125 10 4274 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e22991bb59b15e6859f864401a78513d.pdf 3a30f90ef1f9b258d879e33a61276438 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Dispatcij Volumes Piockirey Diaptch Wedbesday, Ap Michigan Mirror Masonic Banpuet The 18th annua Past Masters Gov Sigler says he will veto any , oi Lmngston Lodge bill to lucres the 3 cent gas tax F A M Finckney was The Mich Good Roads Federation ad was held at the scno1 Saturday vocates a 15 year 1,400,000 high niht vvith an attendance of aouThe way constructs program to he fin lode rooms were n in tht afler OUR DEMOCRACY I anced by a gass tax High Com, Zei n0 J visitor gler estimates thehighway damaga rthe wt was served in fine th ear at 500,0001 rtyle the Pmckney 0 L b at Gov Sigler is against an increase 1 PAn orchestra consisting oi O in gas tax because he does not think I RoWnson,panoOUo Portion, drums the sales tax in equitably distribute Ed trumpet Bermee Maas ed with the schools and local govern saxaphone, played before and during ments getting 76 percent i the banqueu In the meantime road costs have The invocation was given ly Algone up in 1940 wages amounted mus Hale, chaplain of Golden Pule i Lodge, Ann Arbor Jack Hanett,W M, of Livingston Lodge gave address of welcome and introduced the 0171masters oi their repective lodges master, Dr Morgan Smead of Koch to 8,300,000 Last year they were 15,200,000 A truck cost 50 Last year it cost 2,200 A grader cos 5000, last year it went up to 11000 County road comm now maintain 87,000 of Michigans 107,000 miles Ona Campbell, past masterrespon of roads I ded or ne P8 masters and introi duced each one 15 out of the 19 liv ing past masters were present An accordihu duet by Barbara ester, grand junior deacon The fight between state and local governments over who should enfo rce the liquor laws continues, Locai governments get 85 percent of the license money for enforcement pur poses yet the states 82 inspectors are charged with this duty which the local governments ignore Sigler can withhold license money from any muncipality which does not utilize this revenue for enforcing the liqu or lawsThe state will cut the inspec tifcm force to 55 34 county fairs will have horse races this fall The Mich Educational Assn is sponsoring an amendment permitting them to lift the 15 mill tax limit bymajoriity vote Haines and Lois Shirley drew many encores, Clarence Hooper of Flint, grand master of Michigan Masonery, who is just back from a trip thru EngEngland and France described his trip which was made on the occasion of tne installation of the Duke of Devonshire as grand master of FJig lish Masonery He wras also entertai ed hy the grand lodge of France He asked that all Masons be builders A life membership was presented ot Abner Watkins who has complet ed 40 years membership by Percy Ellis P M Dr, Francis B, Lambie of Midland rilMTl948 MwSchool News N 14 Ayow 00 W GAftDgA GOW IM GRAND FATHERS OAVHC GROWING Of A FRUITFUL GARDEN WAS FCUT TO 0PENiiPOM A SPECIAL KNACK HE SUCCESSFUL AlpeNeR, WAS CREDITED WITH HAVING A GREEK THUMB 1 TODAY, WS HCAR LESS JF GREEN THUMBS AND MORE OF TESTED SEED SOW FR EPA RATI ON, FERTILIZATION AND CULTIVATION,, NOW, MORE OF US CAN HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF GROWING A SUCCESSFUL GARDEN, Local gov will receive 105 mill ions this year from the state In f 1144 it was 14 millions past grand master paid a tribute to If the state legislature refused to Joha H Atatrtin, past master of Liv submit Gov Sigler reforms to the ingston lodge who died siince the last past masters night He said he had i known the late Mr Martin since the , grand lodge meeting in 1918 when , both himself and the deceased were people at the Nov,election, Gov Sigler is likely to take the issue directly to the voters Ernest Conlon, former It gov will receive 50U a year as head of the Detroit sales tax diversion REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Livingston county fared well at the Kepublican state convention Moi Lynn Gardner was chairman of the pet Rnakt, district caucus Otto Kumerouse of 1 Thft fff owing grand lodge offi master of their respective lodges lloj Hull of Detroit with his talk ing doll entertained He also performed a number of magic tricks With the assistance of Cliff Millar, Joe Griffith, Wesley Header and a A COUPLE OF GENERATIONS AGO, TOO, THE MAN WHO GOT AHEAD FINANCIALLY WAS OFTEN CREDITED WITH A SPECIAL KNACK, TODAY, WE RECOGNIZE NO SPECIAL KNACK WAS NEEDED BY REGULARLY SETTING ASIDE MONEY IN LIFE INSURANCE, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND USSAVINGS BONDS, ALL OF US ARE ABLE TO GET AHEAP TO GET MORE SAVSFACTON OUTOFIIFE WHILE PRQVIOING FOR FUTURE NEEOS Iosco on the Resolutions comm Thur ber Cornell was elected alternate delegate tc the national convention tft Thiladelphia t ast NUPTIAL SHOWER A nuptial shower waf given Wed night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Mtabon jr for Mr and Mrs Jack Haines, newlyweds 70 were present Games were played, re freshments served and the guests of honor received many nice gifts, 1 grand lodge boat d NOTICE The annual meeting of the Pi nek Grand Council ve the Swarthout Funeral Home on and Mom April 12 at 800 p m All cit teens are urged to attend as officers poses Glen Alt, Ami will be elected for the ensuing year Burch, Benton Harbor and other business will be transact Rochester Myron M ed Committee f cers were introduced Dr Hazen Cole, Ithaca, dteputy grand master, Dr, Francis Lambie, grand lecturer I Roeoe Burch, Chailos Sherman,past grand matersjlaul Schiindeier,Ann I Arbor, irarji junvur deacon,Albert Marlatt, Mt Clemen, grand tiler Mike Whyte, Grand Kapid and Virgin Lake, Landing, candidates for grand marshal Francis Dodge, Det roit, iother candidate was ill but Kex Sackett, past matter of Tyrian lodpe, Detroit spoke for him Paul Belter of the grand chapter, itoyal Arch Masons and J wan Dyer of 1 a o introduced the following m nbers of the of goneral purrbor lc e Wiilanl Hoyt , , Detroit and j Carl Sjholm of Dearborn A chorus from the O E Lyle Martin i Word was received here Mom of the sudii n deaih of Lyle Miutii, of j Donoit Lyle who was yeatr of igewas born in rut nam Tiwniiip, son of the late K W and IIi I Mai tn and giaduated from Ilnckney High School As a youn man he fcpent several years in the VNeai and vv hi jiving at IlCfcotl, Ariz, mariied Lila firistow, to wmch im PINCKNEY HIGH ATHLETIC BANQUET A very delicious oaiuiuet wai seivcu Dy Ladied AuAiiutry to about iot pcopltu wciv umeiuOers ol tne i li S Athletic ssuud Mary Gentile was the vniy gui graauaied and her loss will Uc ueep iy felt buw the icilecuon oi her glory shall be ever present in the numk oi ihosc lett behind JShe sos presented with a charm bracelet irom the ufls Mrituiyev our toastniaster very wouueriuuy fuiiiiled his duty Mia Kaniey ceiaaimj put pep iittg the group and our lhaaks gu UJ her and all who participated m the projiam Mr Uobey was honored with a lovely gut alio the outstanding rank of being the only male coach of a girls basketball team iu Michigan AlioSwarthout was likewise surpis ed by a lovely aompact preseiaed by Mary Gentile in behalf of tne girls , basketball team Jim Meyer bid fare well in behalf of aviior boy iu sports and although it was a festive occasion there were sunn big lumps in throats and many bit lips holding back the tears All the members pf both boys and girls sports were introduced by Mr swarthout and Mr Header The mimical numbers were beautifully rendered and many thanks are in order to Mrs LlOifco Campbell for their success The old maid appropriately dress ed in the i 11 S colors and displaying the new look certainly put tb the opposite sex iu their places Those especially honored were the following Maiy Uentile, Jim Meyer, JLO Hums Meivin Stofer, hill Utteibien, Neil liaugbn, ttis Matteson, Raymond iiurtnbise, Uuell Clark ih6 walls were decorated with pagej of a diary with appropriate sayings frr each player whose face was silouetted on the page The decorations were carried out in ed adn black The girls especially were responsible for tht deeorations Current Comment This frequent time Unkoring invariably started by Wayn couuty, k not popuar with thy rest of the sUu, Kasteeu time which was adopt ed uurisii the late wax was a war time measure only und uaccepted hy the pople as such, it was protested by the farmers and dropped at the end of the war Now Detroit has Wide it legal again and the counties in this section will have to follow suit whether, they want to or not ag their ties with that city are too close for anything elseDuring ye editors htelime there has been much tinker ing with thg hine without your humle servant being able to see any great gain made by these changes, in our distant youth Sun tine was the legal tune This was determined by the sun When a boy, ye editor spent considerable time at the h h iioey farm at the edge of j Dextr His two older sons were my ageThere was a large burn on that farm and it was possible to tell when it was noon by the shadow cast h the sun on the barn roof Tie lailrvmh adopted Central Stan dard blue 1 hia was J8 minutes lat er llan Sun time and in order to get iuline with the railroads Sun tlme was discarded about hUU we I beleive and Standard time adopted , There was opposition and in Ann Ar bor a man had to be placed in the cou house toWer to keep people from turning the clock back to Sun tinip Kventually it was accepted and continued until World War I wheo Kastern time was adopted v hich i an hour faster than Standard time Then in World War II the clocks were set iihead another hour when New York time was adopted Now we are apparently to have anothel whirl at the fast time Mgain ST liev NOTICE There will be a regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 O E S April 9th at 8 OJo p m O E S will also hold a Box Social and Card Party on April 17th in the Masonic Hall HAMBURG SCHOOL ECHO Leon Pulmmer, supt of the Walton township school near Olivet will stand trial in municipal court on assault and battery charges He is char ed with slapping Dan Judd, 13, son of the Olivet township pres when the boy went back into the school tfl pick up a book Pros Robin Carr approved the warrant So we suppose Walton township ltk Hamburg will have its place in the sun for a time S Chaptheir own ter rendered a song of composition I The visiting masters and pafct mas , ters wer then introduced by the s c aid another Livingston lodge past masters night was history although a large number stayed and visitd for an hour or so 68 lodges were represented, 7 outside the state, a local record The members of Livingston lodge wish to thank the local OES Chap for the excellent way in which the banquet was aervea The food wafc fine and the Jcitchen work and serving organized perfectly ion were born two children, Clyuc ,whj died in baby hood, and Ina, now Mrs L D Weston, of Chicago for UK past many eai, the deceased hai been engaged in the reu estate business in Detroit, and, foll owing death of his firt wife lie was married to Mia Maude Alison Demerest of Putnam Township, who Tbrvives him, together with his dau ghter and a young grandson Lyle also leaves four sister, Mrs Hattie Lamtn of Columbus, Mo, Mrs Grace Teeple of Brighton, and Mrs Villa Richards ard Miss Blanche Marlun of Iinckney Two broiher and Uw Bisters preceded im in death Funeral services were held tbs Wed afternoon at the Wrigley Fi a eral Home in Detroit and the ro mains were broucrht home for nter ment in the Sprout Cemetery 4H HANDYHAMMER HAND ICRAFT CLUB No mention was made last week of the 4H group know as the Handy Hammer club with Marshall Mea bon as leader Thia handicraft unit started late in the season hud dii on 0u SHARON ANN MEABON fihsron Ann Meabor daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Meabon of Dex ter, died at McPherson hospital Mon, at birth The funeral was held at the t mm m Swarthout Funeral Home Mon, with 1 OlMrtliilllHl I30I Rev Whitcomb of Dexter officiating, The sale of pine sedlings has ex Burial in Pinckney Cemetery Surceeded 2,855,00 viving are her parents and a sister, The state parks will be opened to Sandra Lee the public on May 30 MARYS CHUKUH 1ranchs Murphy, pastor xwvciia IV id a 1220 noun yii p ixu Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday HJm J p m and Sundy 7 to 7iu a ui Masses at b00 a m and l a in Sunday, April 11, second Sun af ter Easter, Com Sun for men of 1 the pariah 2nd wesk of the both Novjina Among the intentions are San, late John Ledwidge rei by Dewitt fa,ujy vlon, late John Kramer Tues, Mr ard Mrs Edward Gilbert Wed, lale John ard Lill Ward Tnur, late Margaret Mohan Eri, late Mr and Mrs Patrick Kennedy req by Irvin Kennedy family Sat Special Intention, Barms of matrimony were announ ccd Sunday for Dalbert iCann of Bunker Hill and EniKa Bishop of this parish Baptism va conferred this week for Beverly Ann, daughter of Mr ind Mrs Robert Umstead, Sponsors were Germain and David Ledwidge ajid for Clajeme David Peranowki, ponor being Arthur and Mary Shohan and for Hixhard Walter Keiser, sponsors were Victor SECOND AW THIRD GRADE Sbiiley Kramm was absent last wk viih the mumps John Iui jr, had a birthday Ma bLh lie toil us he received a nice new radio for a presenL Sandra llarkins entred the second grade last week She formerly attended school m Pithfield Village Qltjj Third grade geography ha,, c ,mip leted the chaits of spiing weather conditions , Howard Marsh from St Thomasch ol, Ann Arbor iaited oui ruom last Wed and Clessie Mae Palmer froii Brighton was a visitor Friday Eah group in thiid grade geogI raphy had a contest to see who cou d be the first ones to memorize the poen Who Lfkes the Bain Marilyn Phillips and Flora Mae Mallery were winners in the foienooi section and Roberta Aeklev, Sharon Bigler in the afternoon lioma Amburgey and Uolierta Ac ley are hostesses for the con week Kathleen Bell was in Ann Arbor Monday Never were the state highways and county romb, of Michigan is such bad condition a they are at the pre sent time Good blacktop roads which were neer in bad condition befoie have suddenly gone I pieces this spring and the Uremv, lell, Dexter and Mlh road nil have the ir share ol them The road auth orities blame it on the winter with its many days of zero weather which has sunk the frost to the lowest dep th m hidory and slowed down its coming out of the ground Tha high way and road comm also complain that they lark money and equipment to keep the roads Hi condition W K Kelesy Detriot News commentat or takes another view He saya, under former Comm Murray Van Waroner a highway system wag built up in Michigan second to none and Michigan had the best ronds in the nation When Charles Zeigkr took over he broke up VanWagoneri organization by turning back the up keep of many stafc highways to the county road comm who had neither the men or equipment to keep them up to par and since then the roads have deteriorating yearly until a at the present time they are a dis grace Raising more money now for roads under present setup he May img jwouid be throwing it down a rat ho LiPlt attempt was made this spring to enforce load restrictions ficulty getting tools, lumber, and a fr ser, sponsors were place to work Marshall and his wife Gefach and Mrs alUr K eiser Prayers requested for sick and recent departed among whom are Lee Coyle, brother of Louu Coylo, Morning COM CONL CHURCH Rev Alfred Allard, pastor Worship 1030 Stftte fox bounties were up last week to 381 Iowa has no limit this year on panf ish and Mo no limit on any game fish The deer loss is expected to be less this year thai last, The surve starts April fourth The trout planting season starts in MioVApril and last tutfl iiAug OFT BAMM MECTOIC A meeting whT be held at the Pinckne OUpat office Thara night Apr 7 at 70 p m to cfcooae 4 teams for Pinekney soit ball leruc ie Lavey MAY BUY DEPOT There is some talk of the Pinckney school buying the Grand Trunk depot ard moving it to the school grounds fur use as a temporary ciass room to relieve2 congestion at the school Nothing definite has been do sited as yet 11 COUNTY LEAGUE A TriCounty league meeting waf held at the Dexter Tire hall Thurs night SUtfey DiakeL ioe Lavey and Gerald Swarthoot iwpceaeoted Tinck ney Gus Jameiaon will mat as pre and there will be an cast and west division again Ann Arbor and Man chester have dropped out of the east division and have been geplaoed hy Gnus Lake and amthai Chelsea1 S Supt Heruuji Vedder worked together w ith eight boys lim ited to this number because of space and the results Wvre very commend able,The exhibit at Howell resulted in the following awards Robert Mea ben and Kicky MillerBlue ribbon with gold seal Four Red Ribbons as follows Don Meabon with sUver star Jimmy Gallup, Jimmy Doyle, Tias J Sartwe, White ribbons as follows I Billy Sartwell and Jimmy Lavey S Thanks again to Mr vrd Mrs Marl shall Meabon tor their untiring help j GOSLJ MISSION and patience I v rr Bacliey, paor Moring Worsrip Servce 10 K JUDGE JOSEPH COLLINS j Sunday School Ujo Judge Joseph Collins of the Liv Su Wm, Leidig ingstonShawase county circuit Vou, ieoples Meeting 70 court died at his home in Corrunna Ewntng Meii 815 Mon, at the age of 75 eai sHe had Wcd Eve 7rayer Service 800 been judge for 30 years Friday ho Jev Vkr of Goshen Colllege attended a judges conference at Ian will preach morning and evening on King after coming nome suffered I Ar1 4 and show Ptures of Puerto SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES As you have read bef jre in our lit tie column we he had a rate bet ween our two grades to see which grade can keep its sisde the cleanest Fvery time some one did something they wrote it down on a piece of pap er It stems that the 7th grade won as the fcth graders have to give them a party Fridby The seventh graders started study ing tbout Mien, this week and they are going to make a Mich, scrap book Barbara VanSlambrook, the winner of the spelling bee, and Ruth Kirschke the runnerup are studying very hard for the spelling bee which it to be held Thurs afternoon We all According to Detroit dailies Fru CrVcr, the superman of Mlhgan toi thai will soon e bound tor greener pastures VYjJLn the great buildup given him by his winning of the Ug Ten rhampioashp ni4 the Rose Bov, 1 game he is able to dictate terms and hns already agreed to take a profnotion job with a Detroit concern of the same natar which James Farley has with tha Cocoa Cola Co HLs salary at Mich was 14,50 a year The co wifcl pay, him 3 times that amount Sunday School 1130 Choir Practise Wed Night wis1 Barbara luckWe are proud W Organist and Choir Director j ut also Mrs Merwin Campbell Were all glad that the warm wea mill pond saw One industry whicn is jaow no more the ice business which has been crowded out of existanee hy th 5 electric refrigeration appliance On ly a few iiiort nrs ago Pinrlrany usands of cakes iea tl ther ha arrived We have had gym I out there ench year a m lrjm bond Issue Mon to bail ttsm, ed a heart attack Suniving are hiwif, Lena, a daughter, Margaret,of rrunna and a brother, John, of Mi ncn,The funeral was held today froa St Pauls Catholic church iu Owsso Beryl Lt WOIMU on the Horact Hanson farm in Unadilla the first of the week ir the soil improvement dept Joan Griffith, daughter of Mr I Puco outside tlis week,We seem to be having u wonderful time playing base ball Wo had a letter from Jimmy Por tor ,who IB in McPherson Hospital, Get better soon, Jimmy At Lakeland NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Ezr BcbytPjutor, 4O60 Swarthout Rad 7 miles N t of PanckAey Sumliy Sciiooi 230 P,M, Worship Service 330 P M Rev Voder will tiik April 4ti Dale Watkins, 32,Pinckney, Bon iu Roy, 17, Gregory Vera Granger 1H, Mowed, Mary Braley, 17, Hope Stirling rout, 21, Brighton, Doris Crout,, 22, Fowlerville Jaok Haixes 20, Jinckney, Dorothy Whitley, 23, Iinckney Harry Cotter, 42, Howell Virginia Arnold, 26, HowelL several hundred men worked winter filling the ice nooses A hot el was bujt to board them and i nddition tc local mea workers WttB brought in from Toledo The km houses are now all torn down 440 we doubt sf any ice at all was veed in this county thi WtYESf Tha other teasos are Saline, South Lyon and Chehea The West division are Brighton i , , n owr Stockbridge, Okemus and Mrs Joe Griffith was taken to MxkHenLe were week end guestof I The obhervilk Leagi Urts McPherson haspitaL Toes following their aonO HPoubon and family Aril M faTd Mrs Hnry Poulson of J Psyenoiogist gives answer in mso, one of in with the ath Auniajrs KlApril X Detroit Suadby noitfivtoday i M and appendicitis attack, Shewas op COUtmf 1 T A The county P T A metting was t to be held at the court hoaae in How ell Wed jMgfet, April 14 at 8 p a 1 THH the it j Bay City Piqtarial e mmHI WmmmkmilmSt TM , WtatMMkx P t , ftA6ori THEATER 126 WEST MAIN ST, P1NCKNEY MICHIGAN Each Lettuce HI Potatoes y Oranges ST1 Peas B Apple Saucs iV ioc 69e 29c 23c Sor, Pig Hocks Picnic Hams lb Creamery lbCartoon Butter Cottage Cheese Monarch Coif ee 39 49c 82C Ttcmmh voter, tarewoved u l The Milan high school band won A 2iil honors in the band contest ac mar , JT Jackson lest week They g0 to I HUIER HOT SHOT state contest at Lansing May I I tteckbrid ha raiid 7,37345 A ANGER STREET fcowaxds lighting their athletic field I ,AwVi Mchrama with Tha field ha already been graded JAWE WiTHEStRqBT LOWREY P MUttr v4lwiictorian Sua, Tue, AjuiflTn , Lloyd Hassencahl, salutomn of i THF TROIlRl V UITU the Stockbridge high school senior lf,t riMr WIIH claa Hassencahl is the son of the cSSJVtth , latJoL KulT RAY MILLANOTERESA WRJGHT Joane butler of Gregory u the N,Wt , Cartoon Sport spelling champion of that school Tp m ww The parking meters question Coming Lady LucS,LouUWaK seems to have been settled by the Fight, Fancy Fr j large majority given at the special election in favor of them Howj ever Martin Lsfvan, spokesman for j the opposition says he will not withdraw his opposition unless the j contract with the MageHale Co 1 is cancelled and bids Advertised according to iawBrighton Argus The Howell high school team opens its season Apr 13 with Fow ierville at Howell Dewey Breniser and wife of Gre gory are back from California 28 Howell st lights were replaced last week because some miscreants were mischiepkvasly inclined The city is offering 25 reward for information aa to the identity rwn lit A MICM FrL, Sat, AprU 9, 10 SINGAPORE Star om HOWELL Theater UOWUX, MICH Tue, Wed, Thur, Xpril 6 7 8 CAKV GKANT, MVRWA LOY and 5rt4KLLY ILMrt , tn THE flATCHELER AND IML Buaur suxtK Novelty Comedy Fri Sat,, April 9, 10 FRED MacMURRAY, AVA GARDNER, ROLAND CULVER Latest Now bun, Moit,, Twt Apiil 11, 12 13 THE SWORDSMAN la Technicolor BLONDIE ih THE DOUGH Starring LARRY PARKS, EILEEN DREW, GEORGE McCiEADT Cartoon 20 Years of Academy Awards Sunday Shows 3879 Wed, Thur, Arrli 14, IS A Coufedy with TOMMY SINGLETON, ARTflUR LAKE, LARRY SIMMS 1 Cartoon BLOND SAVAGE A Comedy with ,CALO HARWOOD, LIEF ERlCK SON, VEDA BERG CotmngThU Time for Keeps, ,KillerMcCoy, Good Nws,Cass Timberlane Only 775 pecent of the tax payers UD b4 oott ys Come Early of tliis county were delinquent this j THE FLAMF Starring i SERVICE year Fresh Dcfc ioned at Guam I Mqrk Abney and Duane Clawson Our community comes firstits the people of this community who have i made our bank, and its only naturien Tomlm from riiofinv, Sat niRht tfuos and family ami wife returned An lluirs where Winter Tly wrre 4 of Kenneth WyHc 1 ive Mr and Mrs Milton ZcrVm who jl,, Ji ulah Martin spent k m UrorVlyn, N Y ih Marjory Shehan was home froin lur Mhool last week curing iur her grfuiiiiioiher, Mrs Nettie VaiiKltn who 1 i1 Til6 VAII a Campbell and Mrs Vi vinn Prumalee atteiuJed the Voutli fur Christ meeting in ilowcU Sulurday niht Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey entertain ed Sunday in honor of Doiothys l,ridy, Mrs Ma Metz of Howell Vinrtnt Shields and family of Ann Ai Lor and Mrs JStevo Ohrion of liunker Hill Mi and Mrs Stanley Dinkel were in Howell one day last week ,,1 Mr Kdsel Meyer, family Fp nt Sunday afternoon at the Walter lurk home hale Miller and family were Sun jfinrts of the HollisHolioWiiy family at Wrights Corners Mrs kirmia Vollnier and son, John SpHt un at the Charles Eisele homein Fowlerville Mr and Mrs Jim Sintfcr enter tuiued their card dllb Sat niht Mr and Mrs Lotild Coyle, Eva Mer ii, ivhs lo,e Howard, Mrs Kay Burns ajnd Kev Francis Murphy at I tendid the funeral of Leo COjHe in Aiu Ailcr last Tuesday j Mr nnd Mrs Olin Hobimmn of 0 I Vogel and J Dickinson of Det Rush Lake entertained Myrm Mills, roit ut their home Sal night after the Masonic Banquet I Sunday puesls of JAr and Mr i Rohert Tike were Mr and Mrs An drew Campbell, Mrs Vivian Pa,rmal co and Marvin Bruff J Col Kdwin S Georpo and Mrs G I Crane have returned from Ft Mtyer Florida i Carl Biowell and family of Bright j ton, Frank White and family of Hoveil railed at the Ben White home Sunday j Sunday guests of Mr and MrS W Shthan vrre Dr, Harlow Shehan family of Jackson and Francis Krupa and family of Detroit Some 30 neighbors and relatives fravo a party for Mr and Mrs,Reee Cuditli Sat nipht on occasion of the ir 11th wedding anniversary, Games were played and refreshments served Ona Campbell and family called t the Fiod Campbell home in Ann Arbor Sunday Sunday guests of Mr and MrsG W Latimer were Dale Latimer and family of Miliford Mia Marion Howard of Dexter and Lawrence Bau ghn und wife Roland Fennor and Henry Krahn weut to Adrian in the Krahn plane Sunday and saw the Dawn Patrol Gov Sigler wn3 there CARD OF THANKS To all memberi tnd friends of the O V, S,, To Anna Eeason, General Chairman, to th Chairman,of all the corns, and all who worked and furnifched for the Pagt Masters Banquit, please accept my iincere thanks and gratitudt A180 the Self Serve store for donating 12 Ibi of coffee Winifred C Aberdeen, W II U Robert Ross, husband of the J0HN CARROL, VERA RALSTON former Noreeu Crotty is now stat ROBERT PAGE Also former Pihckney high school stud NORTH of THE BORDER t that Cmt firSt In Ur th0Uff ents are candidates for Howell high Starring hts and our conusideration We hopo stfcoo base ball team RUSSEI4 HAVDEN1NEZ COOPER Mr and Mrs Frank Boylafn of uartoo yu Wl11 coe to us if you need the Brighton celebrated their 50th wed Sun,, Mon April 11, 127 cooperation of a friendly bank ding anniversary last week At one Mat Sun, 2 15 P M Con j time he wuift Pinckney blacksmith DANA AND1REWS, MRRIF AR MERLE OBERON, ETHEL BARRYMORE Votes off H I earn A go NIGHT SONf The election here was all Demo News Novalty Cartoon cr Frank Newman and George Tue7TWeThuASiTT3744 Walsh, constables being the only DANNY KAYE, VIRGINIA MAYO Uepublitan to win rUa inAWt los Paul StrawhecKer, paat grand m ter of Michigan masons of Grand Rapids waj unable to be present at the Masonic banquet Sat night on account of having a mole removal from his lip, He is a brother of Mil Ona Campbell Mrs Mable Suydam of Jafckjofi calle at the M J Reason home Sun 1vt Wm McMackenof Norfolk, Va ite visiting his family here The fire engine w3 called to the U of M game reserve Sunday by a grass fire Beef lor tew LUik Bonless Cut Pork Liver Pork Sausage Large Head Lettuce Jeilo All Flavor feflll BroStCoffee Vfcgft Urn HUt tof The majorities were A M Roche, sup 74 Dan Murta, Clerk, 119 Roger Carr,trea 118, C Lynch, justice 88 Patrick Kennedy, high comm, 83 Valentine Dinkel, 6f, died at his home Mar 9, Surviving his wife and 6 children The Unadilla Dramatic Club will bring the plgy The Deacon to the opear house here April 6 Bruce VanBlaircum and family have moved into the Hubbard house across the pond C J Clinton hap returned from o veterans hospftal in Ciiicago where he waa a patient The OES, wi on a musical comedy Bettys 1 urn from Board ing School and dance at the opera house on April 13 Emily Mutter of Howell, the 11 year old violin prodigy will play fiotm of 47 Years A go George Lum has moved into StelU Grahams house on Howell St The Andersons Farmers Club meet at G B Hincheys Apr I 13 The Grand Trunk and Ann Arbor railroads are putting in sidetracks at Lakeland for the new cement fact ory Bert Wellman employed by E A Bowman, died at Hamper hospital, Detroit Tues of spinal mening itis Archie Durfec who has bejfi clerk ing tor W W Barnard hsis taken a similar Job in Stockbridge Howell has voted to bond 10,000 to put up an electric light plant Rubet nWright has hired out to Frank Johnson and moved to the house on that farm Warron rxancts has been called her by the illness of hia sister, Mrs Chas Plympton Will Mclntyrt is clerking for W W Barnard Norman Reason is wokicg in Jack son The boys have gotten their wheels out fer the summer The election was all Democrat except Percy Swarthout was elected treas over George Reason The maj orities were Sup, EW Keruedy,67, Clerk, W B Darrow T4 Tre, Per cy Swarthout 32 High Com, Mike Lavey Justices, Will Crofoot 5r Geo Greiuer TS School Inapt, Ed Bowers 2, Lee Hoff 4B4 of Rer W H Plaoeway 75 Iva Plaoeway, CI Poole and W Dunbar took the teach examinat Jon nst week Bertha Dinkel has a new bicycle Dr H P Sgier has attend of pneunua ftinoe Mar E C Mays house at UnadilUi hura 4 April second The supervisors M are y Albert Jacob, S3, died March t Enrin has jcraduated torn THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MiTrY In Technicolor Screen Snapshot Cartoon Fir National Bank IN HOWBLL Undr Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor Dead or Alive HORSES 8 COWS 10 iMm, HOGS 375 CwtPtPDIKG UFON 3IZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED r REE Futaa Aclmalf Collected Promptly r Modarn Equipmant Capable Mao E L, PARKER, AgmA Phone 88, PLnckne Tha FASTFST DaH Stok fWice in Miabiffa Central De8t oek Ci Better Health Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY1 OF CLOSET EATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STFEL MASONITE SHOWER CLOSET COMBINATIONS STALLS V REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEfeHNG A PEERLESS WATER 4 t t WATER SOFTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS atECTRiC e OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE HEATERS eFiTTlreGS VALVBS, SOIL PIPE A FITTINGS IN STOCK PLUMBINC, HEATING LPA ING 17 LaireaWU D, Rh Ldtt fkomm Pmtkmn lMro x Tetttato SaupBest, StarePINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedhdy, JAU 14 194 , m, l V r 1 A AM T f 24110 MiJiim Bell omvs Ii lJr w, iud mure nudities 11 tquipinvm in UDil with We uded new wire, cable and central otlice equipment at rcvird speed And In th enj ot the war we weiv ju 1 , u pliores in at trie rate 01 er iv L daw list ear, i more t, i me h Fis were er,ted, 1 memt e ijumtheranks prniioi ior iria o us aes were higher 1 here wre ruirlv three times as many of as as ten sears a, and our payroll was learK1 Uuir times as uih ne out of esery eleven o us received pawnents for ilhiess or injury under the companss Ikiietit Plan and 7,4in of us were hn intr A T I stock under a payroll deduction plan K , ,f hich were you in 1947 I AM OTE of 1,200000 Michigan Bell customers In 1947 we bought more telephone service than ever before And the rates we paid sverc the same or lower than they were ten years ao We made 10 more local, calls ami Smore long distance calls than in 1946 We got better, faster sendee By the end ot the year there were IddlHH more Bell telephones in Michigan lint we could call So our own telephones became more valuable to us and will become even more valuable yvln the thousands who are waiting for telephones get them1 I AM ONI of more than 7301 ii i p rc w hse saxirvs, invested in Befl Svn urim s provide mony tor building the lep i dh, makes me an investor in iiehigau livii Aidnms m otiicrs hase inested m tik to ,ni, i , i L indue ly through their save, ,amn ir iM , T i widi institutions owning Bid uviiiilii ltiwwl, diigan Bell took Ml I r,, , 11,0 f, l 111 111 1 , t liL OSL 1 providing vice i 1 Add M uAan Bel, earned the 1 0 I 1, i on iali ol on dollar insested in the business I us is less than a 101 return and ofters us lutle P ent L tor insesting additional money needed to ejmJ arn improve service So its a good thing Michigan BH has askd for an increase in telephone rates to usbinu us a lair retu,i LOOKING AHEAD MiJdan Bell fully expats to supply n continually , ,T , m rz jobs tor thousands ok employees, improving service to the pu with pknty of opportune gnd a reasonable return to tiicc whose saving are invested in the business C or advancement in a grovsinL hudness MICHIGAN BELL TSCPHONE COMPANY Atk for a copy of HOW Wt Did in 47our c r e ittvtttjteC xnjai report ai any Micnigan fie business office ii oday9s Lesson Tlie United Nations nd How It Works rliKl AJ I rrf rrd fices UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA is 13M vR IP Ulkfs, i or OC H3WV I9iifc 5 CIUls i 1 war CLN Hquarte A ace AAtiae ataxies f the Csiled ahat ail CJff Member Coui Ha Clutter aad its aettvaHeg U abeir addaiMBat tuaiUr ru , i aae fh aehaal at asal Nook Mew umm mm a4eto ey tft T J 11 jwod 1 lion i pfiiUi1 Ue rW Hf i iiilmioir 0ulv1l tf dia IN A r,lt rinjr item in ctonomy lniM of Soiiih Aff a h diovrry 1 1 ,miii irwuT Soiitli Africa t pnl iHn in idse alout 70 years u rn Oirn uJouHiirc wl ffrin, iU00 ptopk lwd a KHM1 start The s lcar marks of th pioM ins oft n ntcd t Tnor X tios haiuarr8 r Ir aaf ai orai4c, wiiiie and bUc, wit 1 jXa Jack Aja 4rf tte two forrr Boer flacs x ipyir, T rvjt nK0 cnrpTT Ti JL Uncle Sam Saya Any number uf my young nephews today dream of banging the ball out of the park in a World fceries A big league baseball career is a fine future for any American boy, but so is a career as a lawyer, a doctor, an engineer or some other profession The big leaguers among dads know that U costs morey to give their sons the opportunity fur a great career By investing every pay day in United Stales Savings Bonds, any dad can give Junior a uood start in life Yen, Savings Homls are in the bif league class Buy an extra Savings Bond today ui injury Dtmwn Uncle Sam Says The kid in upper 4 captured yonr heart during wartime In spirit you traveled uitli liimN toward his uncertain future on the battlefields The kid upstairs today is yours The kid may be a freckled boy or a curly haired little girlyour son or daughter who wilt need your help through savings to find a place in everyday life The Payroll Savings Plan for buying United States Savr ings Bonds where you work is the only automatic, sale, profitable way for you to buy bonds by the install ment pa merit method 111 tins way you can build the nejilegg which can make the difference between wishing and luving the funds for education and a secure future for your children If you are selfemployed, buy IH,mis automatically through the Bond AMonth Plan where you bank t S in ,uy lu ittoient Uncle Sam Says You dont need New Years Day to make one revolution which will make your future more secure In fact, this February day is as good as any day for this resolution All you have to do is to sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan for buying Savings Bonds Just write your John Henry once After that, your money 1 b invested for you every payday automatically In just 10 years yoa get back 4 for every S3 invested If TOU are in a business or jorofessioa and the Payroll Savings Plan is not available to you, ask for the BondA Month Plan at your bank ntmi Uncle Sam Says This is the time f y ahoy early tor Chnataut fcegiato take 00 m asr day by day y actually is her v r far f V tttasa Township Finanlal Statement tor the Year 144749 Valuation Estate Valuation Valuation Total 1n strict No 1 Frl Dexter 1,39061500 Tax Rate Taxes Levied Taxes Coltented Taxes Returned 2977,04 Taxes Collected ana Returned 2116148 21,16148 18,18444 Receipts nee on Hand Delinquent Tax Receivedfleer and Liquor License x ax blTax v 5 268 04 1 344 65 488 rs 8 40762 h 79464 Assessed Valuation I Vofcd Tax Milk District No 2 District No 2 Debt District No, 8 District No, 4 District No 5 Prl Marion 174,88010 472 JttLOO v W4 m m ii 29250 00 68,950 00 45 250 00 Oft m m t m tU faxes Collected 18184 44 Collection Tax r 18184 Total Receipts 29759,98 Expenditures District No, 7 Prl Hamburg 99 500,0 District No 8 Prl, MarioA Distrfct No 9 Prl UnadiiJa District No 10 Frl Hambu r District No 11 Frl Marion m 62 85000 68 jl40,00 77,600 00 86,50000 Total 1,39061500 62 14 8,7826 18918 1,77150 44765 31675 69V50 003 408 ,7004 Taxes Coll 44292 8,24584 1,62292 fc M4 4 75768 62040 ,006 1,48580 tiwn 42885 007f 81325 ,107 60340 82725 676,08 51160 29295 10,41836 12,0701 Pajd County Treasurer 4,47740 Contingent Orders Drawn 3,11117 Paid School Districts andDebt 11,473 riJ Transferred to Fire Engine Fima 2 391 1 Balance un HandContinge ent Fund 8 30514 Lynn Wi HenaeeSupi Murray Kehnedy Clerk Stanley Dihkel Treas Asher Wylie, Justice Ben White Justice Total Expenditure and Surplus 29 f 59,98 V rfjfc fii Get your tackle ready for April 24opening date for Michigan trout Youll find good fishing and scores of famous trout streams only a aw ahort hour away And for the same timesaving reason, dont for get your own vacation State of Michigan when you make those summer holiday Remember, you gat extra vacation day whan you vacation in Michigan For fret fishing and vacation literature, write today ft the MRS JANE CRITTEWDEN Mrs Jane Crittenden, 97, died st the Methodist Old People Home, Chelsea Saturday She was the dau ghter of the late Samuel nd Betsey Ann Bush of Howell and married A Riley Crittenden of Howell in 1902 He was editor of several Howell pap ers and slio an ordained Methodiat minister He died in 1933She has been at the Chelsea home for shout 10 years The funeral was held Moa day mornng at the Chelsea Metho dist Home with Rev Percy Lord Of Heiating Burial in Lskeview ceme tery, Howell She left no children Atomey General Black, the stormy potrol of Gov Sillers admin letratton said s mouthful before the Grosse Pointe Lions Club last week He said Michigan school system of 6000 school districts a century old U outmoded and the special aid given them yearly by the legislature is , wasted This money if rightly spent I would have solved the school build ing program long ago Ha blamed pel iticlans and office holders for hang ing on to the present system He paid his respects to Highway Cetnm Zeigier He said he refused to sign an administrative board resolution praising the states highways be cause it would not stand up He said officialdom at Lansing would not re commend a raise in gas taxes now until eigter is reeeieuted tbts spring but will have to then or have no roads at all Mr Black may be a screwball but his speeches make the front page Gerald McCluskey, son of Mr and Mrs,Beroard McCluskey of 1798 El I Molina ave Pasadena, Calif, was I with the army in Korea, China was discharged about the same time as DoU Burns, Neither knew the other wa hi service til they met at the deck before leaving for efwmeee In San Francisco and again each of tfyT boots decked together am returnmg home, Don aura enjoyed his first visit at their home met am cousins Marie and Margie for the fiat time Alee visited Mr and Mrs P rfect for actionWltd days CoBcenied zipper fljriromti Tml4cr pev MICII6AN T8IUST 1 COUNCIL J y I ferized for peramaaerrt W Size The em haM have thio The ettjr league as uaneJI w 4 teams and will he st is idaaaod eo J mPw mwmmsnjy nm In the league made p est rVwlervilfe, snlatasm II WIN Oman NAnli CONTf ST Rotbs Garden King Tractor with Stromatle Draft FREE DEMONSTRATION r TERMS I CNERA UTIUTY SERVlCjg Hewing, Weeing, ilarwing, Cultiv ating, Pta, Towin Lawn Mowing, Belt Work, Bfcjt t fTEEROMATIC DRAFT CONTR OL toaetor aatesnaticaUy steers the dxawhfr implement I, POWER REVERSE For becking ent of eernrs or away from ground obstruction ntsnjnttas tnrningnsw ends or headlands, 4 mUMED fflUAFETY HAND L Daea away warn danger edmtSked rihdamd of handrfiMr FttlCER TIF FHmiaatm need tag kawi lever souneg The wtight of the fe , x work ehunty by an upward g, HEAVY fffirJsen1E er ghp, Vlaeanain AlrCeeied Eag ne smrfnysd at hem ends ef ecaa vyduty 8 YJOMATIVE TTFE tsURMml InttdlOsW AMD OaFFCMB dd liARL INQUIRY TOA PPPf V v, k fcavNPW 1A T AS m w y w siS 5, MW P1NCKNEY tIPATCH Wedhdmy, April 14 IW8 Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit V Groceries I OWtVIHY S fARION , AKER OCONfJ Kenuedys Gen Store NNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Hmckm Jthiyan i Intertd u second wia flutter at Fostoffka at j Pinckney, Michigan undo act ef March 3 187 Subscription ratri 1150 a Year pAUi w ouatLm, ruauann C,ay Jameison, Dexter, presof the lnCounty, is the first string cat cher for the Albion college base ball team Paul Bennett of Howell is see baseman Mr and Mrs Wm Poulson of Centerville spent the week end with 0 H Poulson and wife Miss J,i,r Franklyn of Htfwell spent Thursday nijrht with Mr a Mrs Bill Daughn IF Messrs Jack Hannett , Ona Camp i bell attended the Brighton Past Masters Nifcht Banquet last Thurs niffht, James Fuirbarn Smith, editor of the Masonic World was the speak er Mrs Pegpy Jarslowski and hor bro therinlaw Oris Jarslowski took Harry Prisk to the Travel Show at convention hall, Detroit last Wed whee he received the 2 travel ticket on the Great Lake frood for a 7 day trip each on June 7 The other prize are coming direct from the factory and are being1 taken to Harry He will he allowed to use h rubber tir ed 1 all bearing push cart about the yard and pardon of the county homo Shirey Sons Garage NOTICE RING AND BEARINGS ONLV 4950 AUTHORIZED FORD REBUILT MOTORS 9900 ARC ACETYLENE WELDING WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WASH JOBS 100 GREASE JOBS 100 SIMONIZED JOBS 95 MUFFLER TAIL PIPES BATTERIES AUTO PARTS QUICK CHARGE TRACTOR REPAIR OIL CHARGE 1 Call No 138 J USED CARS FOR SALE I COME IN AND SEE THE NEWROTUTILLER GARDEN TRACTOR f Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 127 PEARL ST CALL NO 138 HOWELL RD J NOWIS THE TIME TO MODERNIZE DECO MORSUN NORGE FURN ACES SPACr HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSIO N BUHNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOKTNER5 HOT WATE R TANKS SHALLOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONE TO THKEE YEARS TO PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pinckney Fab Sheet Vhta Co 210 MAIN Sl PINCKNEY A ri j Doris Doaohue Beauty Shop 19975 SPEARS RD, 1 Ji Mile North and 1 Mile East of Gregory SPECIALS MACHINELESS OIL PERMANENT 650 END CURL 550 COLD WAVE 950 SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE 100 PHONE FOWLERVILLE 230F13 In the spring a young boys fancy often turns to puddles and mudand fortunate is the mother who can turn to het electric wattr heater at times like these But regardless of the season, an electric water heater gives you piping hot water instantly safely Designed for years and years of carefree service, electric water heaters are fully automatic, absolutely safe no flame, no fumes, no soot Thousands of your neighbors have already discovered the stepsaving, timesaving benefits of water heated electrically at a special low water heating rate See them today at your nearest Edison office or at your favorite plumber or appliance dealers live EUctrkaNy one Enjoy ffce Difference TNI DETIOIT EDISON COMPANY Save Money Use Sears Easy Payment Plan jher and daughter of Ann Arbor Levi Lodtke who nderwnt an o rvtion on hia pkal, Aim inday at the Oeoolia Bosher of 733 StUMefty inkel home 59 friend and Mrs G W rty Than night, Alter an fiiejtint j Don Burns returned home Sat M , Mrs VioM Read, Mrs Brandon a year or , spent in Japan , j S AnnT, or AWdeen hite,dauter,Janet and MrsSta snd Korea with the armyHis par 12J Jt u i K y were m Lansing Monday ents entertained at dinner, for him JLS I X I Sunday dinner treses of Mr and j gundny, Jack Young and family, J Z H f Clyde Darrow of Milferd called, n 8tto the Slants Liiie house T CJfi mother, Mrs Flor Darropr n Wegt Umvewity 5, RXJBUkttt and wife arr t Wod spent Bbnsjr kg of Clarkaton, former u , the new house on Una 91 hm VeMkNSt And hu son, Robert called 4 g P 111 frind8 Saturday , W ondemUnd that fc,r IIM SXV Aloortj , W uodeitand that l5r i ottoland Brings of Midland, former rthowt a4ltrs Catherine Thayer ireaiiieiit came to the Masonic ban irk rrfinjfr resigned as teadien, que with DrXambie Saturday night a fnijKjfMil w C AtLee nnd wife who have in Florida returned home Thur Lnt at carda Beet Wjlie in bSatf j Jfex Mcfgie Ad wife of Ann Ar k thoae nwaent he Ukmn witnli1 bor wen Sat guesta of the Prank cm of montr the LoiUmerj ate Aberdeen lamfly I ifi jii Feidler left by train Ooyle 5NC MM teai 0 80, igr 1 k MianfL fla SMtjAtfaeAi Mart fririf of HoweU called in the PlnScney school have, with, draswn their resignationa Rev A Hard waill Sunday and 1 services were started by Alonzo VanSlambrolr and finished bg Rev Poller who pr rvhed in the Gregory Baptist church first I JasJtfurrhy jr, and family of Det roit sp nt Sunday with his parents Mr and MrsWalter Clark and son M Hose H ndce spent Sunday in Lawsing C J Clinton and wtfe spent Sunthe GeraH Clinton home inDetroit Tht Missos ilfan nnd Evelyn Clin ton of Detroit called at the CJClin ton home Sat Their motlier, Mrs Louis Clinton is in a hospital at St CsiHjie for an operation j Mr and Mrs Don Swathout called I a the EmH Weddige Lome in Ann Arbor Thitraday night Mr and Mir W C AtLee spent Friday at the Cy AtLee home in j Ann Arbor Mrs Eliza VanSickVe and rrndo Charteft Dewey, have returned from Phoenix, Aris where they spent the 1 winter I Mr and Mrs Andew Keshitt spent last Tue at the E A Nayler home in Faton Rapids I Roberteefeld d family of Col umbua, Ohio, fent the week end at the Bed Sears Dire ct P res sure Pump No Tank Needed wiih this pump fCQ QC Pumps 250 Gals, an four fMViVV Homart Water Shallow Pump Galvanizd Cast Iron Pump 30 Gal Steel Tank QQ C Pumps 350 Gal per hour ftt3 Howart Deep Well Pump puiips from Wells 5 feet deep COf Ai 210 Gals, per horr Automatic Switch Yw f tr Homart Jet Pump Beat Type for Domestic Water ttV A Supply All tizes Available Electric CUar Driner No More Wet Basements Place on A6 or iiolow Basement Floor Automatic rm Electric Water Heater Hot Watr Day and Night Automatic Thermostat, White Enamal Finish 52 Gal Sire 1145 Sunday dinner guests of Mr f id Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy a4 Mrs Lloyd Hendee were Ambros NUe Gardner tended ttoe funeral Kennedy and family of Howell and UMBNSoier McGuiaife at ttexG,i EicliaNmand fanwif tor llteeiur The Holll Wylie farhwy spent Su r Chartei SftNtohead NJt Ue Albert Abrahams home at nd Wm Beatitee Lantbom of GreFowrviUe Sundaj gory called at the Jease Henry tmi L J Henry, hoaoes Sunday Co1 and Mrs DoHe who have been Mr and Mrs James Burns of AMI living in the Omef Cory cottage at Arbor were home Sat, Other gueata Portage Lake TJ gone to Texas were Miss Kate Kuan of Lea Angeles for a visit Catff Wettea Chetmbertein, Qm K nd family of Col j Mr and Mm Beet Knapp of WilLedwjdge, Charies dark nn4 CeeJar it the week end at iew Rna were SWL gneahi of Stay Dmeew at the torn, of hiofettN JMc wMat MUta iefca Be and Ute i SNMNI siil1 1 m oSS Jfrtmt PiAckftty WeAwwhy, April 14 1948 Buy Now FOR IMMEDIATE DEsstVERY McPherson State Bank CAPITALISM MM, EVA N1LES REED J Mrs Nelson Potter arrived home Sat morning from Avon Park, Fla, where she had been summoned on Febby 17 by te critical illness of her Bister, Mrs Eva NUea Keed Mrs I Reeds death occured on Mar 22, and j her remains were brought tu Akron, Ohio, for funeral services and crera ation, Final committal services were at Lakeview Cemetery, Howell Mich Mrs Potter went South by plane, and returned by raft on the SunGeneral Electric Refrigerators 8 AND 10 CUBIC FEET PWASHERS, WATER HEATERS, RADIOS, DEEP FREEZER 8S 16 CUBIC FT AND ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS ALSO A SHIPMENT OF BAILING WIRE ON HAND LEE LAVEY I r FARM SEED In its essence Capam means a mnn Jas an opportuuity to choose his coupjition to use his earnings in any way he sees fit to own his own home, to live where he pleases, to accumulate s much wealth as he is able, to invest that wealth in other privately owned companies In other words Mr Ciiizen can choose to live in Howell He cnn spend hia earnings at any store he likes, or save a portion of hie earnfngd by depositing it in any bank he ny select He can work at his own vocation where he chooses and can leave that place of enployment of his own volition He can build his home and keep it for himself and family and bequeath it to whom he desires at time of death He can be come n millionaire, if he can save enough He can put his savings to work in in any venture which he believes will be proftable to himself Open a saving account and let us elp you become a capitalist I NOTICE A Savings Account can be opened j am gtni cleaning Rugs and upwith as little as a 1 bilL j holstery drop me a card, cease L Mclntyre, Fowlervule, Michigan TO KENT ON SHARES 2 fields 11 liU ill4A D 4 Tilt near hubbs Corners for corn mcrhersoo Mate MIIK BOX IO8, pmcy l Cora Webb a All dooit UP to 6,0000 U5 ito uZ by ur mn,brWp I ft Court held ura uj aftit tha Probate Office in fk j PROFESSIONAL CMNEK bam, Tho Sunbeam was marooned by floods m the turpentine district of Sou trie rn Georgia and also narrowly escaped a violent hurricane whioh wroughtt much damage near, Mr and Mrs Floyd Weeks of Gran Ledge were Sunday gusets at the Clifford YajiHorn horn Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gray and Mr and Mrs Bob Turner of Detroit were Sunday guest of Joseph Bas ydle and family FCfRS ALE Four room house one quarter of an acre, barn, chicken house, garage and work shop One quarter of a mile South oi Pinckney, 501 Patterson Lake Rd Charles Porter iNcKNEY SAM ruway, Mien Oaily lliOO A M to tOO P M fcsSspt Wednesday Moo, Turrt Set flOQiMSO , IDR G R McCLUSKEY AUJt N MiMtffts Oilue 93ft Eoejioaao SM inkls I KaS It S Howell, mi Estate, Uty Aaee end Pi List ON SHAKES40 acres of land to rent on shares Mrs L LaRue Phone 56F14 LEE LAVEY , rfcaae M Piackaey Miefcjgi JEkUAVaii DM W VaaWiakle Charles JL Attorneys at Law Are SUM 4 Savins Saab HowU, lttshyjan ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMich Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howoll Phono 439 or 97 Monument Markon IMHMMMHMliHJ MARTIN J LA VAN Attornojn At Law IS Bnnpot 4ihto Pkon 136F Ropairiif mm mm Stats 8717 iiakosido Drtt Lleeaso Rusk Lako urd by our momborship oral Dopotit Insnranso All Kinds on Sale FLORIDA HOMfcS Now is the time to buy your fntuuro home in sunny Florida, also farms, groves akes and river pro perty and business property of any kind Contact J V Tincher, an old Michigan residont F C MORRIS REALTY 90 BiUsborough Tampa, Florida held City the aut the Probate Office in the of Howell in said County, on 24th day of Marrh A D, 1948 Present, Hon Willis Jt Lyons, Judjje of Probate In the Matter of tb Estate of Victor Szymanski, Deceasedj Eleanor L,Tomasik hnvtng filed in suni court her final administration account and feis petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution d the residue of said estate, It is Ordered, That thq 22nd day of April AD,i948, at ten oclock A U CTIONR BEitT WYL1E PHONE riMULNEr 7wat STANLEIY BERRIMAN Attorney at LAW 07 H Eust Qnnd Hiver, HoweJ DR C J TOWNER UENiUT Hra, 5 Except Thuradny 8044 Portage Lake Rd 79 Mon and Fri, Evet Dexter, Phone 3461 V REFRIGERATION Service REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE PINCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RADY PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modora Bqtiipmoat AmkvJi Pboa9 Plaekaoy, Michigs HOBERT VEDDER GRAVEL, SAD, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Putnam St Pinckty Phono 106F3 TRUCKING AND HAULING FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 RESIDENCE 413 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK WAULOil AND Wookly Trips Mada To Datroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phono 64F14 CABL ITZ PRODUCTS GRAVEL CON JONES CONCRE SAND AND TOP SOIL ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANL ROAD BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT Want Ads TvATSNow on display, everything up to an inboard,Plank or Marine flce , plywood, fiat, round or Vbottoin I fiXamj Choice of colors and nJJ1 and hearing said petition, nd uJWe are authortaea It iEurthflr OrderoaVE in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for nig and allowing said account Farmers Feed Supply Gi PHONE 14 UdiAZ a dealers for the Much ui Demand fMortin Outboards for Howell and inity AH ales may be handled through our Budget PJftn Complete information on request WILSONS TRA1LEH SERVICE 6121 West Grand River, Lajsa Cha rnung, between Brighton and HowI ell on US 16, Phone Howell 354W4 ed,That publie FOR SALE 6 room house, Full 43n3ement, Coal f urnaoe, with 2 or 4 Lots, for a down payment and smnll Monthly Payments Pinckney Mich Eli Aron 11505 DeUr Pinckney Road notice thereof be given by publication of a cofty of this order, for j COTTAGE WANTED Faculty three successive weeks previous to member University of Michigan de aaid day of hearing, in the Pinck1 sires summer rental Patterson Lnke preferred ney Dispatch, a newspaper printed Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celesta Parshall, register of probate Housewives 8AV E YOUR WASTE FATS OR SALE36 Ton No I cutting oi L New Tires Any part for 1937 Ford aled Alfalfa hay Will deliver 1410 Putnam Street, Phone 39F3 Overcome Soap Shortag WANTED TO DO HOUSE CLEANING PHONE 141F2 FOR SALETwo coal burning hot water heaters tnd 30 gal tanks Outside toilet Water softener complete, Electrtc shallowwell pump capacity 250 gallons per hour Phone Pinckney 129 FOR RENTAll or part of 75 acres of cropland Reasonable KrBockow72tte Cedar LkvHd FOR SALJfiMyron Wilcox home at Portage Lake, lew low pi ice Fred Teeplc, Howell i tr WRKSrcTsiUE RINS0 QXYDOL Pt IT FLOATS Jfe lrt IVORY kktdim 6UAMP0C H mw atisi P G NAfMIHA SOAP PTATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHANCERY RUBY SUMMERS Plaintiff vsWILLIAM F SUMMERS, also known AS WILLIAM F SOMMEKS 4 Defendant 1 ORDER OF PUBLICATION SUIT PENDING in h Circuit jCourtfor the County of Livingston 1 in Chancery, on the Twenty Uiird day of MarAD,1948, at the City tf I Howell, in said County j It satisfactorily appearing to this Court by affidavit of Ruby Sum mers, plamtiff herein, that defendant, William FSummers, also known as William F Sommers, is not a re sideut of the State of M tigan, and that he is a residlant of the State of Kentucky and that his Inst known address is 100 E Caldwell, louis j vttle, Kentucky On motion of Stanley Berriman attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED, thnt the said William F Summers, also known as f William F Sommers, cause his apJ pearence to be entered in his Court within three months from the oate of tius Order, and in case of his ap pearance, that he cause his answer to the plaintiffs Bill of Complaint, to be filed and a copy thereof to be servae upon plaintiffs attorney within fifteen days after service on him of a copy of said Bill of Comp laiot and notice of the Order, and that in default thereof that said Gill of Complaint be taken as confessed by said nonresident defend ant Aai it to further ordered, that within forty days after the date here the ftnid plaintiff cause a notfea the order to be published in the Ffeckney Dfcpatch, a newspaper pri ned, puMiieied and circulating in said County of Ltfagston, and that suck publcation bo continued for j sttodessive weeks or that plaintiff cause a copy of tbfa order to be maiH ed to said defendant at his last known post oQoe addteat by registered snJL Willi a return receipt demanded, at least twenty days be vicinity, lake front Write Mrs L Fraiberg 2712 Leslie, Detroit, Mich FOR SALET Grenk frunk Depot in Pinckney bids will received at De pot or phone Depot 11 or Residence 95 for appinttnent O H Foulson FOR SALEHeavy Field Fence, 4 point Barb Wire, Baling Wire, 14 6 15 guage D E HOEY SONS, Dexter, Mich m FOR SALEPopcornStana lust be moved, Kenneth Davis 960 M36 West Motor 4 FOU SALE 1042 Lloyd Hendee, Phone 64F14 WANTEDWashings Telephone 144F11, Pinckney FOR SALE 19 acres, one half muck, good buildings modern house L E Lorenzen, Soutfc Lyon, Mich Phone South Lyon 4126 after 6 pm FOR SALE 1941 DeSota, 4 dooi deluxe sedan, fluid drive, Heater, Clock, and Extras R C Harboldt 11456 Lake Drive Hiland Lake, Michigan Female Beagle Hound,white LOST black and tan spots near Peach Mt u 1 V 1 M oc iA collar carries the name of 4 S Carmi Webb farm on M36, five miles weat of Pinckney Jim Vafetia 4226 Holcomb Ave WANTED good home for 2 male black and white fuzzy kittens m Phone Pinckney 187FH flflrSALE 6k TRAftE 4o ft windroilt Baker Head Three way pump ana jackalso 150 round bale of 1st cutting Alfalfa Will trad for corn AO vraSee Rusa Livermore after p m deendant, FOR SALE Cabinet model Caaet radiogood shape 25, 960 MSd West Kenneth Davis collar carries the Cychers Inquire of JXoTert Murray 5016 Larchmont Ave, tetroit, or phone Tyler 86172 FOR SALEWOOD Earr Soluoeder, Darwin Road FOR RENTStanton Line house, J miles west of town on M36 RusselU Trisovan, Phone 19F12 FOR SALEt Laundry tubs stand, traps and facets James Whitley, Dexer Road and FOR SALEPotatoes and Orktis L W Umpstead Soi Clarks T said Arv And further, that a copy of this order be served peneney est eald deCendaet should he jee located wieWe said SPOT CASH POft DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 