The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-06-29
Neighborhood News
From Nearby Towns
ITEMS TAKEN FROM NEWSPAPERS OF NEIGH
BORING TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

Paschal Lamb, of Jeddo, is
dead at the age of &c years. He
was a resident Of Jeddo since
1916.
The Orangemen of this section
of the state are planning their an
nual gathering for Croswell on
July II.
The Roach Canning plant in
Croswell is all set for the 1922
pack, which is expected to be the
biggest in its history.
DR.. J. H. Burley has closed the
Burley hospital in Almont He
offered the institution to the
town, but the deal did not go
through.
William Richards, a graduate
of Sandusky high school, has
written song which is said to be
quite popular, ooh. What a Pal
| Was Mother"
Many farmers in Huron county
were obliged to replant beans and
potatoes, as the recent heavy
rains washed out the beans and
rotted the potatoes.
G. E. Miller of Detroit, for
merly a Richmond resident, will
furnish the wherewithal for
band stand for Richmond's band.
The gift will be put up in the city
park.
Twenty-siX girls from the st.
Agnes Orphan Home, Detroit, are
camping at the summer place
near Lexington, which has been
established for orphan children
from Detroit.
North Branch high school base
ball team holds the championship
of Lapeer county. The decision
was made when North Branch
beat Inlay City in a game played
June 20. Score, 4 to l. 4
Croswell business men have de.
clared it not policy to close then
doors on Thursday afternoons
but whenever there are home bal.
games, the business places will
close during the time of the game
The Women's Civic Improve.
ment Association of Lexington
annually give a series of dancing
parties during the resort season
The first one was held last Satur-
day night. With the proceeds the
club is enabled to do much for
their town.
Harbor Beach for once mroe is
going back to the old days and the
youth of that city will celebrate
the coming Fourth of July in the
good old-fashioned noisy way, the
only restriction being that the
local dealers will not put fire
works on sale until June 30th
| and, of course, the state law be-
hind the kind and size permitted.
Romena Joure, 17-year-old
senior in Marine City high school,
received a cash in her Jaw. the
scar of which she will carry
through life. while on her way
with others to the senior banquet
at the st. Clair River Country
Club last week. The machine,
driven by Donald Ackley, rounded
a curve at too high a speed and
plunging into the ditch, overturn-
ing. All the occupants were
shaken and bruised.
George Fox, aged ii years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fox, of Elk,
is in the hospital at Ann Arbor in
, serious condition from blood
poisoning. A few days ago he was
bitten on the arm by cat. His
arm was terribly swollen and he
was unable to move it when taken
to Ann Arbor. Specialists say
that they will be able to save his
life unless some unforeseen devel.
opments arise. The lad was taken
} to Ann Arbor Tuesday.
Lester Porrett. Id, of Lenox
, will represent st, Clair county al
/. the state fair in Detroit, Sept.
: to 10, in case Marvin McCallum
3 Is of Blaine, is unable to attend
: Porrett received the second high
/. est mark in the state fair commits
sion's special examination il
practical agriculture at the tim,
. of the county eighth grade exam
nations early in May. McCallun
passed the highest in the examin
q alton and is entitled to attend tn,
fair at the expense Of the fai