The Yale expositor., 1921-11-24
Items Taken From Newspapers 0f
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

All VI hSA4uSlOu ScnOOl chi
dren were vaccinated last week.
Robt. Englehart. of Capac,
shoots rabbits with a revolver,
| and gets them too.
Ypsilanti students from Tusco-
la, Huron and Sanilac counties
have formed a Thumb club.
Capac ladies have organized r.
Civic Improvement club. 1t is the
plan to promote Americanization
Marysville people are planning
on building a new and large
church, the one being used now
is inadequate.
Mrs. Martin Stoffer, sr., a resi-
dent of Capac for 81 years, died
at her home there on Novembe.
l6, at the age Of 81 years and 4
months.
A new Eastern Star Chapter
has been instituted at Kingston
by Grand Patron Elwyn Pond and
Past Grand Electa, Elsie Steven
son, of Flint.
Lexington base ball boys arc
putting on series Of entertain
ments during the winter season
in order to raise money for new
uniforms next wear.
Up to Nov. 10, there have been
II cases of diphtheria in Inlay
City Both the local and state
health officers took vigorous ac-
tiOn to subdue the epidemic.
A turkey that was being caught
for Thanksgiving sale on the
farm of Chris Scribner, of near
Peck, tapped lantern over into
the straw and the resulting fire
destroyed the barn and contents.
When George Lozen, an Algo-
nae hunter, was aiming his gun
at rabbit, part of the charge
went into the leg of James Kim
bic, a school boy, part into the
boys pet dog, and the remainder
into the rabbit. The last two
were killed.
Kempf Bros, of Capac, are
showing their "Swiss Village
and New Model City" in New Or.
leans, La, under the auspices of
the American Legion. About so
years ago the Swiss Village" was
shown there under the direction
of its original owner,
Through the influence of Con-
gresham Cramton, the mother,
81 ter and brother-in-law of Adam
Bischak, of Almont, are released
from their Rumanian home and
are on their way to this country.
They have been trying for a year
to get permission to leave.
The Journal says that Capac
carpenters are idle just now, and
that it is not known whether they
are on a strike or whether they
have been earning such large
wages that they don't have to
work during the cold weather,
and opinion inclines toward the
latter.
The st. Clair Country Club helo
its annual banquet last week anC
celebrated the completion of
successful five years existence
Five years ago the club numbered
so members and property that
cost $4,000. Now there are 200
members and property worth
from $4,000 to $4,000.
A new national guard headquar-
ters company will be recruited ir
Port Huron, and when this is
done, the city will be entitled to
an appropriation of $4,000 from
the state for an armory, plans for
which are already under way. II
is possible that the armory will
be made the city's memorial to its
war dead.
Workmen engaged in loading
gravel from a pit on the banks o.
the Cass river. near Vassar. un.
earthed the skeletons of 36 In
dians. The skeletons were found
in two graves. with 16 in one and
20 in the other. The braves ha6
been buried in circular form, with
their skulls in the center. The
bones are supposed to be those Of
warriors who fell in battle. AS
soon as the air struck them they
crumbled to dust.