The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-03-03

man, and was a consistent men,
Der of that body practically all
his life.
Besides the widow, he leaves to
mourn two brothers. Purdie and
Dan. west of Peck. and one sister,
Mrs. C.. w. Fox. Of Port Huron,
and host o. other relatives and
friends.
The funeral was held on We'd
Eescay f:tm the home, Lev. f. d.
MUMMY officiating, and interment
was made in the Peck cemetery.
Card of Thanks
The relatives desire to thank
the neighbors for the kindness
shown them during the time of
sickr css and death of the loved
one; also the minister for the con-
soling words, and friends for the
beautiful flowers.
Spencer sNewlove, a lifelong
resident of Speaker township,
died at his home early Monday
morning of last week after seven
weeks illness Of sleeping sickness
and complications. Deceased was
born in the township of Malhyde,
Middlesex county, Ont, Aug. 18th,
1858. When but a boy of three
years he came with his parents to
Yale and has lived in this vicini-
| ty ever since.
He was married May IL, 1885,
to Miss Mary Huntley, of Speaker
township, and the widow and four
children survive him, as follows:
Mrs. Melvin Scott, of Speaker;
Mrs. George Mcclellan, of Flint;
Wesley Newlove and Miss Myrtle
Newlove, a teacher in the Flint
high school. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon from the
home and was in charge of Rev.
Clyde Baldwin. from the Baptist
mission in Flint. The last obse-
Quies were very largely attended.
Iinterment was made in Elmwood
cemetery at Yale.
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There passed away 20 tae spin
world Oh Sunday, FEBRUARY 1871,
1921, Charles Kennedy. at the az
Of 70 years. The funeral was he
az the Armstrong church, Euphe-
mia, on Tuesday last at 2:30 pm.
Rev. Mr.. Kerr preached very i'm
lpressive sermon. The remains
were inferred in the Johnston
cemetery. The funeral was larg-
ely attended, which showed the
high esteem in which he was held.
He is survived by two sons. Will,
of Yale, Mich. and Horatis, of
Euphemia, and one daughter, Mrs
Hickman, of Port Burwell.-The
Boutwell, Time. Feb. IT.
Philip Edward Neaton, aged al,
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Neaton, of Emmett, died Sunday
afternoon at the home Of his par
ents after two days illness, Of
pneumonia.
Eddie" as he was commonly
known among his friends. was Of a
happy disposition and a friend to
everybody, being well known
throughout the adjoining town
ships. He was member of Port
Huron Council X. of G..
The funeral was held WedneS-
tiay ~ Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel
huYch, Emmett. lnterment in the
Kenockee cemetery.
Mrs. Johanna Z. Hallead, aged
about rs years, a former we'll
known resident of Yale, died Sun
day. Feb. 9th, 1921, at IL o'clock
at her home in Chicago. The body
was brought to Yale this morning
and funeral services will be held
from the Mechanic Street Church
Iof Christ, at 200 o'clock Friday
Iafternoon, Rev. Strobridge officiat-
ng. Burial in Elmwood cemctc,.
lObituary next week.
| Lp' f.HrlCrhan. at one time a
PRESIDENT of Yale. died Monday,
FEB. 81. 1921, at his nome in
Portland, Oregon. A wife and two
tchildren mourn his early demise.
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Harold TeetSel, news of whose
sickness was printed in the Elk
Ipositor last week. died at his home
lin Lynn township this moi ming
This is the fourth death in the
lTeetzeI family from pneumor.
within tho past wear.