The Yale expositor., 1922-05-18
Local and Otherwise.

Mr. ana MRS. Aaron WlnuSOT
motored to Port Huron Monday.
Arthur Judge, of Emmett, Wis
tied relatives III Yale this week.
All cream stations in Yale will
be closed Decoration Day May
Both.
Lucy Menerey, who is teach
ing in Detroit, was at home for
the weekend.
jeanette Curtis was at home
from her school in Flint for
Mothers Day.
Mrs. John G. Hart, of DeLand,
Florida, is visiting friends in
Yale at present.
Mrs. w. H. Learmont, sons Vic
tor and Dexter, autoed to Port
Huron on Monday.
Mrs. Moule, of Lapeer. was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. T..
Peacock the past week.
Neva Ostrander and Mildred
Patterson were home from Ypsi-
lanti for Mothers Day.
Reports of Yale, AvOca, En-
NETT and Jcddo banks are pub
lshod in this issue Of the EXPOSE
tor.
Rex Holden was AT Saginaw
Friday attending the Grotto GER
emonial Of which society he is a
member.
Daniel Ferguson is having his
house on Main street re-painted
this week. Geo. Shaver is doing
thc work
Mrs. James Fulton, who has
been visiting her mother in Gin
ton, Ont, the past two weeks re-
turned home on Monday.
Work on Eilber & Barth's new
garage building is being rushed
to completion since the arrival Of
brick. Workmen are now busy
with the interior finish.
Sunday services in the various
churches were in memory of and
in honor of mothers. Sermons
and music were specially fitting
and appropriate for Mothers
Day.
John p. Brown, who went to
South Bend few weeks ago to
work in the wooden mills at that
place, has returned to Yale and
taken a position in the Yale
Creamery.
The last meeting of the year for
the Yale Music Study club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Edward
Andreae on Tuesday next at four
o'clock. This will be guest day,
and each member of the club is
permitted to invite one guest. The
program is to be in the hands OF
Miss Marion Fitzgerald, pianist,
Of Port Huron, and a sOloist whom
Miss Fitzgerald will bring here.
This will DE a treat for the club.
There were two birthday par
tics last week which we failed to
hear about in time Of the Expos
itor's last issue. Marvin, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, came
five years old on Monday, May 8,
and a party Of twelve boys and
girls came to help him celebrate
during that afternoon at his
home. Ice cream and cake were
served the little ones and all had
a good time, The guests left
some nice gifts for Marvin. On
Tuesday was celebrated the 18th
birthday of Margaret Cameron
A number of her girl friends
spent some pleasant hours with
her, and all had supper at Mrs
HERS Tea Shop. Margaret re-
ceived some pretty gifts also.
Thos. Beckton, of Port Huron
accompanied by a friend, were
found on the roadside south of
Yale last week Wednesday fast
asleep. A passerby awakened
them and asked where they were
going. 1t is said that at first they
could not say, neither could they
tell whether they were afoot Oh
horseback. After rubbing theil
eyes and becoming more fully
awake, it was found that Yale was
the port they wished to land at
A few hours were spent in oul
city, when the return journey
was started on. About two miles
south, on turning corner
something happened to the hap
by ones, when their car turned
fu,fla into the ditch Tom