The Yale expositor., 1922-02-02
HERE AND THERE
Items Taken From Newspapers of
NeighbOring Towns and
Villages


S. A. Reade, president of the
Citizens National Bank at Ro-
meo, quietly celebrated his Goth
birthday recently.
The Simplex Ignition Co., of
Detroit, will start plant in
Marine City and expect to begin
production at once.
A driveway has been establish
ed across The ice between Marine
City and Sonbra and horses and
cutters, autos and oaker vehicles
are passing over.
Algonac will have handsome
new Methodist Episcopal church
building. Subscriptions are be-
ing taken now. Work vii be-
gin in the early spring.
The smallpox epidemic in Ca
pac has abated and school was
opened lest week after four weeks
closed. The ban on public gath
erinGs has also been lifted.
Thomas Doyle, Sandusky
merchant for many yea1s, post
master for several years and city
treasurer three years, died last
week at the age of 85 years.
John B. Greenan, one of Deck
er'ville's leading poultry breeders
won fifteen prizes with fourteen
birds at the national poultry
show in Chicago Jan. II to IT.
A number of Richmond mer-
chants have agreed to keep their
stores open every working day
and evening of the year, believ-
ing that it greatly inconvenience
the public to have stores closed
at 500 p. m.
Editor Hubbeh, OF the CroSwell
jeff, will HE away to southern
elimes with his family to spend
the coming month, c. {. Carey,
for years the trusted employe on
the paper, will have full charge
during the editors absence.
Fishing is the daily routine of
Algonac and Marine City fisher
men during the winter season.
One Algonac meat market receiy-
aG ~ pounds or 1resl .1lke last
week from Perch Point. The lake
near there is a city of shanties.
Clarence Judge, aged "a, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judge, OF En-
NETT, was drowned while skating
on Central skating pond near De-
troit. He broke through thin
ice. The body was brought to the
home of his parents where a bro
ther lies critically i'll Of rneu-
monia.
r. r. Moore of st. Clair, and
VIM. Quackenbush, of Mt. Clemens
were elected members of the new
state committee of the Michigan
State Sunday school association
at a meeting of county officers
and committeeman Of the Sunday
schools of the Seventh Congress
ional district, held in the First
Presbyterian church in Port
Huron last week.
The janitor Of the Christian
church at Lexington recently
found occasion to climb into the
belfry and here he discovered
many names of olden time resi-
dents, and also some of more re-
cent date, inscribed upon it's
walls, SOME Of them almost illeg-
ible. There also are notes of the
then important news items, all
leading one to believe the high
place must have been a popular
resort. The News gives list of
the names and writings, which
no doubt would be very interest
ing to those concerned.
Twenty-Five delinquent electric
light users in Sandusky had their
lights cut off last week without
notice. Many of these were SER
iously inconvenienced and are
putting in charges that the city
clerk is employed in state job,
and is also inspector of drug
stores, requiring his absence
from the city and it is not gener-
ally known to whom the money is
to be paid. Judge Dawson, two
ministers homes, one of whom
was i'll with pneumonia, the depu-
ty county clerk and other promi-
nent people suddenly found their
homes in darkness. The end is
not yet.