The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-06-08
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neSuay, I4Jh.
People never amount to any
thing without doing something.
Between ragtime and radio
comes the toll that pays for both,
Rev. Sam Goudie, Of Stouffville.
Ont. was the guest OF his aunt,
Mrs. Anna Burch and cousin
Ada last week.
Walter Andreae and family are
on an auto trip by way of Detroit
to Boston, Mass, this week. They
will return by boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Madison
and daugher Hele of Pontiac,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Woodruff.
The Governor of Michigan has
issued his proclamation designat-
ing Wednesday, June IA, flag day.
Let flags be displayed on both
public and private buildings.
Algonac is furnishing three de-
lightfully attractive tourist camp
sites, going by the title of Camp
Haulter in Mockingbird Valley,
Camp Algonac and st. Clair
camp.
Jay Munroe, manager of the
Yale band. would like to add new
pieces to the band, 1t is his de-
sire 20 have an organization of
thirty pieces. Anyone who would
like 10 Join see him.
Two men employed in sewer
construction work in Romeo were
caught in q cave-in and buried
under tons Of gravel in an l8-foot
trench. BY heroic work they were
rescued in twenty minutes,
Harry Cooper, former owner
and operator OF the popular re-
sort which is now the Sanilac Co.
park, a man well known all over
the county, died at his home in
Forester last week, aged 90 yrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews
and Marion Barr motored to De-
troit this week. They will be ac-
companied home by Leoni Rooney
a neice OF Mrs. Mathews VINO e.
poets to spend the summer here.
The date for the Beadle re-
union this year is set for We'd
nesday, June 21st. at Yale City
park. Invitations have been sent
out and large attendance is eX-
pected. This reunion is an an
nual affair.
Mr.. and Mas. Eldon Martin
took their son Max to Ann Arbor
Monday where they will have the
little fellows eyes treated by a
specialist. Max has had trouble
with his eyes for several months.
1t is hoped he will get relief.
The proposition to buy addi-
tiOnal land for school grounds
over at Croswell was turned down
by the voters at the special meet
ing, The question will probably
be brought up again at the an
nual meeting in July.
In lieu of formal graduation
exercises with all expensive pre-
parations, the graduating class
of Deckerville high school are
making ready for a trip to Mia
CARA Falls. Looks sensible, but
is surely an innovation.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy is in Boston for
ten days to attend the graduation
of Kenneth Lacy from the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
DR.. Lacy, wife and daught-
err Dorothy and Mrs. Sam Ingram
motored to Detroit on Monday
with Mrs. Lacy
Miss Florence O'Rourke TOOK
part in piano recital contest in
Detroit last week with ten others
and won first honors and was
awarded an endowed membership
by the Tuesday Musical. Thus
Richmond comes to the front
again.-Richmond Review.
The officials Of the Michigan
Canned Food Co. have taken the
machinery out of the pea viner
at Valley Center and shipped it TO
Columbus, Ohio, for use there,
advising that peas will not be
grown here until next year when
the machinery will be brought
back for the purpose.