The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-06-08
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Richmond public library has
received a list of a hundred new
books IA.
The work of constructing a new
high school in Inlay City has
started.
Cedar Park, Lake Pleasant, has
a new grand-stand which will
seat 1000 people.
A Junior college for Port HUI
ron, is an important project, now
being freely discussed.
Water meters are being install
ed in ST. Clair, the heaviest wat
er users getting theirs first.
More than $1,000 has already
been subscribed towards a new
Presbyterian church in Sandusky.
The village of Lexington is
looking forward to record
breaking resort crowd this sea-
son.
The Exchange Bank Of Port
Sanilac has closed its doors and
it's president Jas. P. Mugan is un-
der arrest.
Inlay City high school students
have put out a High School An
nual, the first in the history of
the school.
Armada will have a Home-Com-
ing day on July 4th, and extern
sive plans are being made for
celebrating.
Over 5000 poppies were sold by
Capac youne ladies on Decora-
tion day, the proceeds to help de-
fray the days expenses.
On account of several cases Of
smallpox in and around Marlette,
all school students not carrying
vaccination scars must be vacci-
mated.
Tie new Mcdonald auditorium
at Sandusky held a grand OPEN
ing last Thursday evening. Two
hundred couples attended the
dance.
The postmaster of Bad Axe has
received a 500 raise in his salary,
now getting $4,000. The assist
ant also receives a raise and
comes up to $4,000 per year.
The big oil pipe line through
Chris Conklin's farm in Column
bus, burst recently. allowing
vast quantity of oil to escape,
saturating the land for acres.
Romeo, the largest incorporat-
ed village in Macomb county, is
the last to have paved streets.
There has been a delay of matters
in the paving Of Main street in
Romeo, and the work cannot now
be done before another year.
The first drowning of the 1922
season at Marine City was that
of six-year-old Mabel Westbrook,
who fell from the dock at Recor's
point and was drowned before
her brother and sister, who were
fishing nearby. noticed her alb
sence.
Rev. Ellis, of Lum, has been
very i'll for several weeks with a
severe case of pneumonia. His
wife died on May 20 with the
same disease, and a daughter is
very i'll with rheumatism. A par
ty of Capac Masons visited the
home the other day with helpful
intent.
McLouth hall, the only commu-
nifty house Marine City possesses,
has been ordered torn down by
the State Fire Marshal, as COM
plant was made that it was a gen.
eral fire hazard. A good deal OF
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account of the order and some
means may be taken to preserve
the building.
Chester Morrison, aged Is
years, is in the Sanilac county
Jail, Sandusky, charged with the
theft of an Overland automobile
the property of David Hubbell
editor of the Croswell Jefferson
ian. Morrison is alleged to have
stolen the car on Tuesday a.
Croswell. 1t was recovered Wed
nesday morning and Morrison
was taken to Sandusky, where h,
was bound over to the circuit
court, which will convene agar
June &c. His bail was placed a
$4,000
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