hands Of the
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