The Yale expositor., 1922-08-03


lance from shore and when Hull went
down shouts went up from the shore
to Ward, who turned around and sue
ceeded in getting Hull into the row.
boat in a few minutes.
Hummer Bushaw, Of Millington, is
dead, following an accident near
Charleston, when a notorious went in
to loose gravel and upset. N. e.
Walker, driver of the machine, told
officers he was going about 80 miles
an hour, and tried to pass another
machine when the accident happened.
The car turned over, breaking Bush
avs neck and crushing his chest.
Postmaster John w. Smith of De
troit has been notified that the de-
partment has issued a new special
delivery stamp which will replace the
present stamp known as the issue Of
1902. The new special delivery
stamps will not be issued to postmas-
tiers until the present supply of the
1902 issue is exhausted.
For the sixth time, taxpayers have
voted down the proposition TO bond
the village of Caro- for 100000 to
build a new school house. The bond
ing proposition was lost by 81 votes.
OF a thousand voters in the district,
only 500 cast a ballot. Retired farm
ers and stay-at-homes are blamed for
the result.
Now that a coal miners strike of
national proportions has been in
progress for some time, the coal
mines Of Eaton county are coming
into their own, and the strike stu
alton is not looked upon by the peo-
pie Of that section with the same SER
iousness as other parts of the coun-
try.
To provide undernourished school
children with milk, the women's edu-
cational and civic council OF Flint
will raise funds by placing milk bot
tie contributories in so Flint stores.
The milk will be distributed daily,
during the next school year to chill
dren needing the nourishment.
Creditors of the Farmers Exchange
bank, Chesaning, to whom $4,000 was
owed, are being paid off at the rate OF
6h cents on a dollar Byron G. Cor
yell, manager of the bank, is serving
five years in Jackson prison for en-
bezzlement.
Stricken with apoplexy as he
alighted from a Rapid Railway car
in Mt Clemens, Fred Reichert prom
inent Macomb county farmer, died in
stantly. He leaves a wife and five
children.
Cass county, facing a financial
stringency, is seeking to collect $4,000
from 500 owners of unlicensed dogs.
The money is needed to meet some
of the county's obligations.
Wayne Moser, son of Harvey Mos
err, farmer near Petoskey, was
thrown from his horse and seriously
hurt when a snag penetrated his left
breast near the heart.
John Topolski, 16 years old, was
severely injured while performing
back dives at a municipal swimming
pool in Grand Rapids, when he struck
the cement bottom.
The Hayes-Ionia Co., Of Grand
Rapids, has opened its new finishing
plant 1t contains 10000 square feet
of floor space.
The 13 oranges of Gratiot county
are making arrangements for huge
picnic, to be held at Crystal Lake,
August 10.
After many years of waiting, Mon
roe City finally has a well-equipped,
modern and up-to-date fire f. 5hting
apparatus.
A Farmer Merchant day was held
at Lake City, when business men
feted the farmers of the surrounding
district.
To prevent the dust nuisance the
village of Homer will oil it's main
street
Jack vercelll, 2S years old, and
I On -
of Bessemer, were drowned in Ok
BOW Lake, near Winchester, Wis.
Their canoe overturned while they
we're fishing.
Second offenders convicted of speed
ing, reckless driving, driving while
drunk or other serious attractions OF
the traffic ordinances will draw
straight Jail terms while Judge John