The Yale expositor., 1922-04-06
Local and Otherwise.

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Mrs. J. C. Mailman visited her
daughter Mrs. Harmer in st. Clair
over Sunday.
Chas. S. Brown spent part of
last week with his brother, d. r.
Brown, at Deckerville.
Mrs. j.. A. Menzies spent Sun
day in Port Huron with her
daughter Ruth Menzies.
Clyde Adams and ]. F. Crysler
motored over from Capac Tues
day and spent the afternoon.
Annie Chisholm, who is attend
ing high school in Yale, returned
from a weeks visit at her home
in Laurel.
Carl Mcleod and family are
now occupying part of Mrs. JON
athan Tees house on North
Main street.
A marriage license was issued
last week at the Sanilac county
court house to Earl Bechtel, Yale,
%, and Iva Pifer, Croswell, 10.
Robt. Thompson is navigating
by a pair of crutches this week.
He recently had his left foot OPP
Grated on and one of the toes TAX
en- off.
Mrs. Rawley Mailman and baby
returned home from Port Huron
Monday after spending several
days there with relatives and
friends.
The annual meeting of Yale
Chapter, No. Ga, o. E. S., will be
held in Masonic Hall next We'd
nesday evening, April II. Mrs.
Eta Clyne, Sec.
Mrs. E. H. Smith and neice,
Martha Jean, spent vacation week
in Detroit. On account of her ill
ness Martha Jean was left for a
time in the care of her mother.
John Isles spent a part of the
past week on his farm in Flynn
township. His brother, William,
of Valley Centre, returned to Yale
with him and spent over Sunday.
H. H. Donnenworth and family
are spending this week with rel
atives and friends at LaSalle.
Next week they will attend the
Evangelical conference at Mon
roe.
A new Flexotile floor has been
laid in the Yale State Bank. This
composition flooring has a flexi-
BILE face and is recommended to
be easy to walk on and does not
tire the feet of persons.
Yale's Ann Arbor students,
Pauline Fead. Max Fead, Faye
Wight, Sam Ludington, Donald
Mcintyre and Howard Rub, are
expected home the end of this
week for the pring vacation.
Fred Taylor is building a two
story porch at the rear of his
dwelling house on Mechanic
street. The addition will be en-
closed and the upper story will
be used as sleeping room and
sun parlor.
Mrs. VIM. Leacock and grand
daughter, Agnes Conway, have re-
turned home from Detroit. Mrs.
Leacock was visiting her daugh-
ter Miss Marie of Fern Marie
playing at the LaSalle Garden
theatre. Miss Marie was form
erly high school student of Yale.
The First Presbyterian church,
Port Huron. was presented, Sun
day, with a beautiful basket of
55 sweet peas and $55 in gold by
Mrs. j. Warren Cribbins in loving
memory of her mothers 55th
birthday, which occurred Satur-
day. Mrs. William Bidleman, her
mother, died in Yale, Mich, Jan.
18, 1921.
The local Hi-Y has been having
series of vocational talks dur
ing the winter. the purpose of
which was to acquaint the boys
with the nature and require
ments of. the various vocations.
After the boys indicate the bust
ness or profession they are inter
ested in business and profession
al men will be asked to meet with
sectins for the purpose of dis
cussing that particular line. The
first meeting in carrying out this
program will be this Thursday
evening.
E. T. Blackney, st. Clair county
school commissioner, has been