8 auch COWS 10 Each HOGS f3SCwt ALL ACCOMHMC TO MZC AND CONDITION CALVES SHEEP AND FIGS ItEMOVEfV FREE PHONE COUOaCT TO 6 ARUMC COMP AY HOWELL BUYEM3 OP HIDES A CAJLP VU CO Used lures 0 ffaesersbed herein for the SPECIAL OH wtSXi HOYALS JUST MGMT FOE WAGON AND TRAILS WMtLE THEY LAST COME Ml POEASET XPULLPESCE BE NEAOTfOE SlIAS DEIVING i esisl tL CeflieACewi4e FENNERS 0 DIXIE NEEViCE MaMM esaPEAMLST Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 04, 1948 Description An account of the resource April 04, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-04-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e497c5f15fb9e8e6028420d293d0730c.pdf ae8d9dd15d0f4b1b871dd746ce8a90f9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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T ST TT v v 5 yVnT153 Afc i TPH JT 4 Volume 65 Duoatck WwdPeedRy March 311948 w Michigan Mich, state government iias too many bds, bureaus, comm, and other agencies He proposed that the state legislat ure consolidate many of them into a state dept to administration Furtn 4 H Award ermore, he favors as a last alter f nate placing a state constitut lonai amendment before the voters in Nov which would limi the total of tne state administrative depta, to 20 or Less, about ouc ili M ile present total Uov Siglers observation that Mhs government hud become too complex too many bd and comm and has received xavorabie support many people in Mich There is some evidence to substantiate a belief tuat many df tne voters wno supported tne sales tax diversion amend in JNov, Iii4t, did so in the conviction that Lansing had too much money for itg own good, too many state employees en tne payroll And so tlie move to clip the wings of state bureaucrats curtail the superstructure which ha developed from year to year at the ate capi oi otters a popular political ap peal x Quoting Gov Sigler At the latest count here were more than 100 state bds comm aud agencies Many of them perform overlapping functions or duties vhichare not necessary for the welfare of the people Others enter into thlb,every day life of many citizens The following are the local 4H winners itx the exhibit at Howell last Tues in the sewing classes Elsie DeWolfa clubLois Beachy, Ued Rinnon, ,Silvsr Star Ann Shirley Reason, Red Ribbon, Silver Star Paula Curlett, Red Ribbon, Silver Star Mrs Sekeels ClubMary Lou Wright, Blue Ribbon, Silver Stai Barbara Miller, Blue Ribbon, Gold Star Darlene Lewis, Red Ribbon, Si ver Star rBetty Lou Carter, Red Rib bon Phyllis Carter, Red Ribbon Janice Bums, Norma Clark, Shirley Simonson, Janet Atchinson, Afice Campbell, Anita Corey, all Red Ribbons Mrs Albert Shirleys ClassMary Jean Kirschke, White Ribbon, Silver Star 3rd yr,, Clare Campbell blue ribbon, gold seal Barbara Van Slambrook, white ribbon, silver star Lorna Shrley blue rtbbon, gold seal Dorothy Lavey, zed ribbon, silver star 2nd yr Barbara Nash, red ribbon, eUver star Mary Jane Nash, red nbbon, silver fctar Lois Shirley, leader first yr Bernice Singer, blue ribbon, gold seal Bertie Beachey, blue ribbon, 0 seal OUR D EMOCR AC Y fcyMrt Obituary ujrent Comasent SPECIAL AWARDS For having completed eight years on one project, Lois Shirley received one complete outfit appnrel and a k The whole thing is a sprawling pencil with her name and club em maze oi organization Perhaps dia ,blem tnscribed m gold Also lor ner organization would be better term, j work in food preparation in iy47, In well organizted states, recognl she was presented a medal from tne rized for their efinfcient operation, Servel Company what do you find Not 100 bds but Lorna Shirley, for winning the perhaps 20 agencies run by lomm baking championship last year, was who are directly responsible to the awarded a complete baking set by governor j tine General Mtlls Company Right here the gov introduces a ctTiipnAV second reform Not only would he re MASONIC BANQUET SATURDAY duee the number of state bureaus at A IargJ attendance of Ma8n pausing, he would put all under dir from southe Michigan is eRJfJ r ect responsibility and power of the at the annuai Past Masters Nignt governor Banquet to beheld at the Plnckney And right here a basic conflict a , rsos Many state legislatoui, who are critical of topheavy bureaucracy at Lansing, hesitate to c,entriMs jpiteo ,jpwfrafl the hittuk otWiegov by giving him4ftte tfgot Q ijt eat lire department heads Fred Green defeated Gov Alex Grjebeck, they recall, on a move to curtail the authority of the gov iivernor Siller argues his cosa follows AS it stands now, most bds and coins, are far lemoved from control oi tne people The voters cannot make Uieir approval or disapproval heard because the members of the bus bureaus and conin are serving overlapping terms, ihey irtiuentiy are a law unto themselves Tne peopie quite properly expect the gv, the legislature, and other elected oiiicials to be responsiible lor the entire government of the Albert Edward Vsjtfumhrotk at I Eftara Parsons, ass, a MJL of of Edward and Emily LRtlTvW Hamburg school floggteg eM Mamorook waa born in Macoiuv Co, hai tried to comfort the ietwtatore in Feb 18 1W8 Ca Doc 80, Ut he I by pointif oat that there It no aw er oa earth te comptll it to obey tfie was unijted in marriage to Minne V Mil lei, and from this union fiv children were born Harold who passed away tn 1923 Emily Mr GUDeri Campbell Alonxo Rath OMrsCJaude Swarthout and Dankl After their marriage, they continued to live for three year at New Saltftnore, then at Hanon Island for 17 yean For the pact 27 year tayehave resided in he vicintty of of Plnckney wnere he hai gauied nyvny friends He united with the Pinckney Coram Congl church dur ing the pattorate of Rev H E Maycroft tft 111 health hai confined him to his bed for about two years, hi patient lisufferfeig coming to a close on Mar j HP148, at hit home on Darwin Bd Pinckney, Michigan Surviving betides the widow and four childre are 10 grandchildren, one brother Chariee of Detroit and one sister of Ponfiiss Three brothers preceded im tn death The funeral services were held on I conatiU4Jon and appropriate for tfa schools the 44 percent and a fract ito oi the safe t Moat ef ttis moftcj hat bjaea ua4 to trese teachers salaries The offics of ha att gen is charged wUb tnXorcbu h law and aot floutteg ht Mr H sons seems tk be tniaoaet Qovsror Siglers positlbn on the tiles tax div anion peculiar He haa ceiled aft the vote on repeal of thi amead men and instead wil le the genafa fund go into the red and le the people see how they like deiteit financing i As a means of preserving world peace the United Natiow UN assembly is about ag useless at the old League of Nations and for the tame reason It haa no power to enforce its edicts The original piaa for the U N called for an izrternational poUce force or army to enforce its edicts However, jealousy among the mem ben and their unwillingness t0 Sat afternoon, Mar 27, at the Pin1 raise army big enough to be of use ckney Comm Congl church, hit pest j muJlif led this and today the org is or, Rev Alfred Allard, officiating I a mere debating society, jgyen with ICINGS WAf OMC Of THE mk7 UTf HASiV VOICES AMtfUKA THAT MIS OWN COUNTRVMJTN tlf TgN TO ANCXOTWER NATIOM PAlSf0nOMggtllNe TOf I FT AMERICAN WRIT INC FROM PROVINCEA4ISM TO A PLACg IN WORU UTfiRATuAfi , IRVINE f HELPED SOILD TH AMgRlCAN CUCTURAI TRAOiTON IN ARTS AND LETTS THAT CONTINUES TO SUT, TO AU OF tS, A SOURCE OF P40C AND INSPIRATION IN OUR 06MOCRACV IThe large attendance and prolusion I war staring the of floral tributes attested to th that Mr VanSlambrook had osophy of life which greatly ithers,and who tt the world fxor hU having lived in it eighty kindly years The burial was made in the Pin ckney Cemetery taff4BU cea Increase Revenues state The gov of a state, whoever j ers wiil be Dr Fraicii B Lambte o he may tie, is popularly considered Midland, popular Monis speaker to hay he, is populajly considered be responsible tor performance Dr Francij r school Sat night A Lambie ma The speak and quality of u results, yet under I jate j0hn R the present system he does not have j Midland, popular who will deliver a memorial or the Martin, The Detroit Edison Co has fittd a reqeeet with,, the EuMk 5rWCiV Comm at Lansing to wcreaee revetiT fee The co needsl0u,ou0,00u fdr its expansion proograni which will, fincreaee the system capacity 23 per cent The co i hot asking for an increase in rate but that it be allowed to decrease its promp pay discount At the present time thjs ig 10 percent for residential jand commercial cast omers and 5 percent for industrial customers The co asked that all be changed to 3 percent Thjs action would,cost the customers 6,000,000 more a year and net the co 3,600 GETS AWARQS TODAY Harry Prisk who won the grand award on the Phillip Morris Pro gram will go to Detroit today to rec ecivo them The awards include a rubber tire, ball bearing push ear, suit of clothes, wrist watch, cowhide luggage Ket, 2 wool anrts, an elect m in bte to reconcile , a frant ppesentipfcraja has for its purpose the object in time i in progress Hence scuttling of the Jewish state in ine and the offer of the free port of Trieste to Italy It seems to me a replicla of Chamaerlain and alesti the authority to till that respon sibly As you may know, I have therefore proposed to eliminate cenain comm a,nd replace them Wijth comm responsible to the governor, with the consent of the senae The got in turn, is responsible to the people If they dont like his policies tney have the opportunity of registering a protest at the ballot box 1 also havfj proposed the merging certain other comm and bds to eliminate overlapping, and thus save money and increasing services It the legislature votes to submit Gov Sifelers amendments to the vot ers next Nov, it will be more out of courtesy to the hetd of tie party than to any personal enthusiasm of legislators The gov is asking that the legislature give the jury ithe voters an opportunity to return a verdict Chances are better than 5050 that the legislature will do so JOHN LLDW1DOE 4 John Ledwidge, 87, of Portage Lake Rd Dexter township died at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Tues He was the son of the late Patrick LedwWge of White Oak He married Elizabeth Sweetmanl of Pinckjney who died in 1934 Surviving are daughters, Sarah and Veronica Mrs Ellen Shehsm and, 8 sons, Jay and Wm of Dexter and Omer of Dearborn A son, James, is deceased lived on the Sweetman farm MR READER RECONSIDERS At another meeting of the Pinckney scnool bd hetd last Wed night, SuptWesiey Reader reconsid er and signed a contract for next yr The vote of the bd was the same as that a week previous There were i affirmative votes, 1 negative and one member classed as hegatUa not noting As far as we know none of the other 4 teachers who resigned have reconsidered their action and withdrew Uhir resignations Mrt Readers action following the clrcuF atiag of petitions by the students asking that he remain as Supt 130 signatures were obtained These pet itiois were circulated by the members of the Bob White Recreation Center 3 and Court News after taxes are paW Since the average Customer pays about 750 a month the average cost would be about 1 cent day It has been 28 years since the Det roit Edition Co has increased its rates The sole purpose of this act ie to finance its construction program It is practically forced to increase is plant and equipment Public utilities are not allowed to accumulate surpluses The co must borrow money at interest, pay divi dends on its stock In the past 10 years coal has gone up 88 percent labor 56 percent and mat, gasoline etc substantially ST MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Novena Fudar 1220 aooa aad eoo p m, Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8to 9 p m and on Sunday 7 to 730 a, nv , Masses tS 800 a m and H00 a m Sunday, April 4, low Sun, Feast of St Isadore Com for Altar Soc First week of CaOTKovehna Among the intentions are Sun, Special Intention Mon, Special tni tention Tues, Special Intenion1 Ihis Munich conference all over again Proa Trumans U M T and dimft revival may be too late The snny ntvtr should have been allowed te dwindle away to practifaOf nothing Russia, like Hitlei never woui have started her expasion prtgram if a strong oppoafcion had existed 1 The axperts tt Mich State College, an busy explaining the aetisa Of a Prshtian cow, in Eni,ai,l, who won a championship t producing 45,081 lbs of milk in a year after 8 bottles of stout a day had baea added to her det It is s new worlds record Prof, Werner of the co le belittiet tfcij ffe Mid 20 yeait ago a leas jsjiod at aspertsaents ertth alrohnhc flsasj was tried eat It was feund that giving a cow whiskey stimulated milk preelection one day but animal invariably had a hangover nnd production went down the next day The milk also showed a slight alcoholic content At the present time he said some exhibitors give a cow 8 or 4 bectfe of beer or a pett of whiekey before they show it It peps the cow up whieir walks on its toes and looW ttfc a million dollars but mat dayeeme Jt hangover Hsrry Prisk trir comforterAlso 2 tickets for a j With War almost certainand ia 1 ,, SB, KKwtti iiacmuii, ltnr comiorterAiso i ucxeis ior a z ceased expenditures in sight, tk Wed, Special Intention Thur, late day cruiae on the Great Lake Mrs Present seems tike a poor time io slowski and Jac will accom SCHOOL CONSOLIDATIONS The South Lyon Consolidation School Diet, will vote April 3 on bondinger125,000 to build grade school building and gym The Brighton school district met with representative of 17 dist schools and elected a steering comm to study consolidation The Winant school was one of the athooU Pre sented Maurice Powers Fri, late Ann rurlpeggy Jarslowski and Jack Harlown, eut our taxes This cut long Sat, late John McCIear lof the Phillip Morris Co will accom he passed over tfcsf He 1891 The yhkh he 81 Joftfeoilf funeral was held at St Chwcn Dexter Monday Rev Welsh officiating Judge Collins held a one day court session last week Robert Gess ner was put on 2 years probation for robberyWm Stone got hs drivers license back The case of Her bert Porter vs Margaret Rheinhart was settled CHRISTOPHER McGUlNESS Christopher McGuinees, 74, of Dexter township, died at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Wed He was he son of the late Joseph and Eliz abeth Rabbit McGuinees and lived in Dexter township alf his life A brother,dwerd, a and sister, Jennie CARD OF THANKS We wish to express oar mast Sincere thanks for all the acts of kind neis and sympathy shown Ug durtnsT our bereavement to Swarthout Fun eral Home, Ladies Aid, Philathea Cbus, Young Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs Baughn, Mrs Campbell, Rev Allard and those who contributed the floral offerings May God richly bless you all The Family of Albert VanSlambrook THE NEW FIRE ENGINE HEE The new flre engine purchased by Putnam township and vkinits A year Ago afrived Thursday PARKING METLftS CARRIES The perking meters propeaKetoti serried at the special election at Bri 4 , giiton Mon Wl to 191 Att Martin who Ijred with him weie tilled In an j Lavan atrv for those oppoesed annAuto accident several years ago fttjaced he would carry the matter Surviving are sister, Mrs Alice snto dreoR eoart ne apply for aa Herbert of Detroit and a nephew, i iajmsietion reetaing eoewetl from Joseph of Calif The funeral was at 1 failed to ask for atttf as the law pro St Josephs church, Dexter Taeaday Prayers requested for sick and rerent departed among whom are late John Ledwidge andBishop Law ler of South Dtkota We thank all those who assisted with the Holy Week services COM COfTT CHURCH JUv Alfred Allard, pastor Morning Worship M 10 40 Sunday School , 1180 Choir Practise M Wed Night Organist and Choir Director Mrm Merwin Campbell S S Supt J Herman Vedderi GOST1L MISSION Rev Fra Beachey, pastor Morning Worship Service v1000 unday School 11JO Supt , Wm Leidig Veusfeg Pieties Maatiif 740 Evcntng Message 815 Wed Kve Prayer Service S00 Rev Yoder of Goshen CotUegej will preach rooming and evening on April 4 and show pictures of Puerto Rico Phillip pany hm, veto is on income taxes and beae Harry is no longer living wth his ta the workiag man but IsSttt, des step father, Gus Hannaman but was Pt the claims to the contrary A taken to the county house last week earner getting around 21 a i , week save only about a daUac Bear GETS AWARD man in the big income bsjsjik The Michigan Bell Telephone Co et s industrialisia and captoday announced the award of a, Wto ld tetp huge benefits Of Theodore N Vail Medal and 100 in caurse the whole thing is only a encash to Janses E Anderson, a Det Pedient to catch votes as this is roty lineman and certificates ot cit ation to five other employees for outstanding acte of service during 1947 Those name for citations were Mrs VennA Jewell, Oxford operat or Mrs, Wilhetafitia Newbough Wayne night chief operator Ver non H Nielsen and Robert R Raatt, Lansing splicer And Lester Hayden Kalamazoo switchman Anderapn rescued another Mich Bell lineman who accidentally had brushed against a power line Vail paisrn year Meet of the eongapsman ran on a cat taxes pledge and this is their answer awen tf ft if meanragiess and the aavtog to the average BUM are ntfOMa The Detroit City Cceineti hat fltlopted Day light Saving Time by a 7 to 2 vote A straw vote was tetex mostly m the stores and factartee and the majority was isj faaar at It Oaldaod, Csnssee, welatssiav, asjd other aeighhoring ennatiag hswt day Idseated nhey will foOaw the awards, namted for the first I of Dearort Thssw ting essjsa t pros, of the American Telephone 4 effect Aprfl gS aasj ssjsiatws Telegraph Co are givento teMt iaft The Batresg laee 9av fcORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Eara aWehey,Paster, 4060 Swartkout Reed 7 eUp ff E ef tfmckmt Sunday School 20 PtU, Worship Service 33d P M Rev Yoder wiil tek April 4th phone employees who preform out Istanding services beyond the call of duty Don Burns called op from Pasadena, Calif, with an ittlwitt be noase Sat Mies iuctor wfc 5t wiis taken to 41M who haa bean en Paeadena A ui LA AIW 4KA nYf iUv niniinr kisa his Easter He Kate Kuhn pesjd and tried out the next day oeapany A COVUB Lee Ceyle, bretiser of Louts Coyte ha AM Arbor Tmsfcy att WL Taossts ckmrtk ia WINS PStZE Don Swerthout and Merwin Campbell took part in the cribhage toorna merit at Aim Arbor Monday night Deo wen 4th prise, a pea and peacit set Bob RentcheUr, Dexter wen the cJsasanoaehip Notes who have just furnished the eea en AsJigtfa wflawt ti 9AA, turn on their lights ta pivbaMlRlM are that thai wMe oae tion will follew taw aelifn aVtreit aad taaay here ant esgpioysjf eRy factetie tiieoUttee NOTICE The King Daughters will saeetf at t0 p sa Thurs April 1, at trnm BMsae of Jfn Earl BaaghsiThe aaietaetiesi a offieera at IMs time aad a k desired April 1, at the laughsiTae aaaL sea WHS aa saa It is poesibU to esmnt the ats in your section by counting the cocks There are usually hen The melting anew is a reminder tfknt bundag bnam or marehee is i eVeagades unless properly sepervieed men from the U 8 Fagftmm of ladiana aad Wis were catted sa last weak to heip cemaaj rapidly reslag rivers The flttbanw the highest ahsee 192, the CUatee Gjaaad aad gslaseata feTlaw r awe IS te It p m iffSS w ksjsjsjamflsx tjs9 etBewMOlr ttedp eaPertar lite OaktS H J jt i 2 ei 4 t V ai S5 WT jwayP MftmfMv JSgSffi W miairtlriiWii 4 ii Simirfiiahiiffc i n Wift1 frikWw v A Pinckney DUpach Wedneada March 311946 THE WHITE FRONT MARK ET 126 WEST MAIN ST, largo PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN tor 4r 5 29c Tosaat J2iee a Grapefruit Oranges Si LettuceKM Potatoes No 2 Sor, Tins Spaghetti X 3 29 e SSMec Baeosa eUcedr1lB 59c MsiarSa Coffee 4J to flit HM BZ Color Cak ilclrlch OSeo auG 25c Per a is a Neighboring Notes Mr and Mrs Clyde prchase wrth My and Mrs Warren xiarun, returned from Fla Una weeK, John K Burgess, 79, dd at I home in Unadilia townsnip Mar He is survived by his wile, the form ex, Minnie Howlett, and 2 sons, An, ouni drew of Morthvilie and Frank j Kussell iavermore and wife of Dexter expect to move onto their frunin Unadilln about May 1 Born to Mr and Mrs Mux Musch VDorothy Smith of houud Lake, on Mnr 16, a son, Richard, at St, Joe I hopta, Ann Arbor Allen Davis, son of Mis Goldie , iiowinan of Marion recently couipet ed in the national amateur motorcycle races at Dayton Beach Fin Therewere 14S enterics Ho had to retire on the 6th lap when a piston burned out He reached a speed of 11U iniles an hour John Cotter, janitor of Kowell high school for the past 20 yejus reltes on April 1 The work of laying tho 27 mile length of the 24 inch gas pipe across Livingston County has been complet ed, h vill run to Bitf Rapids It will have a capicity of 1 oViehalt million cubic feet of gas Miss Jobephtne Finlun has the Ben Thomas cup on display liit the Wood Druf Store Fowlerville which iiia won is lady golf champion at Lako Chemung The Grays Self Serve Store at Hamburg has been sold to John anaMarion Seeman former operators of stores at Howell and Pinckney, fri AVON THEATER jfteokbildft, Mick UNDERCOVER MAISIE A Couieoy wita M SOTHERN, HARRY NELSON iues, April 4, 5 A Rerelee FEISTA Set 1 Old Mexico with ESTHER WILLIAMS, R1CARJX MONTULHAN Plus New CominffDnger River Serenade Street Smoky SYLVAN THEATER GHftLalA M5CH Fri, Sat, April 1, 4 THL bHOWOFF A Comedy with ,HED SKELTON, MARILYN MAX Latent Newt ELL MARJORIE MAINVIRG1N1A OtiKlENROCHESTER ANDERSON Cartoon New Sun HOWELL Theater HOWrLU MICH Tuea, Wed, Thur, Mar 30, 31, JUNE ALLYSON, PETER LAW FORD in MoM Tues, April 4, 5, 6 Aa Outdoor Drama In Technicolor RENTLESS 3trrin ROBERT YOUNG, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN W1LLARD PARKER and AKIM TAMIROFF Cartoon Pete Smith Wed, Thur, April 7, 8 UNDER COIORADO SKIES1 In Cintoiur wtb MONTE HALE MARION BOOTH PAUL HURSt Cartoon GOOD NEWS Technicolor I In Comedy i Fri, Sat, April 2, 3 Open 6IS Both Days Cume Early THE FABULOUS TEXAN Starring ELLIOTT, JOHN CARROLL PIu WM SWEET GENEVIEVE A Good Musical Witfc JEAN PORTERJIMMY IKON and GLORIA DARLEN ComingThe Swordsman Last Round Up, Thi Time for Keepi SERVICE THE HAT BOX MYSTERY Starring TOM NEAL, PAMELA BLAKE Vartooi From where J sit fy Joe Marsh, Tys Cow Goes to College When i iaitin went to cuTTige tinder the GI Bill of Kijrhls, he took one of ItL Dads HoUUins anf tnrolled it in the college herd Nobodythourht it vi oM for Ty to bring a cow to cnWv, be cause thats what a lei oi tho L e are doin nut oly cows, but chickens, sows, and ewes fur liie ttudentoperated fjirm That way the boys pay part of expenses They VAXO in both roduetH and five profits nllo tlie work mke llieir own 08 and rules Theyre leirn IDS not only how to be good farm era but good citizens TcTboot And iiuNre Uarnhg industry and mod riiiimne t to mil it seems to no lhat thvir favorite beverage i ivjleonu, temperate beer Fiuni where I sit, the more eduation is linked with practical problems of working and jettifig on togetherand practical habts i industry and tciperancc 11e cl r we are to its true purpose, eOtU Mote os It t ears Ago A party will be given at tho hoiw of Air and Mrs Hurry Lteiinuk iiluitiay Jiiiiit jji honor of Mis Irene Warner Lddie Lau of Ann Arbor who pilehed lor Stockbride last your and tho Ypsi Norn ml will report to the Detroit Tiger at Augusta, Geo inia ear iilrukjiey beat him at Dexter last year 87 Mis Hilda Kayinond of Ypianli i suiting hor ftunt, Mrs, V 11 Aiuiphy Horn to ilen Gardner and wie o sitioii, Alar, 26 ft daughter, arjh Josepliine i ii oil Ladies Aid will sorve utiini and supper on town meeung day The 1iitnam Township finane a statement tshowd receipt of 51 98 Jlid disburscnentJ Of 3J4J he Ann ArborLansing bus fccj v fas been iUjned WiUl Ji busac u ay each way MYSTERY OF THE LUCKY VALENTINO RING Superstitious Hollywood stars be lieve a plain silver ring, once owned by celebrated Rudolph Valentindf Sun, Mon, April 4, 5 oringsi good luck to the one who Mat Sun, 2 15 P M Com Iwiurs it Read about this fabulous ROBERT YOUNG, ROBERT MIT trinket, one of many fascinating CHUM, ROBERT RYAN features in The American Weeky ia with this of The Detroit Suii at in The American Vvoeky Sundays April 4 issue i is XROSSFIRfcl4 Match of Time Cartoon Mrs Mary Murphy entertained the John Sullivan and Ajnbrose , Tue, Wed, Thur, April 6 7 8 Murphy fnmilfes of Jackson Easter CARY GRANT, MYRNA LOY o E Swarthout nnu Mis Sadu SHJKLLY itMft Moran spent the week end in Flint, Miss Ikvnardine Lynch of Kalam I Newi ind l We want our customers to feel home at thts bank Confidential per sonal reiaions are the basis of our sorviteto our customers regurdlesa of your need or request, you can conio to us with the assurance that you be assisted and advised to the best of our ability First National Bank azoo spe nt the week end hove Copyiliii, l4, t ,iitcs Brcucs 1 The AUIan and Oj tricpnon, systems were ilched over to uiai system last wok The Fowleniile high school band got ndalHtfr jtr ehr crTnter at Jac kson lat week Ait Martin Lavan aii Judge oil is had dinner with Eanion DcValoa foimfr premier of Ireland at t1 r BookCadillac, Detroit, one night la,t wekTM r L a v i i n k i e vtmr pre riier smce ljr in Ivoland Frsh GroTind Beef Pork Steak Nueoa Maine Potatoes lb IS 10 Peek Jv Crieeo or Sry lge Box LOS bvYellow Cat, Male, answer to iamo of Baby, will pay 5 for return Stanley Iawvleue In arc of Gus Uaiinaman FO RRNTiJOO acre farm Fair 3uildings 1600 year Norman lieascn llione 1 vTTiTninvey49 59 39c 69c 1,29 l 3S ft 3lb TIDE iCompton aches idles Lee Riders Ptackney Gen Stoire Can 25 c c iV4 a 47 Year Ago Lylo Uriggs has purchased the Dick Baker nouse on Putnam St Rev K H Crane of this place hns ueen appointed sole saleinan for the book entitled The Life and lleign of Qtwon Victoria, publish t this year on OCCHSVMI f her diamond juWlee elipbrntion Miss Lucy Mann has sold the house on W Main St, occupied by Caper Sykeg to Wm Going and mother Mrs Casper Sykes has purchased he Tom Tumor house on Mill St The Pinekney Dispatch is to hav a new home 1 L Andrews Co having purchased the Bowmnn block on Main St of George Teeple Tho Dispatch ijs on the second floor Owing to the death of her husbnnd MrsThomas Fitzstmmno wWi sell her personal property at public auction on the Martin Harris farm April 3 Tom Turner will sell his household goods at auction April 3 J, cW McGuire and famiy htive moved to Hnrtland The DansviUe Disturber, weekly paper, has suspended publication, Mrs Stella Graham and faniJy are moving from her home on Howell Street The senior class will reproduce the Hidden Hand at the opera house April 1 Born to Peter Poole and wife Monday a girl Jas Wylie is working for Wirt Smith Kirk VanWinkle closed his school in district 2 Friday Patrick Kennedy has bought the Martin Harris farm Dr Sigler Mid Sigler performed an operation on Max Ledwidge JFri He has a tube in hie side A man named Pond hired out to Gene Smith for the summer After a week he disappeared with a horse and buggy, belonging to Emmett Fal gerson Last heard of hafcn he was in Jackson John Dinkel has hired out to Mr Heisig Goody Dinkel has moved from the Basing farm at Cedpr Lake to Pin ckey in the Bowman house Sam Wilson closed his school in the Yongiove district Wednesday Mrs Beulnh Martin spent Easter in Ypsilanti Dolores Marrow of Dearborn spent the week end with Buaan Campbell I Mrs Vivian Pormalee and daeeh ter spcrt the week end in Hilladaier Max Re ynoldfl and funtly wece ia Ann Arbor SAtarday I Mrs Mne Mete of Howell spent Easter at the Lee Levey home Miss Leona Meyers of Howell was Jn week end guest at the Uerft Palm er home nad with Herb Paroer Jr rrc Sundxv dtnner goests of Mr and Mrs Bel Stags Max RerMlds and facaPy spaat fibster wwh fcas parecte Lanee ttugaes and facnMy of De oit cnllod Je the Herb Palaiar Can 4 Per B lUt CejT Mas wtfe nany Jbt afid tf amd Hyio a jae easatr THE BATCHELER AND THE BOBBY SOXER Novelty Comedy Car toco IN HOWBLL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationA 1 Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Fach Depositor Dead c r Alive HORSES 8 COWS 10 HOGS 375 Cwt PEPEMD1IYG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuai Asimalr Collected Promptlf Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER, Arfent Phone 88, Pinckne The FASTEST DoaJ Sftok Service in vfcchia Central OeatlStoekCii Better Health en to Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY CF CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL MASONITE SHOWER CLOSET COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEMING PEERLESS WATER WATER sbFTNERS PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS ULECTRIC A OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE HEATERS FITTINGS VALVB5, SOIL PIPE FITTINGS IN STOCK MYRON X HUGHESMASTER PLUMBER PLUMBING, HEATING, ftfcPAR ING S717 Lak4de Drive, Rafc Lk Pbooe Pladuaey 13F OPEN EVrNirtci EUe Water Ideate jBPriC TANKS LAVATOSES SINfGS Water Sjretema taalcjr Dink el , V l V f prancNEV DISPATCH BE READY FOR Spring Planting INCREASE CROP YIELD 5 M ONE PERSON DOES THE WORK OF FIVE WITH A t Garden Ring King A FIVE HORSE POWER TRACTOR WITH STEEROMAT1C DRAFT AND A COMPLETE LINE OF MATCHED TOOLS PRICED RIGHT EASY TERMS PHONE OR WRITE FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION CF Hewlett P1NCKNEV, MICH JUNIORS CHECK UP ON STUPES rayon wi a SAM took WhiHkirtt 90 rdfie tit bt Navy posn, falodt rt k99awbL,gr0ywp0a,tA b UtMOQ tittftfto 15 r PEIRCE8 STOCE 0S WCMEk 1 Wednesday March 311948 MRS NORMAN WILSON Mrs Norman Wilson, wife of Dr Nornmn WUaon, died at her home m Jackson Friday, Surviving besides her husband are 3 daughters, Mrs C Hayden, Lansing Mrs F Nowlin, Minneapolis, Mum Mrs G Gothian fof Jackson and 2 son, A G Wilson i Harbor Spring and Dr N Wison, Lincoln, MichiganTvvo sisters, Mrs Mable v Baker, Gregory Mrs Clara Pond, Powlervilln und Mrs Laura Durkee, Stockbiidge and 2 brothers, Win and James Cakev The funeral was rt Jackson Mon wUh burial in Stockbride Uncle Sam Says If you dont mind blending romance and good business sense, Leap Year Day, February 29, offers the opportunity to take a 1CG at the growth in value of United States Savings Bonds For example, here is what hap pened to the value of Savings Bonds as measured by the Leap Years 25 Savings Bond 1940, 1875, purchase price 1944, 2000 and 1948, 2300 50 Savings Bond 194, 3750, urchase price 1944, 4000 and 948, 4600 100 Savings Bond 1940, 7500, J urchase price 1944, 8000 and 948, 9200 Buy Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or the BondAMonth Plan where you bank if you are selfemployed Watch your nestegg grow, safely, surely, profitably U S TitJtmry Depanment Uncle Sam Says IIK VM ,y m l wiU eil nt Public Auction at the place 1 miles W,st of Fin North 2 Mile, to Bur Rd, Euat h mile or South of Howell on ihc Phoney K right on Schafier Kd, follow the nnwson K J KI kney to, Iiiitfro to Cliubus Co o 1I nois Mon April COMMENCING AT 1230 OCLOCK SHARP THE FOLLOWING PROP ERTY HORSES Sorrel Mare, 8 yrs, wt, 1500 Gray Mare, lo yr, wt 14U0 Cay Mare, 7 yrs, wt 141 All Sound, Kind and Truo HOGS White lirood Sow, due soon Spotted Hoar POULTRY 50 Barred Kock Pullet x 25 White Leghorn Pullets HAY, GRAIN ETC 100 Bales of Straw Quantity of Eilnge COL PRICE SONS ANI BERT WYLIE AUCTIONEERS FARM 1MPL E M ENTS McDeering Model Traruir with starter lilu , and hydraulic hill Cultivator MiDuiling Model A TaMr Willi Starter, Livhis, Iullrv, 1 L iiiv,, Corn 1iunier, IHIWUI tu,,i Ami er 10Jj McDiiriiitf Tnctor, iubbT in front iTJlesL tractors aiv m Al condition John JJtcix 4Bar liake John Deere Solid Dr Loader tFoth new lail year, MeUoorlriu Heav, Duty Suid Deck Hay Loader On Rubber Load K i or dry hay lirand new John Deere Manure Spreader 1 McDeerin Corn Hinders McDeenng Potato Dinger, i d con dition, j David Bradley TIt Doiihle DIM Blark llauk Cern Planter, Fertilizer Attachment 4 John Deere 2Ft Mowr MiDeerhitf llDiv Grain Drill, Fer lilizer and Seeding At taehmenli Hinman Pipeline Milker 4rTonHyTlrmTtTcfctftFu Wneon or Truck 2 Steel Wheel Wagons Willi FLil Rnrks Harvey lied Head Haniinenniil Rubber Tired Waeon With Rnk Horsdrawn MrDeeriri Cultivator TERMSAI turns of 2500 or un der, crh ttt0 12 ironth, time m approved notes, over that amount Ail Goods To Be Settled For Day Of Sf le Before Removtl G W Latimer, Prop FLOYD KEHRL, Firt Nafonal Bank, Plymouth, Clerk B What did th RiTry Qiiht State of Wyoming say to the Banking Commissioner when they met in Cheyenne in 1937 Id like to find a plan to assure a comfortable retire ment for myself and my family,, said in SeoreUry of State Why dont you do what I am doing, buy Savings Bonds regularly out of in come his friend replied Today the have begun the second 10 years of their retirement plan The then Secretary of State is now Governor Lester C Hunt, and the former Bank Commissioner is the present director of Savings Bonds sales You, too, ean emulate their example Ii you invest 1875 each month in a Series Savings Bond of 25 ma turity value over a period of 24 years and hold ALL the bonds to maturity you will receive an average yearly income of 7M for tno ten years following V S Treatury Depart Uncle SanHSayg 00 QUAR Yfctf Uaeie Saoi to IniibMi to a wptyipr editorial tor oae f the atotx vital Mfeai State 8i th caption BOMM, tMae AttU Ad the dfaaafjeafaflet 4 lrm fttf hiMe M he he wmM ha mft mm m mm rer the head jtlt he tf a JSf1 4 aisai RV W9 Hftaaejeai fata ajMa Acting on request off Livingston county authorities the Michgian Agriculture Dept has placed a Rabies quarantine on this county Watch for formal notice which will be posted throughout the county All Doge must be kept on private p aperty vnl ess unner control of Wlttred Irwin, Pros Atty 1 iMftftS P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Mfrch 31194 as ai 4 4 t ,f HERES THE STORY OF A r1 BIG TELEPHONE, YEAR More telephones and more service for CMStomersl More Jobs and more money for em ployees But earnings for investors continued their downward frond because the rise in costs far exceeded the, rise in revenues Thats how 1947 stacked up for Michigan Bell CUSTOMERS iiMW1 1,11,Q0HTHEFH0NES AT THEND OF 1947 1937 3rrfl9 1938 T f2 T 2 AC EACH SYMBOL REPRESENTS 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 T747 rrrTmwrt ,0000 TlH0NIS J QT Z X fX 3J p x CPTOPCfTTTTflt1 x rr SP r r r r gr qp jr x p j j qj jp ijp r x o s x s iy jry y IJ y TfTTTTTTTQ TTHTTVfffTHQ 2 2 Z 43 4R 4RC V3 TTT99 UKWONH 500,000 1,000,000 1,505,000 At the end of 1947, there were 123,000 more telephones in service than in 101G, including 1G000 more in rural areas In the territory we serve, 73 of every 100 families had a telephone But 51,000 families were still waiting for service Service was better Customers could call more people than ever before, and did With the average customer making be tween 5 and 6 calls a day, total calls averaged 8,022,000 a day We added more switchboard positions, switching equipment to connect 87,000 more dial telephones, and 330,000 miles of wire We enlarged the capacity of 196 central offices and built 7 new ones k JA EMPLOYEES TELEPHONE PLA GREW MORE THAITIN ANY OTHER YEAR 1937 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 4ft 147 Fortyeight million dollars were spent for expansion and improvement But Michigan Bells plant is still not big enough to aerie everyone the way we would like Jv Michigan Bells expanding business created 1,900 more telephone jobs during 1947 Tins required more supervisory jo lis which were filled by promotion from within the ranks HOW WE DID FINANCIALLY 4 1 i rifle from 1946 GROSS REVENUES 3974 UP 5783000 COSTS 89,776,000 UP 10,399,000 leaves EARNINGS 7,722,000 DOWN 4,616,000 EARNINGS PER INVESTORS DOLLAR 38oc DOWN 34ioc Money received from customers for service was 6 more than in 1946 But costs of providing service wages, taxes, goods and services from others, etc rose 13 Earnings per investors dollar dropped to about half of what they were in the previous year There were nearly 3 times as many employees at the end of 1947 as 10 years ago Payrolls were nearly 4 times as high Wage adjustments last Spring increased costsbout 5,864,000 annually One out of every 11 employees received benefits because of illness or injury By purchasing A T T stock under a payroll deduction plan, 7,400 Michigan Bell employees were on their way to becoming part owners of the business INVESTORS 1947 QUARTERLY EARNINGS ON INVESTORS DOLLAR JANUAIV FIIIUAIY V MAIC J TOTAL EARNINGS FOR 194730 APIIl MAY JUKI mi AUSUST SCMIMIII OCTOIII N0VMIEI DlCMflf fpnr QRflP K Qj HsP BHkP AT ANNUAL RATE OF 6 AT ANNUAL RATE OF 3 lO cs GQ era C EEpEr Efllpr EJESV S AT ANNUAL RATE OF 3 0 AT ANNUAL RATE OF 3 730,000 investors in Bell System securities supply Even with the telephone system operating at capacity, because of rising cosU only the money to build Michigan Bells plant Mil 3 810 cents were earned on each dollar invested This Is not an adequate return lions more have invested indirectly through so the Michigan Public Service Commission Is now considering our application savings accounts or insurance policies with for an increase in telephone rates institutions owning Bell securities ALL THREE GROUPS tors have a stake in the business Looking to the future, Michigan Bell fully expects to supply a continually improving service to the public good jobs for thousands employees, with plenty of opportunity for advancement in a growing business and a reasonable return to those whose savings are invested In the business MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Ask for a copy of How We Wd fn 47our compete, ffustrattcf naaal roporfot aay Mfctifts foil fcestMis 0 tev Women Delegates Take Part in VN Meeting f World Affairs, First Hand , ,4 1 powerf ijiscptiiidc, is loaded aboard a plane t an aixtmGMi before Xspraying mission over a swampy mosquito rf inf progssytt, wlUcfa cutsthe malaria ogBLOioa, was set up wits tbe aid of a mhauim A frtvp cf w swsHUrf Horitl, tkepriMoi at Ukt Emcttm Left to ol WVkMami Ufa MLT oftko tMtci iMRla AI Bfei1 UrnP1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday March 31 1 CMS lYard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries PltfCKJVEY DISPATCH iuulned Evtry Wednesday 115 Main St rinckuiv, M,cirran Entered at second 1 latter t PostoUice at j inckney, atkhijzan undo j ae c of March 3 167 on rati 150 a Year FAUt W Shirey Garage NOTICE AKE5 J0C3NUj Kennedy ui U i etv dinner tuci ui u Vll , , ,, ,,, hl , RING AND BEARINGS ONLY en iaut and Kay itul LUIUSL w spent pari ul lut week Vu oiumjX AUTHORIZED FORD REBUILT MOTORS bus, Jhio, visitmg the Uubeit ee leiu Mr and Mrs Larl iuULjlm emerULivd Uvlr CUiuieil lur Ja i iieauliiL buiitiuy and uh ailiiueU c in UrijiiiLon aUerwatu Mis Lawrence liauglm and cu Hi uic jun Larger were m a ne cue day iat week Air and Aha Jonn Carver were j lioAi uiuKr kuepts of the Uckers it Ana Aiour Oeoie W ebb, M L ilinchey, Uoss liinchey and Veliun llnchey njt Sat in Lansing Wilh Mrs Nell it Uiiyrs WHO iij very low i Ldwuid Drost who la an electric engineer Co lor ihe Western Lleet lie Co in Chicago was home for Kasier Mr and jrs J H Hooker, Miss ioiL liays and Mrs Mauile Say les were Kaster guests of the C VV in University hosupital, Ann Arbor vVord ls been received hie of the death of Mrs Harry YanUeve i y ri Uiisii Lake t Ma omh, lljncs t iis liMiii itoiisiv enter m Id i i ij, llo iisiaw and John Uojnhaw families Eater 4950 9900 ARC ACETYLENE WELDING WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WASH JOBS 100 GREASE JOBS 100 SIMON 1ZED JOBS 995 MUFFLER 4 TAIL PIPES BATTERIES AUTOPARTS QUICK CHARGE TRACTOR REPAIR OIL CHARGE Call No 138 USED CARS FOR SALE W COME IN AND SEE THE NEWROTUT1LLER GARDEN TRACTOR KaiserFrazer 127 PEARL ST Sales Service i CALL NO 138 HOWELL RD siiw fe yvV r NEVER AGAIN said BINJAMIN FRANKLIN f t T i Benjamin Franklins experiment with a kite to prove that light ning and electricity U one and the lame could well have been his last And If old Ben were here today hawonld warn our youngsters not to try his foolhardy stunt 7ly your kites away from electric wire, he w mid say ,kV and dont run into buy itreeti f n the take off fNever use kilet wilh metal ribt or metallic wound strings Even damp cotton strings may be tfangeroui Ifyour kite hits a high tension wire I NO WIS THE iIME TO MODERNIZE DECO MORSUN NORGE FURN ACES SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSION BURNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER bOHNtRS HOT WATE R TANKS SHALLOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONK TO THREE YEARS TO PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1 Pinckney Fab Sheet MetalCo J 20 MAIN ST, PINCKNEY k S4b i THI DETROIT E5Cri SO Doris Dortohue Beauty Shop 10975 SPEARS RD, 1J Mile North and 1 Mile Eait of Gregory SPECIALS MACHINELESS OIL PERMANENT Q50 END CURL r COLD WAVE J SHAMPOO KINGKR WAVE 10U PHONE IOWLERVILLE 2tfF13 The Jo Undlu iumJy 4it Es j ILT MUI his mother, Mrs AnUiony v i,os,ii in Detroit Air ai,l Mrs VVui iliclun spiit I 1,, i MlJi IIS Alileiiiifc ueuUUi i i,i A iih i Uoi Eaater quests of the Murray Kennedy family were Stanley Culver ami wite ol Okk Cirova d irvin Kennedy and wife Mr and Mr M J, Dwriovv called on the Herbert Allyn iaauiy in Lan suij Sunday Mi, Mai tleajuun ill viih , Ms uid Mrs Jack Wdui and treo throat J Jiiuiiy, attended he wedding of a Aher vvhe wui wife called at neicc in Detroit, th iff Vvsite iitjiiic ha Dexter Sat yn ,jack Wilson will urulurtfo an o thiald iieniy, Detroit, spent the peiulon in St jt hospital, Ann We h end at Ue Jese ilinry lioine I Arhor, this Week Allen ni vlleita Dinkel were Omar Gass and wifo of Detroit ii, iinMiie, Saturday were Sunday quests tt thje Lester M iinda ilaii uf Giarui Kapids McAfee lionie seiit the week end at the Albert Mrs Harold itaidy o KusJi lake Dinkel lionie u patient at the Osteopathhs ho Mut Alberta Dinkel and Levi Lud pital, Detroit, tke were Sunday dinner tilers oi I Mrs Lester McAfee Snd daughJak Cole and wile oi Gregory Iters were in Detroit Friday Mr and Mrs G WLatimer an j The Lyrui Hendee fjmly spel Lav rciee Uauhn and fumly weie J Sunday With the Dr James Nttsh fwnhy doXcldwater Knsel Meyer nnd family of YpI miaYftuniiy of Ann Ar bor were Easter ueiets at the Louis Snehan home The L J Swarthout family spent , j Mjroir Dunning of ictiOit Phillip Gentile his bought Jnck town yfie iiy last week Hairnet ear Robert rr spent last week wiith ohn Burg and family spent Ka on0u1 Easter w,h Mp8t Edith ,, his aiater, Jains h Syracuse aad broker with his mother in SalL Fowlerville I ther Rtioh in New YoHt CMv w A irw J Mr4wdMn Clifford VacHorn em tertained, Wray Hinckley and wife Easter Mr Ts P ov RatJ nturned ther, RtJph, in New York City A WAKtcham and wife were hia Jackie Clark spent the week cifl ter guests of Mr and Mrs , with his sister, Mrs Edsel Meyer Thofrpson and family near Ypsflanti j Andrew Keshitt and wife have TL Jl GMhert Bailey of the Adtun eol turned from Fla f,L rre froi Ad i11 StackhridiicJSuaday G W Latimer hiis sold luis fann to Win Hentz of Stockbridge and silami spent Kaster at the Walter ID iLijii bought one near Stockhrdgc Clark home Also a heuse in Slockliide j Mrs George CJark of Ypsilanti I Lloyd Hendee, wife, and son spent sted relatives here over the week Easter with her parents in Holt i end JLuward Spears and son, Kd jr I Don Griffilh and wife spent Sun and Kussell GloNer and fnmijy speiit at the Sumner hoitte in Ann Arbor Easier at the I an Driver home in j The Bob White Recreation Center Doxter flub Are collect if lg old papers The r Da e Miller nd family and Mrs money will be used to equip a aoft Ward Hawood and family ntteiid ba,H team ni the th wedding nmiiversary of Mrs Edith Carr has returned Mr and Ms George Graham at home ntfer a stay of several weeks St Morris Sunday at the Leo BHtes home in Walled Mr and Mrs Don Hlkins, recent Lake, auto accident victins are recovering j Desmond Ledwidge and family in Lnnersary Hospital, Ann Arbor , and Hubert Ledwidge end family of JLI o A n, hiw 1 choc Through lack of upkeep, especially Detroit were week end callers at liij is vv kiiK in rlovP 1 vw ll in kwPr,p tho dlairSe ihcs , the home of Mrs titeajftor fcedwidge LaOLit, inri, ,j Jun, yj Vi cleaned Out the blackop roftd arc in i Eleanor Ledwidge, son, Kelt bad shape, Sonc of the 1ys west of Datd and Gerald, Mr and Mrs Ir,k r rrow, son o la town are said hrve made conserab Kennedy, Mr ad Mrs Louis Dov rnUod ifl iu 1avv v,n,j,v le money last week in pullirg cars J Sackabie, Mr aad Mr Louis Coyle, rvrd Ral sfL weekendin out of khole in front Bruce j Mike aad Wm Radai sMeusVad taw ,u r VaBlaircums houe j funeral of Jeam Lausfftitje M Dejotar Mrs Ida FeidW Byers has just J Monday retnrned from FlorKla Gordon Hester d wiife of IffamMvs Knurm Vollmer and son John i spesit the wsaak emd wtta Aui o v, I r in 1 bnck nn peH 1 the Ros Churck Suftdaf inorniog I j, Jaris of Windsor, t t , i Lucy Jeffrey spent te wk J vising at GeiM Rson ho,e 4 v ,s Iyr sat arttfc bar brother Stee 1 P nffMiKn IU v iv,n Koicrt Jed i, spent Easter wh Mrs Clara Lenn i tYew hleskstt o Kati nturrvei JITHTI, oaney oi ae Awun M i tmel from Fla Sat aftor spending the pas oir, fpeat the weekr end here Nan Ledwidge is ho tnree months t South America and M1e Hoy 9H the rfan academy They returned by war of Pttts tfl Churck J burg Pa and aw mew grand Mias Lucy Jefftyft spent te wk l vising at GeiM Reason ho,e w Mur vc shirliv Enej Eater at es , Anu , atat Ufa hi brother SW Pt Chaffeynn Arbor, Kaihnn Roicrt Kead rno fa iiy ciurUin ,Loi am , Jjt J TheAhe Haines, Ken Davis Paul T J V Ti H V f V il iieu r , jylv and famiv, Detroit , Vd i Onn Campbell and family and Easter at Che Hex Noggie home iu asm family rd f Ftstr T pfl r a t wife J C iorham home Detroit Elwiu Huiee of Tusdn called w Ifrlenda4 hen FrL Ho and fasattr i laat umefc fa , ,, and Paul jfiu , g, Troyer of LMn rd f Trsr ned r sww AicImniSVUt3a catte4 o mUy Gflbert Bauel Y,f 15 1 Mforu ere Sunday guests of Puuli ii iw Whitley and w fe, Arthur cSeU home We4 apent Sunday 4 CUrkatou Cu amfeym, Oluo, for Easter, r and the Rev Beacney far ily Bv r d w SSfHl U4Sjpe Ji htue fsasl Jfi Aats Milrtained her The W C Miller fly n 2 CtoTf v and Ifa WT india ia eek and ac chil and or , Mns Ju sm M1 T J m A A afyi, en lb nsue ajgajgg jpB namjiaUWanMmsmv ,TJ VT MM SunSV 4SX JaMDUU UUWUm esi um SP i, w Mr and Mr, iaha Carwr attcam ed a 4auaer Sum Ann Arhur at udsMh uho msmgrnfftt of hia urut her Gees, to Bsjsty Becker,wns atuv u tT has taw kXr,J Jl ALI A , ii II liMIJP fl ye WJI naysyi u, in mm n ULjaflK Atafc Pinckaey Diapack Wedaeedejr Mrdi 311S48 Buy Now FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY General Electric Refrigerators CAJtD Or THANKS 1 wish to express my appreciation to the students of the Pinckney Schooi ancUo the people ol his com muaitjpho wanted me to remain asdsool supt The Bx oi Education J was kind enough to reconsider my resignation and I have decided to stay We urgethe people ol this area to visit the school and talk with the teachers It is your school and his earning 1 H,,1 you want JZ to be The teachers and school bd , in any way ne see, m to own his membejft m , n 0wa home, to Ave where he pleases, pie andj M P to accumulate as much wealth i tha eg child has chance for McPberson SUte Bank CAPITALISM In its essence Capitalism meant a nym has an opportuuity to chooae his ccupiiion to use he see, fit to own his i PMFESSWNAL ClRNES a w VaawlaaJa fUwAftEY rVufcaeyt Dky 1100 A aft I F M luces Mam TaaVaM S AND 10 CUBIC FEET WASHERS, WATBR HEATERS, RADIOS, DEEP FREEZER 88 16 CUBIC FT AND ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS ALSO A SHIPMENT OF BAILING WIRE ON HAND wealth as he is able, to invest that wealth in other privately owned companies In other words Mr Citizen can choose to live in Howell He can spend his earnings at any store he likes, or save a portion of hfc earnings by depositing it in any bank he may select He can work at his own vocation where he choose and can leave that place of enployment of his own volition He can build his , home and keep it for himself and i family and bequeath it to whom he desires at time Of death He can be come n millionaire, if he can save enough He can put his savings to work in in any venture whfch he believes will he proftable to hilnself Open a saving account and let as elp you become a capitalist LB LAVEY A Savings Account can be opened with as little as a 1 bill ceased ml educational development If parents do not show much interest in the School they are depriving their children of educational possibilities which might have prevailed through more active support does not belong to the teachers or the children but to the people and they can have just as good ns school as they desire I wish to thank the High School girls who have canvassed the town ship for Red Cross donations Some people who have no been contacted are sending checks to me If you dp so please make out the check to the Livingston County Red Cross Fund and I will see to U that you receive proper credit The goal for Putnam Township is M000 and we are aboutj 7500 arum of that amount at the present time Wesley Render OR G R McCLUSKEY IUH,Mta MJt f4i lljMieii 14 LAVEY OHfttftAL UHSOsuuiCE Pitt Mjaa I Mrs James Weeb and daughter, 5 Mary, of Ypsihnti are guests of 1 Mrs Cora Webb Mildred Newman and Al Foglta of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mrs Money to loan at reasonable rates ora WfJfc Interest paid on Savings Book and TAT OFMICHiGAN McPiiersoo State Bank AUCTIONEER FAud jtafettL rCAilT PHNE TfiiiukNfcy 7Fll STANLEY BERRiMAN Attorney at Law 809 Bust Grand Wver, Howe u Time Certificates of Deposit All deposit up to 6,00000 sured by our membership la ral Deposit Insurant Th FLORIDA HOMtS Now is the time to buy your futuuro home in sunny Florida, also farms, groves ifckes and river property and business property of any kind Contact J W Tincher, an old Michigan ree fident F C MORRIS EEALTY Hillsborough Probate Court for the CoSnty af Livingston At a session oi said Court held aut the Probata Office in the City l of Howell in said Co unity, on the 1 24th djsy of Marrh A D, 148 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate la the Matter of the Estate of Victor Szymanski, Deceased, Eleanor L,Tomasik hnvtng tiled in SUKI court her final administration account and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution i mmmmmmm I of April AD,1948, at flee, be and is hereby appointed for DENTIST Hrs U5 Except Thursdny 8U44 Portage Lake lid 79 Mon and Fri, Eve Dexter, Phone 3461 REFRIGERATION Sewlcei REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES PHONE P1NCKNEY 136F13 HAROLD RAftY HOBERTVEDDER GRAVEL, SAND, BLACK DIRT AND STONE Putnam St Pinckney Phone 106F3 TRUCKING AND HAULING CEMETERY MEMORIALS 44 N Meia St Ana AraoxMie Harel Cobh, Local Repxeetatie Sit FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phoae 439 or 07 Maaumeata Markers MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law IS Stat iSiFt Repairui State Of 17 Uafcetide Drsf Rusk Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMfr SO Plakaey Michifs FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST U0 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 308 RESIDENCE 13 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK HAULlftlt AND Weskly Trips Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANb ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR CON TRACT V 90 aet HiUaborougn i thi residue of gaid Tampa, Florida It ia ordered, That thi 22nd day T,ATSNOW on display, everywungi, ten doc I to an inboardiPlank or Marin Want WANTED TO DO HOUSE CLEAN ING PHONE 141F2 up Plywood, ftet, round or Vbottom Choice of colors and materials 0475 and up We are authorized dealers for the Much id Demand Mortin Outboards for Howell and inity All sales may be handled through our Budget PJsn Complete information on request WILSONS TRAILEK SERVICE 6121 West Grand River, Lake Cha mung, between Brighton and Howell oii US 16, Phone Howell 854W4 examinig and allowing said account and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered,That public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this order, for Hires successive weeks previous to said day of heariag, in the Pinckasy Dispatch, a newspaper printed Willis L Lyoas, Judge of Probate A true copy Oslssta Parshall, register of probate Housewives 8AV E YOUR WASTE FATS I A Orarcome Soap Shortage isXafsTUE r INSO t IT StOATS H futs IV8RYSIAP idtmm STATEOF MICHIGAN IN THE CIKCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHANCERY RUBY SUMMERS Plaintiff vsWILLIAM F SUMMERS, also known AS WILLIAM F SOMMEK3 I Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION SUIT PENDING in the Circuit J1 Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery, on the Twentythird day of MarAD, 1948, at the City tf Howell, in said County It satisfactorily appearing to this Court by affidavit of Ruby Summers, plaintiff herein, that defendantWilliam FSummers, also known as William F Sommers, is not a residents the SUte of M hignn, and that he U a resident of the State of Kentucky and that his Inst known1 address is 100 E Caldwi, Louis ville, Kentucky, On motion of Stanley Berriman attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED tAt the said deendant, William F Summers, also known as William F Sommers, cause his appearence to be entered in his Court within three months from the aate of this Order, and in case of his appearance, that he clause his answer to the plaintiffs BUI of Complakit to be filed and a cop thereof to be served upon plaintiffs attorney within fifteen days After service on him of a copy of said Eiilof Comp laint and notice of the Order, and thAt in default thereof that said Bill of Complaint be taken as confessed by said nonresident defend FOR SALE 6 room house, Full Bfuement, Coal furnace, with or 4 lots, for a down payment and small Monthly Payments Pinckney Mich Eli Aron, 11505 Dexter Pinck ney Road COTTAGE WANTED Faculty member University of Michigan desires summer rental Patterson Lnke vicinity lake front preferred Write Mrs L Fraiberg 2712 Leslie, Detroit, Mich SALET FOll iti Pinckney Gr,nk Trunk Depot bids will received at De FOR BALE Two toal burning hot water heaters tnd 3D gal tanks Outside toilet Water softener complete, Electric tfhn I lowwell pump capacity 250 gjJlons per hour Phone Pinckney 129 FOR RENT All or part of 75 acrus of cropland Rensonable R Sockow, 7200 Cedar Lk Rd FOR SALKMyron Wilcox home at Portage Lake, lew low pi ice, Fred Teeplc, Howell FOR SALFHeavy Field Fence, 4 point Baib Way, Baling Wive, 14 15 guage D E IIOEY SONS, Dexter, Mich FOR SALEPopcorn Stana Must be pot or phone Depot 11 or Residence moved, Kenneth Davis 95 for appinttnent O H Poulson FOR SALE35 Ton No i cultirig of Baled Alfalfa hay Will deliver Lloyd Hendea, Phone 64F14 WANTEDWashings Telephone 144F11, Pinckney FOR SALE19 acres, one half muck, good buildings modern house L E Lorenzen, South Lyon, Mich Phone South Lyon 4126 after 6 pan TO LETOn shares 45 acres of the J Carmi Webb farm on M3, five miles wesft of Pinckney Jim Vaienti 4226 Holcomb Ave WANTED good home for 2 male black and white fuzzy kittens Phone Pinckney 1S7FU FWSALE OR TRADE 40 fT windmit Baker Head Three way pump and jackalso 160 round bale of 1st cutting Alfalfa Will farad, for corn See Russ Livermore afjter 8 p m FOR SALECabinet model Calet radiogood shape 26, 960 M36 West Kenneth Davis I 960 M36 West , FOH S4LE 1 lT2Ford MotorTl New Tires Any part for 1037 Ford 410 Putnam Street, Phone 39F3 FOR SALEiril941DTSota7 4 dooi deluxe sedan, fluid drive, Heater, Clock, and Extras R C Harboldt 11456 Lake Drive Hiland Lake, Michigan LOST Female Beagle Houiid,white black and tan spot near Peach Mt Portage Lake, wnl pay rewardThe collar carries the name of J S Cychers Inquire of Robert Murray 016 Larchmont Ave, Detroit, or phone Tyler 86172 Road FOB SALEWOOD Earr Schroeder, Darwin i FOR RENTStanton Line houseT1 miles west of town on M36 Russettl Trisovan, Phone 19F12 FOR SALE Laundry tubs stand, traps and taeets James Whitley, Dexer Road and FOR SAXJEPotatoes arid Crins I W Umpstead k S01 OYD0L fV I, I SOAP And it is further ordered, that within forty days after the date here Of, the said plaintiff cause a noticj osfthe order to he published in the Pinckney Dpatch, a newspaper pri aed, publiahed and circulating in County of Lcvingston, and that such pudkatism be continued for suoeoasive wek8 or that plaintiff cause a copy of this cedar to be mail ed to said defendant at bis last pott otloe addiieas by regsnaiL snath ffeturn rooeipt at least twenty days beaeescribed herein for the lfc further, that a copy of this oveer be served peceonallj on said deaeneVaet1 sbeuid be be located witbin said State of Kentucky, at leaat tsseaty SPOT CASH IXMt DEAD or EHSAMLED STOOL HOR6E5 W fcct COWSIlOEadb HOGS 9iS Cwt ALL ACOOMNMC TO BOB AND CONDITION CALVES, flsafX AsiO ffGS sUMOVET FUEE MOW aoumcr 70 BPBSSJISISHW SBS ssiflsjss ma a BUYESS OF UiOEf aV CALT SO Tires SO JUST MOPT fQft WACOM MS IAeL flPEcuL cm mmm ror uv UIM of said Joseph SL Cslliss Cbrest Inflsjn Aat ior jdaiatsf1 FENNERS n s m r MI Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 31, 1948 Description An account of the resource March 31, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-03-31 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a2f49e816b0ba0db058edc75c6cfe4ef.pdf