The Yale expositor., 1921-03-10
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The hotel at Melvin is aga.
closed to the public.
Algonac's front street is to
paved from curb - curb.
Inlay City people feel that tn
need a new school building.
The 9Th annual Shipmastel
ball will be given in st. Clair
Thursday, Mar. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kettlewel
of Melvin, will move to Moos
Jaw, Sask., this month.
Plans are being made by Car
sonville people for a new an,
commodious community house.
Croswell board of education has
contracted with superintendent OF
schools Phillips for another years
stay.
A banquet was given last Weel
at Memphis and $165 raised to iuc-
ther the interest of the Memphis
band.
An Algonac young lady gave .
cake walk party and her 40 guests
were dressed to represent differ
ent cakes.
The Marysville News put out a
48-page edition last week, with a
history of the development of
Marysville.
Marine City is in line for new
industry. If all goes we'll the
Mercury Automatic Time Switch
may be manufactured there.
Cyril Hicks is the night watch
man that Richmond village dads
have wisely employed to patrol
and make safe their streets at
night.
William Lancaster, d Decker
Vile farmer, fell off ladder,
striking OH cement floor, suffer
ing a broken arm and internal in
juries.
The Inlay City orchestra have
started a series of Sunday after
noon concerts. There will be or
chestra selections, solos, recita-
tionS, etc.
Officers nabbed two booze run
ners at st. Clair last week and
they were confined in jail at Port
Huron. Their names are Charles
Bedore of Cortright, and Leo
Denomy, of st. Clair.
Captain James Taylor, of Marine
City, who dropped dead last week.
had lived all his life Of 81 years
in Marine City and on st. Clair
river. He had sailed the lakes fol
Sd years and was ono of the most
popultr Gf vessel toptains.
For the killing of S-year-old
Freddie Yost, of Urban. Sanilac
county, when ne ran over the
child on the highway with his
machine, Arthur Smith pays over
the sum of 5000, The father OF
the boy thought nothing could be
gained by a criminal prosecution,
and left the settlement in the
hands of his lawyer.
Thomas Brown, colOred, was
caught by a policeman, while he
was in the act of robbing the
Mann & Johnson store, Port Hu-
ron Thursday night last, He had
broken rear window and left his
overcoat outside, which proved
his undoing. When searched he
had $50 in cash, $1.00 in postage
stamps and four pairs of shoes III
a gunnysack.
The little three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coler
Of Fairgrove township, Tuscola
,county, died very suddenly after
the administration of a dose Of
worm" medicine prepared on
the prescription of the family
physician at a drug store. A cor
on,r's inquest was held and the
stomach, liver and kidneys of the
child were sent to Ann Arbor for
analysis and the verdict of the
Jury is being withheld pending Il
report by the chemists.
Frank Polcho, of Peck, has been
granted pate6t on Il pneumatic
Ipaint brush which premises to be
a great advantage over the old
way Of painting. The invention
comprises a metal tank which
straps around the workmans waist
and compressed air forces the
paint through a tube into the
brush. The flow of liquid is CON
trolled by q lever in the brush
which gives uniform flow Of liq-
uid at all times. The invention is
, a practical article and Mr. Plocho
i has been assured that his laborS
will prove successful as the
vention has been appraised al
$4,000 value hy engineers.