The Yale expositor., 1922-01-19
Neighborhood News
Items Boiled Down
Items Taken From Newspapers Of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages

Many cases of pneumonia are
reported in Lexington.
Algonac Good Samaritans are
planning a Charity ball.
A second Community church j,
being organized in Marysville
The Algonac Savings Bank has
increased its capital sr5ch from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Sandusky's high school athletic
association is putting on b,S
indoor Carnival, to be given ear
ly in February.
Over at Capac the schools are
closed for smallpox, but every
thing else in the town is open
and running full blast.
The public schools Of Smit
Greek are closed on account c"
two cases of scarlet fever al.
one Of diphtheria in the place.
Bruce Gale, 30 years of age,
Fostoria farmer committed su..
eide by shooting himself. No m,
tive was given for the crime.
Mrs. William Short, aged won
an of Goodells, died last week, "a
ter stroke of apopIexy, frol
which she was speechless on
week.
Chas. Wagner is bee farme
near Capac. He has 80 swarms G.
bees and his last seasons crop
amounted to 1,200 pounds, all o.
which he marketed.
A local, organization Of tho
National Association tor the Ad,
vancement Of Colored People H.
being formed in Port Huron by 3,
NUMBER OF leading colored men
of the city.
Robert Z. Rice, Of Inlay City,
celebrated his Saith birthday re
Gently by saving wood, MI
Rice is the only person now liv
ing who was present at the frs.
township meeting held in Inlay
township 81 years ago.
Irving Carlisle, l3 years ole,
colored, of Port Huron, was rua
over by an automobile last wees
Friday and so badly injured thai
his life was dispaired OF at tn
hospital where ne was taken.
His skull was fractured.
Sandusky city council mas auth
orized the purchase Of a Victor
nozzle with which to clean on
the city sewers. The work is t.
be done this winter, in order g.
give work to the unemployed am
also to avoid the disagreeabl
features which attend such oper-
ations in hot weather.
Robert Mckenzie, attorney a.
Sandusky has been appointel
special deputy Of the state in
surance department to take active
charge of the United States Mu-
tual Automobile Insurance Co.
Of Bay City. L. 7. Hands ha
been appointed receiver for tn.
company.
It is reported that settlement
has been effected between tbs
heirs of the late Alex Munro, whJ
was accidentally killed in a raj
road accident at Fargo a year ag0
and the Detroit, Bay City & Wes-
tern railroad company, upon
whose train he was passenger.
The terms Of settlement have not
been made public.
The residence Of Jacob Heberly
in Peck burned to the ground ear
~ Saturday morning. The homo
was ablaze and falling in before
the alarm was turned in. None
of the contents were saved. The
origin of the fire is a mystery but
is supposed to have started from
a lamp being overturned. The
loss is partially covered by in
surance.
Joseph Green, of st. Cair, dc.
serted his wife and three childre
several months ago. They wer
dependent upon neighbors whe
Mrs. Green finally got a positio
as housekeeper and home fo
her children. Last week the dt
serter came back, but was tolJ
by neighbors that his presence
was not desired fIe was put o.
the first car going out of tow
with the advice never to retur
or he would be furnished Goa.
of foY opd faafbarq