b2b9521f2c0856764cd05a97c568ddc9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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Volume 65 Pinckney DUoaHa Wednesday, March 24 1948 v Michigan Mirror j Masonic Banquet Gov Sigter has a tough nut to j Thr 18th annual Vast Masters, crackHe will have to dissociate his nigh, of LiYingson Lodge No 76 F I pergonal ambitions from his urogram A M will be held at the school of constitutional reform The amend j Saturday night, April 3 meats he asked for me 4 year term J During its 3 years of existence, for govJ county officer, make see j Livingston Lodge oi Pinckney has of stale and utt general appointive, had its destinies presided over by J let legislators set their own sularie 33 masters Of theae la are still and call a constitutional convention Uviig These men have expended hy a majority vote cast and not a J their time and energies that the majority of nil elector odvc may continue ami fulMl the puriue for wlmh it w cmrlered Therefore one yeavji i he toiu ot lv loCli lo come from ubov to refreshment ind du hoi or to erously of their time and efforts to these men who have donated so gen the lodge PROGRAM Lodge Rooms Open for Visitors 500 to 700 P M Banquet at Pinckney High School 700 P M Music F A M Orchestra A numbtr t legidavis opiset They link th retorm to Im personal ambitions f the gewnor Further the governor bus staged he ooesni consider Ahe oliice of gov ernor a stepping stone to the office fice of U S Senator or some other elective office But it is inevitable some of the legislators will have to he convinced of this Undoubtedly the amendments would strengthen he power of the governor but they would do little for the legislators They could not raifce their own salaries but only those of their successors While the governor term would be streched to 4 years their would reninn at 2 Gov Sigler arguement is tthat since 1108 only 5 governors have served more than one term The adpun isterattton has Shifted every 2 yrs Thilis ha made it impossible for a planned program to be earned out In the meantime the gov has to take the blame for lack of legisla ive accomplishments when under the J present system he is given no tools to carry ouA, a program The gov also wants the legislature to create a state dept of administration to take over ithe duties of the state boards and agenciesThe gov would appoint its director This dept would handle budges, purchasing and accounting It would give tlie governor means to got a job done, the governor claims No 1 MrReader Resign Current Comment A ii in tii ui int l mckney sch 01 ounl a,i WU 11,, WeSiey iader, supt, oi the Ilnekney cL ool tortne oust lis e yeais resigned i ticlore tiie meeting lr Keuder unn ouned lie won id re, u i uiilts the o Parker, LHl lie ll , 1, Vim I lUTK Alr e i i i iii couch RAPID PROGRESS MADE The Mich Bell Telephone Co b Clarence Hooper M, W, G, M, I Invocation Chaplain I Welcome to Past Masters and Introduction of Toastmaster JACK HANNETT, W M day revealed Unit uie percentage 01 j loastmaster farms having telephone service m R MORGAN SMEAD lit G J W, it territory Is wellabove the nat Introduction of Past Masters and ional average Response Ona Campbell P M Whereas 42 per cent of Amercas Accordian Duet G3 per cent Barbara Haines, Lois Shirley Address per ieii tenfarms jiuve tclpiiunes, Of rural esu m iviieman itory have the service The national average record high compares per cent at this tune S years ago At the beginning of the year, liere were more uhan 2,Ul0,Uud telephones in rural territory of the Bell System, including some Yll A0v in me cerritoiy 01 Mich Bell Stipe said is aftribtable in pan ul veJephones served by iieU compan tea hav increased 7,00u including a CLARENCE HOOPER a new M W Grand Master of Michigan with J2 Grand Lodge F A M Singing Sunshine Four of Ann Arbor Memorial to John R Martin P M DR FRANCIS B LAMBIE P G M and Grand Lecturer Introduction Grand Lodge Officers and Distin guished Visitors Entertainment Fred Maier Doll,Skinny Dugan Introduction ANDREW JACKSON BORN MARCH 15,1767,,0 JUNE 6,f45 SELFTAUGHT AND OF THE COMMON PEOJ THE FIRST FRONTIERSMAN TO HOLDTHI HIGHEST PUBLIC OFFICE IN THE NATION, JACKSON WORKED TO BROADEN THE RIGHTS OF FRANCHISE URGED CITIZENS IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE TO SEEK PUBLIC OFFICE BROAO PUBLIC PARTCJPAVON N GOVERNMENT 5 THE ESSENCE OF PEMOCRACY Rapid progress Siticc gain of 42,750 in rural areas ser ved by Michigan BelL I Masters Past Masters Representa tt IT j I,A and irshall meiUiods perfected py telephones t engineers in recent years Use of Stipe said, is attributable m part t Gri,nd Ldge officers to fat and economic construcUon I a irantg for gralU marB aspir will be present ptronger wire lias reduced the num ter 01 reciuired pole holes where rock uoes not interfure, Plows dig trenches, bury wire and cover it in on operation where soil conditions pprmit In addition to bringing telephone service to more rural customertf, Bell companies are inkprovng the service, wr JStipe said Overloaded titles are being releived by reducing the number of parties on a line Mag zieto or crank type senice i giving way to liftthereceiver or dial oper ations WULUAM BURPICK ATHLETIC BANQUET Tickets are on sale for the banquet for Jthe high school athletic teans to be held at the school on the night of Wedt March 31 tt will bel served by theYoung Ladies Auxilii ary of the Congl church, at thn school at 700 p m Following the banquet n program will be put on with Howard Thayer as toastmaster It is as follows SingingChris, Dmk, Jack, and mil Accordian DuetLois ShirleyjBar bara, Haines Comedy Sally LaKoea, John Elmer Singing High School Chorus Comedy Skit Community Singing Auto Accident An auto load of Pinckney people were taken to University tiospit ul, Sunday night Don Hudkins of Pinckney was Headed VJ on L 0 12,4 miles west of Ann Arbor wtiui James Courtier, ZU, of Ann Arbor drove onto U dU from Uellii Kd ana was, nil by a ca driven by Herbert Perry of Linden, berry iot control of nn car and crabliod inio tne Hudkins car, Hudkins, his wife, Norma, and uvo sons, Donald, 0 sonny, 1 and neices, Margaret, y, Madeline, 5 and Maxine 4, an6 An ita Corey 10, who were in the Hud kins car were ail injured Tuesday all had been released from the ho pital except Mr and Mrs Hunkins, Margaret, Madeline and Max me are daughters of Cecil hudKiis brother of Don who was in another car following them Berry, ms wife and son, james, U, were also hurt, Courtier WHS questioned by officers and released voir la ctlcr hun a coircuvt was uninainiious 1 licie wir 4 vuLt cast, jts iiut i jayitie, Alio HKZCI 1 is itM i u 1 t i r 1111 11 iiii t J 1 t , , 1, i 1 IiI Mi C in 1 l i i 1 v i 1 iii iii i Mr KfiuUi vwvs, utiilciu litie two yvars be lore talking over the position of sujit when rllwin lluke resigned lo enter war work al billow Kun Uuring his tune he won 3 football chunipionshjps and the class 1 title, 111 144 Moat ui his tnrs graduated in lH4u and the L lust two eUls Iliiekney has not ilU ishod so high Uunng his time here ilie enrollment at the seliool Jia iloubied and at the present tunc the chuul is i j overcrowcKd The coure of studies at the bchool hn also beenexpanded Always a sports enLiUiiac ne lias caught for both hard and soil bnli teams during his residence here and will he badly missed A fine singer he has been a mem ber of the Congl choir und ulo soiokl for Uie l napte of Kastcrti Stars of which he was a member, lit is also a member of Liviiij ton Lod 1 ge Mo 70 V A M ind served us master in l4o The crowning achieve me it of his career here was the impiovement and lighting of the high school alh letrj jein lor which he worked tirelessly Tins was corn pitted and ready J or ue in thw lull of Ui v understand thai lie has made no definite plans for the future Lust year he had several oilers but Lumed tlitm down in order to remain beie iresiident Truman in a speech last week asked for limited revival of draft, as he considers a sulficient armed force uu uigeni need Congress which is long on talk and short on acftiou however wants more definite details such as we suppose the day, the hour and the place where Kussia will start war on us The President does not kiow th, dm ripitbri iiw uratcice rr, txc eiil ptitiaps lnlin Howvf, luligiv,i i 1 n M lee lea to tn ,i iin aieady stall it Uir a wilj year on tin tihal i Ian nd wti Lutbbly tak ibaL loir to dek M tic draft liune JIUV iius lnc worlds ltigcs arm force available some live mil iyi and can lake over I irope any I me she pleases, liownci, we predict Umivongrcss will continue to dawdle and procrastinate until Kusia invade or declares ar on some Kuvopcn country Then it will be too lute a, it was in World War 11 and we will again take a jolly licking until we attain preparedness I mil dofiu iiir Williarn Boedick, a Pal em an for the Ginsburg Auto Parts of Howell was instantly killed at noon last Thurs when hi car crashed into fee vVNALfWE pT A MEETING bridge over the Shiawasse River, YOHHiL It tl vmlin juTxth of Byron It fa not knowil i p f Lwifft whether h suffered a heart aCtack j plA la1 n llowln offl 1 cers ST MARYS CHUkCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor iNovcna lidar iiiU noon and KUU p in Prenaration for Holy Communion each Saturday 8Vte y p m and on Sundajy i to 73U a m Masses a 8UJ0 a m and 1100 a m Kaster Sunday, Mnr 2S Holy wk deotons each 730 a mand p m Spy Wed and Holy Tnurs, anniver snry of Holy Euchanse Adoration each hour, following holy mass at 730 a m Good Friday services 7 30 a m and p m The Ore Devotions from noon to 3 pm Sat lles STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Ah the slate hiKh school Ijasketball Jackson won tin ilas A by ort lluruii hi Josephs higii school won th class H ami Milan rose to new heights by taking jkj v ai L Ijom hL Peter nd i aul of Sairiiw, last year champi Hj il to 1J In clus 1 Maas a M ui 11 uppi r pemnula iliou ciefea ed Unilocular, live linn iula champions of to 4o Milan w anble get as close to as in jjrevioiis games but siink man long fhots Irevujuly last wek they Pritz Crysler evidently has for his fuvorne solgan Quit while the quitting is good Like a bolt out of a clear sky came the announcement last week thajt he had quit as Mich, lotibnll coach, after It years Pritz has alwaws been a seeker of green pastures Before coming to Mich im had couched at Chicago, Minn, and Princetown without being class ed as superman When Kipke lost his stuff lie was imported to Mich, and then with the finei material available and great Tom Harmon it took him 1 years to wii a Pig Ten tiitlj To cap i he won the liose IJowl game und was name the coach ol the year with no team to dispute him but Notre Dame which did ndt see fit to schedule Heres 11 story Helnnd the Headlines w h a 1as not y b n prind lew beleive he tpiit a coaching, job to become a pencil pusher in the office of the Michigan athletic office Last year lu nearly quit Mich, to take a coaching job in California had defeased Charleviox in Peirien hpiing tloae gunies HEAVY GOING The thaw and rains of Insl week end rendered motst of the dijl and gravel roads in passible and most of the nutos who tried to use jthem got suck Tni blaxk tjj road al 0 went to jiieces in many places There u au bad sink hole on the Howell noiih of the Hsuse school, on M eat in frorl of tlie lene Campbell lain If Detroit adopts daylil 1 v ig tone it will make it awkard loj lie entire state, We remenibei the oili er time that it wusftiied out and its many incoiiviencesCity lesideivf ar said to favor it as i gives them long er iiouis after work Farmers are ugaiiist it as it forces Ahem io milk lore daylight ami go into their fieate i 1l belore Iho dew is off Golf play Jlol I ej sandlot base ball players favtlie baskets 1 ll ll Wulld give them more play ing time 1 he Uctroit base ball team is agin it They have iitfled tlxeir I park and under the new time it w,ild not get dark util J 00 a in in the summer Such a question as tins ihould le pu to a vote and ling ol Candles 73J am Preparat one in front of the Pete Conway WHITLEY HAINES The marriage of Mrs Dorothy Whitley to Jack Haines took place at Wnite Lodge Country Club af 0f Gibney family, req ,bv Mrs Kram night with Kev Alfred AlJLard oil iciating Howaid Hnes was best ion for sacrxtment and communion 3 to 5 p m and f 30 to 0 p m Among the ntenhons are Sun high mass for departed members man and ikirs, no ward Tischeier of Pinckney was bridesmaid The Urde wore n tan wool suit and had a cor sage of white tlowers following luncheon a reception was held for the guests The couple kit on a weeks wedding trip to Syracuse, 2 1 We wish you all Happy Kaster Y After April 1 they will oe at 1 , , home at Pinckney COM COWL CHUkCH The groom is tne son of Mr and JUT AUrf4 AUard, pastor er Mon, high mass lor ,1c Mrs McCIuskey, req, by neicesiuetiale M Philomina of Good Shepard Thu intention of students for self denal Sat for departed relatives of M J Ftoche prayers req for sick and re cent departed farm and on the Dexter road 2 miles I this side of Dexter bui it was possi ble to get past them Jii account of lack of any great amount of sno the v,iteis of Poiitage Lake were not as high as last year and al hough some of Ihe lakeside cottages Detroit is busy discussing the merit and demerits of their new block light changing system on Grand Kiver which has slowed down traffic, some say to almost a standstill Pb compljcjvte the matter State j Highway Com Zeigler, says it is all illegal that L S10 i a ttatiO , J highway and nil rules governing it hould come from the state Francis iatfyn Wed, late Sister j were flooded, there was not the da mage done as Wiere was last yeai d called on Pinckney garages 2 u ddate Mrg H day beforehisdeath30 years W, 2nd county council dek he was one of Howells star bal players find often competed pgainut Pinckney MtfS MARGARET J BiLZ Mu Margaret J Bilz, 79 Grand Havan, died at Glendale, Cat last week She was during the ftfemp ranee campaign of 30 years ago an international worker for the Wo jena 3hriatlian Temperance Union and made speeches all over the U S She spake at Pinckney n number of Ifattt asoaQf atayiiur at the iiome 0t fir XL P Sifier For anany years u , uy tie fete Mrs K F iiier and Miss Kittia Baii Mis Abe Haines of Pinckney He graduated from Pinckney high sch ool in 1944 and served a year in the were elected for the coming j u S navy For the patJB two years Mich Pres, Mrs Asher Wylie Sec,Mrs State College, The bride worked at A idmeyer Treas, Mrs John Bov fthe Vokar tactor In Dexter and is er, Historian, Mrs Wm Hill 1st now employed Ui the Argus Inc,m Ann Aroor, Congratulations, lfW1XSLHeiry Mr8 GlenThronejVicejhe has bten a student at his wife, Cecille, a music teacher v f, , A i MT O Iand a sister, Mrs Roy Caverly of Howell Bill wag wel known here gftte, Mrs Goldie Bowman It was voted to buy an outdoor flag and U paint the new flag pole Miss Elaic Johnson honored the assembly by playing a number of pieces on the piano Mr Howard C Thayer, De puty Superintendent of Washtenaw County Schools, spoke on Consolid ufM Schools after which the ladies served a lunch DEPOT TO BE SOLD The Grand Trunk Railrond will sell their depot here It was built in 1483 and white pine was used The master will deliver the addrees at A E VauSIambrook died at his town today The fun freight house will be moved to tho tne Masonic banquet site of the present ppot and an office fitted up in one end of rtThe MOTiCfi ARE iN ENGLAND Clarence Hooper, grand maastcr of Michigan Masons and Dr Hazen Cole of Ithaca, deputy grand mas ter are both in London, England to attend the installation of the Duke of Devonshire as grand master of grand lodge of England Ye editor tajfced with Mrs Cole of Ith aca over the phone Sun and she informed him the two grand lodge lodge officers will be bnck April 1 and both expect to he present at PinckneJ April 8 when the grand Conservation IVotei I Smelt are increasing but it stii is not known wnether there will be enough lor a run In U4s tlie first two months the take wan lo,0U0 lb iiack in l4i live million Ibo a year were dipixjd A book containing articles on Michigans leading A trees is now available on application to the conservation commission 337 foxes were bountied by the , conservation dept last year bringftirChurch Welcomes you to the K th total for U weeks to 14UH following Serves in mis HVy Wk , and Thurs Night, 8 oclock The Lords Morning Worship 1030 1 Sunday School 1130 Choir Practise Wed Night Organiat and Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt Herman Veddr Lenten meeting each Wed eve at Supper Good Friday Service 2 to S iclock Kaster Worship Sunday 1030 We want to share hcse great ex RECEIVES HONORS 1he Memoirs of former Vice Pre sident Garner running in Colliers is chiefly remarkable for whajt it does not say in 132 Garner was the Hearst candidate for pres and chie i fly through support by the Hearst publications was able to carry Calif and one or two other states in the primaries Now Hearst expected ed to nominate Garner, a man from the deep south His purposeu was to tp Al Smith of New York for whom he had no use since the time Smith refused to run for governor of New York if Hearst was nominat ed by Uie Democrats for senator Al mith and Franklin D Koosevett were deadlocked in the convention for a whole week with Garner hold ing rnoagh votes lo name the winner J tin Farley then the Koosevetf mgt finally persuaded Hearst to swing his Garner vojfces to Roosevelt and his nomination followed Both Farley, and Garner have nothing to say this in their memoirs The war clouds are flowing lo in fcurupe and a frame appease mem is in progress worse Iperiences with you GOSPEL MISSION Kev Pra Baacheyi pastor Morn Wenhia t030 Sinoey School HK0 Supt Wnt Leu THE STORY OF EASTER Young Peoples At a party given for winter residents of Avon Park, Fla, Mar 9, Mr and Mrs liert Nash of Pinckney y peititfoa tPi were the oldest couple present Mr Nasi is HO and his wife 81 Mr Nash made an appropriate speech and Mrs Nash was given a bouquet of pink roses 73U name How nd Kaster get its What was the date of the fin Eas ter Head in the American Weekly CAJtO OF THANKS I wish to thank the many friend whp sent cdsAi y recent with this Sundays jcMar 28 issue illness I of The Detroit Sunday Times the EUaaheiai Frost Lettufte, S 1 Moderator, New York arte of the present, freight house is The Kings Daugfaters will meet needed for more side trades let tAQ p m Thus April 1, at tho 1 home of Mrs, Earl BaughnThe auniARRlACE UCENh l Mesers Jack Haanett Clyde Hah1 nal election rf etticera wlil be held Bruce Urban, 8, Howell, Sylvia ft maheJt We4ey Header at this time and a good attendance Daggy, 35, Lansing Robert Lynnl has been scuueied and the country delivered over to the Arabs The free portef Trieste has been to Italy w prev munist Capt Eddie says of Italy goes commanist certata AM reserve officers recevod 4ier to be ready ia l hours, Catholic Evidence Guild Be suae get Sunday Detxeit Times The village of Desster has ed an AlfisChalmerj can also be used far snow The South LyjMi d to oppose the Mica wpreaanted at the AWk is tk AadtaMr ongl dbaveh p T Curlett attended the Fowler to desired nimte teqoet hut nigbt pf HeU Uxo Jlaia jwt L, Finckhey, Mkhigal Bab ifcuitrfeeier wm i I SP i r tL f A J, 7 4rt flF , nl9If Dttfttk WedBMdiZt Mrch 24 IMS WHITE FRONT 1H WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN Oranges AonkUt Dos Lettuce 2 Potatoes SET Pascal Jnmoo Slit Fresh lb Box Celery Tomatoes Peas 2 22 Etch NOI Can Small Unk lb Apricots Sausage Polish Sausage Pork Roast LB LB 39C xoc 69c 17c 29c 23c 25c 49c 45c 40c NeigbiMMrtc Notes The Sevkhridge P i A na vot 4 to prcaeae a cyclorama for the school stage H is jaiso considering new curtain The Gregory lire depk was calk to UnadUla last week where a builuII ing at Uacfca restaurant caught AVON THEATER I SYLVAN ltiKAHR DESERT FURY 4a Iccaaicotar S QX th New WMt with JJOH 1C JAKAIZABETH SCOTT f Cartoon CMAC J G Ewing has been elected ha San, T of the Stockhridge Commercial Club, I J Paul Ramedell, Stockbridge a sui ferer from polio ha gone to St , Mar aS, 3Q H DEAR RUTH , Here u a Pctre Evryaa Should l, Lukes Medical Cene Philadelphia S, lu good with by plane for treatment JOAN CAULF1ELD, WILLIAM Two Detroit men, Michael Van HOLDEN derveidt, 26 and Charles Wyman,37 News Cartoon Sports were critically injured in a plane n , e a , i crash near Webberville last week, i S1, TT Mw2 Martin J Lavn, Brighton t LomeWas Fight enfc to New York City, March 17, J to march in the St Paricks parade, j 5SC7rSl,IBBBIBI Mrs James Hayner, 33, died rtl HUWlJJJU FalCatel1 Mcpherson hospital, Howell last W4 Sas Wat formerly Dorthea Thompson of Brighton j The Brighton Boy Scouts raised 142875 in their recent scrap drive ttlCM The Buttle of the parking meters, LANA TURNER, RICHARD HART, ComingMReloitfl The Swords Try the New EZ Color Pak Oniric Qleo MOWHL, MICH Tue, Wod, Thur, Fri, March 23, 24, 25, 2 Frl, St Mar 26, 27 WAKE UP AND DREAM la rchaicoior With JOHN PAYNE, JUNE HAVER Cartoon Lait Naws Sua, Moa, , Mar 28,29,30 THE RED STALLION1 la Ciaaiar Starring TED DONALDSON, GUY KIBBEE ROBERT PAICE NOREEN NASH Canted dertoon News Sunday Shows 357S Wed, Thur, Mar 31, April 1 BOOM TOWN44 A RerUse CLARK GABLESPENCER TRACY HEDY LaMARR, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, FRANK MORGAN Cartoon and VAN HEFLHi GREEN DOLPHN STREET44 1 Gcbiio fin iiWho Are We, Anyway Subject csme up At Bill Web differences don jMtterbecauS iters, the other day as we were were selfrespecting people, in chatting over beer and pretzels, frea, united land, Just who are the folks who make up And from whwe t sit,tnatl urtown7Wheredtheycomefrom, what maices our towns and cities Well, Doc Hollisters Scotch our Americaso strong, pro English ancestry Will Dudleys jressivs, tolerant Our championfolks were mining stock from ship of individual liberties hat Pennsylvania Skip Powells fam brought us people from all faiths, tyly were brewers back in Holland all landsto prove that respect for I Guess our bloodstreams got i one anothers rights is the greatest bit of every country of the globe bond humanity can know I and every section of America Weve Still got differences in taste end backgroundwhether they apply te music, history, or beer Only those r Copyright, 1948, United Statu Brewers Foundation Note at1emr Ago The LansingAnn Arbor bus line now only runs FriSat, and Sunon Account of load restrictions THenry Howlett end Wlmer Cross man are the nominees for sup in Unadilla Ben White and wife attended the funeral of Elmer Dickerson Wednesday Chelsea defeated the proposal to give the Consumers Power Co a franchaitoe there 817 to 253 Floyd Reason sad wife are back from Florida An examination for poatmaster for Pinckney is called at Howell on May 10 Col Erwtn B Wloans U B A has been made a brid gan Hs it an old Hamburgu boy The Philathea Olau mat Wth Mrs Dora Swarthouti Mar U Mrs Esther Campbell sang a sole sad Gene Gravesu recited s number of pieces i, tishi sill rages in Brighton and last week Brighton Argus carried the viejws 4a of those opposed to them Howell also voted to install parking meters Judging by the How ell paper, all those against them are deaf, dumb and unable to write for as far there has not been a chirrup out of Uhem u Co, Clerk John flagman hns liense plate N C1948 alL 27 Opn at 615 P M 2400 cows were artificaliy bred in Livingston county last year Albert Litchfield, a pioneer resident of Webster township, Dexter in village died, at Ionia Wed, The fun 1 BELLS OF PAPISTP ANIV erol was at Dexter Saturday NWT M , K U Messrs David Stepitoe and Alfred eH, Cartooa their man This Tim for Keeps NotelDuja to the Length of this picturo tht first show will start promptly t 630 P M Com Early Sat, Mr 27 Open at 615 P Cam Early for Good SoaU, ENE AUTRY and SMILEY BURNETTE DOUGLAS FOWLEY, JOAN WOODBURY ia Arksey who recently sold hardware store t Dexter wilH cttry on their sheet metal and plumbing business af their homes VAMIPP rum The Vernors Ginger Ale Truck YANKEE FAKIR from Ann Arbor went Uivch Sat off Cartoon, the Howell road justi north of the Sun, Monf Mar, 28, 29 Hauae school and had to be pulled Mat Sun, 2 15 P M Cont uuu 1 marsh by the Parker The Pinckney fire engine recently purchnsejj fry the communty of thi American LaFrance Co reached Det roit la,st week or was supposed to The factory men who came with it UOSTWYettow Cat, Male, to name of Baby wiH pay 5 for Uowever were to nJt or J , the cai it was shipped in Sit and 1 nM both had gone astray However it poR RBNTt00 acre farm Pair is expected here any day now I SuUdlngS 600 year I Nornan Reason, Phone 17 Pinckney out of the wrecker Messrs Jack Hannett, H C Vedder L J Henry and P W Curled attended the Pas Musters night ban quet given by the Milan Masonic lod ge last Wednesday night Roy HanneSt has returned home from Uhe Veterans hospital at Dear born The Bob White Recreation Club is conducting a scrap paper drive I Cartoon Phone Mr, White if you have any oil papers on hnnd oiaine Porter, idaughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Porter of Portage Lake had her tonsils removed fit Mc Pherson hospital, Howell, Saturday The city of Vpsilajiti will vote on April 5 on barring the sale of all but pasteurized milk in the city Mr and Mrs Charles Fields of South Lyon celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary last Sunday ICKEY ROONEY, BRIAN DONLEVY, ANN BLYTH in KILLER McCOY d, Thur, Mar 30, STT JUNE ALLYSON, PETER LAW FORB in SERVICE There may be older banks, there may be larger banks but there is no betlter bank for you than this Jiank in your community Believing in you, and in our community, our every effort is being put forth to make our community better and betterour bank still more strong we invite you to transact your bus iness in banking with us First National Bank GOOD NEWS In Technicolor Cdmody IN HOWBLL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up to n,000 for Each Depositor Smoked Hams Nucoa Ole for Easts 1 Fresh argarine n Pork Liver Fresh Neck Bones Lettuce S Columbia omato Soup 15 ipso Lf Powder 236 Mtke Buen has cltsed his school term in Iosco 1 An order of Buffalos is being org I here I Mrs Will Dunning has pneumonia I George Winans of Hamburg was 1 j in town last week in the interest of 1 the new Portland Cement plant to k be built at Lakeland Jackaon is to have a new 100,000 hotel Lettie Smith Moran has been given a divorce from Charles Moran John W Harris and wife are mov ing form Detroit Fri with their Spring millinery stock Emmett Birnie and Floyd Randall have both passed the state pharmacy examination A good attendance was present at the St Patricks day celebration given at the opera house by St Marys church Will Shehan won the 20 gold piece, John W Harris and biobert Kelly each 10 Miss Dora Tiplady won the diamond ring in the quilt contest The village taeasory was exhaust ed and the council had to borrow 100 Born to Ed Reynolds and wife one day Last week a girt The Hamburg cheese factory opens April 1st Cora Devereaox dosed her school sa North Howell Friday The Coete Bros, hav moved on the Frank Richmond farm The Dsffiocxati of Putnam have Baaed the fottowing ticket SupErastus Kennedy Clerk, W B Darrow Trees, George Reason jrp High ComMike Lavey Justice, D CNT Justice, George Greincr Sch ool JjeLee Hoff, Ed Bowers, Bel of Rer W H Place way Con steUeeJohn Chalkier, Bert Van I Bseircum, Henry Hams, Pfclanoerl Monroe I ae eeath of Thomas Fitrwmmons the coroners jury investigations fend4ed iaaaaraea the Ryaa tarn isasnberig hsehtis 4set Oaat 4eceased esaae f Ids tjh aye atov eatae heck of his head hy paities astaeva Of Ae S wit 4ntsained t, Hmm Ryan Deky Jr wrfeeed te tsetst Dead er Alive HORSES 8 COWS 10 HOGS 375 Cwt DEPEHD1FG UPON SIE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED r REE Faaa Aalmalf Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER, Aatnot Phone 88, Pinckne Tba FASTEST Doad Sfxk Service in Central Dead Stoek Co Better Health site Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE FIXTURES LEDGE TYPE SINKS VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL e MASONITE SHOWER CLOSET COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS A SHAFFER DEMING PEERLESS WATER WATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS atJBCTRIC it OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE 4 FITTINGS VALVBS, SOIL PIPE A FITTINGS IN STOCK PUUMBING HEATING REPAIR ING Piachmes ISCre ri7 fslrsslae Driva, Rust Le OPEN EVf NsNoh stst eut a PfttfluMjr 6itw flwOoPtf satesstaaRatitSM m fine etttsaa ad leaves a jMsewsssl sU atstere itehatP1NCKNEY DESPATCH Wednesday, Maxch 241SK8 Ya rd Goods, Hosiery Gents Fruit Vegetables GrocerieS, Kenuedys Gen Store fMNCKNCY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknav, Ychhan Bntertd a second ua t matter 1 Pectoilke at Pinckaey, Michigan undo the act tl March 187 Subc7iiuon ratti 1150 a Year Mr and Mr Geo Meabon Sr had kutchuxn und family, Mr and Mrs as Sunday guests, Mr and Mrs S Clarence jKetchum and son, Konald Mr and Mrs Herbert Ketch um of Mason JmW Mr and Mrs Loren Meabon and children of Grand Rapids spent jthe week end with Mr and Mrs ,Geo Meabon Sr and Donald return with them to spend his Easter Vacation Mr and Mrs Wilbur Warner of Fort Wayne Iud called on Mrs M Teeple Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Brash went to Macon, Georgia, last week to visit son, Wm jr at the army camp Gentf Campbell is a patient at Mc Pherson hosprtal, Howelli Born to Mr and Mrs Roland Singer at McPherson hospital Howell a girl on March 17 Mrs Mae Higgins of Ann Arbor spent the week end at her home here Harold Koch find daughter and Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor called at the M E Darrow home Thurs John Meyer and wife and Emil Litdke and wife of Ypsilanti called on Mrs Beulah Martin Sun Mss Catherine Miller and Mrs Marjory Shehan attended the tenchI ers institute in Ann Arbor Friday Shlrey Sons Garage NOTICE RING AND BEARINGS ONLY 4950 AUTHORIZED FORD REBUILT MOTORS 9900 ARC ACETYLENE WELDING WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WASH JOBS 100 GREASE JOBS 100 SIMON1ZED JOBS 995 MUFFLER TAIL PIPES t BATTERIES AUTO PARTS TRACTOR REPAIR QUICK CHARGE OIL CHARGE ij Call No138 Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 127 PEARL ST CALL NO 138 HOWELL RD riPS ft ,MT TIM Vi VStS 1 tlMli X rwS t ur TL, jai sag A j HS sS V V s vt 5 t e i REDDY, AT YOUR FINGERTIPS HI woric for yon fho whoU day through Toast your toast cook, least, or ftew Wash your doth qnd pest ffom, too til boot, rt doan male fet lor you HI Mp in factor, md sdtoots And help fho youogitoii loam tho ruiot For farm f vo sot loll of Hides Like metldas cows or fcafiof dh And, Boss, I brfyttf gktf to koow I work long hours far ttapaHaw So uM a oady hoop on 1H la my tEDDYSOX hoaM ID ctwoyt 4 I X Uumatt TO DETROIT EDISON Co X v vs V NOWIS THE TIME TO MODERNIZE DECO MORSUN NORGE FURNACES SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSIO N BURNERS J ft COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOPTNfcRS HOT WATE R TANKS v SHALLOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONE TO THREE YEARS TO PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pinckney Fab Sheet Metal Co 210 MAIN ST PINCKNEY Derlt Doiiohue Beauty Shop 19975 SPEARS RD, iii MiUs North and 1 Mils East of Gregory SPECIALS MACHINELESS OIL PERMANENT 650 END CURL 550 COLD WAVE 950 SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE 100 The Merwin Campbell family spent Saturday in Detroit Mi and Mrs Kobert Pike were Sunday caJterg of Mr una jurs An urev Cauipueu The Dan Driver, family of Deader called as the Charles uiark Thur Mrs iilancne Clark and son, Maynard visited Mrs rJdsei Mejer aaa aauiy near ipsilanti Thursday Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were Sat night guests tft the tmmeU Clark home in Howell Dr tieorge xearson who has been very ill is much better Airs Herbert Palmer and children spenf Monday in Detoit Mrs Herbert Palmer and son, Herbert jr attended the American Legion banquet in Howell Fri nighjt itoy and Leota Keaon attenueu the state high school baket ball fin aU in East Iansing Fri and Sat nighta M Mra Alta Meyer is flfaying in An Arbor for a few weeki Barbara Nash goes to Lansing Thur and Fri to F F convention ion 4k Louis Coyle and wife spent Thurs with Leo Coyle in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson spent Sunday in Deroit with friends Mrs Lester McAfee and daughters spenjt Thurs in Detroit Joan f ranee Hoder came home with tfcem I Harry Palmer who is in Mt Car Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle attend ml hospital, Detroit, is much better ed the SL Patricks dinner Wed afij MJ Mrs Don Swarthout the Northfield Catijiolir church j gp night last week m th Mrs Cera Sawyer is visiting Mrs I j Shirey home in Jackson Harry Whitlock at LakeUjML George Meabon jr and wife were Mrs Marjory Parkinson and dau stockbridge last Wednesday, gfcter of Ann Arbor pent Sat with w WiUam Lambert a4 wife Mrs Bote Heodee Portage Lake, Bock4 sub, a 4gh WiMton Bamghn and family spen4 At Univeraity hospital AM AxSaturday in Wayne bor Lynn ttendae and aonAJyd were y Batters Brawn left Friday far in Detroit Sunday j Wash D C to apen Dan Driver and am of Dexterl btr j Wn called atithe Edward fcipeara home j Mrs Qare JacMackem Sunday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and MicfctW Hollis Holloway ad famtlr of of B9cht for diaMr gy WrigbJU Corners catted at the AlJ Attorney Hiram Smith of Bewail bert Shirley home Sunday has returned noma fraen University Mr and Mrs Kewaeth Wylie iiaaprta, Ana ceMar, Katiue and Lyle Kttwmm mi, vioert iJinkei and Allan aui Aijcrtu were m Ann Arbyr aai Harry Hanvmond and wile oi Aetioit pec Sunday at luu Albeit opiuiei noma Mrb Ciuriss Keaaon, had ht toniis leinuved at itowe hospital at aivcKunuge iast week Her eiiuuren suyea the M J Reason nome jirs Dorothy Dinkei and 1aricia, Sweet were in Homeii Saturday iivanley Dinkei and family took Patricia Sweet to Ann Arbor Sun irom wnere sne returned to her home in Battle Creek Vlrs Flora McArtor who has been in University hospital, Ann Arbor tor a number of weeks come home Sunday The Ambrose Kenned family of riowell and Mr und Mrs Normaa Twitcheli of Whit more Lake called M the Murray Kennedy home Sun Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and son, Gerald were in Detroit and Royal Oa last week David Ledwidge was called to Ana Arobr Saturday on business Mrs Weltha Vail has rented part of her house to the Fier Sisters who move there from the Murphy apantments April 1 Mrs Weltha Vail wiil spend 3 mne in Morton while Mrs Lulalie Butt man is on a trip to England and mimm s lilsssmimmifa H BUptcK Now FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY General Electric Ref tiger itors McPherson State Bank CAPITALISM In ita essence Capitalism means a man nas an npportuuity to choose March COMMUNICATION Pinckney School Board Huckao, Michigan To the Honorable, Board Binee I wrote, your Honorable Body on Mar Uh it has come to my attention thejtthe school supt and many of the teachers are not go tng jto renew thejr contracts This action has aroueejjoe student body to such an extenthat, the students hia reoupntion to use his ft AND lv CUBIC FEET WASHERS, WATER HEATERS, RADIOS, DEEP FREEZER 8816 CUBIC FT AND ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS ALSO A SHIPMENT OF BAILING WIRE ON HAND LBE LAVEY in any way he sees fit, to own his own home, to ve where he pleases, to accumulate AS much wealth as he is able, to uavest that wealth in ether privately owned companies In other Words Mr Citizen can choose to live in Howeljl He can spend hta earning at any atore ha , lik, or tfnv a portion of hV earn ing by depositingit in any bark hf u,My select He czu work ai his uvn vocation where he choot md cat leave that place of enplayment of his own volition He can build hia I home and keep to for himself and i family and bequeath it to whom he desires at time of death He can be come n millionaire, if he can save enough He can put his savings to work in in any venture which he believes will be proftable to hifnself Open a saving account and let us elp you become a capitalist A Sayings Account ctft U oaeaed with as little as a fl MIL ceasei McPhersoo State Bask earnings I mj FARM SEED Meney to loan at Interest paid oa iMfiJ Time Certificate of All deposit op to 86,60001 hnsored by our membefefcfca 1 trai Deposit poae of asking tfef Supt and teach ere to reconsider Jheir action This man resignation on the part of the supt and teachers, followed by action on the part of the student body leao me to, believe that the polity of our school bd, the pwt may be partly tht cau of this act ion by the Suptteachers and student body lay t suggest that the bd not stand Idly by but immediately reexamine its policy, rvscertnin whii ther or rot chaise in policy might be beneficial In my opinion, I thfrk that the boards policy as it affects teachers salaries leaves room for improvement, also the policy of the board in not giving M much of its business as possible to the local businessmen is wrong and of course, the recent aigon of the part of the board with respect to small group of student and which might have resulted in the expulsion of this group of students just before graduation, did and always will cause a commotio, I will always be happy to cooper ate with the Board Jft any time in the future Very traj yours, Earl Bateha PMHSSWMAL 1 4Ha M Deffi, aft, U, ruMuey, Mien, OSUy IfcOO A, M te 8 00 P M, ftset Wednasd Uisw TtWii, IW fmm Ifllrtit McCLlKEY liay issijaa QUfcoOU RjKeaee 114 Doa W VeaWWe Charles IL veW Attorneys at Law Plte Bute aad Sawing Baa Hevelt aUetneea ARNETS rERY MEI CEMETERY MEMORIALS 84 N Mala St Ann ArborMioh Harold Chubb, Local Representative 91 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Marker MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Lew Pees 19 finte dietufe frhonT Repuiriit LEfr LAVEY QBNjSuAJL INSURANCE on Farmer Kinds Sale Supply FLORIDA HOMfcS Now is the time to buy your fuV uure home in sunny Florida, else farms, groves mkes and river property and business property of any kind Contact J W Tincher, an old Michigan rer sident F C MORRIS REALTY 90 v HUsborougb Tampa, Florida FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE A week ago Wed nite we had our skating party on Kannamons Creek buX those who didnt freeie were scared to deatfe for Billy Har den saw an opportunity to be the strange man in the bushes Mrs Swurthouit fell while trying to rescue Dick from the above terrorist, The girls numbering 12 in our room who could not finish 4 be cause of Mrs SeekUs illness were taken over by Elsie DeWelf and we are hajppy to ay that 11 of the 1 will exhibit in Howell gym on Tues, eve, Mym Chase was unable to finish because of absence We wish to thank Mrs James Sin Mi SfiettL VUftn eM BERRIMAN t law r Bawd J3SF8 mm State Ueeaee PH,SWeTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOME AJND 0717 Uakeside Drtf Ruth Lake 88 Micklge DRt C ourSi 8 to 6 Evesiaga 7 te 8 Meli, TrMLf FT J, TWNER BOATSNow on display, vfrrthing H up to an inbard,pJaak or Marina ger for giving aid to 2 of he girls Plywood, fjat Vbottom round or i Choice of colors tad , 6475 and up We are suthorlsed dealers for the Much Is Demand Mortin Outboaids for Hawaii and anit All sales may be handled through our Budget Pita Com plete information on request so they could finifh on time Shirley Simonson has the mumps MNTI Lake Rd, oppoU Aaaigeaia far OriMipg Ssttfve OR aALE0 E washing Mach ine, 4 months old 818000 Howard Craig, ,phone 18F6,Pinckney Want Ads FOB SALE 4 room house, Full Basement, Coal furnace, with 2 or 4 lots, for a down payment and small J FRED C RETCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 888 RESIDENCE 13 LLOYDOIENDEE LIVE STOCKWALILLU AND Weekly Trips Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 04F14 M JONES PRODUCTS GRAVEL, AND TOP SOIL, ROAD VEL, FILL DIRT, ANL ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT CONTh ho ftMUH to th ipeU wu Monthly PnAnU Pinckney Mich VaaMAX WILSONS TRA1LEH BEVig 6121 West Grand ttiver, LaktJf mung, between Brighton US 16 Phone HowoU 8I4W4 tchea Tasch Congratulations to Barbara Slwmbrook the school winner Our Easter Farty had to be early because of spring vacation so Happy Easter and Vacation to you alL RALPH MCNEIL Ralph McNeil, 73, of North Lake died at the state hoepiUL Ann Arbor Sunday Be was the son of Moitrevillc and Catherine Fittger aid McNeil and had resided in Dex ter township except for a number of rears spoat in Detroit Two brothers, Webster and Robert, arc deceased and a swear, Mrs Win Sec cer The funeral and burial were frem North Lake cbure Oaday ney Road COTTAGE WANTED Faculty member University of Michigan desires summer rental Patterson Lnke vicinity, lake front preferred Write Mrs L Freiberg 2712 isiie, Detroit, Mica FOR SAtET Grank trunk FOR SALEMyron Wilcox home at Portage Ltke, ivv low ptice, Fred Ttyc, HowoU FOR SALEHeavy Field Fence, 4 point Barb Wire, Baling Wire, 14 A 15 guage D E HQEY SONS, Dexter, Mich FOU SALE Popcorn Stand Must be moved, i Kenneth Davis 60 M36 West FUu SALElVS7jTfor Motor, 4 New Tires Any part for 1137 Ford 410 Putnam Depot in Pinckney bids will received at De pot or phone Depot 11 or Residence tfjgf WASTE FATS h Qyorcome Ssiort RINS0 QXYDQl f 95 fctr appiaigoaRt f O H Poulson FOR 8ALES Toft No t cutting of Baled Alfett hog WIU deliver Lloyd Hoadso, Phone 64714 WANTED Washings Telephone 144F11, Pinckney FOR SALE 19 H acres, one half muck, good buildings modern house L E Loreasea, Soutti Lyon, Mich Pheaa South Lyon 4120 after 6 pm TO LET 0a sharea 40 aeias of tEe Canal Webb farm est M80, five attMes wus of Pinckney Jim Vaieati, 4226 Holcomb Ave WANTED rood home for 2 male black aad white fusty kittens Phone Pinckney 187P11 flBTSALB OR TRADE to Street, Phone 39F3 FOR SALE J VlOSQtaT 4 dooi deluxe sedun, fluid drive, Heater, Clock, and Extras R C Harboldt 11456 Lake Drive Hiland Lake, Michigan Female Beagle Hound,white IT lfyet f IYYS8AP Mr E Swarthaut aad Mrs F Moraa Bi Thnrs at Jackson Miss Masai nrtrdeoa sFeftt a few days the past wk wth Mr Mrs Eugene Dinfcci In Detroit Mrs Hugh DooiaUle her Bridge Club last week Allan Davis, SOB of Mrs Goidio home from PERSONALS M86 WMJWsftcked Tueediy by a slak hotKln frost of the Bruce VanBlaircam home, The Dex ter road is MoVfced off and s wa nacessary TusBeW to detour via Northwest Terr, aad Mast Rd to get to Dexter Merle Moss, 22, of Whttmore Ik, was killed Sunday la aa auto acrid eat oa Sails Bd, south of Ann Arf pump and jackaIao 150 round bale tbor of 1st cutting Alfalfa Will trad4 Mr and Mr, Iioyd VaaBlairl for corn, cam spent the week aad at KaISee Buas Uvermote aJhsr 8 black and tan spots near Peach Mt Portage Lake, wul pay rewardThe collar carries the name of J h Oychers Inquire of Robert Muvray 5015 Larehmont Ave jjetroit, or phone Tyler 86172 FOR SALEWOOID Earr Schjoeder, Darwin Road FQBRENTStanton Line house, 2 miles west of town on M86 Russelll Trisovan, Phone 19F12 windmit Baker Head Three way p m TfcSet radioood arnape, tO0t Wast FOR SALE Laundry tubs and stand, traps and facets Jamee Whitley, Dexer Road OR SALEBrand new Estate beater, oil burning, never uncrated John Carver Portage Lake FARMS FOR 8ALfcWe have a fine selection of farms both in Wrri tenaw County and througfiout Uho i State Let us help you select a place that meets your needs H J Mciver ehcr, Resutor, 28249, 604 Wolvr taa Bldg Ana Arbor FOR SAUbPotatoas Oriiis Kawsath Davis and W Umpstead A Sbi Iktdimm Junior Wafoaar, Mkh State was , Bern, disaaf areata of the Alfctaf Maket fsaalf Dr Jria af Datrait aad family the veei m4 at fteir heme at Beatety fiffr Mr aad Mrs Lyte MaaseH of oa Mrs gueata Saadey atlae Fred ataosse flaasay CJ OHatesiauW vhfa a ee Wasar Cucfoet, Boajar Cew aaeat k Lao Mop hasae ai SPOT CASH FOR DEAD er DISABLED STOCK HOR6ES 8 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 35 Cwt AIX ACCqDltfG TO SIZE AMD CONDITION CALVES, SHEEF AND PIGS REMOVED FREE FMom coLtswr TO BAKUNG e COMPANY HOWssLL dfi SUYEBf OF MIDCS A CALF WUM Used Tires SO FOR WAOO AMD TRAILER THEY LAST 01140 strOatT FOU SUMMER DftJVitfC FENNUTS ff ,k , 3i V KS Ir flLB Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 24, 1948 Description An account of the resource March 24, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-03-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/316c19d429be97a9b4ff3f4ab2f06c8e.pdf 5c76d8e46a6f86dc12d8e395353a2c8e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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S33vw vi Hfta1 r iktijvauiirtm, Volume 65 WediWdayMarch 17, 1948 c Michigan Mirror Should the governor of Mich, have new and additional powers oVer depts Conun and bureaus la the governor, as has been recently charged, merely a glorified clerk Vernon J Brown, former lieutenant governor, auditor general ani state legislator, does not think so During his 40 years of public service, half of which was as either a legislator or a sLate official, Mr , Brown served along with eight different governors in succession There are two didtrict theories School New FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE NEWS The 5th grade spelled the 6th downJimmy Gallup and Bertie Bea chy being the winners, We filled a box of fruit for Bob Barber who has the flu but his illness iant hampering his ability to spell for he has all lists studied Hurry up and get well Norman weve almost forgetflen what you look lSkel Thanks so much 7th and 8th graders for helping us finsh some last minuute poepers They are very well done Joe Wrights ambition s t0 be a fbUR DEMOCRACYby Mat , KEEPING THE CONSTITUTION A , A LIVEDO DOCUMENT A V Wf, V ins Grand Harry No 11 rmmm Prisk, u,e crippled boy wh w,th UUB Jlununan on fnad lu lit had a fleji la wheji he won the jS J of government, observes Mr Bro j dentist as he started on FrLand exwn They are in direct opposition tracted his own toot one to the other, and one must 1 i choose between them j THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Marilyn VanSlambrook and Judy , iAW V r MJW m m LrW ipOliauitti Morris cigarette 5 r j Irl First, and the one on which the American way is founded, is government based on the theory that the closer it is kept to the people the better This implies strong local units and a aivisioi of authority and responsibilities so tnajt the mani fold duties of adminiytration may be divided among as many capable administrajtiors as may be required In the state so diversified as Mich n0 individual can hope to attend to everything and no person should be expected to undertake to do so Neither shouldhe been trusted with go great responsibilities, The opposite theory in governments found1 at its highest development where Hitlers and Mussolini and Stalins are produced UiifW such a government all authority centered at the top where every diseision is made Everything below must bend either Uhe knee or the neck There are those in this country who evidently yearn for the pow er and the obeisance that go along with this last described type of gov ernment It is noted thait there are certain public officials in Michigan who do not like Jthe Michigan way j They like neither the laws nor Seckell each celebroted their birthdays last week The Brownies played games in the Gym Friday The Girls will have their sewing exhibit this week They have been burring to finish before vacation Mrs Shirleys girls are going to help us with the jugding The third grade haw started learning the times tables of twos We are having no more gym per iods inside As soon as the weather permits we will go outdoors and start baseball SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES The grade ams from the 5tn grade through the 8th are tudymo tor the s chool spell down wine a will be held in the Pinckney High School Gymnasium on Thurs alter noon The winner receives a medal and a certificate Our whole room had a spelling tesl of 100 words A good share of us did very well We have been practicing an oper etta which will be held in April We aro trying our best to make it a sue cess We are having a contest between he 7th and 8th grade The grade the restrictions imposed upon them, t that keeps its aide of the room clean Mosf, of the restrictions complain es anj keeps up prettiest decorat 1 of have been imposed and put j0ns gets so many nninsAt tu of the month the one with the mwt points wins The side that loses has to give a party for tho winners ed of have been imposed and pu into ettact since the day of Alu Groesbeck There are some who left who will recall the primary campaign of 1920 when the Groesbeck authocracy was the prime issue Evidently the people of that day had become tired of Groesbeck boss ing In any event they chose Fred W Green in preference And begin ning then and continuing until this day there has been a trend in Mich resulting in sorting out first ono function and then another for independent administration, free of interference by the governor and free from partisan politics The first notable example was the establishment of the dept of conservation which long had been a political football The revenue dept the mentalfrospftatgroup, veterans affairs and several others have fol lowed Even before this there was gpng vacation and planning on hav fhe independent highway t the coll1 is a gay time eges and the university and several j mmmm lesser boards and corrmision RED CROSS NOTES It is true that in Mich, the gov The following are the collectors has not the power and authority he West Main Sfc Lojg ishirley, once had nor has he as much as the Leona Campbell govs, of some of the others now Basinegg section Virginia biur have But this by nomeans i8 accid , M Margaret Clark, Sally JJT Rosa SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Joyce Ann Tuhrman was absent Mondav We are going to make Easter lilies Thursday and Friday The pupils are all busy gefting Easter Baskets made for the party Friday Afternoon Many of the second grade people have completed their number books Mary Jo Cnrr has not been here since last Thrusday Sue Ann Fenner will be the morn ing hostess and Mary Jane Jeffreys the afternoon hostess for the next week , V Yi OLIVER VJZNOZLL HOLMES, JR MAXCH , 84f MARCH 6, 3S T SCHOLARSOLOIERPMILOSOPHER, LAWygRHOLMES ACHIEVED A PLACE AMONG GREAT AMERICANS DURING THE 29 YEARS HE SERVED ON THE Z UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT , i , ur ,7 7 i 1K iTH HISTCTRV OF OUR COUNTRY IS A RECOfcO OF OYNAMJC CHANGE OF GROWTH ANP PROGRESS VET THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNTED STATES IS AS ALIVE TODAY AS THE DAY IT WAS WRITTEN THE RESPONSIBILITY OF INTERPRETING AND APPLYING THE CONSTITUTION TO THE DEVELOPING NEEDS OF THE NATION AN THE PEOPLE HAS RESTED WITH THE SUPREME COUfcT IT IS MEN LIKE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES WHO, IN THE JUDICIAL ARM OF pUR GOVERNMENT, HAVE GIVEN VITALITY AND DIRECTION TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES OF OUR REPUBLIC iasL lliur, grand a,,aid on Hearts Desire program jed by the lhiljip ,fe coovcr Ration CKLW Hurry maketi a modest living by hauling aahes rubbish and old pups uwuy from iinckney hoiaca in u pu h carL The Phillip Monu co niukc, giiu to uiidorpriviligo per us ii,L uv ardi are decided lr, IJters unaii into the co dthcribiiy iJi0 undn priviligcd peivon and leir urcat iKedd llurry hauled rubbish away from Ieggya Lunch Jat Jall opcinted by Mrs 1elix Jarolowki nhe became interested in Jinn wrote a 1 utter to the shy went to Ariz, for Jurft Sept Motliing wu6 J it and later aJiu iiao Jack of Ann Arbor, thesalesiiian for disliict er letter Lat uiek cai , vutxl that Hurry had won tla KIKI 1 ward Among the ariicUs lu m were a ball bearing, rubier lir push cut made lor him by malison Co a brown gabardine nut oi clothes, a wrifctwaUh, I wookn shirts, an electric fced toinffiitii, a a yet of cowhide lujage anj 1 tick ets lor a 7 day cruise on the gicat lakes Hurry will officially reoclv, tjho reward at the Travel Siiow convention hall in Detroit on Mar ,1, He has invited Mrs Jnrolowki to accompany him on he boat trip, We understand that lie will go to fcluj University Hospital, Ann Arbor soon for examination and possible treatment He is 27 years old and has been crippled from birth and and co before two months leurd from inrlowi billip Moiri, wri, an ei her Current Comment We do not make all the niistake at Itujit not yet The Brighton Argus hus just finmhied apologies to aiiesnmble lady for publishing her obit L y 5he liad moved away Her den isii vai reported and the Brighton editor outdid himself in writing a liovury obituaryall in vaina iKe uark Twains the report of her ucaiii wa greatly exagerated lu iax ale J recently published in the Lumpsum County 1resfc, the third flour of the city hail waij advertised tor sale lur taxes This floor is own ed by the Odd reilowslf sold it would have left ,the,city fatliers in a jather embarrassing position as the would not have tuid a roof over via ii heads However the Odd Fell uu luund their tax receipts and tlie sale was cancelled, Some one made mistake, We remember a few years Lack some of pinckneys citienft iuumi ileii property listed for sale for iae They found their receipts land ku ima a mistake had been made in copying tax descriptions Grass Lake II w iMi u eh cted a 1 nui e is unique because it an all women government Last a woman mayor and ner women They gave so isjaition tha,t this year an an oiaeii ticket was put up and it bea the ticket composed of men handily getting about ytf oet of 1a vole,, cast,lJiese women evident ly lejivered the goods for thc novel ty or thv Mt, U couj il0t lluve ,ee ured ineir reluetion REGIONAL WINNERS Dexter SrJbAol iart of the Dexter citizens rrc cv ideiUly not in agreement with the aition of the school board in noi extending a conuact for aiiok ear to Supt Daniel SnirjUiiT, ioriner Unghton teacher at this Lime They were scheduled to liohl mass meeting at tie JJexler school iasi niglit at whicn all citizens of Dexter Were invitied AIL earlier meet ing ol 40 citizens witn the school bd faded to accomplish anything At this meeung tme vvhoLe question oi pie difficulties between fcihirtliff and the school bd will be threshed out anirtliff claims he did not know the bd was not offering him a con I tract until informed by Carl Hates aiBobby Kefiy was atec nt Trrrtiy f rhe Everyone is looking forward to Heads fell riglL and leit in buket ball Louriiameids lat lew winners weiv lt in tm, lion f Milan undeieaU il ior Uu rcJionil in iw iJantj, delatiny aft St Marys, JakOii, St Ann Arbor and St Iani dotle by one sided KUIC Islie a highly touti d High cot of maJuerials and in crowded wages appear to have stimied the county road coram and stale highway dept both of which are up pealing Jn inoee funds or otherwise Itev warn highway improvement and repairs will be impossible Their remedy i,s lo increase the gasoline tax JJ1J 1 1 c a gallon boost the auto weiWghi tax As the highway system can not be allowed to go down the motion i is pjitty sure to realize that iiioring i ibt I i i c increa i Show , t v , iv he nan, ni I, i irrrnted at i j ijrvenrs won e IK ne men j maL it,co is ,,, 1 liyinii, , Wjan eam fell and reasons given were that he did nc manual labor in helping sod the ath letie held He refused to let a local jeweler sell the school rings and that he had not worked on the scn ool consolidation pLan The Spokesman for the forces seeking to retain Shirtliff is the ental It has come about because of a public demand Nevertheless from my observation over the years I have neve known of an instance where any comn bureau bd or other agency has snap ped its fingers at the gov or ignor ed his wish excepUto do so would have been against good public policy I have known of instances where certain bds have refused to do the bidding of ie gov but in every such instance I can recall, time proved they were correct and not the governor tins This is Shirtliffs i UnadillaBarbara Hainos, Barbara Brown Main St Drrlyne Zeiglear, Shirley Keawm fcast Mai StSusan Campbell, Joann Grilfitn, Putnam St Ruth Catlup Caro Later An overflow ST MARYS CHUkCH lie v Francis Murphy, pastor Movena FiidsLf Ik 20 noon Kivi p in Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8to y p ra and on Sunday 7 to 730 a m Masses at 8UU a m and 1100 a m 4i4iiL Sunday, March 22, Ialm Sunday, th week of Dyth Novenna Com Sun for young ladies of parish Among the intentions are Sun high mass for late Jaa Gibney Mon Intention of Living Low Mass for sick, neq by Mrs Jas Galloway Wed, Mar 17t St Patricks Day, Intention of Living Thur, Intent ion of the late Margaret Bennett Tri High Mass for late Mrs Jennie Kelly Novenna Devotions in Honor b ioi e lierricn at 1 bat Jias Cohmir ai,iiiz o wlio tLle in at ,u slono pci mile to maintain jiasul i oads However, most of tiifm have been so neglected that the cost of putt,ng liiem in proper shape would cost imah inure than that to Lab ti Kalamazoo Kojaalns lost the class li title to Marsiiall , oO to 40 Keego liajbor beat, 51 i Stephen, it Huroi in the final I to o jjrooklyn beat Siiji Arbor m class D, then Jot the ii Dimondale 41 to 40 to L udg bee t A M HOI ICE The members of Livingtoe No H K A M will hold at their hall Thurs night at x p n to make tables Dring hammer aid l saw nwiiifr In thp fflr4 dee th , ,ir plant in Dexter Masonic tenp brokien down Wahtenaw io C5 of