Memorial Day programMemorial Day exercises will be conducted by the American Legion in both Beulah and Benzonia, May 30.All ex-service men are requested to be present for formation at  Beulah promptly at 9 a. m. After-parade and dedication of memorial trees at Beulah park appropriate services will be held in Benzonia Church and cemetery.At the close of the services there will be a basket lunch in the park in Benzonia. The Legion will serve coffee.Don't keep undersized troutFour Benzie County fishermen have learned that it is expensive and terribly annoying to be found by the ever-alert game wardens with undersized trout in their possession.Deputy Game Warden Bidleman arrested a quartet on Platte River last week that had in their possession a total of 107 undersized trout. They were all arraigned before Justice Covey of Honor who sentenced them to pay fines and costs totaling $225.00. The men were Roy Wareham, of Thompsonville; Guy Rust, Harl Davis and Arthur Colutier, of Elberta. Skeleton uncovered in FrankfortA skeleton, said to be that of a white man, was unearthed during the grading on Forest Avenue between First and Second Streets, Tuesday. The bones were uncovered in front of the Courville residence.Many stories were rife, but the most reasonable seems to be that of the old residents who claim the area was used as a burying ground before the present cemetery was located. It was supposed that all bodies had been removed to the new site, but there were perchance unmarked graves in which remains were left.Another story, which seems to have some grounds, is told of the body of an unknown sailor being washed up on the beach here many years ago, and being buried in about the same location.Theater still under construction The new theater building has now reached a stage in the course of construction, whereby the observer may sense the beauty of the structure when completed. The strength of the walls was given an accidental test the other day, when a 40 foot gin pole, used to hoist the tresses, fell against the unsupported tile wall.  Three tiles were broken and six knocked out of place, which proves the extreme care used in the construction.Traffic signal comingWith the opening of Main Street, the problem of traffic on the corner of Fourth and Main Streets will demand a solution. Before the paving was laid, the condition of the road solved the traffic problem at this point, as all cars were forced to slow down or the occupants or be jounced out.The necessity of a signal of some description is obvious and the Benzie County Power Co. has presented to the council a proposition, whereby the village may obtain an automatic signal at cost.