The Yale expositor., 1922-10-05
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BORING TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

Sandusky school children are
getting a free milk ration every
day.
The houses on Tenth and Elev-
enth streets in Port Huron are
being remembered.
Mt. Clemens will be the scene
OF national airplane races on 0c-
tober II. 13 and Ia.
A carrier pigeon was found OH
the streets of Capac the other day
but it carried no message.
If enough people are interested
night school will be started in
st. Clair, in the new High school
building.
Three more schools in Sanilac
county, have been awarded "stan-
dard plates" for attaining proper
requisites.
John Kowalski, 33, confessed
Metamora bank robber, was SEN
fenced last week at Lapeer to 10
years at Jackson prison.
The quarterly meeting of the
Seventh District American Legion
posts will be held at Deckerville
tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 9th, with
a full day Of entertainment.
Elmer l.. Hibbler, so years of
age, a produce dealer of North
Branch, died very suddenly of
heart disease while in his gar
age getting ready for a drive.
Ham Macklem, we'll known Mar
lette resident, suffered his second
stroke last week while he was
driving from Caro- to Marlette. He
was alone but managed to stop
his car.
John Moffat, carrier on route
one out of Sandusky for the past
seventeen years, gets his rev.
in the appointment to the Sandus-
ky post office. He will take up his
duties sometime this month.
On November 7th, Detroit will
vote on the plan of the street rail.
way commissioner to halt the In
torurban cars at the city limits,
not allowing them to enter the
city streets, all passengers TO be
transferred.
The st. Clair County Ypsilanti
Normal students have recently
organized, and have one of the
leading county clubs on the cam
pus. The number of students from
the county this year is exception
ally large.
Carl Morris, better known as
Likely Morris" pitcher of the
Croswell base ball team, was mar
ried to Myrtle Coddington of the
same place last week. The team
presented the newlyweds with
purse of money.
DR.. Sarah Conner, VINO has ..,l'
in practice in Port Huron ~ II
years, has left to take up a per-
manent residence in California.
The st. Clair county Medical So
ciety honored Mrs. Conner with
banquet at the Mary Jane tea
shop last week.
Three deaths have resulted
from typhoid fever contracted By
people who attended Free Metho-
dist camp meeting at Ubly in Au-
gust and ate of food there. There
were over forty cases of the dis
ease. 1t is thought that Rev. c.
E. Roberts, of Gladwin county,
brought the fever into camp. He is
now dead.
A Sanilac county hen was found
alive last week after being buried
"a days under seven feet of hay.
The hen came to light while men
were pressing hay. She could not
walk, but with proper nourish-
ment being given it is thought she
will soon be herself again. Many
people visit the farm to look at
the curiosity.
Deckerville is celebrating this
week. Two days, Wednesday and
Thursday will be homecoming
and public jubilation days. The
cause is the opening of the mile
of new cement road through the
town, the new boulevard lighting
system, the moving of telephone
poles to rear streets, and the COOL
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