Dexter wiil come ij 1 i and conlerr a nrt Jtee Pinckney Masonic temple o night, March 20 Pinckney are invited ha o ey lla Sat la so nit Cong Minister Rev John Whitcomb f Qn Sonows For those who who distributed the meeting buileJ have made 7 or more Nvenna thy i second year gain ft pienery Im jgQne rec at Dexter He wa 3 years at Bn eiyjng the sacrament uf pennaIiJC ghton and previously at Coral and, and comniuniun Sat intention of Maple Valley f tfte Livingp Stanley Vnughn is rec of the j BU8S of the Palms Sun 15 min Council Proceedings I Regular mooting of tht village Aiitioninunist PropgragUiida is iiuiadn daily and judging by pi J a jeiiifig war with Russia is ei t lew months off The nub oi coiiit ntioii i the fat til at Comj imuni, n, J pleading over Europe , and it i hoped to cheek the menace by means of talk, editorials and iioces of huge uiiis of money Our i relation Willi liusia have been bot j ciied fjom the beginning and the ,future outlook for them is not too 1 bright Gov Harry Stassen in a speech in Philadelphia last week sad that in 1047 United States exportedu Ktsitt more imfustrial J maeninery and tools than was exI ported combined to France, Belgium i and lVily Thus at a time when wo damming Russia and using all stream oi proprogranda at our hands , to blast her, our industrials seem I to be dobg a big business with her nd are in fact arming a potiential emeny council, March 9, 1948 owcmacji THUKIUI a v Mv blessing of the Palms Sun 15 mi I school bd Oher memoers are W ard before , magg followed b ditri , Tupper, Martin Jack And Munms tion of paim Kenney and Carl Bates j iravers requested for sick and re Later An overflow crowd at I 4 a, lyn Jaroslowskt I Latr An overnow crovu aci cent parted Public adoration all tcrvded the meeting Rev Whitcomb Hol Thursday wWch is Mar 5 GAVE BAKE SALE SATURDAY t was hairman and Mrs The Basket Ball Girls gave a bake j Gen Douglas MacArthur, commander of the forces in tile South Meeting called to order by Pros l Pacific has thrown his hat in the Parker followed by roll call of off , rug for the Republican nomination icerF PresentMalmetf, Swarthout, for president He will however,mako Clinton, Lavey and Kennedy Ab y campaign but remain in Japan sentClark Minutes of approved last mccjtmg read and MORMAN MANN Norman Doc Mann,former Pi ckney merchant and grandson of Alviii Maim, Pinckney pioneer, died yt Eugene, Oregon where he had resided for the past 36 years He was the eon of the late Walter Mann and Mary Teple Mann and after the death of his father operated the Mann general store herte with hU brother, Alvin He marriedJ3race Campbell of Pinckney who died in 1989 After fceiluj hia rtore to W V Barnard he was connected with tarnfcttuStoeple in Detroit for aome time Surviving are 3 daught sale to defray expenses i for their pickets for the basket ball banquet We wish to thank all who contrib uted such delicious bake goods Al who so generously bought them and many thanks to Carlene Zigler and Shirley Reason who go patiently gave their day in selling tlie goods We cleared 1700 which we think was a successful amourt Now girls and boys both we have quite a few ticktig to sell so lets get busy and make our banquet a success CoawrratioB Notes The one week beaver season yield les than 1000 pelt In 11U5 and 1946 the yield was 15,383 and 0 Price secy Supt Shirtliff told his side I denying most changes, He said the I i renson the teachers quit lait year was they did not get enough money Otherg spoke from the floor Carl Bates,the only bonrd member present said, perhaps tlie school board had made a mistake in not rehiring Shirtliff If so they could rectify it by electing a new school board nextJ u July A Citizeis committee t0 assist J JP the school board was formed with Rey, Whitcomb as president COM CONL CrtUkCH Jlev Alfred Allard, pastor Morning Worship 1030 Sunday School J 1130 Choir Practise Wed Night drganiat and Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt Herman Vedder Lenten meeting each Wed eve at m Motion by Kennedy supported Palmer to allow following bills J H Shults Co Election Supplier 779 Paul Curiett,Courcil iewg and Ann ual Report Lavey Hdwe Painl Bruce VanBlaircum Hall McLaughlicn Co 1335 ar Supplies 2944 Labor on Fire He will be avaitable if neeaed Political prophets think Deweyand Senator Tait will deadlock the con by vention and a dark horse will win i WiUkie did in 1940, McArthur wantu to be that dark horse MacArthur is not popular with veterans and already veteran groups have organized against him in SanFranctsco4 Chicago, Philadelphia and New York In Japan he is an absolute di Cat or and hao clappea a censorship Gus Hanrtemai Work on St P5 SotrsS CurrXoVdtr for pine seedling iSTiSS SSL J1t V MaMe Kirtland of MkWgs 4 j fL S t Lyons of Eugene Oregon ing kes lit Pooe Cretory r JEL iifNiTMOTSCX f PcFn ws killed by an WMfTE SMsUMS OTIC Ju eiv lioweU last week They A White Bhriae Ceremonial will salasm Umi so far south heheM Thnratey MKk 18, atte ttasenfe tenpU in HowelX AB c 1 The marriage of Jack Hathes ond at44 p n latJVttii Whitfer Ctpttgy Cfh ai P T A MEETING MARCH 15 At the March 15 meeting of the Pinckney P T A immediately foJl owing th business meeting Mr Swarthouta room presented a very novel program A duth dance and song was enacted by Bern ice Singer,Myra Cha3e Darlcne Lewis, Rosemary Mrofka, Joannn Jaroslawski and Joyce Fisher nd then an old fashMful v peeling bee with students and adults in keen competition the winner Mrs Tasch and runner up Jimmy Porter seventh grader Thank you Mrs Swarthout for your inteest and cooperation, it was greatly appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone Kene Miller, Sec Palm Sunday, March 31 FdJ Fro p t W welcome you to tins service v that you may be betsfer prepared for the events of Holy Week A f special music and message GOSKL MISSION Rev Fsra Bachey, pastor Motion by Kennedy Morning Werahiy 100 Palmer o retain Ed Parker as Fire Sunoay SchooTTL 11 0 Chief and Dr Ray M Duffy as Supt Wm Leidig Hearth Officer Motion Carried Yoyag Peoples yffirg r 70 MoUion by Clinton supported by Ken ZI I aey a15urn Motion Carried NOTICE j Mildred Ackley, Clerk The North Hamburg Extension 25b j on the pres, etcThe Detroit News 11502 say he has gotten Hollywood beaten Drain fo yrand entrances Alieady the 500 are bowing the picture of hi wa4 l,2fi dinjr ashore from a iand bie Detrok Edison Fire Sin n ,0o at Manilla This was a posed picture Detroit Edison, St Liglf ing 10503 i as these barges run right up on land Motion Carried and be c Jd have la i d without Motion by Clinton supported by Ken getting his feet wet One reason the nedy to have floor of Fire Hall fill , ed and painted Motion carried supported by I CfL Tom Hill has arrived home veirfH oppose him wa Otf he r ed the bonus marchers fired on in Washingiton in 1932 and of them were killed Marriage Jack Brown, IS Fetdon, Jean Atwatier, 17, Fenton Cole, U Cass City, Heton group met at the home af Mrs Fran SHOULD HEART BALM SUITS BF 1 Bemeister30 Howell Sbinson at Eush Uke The let QUT1AWBD , bta,23 FowlervHk, Edna son was on making sUp covers Nine j Kesponible officials label heart f fteen ladies attandaC Mrs KoWnson j balm as a racket with few except is making a slip oover for her lovej ions, yett in Chicago alonev suiU da 20, Brighton, Lite Howell r aeat, and a few of the ladies are helping her Mr aad Mrs Andrew NesbH wrB IeavH KiMmmee, Florida March 22 U Pliifcaij, , snantUng 1290d00 for alienated jcAJtfr OF THAMsTf love have been filed in the past wigjjjn ft jsaar and a halt Bead aboot tht t dept UK their fine jacket in The Ajoerican WeatJIaiBiC witti tias Swidars Kach 21 IsMBti 1 The psfva i i JU ,v V gEWN A h, wwt m jftjw i wm yj, T mf , eMdMhMMMAWltfhMu AjOKfci jLJltWllitWjl C uwV4Ax f Pinckney DUpaxh Wednesday March 17, 1948 i AVON THEATER aesefcfaridfe, Mick Fri, Sat, Mar 19, 20 A torof Pioneer Air Mail Flyers BLAZE OF NOON With ANN BAXTtR, STERLING WOLLOWAY Cartoon Mical m, lues, Mar 21, 23 Fri Sat, March 1920 HIGH BARBAREE VAN JOHNSON, JUNE ALLYSON THOMAS MITCHELL Cartoon Sportraal Newt Sun MonTTuo March 212223 GRfciEN DOLPHIN ST Starring LANA TURNER, VAN HEFLIN DONNA REED FRANK MORGAN EDMUND GWEEN Due to the length of the feature kindly note change in schedule JANE WYMAN, GREGORY PEPK Sundy Show20M20 658930 i THE YEARLING In Technicolor A Picture for Everybody Every where with SYLVAN TMATEfc CHJUA MiCH News Coming Dotert FuryDear Ruth m REDDY K J Vouvenaver en me before because Ive always stayed inside the REDDY fcrtfttrr electric outlet Now Im stepping out so that we can get belter rm the symbol of good electric fervice your servant that runs everything electrical Im not like anyone youve ever seen before My body is made cf lightning flashesmy nose a light bulbmy ears are outletsand those ,vo things ftcking out of my head are wisps of curly hair I move silently in rry rubber ifioes I move swiftly too, at the speed of 186 thousand miles per second , Im the fastest thing on earth 1 your economical and willing servant who works long hoi nt w wag, WUwr you want mc Ill ba wattinci in your nee electric outlet Remember, lust PLUG IN,IM MCW Wed Thurfi, March2428 BLONDIES c ANNIVERSARY A Comedy with PNNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE, LARRY SIMS Plus DICK TRACYS Tue Wed, Thur, Mar, 16,17 18 nil PIMM A DENNIS MORGAN , D StalK in fRALPH BYRD, KAY CHR1STOP MY WILD IRISH ROSE HOWELL Theater HOWFiU MICH Cartoon In Technicolor Novelty rriSTt7lVl ar 19, 20 TIM HOLT in ZANE GREYS WILD HORSE MESA Also DICK TRACY MEETS GRUESOME Starring BORIS KARLOFF, RALPH BYRD Cartoon Sun, Mon, Mar 21, 22 Mat Sun, 2 15 P M Cont uuu HUMPHREY BOGART, WALTER HUSTON Com Ke HER, IAN KEITH vd Stallion Boom Town First National Bank IN HOWELL hi Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deport Insurance, CorporatioxAll Deposits Insured Up , to 5,000 for Each Depositor TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE Cartoon Newt Tues, Wed, Thur, Fri, March 23, 24f 25, 26 LANA TURNER, RICHARD HART, and VAN HEFLIN f in r lY GREEN DOLPHN STREET44 I cartoon iNotelDufe to the Length of this j picture the first ihow will start Promptly at 630 P M Come Ear SEND THE RED CROSS When Disaster strikes, the call goes outand hc Red Cross responds Now its your turn and ours Send te Red Cross your check for as much as you can spare GIVE L GENEROUSLY ITS YOUR RED CROSS KEEP IT GOING Si The DETROIT EDISON Co Vi rr Dead or Alive HORSES 8 COWS 10 , HOGS 375 Cvt VfcPENDIPTG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED TREE Fai Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Mea E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckn Tba FASTEST Dod Sfcrk Service in MtdMga Central DeaStoek Cn Fresh Spare Rils Armour Sliced Bacon Lard Neighborly Note i t lb Armours Roy al Gelatin 3 Dessert Hills Bret Cotfee einz omato Soup xvdoi for 29 25 3o c The State of Michigan has asked J I for bids on two new national Guard vehicle storage buildings, one at Yp sianti and one af Monroe In a campaign in which nearly 700 votes cast, MWMcCIure, form er Chelsea editor was elected mayor there over Roy Harris, former Pinckney resident McClure came out favor of the city plan of government H K Smith retired Stockbridge rear estate dealer and fonder master of the Masonic lodge, died th,ere last week Monday Better Health With c 36c Ga Store Barbara Sibley, daughter of Editor Clyde Sibley of t4ckDrldge is to b married o Dr C V Chenwith at Chicago, March 20 Raymond Taylor has been elected itead ot, the Brighton Rotary Club Brighton Bchool district voted overwnclmingly to buy a school bus t a special election last wtek t vote was 117 to 29 for 50 people from outside district attended a school conolidaton meet ing at Brighton lasjp week June Smith, proprietor of Smith Cantering Co, Ann Arbor pled not futyy in court last week to allow drinking in his place and will stand triaL Hie has no license His place was known asjthe Date Club The Howell American Legion Post celebrates its I9ta anniversary March 19 After 17 years as supt of Fowler vill high school, Supt H T Smith I ha resigned Levi Miller, a retired fanner of Iosco died at Fowlerville last Tues Thi foaersl was FrLHe was aa old time baU player of tile days of he Hoche and McClear boys Chrissie McGuiness of Dexter tewndiip has returned from 9ft Joe t hospital Ann Arbor and iostaying wfth Mrs Puilen of Dexter After 20 years in bustaess tile hardware firm of apt jMfff of Dexter has Mo dern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY o j CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL MASONITE SHOWER CLOSET COMBINATIONS ST 3 REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEMi u PEERLESS WATER WATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS ELECTRIC OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE HEATERS FITTINGS f VALVBS, SOIL PIPE FITTINGS IN STOCK MYRON J HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER ,,, PLUMBING HEATING ftfcPACR 1NG 717 Lakde Drive Rt L P 13W p OPEN EV Nitfub EIcc Water Heater VEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES SINKS v tnasj,f 4 WV 4md fiatar i Water Sjrttems lUanley Dtakelw xrr 4, 3TO ywyii1 ii JW i 1 Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries PINCKNEY DESPATCH WedneicUxMarK J7 118 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednasday UB Main St Pincknav, chiyaii Entered 4 M second ass i piatter at Postoffke at Pincknyt Michigan undo the act March S 187 Subscription ratu L50 Year Mrs Helen Berry of Stockbridg called on iriends hero Friday 1 BAKER OCONUj Kennedys Gen Store Automobile Service For Spring and Summer Driving Let Us Put Your Car in First Class Condition Fate Estimate on All Work Mrand MrsHoward CraigGrace J Young of Hiland Lake are moving j frpm the Engquist houae ,there to Ain Arbor Mr and Mrs R K Elliott have sold their home on Putnam St to M Ok man of Detroit They are related to ,the Jarsolwaki family, The Elliotts will move into their new home on Unadilla Street Miss Patricia Sweet of Battle Creek spenWthe week iend with her aunt Mrs Stanley Dinkel and family Koss Lamb broke bone in his hand while playing ping pong at Mich State college recenty Mrs Vivian Parmalee haa bought i a house trailer and is now living near the Andrew Campbell home Sunday dinner guests of Howard Read were Mrs Mary Ellen Cook and Janet Feidler of Ann Arbor and James Whitley and wife M and Mrs Ross Read expect to returun from Florida in 2 weeks f Miss Junet Feidlsr expects soon 4o leave for Florida for a vacation to viit her mother and sister Mr and Mrs W C Miller called on Mr and Mrs John Croupe in Howell Sat The lajtter observed their 4cird wedding anniversary Mrs Norma Merrill and granddaughter, Norma Ann Shehan of Webster smit Fri with Mrs Nettie Vaughn COLLISION SERVICE UNDERCOATING CAR PAINTING CAR FAINTING WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT MOTOR TUNE LUBRICATION CAR WASHING POKULLAlNiZE COMPLLTE STOCK BUICK ENG INEERED PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WE SERVICE ALL MAKES LOW HOURLY RATES LIVINGSTON COUNTYS LEAD NG AUTOMOBILE DEALER Livingsn Motor sales HOWELL, MICH s YOU WILL flND MANY INTERESTING ITEMS ADVEQTISCD IN TME YtLLOW PAGL5 Or TUE TELtPwONL DlQeCTOfcY MtL Kenneth , 10 Mr and Mn S H rr end Mr Miss Alberta Dinkel Mrs Harry Lee returned from t Ludtke spent Sun is Detroit vifcit of several weeks in Gulfpon jj Gardner of SwHtey ro i lijghiaad gpvtA Sanday at the Al VaiL Mrs Euralte H Dinkel Soarfe Green visit m Detroit Sun It a patient 4t Mt Carmel hoeHoward Thay Bob White has bought Daviss popcorn stand Mr and Mrs, George Thompson were in Detroit Monday, Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Grego of r Sunday callers at the George I Thompson home Mrs Clara Kennedy andfamily of Detroit spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs Clara Kinele Miss Anne Heath entertained 2y j friends at her home at Hiland Lk Fri night in a little gettogether 1 party A very fine time was had by allThe evening included games and contests Refreshments were served Mrs Blanche Clark and son Maynard, called on Mrs Edsei Meyer in Ann Arbor Monday The latterg baby is ilL fee Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher attend ed the iuneral of an aunt, Mrs Eth el Carleton at Snaftsber Sunday Mrs Lettie Fisher of Webbervill t is spending sometime at the Clyde Fiafaer home The Lee JLavey family called on Mrs Mae MeU in Howell Sunday Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel and aon Johnny, were in Ann Arbor Sat Jurs Ldna Spears and Jack Sfaekl on called n iurand Jarert Wrig he of Howell Sunday a i Lambert Hinchey is attending a and Leri i jewelers school in Chicago Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee spent Sun at tbe Dr Cecil Hendee hone in Laasinff mmbmbt Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor was a Sunday feasts of Mr and Mrs M E Darrow n Te fine engine waa a11ed to the Sunday guests of Mrand Mrs An drew Campbell were Mrs Wiilaid Bennett, son, Don, daughter, jjoan and Judy Tickert of Jackson and I Glen Kingslcy and family I j Mrs Denisc Eddy of Kcscomwon and Leo and Kuth Gehringer of Howell spent Sunday with Mrs Ed na Reason, and family Mr and Mrs C J Clinton und Fred Berry spenjt Sun with Ralph Clnton and family in Detroit j Sunday gaets of Mr and Mrs tnsibt Palnvcr weite Mrs Addie Pajmer and Mrs Lillie Heard of Dtet rou and Miss Leona Meyers of How jell mm mm Mrd Joe Griffith called on her sister Mrs Flora McArtor at Univ A sity hoafjtai, Ann Arbor, Sat and found her improved The Misses Denise Ledwdige and Carol Sftecker1 left for Sit Louis Mo Monday to take over their duties at Veterans hospital Robert Seefield and family of Co lumbus Ohio, spent the week end attne iiarl Baughn home The Hex Noggle family of Ann Arbor and George Hargraves and wife of Detroit spent Sun at the Frank Aberdeen home i Miss Loig Ware has gone to Fair hope, Ala po visit relatives for two weeks mmm I Dr James Nash and family of Coldwater called at the Mark Nash home Sunday David Nash entertained 15 boys at his home Sat night in honor of his birthday Sunday callers of Mr and Mr Lester McAfee were Mr and Mrs Bui Fisher, Susan Fisher and John McDonald and wife of Detroit J Sweet and wife of Battle Creek and Mrs Emma Brogan of Stock bridge called on Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel on day last week Mrs, Elitabetn Brow h and aaughters were in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn enter 1 tamed their children at dinner Sun Mr and Mrs Gorman Kelly, Mr and Mrs Wru Shehan and Mr and Mrs John Boyer attended the St Pat ricks banquet at Dexter Sunday giv en by the Knights of ColuntbusGeo Burke was speaker Hubert Ledwidge and family of Royal Oak spent Sunday with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Mrs Anna Reason is now operat or in the local telephone ofSce Mrs Alice Garvin, Mr and Mrs Bon Warbrook and Mrs Helen Sum nun of Detroit were Sunday guests of Olin Robinson aad wife u Merlin Anaburgey and family have moved into pa of the houae on the Kioe farm Lois Shirley spent Sat night with Shlrey Sons Fred Wytte birthday was memtioned on CKLW program Friday Joan Awaken of Howell spent Thurs nigty with Barbara Naeb The Pnilathea class met with Mrs ftoae Heodee last Wed afternoon Russell 2tover and family of Fowfervflle ertt Sun at the Edward Mrs Lowell Foster tf WoEed spent Sun wJA Mrs Jeeaie Wylie The TiiiicUwt pfl will meet homo of Robert Vedder on Putnam j ft scfeMl PWdar wt St Thut hy a flw whkfc bwned a HaroU Latimer and family td ho n t it was nt nt I MBwd and Lawrence Bactrim and Dr Barnes MaA aad family Col Cm UmtormA m iie Q W Ufr wfar caSed at the Uayd MM Ateect Shirley entertained the MarionIosco Kings Daughters at her home here la Wfed, 26 wen csenfc nwHom vunday wwtsof Mr and Mm Ed John Meyera and wife, 1 Garage T NOTICE RING AND BEARINGS ONLY AUTHORIZED FORD REBUILT MOTORS ARC ft ACETYLENE WELDING , 4950 9900 WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WASH JOBS 100 GREASE JOBS 100 SIMONIZED JOBS 995 MUFFLER A TAIL PIPES BATTERIES AUTO PARTS TRACTOR REPAIR QUICK CHARGE OIL CHARGE i Call No 138 Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 127 PEARL ST NOW IS THE 11MB TO MODERNIZE DECO MORSUN NORGE FURNACES SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSIO N BURNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND BATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOKTNERS HOT WATE R TANKS SHALLOW AND DEEP WELL PUMPS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ONE TO THREE YEARS TO PAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pinckftey Fab Sheet Metal Co 210 MAIN ST, PINCKNEY ufMwrfyl rom T 1 where I sit 4 Joe Marsfojj Bens Bride Gets Chickenheorted Ben Ryder was mighty proud of his young bride when she offered, to care for his new flock of baby chicks Just like a mother with her brood, he boasts Then came market time for fryersand the crisis Sue simply wouldnt let Ben near her chickens with an axe Shed raised them as babes shed named them they were her very own Ben poured himself a flats of beer, to think things over sensibly He hated to lose the price on fryers but he figured Sue had put up with hit pecikarities, he guessed he could pat up with her fondnes for the chicken So now Ben has the nicest brood of laying hens in town, and from where I sit, one of the most successful marriages, too All because he livedandletlivtliterally And whenever he wants fried chicken, he takes his bride over to Andys Garden Tavern for a crisp win and a glass of beer J QockMu SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 8 tach COWS 10 Each HOGS 35 Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PICS REMOVED FREE PHONE COLUBCT 70 DARLING COMPANY HOWEXL 46 BUYERS OF HIDES ft CAJLF SKINS Farmers W lavite Yoa to Coe To Gregory Town Hall X Sao Lwft ram a WEED CONTROL March SMh at 9 p rnfrf ShrwWiiliaw Fait Clmiiaitinff Wod ia Yr Cam, Oat V ia Yr Poekt Caw awa G Bate It 2 ILV4 XJaOgI iilUi I VpVpM N Pittfeht bUpck Buy Now FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BOATS Now on display, everything tip to an inboard Plank or Marina Plywood, flat, round or VboUoru Choice of colors and material til75 and up We are authorised deiars for the Muck in Demand Martin Outhoarda for Howell and intty All aalea may be handled through our Budget Plan Com plete information on request WILSONS TRAILEK SEKVICH rYotatefsfl General Electric Refrigerators fge Tha foUowtog township sjcfeots haa bean nominated Democrat Boat A at Roche Oar Dan Mur U TreSA, B a Carrj High Com Patrick Keaaosjjj OvcrsaeY, Caapar Volfcacr Justice, C Lynch Bd of ftev, N Paeeyj Consjtahlea,Jfet Chnlker, Orville Smithy Republksm Sup, Alfred Masjgan Clerk, Seeley Hargarj Tress, Braest Fiah High , Com, Ona Cassffrell Overseer, W 6121 Waat Grand RJvar, Lake Che LaJand Justin Asal Carpentar mung, between Brighton and How constables Joha DinkUSeth Darwi I ROFESSIONAL C8RNEK DaJty Utoa A at W a 00 P M TJoePit, la ft606i60 6 AND 10 CUBIC FEET j ell on US 16, Phone Howell 364W4 DOSTUYetfcm Cat, Mafe, nsv to name of Baby will pay 6 for return Stanley Paweleae In Care of Gus Bannaman FOR SALE Cabinet model Cadet radiogood ahape 25, 960 M36 Wast Kenneth Davia WASHERS, WATER HEATERS, RADIOS, DEEP FREEZER 88 16 CUBIC FT AND ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODERS eVLSO A SHIPMENT OF, BAILING WIRE ON HAND LWE LAVEY FOR SALBuU Washing Mach ine, 4 moirtfwi old 13000 Howard Craig, ,phone 18F6, Pinckney Frank Newman, George Walsh Only 28 baUtffe oajrt at the vBftga election The following 19 elected Pre, at J Reason Clark, VtU iRiaharda TreasBtts Tupper Asses Dan Murta TrusteesDay Bird Fred Lake Beat Beaton lrvin Kennedy, John DinJMl Lester Docking and Phillip Sprout are working in Detroit Fred Howjeet, Sam Lapham and John Hernshaw have auction aalea advertised, h McPherson State Bank NidmttmM AaMgattekEY aSXvSwbS Van Charles K 1 Alsssaoys at Law Pint State IUII tt ssVtaji Olanjasan aw 14 EAV MEMORIALS I ECONOMICS Ago Louise Tiplady closed a aueceaa f ul school term in district No, 1 Fri Loraota Shehan hat acceepted a position at bookknepor in Jackaon M B Markhnm hat moved onto the Justus Swajrthout farm he pur chased Mr Swarthout and family have moved to a farm near Harbor Beach The terrible storm last Sunday J cauatd the cancellation of trie chur ch services here exoept at St Mary jtphn M Harris has pneumonia A surprise party was given for Mii Bertha Dinkel last Thursday CEMETERY 14 N Main St Ann ArhonMieh Harold Caaba, Local Rearoataafoo 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Marker MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law W isorV RepalHig mmmim State 6717 Lakeside Dtlt Rath Uk last To ProaoHy Wash Mo UB LAVEY CafNaKAL INSURANCE Mb PHSWARTHOUT SON PUNBRAL HOatfc 39 atkaift PHONE MADE STANLEY BERRIMAN Recently thaf commodity market TW ,V, YrT Attornjs at Uw had a substantial reduction in prices J0, owUarville has a, ja mj Howi Immediately there wa a wonted W V fa took on a good many facox Was this Albrt m U oritin W H the start of a depression or not Experience over the years has shown that defprenions are usually caused by supply catching up wit the demand for goods and commod ities over the whole field of agricule, ure an industry At this time there Is still a heavy demand for product of industry and agriculture A downward rev Is ion in prices may be aeetJ, but with a sustained demand there can bo no major depression INCOME TAX RETURNS OUT 466 EAST GRAND RIVER AVE BRIGHTON, MICH v PHONE 3731 MR J M McLUCAS Placeway Walter Shartand has purchased the Whfttcomb farm east of town Thomas Fitsimmons was found dead Wsd In a bam on the Ryan farm in Hamburg Township, where he was moving Wm Miller who has btsen on tha Chaa Bowman farm haa purchased the John Clements farm in Marion Andy Be has moved into the tennant house on the Wm Clark farm Mrs John Donohue died of pnau I monia Tuesday George Poole of Unadilla died of J FOR SALE1940 Ford pickup eaaieMawjnwAaMtaMnwMwjiMgBnwji Want Ads FRED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETH1ST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 366 RESIDENCE 13 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK MAULltU AND Wekry Trip Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phono 64FI4 fARk JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANL ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT CON A Savings Account ean U earned with as little as a 1 ML ceased I pneumorJa Friday K L Bush of Plainfield is getting subscribers for a new rural telephone Una track, good shaped6000 miles on it Woodrow Massey, 938 Rush Lake Phone 8IF6 McPtimo Stall Baal Money to loan at Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits a to 69,06066 SB tared by oar j oral Deposit Ii borai 1 Pad 1 Housewives SAV K TOUR WASTE FATS Oraroosne Soap Shortage FOR RENT200 acre farm Fair buildings f 600 year Norm an Reason, Phone 17 Plnckney FRTSALEFrst growth Alfalfa hay a mow of it Clifford Chambers COMPLETE INCOME TAX SERVICE MYfiliBQOTERY 110 Seam, Mien Howell, Mica COMMUNICATION March 11, 148 Pincknay School Board Piinckney Mikhigan To The Honorable Body Under aa of Feb 16th, I recaived a letter from your Honorable Body advising that my Son, Noil, was guilty sf general misconduf with lout statfng any specific act or acts of misconduct In my answer to tfcis tetter I clearly sta4d tndt I ihitrd the Board had reached a cooduaton without making an invest FOR SALENS Ton No 1 cutting of Baled Alfalfa hay Will deliver Lloyd Hendeo, Phone 64F14 WANTED Washings Telephone 144F11, Pinckney FOR SALE 19 tt acres, one half muck, good buildings modern house L E Lorenzen, South Lyon, Mich Phone South Lyon 4126 after 6 pm TO LETOn shares 45 acrejof tKe Carmi Webb farm on M34, milei weat of Pinckney Jim Vatenti, 4226 Holcomb Ave WANTED good home for 2 male black and white fuzzy kittens Phone Pinckney 187Fll iW SUILE460 chick oil bttraias U Aroa FOR SALE Myron Wilcox home at Portage Lttke, iew low puce, Fred Teeolo, Howoll FOli SA LK Heav7 Field Fence, 4 point Barb Wire, Baling Wire, 14 eV 15 guage D E HOEY SONS, Dexter, Mich FQU SALEPopcorn Stand tlust bo moved, Kenneth Davia UGU M36 Weftt FUH aALEliiTi Ford Motor, 4 New 1irea Any part for 1137 Ford li Putnam Street, Phone 3JF3 FOR SALB1941 DeSotu, 4 dooi deiuxe sai, fluid drive, Heater, Clock, and Extras K C Harboldt 11456 Lake Drive Hiland Luke, Michigan five I LOST Female Beagle Hound,whiti black and tan spots near Peach Mt, Portage Lake WHI pay rewardTho collar carries the name of J bCychers Inquire of Robert Murray 5015 Larchmont Ave, Detroit, or phone Tyler 8G172 In Your Interest PHILLIP MURRAY, FOR President CIO, says The Payroll Savings Plaff for the purchase of FOR SALEWO0D Earr Schroeder, Darwin Road JFOR RENTStanton Line house, i j miles west of town on M36 j RusselllTriovun, Phon 19F12 and SALELaundry tubs stand, traps and racets James Whitley, Dexer Road new Estate aw U Savings Bonds of I rOR SALEBrand fere CIO members sAopportunity heater, oil burning, n LtoJ yftematiC way for fu John Carver Porta never uncrated John Carver Portage Lake to security, education of children, I vww fc u Pchaae 0 a home, and other FARMS FOR SALuWe have a watthwhilo objectivaf The bene fine selection of farms both in Wijii object 8Ult to result to the individual RINS0 QXiDOl If ft trfw fa visti IVOHYeW r4 dim J Whan I received your latter of fFeh 24th inviting my ataandance w at ameegsag to be held Fan 25th,if which letter stated hat the meea I t lag was called as a final hearing on tho disciplinary action pagan by iheu Board, I thought a gaaamttecuas ion of the attosjedacts and charges of misfonduct would ho in erdeo howeat, aunaHgas not tha aasav It appears thai the Boasd had alraady laaasrssaaed iho guilt of the euiprit and ao ao was to he heard and nothing alas waa hefote tho Baard for consioafatioa In say opiniaa, thia was nothing snoso than O sta alsssabor hearlasr for the parposa of whitewaahiasj the Board ft aoasat to sse that the action of tha Boasd bad been pleaaed for aosaa fisat and tha Board aanwr in tanded e haaa am istnartial haaria m any aasatiost If thia he trueM isad the adttamaf the Boatdl saesas to m sadfcate Htst their activiaies la say fajnily will go far to atraagthao our democracy, for the stcsngth of tach individual is a measuro ox the strength of the Nation I urgaaU officers feeders tenaw County and throughout Jio State Let us h you select a pce that Meets your needs H J Mcivcr cher, Realtor, 28249, 604 Wolverurgeill officers leaders I ine Bldg Ann Arbor firgWbjJrixnraTO Auction On this farm, located miles South of FowSsrviUe on Bull Run Rd or 7 miles West of Howell on Mason Road uu ov 1 stile on Buli Bun Bond 1 f Wed, Mar 17 STAatTi UsSOr P af tad at T N anaU LAJeGC qUAMTITr PASM TOOtS 16 CUItaC OtAWLEB flU Pi STOCK GttTS BRED U BHOATES LARGE SOW STEREO cows sooic HOalfeU r P1NCKNEY DISPATCH tQtdnyMwh 17 1948 Russell Says U S Forgot Is He Right Harold Russell, handles war veteran who starred in Best Years of Our Lives, insisted he was fighting mad the other day during a personal appearance visitto Chicago The lovable exGI, who uses hooks for hands, let off a little steam while touring veterans hospitals in the Chicago areaand his plaint seemed to anticipate the aims of the newly formed Hospitalized Veterans Foundation That Foundation, operated through f iublic contributions, has assumed he task of bringing comfort to 125000 exservicemen patients in hospitals by providing entertainment equipment But Russell flung this charge The public has forgotten the Ql8 still in hospitals There was nothing too good for em while the shooting went on Now that its over, everyone forgets thousands still lying in bedmany of them to remain there till they die You see these hooks Theyre noting compared to what hap penea to some of those guys These hooks became necessary when a defective fuse prematurely set off a block of TNT he was carrying He uses the gadgets ex pertly for shaving, combing his air, dressing, eating, washing But his wife has to tie his tie Was Russell right, Has America forgotten her hospitalized heroes IX Is an uqly indictment and the publicspin en men who organized the Hospitalized Veterans Foundation stoutly insist that it is hardly justified You can help disprove Harold Russells angry charge of an ungrateful, forgetful nation You tan respond to his eloquent plea on be air of thousands who are a lot vorse off than me Your contribution, dispatched at nee to Foundation headquarters rough use of the accompanying mpon, will bring happiness to ime lonely veteran patient, iorten his monotonous day, imrove his contact with the world utside Lets show Russell and his pals iat they are NOT forgotten 1 MR SAMMY KAYE S07 Fifth Avenue j ew York City, j Dear Sammy I Enclosed please find as ny contribution to the Hospital j 7f,VeUran8 Foundations fight j tgtlnst loneliness j Mame I I ddress, My, State FRIDAY SUiSESTION t aatMi t eeps CIS DMfcfcPl J caps So salt is needed because of the sett Hcd Add milk gredeelly wfafle tttr ind 1 gag or renins wnh season Freshen It nf wennfsiHunis directions Drain, with eeld voter, eadetamer33 1er until tender Drain Add to white vttb attend eggs JSnSnhSt In e ite pletter with AUCTION Friday, March 19th 1200 NOON HOT LUNCH ALL DAY Due to illness must discontinue farming and sell at public auction all farm personal property on what is known as the Percy Ellis farm Located 4 miles West of Pinckney, then 4 mile North, 8381 Pingree Road DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer Phone Howell 1219J1 21 Haad of Dairy Cattle, T B Bangs Tatted Holttein cow, 4 yrs, fresh, bred to freshen Nov 23, 1948 Holttein cow, 5 yrs fresh, bred to freshen Nov 7 1948 Holttein cow, 4 yrs, fresh, bred to freshen Nov 22, 1948 Holttein cow, 4 yrt, freth, bred to freshen, Sept 28, 1948 Durham cow, 3 yrs, dry, bred to freshen March 28, 1948 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs, milking, bred to freshen June 2, 1948 Holstein cow, 6 yrs, milking, bred to freshen April 8, 1948 Durham cow, 5 yrs, fresh, bred to freshen Nov 11,1948 Jersey cow, 5 yrs, fresh, open Guernsey cow, 4 yrs, milking, due to freshen Aug 10, 1948 HolsHn cow, 5 yrt, milking, due to veshen nril 3, 198 Holsn cow, 6 vra, mPMns, due to freshen Oct 16, 1948 Durham cow, 5 yrs, fresh, open Durham cow, 5 yrs, fresh, calf by side Mar 5 Guernsey cow 6 vrt, milking, due to freshen, Nov 26, 1948 Holstein bull, 1 yrs Holttein bull, calf, 3 mo Durham bull calf 2 mo Guernsey brll, rf, 2 mo Hostein heifer, 16 mo ooen Holsin reifer, 14 mo, coen This is a fine herd of cm cattle HOGS 2 bred sows, due May 5 4 weeks old feeder pigs HAY GRAIN CORN SILAGE 800 Bales First Cutting Alfalfa round string c 00 Bales Second Cutting Alfalfa square string Quantity Loose Hay Quantity Ear Com 14 Ft Saga 80 Bu Viddand Oats 150 Canadian Victor Oats FARM TOOLS2 Tractors Combine 1942 toternational H Tractor just like new 1942 International Tractor Plow, on rugger, 214 1942 International Tractor Cultivator 1939 Allit Chalmers W C Tractor, new rubber, repaint, overhauled, perfect 1939 Allit Chalmers Tractor Cultivator 1939 Allit Chalmers Tractor Plow, 214 1944 Dunham 8 foot Tractor Double Due 1944 International 8 Ft Tractor, double cultipacker 1944 John Deere 33 tooth Spring Tooth Drag New Idea 6 Ft Tractor Mower New Idea Push Hay Loader New Idea Rubber Tired Wagon and Rack Oliver Side Delivery Rake 2Wheel Machine Trailer International Corn Planter with fertt 46 Ontario 157 Grain drill, fert and Seed, like new David Bradley Dump Rake 1948 International No 52 Combine with Motor like new 1947 Case Ensilage Chopper 1947 John Deere No, 2 Blower, 40 ft pipe 1945 New Idea 2wheel Tractor Spreader on rubr International 6 Roll Corn Husker Hinman 1 W w h Single Unit International Pail Shulti 10Can Milk Cooler 8 Nearly New Milk Cant 1 Milk Can Wash Tank 2 Stock Water Tanks Bun Saw 12x12 Brooder House 3 Oil Barrels Tractor Umbrella 45 CrateV, Drill Prett large wall thee 8 hole Hog Feeder Winter Cab for H International Hand Orchard Sprayer 500 Chick Electric Broot 4 Irrigation Pump 35 Ft 6 in Rubber Belt 50 Ft 6 in Canvas Belt 25 Ft 7 in Canvas Pelt 16 Ft 5 in Canvas Belt 500 4in Drain Tile Large Jewelry Wagon 1941 International corn Binder with Carrier 36 r Electric Corn or NTed Hay Eleva tor Manure Loader for formation H Tractor, large H Jack Roto Hoe F Cultivator HOUSFW D roODS Oak dining room suite, several rockers Franklin Sewing machine, small table Dressing table Eureka sweeper Rex sir run cabinet virtroh records writing desk end stsay w at itesu for the heme FARM FOR SALE This St A farm with modern tome, 2 large dairy btrne, e silo Miny other i new bldgs Modern hog bouse If you are lookin for s jrH frs look this over BBBBBBSBaBSSBBBBnnnBBBBnnva TERMS All sums of 10 and under cash, over that amount credit of 512 months time will be Avtn on a bankable note at 6 interest VERNON STATE n NK HENRY UVRANGE, Owner RALPH KOEPELE Clerk HARRY RUSSELL, Sale Men f Marrh 1017 Try a Dispatch Want Adv Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 17, 1948 Description An account of the resource March 17, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-03-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9301d575634035fb7b3fa71855145be4.pdf 56bac89a7de0feb5778a99302703018b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I1 gw H rW ififcfcJfclWW WT fiiitrimciBispatclJ Volume 65 Michigan Mirror Gov Kim Siglier has redesignen his package for Michigan good gov ernment Immediate reform is giving way to longrange reform Showing a willingness to change his mind when convinced that he Pjnckngy IJUoajtch School Nw FIFTH ANDsJxTH GRADE The grade spelling bee lasted 2 hrs in our room, uunene Lewis spelllod Bob Barber rdown on the word Strict for the 6th grade championship Jimmy Lavey spelled down Jim can achiehve rescuita better by oth Gallup on the word cellar, er methods, Sigler now favors the Bo4fh champions will receive diet following program which is being j ionariei fr0ra the Detroit News, shaped for presentation to the state j Were sure well give the 7th and legislature in special session starting 3 grwfc a real contest on Mar 19 next Tuesday, March 16 j Thoa having 5 or more AV for 1 No new or higher Mich taxes peri0d are Ricky Miller, Jimmy Taxpayersthe governor feels are Gallup and Grechen Tasch, Bob paying enough money today for Barber, Joyce Brown and Myra gtvernment public service The Chase big jop is to distribute this money 1 ACitisem are Bob BarberRose equitably where it is needed Heoice mBkiy Mrofka, Harry Combs, Gretch no new or higher taxes For exam en TaBCn Rni Norma Clark OUR DEMOCRACY Wwbewky, March 10 IMS ,1 by Mat xit Jj wWm the people car f m4 SeugrnmiKh WOO0HOW M4SOM pieNo increased in state gasoline tax for additional road building 2 Remove from the November ballot Uhe legislature authorised vote on revision of the sQate constitution by constitutional conven tiionc The governor is convinced wiat pkeemeai revision of the constitution is a more intelligent way Voters can concentrate their thinking on a few bsues aft hand, rather than opening the door wide to com pfcte revision through the relatively alow process of i convention 3 Remove from the November ballot the legislature authorized vote on repeal of the salestax diver sion amendment The governor has oonsistently favored repeal Howev er he fa1 convinced the time is not ripe for this action The public must be convinced and the best way is through red ink financingto prove the pubiic cannot enjoy state publid service white 76 percent of tiho saloB tax Ls returned to home corn communities for spending by local governments 4 Pour year ,tenure of office for all state and county officers except secretary of state and attorney geneVbothto beaptwnted by the pvernor The first election to be in J950, a nonprefoidential year The governor to take office Dec 1 instead of Jan 1, 5 Remove salary imitations from the state constitutions 6 Limit the number of state departments t bureaus to say 20Now there are 100 He may not press the last unless1 the IeglisaVure balks on his program Them, he will j on the baIot in November, Sigler favors responsibility more tftian power whereby he would have Kjhe right to fire or hire any dept head Harry Combs won a Bike in a Wheaties contest by naming a bike the Red Liazard Six girls are learning a Dutch dance and song for the PTA We also hope to spell down our par ents and grown ups the game even ing The 6th grade boys hope to beat the 7th grade in their final game of the season Norma and Norman Clark are abeut from school some report they have the mumps The boys and girls have been skat ng these past 2 weeks on Hann imans Creek at noon, Too bad we cant flood a part of the school yard SECONDHAND THIRD GRADE Earla Jean Tuthill spelled down the second grade Fri afternoon The whole room had a speil aown and spelled by beginning the words wih the last letter of the word spell ed before them Joyce Ann Fuhri man of the third grade was the winner Jean Clark is till ill The second grade arithmetic peo pic arc making docks hithe hope that they can soon learn t0 tell time At present John Burg, jr is the champion time teller Thursday the grade people will at fend a song rehearsal under the dir ection of Miss Cook from the Mich State College in preparation for the apring festival James Campbell hag been absent this week because of a cold and the put earache I Denize Davis is the new hostess Karen Bo lien and Dixie Lindsey have volunteered o keep the hall straigfttned up this week Notes of the Game THIS YEAR, AS IN EVERY FOURTH YEAR, OF OU HISTORY, WE AMERICANS WILL BE CALLED UPON TO ELECT A PRESIDENT THIS IS OUR PRTVILEGE AS A FRE PEOPLEA GREAT AND SOLEMN RESPONSIBILITY BASKEl BALL Pinckney high school played Spring Arbor in the Jackson tourna ment had little chance with this team which won the district title 1inckney lost 41 to 25 Jim Meyer and Joe Jeffreys each got 7 points , for Pinckney A large delegation of jPinckni fans accompanied them to Jackson In the class game the Juniors beat the Sophmores Tues night 4G to HI The Fwshman won from the 7th and 8th grade Monday night 25 to 38 TOURNAMENT NEWS The high school teams in this section with the exception of St Thorn as, Ann Arbor and Fowlervnle did i M do very well n it rrc tmrnamenlts last week Dexter beat Lincoln 28 to 31 and then fjell fccfore St Thomas 89 to 33 Manchester lost to Napolean 35 to 21 Chelsea lost to Mich Center 22 lo 1 South Lyon made good showing against Northvilte losing 24 to 3 Howell was defeated by Everett 47 to 28, University beat Faline 40 to 2 Fow lerville beat a favored Holt team 31 to 29 and Leslie, a big favorite beat HoVt 79 to 19 Williamton beat Stockbridge 43 Current Comment The itates colored oleomargtfhe law, passed in J9U1 forbidding the sale of colored oleo is apparency headed for the supreme court At Pontiac Don Breen, super market proprietor put a number of package of colored oleo on sale advert ising he was going to oo so and was promptly arrestud by members of the state deju of agriculture His trial was set lor last week before Muncipal Judge Finngan of Pontiac but was postponed We understand he has the backing of the Mich Grocers AJSII and if eoavicted the case wil ventualiy reach the up reiil court Jt ib the contention of many attorneys the oleo law in uav contftitutionul as it is ilass legislatLET US 3E6IN NOW, WITHOUT PREJUDICE OR PERSONAL BIAS, TO ACQUArNT OURSELVES WITH THE ISSUES, TO CONSIDER, CANDIDATES AND WHAT THEV STAND FOR, TO PREPARE OURSELVES FULLY, SO THAT WHEN WE MAKE OUR CHOICE IT WILL REPRESENT AN INFORMED DECISION IN THE INTEREST OF OUR DEMOCRACY Judge Paui Uadola of Flint has re fuitjd to send any more first of lenders to the Casidy Lake camp be caute he says that it is no longer th institution for which it was origin ally established a reformatory for first offenders Undoubtedly his bel ief was confirmed by the recent escape from there of A If rod Kurner and Stanley Wrobel, long time of fenders, the latter being up for mur der When the idea of a reformat ory was first ingested there Chelsea was up in arms against it and sent a delegation to protest its etsablishmunt When they wire assur ed that only lirst term niiior offenders would be sent there they withdrew their oppoxiim Thd jud ges are doing their pai evidently but prison authorities are evidently as a reward Conservation Notes The state land auctions this year will be hold the first and second SEVENTH AMD EIGHTH GRADES Monday the 8th grade boy played the ith grade boys in basketball wu , The 9th started off with 6 weeks in April in Galdwin, Traverae intg Jn ui 2 minute8 of pl City, Gaylord and Roscommon 1 filgl 37 to 24 favor of The state game dept has already thfi rade appUcatns for 50,000 pheajamt j Every git n eig Sf x i jj M jbtii e looking forward to the frame The first starved deer wepe found nph grade girls Vfcd at near Grayling last week 3 We have lamiei on tWs Tlw 476 confiscated deer hides ever gince basketba f01 or l eacn Last year thy hope to have a good game brought 353 a piece Of the 216 conservation violators in Jan more than onethird were MARRIED SATURDAY We Circuit Court News CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Thet March term of court opened in HowelLlast weet, George Hays who pled guilty to drunkeness in May 1947 and vsLose sentence has since been deferred each term was giver, a suspended sentence Clayton Scofield, charged with drunkeness 3rd oflense had his sentence put over to May 17 Stanley VanBlaircum who was charged with contrib uting to the delinquency of a minvry,11 d his anv nee p u over to Mar 22 Hei at one time pied guuty, was given 90 days and then changed his plea and appealed Robert Geaaner pled guilty to robor,had his senteoice put over to Mar 22 The charge of robbery against Robert Foster was dismissed WatterBlaWgigand toward Baiir had their driving license restored Judge Collins also head court Tues and Thursday Darlene Sorg was giv en a divorce from Raymond Sorg A property geittlemlent was agreed to 7 and Madison took Brighton 8 to 24 Fowlerville lost to Williaiaston 43 to 27 The district title winners Satnite were Class D Spring Arbor at Jack son who beat larmti 3827In Class C St Thomas beafi University 4 to 27 Milan beat Carleton 5i to 19 Leslie walloped Williamson r to scnding convicts there 43 and Michigan Center beat Nap Kurner and Wrobel turned states eolean 39 to 29 St Marys, Jackson vidence in the Senator Hooper murbeat Vandercook Lake 4iWto 35, Kee der caise on tlv promise they would go Harbor beat Madison 40 to 31 be paroled they lain They never got paroiWd but woe transferred to Casidy Lak as a revard instead There are no guards there and the boys are allowed considerable free dom The Cassidj oit bah eam plays in the Chelsea league and al ways plays all the itwii in I Id sect iid i heir , u them , , 4, I have alwavs bt n lii , Lntertaiment txaL I a btulpture contest , 1 Liuployinent eenLs , lc htenng up and layoffs avi icpoiUd by many liuckney people Ivlot of thes seoij, to be from the KaiserFrazier plant and from tha building operj atijns at the 1 of M Ihe Washten aw Tribune of Ann Arbor reports ST MARYS CHURCH B 7 ,, i that 4500 applii ations for unemploy Rev Francis Murphy, pastor CASSlDYLAKEbCHOOL M,unt l v iUd Ab wfk fjovn PjiHar lt2ft nnrtn nH , s ,,, psilan i and Ann Arbor the FB V j The fl00dof iticism directed a toJ duv, ,,L Vek sllonage Proration for HOIT Commutiion klate 01 tr mm of brickbiyfrs is said to have been reparation for Holy Communion 0,fenlers at Cassidy LakeVby reveal , the ation that long time offender were being sent there has had a saiuta tory effect Eric Sanford, recentiv appointed correetions director of Michgan went thre and investigated and as a result transferred 19 hab crisninals who had been sent KINGS DAUGHTERS MEETING i r Kiigs Daughters met mi ihur evening a the home of their 1res Lulu Darrow Nineteen meinburs 1 ahd three guests were present ana Vivian Lighjt Jane Devereaux, and iiewi Miller assisted Mrs Darrow as 1104 ures included in which honors were awarded to Florence liaughn Mesda,mes liaughn, Swarthout and Thompson were iiamed a nominating comm and Ueat ric bhirley was appointed to supervi J plans for the aiinual Mother Daughters Banquet IB and on each Saturday 8to 9 p Sunday 7 to 730 a m Maie a4 800 a m and a m Sun, Mar 14, Passion Sun Com XI 00 cause of ihe layoffs at unive sity and a variety of reasons are gien for tHo Kaiserlrazied layoff to St Joseph opens today Feast Sun for all men of the parish Nov March X9th, there back to Jackson prison and arrested epse for fishing without a licACE DISCRIMINATION Dominick Dascola, 34, State at barber,Ann Arbor, was acquitted of rafi diflcriminatioc by a jury of 5 ut , oourt in Ann Arbor Satit waa char ged he refused to cut the hair of Miss Jeanne Brogan of Chilson became the bride of Charles Hodge of Brighton, atMar,the 6th, Rev, Fr, Kissane officiaMng The young couple were honored at a reception given at Ben Hur Club in the evening nearly one hundred I upon The appeal case involving an auto, cent departed accident of James Reader vs Clayi e are grateful to all those who ton Browefr was heard and a no contributed to overseas relief last cause for action verdict rendered, t sun4Ay4 if you were absent you may 4 hand in your enevlop root Sunday SENT TO ST CLAIR POST Wm Weir a negrtTVtudent at th university, Daacola denied the char ge, said ho did not serve the neg ro because it taxes special tools and training to CUJC a negroes hair which he aid not have A negro barber put on fhe stand said he cut the hair of both white and colored peopL and used the same tools Moat of us practice race discrira a Beryl L Amburgey, son of Mr ITuTseof 200 beaides niany beau nd Mrs Virgil Amburgey, Pkney tifulalfta Michigan has successful compteV They left for Jtheir new home ia j ed an eightweeks inensive trainCalif Sunday J6rdoiT Di Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge daughter quarters of the Michigan State roi vi Denise and aons, Jerry and David attended the reception, MEW SWITCHBOARD The Mich Bell Telephone Co today announced the irajalUtion of an JBVDV v IMP , additional switchboalrd position to ination either consciously or sub con ntnl hae w f ac , iy rrea Tiumaa s support o j tm handU antiiace discrimiriaiuon and tn ionigUaoe belephone calte Republican party for an antilynch ,nT WUMI ing bill are both gestures to ge the the lored vot in the north land enforcement of them in the aou2i would be impossible Installation of awjjtchboard will be completed wihin a week at a coat of 250, Tfce new position duplicates the one aready in service I and permits rtill another operator J I to handle the growing volume rf J 40TM AWM1VERSARV I telephone calls in this area A dinner was given at the W R g manager here 1 Miller home Wed, Mar 3rd, l0 jjjigan Bell also is planning honoring their 4rth Wedding Ann JJ JA outaide plant iveraarj, Cla8 ,1 material, inelvmns ialepbane poVea, COM CONL CHURCH JUT Alfrt4 Allaxd, pastor Morning Worship 100 Sunday School XI 30 Choir Practiat Wed Night schools, no fences or guards and th youths stfnt there are placed on the ir honor In the main it has worked out BA right and 77 percent of the boys sent there have gone, straight It is in charge of Captain Miles a If thd contemplated strike of C I O packing house workers called for March J jroes through meat will practically disappear from the stores of the nation ,000 packing house are ask ts an houhign similar stirkea year or so ago was averted when the government stepped in and took over the packing houses for the time Ixiing 1 k I i We wonder why the Pinckney basket ball team is pushed around so o much Practically everv year finds reired army officer whom ye editor jn a diffeVMt state tournament knows personally The Pinckney soft ball tehm has played the Casaidy Lk team for several years now and their relations have been very plea sant The Detroit Times itist had a two page wrrteup of the place Mra Merwin Campbell1 u L S 8 ipt Herman Vedderl In rV TheseSun, morning sermon In I JTWpo,1 ent there Capt Lent are very important la8t rlng he had anum Lenten meeting each Wed eve at 8 p m Capt Brodet of the Howell Salvation army will be the guest speaker Wed night GOSPEL Rev FVa MiSSIOM pastor 1030 ber of vacancies owing to the fact a number of boys had served their time there and been discharged He went to Ionia for mort first term o fenders and wu literally forced to take Kurner and Wrober back to Cassidy Lake with him much against his will Mrs Earl Baghn helped celebcatef tMtionary trooper Hal has heen Jaf AMhie I rfgned to the St CWr Poat 2Sjt2l All training period gwdnajeiMJJt A w j oo w IMW r f i , ooriod of alx months feefoce Sttnuoe treated to a we , fnflie, H m wattanr J J i jk MMIMV hm bean eVaJ ne nwui aegt the Bmtfmi trip of m plant facilitiea, Stipe Sonoay School Sunt Youmi Fooplei ll2rTHE FARLEy STORY Back in J P Doyles time they played in the Ypsilanti tournament er ery year JP was an Ypsilanti Nor i mal graduate rnd paitial to that i schooi and successfully resisted at tempts to send the school to other tournaments After his departurcn the school has heen in many places Mtlford Walled Lake, Chelsea, Mich CenterNapolean and now in Jack son Walled Lake was probably Ihe best tournament they played in A Pinckney team which had not won a game in their rcrujiar season went there and won i straight to win the district title They won a district title ajt Napolean some years bach otherwise have had little luck Wm Leidig 7301 Jim Farley who managed two sucAMMUAL ftASTE CHT Livingaton fcodge will ho4d her has come out with a life of the late annual Past Master Night banquet president Like those previously at the School Sat nigh April Slwriun by Mrs Perkins Henry Mor The grand snaater will apeafc, Some anlwiu and Corded Hull it furnvHS The colored people are still wiin w ,Q JKJ race discrimination ManhfaV cestui canpaigns for the late Pres couge jn Xew York refused to ident Franklin D Roosevelt in 19321 uke in a basketball torn and 1936 and then deserted him in J ent n iiAniiSis because negro pkif 1940 when he ran for a third term, , were barred Gov Sigler k heing urged to end discrimination la I the Mich National Guard and f OBtr ia giving Fri4y AeJur CUt ffaarieM V njMoh IS, tHi ZTiiaW kkata wm rrJTigBjbiBiatf the4M including will an 11 day if as sis AM2US fHOFITS 60 have aajeady been but little information that was not already known The trouble with fFarfey was that he wanted tha nomination himself in 1940 wad r was sorev because he did not in his mit the enlist nent of Jersey recently passed a w aHtfP anch enlistments The ANNUAL ST PATRICKS SAKCE At Gregory Town Hall s w , WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1948 1 writing he shows a petty sptoer S0 p m to 10 a L J against the late preajjdent in a mm f bowling congress still ban from competition Angot Inc of Ann Arbor in eaOy m 1S4S a n pjifit of ST7SIS7 for f 1 , STmOkm l9 Door Faiaa w SMI to S oea a ahade and Aaaaieeien Talal Sponsored by af u Club USC BY FTNLAJI OftCHKSTRA Baby Holmaa calier Me lc Special Communication of ber of placet ton Lodge f4o 7 F A I Fri night, Mardi 12 at softie PfjIcKMfiY P T A MEETING thc Pint Degaoaa wfll bd2 Remember the date P T A MaaV aAMaaona of Man Bite, Mar lth in the I M ingat at P WL Mrs Smtfihf to pot on a Pub ejsevaaj,v fit aOX ik amamaaanaaal Vk, 90HiMft i I illi1i 11 inJMmBMHH y Htl 1 ll ill II ji PUpach We Jnesday Marco 0 1948 leo little Slants Ten little servants, waiting in a line, Call one to do the washand still you have nine Nine little servants, working long and late, Ask oiie to ccok your mealsand still you have eight Eight iUle servants wckitlike eleven Call on one to clean for yj, aiJ ttill you have seven Seven i1 servant r dont need candlesticks V cuss for youand still you have six Six I i e seivamr, ti This c sews a haiuy,,i , , you have five Five little servants to help with every chore 09 cr ion the shirtsand still you hve four jr t,iifiiii ycu r 11 yu iiuvetvo V Two liitle srvants, whose work is never done One keeps the food fresh, and thinks itrs father fun t ,, j One tells the proper time frorr, sun to jolting sun Ocpndable electric seriL icr icSd sivanls run And saves you lots of eLc 0v wjpposo you had none To 7f the latest impaiih crciVce on electric cpVnces , home lighting and a dozen other hcjszeping heps, visit your nerresf Fcf C9 Tlie Celrcit Edison Co MONDAY SUBBESTIOr Second step In thrifty weekend mens planning, as worked ouf by the Consumer Service Section Citlrcns rood Commute is a Peace Plate that features La nb Curry, made with cooked lamb remaining Irons Sundays ruu,t shoulcei litres a iiain dish from leftovers thai can face family or guests with no apologies, especially when serv tii with mashed sweet potatoesnow plumfuland apple rings sauteed in a skillet with a little fat and sugar Wind up with Peanut Butter Blanc Mange, a flavorful dessert that supplies a good portion of the daily quota of milk LAMB CURKY cup sliced onions 1 cup diced celery 1 minced peeled clove gar lie optional 2 tablespoons fat 1 cups cubed leftover cooked lamb 1 teaspoon curry powder 2 cups suck from lamb bones or lamb gravy diluted with water Salt 2 tablespoons flour y4 cup cold water Cook the onions, celery and garlic In the fat in a skillet until lightly browned, Add lamb, curry powder, slock and salt to taste Cover simmer 30 minutes If accessary, thicken with the flour mixed with cold water