The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-30

Chas. Tunis, of Wayne, visit
ed among Yale friends Tuesday
night.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller's mother,
Mrs. Locke. has been very i'll at
Capac.
w. A. Silverthorn, supervisor
of Brockway township, is attend
ing meeting of the board at
Port Huron this week.
w. f. Rub is having the out
side of his dwelling house OH
Mechanic st. re-painted. Jacob
Miller is doing the job.
Mrs. Walter Allenbrook. of
Boston, is here on a visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Foster
also other relatives and friends.
James Strings residence looks
spic and span, all on account OF
receiving fresh coat of paint.
His son Neil handled the brush.
He is certainly some artist.
The lightning in recent storm
played many tricks i'm st. Clair.
Fuses were burned out in several
places, uig was killed. the wind
took down several trees, etc.
The Michigan WOman's Press
Association, which convened at
Gratiot Inn. Port Huron beaches,
last week, honored Dir. Emma T..
Bowers, of Port Huron, with the
presidency of the Club.
Earl Goodwin. 26 years old. had
his back broken by a falling tree
while getting out timbers for a
bridge on the Huron Shore Pike.
Goodwin is Forester township,
Sanilac county farmer. The in
jury was said to be fatal.
During the recent severe cleo
trical storm. st. Johns Lutheran
church of Fraser, was struck by
lightning and burned to the
ground with a loss of $4,000. 1t
took heroic work on the part Of
tiremen to save the town.
Reports from Wayne to Mr..
and Mrs. Elston Hutfmap last
week were to the effect that the
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ven
try Hisey was very sick. Later
information is that the little one
is improving.
G. F. Kennedy, our baker, is
making some more changes in
his bakery by having his show
window boxed in. When his bak-
ed goods are on display no flies
can get in on his bread. pies,
cookies, etc. 1t is a decided i'm
provement.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Gordon, of
Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. j. II. Hy-
dorm, of Bay City, and Franc
Hydorn, of Cleveland, Ohio. have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Hydorn the past week. Mrs.
Hydorn will remain in Yale while
the others will motor to New
York
Mrs. w. G. Wight, daughter
Norma and son Burneal, accom-
panied by Elizabeth McColl and
Walter Hotchkiss, motored to
Ann ArbOr Wednesday where
they will attend the graduation
exercises at which Burnell is one
Of the graduates in the medical
department of the University OF
Michigan.
The Auditorium at Deckerville
has been close on account of the
inability of the manager, ID. K
Brown to give its care his person
al supervision. 1t will not be
opened until some one can be-
found who will look after it. II
seems that certain people have
taken delight in breaking up the
furniture, smashing electric
bulbs and committing other dep
relations I'm the hall which ha:
led to the closing.
David Irwin, . one time a res
ident of our city, but now living
at South Park, dropped in to the
EXpOsitOr office Wednesday anC
remarked :-"l am great brand
dad and only 63 years young" He
then explained that a daughter
was orn to Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
ID. Cough at one Of the Detroit
hospitals on Monday, June 9th
1921. We congratulate Dave anC
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