The Yale expositor., 1922-06-29
Additional Locals


her home in Yale.
BARLEY Moore was over from
Roseburg last Friday calling on
friends.
Jacob Mill'r is repainting the
outside of the Yale Sales and
Service Garage.
Frank d. Beadle and wife. of
St. Clair, visited Yale friends and
relatives Thursday last.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson and chill
dren spent Monday afternoon
with relatives at Attention.
Look to the Expositor for the
news of Yale and vicinity. We
give all the news all the time.
Yale Boosters" will cross bats
with the Fargo team at Riverside
Park on the Fourth. Let's all go.
Keith Wallace is the name of
the son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
ley Hallman, Monday morning,
June rs, 1922. Congratulations.
Miss Phebe Roy, of Capac, at
tended the alumni banquet on
Thursday evening last. Miss Roy
is an honorary member of the as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Menzies motored
to Inlay City, Leonard, Almont,
Oxford and Lake Orion Sunday
afternoon.
Marion Learmont and Fred An
dreae took part on Wednesday
evening in recital in Port Huron
as violin pupils of Mrs. Berry
Goulden Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira b. Bricker mo-
tored up from Port Huron last
Wednesday. Mrs. Bricker and the
children remained here while Mr..
Bricker drove on to Peck.
Starting today, Yale business
places will close every Thursday
afternoon from 1890. Stores will
be open Wednesday and Saturday
evenings only. Bear this in mind.
Saturday night and Sunday last
the state police were in Yale and
caught several speedy drivers and
buggies without lights who were
ordered to appear in court Thurs
day (today) at Port Huron.
Matte J, Vincent, daughter of
County Clerk Vincent. has re-
turned to her home in Greenwood
township. She recently graduated
from the Home Economics depart
ment at the NJ. A. c., Lansing.
The safe in the office Of the
Truesdale Marble and Granite
Works, Port Huron, was rified of
$1,000 cash and Liberty bonds
last Thursday night. No clue has
yet been found to the thieves.
Algonac has doubled her viii
lage police, due to increased pop
ulation on account of summer re-
florists is now Is miles and mo-
florists is now Is miles an a mo-
torcycle officer has been added to
the force.
A toy balloon was found on the
lawn of w. r. Brown, three miles
east of Marlette, and attached to
it a slip of paper with the names
Of three students of the uni
versity Of Notre Dame at South
Bend, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sankie, Of Detroit,
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Eilber, Sunday, while on
their way home from a visit at
Kingston Pauline Eilber accom-
panied them to Detroit for a few
weeks stay.
Members Of the Professional
Business Woman's Club in Port
Huron have signed petition ask
ing the city commission that a
curfew be sounded at p. m. as a
warning for children to get to
their homes.
L. Roy Fuller and son Billy, of
this city, and John f.. Martin, OF
Capac, spent the past week fish
ing at Sage Lake and on the Au
Sable river. Roy reports some
good catches and a pleasant out
ing.
Members of the Presbyterian
choir are motoring to Cedarwood
this Thursday afternoon, where
they will enjoy a pot luck supper
at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Andreae and a good time
boating and swimming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Antlreae
celebrated their eighteenth we'd
ding anniversary on June 22d by
a motor trip from Cedarwood to
Port Huron and st. Clair, where
they took dinner with Mr.. and
Do,v,lo- fhaiV.