Serves 4 REGULAR FAVORITE Clip this recipe use with leftover beef, veal or pork KUtatfxlM AVOKtHSAWR I WEDNESDAY SUGGESTION Lessexpensive shoulder chops come ten derly to table, with enough savory browa gravy to give everybody a generous helping, when braised unhurriedly as suggested by home economists of the Citizens Food Committees Consumer Service Section Fol low the same flavorconserving method for lamb or veal shoulder chops Sharing honors on todays menu are Diced Parsley Potatoes, scalloped corn and apple jelly, with lemon meringue pie as a dessert treat BRAISED SHOULDER PCktK CHOPS 4 shoulder pork chops 1lncb thick Flour 2 tablespoons fat 2 teaspoons salt ,, teaspoon pepper 4 cup sliced onions 2 cups water Dredge chops with 2 tabespoons flour Brown on both sdes In f t reated in ski let Adu remaining ingredients Cover slm mer 40 to 60 minutes, or until tender Ar range chops on a hot platter, and keep warm Then thicken liquid remaining in skillet to gravy consistency, using 1 tablespoon flour for every l2 tablespoons cold water Mx the flour and water to a smooth paste beiore stirring into liquid Cook until thickened, while stirring Pour over chop Serves 4 DICED PARSLEY POTATOES 3 tablespoons fat 1 tablespoon flour 4 cups pared, diced raw potatoes lu teaspoons salt ii teaspoon pepper 1 cup boiling water H cup minced parsley Melt fat in saucepan stir In flour Ad potatoes, salt, pepper and water cover, simmer over low heat 15 minutes Add parS ley cover, and cook lj minutes longer, si until potatoes are tender Serves 4 CAN CHILD BRIDES BE HAPPY lfWrfc Read in The American Weckfv with this Sunday uMar 14 iue of The Detroit Sunday Tiiv about two Hycarold nirls who wore married off to strangers Rri The Child brides Treasured Dolt fcs another story in tha Belles of the LJ Bayous series hy Harnett T Kane Get Susdays Detroit Times , SATURDAY SUGGESTION A Utile haiMburg goes a long way in todays substantial Peace Plate suggestion from home economists of the Consume Service Section, Citizens Food Committee In fact, the courteinone dlah, Texas Hash, serves 8, and three Variations make this a Mut f r e ndpe book With luaiy Ttxas Hash, serve mixed preen pickles and baked potatoes, not forgetting to rub a little fat on skins brfore baking For dessert, treat the family to frosted spice cake TEXAS HASH 2 large onions, Sliced 2 green peppers, eat Sat 3 tablespoons fat 1 pound hanibujf 2 cups ranned tomato cup uncooked rice 1 teaspoon chili po der 2 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper Cook onions and frcn pepper slewbr lr hot fat until oniors are el low Add hamburg and liy until mixture falls apart Add tomatoes, rice, and seasonings and mix Put In larKt greased casserole, co er, and bake in moderate oven 375F 45 minutes, or until done Sercs 8 To serve 4, divide recipe in half Variations 1 Instead of rloe, use 1 cup uncooked spa ghetti, macaroni, or noodles 1 Substitute 1 cup chopped celery stalks and leaves for green pepper 3 Use 1 teaspoon paprika Instead of chill powder jMrSsi Limit 6 cns u Tomato Soup Fresh Ground Beef Fresh Pork Liver Nucoa Olcvcia garine per can St 37c Croslej S helvador Corneliis Donohue and Floyd Mun sell left last week for a trip through Kansas and the ourthern states Mayor Tom Leith of Brighton has beefti named chairman of the Livingston planning comm which wiil work in conjunction with the Huron Clinton Valley Authority Hariland and Brighton high schoat both played in the Walled iake tour nament this year Fred Servei at, 11 house mover prA builder at HoweDt died at nia home there Feb 24 Elbert Grove has resigned as man agcr at the state tore at Howell after 14 years Harold Franklin will succeed him Two leap year babies were born in his county James Bennett, to Mr and Mrs Deo Bennett of Howell and Linda Kay to Mr and Mrs Robert Owen of Gregory Mr Margaret Fiintoft has returned aiOer spending the past two mos in Arizona The MarionIosuo Kings Daughters met with Mrs Albert Shirley of Pin ckney on March 10 Mrs Mary Baxtor Brewn of Man Chester celebrated her 100th birth day Friday Brighton is again agitating a community center building This would include an auditorium and also a gymnasium Brighton has neither the present and the high school team had to play all bakeLbali games away from home this ytfr A recent Kiwanis club meeting at Whit more Lake, John Hoey of Dex sltjkbrtdf, Mich PA, 3t,Ma5rrzrT3 A Novel Action Pictur LADY IN THE LAKE Urrins ROBERT MONTGOMERY AUDREY TOTTER Cartoon , s I in Sun Tiv, jir 14 16 PERILS OF PAULINE la Technicolor Comedy, Music, Variety Starring BETTY HUTTON, JOHN LUND Carboon It Could Happen to You t toon Lateat Nawe ComingBUzaat Noojn The Yearling SYLVAN II111II HOWELL Theater HOWfLL, MICH Thur, Mar 11 One Day Only Double Feature DON CASTLE PEGGY KNUDSON in ROSES ARE RED Hue PHILLIP TERRY, JACQUELINE WHIT SEVEN KEYES TO BALD FATE cartoon Fri Sat,, Mar 2, 13 Open 6 p m both days Conig Early for a good seat ROY ROGERS in THE GAY RANCHERO In Trucolor Fri, Sat Mar, 12, 13 Outdoor Action in Cinecolor THE VIGILANTEES RLiUHN Starring JON HALLANDY DEVINEPAULA DREWf MARGARET LINDSAY Cartoon Stooge Comedy News Sun, Mon, Mar 14, IS XYNTHIA A Comedy with GEORGE MURPHY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, S Z SAkALL, MARY ASTOR, JAMES LYDON SPRING BYINGTON UUney Lartoon Chip and Dale J 4 Pete Smith I Love My Motherin I Law But Sunday Shows 3 5 79 Tues, Wed Thur, Mar, 16,17,18 MOTHER WORE TIGHTS A Good Musical In Technicolor with BETTY GRABLE, DAN DAILEY, MONA FREEMAN, CONNIE j MARSHALL Cartoon Fight to the Finish Shows 715, 915 First National Bank Ale ter, district governor presented John ALBERT DEKKER, CATHERINE CRAIG in THE PRETENDER in Cartoon Sun Mon, Mar, 14, 15 Children Matinee 2 PM WALT DISNEYS Rane, head of the Whimorc Lake club an award 1 Oakland county will vote in April on raising the 15 mill limit, also on a 2 mill tax to aiter thd poor hou1 se and build a hospital addition on it The vilfcige of Dexter has received their mew firi engine The Dexter Leader states the ntw FUN AND FANCY FREIE500 000 King Seeley factory will In Technicolor be only 2 miles east of Dexter on Starring the Huron River I EDGAR BERGLN, DINAH SHORE George Burke, Ann Arbor att Comedy Cartoon News will be the speaker at the Knighls Tuea Wed, TliurTTNrar, 16,17 18 of Columbus St Patrick banquet at DENNIS MORGAN Dexter on Mar 3 4 He has just re 1 in tulrt XTZ won MY WILDT HUSJHI ROSE 7 out of 8 games in basket bah j NoveItty Cartoon IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatioBAll Deposits Insured Up to 5,000 for Lach Depositor SEND THE RED CROSS When Disaster strikes, the call goes outand Jthc Kcd Cross responds Now its your turn and ours Send te Red Crops your check as much as you can spare for GIVE y GENEROUSLY ITS YOUR RED CROSS KEEP IT GOING YearAgo l Qedd 61 JUVC W J Tiplady closed his school term at Hamburg Friday St Marys church wil have a big time on March 15, a play and dance Will Thompson has purchased a furniture store at Durand and is moving there The BidVeJls, Ola and Clifftrd, will give a musical entertainment at the M K Church Sat nite Mar 1G Adm 10 and 20 centfS The following village tickei has been nomiated President Dr C L, Sigiier Clerk ,, KmilJteawiL Assessor James Greene Treas John Cadwcll Trustees Malachy Roche, Richard j Baker, Floyd Jackson The petiton of Rev Commerford Simon Brogan, Rose Fitzsimmons and Margaret iilack to have a bd I sidewalk built in front of their home on Hamburg St has been approved by the village council The walk will be 4 feet wide and built of pines Dillivan Durkee closed his winter school in Unadlla Friday George Younlovei has rented his farm to Mr Knopp I J Abbott sold three sheep to L S Faxon of Ionia ist week for 75 A Stowe sold a team of horses t Howell parties last week for 220 Oria Glenn and Lulu Abbott took the 8th grade examination las Sat Grant Kimmel of Plainfield has bought the David Scripturei house in UnadulaX Llte Ives Avill rent his farm, go into the implement business in Stock bridge Seymour Nash, 76, died at his homo Feb 28 He leaves a brother, M Nash of Pinckney 3 sons and 3 daughters The iuneral was held at the R G Webb home Sat Rev Hicks officiating NoteMofZS tears Ago Deputy Irvin Kennedy arrested 3 teenage boys last week who threat ened Jars Mark McClear at Ander son when she refused to givj them gas They were loiwd to have escaped from the Lousing reform school and their car was stolen j John Chalker Led at his ltome at I I j Patterson Lake March 2L He leaves his wife the former Sarah Fisk, a on Jterritty 3 brothers and 2 sis HORSES 8 CCVS 10 HOGS 375 twt DLPEMDIIVG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED I REE Fa1 Animmlr Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men C L PARKER Astent Phone 88, Pinckrx Tbe FASTFST lad Sftck Service in Michiea Central OaailSf ock Cu Better Health eita Mod ern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS BATH TUBS CRANE FIXTURES LEDGE TYPE SINKS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL MASONITE SHOWER J CLOSET COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS SHAFFER DEM1NC PEERLESS WATER WATER SOFTNER PUMPS, SUMP PUMPS aJECTRIC ft OIL WATER ALL SIZES GALVANIZED PIPE HEATERS FITTINGS VALVBS, SOIL PIPE FITTINGS IN STOCK MYRON X HUGHES MASTER PLUMBER tlLPAUt INC I 717 PLUMBING, HEATING Lekeaide Drive, Rawfc Lake OPEN EVTNirtlt Paacfcaey 136 rigerator Pin Imoediati DellTerjr Store Norman Topping celebrated his 21st hirdtday Sunday Isabel Grieve underwent an app, esakitis operation Sunday The Maseas here wiUive a St Palricks dance Nellie Gardner it sn Detroit bay tag spins millinery The wideninf of Grand ufk OalclMad ostusty is bepMtae site farmers srMV4 y IMIH iftiiimtiillmiaiuvitUt Mtti vftr K MM PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 10 948 Yard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries KER5 S33 fpcoNUJ Kennedys Geti Store A 1 iPBw Having1 decided to iuit farming will sell all my farm personal th of Pinckney on PincknevDex tor Road on at public auction at farm, located 1 miie Sou Wednesday, March 17th STARTS 100 P M, 1HJANE MEYER AUCTIONEER Phone Howeli 1219JI 19 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE TB, and 1 Lutein, 4 r lioitein, 4 yi lloiein, 4 yrs llotein, 4 yrs IIolstein 7 yrs Durham, 2 yrs, Iloli5tein,4 yrs, Guermdh4 Holbein, 5 Hoiitein Holstein Bangs Testod old, milking old, fresn, open old, fresh, open old, fresh, open dry , due oon mi lienor,due Apr,20 inilkin,due Sept,10 yrs,milking,duc Sept o yrs milking, due Oct, 3 8 yrs, milking, open 3 yrs milking, due Apr 7 Holstein, 3 yrs dry,due Apr 3 5 Hofcin Heifers, 5 mo 1 yr old 2 Hoistefin Bulls G9 month old HAY GRAIN CORN Quantity Baled Hay 123 Bu Oats Bu Corn in ear 75 u HORSES Horse, 8 yrs, 1500 Horse, 8 ysr, 1200 Will work singfc or double Double Harness FARM TOOLS MACHINERY International 3, 20 on i ubb rood Oneu TrUclor ilow 212 international 5 Ft Movar , Section Spring Tooh Harrow 1 1 ivdt Leiiery Lake Deorinir 5 l Mower 2 lloxo Cultivator Intei rutional Manure Spreader Spikeiooth Drag Kwbbcr Tired Wagoh and Rack S s 1 ni Wagon and Rack u Land Roler Cultipackcr Wafkin lew, VaTking Cultivator Til, nii ,iiv 1 Separator J 1 1 e Corn Binder doii iCv e Dump Kaki Superior Grain Drid David Bradley 10 Hammer Mili,new Deering Grain Binder Many other toos too numerous to mention Forks, Sovels eg, Chains, Small To lb e v Try Wagon MNCKNEY DISPATCH I Published Every Wednesday J115 Main St Pincknjv, Mcfrran I AtCttfiB ntered as second vius latter at Poatoffice at j Iinckney, Michigan undo the act of March 3 187 Subscription rat 150 a Year PAI w, cuaLsrr FUBLUWI KnUftained at thd home of Mr I ana Mrs jkoy riher and funny Sun I day, were Mr and Mrs Floyd Ham 1 mond of Lansing, Mr and Mrs C Filler of Iinckney Mr and Mis H Hammond of Cwoso, in honorof the Guests Wadding Annieruryh, which come In March and the birilidays of Mr Floyd Hammond, Mr Harold Hammond and Connie and Charles Beuis Following dinner Mr Clyde Fisli er ououed several reel i home muv Mr and Mrs Harold Jliuchey and dauguter, Ross limchcy and Velma liincliey spent Saturday in Landing and called on Mrs Iseilie Briggs who is seriously ih at her home Don Burns as arrived in Calif from Japan and has visited his uncle Bernard McCuskey there He ia ex pectHiome this week The Dale Miller fanmy were Sun dinner gness of Mr and Mr Leo nard Lee Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehaii were Alex Carish and wife of Ml Clemens and Dr Harlow I Shehan and luniily Jackson I Wni Maycroljt and wife of Grand j Rapids were week end guests of Mr j and Mrs Merwin Campbell Murray Kennedy and family spent Sunday at te Ambrose Kennedy horn in Howell Mr and Mrs Oaa Campbell called at the Fred Campbell home in Ann Arbor Sunday 1 atrick DiUon sr of Howeli called on John Dinkel Sunday Roy Reasorr and family and Mrs Fdna Iieion and Leola, spent Sun it Ihe 1 1 d CaipeiHer home in lon tiac I Mrs Doia Swarthout entertained J Mr and 1 rs M J RLUMI anil H C i YeddfT aiid vile for dinnr Sat night lio n to Mr and Mr, Leo l,etli of Walled Lake 13eiUy Carr at Melius hopilal, lirijhton, Sun a on MJ1 and Mrs Max Reynolds spent Friday in Lansing j Mrs lianchc Ciark and SMI, May nard spert Thurs at the Hdel Meyer io,e iwar Vpdlanti l and Mrs, iied Road entT taiiiu t thft RoL iiearl James Whit ley jamilies Muife1 Read for din I dtQ Sunday Mr and Mrs liowajd Tliajer vnJjertained Sat in honor of Mr Thay ers birthday Herbert 1 alm r and wife,Cecil Wilson and wile aiu Geo Gardner and wife Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout attended a vensioM banquet at Ann Ar bor Friday nigh pien by the Jzaac Walton League Mrs Weltha Vail is spending the week in Iiorton Sunday guts, of Mr ajid Mrs Frdley VanSickle were VCJII Robert son and wift Shrey Sons Garage M NOTICE RING AND BEARINGS ONly 4950 ALIHURIZEO FORD REBUILT MOTORS 9900 ARC ACETYLENE WELDING WRECKER SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WASH JOBS 100 GREASE JOBS 100 S1MONIZED JOBS yu5 MUFFLER TAIL PIPES BATTERIES AUTO PARTS QUICK CHARGE TRACTOR REPAIR OIL CHARGE Call No 138 Kaiser Frazer Sales U Service 127 PEARL ST NO HOWELL RD 449 I TO t NO IS THE IME MODERNIZE DECO MORSUN NORGE FURNACES SPACE HEATERS FLOOR FURNCrs CONVERSION BURNERS COMPLETE KITCHEN AND HATH ROOM EQUIPMENT WATER SOP USERS HOT WATT ER TANKS SHALLOW AND DFEP WELL PUMTS GUTTERS SIDING ROOFING ON TO TliKEL YEARS TO HAY ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pinckney Fab Sheet Metal Co 20 MAIN PINCKNEY rom wncro Mrs Robots and iiir lie latter L Avife daumpia Wm POULTRY 5 Geese J i ERM5CASH vnht arrangements are made prior to tae Steve MroSka, owner STANLEY DIXKSL, CLERK 9HBR The Jchn ivlcDonalds of Detroit lent the week end in Fettysvilj j j LJ CW, Hooker and family 01 Mm 1 a irbor were Sunday gueeU at the fL Hooker home Mrs Alice Schoenhals and Mrs Kussell Coon exiffered a broken Lida Karus of Howell apertt Sun hand one last week while empitoyed the L JHanry home at a loeai factory when a steel lab J fed on it Sergt Jerry lCu3 Ledv idge axrj ived home Inurs after IS nids ser WGJleyer aad wife tockbrid j vicfc iJLs eroes and jLhe South spent Sunday at the W H Meyer Pacific Ue iafonng us that Rvt 1 i0m j Smith of Pinckney who was killed Mrs Alta Meyer spent last week j ou Los N taken to Gua4j L the WnuLaab home in Ann Arbor alcanal for burial Mr Beialah Martin end in Ypsilanti spent the wk oday with Mrs Hxel Howiel varden City iu Mra Louise Shehan and son, Fran oy Richard and wife have moved K spent Sat in Lansing j into the Roy Clark house on K Winston Baughn and famhy spent Main St He work for the Bob White Lapping co J The Pinckiiey cribbiigp tournajaul linngan and wife of Jack merit was heid at the Masonic Ban 1 were Sunday dinner guests of j quet hai last Wed ni,h,t with 15 and Mrs Lynn Hendee j contestants Don Swarthoi won first ir Cecil Hendee aid family of j aji Merwin Campbell second Don iinj and Mrs Marjorie Parkin wil corarete in the 1 of Ann Arbor were Sunday Xtu Arbor Mrs John Martin has sold her farm to John LeLondick of Detroit William Meyer aic wife of Ann Arbor ealted at ,the Pearson home s of town Sunday j Mifs Muriel Head wa home from j Mich State Saf and had as her j guest, Maxine krhxn They took i iioaii of Plynouih juot out of the navy 1 Mr George Meabon jr and received a teieiiani from their gbjLer, Dorothy Sat irom 01 V ah Mating her husband, HugCj, juti underwent an operation for a serious aliment Mr and Mrs Lawience Laughn and Mrs Harl Laughn were in Am Arbor Saturday Mrs Eleanor LedwiJge entertained Louis Staekable and wife and Mike and Wm Roche for dinner and at cards Thurs night After 2 weeks vacation Denie Ledwidgre and Carol iStecker return ed to their duties at St Joe hospital Anii Arbor JG Stirling, a retired professor who lives near Inverness Country Cub, North Laket has been appoiht ed supervisor to succeed the late Gilbert Madden of Dexter Tvp Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheld on were in Detroit Saturday The Younglove P T A, will serve the hot lunch at the Wm Shehan auction Thursday Dr Walter Mercer and family of Easht Lansing and Dr McGregor and family of Brighton were Sun guests of Wm Mercer and wife i Sit L y A Ivirtltimtnt Marsh Hew to K ep fcrii Down On the Farm The other day Pcfe SwiinMits nephew, IJtid, allowed as how V was fed up with farm and couni y lifeand was going to the y where there was a lot mere tuny and tcitement Some iV iri,t 1 J stop him Rut not Pue L n advanced Cad carfure ir tin i p tiKured that when hed h a good look around, hed c where he belonged of beer And f Iuipirned Afiei 1 days f IjsMown battle and excite ment, Rid was back behind the wheel of a tractor, with color in hi h h iiii And hed tradd the 11 i 1 life of the city for a qiit ejass of beer with Dad IMIII where I sit, thats how it foe Ti y to prevent some one fjoin j ljt he thinks he wants aiii i ii oi wanting it IIut piv him iis head, and iiell settle for the ssenMule count rv life, tiling whether its or a tcin ate as e a, Itu u Roy Hannett is still a patient ai4 Veterans hospital, Dearborn 1 Carolyn Latimer of Milfoict spent I the week end at the CW Latilner home The Lathners took hejr home Sunday Dr George Pearson suffered a stroke at his home near Silver Lk SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 8 tach COWS 10 Each HOGS 35 Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT 70 GARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 BUYERS OF HIDES CALF SKINS No ral to to in the Mich Mich Stjfce basketball Saf is in a serious condition game at Arm Aibor Saturday niglt Five more days to get the 15 Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel,Mr j 25 percent discount at Svani Mrs Ashor Wyi, Mr and Mrs Stove end rM Henry Johrsoa and Mr aTid Mr 11 Hall, attended ihc Muh Milk Prod tournament at banquet at Sto hbridgo Kridax nig Mr and Mrs Frank Aberde 3t of Mra Rose Hondee J Robert Seefeld and family v Betty weio jieste Sat night of Re Son J Bamnger of Detroit won the Baughn who recently went Fla ffc and wife of Anii Arbor the ycSt nd Mrs et Smith of Rush hae left there and are now iocaed Masonic temple thee t a banquet tee, the tricycle iven away by in Columbus Ohio , where Mr See pven by the ojal Arch Masons JX Maecabeet laf week Ifeki is working Mr and Mrs Wayne arr spent Mr aad Jfr Lawvence Raughn i Mra Lea Lavey Mm Gene Diak, the week end in Syracuse NY with 3jrtt Sunday in Stockbridge an Miss HaaeTfechardgesn were in Mr and MrsPau Baker P4IVT We hav a complete line Jack Apies No 1 Varitats popoo iiogere SPAINT OuttWe paints ftrc going WWtc end Yellow o gmuat to U hard W ad higher Fl Ewanns Stoat Howell Michigan We WMdf te vmw 4aA teJ teet imnrmitM fe Jwey ior jon MI VtVBe of Ana Arbor talk Swanns Store, Howrll Michigan Phillip Murphy spent the week end in Jackson Harry Murphy is faking his vacation Stanley Ldnkol carried mai for him The car of Mrs Jennie Kehenber j ger caught fire last Thurs morning Mrs Marjory Shehaii night school at YjTsdaiy Mrs John Ilobnhun of lliliman is viiiiting her da lighter, Mis J Shire Mr and Mr Doi, Svaruhout spt iu Moaday night at the James Shin home in Jackscon Friends of Mrs Flora MeArtor wjo has been a patient at Univcivity hos pital for several weck will be lad to know she ig progressing aatisfaci orily lirst oi the week guests in the I ,i home were1 Wm Mew, Verno lii audbon, Frederick ail of wia vale, Pj and Merrill Austin of Deer Held lowiidhip Mrs Blanche Clarke and sons Rune and Maynard called at the Edaei Meer horae Monday Maynard stayed few daya Jouig Coyle and wife spent Sun at the Clareic Stifh tme near Chlsea Mrs Clifford VanHorn and Mrs ri Lulu iaaa, If there la a on MW just vest of town and was i Letser McAfee were in Jackson Thur badly damaged Fied Cosces if lU at the home of The Miases Denize ledwidge and j hig daughter, Mrs Rex Koggtte of Carol Steckcr, rtde nurses, at St iofi hoepitaU Ann Arbor, represent Ann Arbor Patrick Jeffreys and Tom Howe mt If eiKart last Thurs morning limVrM their class aa4ionjtr students jto aff ilia with 4 etorasf flt Lnu,j jr were ki Kalamaaoo last Thursday oer statjiCttwjri The girls leave Madeh JjlSoWh OrMBfiaUL Mo last week to ScaMk jm4 wJHe J hsisw Jus esjr jusd Smctmjm The Pa Matrons of Pinckney fcapter So 145 O Swere eaered at the hall Monday V Mrs Laiub and Mrs and Mrs Otto PouLon I Viss Louise Sieger is sUsqrtag to bz an operator at the office in Asm Arbor JeffreyPtaefaMy DUptdT I WZfajM 10 m mm aATl OraiMMiAil for tho At eetanonof MM Court, held t tho Fro OUN hi Hit City 1 Howell ia said Oowawy on CM 18th da, 01 Fahruv A D, 1948, CrtnS Horn VlUai L Lyons, iao oi Probata n tha Matter of tha awsste of Mary L, Flak, Dies eased It appearing to tho Court that I R0FE8SIONAL GORNEK W lUf at Dntfy, at 0 Doily lliOO AM to t 00 P M, MM, Tuea,FrL, Sat, 7100400 tha timo for proeenteMon of claim QP, C R McCLUSKEY gainst aaid aetata should bo limited MRNlSl and that a tfano and plaoa bo appoint to receive, exnminj and ad it is Order tha all of tho crtdi wWjFkiy Waitjor new Jafin Deere Modal M U regularly , predWrype hydraulic WgW ens of ring, lowering, or rsgJiIstmg the HFRISWHY l T equippU with Touchc HUU 2 ft hat a comp eic lne of QutkTicb working emnyuve rUIIylSrii Theyre really partners in profit It offers real operator s taiafnrf new net f wide variety 1 ard speeU ,lib a new low Of 158 UFM new 1 tor a John Deere Model M, Stc, th J next time youre in town to prom aevex berore approached by t t will pay you M V at, It wro DERtsppBP sr mcsio y k n H rkPerson ate Bank tore of laid daaaaaad aro required just all clahna and demand against to present their claims to said Court at said Probata Office, I aid deceased by and bafora aaid Court I and to sarva a copy thereof upon Lynn V Heiuiee at PincHneMich, tha administratrix oi aaid aetata at aaid Probate Office on or bafora tha 26th day of April A D, 1948, at tan oclock tn tha forenoon, aaid time and plaoa being hereby appoint ad for tha examination and adjust ment of all claims againat aaid decease ft ft Furhsr ordered, That puooics tharaox be given by publication of a copy of thla order, for throe mecaaaiTa weeks pravioua to aid day of aoarJng ,n tho Pnckney Jispstcn, a newspaper printed and , circulated in laid County Willis L Lyons, Judgo of Probate A true copy I Celesta Parshall, Rag of Probata FOR RENT200 acre US li T Otflee Ml 14 PERCY ELLIS AUCTION Phono BFU inkU A VanWiakU Dee, W VanWIaado Cnariae K vacnaj AttonMya at Law aret 6UU and Saviaga Baaa Hawaii, Miakijaji rfiRYT MEW HERBSNEED lii ISl eV ww4aVm City, Lbt Y LBfi LAVfiY OBMaUlAI INSURANwm fttwt mm CEMETERY MEMORIALS 14 N Main St Ann ArborJHieh Harold Chubb, Loeal Raproaontetivo 616 FLEMING ST, HOWELL HowaU Pbooe 439 or 97 Monuments Markers MARTtN J LA VAN Attorney At Law il am Hioniga Phoa 1S9F6 RopairUg mm Ajmim Stato 717 Lakoaldo Drtf Ueaoao Roak Lake PHSWARTHOUT SON JCI r FUNKRAI, HOM v UIAI norvios mmft alienlga iParnlr FairlXANLEiV Buildings 600 yonr t Norman Reason, Phono 17 Pinckney Oftt roTrSALEtPtrst growtfi Iff alia BERRIMAN at law Howtf i i , J I 4 7 on Sale Fanners Peed Supply PHOWR 04 ECONOMICS Racontly the commodity market had a substantial reduction in prices Immediately there was a worried took on a good many f acoa Was thia the start of a depression or not Experience over the years has shown that depressions are usually caused by supply catching up witthe demand for goods and commod ,63 over the hole Held of agncule ura an industry At this time there M etill a hea y damand for products of industry and agricultura A downward rrrta ion in priest may be eton, mit with a sustained damand than can be no major depravation McPntrsou bue Bank Honey to loan ft avaraat paM Tires Patfttflawtes of AS aaoeeiw p ieairoal br awr Icfwf Oawaait li hay a mow of it Clifford ChambenJ lHQOHE TAX RBTWIW MAi OUT 494 RAT ORAND TATE OF MICHIGAN The Fnobato Coort for tho Cottatt oi LrrJagstoa At a anssksji of said Court katd aut the Probate Offlss In was City of Howell in said Cotjnf, on tha 24th day of February A D 1949 Freeant, Hon WflnV U LswM, lodge of Probata, in the Matter of tfc Satats of John K Martin Deceased, Lemuel Martin having filed in said court his final administration account and kit petition praying r tho allowanss tharaof and for , tha assigmnont and dlstiibiiaton of ska residua of ssM ssinka, U is Ordered, That tha 22nd day of March A D 1948, at tan oclock RIVIR AVE, BRIGHTON, MICH PHONR mi MR4V i M MsLUCAf FKi w KL1CKHOFE Sr t Ur A uitiTRlST 120 WLai GRAND RIVHR HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 388 RESIDENCE 13 JwMiXP HENDEE UVZ STOCK WAULUVU AND WeoJUfy Tripe Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phoao 64F14 CONcAlDu9S JKaSP TOF ,0,L ROAD CRAVBU FILL OIRT ANk ROADS BUILT BLOCK LAID PIECE OR TRACT CON Want Ads FOR SALB1946 Ford plekup track, good shape, 16000 milss on it Woodrow Massoy, 988 Busk Lake Phono 88F8 I in aha forenoon, at said Fohasn Of flea, bo and la nonaby wnpotatsd for oxntnmig and aBowtJtg said aasoant j and hearing said position It la Further Osnorod,Tkat public notisa theroot ba ftron by pnbflaa sloa of a eopy of ttrfe order, for proriOUi ts ako Plnsk nrtntod I JrOii SALEUs Ion Ho A uUng of oaied Aiiaifa Lay Will deliver ioyd aeaooe, hone o4Jbl4 WANTED Wsshlnga goisphona 144F11, Pinckney FOR SALE 19 acresone half mucJc, good buildings modem house FOR SALE Myron Wilcox home at Portage Luke, aew low piice Fred Teeplo, Howcli FOR SALE Heavy Field Fence, 4 point Barb Wire, Baring Wire, 14 4 15 guage D E HOEY SONS, Dexter, Mich FOR SALElopcorn Stana Aut bo aijed, konneth Davis viy J Whit iott SALE,11737 ora Moior, 4 iiew iires Any part for 1937 Ford 410 Putnam Street, Phone 39F3 FOR SALEa94TDeSota7 4 dooi deluxe wwau, fluid drive, Heater, Hcrjae wives 8AV E YOU r BIT FATS said day of nay Dlapatan, WflHsL A true sopy Celesta Paaahal L E Lorenzen, South Lyon, Mich I Jf Phono South Lyon 4126 after 6 pm K C,J1frollt 11466 jndsjs of wonato Ctrmi Webb fftrm on fye hok i8 weif Pinckney or pnoawo Jim ytLienti 4226 Holcomb eOMPLNTt INCOME TAX SERVICE MYER6 BOOTCRY no Ave male hortag hRINSO IT PiOATf Ff IVOflY tktUmm I Tho TATE OF MICHIGAN ad LsVliiiiiii sw CP awawsswsnwssnj ajssa wsnwssjs WPPJB ass enpswswn ejasp tho Pfwhatt OfSJss in ska City of HowoB In aaid County on tho 18th day of February A D, 1948, ProsssstrEem Wlis L Lyvns, Jvlfoof Probate In ana Matter tho Batata It ayponring to tha Cwrt for pfwsontaslon of sgsinot aatd aotais should ba limitad and thai a Mass and plaoa ho appointed to racoira, ssaorino and ao joat all cJaims and donaanda against aid devansad hy And hafar aaid Coorii it R OfCstwa, That afl f tho oswdrtefj of said dintaoad am ro fuirod to prosont ihafr claims to said Conrt at aaid Proboto Offico and to osrra a eopy thornof npon Hiram R Smith HowaiL Michigan Aosnissstoator WWJLof aaidaaaato amor botoro tho24Aday of April A P 1848, at tan ocioek in aho gaiwntaa, aaid tassa and plana being hanks appsintsl far tha acaat of aildaims WANTED good homo for 2 black and whits fussy kittens Phone Pinckney 137FH TRAlLEBg ANbSSSTTB KBg TO RENT by tho houray or wash Tho beautifui now Cabin Car Camping Tailor now on di WILSONS TRAiLEU BEKVIO 8111 Want Grand Rivar, Lake Cho munsv between Brighton and How oil ou Ua 18, Phone HowaU 8S4W4 Lake Drive Hiland Lake, Michigan LOST Female Beagle Hound,white black and tan spots near Peach Mt, Portage Lake, vrnl pay rewardThe collar carries the name of J S Cychers Inquire of Itouert Murray 5015 Larchmont Ave, Detroit, or phone Tyler 86172 ZoTaJakal PL6RIDA HOMtS Now is tho timo to buy your futuuro homo in sunny Florida, also farms, groves mkea and river property and business proporty of any Ikind Contact J W Tinchor, an old Michigan re aidsnt F C MORRIS REALTY 90S Kaat HiBsborough Tampa, Florida FOB SALEWOOD Earr Senroeder, Darwin Road FOR kkNTStanton Line house, 2 miles west of town on M36 Russelll Trkovan, Phone 19F12 and FOR SALE Laundry tubs stand, traps and facets, rfatnea Whitley, Dexer Road 70R SALEBrand new Estate heater, oil burning, never uncrated John Carrer Portage Lake fAftrt P SALWe have a fine ssiaeUon of farms both in wt tanaw County and throughout taie State Lot us harp you select a place that assets yonr needs H J Mcivr ehsr, BosJtar, sV8249, 804 Wolver ino Bldg, Ann Arbor JOB sUIJWotatiosaKj Ownsr1 u W Umpstoad 4 Son tv6t, mm asm MM i Can d aT wany Taw rathe wF Wrsflf MAHWA SOAP any of Auction On thia fans located 7 mflsa Sooth of Fowserviilo oD Bull Run Bd or 7 miles West of HowolX on Mason Road L, 1 BBsss om Bnli Ron Rood I Wed, Mar 17 itP DttC ic Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 10, 1948 Description An account of the resource March 10, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-03-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e17fe553978a82eb1ed7d20f98f1d11e.pdf 90e591f511b07f8dfaf3c3912123eca9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. ,w f 7 mduiti ispatdj Volume 65 Michigan Mirror Midwinter Memories of Michigan travel How Col Karl Detzer, roving ed Itor of the Readers Digest and now publisher of two Michigan weekly newspapers, made a vigorous plea to Michigan newspaper editors for support of Sec of State George C Marshall and Sen Arthur iVenden berg Deater spoke at T averse City Joe Stalin is scared of Marshall, said Detzer The weekend at Traverse City lOdune 2122, 1947 was delightfhl A perfect setting for an afternoon beach and lawn party t ,Rosedale the East Buy home of Austin, Raftdorff, newspaper publisher How I ip over my canoe, trying School Now Pinckney Dispatch New Service Wednesday Feb 25 1948 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE In ne oth rn 6ih grade spell down Bertie Beachey won from Jim Lavey on the word relation Gretchen Tasch our njn year old stood up for 95 words and we want her to know how proud we ate oi her Our Valentine Party was a lot of fun It was a sort of pott luck the boys and girls furnished the sandwiches and cookies and MraSwarth out furnished home made ice cream from the mlk furnished by the farm chdren Imagine we did away with 16 qts of ice cream Barbara Millers birthday was Thura and she treated us all to can dy Mary Lou Wright also had u bii vw i w y , a khd Friday Last week Albert to carry an outboard motoi and to won e Ipeil cown on balance myself, befh at the, lamo ,, wa3 M time, and taVc a dunk in the Au ,, A ,i w,, niwA,i K,B Sable, nop of Lucerne The missus f, g ft A K without saying a word, brings me a kU rae wth the th radebu bathing suit How we travel over a winding wood trail, a mile and thrcequarj ter, to the river cabin of Schuyyr L Marshall, member of the state public service comm and former I , ,,,,, nn uv u o T i, a VT iDji Classmates gave her a farewell par publisher at St Johns No tratiic noise here Cabin has loft for bunks W nursaay Mrs Swarthout wisheB to thank all the boys and girls for Jhe beauti ful valentaines Nancy Nay is moving to Virginia Well misa her very much Her Extended aica service as proposed by Mich Bell Telephone Co would entitle Pinckney users to unlimited ilatrate service to Fowlerville,Brigh on and Howell at an extra costt of j 25c to 150 a month for typical types of service according to Louis , Stipe, local mgr Stipe offered this he explained in view of the apparent confusion aver proposd service at the hearing before the Mich Public Service Com last week where a Pinckney delegation was in opposition to the propts alStipe pointed out the present 15c toll charge for 5minute calls to Fowlerville would be eliminated and also the 10c charge on calls to How ell and ,vBrighton, Overtime charges would also be eliminated Customer in those towns could also calT Htuk ney without toll charge SOCIAL ITEMS No S i Carrem rHntritiit The papers last week carried pietores of Frank Reid, Chelsea depuf daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold henff aheriff, who captured A thro Before 150 invited guests and other friends Miss Bernice Franklin ST MAR CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Novena Friday 1220 noon and 00 p IB Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8t 9 p m and on Sunday 7 to 730 a nu Masses al 800 a m and 1100 a m Sun, Feb 29, 3rd Sun of Lent, 5th week of 59th Novenna General Communion for the parish Among the intentions are Sun,, high mas for late Lawrence Mc Clear Mon for late Evelyn Kany Tues, late Neil McClear Wed, In Stipe said the new service would tention of Living Thur,, late Edcost 25c a month for rural residence wa,d OBrien Fri, late Mrs TresS and Jarty residence users and a sa McClear Franklin of Howell atxd Clarence William Baughn of Pinckncy spoke their marriage vows in a beautiful candelight ceremony at the Pinckney Congregational church Saturday night The church was lighted by candles in candleabras placed at the 1 altar and in the Numlows A white rug extended from the altar to the entrance of the church Preceding the ceremony Mrs Virginia Carver, sister of the gloom, sang 1 Love You Truly, and Because with Joan Bird of Wayne at the piano The wedding party moved up the aisle to tho strains of the organ wedding march,played by Joan Bird The bride was on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage The groom was attended by his bro ther, Winston Mias Leona Meyers of Howell was matron of honor,, increase of T5c a month for a 1par huge stone closed porch overlooking the main stream of the AuSable, near Grayling Now it costs 125 for our automobile and 150 for our trailer coach, plus 25 cents each for two passengers, to cross the Straty of Muhinac on one of Charles Ziegler fory boijs Total 3 25 How James Darcy, a former lumi bercamp chef, perpared trout at his restaurant raid overnight cabins at Silver City, near Ontonagon Darcy pleased Right plastic rings now theyre making and bracelets After the thaw of the ice The Pinckney School yard ia full of ito skaters from our room Norma and Norman Clark have been absent for over a week We hear they have the mumps KDG AND FIRST GARDE Jean Clark, Bill Cogswell, Bern ard Duhaire and Donnie Hndkins have been absent a long time We Mr Bourbom ty residence and rural business ser Special requests for late John Ken vicee and a boostof 150 a month nedy antl wm, Mullen , Lent is a special time of grace req byWes Sat, late JT Hehoi nnais by friends , and Miss Joan trankhn, terof I tht U bride wprs hndwiiuiiHo 11 began cooking at the age of 14 , L he wus 20 he wa, in con,pto hog tiy urn charge of meals ih a bustling lumber camp I always taste every thinir before I serve it, he said , wlfil,ithatgood food m so hard J Lynn Tarmaleo HowlMS reservation for th V SEC0ND AND TH1RD GRADE Barbara Rlssell returned this week after an absence of 4 woeks We have ua new pupil this weekcupine mountain cabins may be res i i i mum pa Jean Clark is quarantined lor the erved in advance by writing to Knox Jamison, park supU, Onuonagon Thir of these cablinp are ror Lake, accessible by foot trail How we were surprised to Iffurn that Lake of the Clouds i only 15 oot deep, just a wid spot in the Carp ruverHow cold the night air was at Mirror Lake, whose elevat ion is higher than the highest point of the Lake of the Ctod escarpment How we spent an enjoyable rainy Sat in a Huron Motor Court cabin Richard BrdJfcact as host ati Mir 3 18 week J Monday kin Jutistafhon exhihited picture6f famous buildtngs in Philadelphia1, a, and Washington, D C to out group This week we are making symbols to represent St Patwlks Day THIRD AND FOURTH NEWS for 1paity business users Stipe also denied the company, request for a general rate increase is due to this extended arei proposal He said loss of shorthaul toil business would not affect the over all revenues of the Mici Bell As an illustration ho iaidthe company propose to increase the 1party residence service here from 15z to L25 a month undur the general rate Increase If the oxterd ed area service is approved the cost would be j00 a monthi difference of only 75c a month for unlimited calling priviliges to Fowiervijle, Mowell and Brighton SUSANA CATHERINE VOGT Susana Catherine Vogt, daughter of Sebestine and Elizabeth Vogt was born in Normemly Township Ont Canada, May 26, 1874 and departed this life Feb 18, 1948 at Howell, At the age of seven she came wi,f her parents to Conway, Michigan Sho was united in marriage to lien Kellenberger July 5, 1893, passed away Feb 1946 Her n life was spent near Ruth Fowl ville and Pinckney and i ennance for sTns committed after baptism, Unless you do pennanco ye shall perish St Luke 183 COM CONU CrtUKCH Bev Alfred Allard, Moining Worship Sunday Choir Practise Wed pastor 1030 the bride were bridesmaids The ring bearer was Kobert Franklin, brother of the bride and the flower girls were Barbara Uuughn, neice of the groom and Lorna Franvlin, sister of the bride The usher were escaped convicts from Jackson pri on in the early morning hours there one morning last week Two of them were serving sentences for murder While we dont recall anyone gett ing 3 a a time before and pulling iown 300 reward, ruite a few have been capturen in and arefind Pinckney John Dinkel, then a dep uty sheriff captured one here over 30 years ago and go the reward Abuot 15 years ago Murray Kennedy, present postmaster Leonard Oeveiaux, then working in the Di patch office, caught one in the Grand Trunk yards They were assls ted by Fred Bead and bplit the reward 3 way Later Boone Ambur gey, employed on the action gang here caught one and drew the inward The pribon farm is located on the Grand Trunk airline railroad and escaping prisoners often follow ed the railroad tiack im their getaways The bride was lovely in a white satin gown with chapjl train with School 11301 of 6huoulude1, l00k marquisette Niffht voke ni around the neck Ho shirOrganist and Choir Director eflf,boice J satL,ln ie v K n Mra Merwin Campbell gatherings of a full skrtrwhch fell S S Supt Herman Vedder int, ,the Pel length tram Her Lenten meeting each Wed eve atf of marquisette was caught by a tiara of orange blossoms The Brighton paper, although Aunt Marge of Hambuig is their star correspondent, which failed to , J XT i n u xf , Publiah lin about the Rev BeachLawrence and Neil Baughn Virgil ev uw until it a8 R , Jn Dash and Merlin Nararjo itev AU thied to belittle the em lard performed the ceremony f it did not cvoke uch 8 p m Following the Wed Kve Service the church will vote on the merger, all are invited, GOSPEL MISSION Ktv Fsa Beachey, paitor Morrng Worship 1080 Sunuy School 1101 Supt Wm Levlig YouJg Peoples Meeting 730 LOCAL NEWS Mr and Mrs Willard Widmeyer inner with Mr ai To this union were born eleven apent Sunday Julius At Mv and Mrs Henry children Royal and Bay oi HMsMrg Julius Aschenbrcnner Jr dae, Ruby Dorrance and Gl inn of rHjwell Vern of Pinckney, Vera h DowiflofLirkfiiWrMax of Muntbera and rnuny were Sunday ithcu OttoAgnes, Kariand Vjvian dimM,r meihjyf Mr, and Mrs Otto Poulson and Mrs Cuambers in honJohnson vera SM Elaine, Mr and Mrs Clifford of Murifc Mrs Mary Baughn wore pink taf Eeta with a veil to m itch and Miss Leona Meyers and Joan Franklin wore blue taffeta gowns with mat ching veils of chiffon The flower gils won yellow chiffon and poke bonnets A reception was held in the church parlors following the cere mony Mrs W C, Miller poured as sisUd by Mrs, North of Mason, aunt of the bride Mrs Virgil Daih of Howell, sister of the bride cut the cako Jacqueline Franklin, sUter of the bride had charge of the guet book A four tier wedding cake was the center of attraction The bridal cou pc received many beautiful anu ue the Detroit Dailies and Associated Press were enough interested to send theiit star reporters and photo graphers out to it The main point which made the case o important, which the Brighton paper doeB not see, if that a verdict of guilty wuld deult an irrpairahle low to Mich school discipline This accounts for the interest in the cao shown by the state and M E A Specialization seems to he tie Idea in all things School janitors and otheis in thia jine of work long ago became Sanitary Engineers and now Che lowly soda fountain clerk or jerkor has gone aristocrri In Bos ton, Mas a sign ovei readi, All Our lq ter Soda Fountain Kngn m 8 store e Masat East Tawas on Lake Huron Hot DQ water Sower Electrical stove ana ,, tl , , A, refriperator Oil heater Comfortab le chairs Wood panelled fatarior What more could a traveler need How we continue to be thrilled at the discovery of lakes in neHy very section of Michigan Truly, Miehiganiathe lake state PLAN BUILDING PROGRAM The Mich Bell Telephone Co plans a 08,000,000 building pro Joyce Wegener had her 10th birth having proeded here in death, day Fri, Feb 24 She leaves twenty grandchildren, Beverly Potocany, Joan Clark, two nsteis, Mrs Magaline Shaller tho sick and Mrs Fred Olsen, many other list Beverly has chicken pox, Joans relatives and friends a sister, the mumps and Dorothy cold The grades are going to see the Junior play Wed at 1 pm We are playing more out doors now as the weather is warmerMany are skating at noon The 4th grade io vo ng on thai tabbM tl w kThey are gett ittg ready for a cyper down Fri or of Elaines birthday Mr and Mrs, M E Darrow were in DrightQn Tuesday, C H McHorie expects to ge to Grand Rapids Thursday to see hit nephew become a member of the She was a kind and loving mother Her sunny disposition cheered all with with whom she met She will Lodgethere greatly missed by all Services held at the Comm Congl Church Sat afternoon Rev J M McLucas in char age assistfidJby Rev Alfred Allard Neighboring iew Fowlerville will have 2 village tickets headed by Cecil Lepard and Leon Ames The Brighton Fire Dcpt is plann tav We will give you results nekt gram this yetr The co is earmark week Jack Clark may be the winn ing more than 10,000,000 for the er, lid rifTjf conllruction of 13 new telephone ,, n , office buildings These mill be erect SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES ed at Albion, Hudsonville, Marqu Tuesday the 8th and th grade ing to build a fire hall on the lot aette, Monroe, Napolean Oxford and boys got their biggesl whhliio pay cross from the present one given by Romeo oft basket ball game i Bob Graham Additions will also be added at The Seventh and Eighth trades Brighton Scouts collected 10 ton df Ann Arbor, Chelsea, Bijg Rapids,, beat the high school Niuh Grade scrap last week Bad Axe, Commerce, Dearborn, Detf 23 to 12 Five dogs infected with rabies roit, Redford Grand Rapids Hills Jim Allard got 7 points for the were killed near Wiaians Lake last 4al lronwood, Kalamazoo, Pntiac winners and Jerry Morfka 6,Barrett week 5, Rebman 2 and Jeffreys 2 Wilson At a poll taken at the Brighton got for the losers, Marshall 2 and school recently4 Leaf Cioverwas Coyle 2 selected at the most popular song Tuesday was our teachers birth Mrs Arthur Kramm who has ben day and 7th and 8th grades gave at Melius hospital, Brighton, 8 wks her a set of water glasseslt was al with a broken neck, suffered in an ao Joaa Fishers birthday auto injury, has returned home In the spelling contest Monday, Mr and Mrs Arthur Builis of Gre We see the opponent of Univer sal Military Training class such training a unamerican We won der how thy get that way The con trary is true If fact thie country, ful gifts A number of picture were was founded on Universal Training, taken of the voung couple, presents In 17j2 congress passed a law mak After thttfestvities the newly1 ing every ablebodied male bet weds left on aweddiiigTrip to Cin ween the age of 18 and 4 a milcinnatti, Ohio On their return they itia man This was the only method will be at home in th Poulson a this country had of defending thempartmenu on Fast Main StPincky aelve6 aBainBt the Indians who frt Both young people are well known 1 quntly went on the war patty In ami very popular The bride gradu the old days Pinckney and vicinity atel from Howell high school in 4GI had a regiment of militia which and has been employed as bojkkeep was commanded by Cl Nathaniel Allison, grandfather of Matfc Alii er fr the RUsman Plumbing Co m Howell and later as cahier by A P, store,The groom is engaged in gravelytrucking and grading busin e with Norman Miller He gradu son This regiment met at certain times a year for training These days were ailed muster days The Mich Militia was called out at the and Royal Oak The largest single item on the con struction program is 14,700,000 for new cable extensions 14,400,000 has been earmarkd for new dial systems Dial operated will be initisft ed in he following places this year Albicn, Galien, Harsens Island, Hud Wm Mercer and wife were Thurs dinner guests of Mr and Mrs bert Dinkel Harold and Franklin Anderson of Fehton called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday The Misses Alberta Dinkeland Jie was a three letter man in sports Bernice Maas were in Ann Arbor In behalf of their many friend, Monday j The Pinckney Dispatch wishes them The Robt, Read and Jas Whitley a prosperous and happy xaarried life families were Sunday dinner guests at the Fred Read home J BASKET BALL Mrs Mae Teeple of Howell enler tained the Pinckney bridge club Pinckney lost all 3 games at Dej Tuesday The Ona Campbell family andjthe Pinckney girlswere helpless and doomed to crash The last war wai Maxirte Atchinson vere Sunday only got 2 field goal, losing 18 tono exception and soldier bound for guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Camp1 4 This may be t new low for scorl conflict duty with their monthly albell in Ann Arbor tng Ilowances and 10,000 life msumncf The L J Henry family and Thorn The Pinckney reserves put up a paynnta had little difficulty is g as Ware family attended the fun good game against Dexter and ting spliced before going across the eral of Herbert Schocnhals in Chel Jost 23 to 24, Dexter getting a foulj big pond Now it is shown that T goal die last minute of play I Wayne county alone last year over In the final game the Dexter first 6,000,000 in alimony was collegt ate from Pinckney high school where time of the Blackhawk war and the Toledo war and most of them savf service during the civil war The statute of 172, by th way, stl rr mains on the statutes of the najrion Out of every 3 marriages rn tkt last few years, 2 ended in divorce Thi war always causes a rush of ter Friday night In the first game hasty marriages which are early sea iundajy Myron Schoenhals of Akron,Ohio spent the week end at the L J Henry J team ran all over Pinckney who hadj by the friend of the court Such col of Pinckney Chapter their worst night 0f the year, Dexter lections ii J 8 members 145 attended the Friendship Night won 59 to 21 The winners shot 3 at Fowervillc last Friday j field goals the first minute of play increased 75 fercent last sonville, Marshall Milan, Oxford and Ruth Irschke won in the 7th andigory have returned from FU I Mr and Mrs Uoyld Garrison and made goals from any and all Zeeland fy Kirschke in the 8th Emmett Moore of Hamburg waeJM s ialph t of Dearborn were angles Jerrv Clark was high scor l coin,,Stfli r we arrested last week for failure tcgy gUgts at the Joe Griffith I of pinckney with 8 Lexter effectIfMiiaAA tiilllM I HvltA sBlli C, Jack JRoom aeni his children to school He was JnarriaSe IjiCCIUCK Thelma P, Carolyn A Lunch Ro m fined 5 and 375 costs or 5 day Roi Clarence Wm Baughn, 26, Piack Carol F in i ney, Berniece E, Franklito, 20, Heiw j All the grades are working on xhe Ford Motor Cv has annour, eU Robert Wellman, 19, Patricia the operetta, Snowwhite and the ed Jt wiU closed Milan and Phoe Wltiams 19, HoweU CARO OF THANKS We wish to express Seven Dwarfs njx plant, and transfer these oprat Uat week the 6th and 7th graces to its Ypsilaoti plu 30 enrlaye basket ball The 7th got a ploy at Milan and 150 aX lhoeour sincere leao but the th tied the score j 1 , wjj e affected J Mr and Mrs Jack Teutondaughpimkney girls with Maiy Gentile AAY fn4 anil miiniQiivkl appreciation to the many neighbors, the last few nintvtes oi play on a The Web supreme court uainfriends and relatives for their many kadcet by Alfred Braon The 7th lower , verdict of acquiH expressions ot kindness and the beau won in overtime 25 to 28 Ivb Van libe4 , aainat Mark tiful flower given during the re Blaircum and Alfred Braun amved Hajnea, publisher of the adurgia east aiues aad death of our mother ci gane for the 7A ioumai It was started by Robert and also Mrs Potta, Dr Ueberhe Shirley Wegeaerjoyce Clark Pfeifljer, former y corom who Revs McLucaa and Allard, the mag charged he was libelled In a paid era, Ruth Arviu, Hope OUnger ftd HEMBCMT SCHOCNHALS advertiaement published in the pap the bearer It la our hope you will The fuoeral of Herbert Schoen ev 1944 all have such friends in tune of hate was at Chelsea Sunday af terttit noon Rev Skentlebury officiating The Family of Mm Svaana Kcton OUvo Lodge Mo 1Z6 of Cfcdaea had charge of the grave Banal was in Robert McAHor has returned to Illinois after spendiung 2 week witn his family here W C Miller who has been sick for 2 months is around again, yeary 4 issn 1 Pinckney ively bottled up Jim Meyer Pinckney ends the season here Monday night with Manchester andj then plays in the state toj ment at Jackson At Stockbridge last The Women Bar Maids Ass appealing a decision of the federal courf upholding a state law forbidding all women except wives aad daughters of proprietors to night the Gntile giauudaughtev,jretting 12 points won 16 to lOThe Mrs Eugere pinc4tney resenes lost 20 to 12 and ter, Betjty and Connie tnd Mr and Malotte and daughter, Barbara of Pinckney first Rochester were Sunday guests atiooviu 19 27 Georf Ifeaboc ar8 Alo Mrs Hai ahd m toverns oi bar rooms They date lll the law is discriminatory aad 4a prives women of their civil gaw avaHa4M CARD Or THANKS team wen old Galbraith Mark Nash has purchased the W J Nash farm of the heirs Mra Louis Coyte is apeadiug a few days in Pontine caring for the new son of die DomiTHckConkrins Mr Evelyn Naeh and daughter Kay havo returned from Ft Myers a Hx Deasa Nash remained there Julius Aaehenhreaincr Sr was very pleasantly eurjeiaed laata SergC Maggie Aachenbrenner home from Wright Field Ohio, for 1 41 OTHER SCORES The Brighton team which has been going places, eliminated Manchester froti the Land of Lake title race by beating them 35 to 25 Other results were Hatlai 35, South Lyon 19 StThomas 51, St, Philip 41 University 3D, Roosevelt 17 Jackson 1 59 Ann Arbor 29 Stockbridge S3, Dansville 81 FowtervRle V, Okeaua 81 Milan 0, Flat Rook 5Jt was Milans 52nd victory 4 I wi to fbaa the Pinckney Fir Dept for earing my cottage destruction by fire atf Saer nd the Clark GroeeryT S1er for catting them M OUo Shultz, Ann Arbor M f SOCIAL CoSaVMICATaVHr Specul Cmmucm ofOriaf jn Lodge No 7 F, Al uZ fHday eveautr, Feh U mark M Third Deere Thursday evening on her SSth birSupper gueate Sunday eve of Mr AMT with a party grm b her few days aad Mra E Bucher, in nonor of CAD OF THANKS dauwrslaw Mildred and Dor Mr and Mra L C Lavey and their gsftadaon Gar Garsoa who has My moot aaaeane shanks to all thy Awtortmnaar Gea x were jfim Haael Richards wore in Jack Mayor Edward Parte Dr Roy aed from ,apati were Mi aad those who teat birthday graetinga Mr and Mra J Aacfaeubveaaer 4r n Monday I Duffy, Howard Thayer Mra, EM Miller, Mra, Burt Moffat with eapromioai of kind thoughts Mr and Mrs S Aacaonbronn Mr J Mayaard Clark arrived home froml tAMt p t jMd Jogn Gaeaaon of Detroit and and teat wiAea May you aU enjoy and Mra J Coione id famtiies and iapaa Tucaday d I hefoet the Puhhc Sorrice Coaa Mr aad Mra Chark aUweriek and manyyears of good health, Sergt M Aioheahrnaaer of Wright Jack Cadwelt jr and wife HrrrrtTi Cou haoj hut w aas o Royal Oak, Mr A E, VarSJUobro fM Oauo ad on the FuUor farm 1 wmowwoa i 4 jm Ji WkMAtt F 2SUS4S ft AVON THEATER SYLVAN fflAT1Shl Fru Sat FA 27, IS DANCLKOU6 MILLIONS Aa Acboa Pictar KENT TAYLOR, OuNA DRAKE JUNGLE FLIGHT Advantw Sit ry Wilfe OBT LOWU, ANN SAVAGE Saa Tue rWSV, Mar LOVE jp IKAKN JACK CARSON 4 MARTHA V1CKER3 Cmiaf j Smoky Rive SereeadV Utile Mut Broadway WeleasM Stranger , Fri, Sat, Fab 27, 2S THAI S MY MA1ST Stmu DON AMECHE CATHERINE MeLEOO ROSCOE KARNS roo Latest Mwt Sua, Ma TWTFSri97Tdirl2 UNDERCURRENT Starring ROBERT TAYLOR jILATtttKiMfc HEPBURN ROBERT MITCHUM EDMUND GYWJNN MARJORIE MAIN Diaaey Cartoon Clock Cleaueri Sun Shows, 24S, 44St 655 905 7ThirTrM77 34 ALONG 1HE OREGON TRAIL In Color Starring MONTE HALE ADRIAN BOOTH, CLAYTON MOORE AND EXPOSED ADELE MARA ROBERT SCOTT, BOB STEELE Imagine Just a few petinies a night fof TOMATIC SLEEPING COMFORT HOWELL Theater UOWFJX, MICH Tour, rri, foo 267 0 Just recehed in every Ecison office shipments of fleecy, smartlooking GE Automatic Blankets that cost only a few pennies a night to operate Easy to use The exclusive General Electric Bedside Control keeps you cozy and warm no matter what rhe weather because the control adjusts automatically As Warm As Three Blankets Aa Automatic Blanket it light ai a feather easily laundered Cornea in blue, rose, green and cedar, lized 72 x 86 inches Some models have GE exclusive twocontrol for double bed sleepers who like different degrees of warmth See these beautiful GE Automata Blankets next time youre in your Edison office Theyre made to rigid GE quality standard Or Mi, ft Ike ff LtvtaftVotf At a aetata of said Cettit, held U the Probata Offioe la the City tf Howell in said County on the 16th da oi Fehruwy A D, 1948, Present, HOB WUUa L, Lyon, de of Probata In the Matter of the Bttate of Mary L Flck, Deeeeaaed It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims gainst aaid estate ahould be limited and that a time and place be appoined to receive, examine and ad it la Order the all of the creditor of said deceased are required RIFF TIAFF just all claims and demands against to present their claims to PAT OBRIEN, WALTER SLEZAK said Court at said Probate Office ANNE JEFFREYS aaid deceased by and before saidCOWEDY NEWS Court and to serve a copy thereof upon Lynn VY Hendee at PinckneMich the administratrix ot aaid estate at 25oVwbaforathi THE INV1SIBLIE WALL 26th day of April A D, 1948, at1 4Hten oclock ill the forenoon, said BOB STEELE time and place being hereby appoint in man Tm,n,ltloi 4 THUNDER IN THE ment of all claims against said de DESERT It iM Further Ordered, That pun1 s rrzPTTU i lie notica thereof be giro by pub Sttu Mon F,b 29 Mr l Ucation of a copy of this ordor, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing ,n the Pnckney dispatch, a newspaper printed and Sat Fab 28 DON CASTLE, VIRGINIA CHRISTINE in Mat Sun, I a m Con line out RAY MILLAND MARLENE DIETRICH circulated In said County Wnlls L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celesta Parshsll, Reg of Prohie GOLDEN EARRINGS tartoaa 4 Latest News Tuet, Wed, Mar 2, 3 VICTOR MATURE, BRIAN DUN LEVY, COLLEN GRAY v r AQSt DEALERS AND AT EVERY EDISON OFFICE Wbll Paper 5 more days to save 25 percent discount i KISS OF DEATH Swarms Store, Howell Michigan Novelty , Cartoon I DETROIT EDISON COMPANY 4 a Last Call r Taxes Saturday, Fsb as ft the last day r hall receive tvxe Stanley Dinkel NEW LOH PRICES Celery Paieal large Carrots fc PAAI May n Blassavci Flour n Gro Bonds for Freedom on Freedom Train Inspire Secretary of Treasury 23c 2er29c CAMS 212 Extra Kb lean its 65c Furnaces Brash Heating Co 117 MAIN ST, PINCKNEV INSTALLED REPAIRED SHEET METAL WORK BLOWERS CONTROLS OIL BURNERS STOKERS PHONE ISO 1 t 9c SS lb bag nd Beef I Pork Sausage Pork Steak Lard goo Wenew have a large took off kitchen ware l other household a I RBaaaaanaaBnBaaaaaBsaaaaBaaaanaaaaV ssaVaVsVaVaTVBeajiieaasaVssaVaVB Secretary of the Treasury John W Snyder and Mrs Snyder viev the priceless exhibit during the Freedom Trains stay in Washing ton, D C, which dramatical re veals the important role Unite States Government bonis played u the progress of the Jnited States o America from its iocpn as nation in 1776 The American peeate a aieay responded to the call to buy free dom bonds Secretary Snyder i cLuecting a stepoedut campaign U sell more U S Savings Bonds as aa antinAationary measure and to in sure continued peace and pros Ptrfty Dead cr Alive HORSES 13 Each COWS 15 Each HOGS 41 Cwtr UfcPENDsKC UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Fuias Animal Collected Promptly Modem Eqmpaan Canable Men JL L PARKER Aatnt Phosa 88 Pincknc Tba FASTF5T 0a4 St k farviee in Mfcfeica cntral Oemd StoukCo I Soteott51emnAgo At the vflleae Sat tme Cell M J Clerk, Via sfeawnlsj Better Health Modern Plumbing BIWL Warn Keswedy Bert Fre4 Lake, Irrie ICeaneeV, leaw VISIT OliaSMOW CRANE FIRTUaCS LCOCC TYPE SiMKS ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF VARIETY OP RATH TUBS CLOSET SEATS PINCKNEY DISPATCH WdbitJiyFeK 251948 NNCKMEY SISPATCH vw 1 Wiaaaiaay flehrfaa Published Btej 116 Main St Piackaav, ftfard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries ON LVt uy I Kennedy Mrs nna Lewis is spending win tfme with Ux and Mr Edsel1 Meyer ner Ann Arbor , i Mrs Noreen Crotty Ross has re turned to HoweU iron HoweU San Antonio, Texas where she has been for be past year Her husband, Bob Ross, has been sent tj Japan with the jir force CpL Maynard Clark has arrived in Ft Svfeneman, GunC and call up his parents from there last week Wm Bra ah took the following Masons from here to Detroit to viskj his lodge Zion No 1 last Wed night Jack Hannett, Clyde Fisher, Oscar Beck, George Stewart and Win Baughn P W Curletjb and George Frazier attended the past Masters night ban quet of Golden Rule, Lodge Ann Arbor Thursday night Floyd Martin attended the Past Masters Night Banquet at Portland Lodge No 31 F A M of which he ia a past master Friday night and assisised in the work, his nephew be Ing the candidate Ye editor accom panied him there Mr and Mrs Earl Nay and daughter, Nancy efti for West Virginia Friday where they plann to reside They have lived in Pinckney for sev j eral years Mesdams Clifford Miller, Merlin Amburgey and P W Curletfl were in Ana Arbor Friday Shrey Sons Automotive torvieo General Repair ill Makts Auto Parte Call No if Kaiser Fraze Sales 3 Service 24 Hoar Road Service Arc a a s Acetylene Weldlog Complete Garage aad Wrecker Service 8HIREY IONS 127 PEARL ST HOWELL RO NOTICE uction RT WYLIE R No 3 HoweU AUCTIONEER nir y Ing derided to dlscoi L mile Soifthuvst nU jiff M turn ing, of Gregory on 1 will soil at public auction on Unadillla Road on farm, H mile Southuvst of uregory on timumm liOu P M ridav, Reb 27th 14 HEAD OF CATTLE Uteiiv Cov,4 yts old, due MarU latein Hpifor, 2 yrs, old, frosh Ostein Heifer 2 yrs old now dui Ostein Cow, 5 yrs old, now due xstein Heifer, 2 yrs, old, now due icrnsey Cow, due April 1 irham Cow, 8 yrs ld, fresh rey Heifer, 2 yrs old,duc Sept 1 sey Heifer, yrsold,due Aug23 veford bull, 1 yr old, elgible to r later tiolstcin heifers, 10 mo old HOGS TOOLS Duroc Sows, due May 2 and 9th HORSES i ghod pair chestnuts, 5yu, d team weight 8300 FEED uantity of shredded corn fodder Ton of clover hay 100 buear corn jantity of bated srcaw F20 Farmull tractor wiK ppt and vuLtivntor John Deere plow 52 on rubber, 2 bottom John Deere manure spreader 2 section spring tooth drag 3 section spring tooth drag Oliver walking plow 2 2Horse riding cultivators G ft single disc Chore boy milking machine,rebuilt Walking plow, Wiard Ajax cultivator Gale corn planter tag electric washer Fuel oil brooder, 500 chick orpaci Saddle ,bridle and saddle biinlici, nearly new 19SG Chevrolet car Double disc, nearly new James Route STATE OF MICHIGAN The Pi Court for Cue County of Livingston At a session oi said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 16th day of February A D, 1J48, Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate I in the Matter o the Estate of Emma Burgess, Deceased it appearing to the Court that the lime for presentation of claims guinst sutri estate should be limited and that a time and place be, appointed to isitift, examine and aujust all claims and demands against said ddteased by and before said Court tt ic Ordered, That all f the creditors of said deceased ate required ta present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office and tf serve a copy thu reof upon Hiram J Smrth, HoweU,, Michigan Administrator WWot saideseate on or before the 20th day of vpril A D 1048, at ten oclock in Jthe forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the exam ination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, That p tbkc notice thereof be given by puhUee don of a eopy of this order once each week for three luTrwieai pwlca toald Uj biering la the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and eir culated ia aaid County Willis L Lyens, Judge of Probate Probata A true coaw Celesta PanaaU,Safifftar of Proee Pinckney Fabricatny 6 Sheet Metal Company pssmmam From where I sitwJoe Marilv Where Does Your Money Go T 4 RLW the other day where country msy not have too amen to spend folks end farmers spend more but it goes for those penaameat, money, proportionately, on their abiding comforts that ssake aoste homes than city dwellers do Doesnt seem hard to believe when you think it over Take the folks in our town, for instance Theyre homoloving people whod rather spend an evening by the fire with a mellow glass of beer than go out in search of entertainment or diversion Bo its only natural they put more into what means most to them ana to their children their hemes They i And from where I sit, that bud, get calls for some of the niceties of home life toolike cider and pop corn for the kids from time to time, and a friendly glass of beer for Mom and Dad thinge the long with whaj we mean wnen we say Home 0 HENDEE, Clerk I ISpring is just around toe corner Our new packages of Ferrys and rthrup King seeds are here It now about time to get them irted 1 Iswanns Store, Howell Michigan lMr and Mrs Phillip Hudson of troit vere Sunday gues4 of LesMcAfec and wife I Mr and Mrs Winston iaughn Mr and Mrs Lawrenee Baugfcn in Ann Arbor Sunday night Mr and Mrs G W Lstimer and nnie wwe in Milford Saturday Miss Loretta Hoqy of Dexter ant Sat with Mrs, Raymonda MorEleanor Ledwidge and Deniae r in Xtetroit this week Mrs EUeanor Lodwidge received a pfcone call from Tech Scrgtry Ledwidge from 4 Ft fitonemsvn Kre he arrivejd from Los Negro s 3t week J RissfeU Glover ad family of Fow itHe were Sua guests at the Ed Spears been ItAoltis HoVVoway and family of Corners amd Ival Shiriey family jadt retUimed fetes TusAria, were Sua gueet of the o MJHCT Csenily Mr and Mis Albert SMrley sjweit sy at Keego Harbor at tiw Oe Eecnfrtetoa borne Bfr and Mr W H Mewontert for danaor Sunday Mark FanvU aeo Orchard Lake Wo and fcuaily of StookbndpeTy AaLee and famlfy Wm Laiub iaepiy f Aam Acb r and Agstee Oarhart ef pent Hm week nd at se 3as beam rAAWT tjkave a OeenfAete line decern aad jBmint JflaMeWfcW1emHBwWe3l BfW aawp aTaea PeW jp jswaHl WP s Fivernore days to get the 15 to 25 percenjt discount at Swariis Store I Swanna Storef Pex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor vsitad atj the Frank Aberdeen home Saturday Armies No 1 VariHea Popcorn, White and Yellow Swanne Store, HoweU Michigan f I Lfiies TIME AND LPCTWRS MT , Tu v IA 4WiJ no opn toT bwlneai the Stewart Anderson Btdg Eetkayi Arbor Friday ates gladly given for Sheet MeUlwork, gutters, downspouts Smoke George Clark of Ann Arbor spent Stack, and fumaoe repairing In the near ttUre we 5JX ft 4 the week end with his brcjJnera here ad for welding and braiin All work guaranteed v and call at the ispalich officio Mrs Winifred Grave3 spent the week end here afltfer 2 months stay in Jackson Miss Madge Jack, sister of Mrs Mildred Ackley a student at Mt Plea sant Normal is a member of the planning committee there and took part in Vue ForumPanel entitled Men and Women in Modern College Feb 24 The Ray Burns family spent Sun at the Donunick Conklin home in Pontine Sun callers at Murray Remedy home were Harold Gallup and wife of Detroit and Stanley Culver jr of Oak Grove Maj Wm Brown of Washington D C spent the week end here with his family Wm Beard and sons and Nelson Trexter of Ann Arbor and family Sat teiU of Mrs Elizabeth Brown Lrtaii Mrs Walter Clinton of Det roit were Sat gueajB of Mr and Mrs C J Clinton Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon spent Son in Detroit Dr Harlow Shehan aid family of Jackoif and Mrs Madeline Shehau and family of Ann Arbor spent Suu at the Wm Shehan home Mr and Mrs Leo Lavey were callers The Ann Arbor News would like l get some star Pinckney cribbage pi a ers to enter the tournament they are putting on We understand Mr and JftrsAJbert Shirley and Mr and Mrs BobWKtel1aygtct of ciibbage Mr an Mrs Ben White and Norman White and wife attended a birthday dinner for Basil White, How ell Gerry Eichman and family were dinner guests Sun of Mr and Mrs L Kendee Mrs Marilda Rogers Clark underwent an operation in a Detroit hospital, last week Mrs Mae Higgins of Ann Arb r spent the week end heie Mr and Mrs R J Carr returned home Sat from a 3 weeks visit in Sy recuse, N Y and New York City Mrand Mr George Thompson , wiur aspent Wed in Ann Arbor attending itwtiAT7 the Civil Music Concert Mr and Mrs George Thompson wet in Detroit to attend f unerat of Geo ieiaer of Toledo Miss iaaet Feidler and Mrs alary EUen Cook of Ann Arbor woruu guests of Howard Read Dr Robert Bird and family of Wayne called at the W C Mailer borne Saturday Mia Mable Suydam of Vkn speiit part of last week at the M H fieaaoa nome Mr and Mrs Reasojj took her home Saturday lrri , Edna Reason and LeJta and ge7 WEAWT OmAHONEY Reaeea ad family were in Vast Sunday Mi aad Mia Walter Clark and Coyyriiht, 1948, Unitti SktUt Brmr FoutUstUp THE AWNUAL JUNIOR fLAT a el L Birds of a Feather g P M HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOR Miat Friday Saturday, Feb 27,28 ROSIE, a yoaag BUDDY FRANKUN, attorney vrFELICIA F FRANKLIN, a tur lever FATSX FRANKUN, aor yovagor IRIS FRANKUN older daagkraa TONY GARDNER, yoaaf eaaa with a CECELIA POST JC1BS, PaUye friamd MORTEM6E DANIELS ,BJB MRS JOHNSON MARTIN, MfJOMA TAYLG a eaovio i SAXXY LaROtA DICK SINGCft JOUH XME NORMA STiCaXR BETTY FACft 9HtRLY REASON BOB DAJUtOW IFONA CAMPBCiX fiiaad BARBARA lAAaNES BARBARA BROWM DOM CLARK WES SYNOPSIS OF ACTS J The action of the entire play takes place in the living eflam aoaa Jjaek and Bob, were ia Lansing fnUia heme, located in a small surberban coearaunityy ia Went fiuav Mt the heme C Dr Cecil Chester County, New York ACT I Afternoon of a spring daf in the U That aame afteruootMibout an hear later Two days Uter, Afternoon Mr Mr ad Mm Cettie at he Mr aad Mr Floyd auavej apeat Setaeaay at the Cpae ieher fcetae Mr aad Mas Dee Satthiet vwt I at Mm iaemm Shuer heme r 0 T5dketi Far Sale ay Members ef anc Claaa ChiMUen e Meerve Seats iOc ntn waitmML BMtm 0 f SL1 IJL ar a rHattaay Feb 25 1943 McPbersoir Duo Therm State Bank i I t tote at Xears Ago Nora Giug 1 pjieimonia bora to Robert TipUdy and wife Friday a daughter U ut Kodgers of Monro is m town selling fru trees tor tike lnkiefritz Co He is a live wire In a law sunt at Ho well last week , ROFESSIONAL CORKcr j INCKNEY SANI Raj L Ifoffy, II a Pinckney, Mick, anwinkle VanWiakk Doa W VJUJWWU it was ruled contracts made indvidui Daily 1100 A M, iu 2 00 P M THRIFT FVUlvfc, WAiV vi r n 0 tt uwilan per wee lov week makas 2joi o itC u CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS ELECTRIC PUMPS GENERAL ELECTRIC S ft 16 CU FT PEEP FREEZE ally by members of a school bd are not biadkig It mast be by a voe j 01 Uie enure bd A firm 9ued to coi uct pay ior a chart ine Wul Black family has scarlet lever 4 uruie iuonks has commencu ncr bccojid semester at tiu U vi School of Music Tliat i a sataple Waraoi aIaj Florida wui hip 1,500,000 crates W Of more per w,k jvu v te 0f orange this year, double that yf how it would grow j last year Cha Brown is Uking a uursa A Savings Account can be optivA ja aeatitry at tlve U of Mlifaa fj uck cci VVCVK Fpt Wadtwsday Mwu, Tu,Fri, Sat, 7100800 pv DR aFMCCLUSKEY WENUoi , I12H N atisaifaa TUea Oiftce 935 Residence 814 KvajLu bf AffwuitmwH Hexall Aavicar with as little at a 1 bU 4, 6 ft CAN MILK COOLERS McPnersou Mate Balk Mauey to loan at reasonable rate, interest paid on Savings Bookstand Howell yuy wm Fmllips of BriTime Certificates of 0 ghton was nominated ior school com AS1 4epoeiU up o tfc0000 j over Sephen Durfee of Pinckney ured bjr ear 0eBerelup J jjarya church will put on a A L Lutton died at ureyy I b I 1 I Ben Mosher, formerly of pinckney died in S Dakota last week I ihe Frank Richmond house occup ied by Frank Plummer curglil fire last week At the Republican convention at PRICES ARE RJCHT LEE LAVEY Warm Morning Stoves on Winers Feed Supply rl Deposit loewalee C na WANTEDAuto and Tractor Repairing, Genuine Ford Rebuilt Engs 1932 to 1939, 180 installed, 1938 to 1942 42, 100 H P 150 install ed plus block deposit 4760, aaran teed 30 days or 4000 miles Chevrolet new Block Assy, installed 196, New Chevrolet hoods now av ailable, So if you are thinking jf i new motor or overhaul job see us Prices and Satisfaction Guarantor To Please Is Our Motto DYSERTS GARAGE M36, tt Mile West of Pinckney COMPLETE INCOME TAX SERVICE MYERS BOOTfiRY 110 Seokb Mich HroeHHfflct play and dance tin jlhe opera house St Patrick Day I Rucnard iviuillen of Jackson will be buned hero Saturday Mux LedwiUge has pneumonia Februaiy 24, 1948 Pinckney School board, Pinckney, Michigan Re Neil liaughn rLRCY ELUS AUCTIONEER Pboa 3FU Puckay Micblgaa HERB SNEED PboM 169 ZU7H a urw4 1 Howall, Ral EeUte, City, Uka and Frm Pferty A 5peit Liit YOUT Property With Ma LEE LAVtY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoc 9r3 Pinckaey MicMgfta AUCTIONEER FARM SALES A aiEClALm BEtT WYLIE PHONE PINCrNEY 78F21 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Law 207 East Grand River, Howe Caarlea K Attoray at Law fbu Staca ao4 Saviagt Eaaa Hawaii Mtaatas ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMiak Hatold Chubb, Local Raprataotatfra 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phone 439 or 97 Monument Markevs I BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS n DOES ANYONE REALL WArtT TO BE UNHAPPY Believe it or not, thsre are people wh0 deliberately make themsel ves miserable Consulting Psycholo gist Laurence Gould telle about them I in his MIRROR OF YOUR MIND See this fascinating feature in Pict PHONf 04 , MAX RU5SFL Mar Dear Ladies l Gentlemen Acknowledging your loiter 0f Feb INCOME TAX RETURNS loth relative to the alleged general OUT I mificonduct of my ton, Neil, which 406 EAST GRAND RIVER 1 is set iorth in your letter on Ieb 4th It seems that this matter could should have Len called to my at tention immediately by the pi incipal of the School rather than throu, formal action of the full board It is well known that J Javeresid ed in the community tor a at many years and during the past twomVythrevj years 1 have had six ehiklreH4Umd the PinckneyfcUJiooi and iuiiier all of this time this j the first formal complain of this nature which has Ccnie tu my attent ion For the boards inJoimauon, 1 will state that the school, the board or any member thereof who miht want to communicate wilii me, eouid do so at any time without going through the iormality ol regibtereu iIod Hendee, ihone 0414 mail with return receipt demanded as 1 never have and do JIOL intent now to deny or avoid the receipt MADE AVE MARTtN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Paaa 13 8not ilM Phon 136F6 Rapairiig sxm Amm State 8717 Lakeside Drif Licence Ruth Lake ARSWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOMfc Modern Eqttipmaai Ambulaaca wvU Uoa Sa fiackaey, Michif , RElTc RE1CKHOFF Sn OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 KESlDENff, 13 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK WAULLVt, AND Weekly Trip Mnde To DetrOic GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANb ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAIP PIECE OR TRACT CONAds FOR SALE 1946 Ford pickup track, good shape,16000 miles on it Woodrow Massey, 933 Rush Lake Phone 35F6 FO R S AI, lf lis Ton NroT7cutliiigo Jifild Alfalfa hay Will deliver FOI v , 4uQ of any communication which the oril Review the maiia vrthe SALF Ensilage, aboiK 6 jot Fnjicis MoiiKrcss, J Harris iarm 52F2 u IM1 li FOll SALEHeavy Field Fence, 4 point Barb Win, Baling Wire, 14 15 g uagtT D E HOEY SONS, Dexter, Mich FOii oALEPopcorn Stand, tlust be moed, Jvonneth Davis M,iC WLst iwi bAL ljiz Foru iwotor, 4 isew ilres Any part for 1937 Ford 4 1 Putnam Street, Phone 3UF3 1, SALli4rDe5otaJ 4 door deidxe sedan, fluid drive, Heater, CIOCK, and Extras K C Harboldt J1406 Lake Drive Hiland Lake, Michigan lFeb 29 issue roit Times LOST Female Beagle Houudjwhite black and tan spot near Ieach Mt Ho icewives SAV E rotm WASTE FATS FOR SALFHouhofd Laundry Equipment slightly uxdabout 7 mon My own investigation oi the char ths, Westinghouse LauiidramathlirtaKe Luke ,, nl pay rewardThe gta of misconduct against my son j Bendix Dryrr, livans Hot Wuter oillcolLr carries tiie name of J b leadsme to believe that the Boara j Heaicis4J riLs, Jreaserjp,Uev I vchers Luiuire of JXooort Murray has reached a concusoii wunout Sjnolds Soltener, Bendix Mangle, Oil If Larchmont Ae, Uetroit, through investigauon and without Heater, cthes Line CountersPiue or phono Tyler J72 notice to me or without extending me an opportunity to be present a the time the charges of misconduf were presented to the Board Hat1 any of the acts of misconduct lengths, Faucets, etc, starting Feb 28, 1948 Inquire at Rose Gas station Stockbridge, Mich M , , TRAILERS AND CEMENT gJLttglgrtrgLHaL ERTO RENT by ThT hour,day or j week The beautiful new Cablr on diito my attention at any time by any of Neils teachers or school Prini ca Camping Trailor now cipal, it would have received my lm,, at mediate attention land the Board would not have had to convene for WILSONS TRAILER SERVICE Overcome ap Shortage this purpose The manner in wliich these char ges were called to my attention raises a suspicion in my mind that the hoard is indulging in,or trying to make, a political issue over some thing which could have been disposed of right at the time without going to all the formality before mentioned I think that I have always been 6121 West Grand River, Lake Chemung, between Brighton and How ell on US 16, Phone Howell 354W4 FOR SALE450 chick oil burning brooder Eli Aroii FLORIDA REAL ESTATE tf in the market for Florida ho nes or business of any kind con tact James W Tincher with F C cooperative in the past and will con F O Morris Real Estate Co tinue in the future j 903 Easfr Hillsborough, Tampa, Fla Eespectfululy yours, I Laow what you like and we tar fiaugiyi FOR SALEWOOD Fair Schroder, Darwin Road FHiRENtStaiiton Line lioue, 2 miles west of town on MM Russt441 Trisovar P4m 1F42 FOR SAIE Laundry tubs and f 4tand, traps and iacets arnes Whitley, Dexer Road iRSALEBrand ncw Estate ater, oil burning, never uncrated John Carver Portage Lake FOTTTSALEBuildTnglot in PefctysvilVe Village joihn Lodbeil Phon Howell 860R FARMlfORSALfcWe havea fine selection of farms both in Wr i tenaw County and throughout e State Let us help you select a place that meets your needs H J Mciver J cher, Retaltoo, 23249, 604 Wolver ine Bldg Ann Arbor 1 FO R S A r 1 Q a toe ami VIKHIS i L W Uipstead Soi Adf BRMSCflSlUE fRINSO QXYDOt Ut tt ftOAft 4imi rtltffttlfO0 fV j Owftarvtion Notes Hie Barry county deer herd now numbers over 500 and farmers are complaining of damage Thcdept will plant hubbery and cloves planting on 30U farms nex montl to improve hunting Pheasaaftis are said to have winter ad well and as many as 600 have been counted in la single day The Oakland County Sportsmens Asn has started a suit againt the right of the Village of Orchard Lake to charge 5 fee for tee fishing and 60 bond to remove ice ishanties 9S,56 will be available for Tmpi0Hrti4its in the HurpnClivLon parkway around Highland and In land Lake this year 466,328 small game hanjthrs, 267960 deer hunter and 10,081 trappear ftiod to file gmm report caids by Feb 15, The nepon is required ay lav Aa any aa 9000 geeae have been eaen this winter aa Swan Creek near i SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 12 Each COWS 13 Each HOGS 4 a Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SUKE AND CONDiTIOW CALVES, SHEEP AND PICS MOVET FREE rHOMfi OOLUECT 0 OARUNG COMPANY HOWELL 4M BUYfiftS OF HIOS A CALF SKIMS A i jui Li Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 25, 1948 Description An account of the resource February 25, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-02-25 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3e21a728f08f8169d2baa659d93511b0.pdf da63ac4a0ec87b61fad51275a2a2b47b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. iSSiai TXr htfct iliiA , V rv jTS, , M ,a 0,, HJ Volume 65 Pinckney DUoatch Wednesday Feb 181948 School News THIRD AND FOURTH NEWS The music class sang Happy Birthday to Joan Clark last Thurs when she was nine years old Our room has a fine display of Lincoln and Washington pictures on our bulletin board We had a Valentine party Fri af ternoon starting at 23o The box was so full that it took ua one hour a contest and gave out bubble gum and candy to the winners Everyone had a chance and won a prizeMrs Lavey visited us and left candy heart Mrs Campbull gave each one frost bites We all had a good time Mr Hart, 4H Club Leader of the Country brought our girls a sew ing machine They are busy pract icing aver time they can get a chance SHE 4H VALENTINES PARTY Busy sewers 4H Clubleuder Mary Ann Campbell, sponsored a Valentine Party lor all the 4H sewing Club of Pinckney school on Aiiur, teb 12 fom 4 to p,m Leaders, Mrs Seekeil, Mrs Phillipps, Mrs Lberts Klsie DeWoif, Mary Ann Campbell and MrsCamp bell were all present Vo played games and had a potluck supper Mrs, Seekells baked RevBeachey After being ouc 3d minutes a jury in justice court at Brighton ncqued Rev Kara Beachey of Pin ckney in the famous Hamburg sch ool Hogging caseThe trial was held in iihe city hail there before Justice Erie Singer The cauto ox the trial was the puddling of Hichard Schaner 13 f ear old son of Frank Schaner to p4them all out JiUl7cTark hadj by ev Beachey af the Hamburg school last Sept 25th Rev Ezra Beachey came nere 6 years ago to be pastor jf the Menn onite cnurch This church pays no salaifc and Rev Beachey before go ing to Hamburg last fall ,tught in Oue Smith school in Dexter township and the Hicks school in Puwam The Hamburg school hired him tactf fall and toid him to enforce discipline The Schaner boy althougn a good student was inclined to mischief and was not disposed to observe school rules On Sept 25i, he ana Dale Bennett, son of Chos Bennett, scnool bd tread, were caught tnrowing chalk Rev Beachey had them lean over his desk in front of the school and paddled them across their hind quarters with a paddle Tlus was a piece of crate about 15 in long, 2 wide and lA inch thick Cnas Ben nett testified there was nc bruises on his son aider the punishment Sc haner, however, took his bi to the beans were in great demand us al iic so Dorothy Laveys cake prosecutors office in Howell and After refreshments were served Irom there to Justice Cornnenwetfs Mr Seekell showed the members ofw where these gentlemivn exam some moving pictures he had taken ined the boy and mnd nc mRrka when he made his trip to Florida, j or bruigeg Xcopt a rei murk on his The party finally broke up with buttocks Prosecutor Envin issued everyone calling for still more pict a vurrant ior Rev Beachey which uree but having to go nome became waa dismiiiSei 0ct 6 by Justice Cro of lateness The club wants also nnenwett for lack of evidance and to thank the leaders for their help tne fact thafc Schaner did not post iaato Mr Seekell for hts Xine pict gecurity or C08tg Circuit Court News The March term of court convenes Mar lwith 52 cases, mosX of them old onesThere are 7 criminal J 5 iMjue of fact, 14 chancery and 20 divorce int criminal cases are Bruce Mc Loud Donald Essenberg viih un lawfully driving away n cur Robert Uessner, David Foster, robbery George Hbyes and Clayton Scofield drunknesa issue of fact jury are 8sumsit Leland and Samuel Campbell vs Grace Knapp Bruce Coleman vs Tony Lipka Trespass on case Orain Norwood vs Fred Server, Ro bert Aiken vs Arthur and Olga Sargeant, Ernestine Aiken vs Arthur and Olga Sargeant, Maty Keeajer vs Mrs Wilmont Mauerer, Aihur Kessler vs Mrs Wilmont Morrer Ap peals James Reader vs Clayton Broker, KmmettS Gaffney vn Joseph Hammernik Iscue of fact Cnon jury Armstrong Cork Co vs George Spugnolu Huler Beef vs Basil Bacalia, Purdy Woodmff vs Win Davi, Mcpherson State Bank vs Chebtcr and Laura Walker, McPherson State Bank vs Ernest and Sarah Howe, Replevin Purchase Corp va Wm Ambrein Chancery Injunction city of Howell vs Fred Server, Paul Diethelmet vs Wm, Baytes, Herbert PorI Her vs MargaretRheinhart, John Current Ummwt The stock market and Prices am U m gjing down faJJtiS T any period since 1888 The financial experts have all analised theuS fton with differed rem,The WaU Street JournaUhe bible of Wall SL has this to say,One reason b thee pangion of food productten thwugh out the word Another is trade reviv al beween countries UndwHrtedly the loss ot Euiopean markets waa the principal cause of the faQ ot prices as it was after World 1 There was always pienfiy ot food ia vius country but by storing Urge amounts in elevators and cold ator age houses and large shipments to Europe an artificial scarcity waa creased prices went up and up but till the hoarders were not satisfied Tenn the word came the government would buy no more grain and ttta crash came Another reason waa the bickering ajnd senseless arguement and spiking of straws over the Marshall aid for Europe plan As we understand it thia loan o many billions was not to be given to Europe to be spent jthere but so they could bury food and machinery of this country Likj taking money out of one pocket and putting it in another However, too manly congressman had to ut their name the ures SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Sally Utley and Jean Chirk are ilL Our valentine party was very much enjoyed by those who were present but we were very sorry the buaes were unable to get here and many of our people were absent Karen Bollen is acting as our hostess this week John Burp jr visited his dentist Mon afternoon and had two teeth filled The music class has memorised most of their festival songs Earla Jean Tuthill and Mora Mae Mallory returned to school Monday following a weeks absence due to ill new I Mary Jo Carr attended the Valentine party at the Plain field school last Friday SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES We had a special examination in Arithmetic on Tues We will get good marks hope wt Then Schaner took other legal ad vice and posting security for costs of 100 got a warrant from Justice Singer of Brighton He then with counsel visited the att gen office in Lansing and that office disqualif ijgd prosecutor for lack of action and having expressed an opinion and named Elbrun Parsons of their ofice to prosecte the case At a Hamburg school meeting held following the flogging the bd by a 3 to 2 vote gave Rev Beachy a vote of confidence Lester Sharpe Ora Mohl and Richard Hollenpeck voted yes and Charles Bennett and Ivan Waterbury voteu no Waterbury resigned the next day and Walter DeWolfe was appointed to his placfe The trial started Fri in the city hall eMI Brighton Deputy Gehringer drew the juiy Kenneth Chapman of the D C Store was foreman Other members were Chas Uber , K Murray, John Reneri, Don Ann strong and Deane Sellman 1 Friday the prosecutor called, Sch MOfc THAN 160 VEARg THAT HAVC etAPSeO SINCE WASHINGTON 8TATRD THI OAL FOR THC NEW NATION, AMERICA HA PROVED TO THE WORLD THAT FREE PEOPLg CAN SUCCESSFULLY GOVERN THEMSELVESWHEN THEV ARE PRePAREO TO ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF SELFGOVERNMENT BUfLDtNS yAArr VMAAt SNATON BV QBNRATtONtANfNCXAH9LV PROQUCTtvm ANO 06SSV AfPUBUC in the congressibjhaj record wtt Decker vs Ed Combs, Kenneth Par j PJ and pie loan is not y ap ent vs Wm Blair, George Bryant vsIproved andapparently Europe m ReibI sweej Golden Wedding Mrand MrsWilliam Shehan celebrated their golden wedding anniv ersary Saturday at the heme of their sonr D Hallow Shehan of Jackson Mr Shehan was lue on ot Thomas Shehan an Mr Shehan, was Kate, daughter of Keny Roche, both well known farmers of thia I section Beiore her mWriiage Mrs Shehan wus a school teacner I They were married at St Marys church, PincKney on Feb 14 1898 i ST MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pasti Novena Fridaf 1220 noon and 00 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8Ax 9 p m and on Sunday 7 to 730 a m Masses a4 800 a m and 1100 a m Sun, Feb 22, 2nd Sunday of Lent Com Sun for Boys Junior Holy Name Wed, Fri, Sat, fast nd vb ttinance days Prayers are requested for the sick among whom are Mrs Lucia Dreyer Eton Samuel Spec Per,Wm el vb Woodland Lake Co, Forclosure Aaron Schlotthauer vs John Pomeroy AccountinguLeonard Piell v3 Floprd Feidlter, Cancel lease M J McPherson Est vs Duck Lake Oil Co, Quiet TitleEric Hihbard vs Rachel McNair, George Burner v Phillip Smith, Albert Abrahams v Areswell Lamb, Gieen Gillisyy vs In create Kenyon Divorce Jack vs Betty MeCabe Orville vs Bertha Wattcis, Arloa vs Charles Welton, Clare vs Leda Boo th, Gloria va Ernest Wettlor, Margaret vs Jay Elwell, Charles vs Nor een McMellen, Dale vs Ema heniJy, Paul vs Georgia Urban, Anna vs Charles Pearson, Helen vs George Sinobon, Mary vs Russell Silverthorn Juanita vs Louis Body, iowell vs Mrsl Befffrice Homin Mar tiurtt vs Ralph Harter, Warren vs Auiiusta Reighail Myrtle vs Dirk DiOst, Ethel vs Wm Maichi raising enough food to sustain them selves now a For the past 40 years there, has been much talk but very little action on the St Lawrence Waterway Thia was a project started we believe way back in the time of Pre Tait to deepen the St Lawrence waterwajjr so that ocean vessels could cone in to Detroit and Chicago As far am wc know very little work hae bean done on it The Atlantic states have all been against it as has Pacifle coast and between them have been able to block the project Rep Kfc erine St, George, a Rep, congressman from New York made a Lincoln djy address before h Rep Womens club in Detroit Is st week She said she waa aguimtt me St Lawrence waterway because of its great cot This in ouir opinion is no reason at all The questioa is Woei id such waterway justify the cost aner, his wife and daughter, June We had lots of tun at our valentc as witnesses They testified Richard i ihe party IasTFriday7WFTiresorry came home covered with bruirrs and that some people missed the party welts which were virib1 fr 2, weew because of the icy roads Shirley 1 afterward The school bd teUioid Wegener, Joyce Clark, Lucille Bea Lester Sharpe, sec t,l he did not chy, Pat Hadden, and Lorna Shirley j see the marks on the b, Chis Ben plartned the games One part of the j nett did but saw no bruise or welt entertainment was a spelling content but a red mark on one butfck This for each grade Jim Allard was the was the next day The other bd He with his brother, Jay, then bour ght a hardware store at DanevilLe where they Irved 10 yrsThn tliey returned to Pinckney and have since lived on the Kerry Roche farm Three sons were born to this seventh grade champion and Lorra members did not see the welts either marriage Hollis who died at the ane Tomasik Carole Fuhrman ti These were the prosecution wit age of 17 Rochewho died a year nesses I or more ago and DrHaiiow Shehan Tlie defence attorney put the oth There are sevieral grandchildren by Rev Fr Commerford, Their at1 who is illat her daughter a home m tendants were Mary Recho Tomj New Hudson, and recent departed amie Shehan, sister of the bride and mong whom are John Kennedy of cousin of the groom both are now Ann Arbor,formerly of South Lyon, dead Among the intentions arc Sun pec For some years they lived in i intentions Mon, for faithful Pinckney where Mr Shehan was aj departed Tues, Intention of livinp partner of the late George WI ed, High mass for dead, req by Reason sr,in the hardware frttsfneagr ed in the eighth grade contest We want to thank Mrs Morris for furnishing pop and Mrs Lavey for help ing with the candy Those people brought delicious cakesPaula Cur lett, Joyce Clark, Leonard Barret Shirley Wegener, and Lucille Bea chy Thank You Mary Jean Kirschke had a birthday Feb 16th and Ruth Kirschke had a birthday Feb 17th Happy birthday to two fine girte The people who are working on Obedfence this week are Floyd Alfred, George B, Thelmah, Jack er teachers on the stand Fri cnd School Conu McCallurr Sat Pliss Ida Colli very teacher at liar, fiurg last year testified that she had had considerable trouble with Richard Parsons stressed the fact that boy got good marks and that he Continued on Last Page OES VALENTINE PARTY friendsEHspeiicintention of JURY LIST Putnam Bert W ylie, Leo Lavey Hamburg,Royal Baker Unja4iilArthur Blanchard, Beatrice Lain born 1060R Peterson, Azel Stowe OceolaPauline Salmon Morion Bert Green, Lorain 2 Fisk TyroneJas Murphy, Edna MehIberg BrightonLizette Strick, Mrs G Garwood living Fri Special lnTe7rtioatha4hite TwpElmer BoiceJean living Sat low mass, intention of af living I Follow the Lenton devotions each Sunday at 8 p m over station WW J The Theme for week is Under standing and Love Steina ki Mude Richardsoh CohocthK Morgan ,Conve5yMTtle Heidvix DeerfieldMartin fcrtricklandl t Richards MI About 150 people attended ihe Ann Arbor, Howell, Lssitoff lad Valentfet Party given by the, Pinck pinckney and vicinity ney O BS for the Masons, at the At the masa they were attended COM CONL CHURCH The 50th anniversary mass was Rev Atfred Allard, pastor celebrated at the church n Jack Morning Worship 100 son at 930 being said by Rev Frs,Sunday School 1130 Harris, McQuillan, Dougherty and Choir Practise Wed Night Organist and Choir Director Mra Menrin Campbell S S Supt Herman Vedder Lenten meeting each Wed eve at 8 p m Church Night Feb, 23 7 p m Potluck apper IGenoa,Ed Stralzowski, Tillie Leary Green Oak Geo Droego Handy Blanche Coleman HowelL Isabella Rigney Howell TwpGlen Hsper McCormic A breakfast was served to 36 unmediate friends and relative at ehe Hotes Hays, Jackson Returning to the Harlow Shehan home open house was held from 1 to 6 p m Guests were present from Detroit Toae working on SDiligence are , All UlK U1 wy , , Judy, Jimmy Porter, Paul, BUI C Maaonfc temple Saturday night The by nr Harlow Shehan and MraMad Mormng Worship Those who are doing helpful Ex hall waa decorated with hearts and ciine Shehan, widow of Roche ShelSunsay School GOSPEL MISSION Rev Fzra Bachey, pastor , iu 5u 1100 ti Credit work are Bernardine Valentine tokene and the program nan of AnnArbor SupL Wm Lcilig Bums, Shrley Wegener, Joan Fish took place in the lodge room 1 and Mrs Shehan are valued YouRf Peoples Matting 70 er, Judy Aschenbrenner, Jane Naahj Un Winifed Aberdeen, worthy cjtiaeM of this community and the Xorna Shirley, MaHlyn Coosa Bob matron, welcomed the guests and Dfcpatch in behalf of their many VanBlaircom, Barbara VanSlam1 welcomed the guests and then y friends wiahe them many brook, Claire Campbell called on a few for remarks Among aAMveraariea YOUNGLOVE PTA MEETING The Ycunglove PTA will naeet them were Rev McLucas, Clyde Fisher, Frank AberdeenBex Moggie, John Carver, Percy Ellis and ye editor 1 4 amog a number of Mrs Aberdeen at the piano at the school Fri nite, Feb 20, Mr The OES Harmony Group of 1 Hart 4H leader will talk nd srow mc a number of aelectioaa with pictures Pubic invited PINCKMEY PT A MEETING MOTE OF APPRECIATION Wit would like to exprem our preciutioa U Mr ul Mra Robert White, for letting uMtm ment of their ahop for Rocreaon purposes We am verygratof til U you for helping m goi atrted in aomething that w r trfcfi m mmf times suA have faJaal W feoavAg er will do everytUag Ragl fa le to keep thii da R tel Us aid iuaUticatioaa Wo You The TeenAer of rmttin j eiisvei HERERT SCHUCMACf Herbert SchtiTha a femur reTfee Morth Hwmurg Exwion, M4 tfcetmVance of theecirtmg waa , ihia mrtimAi LafceGro met Tues Feb lOtih, 194 cwi mi no Moniaw Mk Ma e MlLeoMrsJttatci P Meadaanea Ahe4eon former Kellie UkPr riZTtrM ramgmrtl fiarruihing the muaicPorcy 4 aeveot yean afja 8rfftmta icaad far aojttaro and cirdea t a son Max, of DaBaa Texaaaad a The four Pinckney Diet and Chr GamphelL Jackie JAtk and Billie Miller rendered a The Pinckney PTJL met at the munher e aonga and got uumerous school Monday night Dr, John Bees encore Mrs Merwin Camphell ac ley of Lncsojog was unable to come comimiiM them ad DrBay Duffy talked His n eatt,lJitJ ffL5 iect waa Immunfantk FeWmy it4 the KA Degree Hart 4H Leaner 91 talk and ahow grotnne coatumea and woro aanr mnieyed 1 i 4 1 a hi atnffed goat and a I ghoet chamber MOTJCE Refreshments were then served a ir, been Cola Tm Hillsdale school has having a battle over a Coca J 1 J4 noth ys locker The state police school there By inserting a nickel a bottle of coke comes out SCHOOL THEFTS SOLVED The state police entered the picture at the Pinckney school lad week Wed and cleared up the constant thieving that has been taking place tfiert since school started last Sept These thefts included money left the botrs clothes in ffche locker room while they were practising on the football and basketball teame and small articlesThe money thefts var ied from small change up to 24 lost by one bcty The small articles taken included boye coats, scarfs, gloves, boots and galoshes, and athkjcic shoes Monday a boy under suspicion was found rumaging in plrofit for housing them At Hillsthe Pinckney school Like other vend after some questioning got a confess ion from him and going Ido a nearby lake recovered a portion of the sto HTZJZT Z lea g a coat belong the achool gea amall iaf Joe jffreyif nroeroua paris J5f JIOttBlaim ri rif of glove, galoahea etc None of the dales Dr George Moench of the cou tJy gJeVwai fftMS aw wnl he Tmv4 tint PotayeMQm Car aonaro mad cirdea The party was mail put on nty hd of healfbh condemmed the nte of vending inachines m acnools and aaid many studenta spent toir menejr m aueh machines instead of buying iemchea However by a vote J of the mUdent body thainachine ww d 4aughter, Mq Wm Qitdet of Chm Ifeoatoa, yMUaGE caucus waaheld Tuesday hold ever Edward Parker Mildred Ackmy Helen, Reynolds 1 yra4toy Clnrk, Clare , C J Clinton 1 T, Jnedin Lavey Diohml recovered The articles recovered made a big bundle The hoy who moved hare last summer wifm his parent is still in srhool, no action being taken except to put mm on good hehavior Sever al years ago whan ftttt in money waa stolon Ihe boy le was oxnalled TEfcNAiGEJLS OFFlCERSn Proaident Rohert Amhureey Vine Pmmlwt Brandon White Vice P In some ways the I ape Gilbert Mad den reminded us of Abraham Lincoln He was tall and lanky and had very little education as far as schools wcif Hh father had been n foundry worker ami moldefHe re tired to a farm in Dexter township where he did little farming He had a blactahop shop on the farm whons he made axe handles and butchef knkves of old files which he traaipod all over the atate selling He was h familiar figure in Saginaw, Bay CRg Detroit and Battle Creek Uftdoabt edy the work of running the farm fell on Gibs shoulders Rt an early age, This accounted for his lack of schooling Now Dexter township years ago was 75 percent Irish and strongly DemocnJk The Democrats had spilt among themselves and n Rep had been elected supervisor 1 terms Madden got the Democrat nomination back in 1906 becaum no one else wanted it and to the suis priseu of all defeated Hi Rep epp nent 4 He was onKy 36 years old hen He held the office terms and then was defeated by James Gm gory, a veteran politician on a 1 issue After 6 years ho ran and was elected holding the office to the date of his death The bd of supervisors laughed at him when ha first fcook his seat but soon amt to respect his ability They found nn other member of that body had In facts at his finger tips as he aid m specting county law and taxatia During World War I the hi anth orized a large grant to the Rod Cross Madden said such actioa wan illegal Wipi the whole bd sracUcally against ham, Madden dag ug a rule passed Wy the bd yenrs fchv fcore forbidding such donsmtn The prosecutor i supposnl to intnt pet the law for the bd frequently tore ftheir rulings ts ces His battles with cut9r Rapp were laganni yojd omV side of the bd sessions thsy friends and often lunched At a mooting of the Hnntoi school some faroars ago R wni ehntm hi the lake people wot srymff te run thingsMadden prsnicni showing the lake psopm fourths of the taxea in He waa fair and tion his sincerity no note ha friends of ma V liiiiiimt m t m d Mk, ntaV viyiiJYiVirtifntirv JJIPWV V1 TFEfir vr r iry R5 I l II f i t a w 7 if i 7 dWHW J W ey Dispach Wednesday Fb IB 1048 Hew many elteutc motors are thsrs in you komt And how many elf tric heating appliances do you have wi, V hen you check the list below, perhaps youll And that youve under timated the electrkal equipment that keeps your home pleasant and omfortable ur records show that customers are using more aod more current in heir homesour production of electricity is at recordbreaking heights, kr greater even than when war planes worked round the clock Bui that Increased use of current means thatfor a few more pennies a weekyou get household tasks done in lu timewith kit effortand for Itss money than la any other way v4 mLi fed yet sfsdrks ssvjsjwf ffifeif ikls 119 11 Motdr Sewfag machine, refrigerator, lrj r tcr, Neighboring Afaiot The Leslie Methodist church dedicated a new electric pipe organ LSuru Bishop Wade delivered the ad uveso ihti Washtenaw county bd of auporvibora shelved the plana u build a new court house on account oi high costs tou4 voted to build on die pteacnt site ttalph Wft, 69, a grrom at tlie Saddle Riding Club Ami Atbor wub found frozen to death in a truck, lie had evident crawled under it to sleep OWOSJO had a 200,000 fire last week in which four Budding, includ in the Sears Roebuck store were dtf vH u Miss Etnm Wright of Stockbrld for 40 years was found dead last gu wno taught muac in 4his section Tuesday She otnee had a large class in Pinckiw 1 Dick Howlett has bought the tfelie Paik house in Stockbridge, At llram Smith of Howell has returned home from University hos piai, Ann Arbor whee he was operat ed upon Lynn Hendee was named director for Putnam township of the Mich livestock Exchange at their meet in m Lansiner recently The Howell Cannon Co is asking an appropriation of 250,000 for a new armnry The Misses Leona and Louise Mey is ox ho well gave a bridal show er lust week for Misa Dollie Franklin Alfred Pfau, wife and daughetrw Mary Ellen, are enroute to Cailf Herman Ludtke of Brighton waa issued a summons for having a cabt less tii 1 rift, high across rand River from hia wrecker to pji out car Two other cars struck it I The City of Ann Arbor r Elected over fclluOC in the Mnich of Dimei Campaign, 2B0 more than last year The theatres collected 001 Argus Inc Ann Arbor, hs leased the old Hoover Ball facWy at Chelsea and will make camera partly tbere HEAL aassussczs AVON THEATER FrL, Sat, Feb, 20, 1 , A story of a boy and a horse with MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES0 PETER LAWFORD BUTCH JEN KINS Cartoon Comedy Su Tuea, Feb 22 24 THAT WAY WITH WOMEN Comedy with SIDNEY CREEN3TREET and M, V1CKER3 ComingDangerous Jungle Flight4 5VLVAN THEATER OULSRA M,T j srrnsjg a car lag mu, , whihing machine, clock, fasor, record vuog IllIKluuw, vWJk, MVII ItiVKI liyer, furnace fan, electric tools, vend sting fan, ironer, ruvum deeaer, khebea mixer, dishwasher, vibrator, stoker or oil burner, electrical toys, home fxeeate mVmmWmsl ammmY mmYst mml Hftf Atpiistui Toaster, besting pad, electric blanket, rang, water neater roaster, space beater, bottle wanner, hand iron, mangle, coffee msker, wsms iron, boo warmer, curling iron, grill tee kettle, neat lamp tonfnW First National Bank IN HOWELL Uadwr Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Depo, luured Up to 6,006 for Each Depoaiter SHALL 1 BUY ON THE STALLMENT PLAN ANSWER lt all depends H you can afford the down pay ment A can meet the monthly payments without dilticulty, Our loan plan makes the purchase of home equipment sim ple WE HAV AMPLE FUND AVAILABIJL FOR tOUNO LOANS EftTtTB MOETOAOE ri, 5at, Fob, 23, 21 UNKNOWN MAIS1E A Coutody with ANN SOTHERN, BARRY NELSON and MARK DANIELS Cartoon Latest Nwe Sun,Mon Twaa Fob72223r24 SUNG OF LOVfc wu CATHERINE HEPBURN, PAUL HENREID, ROBERT WALKER L Cartoon Bear and the Bean1 Sun Shows 245, 445, 7009 10 WeTtEuTT Febf2Sl5S GONE WITH THE WIND with CLARK GABLE, VIVIAN LEIGH One Show each eVoning Reg Admtaaionl Show Eacb Night T15 to 1118 HOWELL Theater HOWFLL, MICH j Xbur, rri, fob 19, 20 GEORGE STEWART, WYMAN JANE in MAGIC TOWN COMEDY Feb 21 NEWS Sat, RORY CALHOUN, PAUL KELLY, ADVENTURE ISLAND The DETROIT EDISON Co Mr ard Mrs Robert Seefcld entr tained Sunday in honor of the bap Antt Arbor spent Sun at the how tism of their children Sun after 0nn Mrl ,w t noon bv Rev AUard Those pre ho 1 thentafter 6 weeks in sent were Mr and Mrs Howard See Ann Arbor,Sbe returned to Aon Ar XU, Mrs Julius Seefeld and Mr D0T tnam iid Mrs John Johneont Aiin Arbor Mr and Mrs George Maabon Jr The baby of Mr and Mrs Lawrence m Marshall of Stoekbrldga to Baughn was also baptised Ann Arbor for aye treatment Nelson Treataei and tami y of Mr and Mrs, Earl Baughn and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy attena ed the funeral of Gilbert Madden it Dexter Thursday Johnny Dinkel, son of Mr and Mr Stanley Dinkel fell and hurt his arm last week Doctors examination showed no broken bones Lotesaf4TXearAgo Supt Stiephen Durfee of the I inckney school is Rep candidate lor school comm A position he previous ly held inc Dell Carr and sons,Uoger Francis, attended the 50trt wedding I anniversauly of M D Carr and wifej afc Belleville last week The Swixa Bell Kmgers failed to frll their engagement V the opera house la alt Fri night James Heffecnan who died last week was born In Tipperasy, Ire land, coming here in 1840 His daughter, Mrs James Doyle whoae joint funeral waa held wh his, wan only 35 years old Married at St Mairys church Wed Jame Harris and Miss Alma R PBRSOMU AT RitAfON ABLE RATES with Pkg lb Armour lb lb NEW LOH PRICES aoc 39c 69C 59 59c 87c 19 Lard Margarine Bacon Pork Sausage Ground Beet lb Butter 1 IB Shehan bv Rev Commerford Myrtle VanBlaircum is ill pneumonia Evangeltet Baldwin closed bis meetings at Chubba Corners Mon Will Roche and Chas Hoff attend ed the play at Parkers Corners last week Mrs Gus Wegener and children have rejtnied to their home in Ban field Conbenratioc Mates The 1047 deer season may break j all records So far te Licenses total 2,66 more than the entire year of rM6 Small game , licenses are 23 percent lower than 1946 and archer licenses are 82 percent higher The coastal snow this winter is expected to Increase the winter kill of fish Bounties were paid on 401 foxes lat week bringing the total to 12,98ti coating 64,930 in bounty mon ALLAN LANE RED RYDER in MARSHALL OF CRIPPLE CREEK4 Cartoec Sua, Mon, rT22, 23 Mat Sun, 2 p aa, Con Union TYRONE POWERS, JOAN BLONDELL m IB NIGHTMARE ALLEY4 warloun m Latest Naws fue Vrd,, Feb, 24 25 M i LIZABETH SCOTT and LANCASTER BURT I I WALK ALONE Nweltor Cartoon j In Your Interest JOHN GUNTHFR nnM autlior of the hook Inside U S A A traveler ncrosa America cannot P lo be impressed with its grc country beccire cjreat lroi hard Wonr6M thnftiirss of i zens I krAV of no briter v the enccurc icnt of thrift II suggest irrl nucd invcKIn cvPvyojie in U S Savings which, r all, iv cnt tinker p TlMijSF nj c s A he v i Ur in to Iv tor riWdock Fillets Flannel Shirts 279 Mens Socks Blue Jeans Tlie Ander have eleqted the following officers Pres, R G Webb 1st Vice, N D Wilson 2nd Vice, Albert Frost Rec Sec, Agnes Greiner Treas, Mike Roche Cor Sec, Nellie Gardner The Gregorjy DranHUc Club will put on the play Golden Gulch at UuadiHa Feb 21 W S Livermore has sold hie Un ad ilia store and stock to A C Wat son Married at the home of Mr and Mrs Aarren Lewis Feb 12, tSheir daughter, Fossle to John Chambers They were attended 1 Wm Penn mgton and Nellie Fish, Rev Rice officiated Miss Minnie Monke entertained I 40 frtend at her home Mon night Tim Hayes furnsbed music A bill has been introduced a Lan sing to tax bachelors 30 a year A proposed rural route runs from Detfiar to North Lake The state sold 874 coyotte pelts at 2 cents each i the recent sale, bobcats brought i01, raccoiu 2 10, Mink 2, otter 2010, muskrats 210, bear 518, 746,486 hunters have not ye sent out their game kill card 467,964 uie sinei game hunta and 277,522 dees hunters Michigan fujmished more bunting ii 1nini 1 hov conquering diffu3oUoxic more than a million huntens, 1,049, m revealing art 839 Penn was second, then New , AmrU,M WAPVK iW VJ, rk ujn n wtah idt e American Weekl, lam York, Obio, Minn, Colo,, Wash oug magazine with thjs Smdays M u Feb 22 teaue of The Detroit Sun u During the 10 years of bountiesf LIT of predatory animals the coyotte Aimes A anAt THE ATOMIC DRINK Scsencea newest boon to man kind, tho Atomic Drink, it jisclo ed as Voteless, colorless, odorless, doHutffr of radioactitvoiodiin Seo tnd bobcat kill has increased andj the wolf kill decreased The coyotte kill average Is 2,908 per year, bob cat S20 and wolf 31 Mis Louis Clinton writes her 2 daughter Jeane and Evelyn, are niw working in Detroit for the Gn,Motors and Nat, Biscuit Co,reipecct ively Phone Dortes 3890 Hour 8 to6 Evening 7 to S4 Mon, Wed , fri DR C J TOWNER DENTIST General Dentistry XRAy Gat Annestbetia Analgeela for Drilling Snallve Ttll mnint 8044 portage Lake Rd, opposite Radio Tower Better Health r Tide etMMH 29C 36 JJV 1 yoteof2fiearAgo Arthur Vedder, 50, died m Detroit Feb 7 He lived in the Pinck ney seobion for 10 years and waa active in the M E chureh SejPMr ingare bia wife and 4 children The worst storm since 118 hft here Tuea nisjht All roads ware blocked and traffic waa all a stand still La Verne Howard and Rote Ml Tin JBese married Feb 12 at Mailys church by Rev Crove A shower waa held Thursday for Mies Roae Helving the home of her mothers Rudolph Lazlo and Fred H fngway faxe auetiorfa ti fW The Wohelo Girts met wh PsMtine RVaaon Feb S Fern and Lsette Tupper ware gneete, The nest cet lag If Wfc Minnie Reaeoe R DaV Bird aadWH heve rchsaced fragiea Them waa ao aehool Wed e aeaomt of the storm Miss Laura Hadaon 94 is Jackson mat flatraay Modern Plumbing VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OP VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS CRANE FIXTURES LEDGE TYPE SINKS BATH TUBS MASONITE SHOWER Wntard WIKee ls tote for two of HejpeH Un Eart i,wff wwtiiTH JUPT m i ifli Ill Wv r YiMiiJu, PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Feb18i K13 ard Hosiery NNCKNEY DISPATCH I Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknjv 3fhian Bntered M second vns i patter at Postoff ice at j Pincknsy, Michiran undo I the aet ef March 8 187 Shtre ZJ Ions Sukwviipun PAU w ratn fl60 a Year fUHJSHBI I Automotive Service Gents Furnishing Among those who attende ittended the l sary ot thrl t William Shchans at Jackson Sal I 4 Gtaerai He pair Awakes Fruit ge tables v Groceries pnn ON EVERY , fARTON us WS AKER5 OCONU1 KenuedysGen Store m Rural news , vi NUMBER PLEASE Two dozen different kinds of Michigan Bell operators provide telephone service in Michigan local, long distance, in formation and others Latest is the mobile service operator who handles calls to and Iron motor vehicles BIGGER SPAN , LOWER COST New highstrength steel wire now is being used for many rural lines instead of galvanized iron wire The new wire, under certain conditions, lets us span our poles up to 350 feet apart This I means fewer poles and less hardware and 1 reduces the cost of ruralline construction MICHIGA GOODBYE, OLD CRANK Last year, some 2,700 Michigan Bell customers said goodbye to familiar cranktype telephones which were replaced wiih more modern equip ment Still more Miehan Bell customers in rural areas will have their telephones changed over this year Its all a part of our 13,500,000 postwar rural expansion and improvement program BELL TELEP HOWE COMPANY Osr 13,500,000 aosfwer rtrwl toatirwetha program mn re fcefrer ml teleeeeae sendee f The Hollis Wylie family were Sun guests of the Paul Ramidell family in Stockbridge J The Hollis Hollowajy family spent Sunday at the Dale Miller homo Mrs, Wm Mercer was in Lansing pare of last week Mr and Mrs Walter Spittler spent the week end in Belleville Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi Lud tke attended the JHop at Mich State colele Sat night Sammy Kays Orchestra platyed Phillip Sprout was in Leslie on business Saturday I John Kennedy, 80, a former Ann Arbor railroad clerk who Jived in at golden wedding anniversary William Shchans at Jackso were Arthur Shehan, wife and son, i Roilie, Louis Shehan, wife and ton, Francis, Mr and Mrs Leo Lavey, Merlin, Mr and Mrs Louis Coye Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge, Mrs Man, Teeple, Albin Pfau and wif, Lyle Redmger and wife, Mr ami Mrs Lynn Hendee, Mrs Hose Huudoe, Mr and Mrs Ko,y Dillingham, Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie, Mr ami Mrs Boyer and Mrs Goldie Bowman Ml and Mvs Kay burns, ore two Murphy, Mr and Mrs S H Carr and Mr and Mrs Harry Lee left Sun by auto for GulfpGort, Mis for a few Weeks Mrand MrsRobert Read plan to go to Grand Rapid this week Lemuel Martin and wife of Yyi lanti were in town Sat uHis mother Mrs Beulah Martin, went home with them Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and Leona, and Mr and Mrs Fred Road attended the showing of th3 Mackinac Island picture This Time for Keeps at Howell Mrs Vivian Parmalee anl daughter, and Mrs Midred Trost of Dearborn I spent Sun with the Andrew Camp bell family The Vincent Shields famiy of Ann Arbor werj Sun guests if the Lee Lavey family Mrs Gladys Clinton went to Detroit with the Ralph Clinton family They have rented a house theij and will move there from Howell Mar 1 Miss Lenore Myers of How11 and Herb jr of Mich State were Sun guests at the Herb Palmer home Muyu rd Clark who hus been n Japan with the army was chedned to land in California Monday Miss Demise Ledwidge is home from St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor on 2 weeks vacation Mr and Mrs llaicd VvMarkon, daufchter, Jean and son, Dick, of Howell trilled on Mrs Clare M Mackcn SuiuiiyStanley Dink A was in Jacks u on business Thursday Mr and Mrs Robrt SoeiVld Betty BauKhn have 11 their homo at Vortage Lake to Lawrumv Bauphn and leave for Fla next w to live L v MeLucas, his wife and daughter, Norma Jean, and Dr Clark and wife of Brighton attended the O K S party Saturday night Last Thurs night during the fo Sonny Valentine dmve FhroutfUthj guard raii north of Lhe Lnotead farm on the winding hill The ear was wrecked but Sonny escaped in jury Steve Lazlos car and the Imekney Fabricating truck collided in front of Roy Clarks stor2 Wed night The car was damaged some Mr and Mrs Byron Wilson of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Percy iEllis The PThckney teachersand schoo board heid a party at the schojl Sut night Cards were played and other games Roy Teeple and wife wer Sat night guests of Mrs Villa Richards anl Blanche Martin A letter from the war dept tales Gus Ledwidge Staff Sergt is on Ins uway home from LosNogros for dis chargo Paul Young of Gregory has goto Ohm to work in a drug stori at Elyria Mrs Mame Shehan returned home last week after 6 weeks spent in Dexter, with her neice, Elizabeth Steptoe Mrs C McFaddcn and son will Heave Fla Feb 23 for Lakeland, Stopping in Wash D C and liewY City Dr Cecil Hendee and family and Miss Blanche Scribner of Lansing, were Sunday guests of Mrs Rose Hende Mrs Dessa Nash, Mrs James j Nash and daughter, Kay have gone to Ft, MJyers, Fa to visit Miss Lorena Black Jimmie Nash is staying with the Lynn Hendee j Mrs Walter Schmidt of New York City is visiting John Carpenter ndi family The bicycle to be given away Feb 5 by the Detroit Maccabees it is announced will not be amled until March 5 Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson and Mr end Mrs L Kennelle of Rush L saw the Sonia Henie Revue in Detroit Tuesday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs and Aw to Parts Accessor 1 CaU Nc 138 KaiserFraser Sales Srvlse 24 Hour 13ad Service Arc ail Acetyli ne Wading Complete Gsage and Wrecker SsrvAcs SHMireeci u 127 PHARL ST CALL MO i U V LL RD ,M i Ui I MKSJT We are now open fvr Lunv in , i ,k ates gladly given for Sht MialVM Stacks and furnace reiairiif Li ilir ed for welding and biaiii Alwl Pinckney Febricatog Company ,I IV i A i fist I mi noli i ijpp r a1 m rt IJ Ff0m wJlrc slt Joo Marsh, F,3o Ride Fcr Yiy onlSe Freedom Ti 1 We hnd a rcul tin ill in Our To n lust tin other diy Jiii I du ILI iotr Train slojil 1 1, i heard jil if, of c, l a 1 trin i dials t he couni to r nd us n Ahat true Denioc y nicami carries such Am icana as Dtclarfition of IfHivoeuBill of Riehl, nnd , documents tiiat citizen his lib 11 A great id a And from fre I sit, were all ridijijf IOIIK W,, tiiat Freedom Trainriglit nowby li li iri i coiiil I v 1 i i i i i 1 i i lo i r , or clou rli 11 vi enjoy a a , ol ny I,,, i I I, iirni ,Ui ii r liicy M lllMls n MMKIS, or iiii 1 it ads IJI Jl LCO I liai ,L i r i bill, t to ri , n,nii a freo i fr V J , w Cojii, ,, I d St,r, l I I, tltjrjJl A 3 14ii MAr EXTRA MONtV SirU,, Farm SHocae Fra, zer t X s CHEST, UPRIGHT A oliCriOWAL LLS FOR SPECIAL PRICES ArJ vMIL ANi SELLING AJRANGirlriiS SEE Brow a B Mc 80 6 LANS INC, A V h, A i MTCttttfAN DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE I MO US HAhUER iiLEZ WILSON illEZERS o S SK i Brasa Hatmg Co 117 MAIN ST, PINCKNEY JNSTyLLED R EPA J R ED SJEET METAL WOKK DLOWERS CONTROLS OIL BURNERS STOKERS PHONE 150 South Lyon 85 years died at Ann Arbor Thur He was born ii Unal Joe Basydlo were AI Spencei ilia and was the father of Don Ken Wife of Lake Orion and Harold Hills nedy state highway com He is a cousiu of Mrs C H iCsnnedy, Ptrck neiy Mrs Phyllis Soule and children of Howell spent Sunday at the Phillip Sprout heme and wife of Howell Mr and Mrs Erston Clark of Un ad 11 la called on Robert Pike and wife Sunday Mrs Mary Jane Tasch is home from St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Zr N LsMfw Derie sad Hz IrHn wmum Essss PojrW AibscwewJta Andy 8iager Haines sad wife Amhrese Kesatdy family of J Steve Geryes and famiy of Detj Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C roit called on Mrs Efltma VoUsaer VauSickle were Vera Roberteon Sundly And wife of Plyrooutit Gus Rieernan w day dinner fuere t Mr snd and wife of Howell and t1 Keppand Mrs Marshall Meabon were UM d wfe of ortajre ke I Gerald Clinton aad wife, Detroit Mr and Mrs Albert Din Lei en and wife and Giffbrd tertahked Sunday in honor of the Mrthfday of the twins, Alberta and Allen Theses present were Gerald Dinkel snd family CUfrUsi Msason ad fssmlib Jan W ML ttmser guests of Mr and Dead r Alive HORSES 13 h COWS 15 Each HOGS 54 t Cwt lLPr DUVG UPON SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE FuZJa Aniwalf Cclcctcd Promptly Mfockm Equipmeot Capable Men LL PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pine The FASTFST sad S k errice in Micitura cutral Dead StHCa A M IWW 11WOV I W1 WI IW JJllll,PPnirppppB 6v M A PtockAoy DbrtsV Wednesday Feb 18i IMS DuoTherm HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STANDS CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS ELECTRIC PUMPS GENERAL ELECTRIC 8 ft 16 CU FT DEEP FREEZE 4, 6 CAN MILK COOLERS Mchierson State Bank THillFT Five dollars per week for fiftytwo woeks makes 2000 Would it possible lor you to save that out of your pay check each week That is a sample Wereou able U do more per week you can see how it would grow A Savings Account can be opened with as little as a 1 bill Council Proceeding Village Council, Keguiar Meeting I Feb 10, 1948 u CalWd to order Ky Pres Parker followed by roll call of officers Present 1 aimer, Kennedy, Jswarthoujt, Lavy and Clinton AbsentClark Minutes of last meeting read and approved Motion by ClintonsportHl by j Swarthout that Kennedy and Parker investigate and purchase new permanent heating equipment for fire JuUL Motion Carried Motion by Clinton supopvted by Kennedy jto pay Treas 100 a yr straight salary Motion Carried Mdton by Palmer eupportedly Swarthout to allow foltovng bills J Helen ReynoldsPostage 650 Hcfcn ReynoldsSalary 10000 Farmers FeedSupplyCoal 683 Mildred Ackny Postage 244 Parkers Motor Salesgas and anti freeze for fire truck 423 Detroit EoisonSt Lighing 105y Detiotu PrisonFire Siren 90 Detroit Lusonrire Dept 28a Following Fireman ior fire calls on Jan 6 IUmsteads, Jan IS, j PROFESSIONAL CBBNfcK j PINCKNEY SANlTARlOMVaiWmlSVvSwSSr Ray M Dify, M D , DorwVvSuSo VanWUIia Pinckney, Mich j Carries IL Doily 1100 A M w A 0O P M 1 Attomoy at L Except Wednesday Moo, Tus,Fri, SaL, 700800 pa DR G R McCLUSKEY tim N Mii Teiephooes Olfioo 831 Rooideoc 814 Evening by Apputaot Hovoll, MwrMOr PLRCy EXUS AUCTIONE Ph 3FU Pincknoy, Michigan FlMt 6 to to end Savings ttonft rtoweli, MikUn ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Ann ArborMioh Horod Chubb, Local Representative 516 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Howell Phono 439 or 97 Monument Markets i McPnersoo State Bank I Money to loan at Reasonable rates , ,, f, Interest paid on Savings Booksano, Campbells, Feb 2 ,i Peggys Feb j i Time Certificates of Deposit 10, Silver Lake j All deposits up to 6,00000 km Sftanld Dinkei Jan 6 and Feb 10 PRICffs ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY i surod by ours ommborship oral Doposif Insurant in V n WANTEDAuto and Tractor lie pairing, Genuine Ford Rebuilt Engs 1932 to 1939, 130 installed, lyS to 1942 42, 100 ii I loU install 800 Bill Baughn J Jan 6, Jan 19 and Kb 10 j 1200 Don Swarthout Uan 6 and FebA, 2 800 Norm Miller JanC, Feu2, Feb 10 1200 Mevlyn LaveyAJan 19, Fob 2, Feb 10 1200 HERB SNEED Phone 13 U7fc JL u4 wlo Howell, Mieftngsji Rooi Cotat, li City, Lab ad F A SpocUlitHot Yew Property With Ha LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Photo 59 m MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law Phon fin AUbisa Phon Ropairiif PTVMWG ADEANI8 Stato 5717 Lakooide Drif License Ruth Lake i 136F6 PiUMRING Pinckaev Micki JS ed plus block deposit 3750, jarani tT ,, fuu teed 30 days or 4000 miles 11 Darrow Jan 19 Peb2 8 00 Chevrolet new Block Assy, installed Uare Miller Janl9,eb 2, Feb10 1200 AUCTIONEER FARM SALES A SPECIALITY BE1T WYLIE PHONE PINCKNEV 78F2I STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Law Warm Morning Stoves on Sale 195, New Chevrolet hoods now avi J T 4rtv ,ww OA7U P VT W ailable, So if you are thinking of i owafd ,ead19Feb 2 0207 Eut Grand River, Howei new motor or overhaul job see us Prices and Satisfaction GuarantseJ To Please la Our Motto DYSERTS GARAGE M36, Va Mile West of Pinckney TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Starting Sat Jan 3, 1948 I will solleofi taxes at my home every Sat trom 100 p m to 500 pm until further notice Dog Tag Licenses for sale Stanley Dinkel, Putnam TwTreas Gerald Vedder Feb 2 400 j Lelty Reason HFeb 10 400 Kevin Ledwidge Feb 1 400 Clnre Swarthot, Uabor, ,r,iticrial for lire siren 2711 Motion carried Motion by Clinton supportedby J Lave to adjourn Motion carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk INCOMETAX RETURNS OUT 406 EAST GRAND RIVER BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS MADE AVE i Farmers Feed Supply Cc, PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSEJJLMi COMPLETE INCOME TAX SERVICE MYERS BOOTERY 110 South Mich Howell, Mich 8 acres, largewejf built 7room house, good roof, fieldajbone base ment, Edison lights Price 4500, terms, or discount for cash We try to keep a complete lift of farms at all times L H C rand all, Opposite Howell Theater on Gruni Rlwr Howoil Michigan Mis Villa Richards is visiting at, the Roy Teepie home, Brigniou Tech th Grade Don Burn, eon of Mr and Mrs Ray Burns with the 8tharmy in Osaka, Japan the past year, is on his way home for dis1 charge , Miss Mollie Stahley, teacher of Uewjnous Education in the schools of Wooster, Ohio, was guest ,si wrLk of Mr and Mrs Eart N Stanley, East Main St Mr and Mrs Ketchun and family Mr und Mrs Clarence Ketihun and son Ronald Mr and Mrs Herb Kctchum and Patsy Heins of Mason wero Sunday guests of Mrand Mrs Gupe Meabon Sr Loren M abon of Grind Raj ids pent the week end with his son Don Barbara Nash spent last ThuraJ Telephone and Friday with Jun Gearhart in Howell Want Ads ARSWAVITHOUT SON FUNERAL HOM Modern fcquipoHMM Acabnlaoot Sorrioo ben 39 Piaoknoy, Michif RED C RE1CKHOTF ST OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 RESIDENCE U3 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK MAULO AND Weekly Tripa Mftdo To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 MMMT MM HI wommwmtmmmmmMB CARL JONES CONCkETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, RO0 GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, ANl ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT CON FOR SALEWOOD Earr Sohroeder, Darwin Road FOR SALE194G Ford pUblc Jck ood8hape,16000 miles on it Woodrow Massey, 933 Rush Lake Phone 35F6 FOR RENTStanton Line house, pickup j miles west of town on M36 Russelll Trisovan, Phone 19F12 FOR SALEH5 Ton No 1 cutting of Baled Alfalfa hay Will deliver Lloyd Hendee, Phone 64F14 FOR RENTLStantan Line house Russell Trisovan FOR SAL1 Laundry tubs Mttid, trapa and facets ames Whitley, Dexer Road and V M Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Sc ap Shortage Continued from first Page REV BEACHY ACQUITTED had marked up no demerit marks against him on his report card after the first 6 weeks, The report card was introduced as evidence Clifford Westerman, a school mate of Richard testified that Rich ard was able to drive 3 tractor the next dy and also climbed trees and otherwise sshowed no ill tffectflOth 1 er school boys also testified along similar lines Ye editor was on the stand briefly as a character witness for Eeachey Justice Cronnenwett LOfaTjLongme Ladles Gold vTisT Watch at PinckneySouth Lyon baskeball game here Friday night Feb 6 Will pay REWARD Phone 141F2, pinckney I R SALEBrand new Estate iater, oil burning, never uncrated John Carver Portage Lake FOR SALEBuilding lot in Pettys vilte Village, John Lodbe Phone Howell SG0R FOR SALE OneajidHalf of Packaged Coal 16 a ton A E Staebler, 5040 Doyle Rd Phone 4F31 ell on US, 16, Phone Howell 354W4 of Howell who iwued the first warj FOR SALE 450 chick oil burning rant offered his court docket in evidence and said when he examined the boy the next djy lie found no welts or bruises Rev Benche was the last witness and was on the stand for an hour or so Charles VanWinkle in his charge to the jury asked a verdict of a1 quitted as he TRAILERS AND CEMENT MIX FARMS FOR SALEWe have a ERS TO RENT by the hour,day or fine selection of farms both in WJ week The beautiful new Cabin, tenaw County and throughouT tiio Car Camping Trailer now on diaj State Let us help you select a place Pay at that meets your neds H J Mcrr WILSONS TRAILER SERVICK cher, Retaltor, 23249, 04 Woiver6121 West Grand River, Lake CheJ ine Bldg Ann Arbor mung, bejtween Brighton and How k LOSTWaJ1dt containing Social Security Card and other valuable paper Finder will receive reward Wm Lewia 7550 Pingree Rd Pinckney R F D Michigan FLORIDA REAL ESTATE 1 If in the market for Florida FOR SALEAbout 9 acres of corn homes or business of any kind conj in the field ,Francis Monkres brooder Eli Aron tact James W Tincher with F C F C Morris Real Estate Co claimed no damage j 93 East Hillsborough, Tampa, Fla 4 44 h l R KS i rCpTsTiLE IT FLOATS 99 PURI IVORY SOAP tAtdium FB NAPHTHA SOAP Clarks nad been proved He quoted the lav prove a teacher has the right to con corporalpunishment if done wisely and with out damage Mr Parsons in his summing up held the paddle used which he clans ed as a dangerous missle capable of inflicting injuryKe stressed the ev dence of the Schaner family as provj ing excessive punishment and said Justice Cronnenwetts testimony as to lack of injury was only to justify his lack of action in the cae Mr Parsons grew quite heated at times an 1 clashed with VanWinkle when tse latter objected to his remarks 01 the action of Prosecutor Erwin After the jury retired they got said paddle and each leaned over a desk and had another juror use it on blrru At the trial Friday VanWinkle asked Frank Schaner if he had ever , been convicted of a crime Att Par sons objected to the question and Justice Singer sustained tiie object 1 ion After the verdict Ora Mohl, pra of the Hamburg school bd lapped bis hands which caused Schaner to push him around and call him two i face I According to Mr Parsons this enoU the action against Rev Beach ey The Detroit Times and News, Associated Press and Ann Arbor News had reporters there who took pictures i Parsons aloo charged that the stories appearing in the press were inspired vy teacher orgmnisaUoas desirious of Beacfaeys fccquiftal Charles VaaWinkU anflM tte 11244 Toma Road, Harris farm I know have iit wha,t you like and we FOR SALEPotatoes txA Cini L W Umpstoad So 1 CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 12 Each COWS 13 Each HOGS4aCwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHifep AND PIGS REMOVED FREE PHON COLLECT TO DARLING A COMPANY HOWELL 450 BUYERS OF HIDES A CALF SKINS Elec Water Heaters jEPTlC LAVATORES SIN 1 Water 8y items Stanley Dinkel H uvn J f W JUg, iflO Fouijdations Aim to Make Vets Happier STATS OP MJAH The Prolate Cow for tho f Ltvinf o At a setesion of said Court held tt the Probate Office in the City 1 Howell in said County on the 16th da 01 Fehru icy A D, 1948, Prosen1, Hon Willis L Lyons, ,udge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Mary L Fick, Deceeased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims gainst said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appoined to receive, examine and ad It is Order that all of the creditors of said deceased are required 1 just all claims and demands against to present their claims to said Count at said Probate Office,1 said deceased by and before said Court i and to serve a copy thereof upon Lynn Vy Hendee at rinckne Mirh the administratrix ot said estate at said Probalfe Office on or before the 26th day of April A D, IsMS, at ten oclock in the forenoon, said THE ANNUAL JUNIOR PLAY ROSIE, a young BUDDY America has not forgotten, nor will it ever forget, the 125,000 more or less permanent patients in veter ans hospitals thrjough the nation That noble intent, held by grateful citizens everywhere, has crystallized into concrete and dynamic action during 1947 with establishment on a countrywide scope of the Hospitalized Veterans Founda tion, Inc It is a nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpolitical organization Born in a spirit of thankfulness and altruism, it is designed to provide greater comfort and happier hours for men and women for whom tht war will never end Specifically, the Hospitalized Veterans Foundation will furnish Individual bedside radio receiving sets of types best suited to the patients needs Special network and transcribed 7 radio shows designed particularly tirne and place being hereby appoint MISCHA TAYLOR for their entertainment ed for the examination and adjust Television sets, phonographsjmd ment of all claims against said deceased It Birds of a Ftather 8 P M HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday, Saturday,Fed27,28 Irfefc cook SALLY LaROSA FRANKLIN, a vomtn hater DICK SINGER JOHN WINGATE, an attorney , JOHN ELMER FELICIA F FRANKLIN, a nature lover NORMA STACKER PATSY FRANKLIN, her younger daughter IRIS FRANKLINan older daugher,an TONY GARDNER, young CECELIA POST BIBS, HORTENSE DANIELS MRS JOHNSON MARTIN, big gume hunter BETTY FACE SHIRLEY REASON BOB DARROW LEONA CAMPBELL another friend BARBARA HAINES actress man with a mission Patsys friend iBUB a movie star recordplaying equipment to meet their special entertainment require ments Ceiling projectors for book reading by bedridden heroes late pho nograph recording releases 16 mm projectors and films other equipment which may be required from I time to time by chaplains at vet i is Further urdered That puDKc notice thereoi be given by pub lication of a copy of this ordor, for three successive weeks previous u said day of hearing ,n tha Pnckney DisDatch, a newspaper printed and oProlvt uiVieT I circulated in said County erons hospitals I , T u i Traveling theatrical units to tourrWillis h Lyons, Judge of Probate the wards after the wartime USO A true copy Camp Show organization is dis I Celesta Parshall, Reg banded on December 31 The Foundation is in able hands nT MirmrAN to fill the needs of more than 140 STATE OF MICHIGAN veterans hospitals and homes The PrfchaU Court for lue County throughout the country, which of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at treated so far in 1P47 morn than 500,000 vettrans about 125,000 of i BARBARA BROWN DON CLARK SERGEANT OMAHONEY, a detecire WES PALMER SYNOPSIS OF ACTS The actioir of the entire play takes place in th Franklin liome, located in a small surburban Chester County, New York ACT I Afternoon of a spring daf in the present year II That same aftenioon,about an hour later III Two days kter, Afternoon SPFXIALT1ES BETWEEN ACTS living room of the communityy in West Act Act these permanent or semiperma nent It was incorporated early in 1947 by a group of prominent businessmen, industrialists, educators, vet erans leaders and top personalities of stage, screen and radio The result is a balanced, efficient operation Local chapters of the Foundation have already been established in a duzn major states from New York to California Other state chapters will be formed as suitable outstand ing volunteer personnel can be brought together Nobody but the hospitalized veterans benefit in any way from the Foundation activities No officer, director or member receives com pensation for his work These publicspirited men and women con tribute generously of time and effort to provide greater comfort and happier hours for the nations Jiving martyrs Every contribution, donation and gift is deposited to the credit of the Foundation in the American Na tional Bank Trust Co, 33 North La Salle Street, Chicago, 111 the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the J 10th day of FehruaryA D, 1148, I Present Hon Willis L Lyons, 1 Judge of Probate In the Matter o the Estate of KtriFa Burgess, Deceased It appearing to the Court tha the lime for presentation of claims agdinst SHM estateshould be limited and that a lime and place be ap pointed to receive, examine and ad just all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court i I, u Ordered That all f the creditors of said deceased are re quired Xa present their claims to I said Court at said Probate Office I and tr serve a copy thereof upon Charles KVanVinMe,Howcll,Micch Administrator W,vA,of sudeseate on or before the 2th day of pril A D 1048, at ten oclock in Uie forenoon, said time and place be ing hereby appointed for the exam ination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered, 1 hat p ibhc notice thereof be given by puMica don of a copy of this order oncu each week for three lueeseve weeks previous to said lay of hearing in the Pinclcney Disjatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probata Probata A true fivi Celesta Paxshalljlejrlster of Proba In Your Interest WILLIAM GREEN, President, American Federation of Labor, says The practice of thrift on the part of individuals is a virtue which should be constantly emphasized and a policy which should be collectively and individually followed by working men and women everywhere Those who practice thrift will be the direct beneficiaries of the pursuit of such a policy Our democratic form of Government will be strengthened Tickets For Sale by Members of the Class Children 25c Reere Seats 10c Extra V, J J Admission Adults 50c Auction Having Decided to Discontinue Farming I will Sell at Pubic tionon this farm, located fi i miles southwest of Howell of Lang und Dutcher Roads From Howe miles to Burkhart road, then south AJcorner ni the , take Mason road west M nmile to Norton Hoad, 2 miles southwest to Lange Road, then wot 1 mile Watch for A ictioi Arrows Moiu Feb 23rd 12 STARTS HEAD OF CATTLE 1230 OClock 12 7 Good Holstein Cows 1 Guernsey Cow 1 Brown Swiss Cow 1 Black Jersey Cow All 4 to 5 Years Old 2 Holstein Bulls, 6 month old HAY AND GRAIN 375 Bales of Mixed Hay tTOTTBushels of Good Corn 200 Bushels of Oats 9 Foot of Ensilage u P M FARM TOOLS iff MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Double Tnit M C Milking Ma chine complete 14 Economy King Eeutric Separator 8 Mi Ik Cans, Milk 1 ails etc Farmall F12 Tract, FonUon Trar tor 1937 Chevrolet Stake Body Truck, Trctor Plows, Double Disc, 2 Section Spring Tooth Drar, New Idea Push Type Ha Loader, Side Delivery Rake, McCormick Deering Corn Binder With Bundle Carrier, Empire Disc 11 Hole Gain Drill with Fertiliser, Climax Silo Filler with 40 Jt Pipe, Rubber Tired Wagon and Rark, Burr Feed Grinder, with bagger, Cement Mixer with Gas Engine and lots of other tools Want to know a Leap Year pro r sal you can accent whether yon e single or married and have ft en children Its the proposal to in the Payroll Savings Plan for , lying United States Savings Bonds, i the BondAMonth Plan at your t wvciimitnv m v o nk if you are selfemployed MIL and perpetuated through assistance nns of my nieces and nephewi extended it by those who invest in uve learned from experience that U S Savings Bonds TERMS12 Month, Tim Anthony Larabelle growing nestegg built by regular ying of United States Saving nds is the best personal guaranto a happy future U S Treasury Department VERNON STATE BAN RALPH KOEPLE, Clerk HAROLD GATES PAUL SAfES, AUCTIONEERS PiiONE HOWELL 1010 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 18, 1948 Description An account of the resource February 18, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-02-18 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3e4dfece3d6ff1cef44c8175cfb2f9a2.pdf 14d4548ebf6c2c42ac002ad190bbdd8d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 1JKM LlV lEiiffllPi liiff otJlfc V mmmmtrmm hf r sfrfltmr fimdmejM Volume 65 Dispatch Wednesday, Feb, 4, 1948 Michigan Mirror School News OUR DEMOCRACY SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES The eighth graders are learning It was a sunny afternoon in July the well known poem The Blue and 1942 Jihat 1 found I had a farm, J the Grey Welt it was ttlmest thai wy We have a new citizen code Each The missus and I were sunnin pupil is represented by a simple col ourselves in the backyard, wishing oinal doll If a pupil needs to im we were at Lake Michigan or Lake prove oi Teamwork, Neataess,Cheer Huron beach, Lansing is a long way fulness or Courtesy, his doll will from either place you know he put on one of the posters Howd you like to have a farm Some of the seventh and eighth she asked suddenly Father writes graders are organising a junior high he would like to make a gift seftl chorus We hope a few of us will ment of 160 acres wih good noiiae be selected to go to Detroit to sing You know he doesnt like attor in the annual music convention, neys Our room is collecting Indian mat And that was the way this news erial in connection with literature paper columnist adjured the respou I We have some interesting things sibility of a farm and all Che prob Marilyn Coon and Lorna Shirley ems it involved 6,500 mortgag Jhave made some Feb decorations fertiiy depleted soil from over the roo com pianting,a hmdache of a bam J We are making posters to shov a well that went diy, and well theour reading records These have our list is lengthy i pictures in the books are sketched In less than six years I acquired on the chart Lois Beachy will have 8omethingvelsea liealhy repoet to make a large poster because she for dirt farmers, the people who has read 49 bookiIry Jean Kirsch stake hard earned money in me gam bio of crops and livestock I learneu Cne importance of soji conservation by Mat Notes on the Game T No a PLENTY OF GETUPANDGO 1 AMERICA owes MUCH TO THE QUALITIES SUMMED UP IN THE EXPRESS ION 6T UPANOGO ,,,, fWA if American agriculture is to sustain our domestic economy All of this came to minti vh other day when H H Benueu,chiei of the LS soil conservation service, spoke during Farmers Week at Mich State College, EastLurking, Around a fourth of the ciopund in the United States is being dam aged at a critical rapid rate by erosgn, he warned This is an era es touted at somJning like HU, u 116 million acres of highly vulner abo cropland, much of which will be pennaneniy damaged and some ot it ruined tor iuruier cuiiv, jon every jyear it is cropped wtiuiil pro tection We are allowing about 500,000 acres to be so damaged by erosion every year so that 49 booki ke is next with 25 books A lew peo hatent read any bocks but they are going to get started nowII Bv Carole Fuhrman Judy Ashenbrenner rTHIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Marilyn Gustafson returned to school Mon after being absent with whooping cough j ii4utha Henry made a trip to Mo with her mo fiber last week Marion Tomasik drew some line pictures for us He says he is going to oc an artist whei he grows up Iilly Harden brought his jungle tent M show us when we Were stuy iig about the African jungles j The fourth grade are learning how to use dictionaries for language, reading, and spelling Several people vried to tell the teacher the words were not in the dictionary The three Pinckney teams did not l do io well against Brighton Friday j n,at dropping 2 out of G games i The Pinckney girls who were held tu 5 points in the game with Hart land a week before wenjti on a scoring ipree and ran up 20 points Bn ghion scored 28 though to take the game Virginia Shirley, a, freshmsn playing at forward was the Pinck ney star Pinckney reserve team reenforced by Don Clark and Wes Palmei oi the first team who have spent mojt of the season sitting on the bnh sprang a surprise and trimm ed the Brighton reserve team 44 to 37 Don Clark racked up 15 points for linckncy, Dick Singer 15 pointe and Wes Falmcr 9 Heath got 4 ana Burroughs 1 Anderson, scored 17 points for Brighton i li nek ney F G G D Clark 7, Singer ti, Heath 2, Palmer 2, Deldine 2, Andrew, 3, Anderson 8, Carney 2, O Currefct Comment it cannot be Mrs Phillipps substituted on Mon used longer for cultivated crupsThe when MrsCampbell had a cold, eimated annual cost of erosi M is Wm Valleau and Jmes Campbell the United States is cosjorably both had tlhere ninth brthday this more than one million dollars week Michigan has 39 soil conservation districts, comprising approxinutety 2 million acres or GO percent, rftt states farm land and more than onehalf of all uhe farm For much oi the we can thank Mich, estate College Uut does it pay a farmer t0 practise modern sod conservation nietn ods The answer is emphatically yes yes Dividends are in form ot better crop yieds, better income Federal studies show tne average additional income to be 410 iwr SECOND AND THIRD GRADE 9The children made vaientine boxes Fri and drew names for valentines Monday We have over four dollars ifn our March of Dimes Bank Jean Clark and Mary Jo Can were absent Monday because oi ill ness We are verjy grateful to Billy Har den for displaying his jungle ham monk in our room Our tfhird grade geography people are studying the relationship of THROUGH THESE QUAUTISMnAny,SLFiEUAMG, THE WILL 70 WORK AMERICA HAS WON TODAY JS HIGH STANDARD OF LIVING AND PROTECTION FOR ITS FAMILIES IN THE YEARS AHEAD THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS v AMERICAN6EFUPAA06OASAtAOE US STRONG ANO POINTS THE WAV TO FUTURE PROGRESS POP OUR CEMOCRACY The withdrawel of Gen Ike Elsenhower from the race for the Republican presidental nomination has rather scrambled the situation He was the one candidate who if elect ed would have united the warring tactions This leaves Gov Dewey of New York and Senator Taft of Ohio as the leading candidates and both have two strikes on them at the start Dewey was defeated in 1044 and Senator Taft is so far to the right that it would probably be impossible to elect him Dewey stre ngth is that he is governor of New York state and Tafts that be it able to control the southern dele gates who although they cast no Republican votes In the election are always plenty strong in a national convention The third man is form er Gov Stassen of Minn, who although is conceded little chance is now Brighton most actve of the three He will Deldine j COnbe8t against Taft in the Ohio pri j maries and against Dewefc in New Hampshire and Vermont He is cam paigning actively against Dewey there in New Hampshire and hae challenged him to a debate If he should win some delegates from his two opponents his stock wili be Dougherty 1, Fuul goals Singer 3i bound to rise Burroughs 1, D Clark 1, Palmer 5,1 Andrews 2, Anderson 1, Beech 2 p0pT n0UMg have never been neld Suitituifles Pinckney L Clark J J jn great eteen Charles Dickens m Clark, Ware, Schneider, Packer f hie book, Oliver Twist, painted a I the inal game between the fi00ajy picture of them and in this two vnrm,ty teams Pinckney was country Will Carleton did the same slow getting started nud Brighton thing ftiJ 0ver jjjjjg got s points right offhe reel be to the Poor House Undoubtedly for Pinckney got any rmckny i Rmger D Clark Burroughei Heath Paliie Fiid fjaals Anderson ODougherty Rates Carney Iinr I got going and led at the half 13 to 11 Pinckney was aho ah ad at jttie end of the 3rd qu V In the one time had an 8 point lead and a Pirn kurya defence loosened up and CrnIflffW Game Reserve Fa,jse clothing to plant and animal life, and third graders had a ontest on the correct use The second HOS acre for the country as a whoe,and G37 more on typical coiioo1 vftion Second treated farms in Illinois, Wisconsin, language c Ohio and Iowa Nothing fungledungj 0f can and may Monday le about that gradc emerged victorious We never expect to hi iuart Majy Jane Jeffreys is on the sick enough to run a farm, But we do believe we are smart enough t, put a good idea to work Soil conservaUn is a practical investment It i paying dividends for every farme and farm owner who gives it a chance It will bring more dollars to the local merchants It will help to build better communities and more prosperous Michigan I The Ann Arbor Newfrfcwt week carried a writeup of the U of M game reserve located about 1 miles south of Pinckney About 17, Col Edwin S George of Blobmti Id Hills purchased about 1000 acres of land here most of which comprised the Wm Doyle, James Doyle, Frank Haines John Dunne and Fve Bush farmers He fenced with a cyclone fence and stocked with J derThes deer soon multiplied to over 100 In ST MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, patoi , Novena Fiday 1220 noon and 8rOO p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8Uo 9 p m and un Sunday 7 to 730 a m Masses a 800 a m and J no a jn the earlier poor houses were drah affairs as charity was not one of the leading Uaits of this country in last quarter Brighton at Y Howeer thinE Wive changed The original eetup was a poor house with 290 acres of land v speedv Brighton player sci 0r for U waa masoned that the on, u points, Pinckneys passing inrTXS COuld ru,se eugh food to v , inor and they missed 7 out of themselves This never proven 11 of me throws Brighton got 2 out nere and farm labor became on of f I Wfen that the P00 in was sold Borne years ago und a country club bought to which the 18 inirattei ad sell M 1or he firti time thii year Jim AM who had an off night failed RESTAURANT BURNS Peggys Lunch, operated here on ESEIJ Main St by Felix Jarlowski and family was found to be on fin at 400 a m Monday morning byf Welton Chamberlain who was going by in his car The fire engine responded but could do little as the fire had a big Jart The floor burned through and the fixtures fell v into the Lasement The blaze is thought to have started from the furnace The familjy dog burned up in tha fire 5000 insurance was carried on buildisig and contents It will be rebuilt 1930 Col George presented the pro i petty to te U of M The uiivemty 0 ist and Choir Director now ha3 4 houses on the property Mr Merwin Ci and a laboratory and workshop 33 different kinds of mammels inhabit the reserve and many native birds in sects and plants Here wild life is studied by faculty investigators, 4graduatestudentsand u ndergradu ates Now the food habits of hawkts and foxes is being studied COM CONL CHURCH m Rev Alfied Allard, patttr Morning Worship 10o Sunday School 110 Choir Practise 7Wed Niht r amphell S S Supt Herman Vcdder with us A welcome awaits you Tinxly I topics, helpful worship, friendly greetings, inspirational music Sunday Eve Study Hourr 7T W to 1A the Pinckney sconra He got ele Jjanered LasL week w 8 pouts but Joo Jeffrey topped him f saukce UU with Crocker scored 11 points foi 111 ancJ ou acr Brhon Wih onjy few minutes to no Pinck njy rallied and sank three baskets vhii the whistle blew jhcad 28 to 27 Pinckney Burns Anilniijoy Meli Darriw Jeffrey Silsttutes K, fl F P C C G Pinckney for jthe reason that it hud no inmates Old age pensions and socie security had reduced them to such TT small number that is was cheaper to urignfxm hire tiiem cared fr tnftn 0JJW B ht n Bs tn or nouse Although thii v1 i may be true of rural poor honsef Mllr tn0ae operated by counties with lr Crorker as nearly al1 6 no8Pita, operated R in conjunction with them The Wajjrr ci1 k ne tounty Por nou8 at Eloise has ark Brighton Hovsn r, u a Population of around 10,000 HvinitS Cocwervatioc Notes It was found that the food supply there was not sufficient for 100 deer and now the herd is kept at 50 Prof J S Rogers, director of the U of M Museum of Zoology is the head of it DrFredrick Hameradrom jfe resident naturalist and Lariy Camburn, custodian The reserve is typical of the once glacier covered land, and is compos ed of knobs and deep basins, About i onethird is marsh and the rest woodland or shrub grown fields have not been cultivated in 30 years CoL George once made an aty Pictured above is the February I empt to rear arftelopes here and got AAA school safety poster, now be1 several pair of them from Colo ill distributed by Automobile Club i Michigan climate was too damp for of Michigan in 4,000 local and them and they all died off tat a state schools Each month 7,450 j flew which he gave to the Detroit copies of different prizewinning, 200 from the AAA National School Saf e Contest are used in the school GOSPEL MISSION Rev Fira Bachey, paslor rf k, Fausett, Baugher, Field trolls Darrow , Mryr 4, Burns 1, Amhurgey 1, Jeffys 3 Vounjr 2, Housner 3, 0Doutherv 2 Crocker 5, Romine 1 Foul goal Harrow 1, R Clark 1, Jeffreys 3, Pinckney won 2 games at Grass Lak 1 night,the first team 3736 ami reserve team 3826 Thry play South Lyon here Friday Morning Worship Sunaay School Supt Wm Young Peoples Meeting 10150 1 1 00 Lcilk An etfort JB beung made to have the state pass a bill pensioning wives of former governors This was caused by the fact that the wid ow of former Governor and Senator Woodbridge N Ferris was found to be an fcimate of the Wayne county poor house at Eloise She was the second wife of the governor when j he married a few years before his deaflh She sold her interest in the school at Big Rapid and lost her OTHERS SCORES , south 13 univermy jo, , ,, KOTID Vwr Vita mri4 tei Ne w Preside n Flat Rock 27 Milan 37, Dundee 27 ,,, 1 Romulus J52, Arthur Smith 24 Lin coin 39, Chelsea 26 Saline 31, Roosevelt 27 Leslie 60, Williamstcn 42 Mich Center 20, Brooklyn 17 Lansing Eastern 37, Ann Arbor 34 1 safety program The Michigan conservation dept converts from state wide to regiona operation Feb 1 The three chie are Dories Curry, Marquette DivisZL JtSZ tt 0,000 by the w, , Ur W d r r U V 1,0 s 0 lVr Ros, noted Christian bcince ision Each cmef has 5 assistants j , M t,M , 0,000 ducks are wintering On INHERITS 20,000 Miss Dede Hinchey, local school IJeacher was notified she was left the Detroit River 1 Snow is deeper now in upper peninsula than A was at this time in either 1946 or 47 It k 2 feet deep in the lowlands and one foot deep in the uplands The 100 fox hunters who went out at Coldwater the other day got some sheeting but no foses lecturer, who died in California last fallThere may be some delay as his wife whom he maried last May i contesting the will MRS PETER MARSHALL Mrs Peter Marshall, wife of former proprietor of the Pinckney j Tavern, died in a Detroit hospital last Thurs She is survived by her husbnd and several children The funeral was in Detroit Monday MAHATMI GANDI Somehow the asaswnation of Ma hatmi Gandi, the Hindoo spiritual leader seems unreal Yet GandPs j V F W BASKET BALL The Prnckney V P W team were no sed out at Stoekbridge 44 to 40 Tuesday night The game was dose alUfee way Bill Kuhn got 10 points for Pinckney, Phi Gentile 9 and Joe Lavey 8 Pmckny will play1 Brigfatoa here Friday nht i The Puekney V F W team bet R SIDNEY SPROUT had two sons by his first wife Sometimes we wonder if the European Relief business is not being overworked The American Feline Society is searching 30 states for 50,000 eats to ship to Europe to dee troy the rats which are eating up grain supply there The ordinary all dv cat is the kind they want ae muB is the breed that has always had to tend for its own living This ia R Sidney Sprout was born June Udh, 1384 in Putnam Twp, Livingston Co Mrch, and passed away in his home in Leslie, Jan 22nd 4S new f10 the EPn aitttat the age of 63 yearsHe was born ion Undoubtedly rats eat muck the eldest son of He late Edwin Al to w U aectionj of tfce LESUK B MEBJUTT, editor of CARD OF THAMK5 We wiFh to thank all those who tried to save owr restaurant from destruction Mon morning, especi r the Pmckney Fire fept Mr B beend WeltonCha wbok life, was unreal George Berj , , , 1 nard Shawns coment,He was tm , 21 good to live sms up the aituatiosij JJ SJ1A dearly He was 1 oly man 4 l f5j Christ practfee 100 percent thel 12 GeOITil ui u v brenuer Pat Jefyt anl ds 3 LhritMestoa welLiTSTsM ntof oa, iac for ite itth J Gray, 52L 4eaching,If he strikes you on cheek, turn the other toward bias leir effrare gretfly siweJiU qit tmM to KL wV wffl endeavor U get in ehape leader ef m Hmdoes and oe of te U fe eerre the poetic as seeei m werissi pewerful mesL Hit erhste Best dsesad geesa soflk diet re r Bwtwrtstf jysses ef 4de eiems4icty u hU Young Broe pUtyed Presjij presiAssoci Other Ever, nt Timer White, New, elected L Eerie Dstvidejn Cold re I and Adah S Sprout After graduating from Pinckney High School, he took up piano mus ic as his career, studying in the Ann Arbor Conservatory and other schools After several years of teaching and tudy, he settled in Leslie Mich, and lived there over thirty years, with the exception of ftwo ear with th A E F in France, during World War I Being of sympathetic and under j standing nature, as many have test ificd, he made an enduring place 1 for himself in the Community it wlrch he lived Music and the inter petutibn of its meaning was his entire goal in lifle, and during his long yean of teaching made may fine friendships R Sidney Sprout ss survived by has mother, Mrs Adah Sprott ef counjtry but thereal reason for the lack of food in Europe as we tee it is that the countries are maintaiaing such large standing armies that there are no men available ho raise food This cat detsJ may seem fool ish but it is on record that an enterprising Yankee captain once took a ship load of eats the south mm and fold at a big profit 16 the j people of an island overrun by Soldiers who served overseas m cupation armies aspr there are 4jy of rats and mice there end not uncommon to be night by one running face Pinckney isgei, airs Slofvade Gardner,, BUhton, and a brotherj Phillip D Sprout of Pinckney also a number ef neiees Intermetst fjns made in the Sprout cemetery Bear the fajnBy home St S The first steps to nut the of Henry Wallace on the Mick were taken hint to get WM ssgnnlnun Ifc lUAa etgsstef will ho held in DetVest ML ta rrissr We fjslhnssi re v it t Edesl Jfe end jtjt,g4tivr , rSWmm ww MT1 ,i,iii intmii Piockney PUpach Wednesday FeV 4A 134A PI AVON THEATER FL, Sat, Fob 1B, 7 Doubt F oafenro WILD BILL HICKOK A Story of Buffalo Bill with BRUCE CABOT, C BENNETT BIG iOWN A Nowepaper Story with PM11X1S READH1LARY BROOKE Sua, Toe, Feo 8, 10 TTHE CORPUS CAME COD, A Comedy with CEORGE BRENT, JOAN BLONI DELL Cartoon Nawa Community Sine ComlnfWante 5YT N lHEATER CHALSEA, mrp rri, Sot, Fab 6, 7 THE FABULOUS TEXAN JOHN CARROLL, WILLIAM ELL IOTT, CATHERINE McLEOD, ANDY DEViNE Cartoon Naw Sun Mon, Feb, 8, 9 1 1 Automatic Electric Comforter Honestly Its just too relaxing for words to climb into a bed already warmed by an automatic comforter Youll drift off to sleep before you know It Why, even the sheep youve always counted cant stay awake Of course, yon tan count the added pleasure electric comforters bring Theres the delightful weightfree warmth of quilted nonskid satin pride In owning a thing of beauty ease in bedmaking with only one cover savings in storage space with only on cover, a cover moths wont touch Visit your nearest Detroit Edison office or your neighborhood appliance dealer who stocks automatic electric comforters and blankets Youll find a variety of colors to choose from THE DETROIT EDISON CO fVF TO THE MARCH OF DIMES or Murder Shocking Mis Pilgrim First National Bank IN HOWEU UeW Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Iaiaraaca CorpomfeoBAH Deposits Iasured I te IM09 for Back Depositee HORSE SENSE ABOUT CAR FINANCING In any car financing plan the important thing is overall coat in dollars Our bank plan offer you economy and all around satisfaction Coma in for tha figurefacts WE, KAV AMPLE FUND AVAILABJ FOR SOUND LOAN REAL EBTKT MORTqAfiJh jR PERSONAL AT RftASON ABLE RATES THE UNFINISHED DANCE A Drama with MARGARET OBRIEN, SYD CHAR ISE, KARIN BOOTHDANNY Carton Sunday Shows 3879 fuee, Wad, Thur, Fob, 101112 WELCOME STRANGER A Couiody with BING CROSBY, BARRY FITZGER ALD, JOAN CAULFIELD Cartoon HOWELL Theater HOWHJrMlCH Sun Shows 715, 913 Thur, Fri Fab, 86 GEORGE BRENT, JOAN DELL BLONTHE CORPSE CAME C O D C a toon Lateat Nawa I Niipot47 Vears Ago The nuptjala of Alma Shelnrt rid James Harris were annouruvl from St Marys church Sunday Percy SAvarthout i clerking in Teople Carwells hardware store Frank Moran is laying brick ir Pontiac Samuel Placeway left Mon foi New Orleans iHo vinit hia daughter, Mrs H Wood A number of frienda assisted Mr an M i Ira Cook Mon night it celeoiating their 16th wedding ann J Iversay Ther waa a display of R P D mail boxes here last weak AW Wilsey of Ann Arbor has placed a large number of gasoline lamps In stores and homes here and in Gregory Frank Richmond, 44, died at his place Jan 8, He is survived by his wife, the former Eva Banga, and 4 children The funeral was jJ the home Sat Rev Rice officiating Burl trustees fial im Unadilla village I TU I Bob Erwin, miller was advertising your home for 95c 26 lb tack loi 60c The Pinckne village council hai granted to Thoma3 Birkett and asso ciuitj a franchaise to lay track ph Bennett gave thehfa surprise on their 16Jh wedding aniversarv last week Born to Fred Howlett and wife Sundej a aon The infant son of Mrsnd Mrs R operate an elertnc railroad through1 mto 7 nl A L the ttreeti of Pinckney Said ordin1 Hwmi Ggory died Saturday oteM WMI ears Ago Alfred Monks and George Reason JrI A Lf,Pa McCUBkey httb tvnotp J nai, ed editor in chief of the Auriey ance is signed by Alex Mclntvre, pres Emi Brown, clerk Chas loe G W Bowman, Bob Erwin, The Anderson bean closed house JIR to deliver a 60 lb sack of flour at The friend9 of Mr and Mrs Ral Head Lettuce Carrots hmeh Peaches S COtfee Sanborn Cartoon lb I9C 25C Pkg, Cigarettes Cola oea Cartoon Pork Sausage lb 4i OSr Pork Lard Liver Steaks Carton Mica i ID Estr 19C 169 05fr ja,c 59c 45c I lb fe rgarine del THE GREAT CIGAR BUTT MYSTERY 1 Whos filching a senators halfamoked cigars and placing them with shorter butts Bo sure to read George Dixons entertaining account of jtjhis hilarious mystery, in Well, Thats Washington, a feature of in Pictorial Review, magazine of humor, fiction, cartoons, Hollywood j reports and surprises, with this Sundays RFeb 8 issue of The Detroit Timet Sat, Fab 7 GLADYS GEORGE, GAY NELSON in MILLIES DAUGHTER Also THE HOOSIER HOT SHOTS in SWING THE WESTERN W WAV m Cartoon Sun, Mon, Fab, 89 Mat Sun 2 P M Cont, ERROL FLYNN, IDA LUPtNO ESCAPE ME NEVER Latoat Naws Cartoon T1141, WH ESTK Ilia 4Sc loffOnWlC ora, the Mich State Normal annual Michael Roche was given u write up m the Hoi stein Friesan magazine J puiIished at Delavan Wjs A cow of his, Violeta Rone Segia is mentioned The fire engine went to Anderson Tuesday to pti out a blaze im the Win Sprout lam houso James Smith injured his leg qiit badly crankir s car last wcek VmiiXSheritr eoTeepIeTiaa purchased a groceiy store in Howeh Kcl Singer and family are movina to Jackson SH Carr filled his ice house laat week and is now filling Met Chalker as Patteraon Lake Rev Hurl hurt is preaching in the Unadilla Prasbytarian chuch Neighboring i Four Stockbridfe youths, Bart Sal yr, Malcolm Cole, Robert Mois and Wm Gullet enlisted in U li S Army last week, Melviei Miller baa sold the Gre gory Tavern asul wit hie ffcraisy will go to Florida Wm Harvny of Lanaing has pur chased the UiUerast Tavem oi Grand River, aoar Isiand Lak of Vine NcNutte Virgil Ford of BrooklynJown has been named prlncdal of Briftiton High School The BrieTBton school dLirict will hold a special election to voje oa buying a school MS Kwil Bladen wae found dead laatl week St hi farm home in Pienaan Valley near lliiiiSrni He had been dead two day WiUard ltoaa of Howell WM ae quitted of a drunk drivSs charge, a jury in Jnatioe Croaemwents courtt last week Tr G G Burtidfe of Luorintf has opened as offwe in How41, JIa ij n tl Cpl Luvius Smith, nephew of Lue IUS Doyle ha teas 1 Alaska wteee he will be stationed for ajMana Rr Bksanfd C If EssMtlcft oi Ann AAor has ktm sawed ghwss albiropfernlM ateae of Mkntst 4The WiBntiSif CeesnSy W ts been Snteenat hw slat ssssa lMnlee inr e as dhn Osnflnei adatoi far 1 eaetheea sf Ifcanr nssner essen The inetalerafals nUtsry Ctnw hen Saken steal tt slosd field for Mrs Glenn Gardner, Mrs Joseph ine Rasmussen, Mrs Sdymore Stebb Ins of Stanton and George Gardner of Jackson atjttended the funeral of Sydney Sprout in Leslie last Thursu Feb, 10U12 lLLIAMS, JJ1MMY DURANTE in THIS iME FOR KEEPS Filmed at Mackinac IsUnl Naws Cro n NOTICE THE ROKO S SODA BAR A SANDWICH SHOP WILL BE OPEN at Nile till 3oaain FEATURING BAR B QUE BEEF SANDWICHES HAMBERGSHOME MADE CHILLI X Better Health Modern Plumbing kney Ceta Store sd mmtii wiU W kad est hh aohooi 4 see Dr Bono iM SttT VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAY OF CRANE FIXTURES VARIETY OF CLOSET SEATS LEDGE TYPE SINKS RATH TUBS CAST IRON LAVATORIES STEEL A MASON I TE SHOWER CUISET COMBINATIONS STALLS REYNOLDS A SUAPFER DfiMtMG PEERLESS WATER WATER SOFTNERS PUMPS SUMP PUMPS R 4ML WATER ACL SIZEl GALVANIZED wc ek PiTTINGS VALVR4 SOIL PsfE A rTTIlNCSif vw P1NCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, Feb, 4, 1918 Yard Goods Hosiery Gents PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 116 Main St Pinckajv, Iftrnran Entered as eeeond uas, fmatter at Peetottke at Pinckney, Mkhicam undo hf Aet of March 3 187 Subscription rata 160 Year Mrs Pauline Reason Cox recent ly underwent an appendicitis oper ation in Battle Creek tea Fruit Vegetables Groceries Bfctt WE1 i Kenuedys Gen Store Elec Water Heaters jEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES SINKS Water Systems tatifey Dinkel Mr and Mrs Fred Read visited uriel in Lansing Saturday The Misses Mildred and Edna Crabb of Grand Rapids are viiting at the Robert Read home Mrs Pauline Clark and Erstor Clark and wife of Unadilla called on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sunday Miss Marjorie Curtis, orncr chcr here, now of Flint, spent the week end with Barbara Brown Capt Meelian of tii Mich State Polite of E Lansing was a Tim a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy Joe Grillith and son, Don, return ed from E Greenfield, Wo, WVd with Mrs llora McArtor, Mr and Mrs, Merlin Amburgey came back with them Mrs McArtor had a oper ation ap St Joe hospital, Ann Aruu Monday Miand MioRJ,Carr left for Syracuse, N Y, Monday to visit theix daughter, Mrs Jauis faker and family Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt lefjt by auto for Kissitnmee,Fla, Sunday for a 2 montnsstay The lire engine was called to the Barren White home on Unadilla St Friday nfehb where a motor in u fur naee fan burned up iienry Shack who works at the 1ab Wniic Co here 1ms moved in tho Nancy Beebe farm house Rev Junn Henry Snooks, 73, died at Birmingham, Firday Funeral Monday with burial at White, Chap el cemeUery He was a graduate ol J of M and member of Rochester Musonic lodge Surviving are nis wife and 3 daughters He had a home at Base Lake where he spout much time j Nick Coluser and Davn Martin called at the Dispatch office Friday vlr Coluser recently broke her leg whle woiking at the Ford faqtory and is just out of the hospital We received a card from Rosa Read lasi week mailed in Panama We understand he has returned to New York City from his South Am erican tnp and he and Mrs, Read are enroute to Fla A IteUer received from Lcds, England where Mrs Percy Ellis u visiting her brother says she i hav ing a nice time although the food i not return Shrey Sons Automotive Service General Repair All Makes Auto Partt Accessories Call No 138 Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 24 Hour Road Service Arc a at Acety lane Welding Complete Garage and Wrecker Service SHIftEY SONS 1 127 PEARL ST CALL NO 138 HOWILL RO SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 18 Each COW 21 Each HOGS 6 Per Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT O OARLiNG COMPANY HOWELL 460 JVERSOF HtBES4YeAfcFKUSL The Merwiti Campbell family spent Sunday at he James Han home at Dexter Maxine Atchinson of Dexter jbwn spent a couple of days lubQ w ,ok with LebnA Mr and Mrs Martial Oreiner 0fraUoned there she Wl11 Brighton and Mrs Elisabeth Clinton to Pinckney until April and Loretta, of Detrot spent Sunday 1 Uy Reason has a Mercuy sedan with C J Clinton and wife A PPlat tree felled on the Fick Mrs Vicla Read nntvtained her propertyby Warren and Beryl Lewcard club Tuesday I i6 ie across M36 breaking dowi Sat guests of Mr and Mrs Jamesa Detroit Edison pole and blocking Whtifjy were Mr and Mrs Mattel Uarfit for a time Wiatwon of Jackson aid Charles Invitations have been rececvd to l Swott and wife of Ann Arbor redding of Fioia Nega, daughter of Mrs Louis Coyle spent the week Mr and Mrs ove Nia of Milan end at the Clarence Stapish home i0,iner residents to H P Hindba near Chelsea i UR1 at e York Baptist church, Ml Mr and Mrs G W Latimer and an Feb 14 NOTICE We are now open for business in the Stewart Anderson Bldg Estfnsates gladly given for Sheet Metal work, gutters, downspout, Smoke Stacks and furnace repairing In the near future we will alto bt tqtilpp ed for welding and braving All work guaranteed Pinckney Fabricatng 6 Sheet Metal Company ddnnittmtnt From where I sit Joe MarsK Do You Have btsyTeTgKBors Mrs Mary Elien Cook of Ann Ar it vfi friciiiis hek durday Dr Robert Bird and farly of Wayne called at the W C Miller home Sunday Bom to Mr and Mrs Bob Baker i t JanisCarrofSyrm tse, N Y Jair Mrs Nornui Merrill and gtand Want to Help a Baby Mr and Mrs Max Reynolds entained their card club Sat nite Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughn and family spent Sunday wh her sister in Mlford The Holis Holloway family of Wrights Corners spent Sunday with the Dale Miller family Dr Harlow Shehan and family of Jackson spent Sunday at the Wm Skehan home Gerald Henry of, Detroit spenjs the week end with Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry I Mb Alberta Dinkel ad Mra Harold Ludtke of Gregory were in Jackson Friday m , e ids faoUfUc to ask tail quesUoa la altylovliic America Well, taats exactat yoa are doing for tkia teamootaietim oiaialnutrTtloa Is ktuigry Vien lastrla, whei yov oaserve meatleM lay aod egoless Thartday There arrl lada of similar yoiiatater all over EDA every race and creed who need your t eooperattea BOW to Save Waeat, Meat Save the Peace , Tip on bread storage ing every slice ef eaxli loaf , bread helpe ce4aee jfce aaber ol loaves, jo boy 4 week oea1 keeps freAJbeVwnite oes axrt aoM, wken kept Connie spent Sunday n Mil ford Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer entertained ,the Howard Ihayer and George Gardner famines Ha night dan 29 a daughter Jfhter Norma Ann Shehan, catred I Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout fnii at th hoe of Mrs Nettie Vaughn tained their card club Sat night Wednesday Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy Mrs Reulah Mai tin went to Ypsil spent Sunday in Onondago anti Sunday to visit relatives Mr and Mrs George Meabon and Mr and Mrs Erston Clark Hel Robert spent Sunday att the Wm en lani of Unadlla called on Mr Maishall home in Stockbridge and Mrs Andrew Campbell Sun Mrs Vivian Parmalee has sold her Mr9 Mae Metz of Howell spent home in Dearborn and fe staying Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Lav with Mr and Mrs Andrew Campbell 4 with her daughjter Mr and Mrs M J Reason were in WC AtLee and wife and Dr Ro Jakson Friday bert Bird of Wayne were Sunday Mrs Emma Brogaa and Mrs Luecallers at the Earl Baughn home 1Ja Patterson of Stockbridge spenv The Hudson Corners school cau Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stanley ght fire from unknown sources last Dinkel week and was badly damaged The Sunday dinner guests of Mr and school has been closed for years and Mr3 Thompson were Mar and Mrs the building is said fro be over 100 K K Elliott years od Mr and Mrs Harold Porter of Mr and Mrs Omer Cory have rent Portage Lake entertained Mr and ed their house at Portage Take to Mrs Geo Thompson at cards Sat Mr and Mrs, Kendall Do To and evening moved to the home of her mother Mrs Geo Thompson spent several Mrs Hudkins at Anderson, MrDolle in Detroijt last week visiting is a G I recently returned from relatives and friends Germany Mrs Florence oardner spent the Joe SAandlfeh and 2 sons of Defc Pst week wfc her mother and bro roit called at the L, J, Herry lume r t the Sprout home Sunday J Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout, Mrs Miss AUee Lee Ware of Howell Florence Gardner and fid Sprout j spent the week end here wit her were in Howell, Mason aud Leslie parents on Saturday Mrs WUla Lamb and children,MrsL Mrs Florence Gardner returned Cy AtLee and childrenand Mr and to her home at Stanton Monday Vera Fsk of Monfee visited at A lot of the neighbors were eud denly annoyed by Jeb rowclls hammering at niKht Jeb was build ing himself a new front porchand the only time that he could give to it was after sundown Finally wo decided the best thing to do was all pitch in and help and pet the carpentry over with as soon as possible We did Finished the porch next evening and Jeb gratefully treated us to ice cold beer and cider From where I sit, thats what being a Rood neighbor means In stoad of complaining about the other fellows habit, try to underslnnd and whare his interest So if my practising on the flute annoys yon, come on over, neigh bor, with your fiddle or guitar and join mi Muybe it will end up in mr knowing and appreciating one another better in an evening of tord fellowship And Ill promise to provide the beor that yovs with evenings of good fellowship rrmTrVr ii i ,,,, ti Brewers Vniindntion Mr and Mrs W H Euler write froii Fairhope, Ala that was un usually cold there butthat it WM wanned up some and Mr Euler is putting In his gaiden RLY Morgan Harris of Detroit called at the Wm Shehan home Tu s last week, iwhe Singer is working at the KaiserFrazier plant at Willow Run We thank Frank KAobey for a , Don Evana Ann ArfQ copy of a Macon, Mississippi, paper Suny t the W H Meyer the C J Clinton one day laat week where he ib spendinir the winter j j , Lou Clinton of St Catherine, 700 paople attended toe reception Clifford VmnHorn, Ley MeClear Out has been seriouety Mi aoveral held at Owosso last Thurad nitfhtand WWard Wiltae attended Wm witii a infection for Judge Joseph Collin Xrom m DeJr at HHk State Celtece FW, learry lee My KeWe Howell were preseitt A John MeDenneU tad wife an families were Sunday guests of Mr Mrs Catherine Shepard lias been sea, PWU spest 1ke Attention Fai mcrt MAKE EXTRA MONEY SLLLING Farm Heme Freezers CHEST UPRIGHT AND SECTIONAL MODELS FOR SPECIAL PRICES AND SAMPLE AND SELLING ARRANGEMENTS SEE Brown McGee 806 LANSING AVE, JACKSON, MICHIGAN DISIRIBUIORS FOR THE FAMOUS HARDER FREEZ 4 WILSON FREEZERS i r Furnaces BrathjHcatiog Co 117 MAIN ST, PINCKNEY INSTALLED REPAfRED SHEET METAL WORK BLOWERS CONTROLS OIL BURNERS STOKERS s I S od t and Mr S H Carr Clare Culver of Detroit called Murray Kennedy besae Meads i A eurprise party was n r and Mit Henry Leoeraoce Sm, at Mrs James Nash ad sasmUy of Cold thi hm m baaer of Sr tOth tee Aaa fv wsui Rers diarged from the aospal ufSf as borne, it PeftrevHe PfciUip wbo la, Ambi chman and famjly being cared for at the fteae Can in tab air carp, leaves fer Alaska owoem spent Sanely wfc tke i 1 vaescent HomeJE, Gd, MtovtJlwU ato lUjak Her leg U ia caatrfer another Brte Itoae M faasMy spent San wocics i at the Haia Hesa aesao at Birmingham Fridr FunetmZ Mr aad Mr Oaw Gats f OaV Joan Fisher at Portage Lake aad rest ware Saaiay tweets at the Las BUI Clark visited Seaay rTwrman ter MeAsae r I rtls MssssJ rnkmrntmlA t fiicluaaa family The fonaar have a near hah Ctrl bora last snort Mfcaad Mra,CfJClin attended the faacealof Howard 8eAe at Sch aa Wed, He was the fotheref Mr 1 Mxa AMa Mpyer who teaches the Luicfc aAeol in LUam taak her par fls to the Shoae Ciasas an DetrocV and Uoyd Meadee and wife wedding Sanaa aaasts at 0af J4W teuU a9e sseaaee Soadny Hepst mi i i , mm w mrnm K t l v findoMy TBaC WiihiHiy, Fbt 4, a DuoTherm Mcfteisoe State Bank THRIFT HEATERS, WATER HEATERS TOILETS WASH STANDS AB1NTS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS BeaBCTRJC PVP Five dollati par waak far ftty1 Ataaaariaaetf tea Ottaa m it BowaU ia tka soli , , lttk day at Jamoja A a 141 Pniia jaaa Wig, U 4da al Jake la tan J 1 Urett KaA keen kawvm MI IA J PMFESSIONAL CMNErt llal U, adeniniatrator, VsjiWmkU Getty Ua A at UKMPM1 Eea Wisiaiiij j TaeePi, Saw ItwftStfA p I 2R7 MCUSKEY two weeks make i2ido Woald iff adminrtrattmi aeeo4UTaTkd 2a await poeaible lor you to aavo tkaj an I fen prayis ttTSTaSiZSm IZ of your pay aback eh was Cg ffl ftNlI mt owe Waraa, nflt10 GENEJIAL ELECTRIC S A IS CU FT BEEP FftftlBS 11 too do mora per wnk you now it woald grow ean 4, 6 A CAN MILK COOLERS A Savin Aeeoant aaa ka epeaad witk at ttttta aa a 1 bill McPifcneo State PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY Manny to Uaa at reaanaakle later paid am Having Baa Tina CartMUate a DapaaH All depneita p t SSO anted by war, oiharaMa at Pepaett l it if Oriapad That tt lttfe da f Fan, AVD 1MI, ft km oclock to fee f oraooojax aaid froknta Of ttoa, be and ia karaky annaiptad far aaminint and aUowtoJ aaM ao on 44 naming said patuiont U la Further arterst, Ikat pike aatica tltaraaf ka given ly paiVfca ,4a tf a aopy at tkto , aider oaaa aaek waak far kkrae liiiQoaava weeks pe4en la at 3 tnnsltw Wnoknay Dot pauk, anenapsr printed, end ttr e wOaapW aajB ajpn9 wPwVpt Jr WUUa U Wan, Iwswa alPfakaH REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 240 Acraa farm, onobaJ lUla FOR SALWluta wood bundi froittag op an taprovad roidGood Watf5J A frua Otlotta tlEH K OCfiaaSSS 14 PfJfcY ELLIS AUIONlBk HE1SNEED 1U Hawaii, Otp, Uka aad Fi A laaaiaJtt Hat Yaat Fraaaf4y WHi lla LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Miaklfaa CEMETERY HUOJIIAU S4 N Maim St Aaa ArkarJAiak Haroid Ckukk, Lata RapaaaUtiv SIS FLEMING ST, HQWELL Hawl Fkoa 439 or 97 Moaunantt Marka MAjffTN J LA VAN Attajar At Law Rapairiig Sut 8T17 Laftatida Drlf Ucaaaa Rtuk Lako H SWARTHOUT A SON ALBWhiU MUUMI M1 tar AUrTlrtiui Mi IT uvi IE FVNEHAL HQStE Madtra ArUtpcaat Sroom houaa, fuUtaldma baaa fV1 ew Hl 2 tatt S bam, tllo, naw milk kouaa tkbbU TO IRNTi 5Ult or Coapla 8 78F,t tool shad, koghouaa and poultry wilt Uke eara of WJda wkUa par STANLEY RPR PI MAN ttaimaw at Uw Wvar, Hawal baa St MUkta Warm I houaa Good U, toma timber, ail nta work Board optioaai fiolds can ka toacftor fittad Larga Ida L 4 MeEinlay 804 MM, A S1 pattura watarad by a itraam PrioaJ FUiekaap wfw, Suit Qraod 75 par am L H Crandail vOpp WANTED Taaor aaxpphona play oitta HowtU Thaatar oa Grand Riv or for 4 piaea band Contact Flatah ar HowaU Miahifaa Stoves on Sale Farmer s Feed Supply TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Starting Sat Jan 8, 1941, I win coll4 taxao at ay komt atary Sal from 100 p m to 100 P aiwi larthar noUoa Dog Tag Ucanaas for salt Stanley Dinkal, Pafaai Twp,Traaa COMPLBTE INCOME TAX SERVICE MYERS BOOTERY 110 Sootk Miak Hawaii, Mkk I Mm, larga will ar Tracy, Lakeland STATE VpMieiiiGAN Tka Pkak Caar far ta Cavaty f INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE OUT 40S EAST GRAND RIVER AVE BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE S731 RED C RE1CKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS I PHONE 388 KESlDENrt U LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK WAULtMti AND Weekly Tripe Mde To Detrois GENERAL TRUCKING Pbene 04F14 CARL JONES CONCRETE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT MRi, J M McLUCAS At a aaarloa aS paid Ooojtl kaW aut the Probata Offlat si tka dtp HowaU In aaid Coaif, aa tka 18th day of January A D, 1941 , , Praaant, Hoa WUWa L Lreoa, WV a J flfiit Want Ads Lynn W Htndaa kartag filad in aaid Court har final adplaiotrattao, aaaount and Mr patroaw praying m oi far the allow rkaraaf and fdr iJ lfJl Ai Conf aagnmaut mi dMfertkww BLOCK LAID PIECE OR TRACT CONi PHONE Sw4 MAX RUSSEI kouee, good roof, fieldejbona ment, Edieon UghU Price Mo6, terms, or dlasount for caan Wa try to keep a complete lift M fama tl all timet L H Crandail, OppoaJta Howell Thaatar on liruui Biar HowfU Michigan FOR SALE House ,nd Five Aoies Ted 8inger, SOK Monka Rd Pincknay, Michigan FARMS FOR SALEWe have a aplTT V1 con ifine election t bom m w t CnUkiSSl Mill St, l7the avenlnge or Eat, altemoong wont Mkara for rant SH ft, gaeeUrte ar electric power, 1 n ft atixara for eale on wheal ucr Wda aaa power Tfailera for rant er ante, axlee, whaali and nitchaa Ckaroaat and Pkg CaaJ WU,n Rental Trailer BtrvU UiU Bd Rivar,Eaat End Lake Chemoag Open Sunday and evening FOB SALE410 ehkk oU knrafng Bli Aron State Let us help you select a place that meets your needs H J Mcivor cher, Retaltar, 23249, U04 Wolverine Bldg Ana Arbor Housewives aAvnrotni WASTE FATS Ska reaidue af SS , It e Ordered sat tka Utfc day af I febronrymi, A D at ekn oalook ka the foranoap, at eaid Prekata Of Mm, be and ia kraky appeiatad for acamioig and aUtwlRg aaid aoaaaat and hearing apid petition It it Furtkar OrderadTkat pobiic wmio thereof ka grvwp ky pubhcaium of a aopy af tkia ardar, far tkraa tuecaaalvp waaka prpflPtts la I aaid day of keartng, lkke Vbm nay Mapatak, a aawapaper prtntad WlUia L Lyon, Ipajga ad Ffwkaca Atruoeopy If la the market forSorida 11244 Toma Road, Hani farm CeUata Paranall, ragiatar pt proha, kaataa ar bueinaaa of any kind con OUoZiJt k P0R SALE Electmaster apartNIMBUstu 5 CM wood ran WaOB OI ILKA mmm BTA hukiii r i I FLMIDA REAL ESTAfT If la the market for FI LOSTWallat contriving Social Security Card and other valuable paper Finder will receive reward Win Lewis 7560 Pmcree KJPinckftoyRF D Mrchijran FOR SALEAbout n acres of corn in the field ,Francis Monkrea STATBfFS FraEaaa vssv f LHriagasE kinH I kara Ht X I1 9W0 ALE Mined Ray wkag goa like and wa heaper Oak Breakfaat act porcelain 1044 1 1 Telephone Gregory 13F13 call eve mnga Overcome S Shortag IStk da at iaaaaiT A D Praaawi, Ban Wf U dga oa Fiekajtsv UtnaMattaref tgo Mary U Fiek Lyu W B f1 Mgjyjj toI Wa davgtk on ai irp REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED LISTING If WM, are cSF19 iateraated In arlUng your rma or 1 fcvea jFOR BENT A room house, garden plot included wired Telephone GreL W Umnetej Umpeteayd A S01 IS to OpdatwS tfce eke lttk H 9t rabmajy A D, S4S l Veiaafc te tfba SiiliiRk, si Praeaaw Gfflaa, ka awd to aEBPapteS Saw feaa davgfto our tot Kane to developing aa4 aetlinvI F0E SALE Coalwood burning Oppoatto VawaU Tbaatrahoaa 171 witk akelf and water Our affifie to oa Grand River, oppJ r in good eondkbn L a Crikinll, Howell Michigan 119S6 W Shore Dr Lake CflSim ir fLOAft ftHrii rvefiYssA tktdimi PB Mfm MAFffMA SOAP r Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 04, 1948 Description An account of the resource February 04, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-02-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/604fe36ec119e378fce01ff61c590c00.pdf 812488f93dd7c12f2caf2afccc34f5e3 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. ft, i Volume 65 tinckDey DiaPRtcli Wednesday Jan 28 1948Michigan Mirror School New American security is YOUR sec untyF ThiYs the theme of a sure way to beat inflation Its also the best pro tection known against a severe shock of deflation The other day we received an urTreaI FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES The boys and gils have changed the name of our room to Mrs Swarthouts Locker It seems that old man winter freezes our blower every time he turna over Two forenoons were spent in the OUR DEMOCRACY gent invitation from the U s ic , , , ury dept A conference was to be Glrl s Locker Room and finally Fri held in ChicagoNewspaper were be afternoon those living in Pinckney ing called upon for a resumption of to go home at 20 and those wartime patriotic seni The wee , folks had to reosrt l 0f the 0 e Girrs Locker again American system of free enterprise We uarWHe unies ine weather stakes were high Suvvivi Wh4 was it hera the story all about Well, Achanges a well preserved roomful of children, no ireHunds for damaged goods or, out of season varieties The coat of mod m war is , , mendous It skyrocketed our rat Our speed test of multiplications , Was won by Joanna Jaroslawski i The decorations for the card j party were made by our room and Mrs Morriss They were huge play ing cards brilliancy colored in red an black Wc received our report cards this week and find that we have flour distinct groups of our 54 pupils, ranging from Outstanding to Poor We again make an appeal for old tory books that are not in use loi we wuuld surety pt vJhem back in use again GHILS BASKET BALL NLWS First of all we wish to make a humble apology to Mr Laiosa for wc fully intended the Tavern be lifated among our list of business people who contributed to make our party a success We also wish to add the following names who contributed too late to get in our first publication C H Hewlett Watkins Products FegJys Restaurant Our party was a huge success fin ancia and socially We hope to firsrt purchase the much needed steel locker we have so long wish ed lor We want to thank all who contributed cakes and offered their ser vices also all who attended or sent their contribution In act several would like another card pfarty so if youre in favor noise it around so jhe basket ball girls will hear it We cant thank Mrs Shirley our mother sponsor enough but know she has earned the reward of winning the community orchid, itonal debt to 279 billions ulthe close of World War III Today it is 257 billions The interest load alone is 5 billions each year, SDOOj every mvnute of the day and night, every day in the year i Rising price of foodeiuffs and clo thing has prompted many bond hold ersthose families in the low income eanung group to turn in their bonds for cash During thte war these families couldn buy radios wuhing much Ines, and other things tor their homes Credit was restricted by gov You couldnt buy diamond rirgs on credit You had to pay cash And so Americans bouUJ war bonds and, after the war, saving bonds Wc waited until the poutwar day when this bright new mtrehuiui ifee would be available And, if you have been in dept vores recent yoa will agree tnat wc Americans have been sperding our money pre tty freely, Christmas sales were the highest yet, and retail inventories are fairijy low And yd despite our rush to buy goods we the American People hold a nestegg of 43 billion dollars tn Uncle Sams bonds That s a lot of money It is tne best bulwark available to cushion us against the shock of depression And so the Treasury lc in cooperation with retailer ami industr ial leaders and farmers are oing to ask us to return to war time saving as a way to lick the inflation Instead of bXfng thine M could get along wjJhout, we are ulced to invest in Security Bovus oi the Li S government Yes, thafs the new name for them The curyty bond campaign is to open Feb 16tn in Micnigan it will close June 10 A recent public opinion survey dis closed that 18 percent of industrial workers were disatisfied with the American free entespiise system another 22 percent vti on the fence, neither favorable nor unfav orable 1 The minority could become a maj SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES orvby, if the nation were to be plun ged tat a long depression Dictator ye had a short history test Tues ships thrive when people are willing Those who received 1U percent to trade freedom for food were Bob Clark, Loi Beachy, Jmi How can the effects of the husin Matcson, Marilyn Clark ess cycle be cushioned7 iiibysavj Two girls from Ann Arbor visiting money for the proverbial rainy ej our room last Fri Thfcy are dy Save ends of Carole Fuhrman and they Thats wfr the new security bond HoiJ Current Comment Jmbn the Wayne cou V board oi auditors nave epred taemsorve a ready to go jai ir ioiatg Ute law, Tht do the fctfiag for the Wayne County Gu Hospital and jjoor home aud aave floated the law forbidding the serv ing of oleo in state or county uuti tut ions pawed by the legislature 17 years ago The penalty tor break ing la is 1 OU fine or jail term The law waa paased at the revest of dairy interenta to force th terv ing of butter in state instkutionsAs butter is now around 1 a lb and few can afford it serving it in state institutions is impossibleStead fast refusal of the legislature to repeal the law is ridiculous 17 years ago many farmee made but ter and had steady contracts to sup Suhstitkitis PincktuyWare, La1 ply families with it This is now ail vey, L Clark, Packard, Matteson changed and there is piacticalijy no HartlandHoobe, Rise, toinbs, Uidj farm dairj butter on sale Fanners well, Gaftfka Field goals Singer 2, find it more profitable and lesa Burroughs 3, J Clark 1, Heath 5, work to sell ilruid milk So the oleo Packard 2, Gatdner , Hoose 4,1 law now merely protects an industry Combs 1, Wycoif 3, Rett rcesCabo, witich no longer exists and Andnich In the garner between the two Another dtective story magazine first teams Huilund got away to a Ust wek carried a highly colored lead but only had a one pint lead ty of the murder of Olga Hart at the half 12 ko 11 In the Wuvt hair man Brewer, near Howell a year or rinckney got the range and went a go ago and like the story in another head ami stayed there Jim Meyer a magazine a couple of weeks ago It again led the lincknry svorers li was mostly ficlon As usual other Jeffifcy got 6, U Clark and Darrow USpect8 and the difficult solving of Notes on the Game Notes ot the Game ine three lmckney high school teams played al Hartland Fri mte The first team won Umr gan 27 to 1, the Finckney iieserves lot 36 ft 27 and the Pinckney giiis lost to Hartland 2U to 1C Tle Pinckney Reserve showed im proved scoring ability but did not have enough heighth to stop the Hartland sharpshooters Jeny Heath was high man froio iinckney with ltx Jim UuiToughs got 6 Wy coff and Gardner of Hartland got 11 each Singer Fswkir Burroughei HeaTh Schneider F C G G Faucott Strong Wycoff Kellogg Gardner AT THE TURN OF THE CENTUKV, WAVING LIFE INSURANCE PAID AS INCOME WAS EXCEPTIONALTODAY, MORE AND MOKE AMERICAN FAMILIES ARE RECEIVING THEIR LIFE INSURANCE MONEY IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS, THUS MEETING THE NEED FOK INCOME REPLACEMENT MOSiVM MAS FIN0 tAM ACCEPTANCE iN OUR 0IMOC4ACY each 4 and Ambuigey 2 Burns , F Amhunrey V Meyer Jeffrey Darrow Substitution C n c Lake Level KDG AND FIRST GRADE Cora MrDanieb entered Kdg this week She is yfng with the Sart wells Barbara Russell has measelsGet well soon Barbara Our March of Dimes Bank is doins fme So far we think we have the other rooms beaten At least fte HIGH SCHOOL The hearing on flood control for big and little Portage Lakes and the string of lake in uhe Highland chain was held at the Ann Arbor court houae Thurs This was the re sutt of a petition filled by the land owners through the Big and Littfr tfVon of ST MARYS CHUKCH Rev Francis Muiphy, pastor Novena Friday 1220 noon and 8U0 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8to li p m and on Sunday 7 to 730 a m Masses aJ 800 a m and 1100 a m Among the intentions are Sun in iving Mon intention of Dingle L Lyone Brian Miller Gentry PickneyD Clark, 3aliiHr, G Clark Hurtland S Ion Cameron, Kidd Iield goalsR Clark I 2, Darrow 2, Meyer 4, JiIfrey 2 Am burgey 1, S Lyons 3 Cameron I Brian 1 Foul goalsMyer 4, Jeffrey 1, S Lyoni 1, L Lyons 1, Kidd 3,Goss 1, The rinckney girts r to 15 t Basl were fw and far between Mailv Gentile r t 5 poinls Marv Mj Clark 2 and Su ui Camplwll 1 Mary Gentile hurt hei 1iwirnv aid did not l,nr usual iuoa oi points Portage Lakes Assn asking that the living Tues late Dora Mahoney circuit court set at water level fou Wed, late 1dward Wehrlinr Thur, Portage Lake and flood control syj lateDr J Boyle iri late Mr tern to prevent the great amouiwt o4 i BourbonnaisSat Leonard and En damage done by tfie high waters inj abeth Heltrick 7th anniversary the spring The Livingston county mass of late Edward Singer is your security go to Tappan Junior High School The seventh graders are board of supervisors at their Jan meeting adopted a resolution auth orizing the Washtenaw board to start the suit Livingston county was represented at the hearing tty Sup ervisors Lynn Hendee, Arthur She Choir Practise han, RalpiGlenn, Wm nni, W 1 Organic ndChoii Director S Knapp, and Drain Corn Munscll Washtenaw county by Supervisors Carl Mast, Leigh Beach, Albert Sch liable, Sam Morgan, Drain Com Hill and Ajat Prosecutor Devine The conservation dept was also repre COM CONL CrtUKCH JUv Alfred Allard, pastor Morning Worship Sunday School U 30 Wed 1030 U30 Night LOUIS KALMAN The body of Louis Kalman who died in DejUoit was brought here for LujiUe Bcachy was the teacher and burial today Hife wife is the former i Was rafter stern, we though BarMary Bezec, siftrr of John Bezec jbara VaiSlambrook was Annabelle, J a little girl who had trouble saying a specie meeting j O E S on Fri Jan 30th for the purp of initiation Past Matrons and Past Patrons are conferring the about colonial school daysLast thur nt h SPVerl officials and also SOUK Rirls put on a little play depicting life in a colonial school room Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt Herman Vedder with us We cordialty invite you to ship with us Sunday morning wor 1030 the case were stressedSheriff llassett says Hrewer was sole suspect and the case was solved 3 or 4 hours after it happened This sort ot thing is making the people morbid minded and the deajth of Wm Bairn, 59, a waiJchman at the Howell Community Elevator was built up in to such a mystery that it was neeessary for Sheriif iiasett to tak a supect to Lansing to take a lie detector testWm Pain wus found at the bottom of a stairway with a crushed skull, presumably the result of a fall down the stairs He was 9aid to have had troube v ith Norman Smith, 2U, id t i ia said to have been sei a Vu tor the night Pain dud tec lor cleared him Some ,years ago some college in the east we believe gained riuih publicity over a tyJunt of its students of swallowing live gold fish We believe the practise va eventally stopped Now an Alma college studert, Stewart Grove, 19, of West Orange, N J, has made the front pages by agreeing to swallow a Hv white mousse He is going to do this because the Phi Phi Alpha frater nity brothers dared him to Record ing to authoritys tl feat isVrossble is thus way youth are sent to college We suppose uccessful he will take his place on tlhe eily honor roll with the champion otysUr eater and champion beer drinker Worship renews the spirit of man , ihe mh This year the March of Himcj beI iing conducted from Januar 1630 annlveary of the som ,irks put on a little olav dl HuronClinton Valley Authority as rest renews the body National Foundation for infantileI a l ttle pay de Uaaikudl GuSdot , BhU There i8 place in our feUoWhp NOTICE There will be a special her A i Cs SECOND AND THIRD GRADE acted for the Portage Lake Asan I for tfou Olo Hal, engineer for the coiil Sunday Eve at 730 we are study servation dept was the principal w about the Merger uiuch our speaker He would build a new dam church is contending with ine at the outlet of Portage Lake andi Evangelical and Refornfd, w deepen the channel by rcmovlnif fci Every member is especially urgea cost approximately 30,101 and wtu to be present 000 cubic ynrds of dirt Thij would Paralysis, and may be a point, also, ifri the long, bitter iaug gle too make the national children safe from a disease During the past decade the Wa lt if possible to attain perfection in any line of industry We read last week that William Kiajowski, section botes ovtt of Grand Rapidg on the Pere Marquette has won top honors II times for having Vhe best 12 miles section of track in the div ftiin He has a perfect record of no accidents in 42 jyeais of service, turning, Railroad officials honored him lasA Saturday when he retired degrees of the order SeoT COME FEE 4TH 8 P M SEE HEAR EAT The Young Ladies Auxilary are planning a good tlime for all who come Prof J R Turmbull of the ronaoUdsjbed school of Ypsilanti wit be there as guest speaker The raem ber wio fcjjis iecured him for us has not as yet received tne topic he will use hut has heard him on several occasion to both yourg and old Al so a negro family 1ms been fiuked to come and sing and Mrs Janice Cuxs of Pontiac will play the ac We were very happy Mon morn d e ,ak lef ing to welcome back Karen Gusta Ject Ved successfuI Mawstfson who bas been ill with whoouin 1 i 1 T ur a 7 W com stUf more The entire cost1 Larry Watson is to acC as host for wouW y 8pread on the tax roU of I Livingston and Washtenaw eountfea our room this week Billy Beck and Bobl,y Kelly make nZi ClSlY People Meetil Come and take part in theise meet ins GOSPEL MISSION Rev Fiia Bachey, paor Morning Worahip 1030 Sunuay School 1100 Supt Win Leidig 730 up the new comm in charge of mua ic books Making valentines seems the fad at present We made posters of jthe Little Kittens last week to be Three KINGS DAUGHTERS The Kings Daughters will meet at the honwT of Mrs Albert Shirley cordian Lunch will be served afr the p Thursday afternoon February 5 gram A free wiU offering wjfll be taken Remember tht date cf Feb 4 j POSTPONED FOR STEENTU SHAFFER PUMMER mKt Dortt Patricia Shaffer daughter The sut of Fnmk Schaner of of Mr mod Mrs Willam Fiank Sha Hamburg va Rev Beachy of Pioek ffer of Howell nd Ihnory Plum niv has once and again been potnes jr, son of Mr and Mn, Emory poned No date has been set for K Plummer Sr of Pinekr were un level after he cost has been filed I OTHERS SCORES I Dexter 4 Brighton 81 St Thomas 45, Resurrection 88 Fow lervilae 86, Stockbridge 80 Dexter 50, Ann Arbor 82, ItlancHester 5, South Lyon IS Milan 47, Univerj si 28 Mason 40, Howell 88 Pinckney will meet Brighton in 8 games here Friday night Ian 801 MRS MARY E bnlltH Mrs Mary E Smith wau born in Crotbn, Newaygo County, it h, Dec 20, 1860 le LJbrt Jeronve Botsford, was one of the caruest pioneers of Michigan She was married to Charles O Swith in 16 whose uncle, Stearns F Smith was Circuit Court Judge of Livingston County for over 80 years Of nhs union 4 children were PineknSy beat Brighton by one born, two of whom died in infancy point in their opening game Brighf She Is survived by one son, Stearns, ton has since lost to Manchester and B Smith of Pauutria, and one dau Dexter and beaten Sortfc Lyon andi ghter, Mrs Magdalene McRorie of two sndchildren and 4 In one of the Samantha Allen books, popular some 40 years ago, tional Foundation for iniunUle rarj an account of an episode which split afysis, supported entirely by voluni the people of a village is given ary contributions to the March 0 This schism was caused when the Dimes, ha worked doggedly at io, ministers wife went out and had ft job Despite the tremendous load of new dftu made without first get112,000 cases and despite wartime ng approval of the Ladies Aid Soc restrictions, the foundation and xte cnurch board The hubub chapters, assumed Ahe burden of pro last week over the building of S vidin care and treatiani or at small porch on the White House by estimated 88,000 polio vxtims At Pre Truman, fails into the same the same time it was expanding facij category The different presidents lities and developing new methods who have lived in the Whits House J that guarantee immediate help when have all had different ideas and j polio 4rikos I have done considerable altering dug Since 1938, when the hite Frank Uig their residence there 1 lin D Roosevelt founded the organ isation,, funds raised through the March of Dimes have financed research and edueation projects at 2 institutions in 2J statesIn basic uim ia to find a preventative it as a threat to Americas childrenited In marriage Sat Eve in the Paraoage of he First Methodist Church, Brighton Rev J M MLucas read the double ring ceremony Iae yoeng couple were atteadcKl by Alfred Cyooaa and Miss oan Coi hert of Howell, After a short honeymoon trip the young cotple ill inatawaU file gprooom is engaged with his father in building and contracting The MMs sriU continue her position aa nauayfciBniet for Dr E A fifcswofl REGULAR COMMUMICATiOM Regular communication of 4ring ston Lodge No 76 F A M est Tuesday evening Feb S Bnsineoi meeting Glen AH, 0 Ann As4w j member of the Gcand Lodge oral Purpose Oosssa will be and talk on grand lodge wfll All o the lodge snsnlri By OrsW of the sV R S40MEY SPROUT R SMney Sprout, son of Mrs Adah fiprout, passed away at Me home In Leslie Michigan, Monday Jan 2h at Leslie funeral home 29 st 1 P E Burial in Soma oemeterjr T I great grand children Her huaoand died in 1H19 Since that lime she has made her home with her daughter, ft deceased was acquainted with ma f of tne noted personages of the sBfet among whom was former Gojugud U Senator, Woodbridge iRrrif who was a very close fries of the family She hsa lived in and around Piackirfyv since 1924 We read that 100 representation of the MSchitfan Council of Protest ant Churches at Ann Arbor last wk passed a roaolvtion con dealing un iversal military service or prepared nets Little explanation was given To that purpose more than 18 mil1 Do these clegRyman believe that w should always be unpropared tor chin for a couple of yea as me dip after Pearl Harbor in World War m Wo cannot follow their raajNtajaf ttheiliM thowaytesv crune wosdd be to do R police Mis lion dollars ha been allocated vor research and education in the 10 year history oi the toundation This year a total ot 80 milJiout dollaia is needrd to meet obligations resulting from the increase of poho cases in the last lve years If you dont get a card through the mail for your contribution send it voluntarily, to the Livingston Couf nty March of Dimes, rlowell Midi Or to your local Chairman Wesley Reader L Sunday dinner guests of Mr asat Mrs Levis Oyle wore Kay M HwssIL miistirs 43arteil J TLIJLBI JO iSsTill issnos BsR tt Funeral Hosne Sunday Rev BeaW WtJlaftS, s flack officiating 1 in Psoekey umi SJ familjr Jack Young and Bunas1 i uw4u Rami and wife, Robert and faaaV Mrs Rase HowasdL Asa and Made Melvin, Clarence awagawrl and Mas EUa ajsjism lBPl v , ah fj n Jl J VPfecfattj Dbpach WaeAv Ha 28134S AVON THEATER V A ,1 r Fri, Sat, Jam 30 pi THELASTOF THE REDMEN U Color An lndUa Story of WaU Kaw Carlo JU Comedy Travel SUN VALLEY SERENADE A Fin Skating Picture with SONIA HE1N1E, JOHN PAYNE Comaay Cartoon Nawi j CoinVifU 8ft HJkiF j Si ToW I HKATfcR ur, Vri , SaL, Jan 30,31 THE MIGHTY McGURK A Comedy with WALLACE RERRY, DEAN STOCK WELL EDWARD ARNOLD CarKoa New Sua, Moa Tue, Feb, 123 OF St MH WHO T NEED ELECTRICITY V r 1 L V u 1 L A J Lift with Father was smooch, tranquil and unrufrltd so long as Mother kept the hired help on their toes saw that no slipup disturbed his ease Today, electricitys the hired helpelectricity which does the work faster ,o easier and more reliably, too, But just picture doing all thtedious household tasks the oldfashioned way, and electricity will sctxii even a bigger bargain First National Bank IN HOWELL Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationAll Deposits Injured Up to 5,000 for Each Depositor WHY BOTHER WITH RECEIPTED BILLS Say goodbye to oddsized receipted bills Open a checking account Your cancelled checks all the same A Drama with VAN JOHNSON, THOMAS MITCH ELL JANET LEIGH, CHARLES DINGLE Cartoon Pari Tim Pal Sunday Snow 31 Wad TnwrfFah 4 5 THE TRESPASSER wit DALE EVANS, WARREN DOUG LASJANET MARTIN BACKLASH4 with JEAN ROGERS, RICHARD TRA VIS, LARRY BLAKE HOWELL Theater HOWrLL, MICH m a Thur, Fri, Jan 29, 30 REX HARRISON, MAUREEN OHARA sue for easy Tiling are receipts THE FOXES of HARROW Cartoon Latest Nw i BURGLARIES ARE BEING PER ED ONALDSUN TOM POWERS PETRATED EVERYWHERE, i DONALUaoNlOM ruvxK PROTECT YOUR CASH BY US t , ltc 1NG QUE NIGHT DEPOSITORY THE SON OF RUS , MEET THE ENCHANTRESSES OF THE AGES CHARLES STARRET and SMILEY BURNETTE in LANDRyS1 Cartooa 1 THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY i In thrilling color cover illustrat ion by Henry Clive and absorbing, i wit sketches toy John Lnskuie, c i J nu u i i Sun, Mon, Feb 1,2 smarting in The American Weekly I with this Sundays lOFeb I issue of The Detroit SundiJi Times See Hetty Grublfc, Deborah Kerr, i3ar bara Stanwyck, SUWD Haywaiw am other movie stars portray hiatoiya glamorous enchantrese Get Sundays Deljroit Timeg 4 iJW 1 Wi Qlys to Mat Sun 2 P M Cont, SHIRLEV TEMPI and RONALD REAGAN THAT HEGEN GIRL News Cartoon Novelty W j T V 4aV 4 of Dimes Today Carrots ft2 SPy Apples 2lbs North Pk Mich, PkgJ, m 19c 75 19c 59c teson Sliced EndsAf fc JtfSlO Fll IE Flavos S S targe Farm Fresh h Dox Neighboring tine SpjCMRS I llncfcne, fciockDiiutft postmaster, has resigned to lane over the rural route of t iaude Mill retired Elmer Lehman is acting ustmaataf An oil well is being drilled near Chelsea Harold Lawson has been elected head of the Brighton bd oi commerce the Brighton Argus claims Mere were 1800 fisherman on Kent Lake iat week The Tavern license of Paul Eis j tr ttnd Robert Howe of Chelsea has been suspended ior selling to minors 700 people witnessed the AlienU S C Rose Bowl football picture at Howell high school fast week Tuts, Wed, F b v,4 Jonn It Martin has now a Star ROSALPD RUSSELL, touring cur the first one here I DOUGLAS The Smith school or Sandhill Aca , n demy in Dexter township burned down Tuesday MELVVN Francis Krupa of pefroit called on Mr and Mrs Dale Miller Sunday We see that jthe Linden school have beer, closed due to 48 case3 of measels fThee are a number o cases here and also some cases of scarlet fever THE GULIT OF JANET AMES Novelty Cartoon Mr and Mrs Wayne Atlec wr Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Hess in Waterloo WANTED Scrap Iron SCRAP IRON 3000 t TON Wallace Scotten one of the owi BATTERIESCALL FOR PRICES DELIVERED TO OUR SCRAP an of the Brighton Argus has taken YARD We AIM Bay Old Cr a job in the public relations dept, , , PAPER RAGS METAU FARM MACHINERYMARKET PRICES WE PICK UP LOADS ANY ANYWHERE Dried Beet f l4 Ik Pork Liver ff Pork Steaks E 50c of the Kelvinator Co, Detroit Edwin Pratt, 82, former sharitl and drain comm died at Cohoctuh last week Leslie Merritt, editor of the Livingston County Press, was elected pre, of the Mich Pres Assn at ttheir annual meeting at Lansing lasU week He was Ureas, for a number t y l Mrs Eliraheth Hoyt, 9, died at the home of her son HP Hoyt, u Clinton, last week She was bom in Elmiia, N Y, but spent moat of her life at Remu Her hnebead, G G Hoyt, died aeveal years ago At one time she lived in Pinckney where ker huebsad and eon, Krneet, operat ed the Pinckney mill Surviving are 9 eons and t iiusjMln Albert Knecht, 4, met cutter tor the Liberty Market Am Arbor had am toft arm severed I inches be low the etbew Wed when was cau ght ia a meat gna4er lie witt re Lcgan and dna Pkoae 36, Howell Miek Scrap Yard 34 Seta Ntiecud NotmmitSl iHargarine Does vv m ickcey Cen Store beat Wed tero hams em the Per ey Faoa weet of teorn harned 4owa 2e MCvevern ef Geegerjr were enameu tg Bev FT OweOH mmmmm m v THE PINCKNEY PISPATCH Weciaeadt Ja 28 1948 JAN vjy SESSION 148 SE MOAxA, 48 Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of Supervisors, for the County of Livingston convened, ai L rooms in the Court House, in the City of Howell, on Monday, Januy 12th, 1948, at 1100 am, and upon roll call by the Chairman, the foiiuvving members were found to be present 0 a Brighton Township Henry T Ross Cohoctah Township Carl RaddaU Conway Township Archie Kingsley Deerneld Township Ralph Wiggins w Genoa Township Andrew Seini Green Oak Township William Duncan Hamburg Township J Arthur Shehan g Handy wnship Robert E Smith Hartlaud Township Roy Glendening Howell Township Fred Berry Iosco Township Lyle Redinger, Chairman Marion Township W B Clark Oceola Township M ilton Conine Putnam Township Lynn Hendee Tyrone Township Vernon Wright t Unadilla Township Ralph Glenn Brighton City Thomas S Leith, W W Knapp Howell City Fred Catrell, W H Catrell A resolution from tie Handy Township Board, appointing Robert E Smith as Supervisor of ilaiviy Township, to fill the vacancy of George Eckhart, was read to tij Board Moved by Ross and supported by Knapp that Robert E Smith be eated as a member of the Board, to till the vacancy of George Eckhart and that he afsume the various committee appointments previously held by Mr Eckhart Carried Upon motion of bum, which was duly supported by Cartrell, Board adjourned until 130 pm AFTLKXOON SESSION A communication from the State Association of Supervisors was read to the Board Moved by Raddatz and supported by Gartrell that this Board pay the annual dues of 1000 to the State Association of Supervisors and that the Chairman appoint taeu delegates besides himself to attend the annual meetiny Carried Moved by Gaurell and vpported by Shehan, that the matter of dismantling the Honor Roll, on the Court House lawn, and erecting a monument in its stead, be made a special order of business, for Wed nesday at 200 pm Cairad Supervisor Hendee of the Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended, as appear by Numbers L1557LldUo, inclusive Carried, Upon motion of Glendening, supported by Gartrell, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at UUu am Approvedlyle Redinger, Chairman CotihteirigiiodJohn A flagman, County Clerk TUESDAY, JANUARY Vi, k18 Board met, roll culed, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were lead and approved Mrs Musch of the CouMy Farm Bureau, Dr Reader of the State Department of Health and is Uun of the Howell City Health De, iioi relative to the establishment of a made available to Livingston County Carried reduced some 25 to 35 percent under that of 1947 This, ia itself on Supervisor Shehan of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to eludes materials for new construction on bVop roads The need for were allowed as recommended as appear by uum materials in both construction and maintenance require 90 explainia the Board which bers L4655L4657 inclusive Mr John Metz, Michael,Daniels and John Neely, of the Christmas rials are necessary A lack rsuchroadterutfs meant a deterioration for the County Infirmary appeared before the Board relative of our highway system Deterioration means unsafe hiaaweva and hfcrk Roads can be neither constructed aor maintained by labor Vwt Mate Conunuee n apnmoriatioa for next years Christmas party fpr the inmates of transportation costs We bring these TacU toouam7Vlui3at the Instiuaoii , emphasize the need for improvement in highway revenues Upoi uon of Glendening and supported by Catrell, Board ad EQUIPMENT journed untU tomorrow morning at nine oclock In our report to your Honorable Board in 1946, we stated MWe have ApprovedLyle Redinger, Chairman hopes that by 1946 all heavy duty equipment of old vintage will have TmmnAY TAIIAPJT A Hm CUnty Clwk This ave been accomplished by 147 We would THURSDAY, JANUARY, 1948 , , now hv n Potion to increase, as well as replace, equipment a Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays a systematic basis The amount of heavy duty equipment avaSable for session were read and approved operations in Livingston is not sufficient todo the proper job IuW James A Robb and Willis L Lyons ,of the County Bar Association, parieon to other counties of like size and mileage, Uvingaton County appeared before the Board, relative to a salary by the County, for Circuit woefully weak in both personnel and equipment Without proper help Judge Collins and equipment, road services are bound to be impaired The replacement John Stone, County Agricultural Agent and Miss Margaret Stuart Qf equipment should be one of constant consideration in erdeTtokiep of the Home Demonstration Department appeared before the Board and 8Uch equipment In a reasonable condition of upkeep at minimum cost gave a report of the work done during the past year in Home Demon Inability to do this makes again for inefficiency of operation added mu stration work in the County tenance costs and again high and expensive operational and transpw Moved by G widening, supported by Leith, that this Board pay our tion costs to the motorist This again emphasizes the fact thattheeed Circuit Judge Collins a salary of 1750,00 per year Carried ,or improvement of highway revenues is of paramount imporWncTto Upon motion of Conine, supported by Smith, Board adjourned until au 0f us in Livingston County J30 pm AFTERNOON 8ESSION The County Road Commission appeared before th Board, and presented their annual report as follows The Honorable Board of Supervisors of the County of Livington Howell, Michigan Gentlemen Complying with the statute relating thereto, we take pleasure in submitting to your honorable body and the people of Livingston County, our 28th Annual Report for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1947, showing monies received and dispersed, and setting forth all activities relating to the construction and maintenance of roads and bridges in Livingston County In presenting to your Honorable Board this Report, we do so in the hope that we may bring to you and the people of this county a true and accurate account of present and future activities, and that we may further bring to you a better and more complete understanding of our highway problems In this resume of our 1947 operations we will try briefly to touch on the important items and issues relative to the operations of an efficient organization and to good road maintenance FINANCES It goes without saying that good financing is of paramount importance to good operations As has been reported to your Honorable Board Livingston County In concluding this brief resume of the Livingston County Road Commission activities for 1947 we are ever mindful of our duties to the people of Livingston County, and we shall continue to givs to these people the best road services possible with finance available Following is the financial statement on the fiscal year ending December 31st, 1947 Respectfully submitted, t BOARD OF COUNTY ROAD COMMISlONERfl, LIVINGSTON COUNTY Rex B House, Chairman Tracy Crandall, ViceChairmsh Melvin Hibner, Member TWENTYEIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIAL STATEMENT January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 Bal in County Road Fund, Jan 1, 1947 139,37805 Transferred RECEIPTS Cash Debit Bal in County Road Fund, Jan 1, 1947 f 139,37865 139,378,6 Receipts from all sources 208,98739 268,98760 103,32874 26,zsnoe Transferred Credit Total Totals 408,36595 DISBURSEMENTS previously, the need for additional revenuWttfcope with the ever, rising costs aid the consistent decrease of highway revenues is of the utmost County road construction 10,72106 importance The reduction, some years ago, in weight tax revenues from McNitt Hd construction 59,67068 55 cents per hundred to 35 cents per hundred the reduction in road funds cunty road, niaint 51,95407 levied by townships in the State of Michigan from 16,000,000 per year tae tlnkhe maint 3,36304, to V2 million dollars per year the elimination of the Covert Law, which JJ mamt is the elimination of assessments for road improvements the advent 1,37045 23901 16,40458 72926 83,21981 il I li partment appeared beioie tl, County Health ihpuimeni, Upon motion of Catrell, until 130 pm AFT Supervisor Wiihi i Lithe Board, which wviv ill L4620L4628, inclusive Supervisor I orni of to the Enurd, vh h w v bers L4b2UL4ti3, nin By the Clerk TO J i 1 have the I noi, year ending December 31 Criminal La Civil Cases tiled Chancery L aes lib Chancery Divurce ac ipporLed by Kingsley, Board adjourned fN SESSION ,, Claims Committee presented bills to , recommended, as appear by numbers Hi Claims Committee presented bill , as recommended as appear by num ULE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS submit my annual repoit for the 43,73593 New equipment 11,63299 ,, , , Equipment repairs 31,46871 of the 15mill amendment the institution of the second amendment re General expense 38 63162 turning the sales tax to the cities, schools and townships, with no con Cities villages apport 14,06913 sideiation for highways and indirectly responsible for the loss of 3 Materials in stock 36,79607 2,08008 25,66071 million dollars to road commissions all of this, coupled with the extreme Accounts receivable 1,23680 38055 in a pre Totals 303,25990 103,32374 26,65071 880,03298 Balance in County Rmid Fund, Dec 31, 1947 106,10605 408,965 12,00151 59,90050 67,36866 4,08280 126,96674 11,63290 31,46871 38,631 2 14,05913 18,225,44 1,617,36 CLASSIFICATION OF RECEIPTS January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 Classification of Receipt Cash Weight Tax Receipts 159,88575 Gasoline Tax Receipts 15,88348 1j tiled IS 70 40 123 251 Total WeightGasoline Tax 176,76923 McNitt Road Money 44,60675 Delinquent TaxesCredit Transfers 2309 Material Sales 2,58497 and hied 71 2 DATED Notaries Public records Physicians lea,nkH Nurses recorded 2 Assumed name rui,i and tiled 80 Marriage licenses ism d 268 Delinquent Tax Receipts tiled 1546 Redemption Certificates recorded 63 Births reported and riled 432 Deaths reported and tiled 367 Declarations of intention filed ,,,,,, j 3 Petitions for Naturalization tiled 10 Number of iVttonei u aiiLied to Citizenship 6 Army anu Navy iici ,,s recorded 124 Articles of Association recorded and filed 11 January 13, lJl5 Respectfully Submitted, increase in costs, places the finances of road commissions carious state of depletion Such a situation has already resulted in the elimination of many much needed road services in a majority of counties throughout the state The responsibility for such conditions existing cannot be attributed to the various Road Commissions, since the authority to levy taxes and raise monies does not come within the jurisdiction of thatJio We are hoping that at least a partial solution to highway financing will be forthcoming at the special session of the legislature in March called by the Governor, If such financial aid is refused at that time, then this problem of the elimination of many highway services will be the responsibility of the people of each county and its governing body We would mention here again the sales tax monies being returned Salvage Sales 22375 to the various townships Some 75,00000 will be returned to the town Liquor Taxes 23,26718 ships of Livingston County each year the sales tax law is in effect We Miscellaneous Refunds 12,69678 are respectfully requesting that your HonorabU Board f SuprviM ff 6,8660 give serious consideration to the return of such monies, all or in part, to the Road Commission for the purpose of improving its financial con dition and thereby returning the highways of this County to a reason able condition of maintenance MAINTENANCE AND CONSTRUCTION During 1947 some 195,000 in new construction was started and of this amount 95,000 worth of work was completed Of the total amount, 75,000 came from Federal grants set up by the Federal Government for postwar construction The projects built under Federal Aid included two bridges and jonenalf mile of roadjan tint RynmJLodAn Cohoctah Township The cost of this project amounted to 75,000, of which the Federal Government furnished 37,500 The project, built by contract, Fitch Eva, contractors, was completed in August and opened for traffic The Second Federal Aid project is that of 77 miles of grading, drain Total State Trunkiine Maintenance 3,06066 n MM Total Miscellaneous Receipt 93,21807 Grand Total Receipts All Sources 268,9873 Balance County Road Fund, January 1, 1947 139,37866 II Ml, t Total Funds Available 408,36696 CLASSIFICATION OF DISBLRSBMENTf January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 1947 County Construction Cash HartlandBrighton TwpsCommerce RoadProject No 147 6,61301 Green Oak TwpDoane Road i Project No 47Rlll 69M 19J0 UTTJUHJ,IT Project No 247 3,8743 age and drainage structures on the Fenton Road in Hartland and Tyrone Brighton Twp 1 Road JUHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk Townships This project is costing 75,000 with the Federal Government Project N0 347 l,MM Moved by Shehan and ,uPi,i , bv Wright that the report of the contributing 37,500 The project is under contract with H F Stukey Iogco Twp firjuiley Road Bridge County Clerk be accepted, adopted aU placed on tile Carried of Coldwater, and we expect completion by June 1st of 1948 Surfacing project No 47RlH By Supervisor Ross Your i inanee Committee begs leave to make with gravel wffl be done by our own maintenance force By this means CohocUh TwpChase Lake Rd Bridge the following recommcdari That the County Treasurer pay the hope to save cash expenditures of approximately21,000 There are following appropriations, which were requested at the October Session a number of other projects eligible for Federal Aid However, county of this Board, as soon as possible road surplus funds are now depleted so that further participation in Federal Grants is out of the question unless additional revenues are AB you will remember, the floods of last March and April washed Mr017 away a number of bridges in this county At the present time two such TwpByron Road2 bridges are under contract to P E Mason of Applegate, Michigan One BridgeProject No S3081 bridge is on the Iosco Road and is to be constructed at a coat of 13,189 HartlandTyrone TwpsFenton and will be completed June 1st, 1948 The other under construction on RoadProject No S3211 40,62798 the Peavy Road is to bebuilt at a cost of 13,652 and is to be completed Iosco TwpIosco Road Bridge June 1st, 1948 A third bridge on the Lacy Road will be let some time Project No 47R112 37868 in January for a completion day of October 1st, 1948, and estimated Iosco TwpOdell Road Bridge to cost 12,000 The monies to construct these zridges comes from the Project No 47R113 monies earmarked for an addition to the present garage and work shop TwpLucy Road Bridge During the past season and under maintenance operations we have constructed ten miles of gravel base and 56 miles of bituminous surface treatments This has included 50 miles of base on the Parshallville Road 275 miles of base and bituminous surface treatment on the Pleasant Valley and Commerce Roads and 28 miles of the same on the Ruahton Debit Total 1,2211 ,6l6f4 8114 ,9640 91M 1,19144 1640 Totals 10,72106 4M744 HZfiHfel Eastern Michigan Tourist Association 25000 Saginaw Valley Regional Planning Commission 60Q00 Dept of Agileukuro Apiary inspection 15000 Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund 50000 Signed Henry T Ross Signed Fred Berry Signed Robert E Smith Moved by Duncan and supported by GartreD that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be cot purred in Carried Upon motion of iny, VMIKI was duly supported by Wiggins, the Board adjourned until iouiorVow morning at 900 oclock Approved Lyie Redinger, Chairman Counu icignedJohn R Wagman, County Clerk WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l The Hoard met, uli cule , quorum present The minute of yesunu, s session were read andapproved Moved by Shehai aui pported by Wright that this Board hire 10264 1,46104 124 194 2700 47332 10L44 M7f,44 CM 611 Totals 59,67058 I 28001 ffWfcft CLASSIFICATION OF DISBURSEMENTS January 1, 1M7 te January 41, 1447 Rodney Street as Jam tie cr suing year at the same salary as he Road The bituminous surface treatment costs were borne by the MNitt Road Maintenance received the past year, being the sum of 1,98000 Carried Supervisor Hendu ol thu Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers L4682L4646, inclusive Suoexvisor Leith of the Civil Claims Commitfcee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers L4647L4653, luclu vc Moved ing a parking residents of the Silver Lake area and some 4,000 was collected for this Tl No 201Brighton Twp purpose Likewise 06 miles of bituminous surface treatment was eon T2 No 201Cohoctah Twp structed onthe Hartlaud Road south from the village limits of Fentoru T8 No way Twp The cost of this was also borne by the residents on the highway Money T4 No fOlJeerfieldTwp was raised in both instances by collection on the part of the interested No JJJPPartis , fc T7 No 1Hamburg Twp ,,,,, , L ,J Besides the above mentioned construction and betterments, consid l4lAndy Twp 1 by GartreU and supported by Leith that the matter of build mWe eneral maXnUiaamt hu been done during the past year, many N mtiMrtiMd Twp ing lot on the Court xlouse and Jail Grounds be made a special whkh nUmerou Debit 44Htfof 4,43133 ZJHBM 4,44413 6,347 24TJf order of business for Friday at lihJO am Carried Upon motion of Glenn, supposed by Knapp, Board adjourned until 130 pm AFTERNOON SESSION Mr Charles Sutton, Chairman, and other members of the Honor Roll Committee, appeared before Jw lioartl, relative to the erection of A War numerous to mention The high spots of mainte f 10No 2014Ioweil Twp ci 4flrariTAqpy 4m 1, 4 nance, however, center around such things as the 1047 winter and its yiiKo 1Iosco Twp problems, which coat the Road CoiMMasion some S50000 the spring fiNo 1Marion Twp washouts of bridges and culverts wtnch ooj approximately another T14No 201Oceola Twp 50,000 and the constant repair of old jMtuminous surfaces for which T14No f JJf there was spent for materials akme mm lt0 In the removal of JJfo Jr Twp , , u now from t McNr syatam the i ajrt the mort of f TMNo 4vlUnilm 1 for World War H on the Court Jlouse lawn, where the Honor m Qut a teUl ,, rf ejtfo per mile allocated lor all mainte 1wwt jtoll AOW stands , , services All of this has added up 4 the fact that all aurpluses aaa Miss Gladys McCallum, School Commissioner, and members of the fcydgtory HMU WW JM O 4 seduced County Board of Education ajpeareo before the Board relative to the jacstWB fwMKtfUMM eeUblinning of a County Normai Zrm fo t yiirtlnmin Supervisor Catrell present the foUowing BesoTution and moved QQtU ovfjr 1947iO0 pgy construction wwl he attemptnri This its Adoption, which was suppo d by Supervisor Wiggins , tbe elimination, temporarily, of Wtoaminoos surfaces Uaek topai iWBSOLViJJ, thet4he Loard of Supervisors endorse the oooperation with Ingham County and Shiawaser County m eponsoring a JOKI County iocmal under provisions rAjtgnd 21 withhe unamtftfMttiv that jya Miles Cash 420 2,26607 49 2,69261 4SL4 18444 610 381876 55 2,52068 46a 27670 63 292J4 459 13304 545 24891 382 27701 421 4V6214 57 6041 401 Z46XM 4ZA 39374 470 66OJ0 44 UHBM umm 747 A 443,734J4 gS 7 5Sm TSim Our program will he one of rfidecation to begven to the will melnde sueh the t only, with special the main grave roads Tarn tUtheCatieo4d bffdgM te 44 r A all Immmmmmlmm THE PINCXWEY OJSATCH v Jan 23,1948 CLASSIFICATION OF DISBURSEMENTS January 1 147 to December 31, 1947 New Equipment Total Chairman Redinger appointed Supervisors Wright, Seim and Knapp as delegates to attend the annual meeting of the State Association ol Supervisors Oxve Lug Type Snow Loading Belt for Athey Loader Oarage Equipment One 20foot Garage Extension Shop Lite One Oxygen Gauge, Hose Tip for Welder One Hydraulic Transmission for Stoker exchange Graders One set Hood Sides for Warco Grader 2411 Office Equipment One Marchant Calculator exchange One Fluorescent Lamp for Drawing Board, One Underwood Standard Typewriter exchange Snow Plows One Good Roads Champion VSnow Plow Two Ross Oneway Snow Plows One Adams VType Snow Plow Two Ross Oneway Snow Plow Two Frink VSnow Plows 1,44019 One Root VSnow Plow 50593 One Owen Clamshell Bucket for Shovel No, 44 88174 One 9foot New Leader Sander 61800 One Van Brunt Chloride Spreader 14650 Six Extra Truck Hitches for Buckeye Spreader 9168 Trucks One Dodge 1 lton Truck Chassis 1,67305 61083 Suiervisor Wright of the Civil Claim Committee presented bills to the Board, which wery allowed as recommended, as appear by numbers L4660 L4866, inclusive 8959 Supervisor Leith of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to 4650 TL , JJ f u i December REVOLVING DRAIN FUND January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Credit Transfers , the Board, which wore allowed as recommended, as appear by numbers L46ti7L4674 inclusive Moved by Berry and supported by Duncan, that the Board postpone janUary t 1947 Receipts Total Credits Disbursements g 31, 1947Balance in Fund TAX COLLECTION FUND 2,96468 380 00 action fr an appropria on for a County Memorial and also for the County I675 Infirmary CluLtmas Fund Carried 13147 Supervisor Roas presented the following resolution WHEREAS, since the October Session, Supervisors George Eckhart of Handy Township has passed away, and by his death this County has lost a line citizen A man whose judg ment was always considered valuable by this Board and his friends and he estuklished an enviable reputation for honesty and fair dealing as was evidenced by the fact that he was elected for twentyfour consecutive years as Supervisor of Handy Township THEREFORE, be it Resolved, that this Board extend to his family our sincerest sympathy and that a copy of this resolution be spread on our records and that the Clerk send a copy of it to his family Disbursements 2,62722 Debit Transfers 138,23340 I 2,09957 132461 8,92418 95950 1110,65861 44035 80947 56886 87603 Total Debits 140,86062 December 81, 1947Balance in Fund TAX REDEMPTION FUND January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Receipts 9,697,99 I 8,04868 90646 One 134inch Ford Dump Truck, Complete 2,32724 Moved by Knapp and supported by Berry that the foregoing Resolution beadopted Passed by a rising vote Total 111,63299 By the Clerk TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CLASSIFICATION OFDISBURSEMENTS ihave the honor, herewith, to submit my annualfinancial report January 1 ,1847 to December 31, 1947 M , 10JW Equipment Repair Cash fov the x endm Decerab 81 19AuU Repairs 1,853 19 A FrNn Tractor Repairs 5,50682 GENERALfUND Truck Repairs 19,15536 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs 4,86334 Receipts Credit Transfers Total Credits Debit Tranfers December 81, 1947Balance in Fund MAY TAX SALE FUND Receipts Debit Transfers COUNTY LAW LIBRARY January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 1,21258 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 60709 2188 I I 8,65008 8,04289 2188 1,02114 75000 16,17926 DOG TAX FUND 11,10308 January lv 1947Balance in Fund 94,08450 Total Credits 121,96679 Disbursements 109,77757 Debit Transfers 38,22082 Receipts Credit Transfers Total Credits Disbursements 8,67045 December 31, 1947Fund Overdrawn COURT TRUST FUND January I, 1947Balance in Fund Receipts Total Credits Disbursements 16,25410 Debit Transfers 1500 Total Equipment Repairs 31,46871 General Expense Electric SeniceGarages 51593 Freight, Express and Cartage 16352 l oai lor darages 1,22990 Garage BuildingStock Room Repair fire loss 1,33838 Total Debits , 147,99839 CommissionersEngineers Expense 46573 December 31, 1947Fund Overdrawn 27,03160 Howell Garage ExpenseLabor and Supplies 3,43468 , Brighton GarageCoal 3L60 LIBRARY FUND Fowlerville Garage Expense 2015 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund 1,73426 Gas ServiceGarage 1675 Receipts 13,83841 Insurance , l PremiumWorkmans Compensation 2,33472 Total Credit 15,57267 PremiumFleet Coverage on Equipment 1,36617 Disbursements 9,93889 PremiumPublic Liability 22000 Debit Transfers 75000 PremiumFifeInsurance on Garages 82086 PremiumGroup Life Ins Co Codhty portion 39404 Total Debits 10,68889 PremiumGroup Accident, Sickness, Hospital 95642 December 81, 1947Balance in Fund 4,88378 PremiumCommissioners Assurety Bond 3060 January 347Balance m Fund Pension PlanCounty Premium 8,42826 COUNTY ROAD FUND Lceipts Pension PlanEmployees Premium Refund 2,48817 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund 139,378,65 Credit Transfers Pension PlanAttorney Fees 226 65 Receipts 268,96242 ,Office Supplies and Printing 59816 Credit Transfers 2483 Total Credits Postage 8104 Disbursements 28,086,4 SalariesAdministrative 11,47671 Total Credit 408,36595 December 81, 1947Balance in Fund SalariesCommissioners 900 00 Disbursements 303,25990 Telephone Rental and Toll Garages SEiX CRIPPLED CHILDREN FUND 1,77114 658,59 62188 6,68730 800 7,26718 1,40832 8,59614 14,20400 17,79914 Total Debits December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 16,26010 SOCIAL WELFARE FUND 1,53004 7,24291 16,08167 6,02500 27,34958 4,81310 l eiepnone KentaJ and I oil Oarages 477 w ,, WateTaxGarages 6529 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 105,10605 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund, Miscellaneous Expense 40 29 64669 Receipts DRAIN FUND 26600 Total Geaeral Expense 3843152 January 1,1947BaUmce in Fund 6,97636 Total Credits Receipts ,, 8,20447 Disbursements CLASSIFICATION OF DISBURSEMENTS Credit Transfers , 51,58141 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund January 1, 1947 t Df nrf T , Total Credits 61,71224 STATE LAND AUCTION SALE FUND Materials in Stock Case Debit Credit Stock Disbursements 50,71128 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Alcohol 8340 8340 Debit Transfers 1,82461 Receipts t Blacktop material in stock 525 6 26 , , , , Total Debits 52,53688 Total Credits , 77600 0000 18663 625 672 00 87627 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 9,17641 Debit Transfers 2 VzA December 31, 1947Balance in Fund Wot INHERITANCE TAX FUND Receipts 10,03081 COUNTY REHABILITATION FUND Disbursements 10,03081 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund 3424fiA Debit Transfer 1,00000 292606 STATE TAX FUND 1,42853 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund 6,88087 Jttis CreHU Transfers 43034 January 1, 1947Balance in Fund JJTJ Disbursements 4921 16610 g ,,, 4131 Total Credits 7,siiui Totals 36,79607 2,08068 25,65071 13,22544 Disbursements , , 1 J3L40 Debit Transfers 81629 Grader blades 1,47000 Calcium Chloride 5,10840 Culvert Pipe 4,09896 Casiline 13,26365 Birr e Gravel 1,81112 25842 GravelCounty Pit No 1 1,06286 112,53 GravelCounty Pit No 3 4,23780 80720 GravelHoughton Pit 2,92500 Sand in Stock 86391 90193 Motor Oil and Grease 1,46116 Markers and Signs 2929 Small Toots m 1S47 79800 4,23213 1,76853 12,26596 2,06964 97876 1,62050 33731 1,37273 6319 15406 I 11680 36600 48230 11630 4,85260 2,85198 7,60468 632958 COUNTY BUILDING FUND 1,0000 48,06187 Debit Transfer 48,00000 CITIES AND VILLAGES APPORTIONMENT OF WEIGHT AND GASOLINE TAXES FOR 1947 Cash Fowlerville Village 2,36477 Pinckney Village 96046 Howell City 7,89415 Brighton City 2,84975 Total Debits 1,04769 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 6,26382 DELINQUENT TAX FUND January 1, 1947Balance in Fund 51950 Receipts 25,89894 Total Debits 48,00000 December 31,1947Balance in Fund COUNTY BUILDING TRUST FUND Credit Transfer December 31, 1947Balance m Fund 216 48,00000 48,00000 Total to Cities aad Villages 14,05913 CLASSIFICATION OF DISBURSEMENTS January 1, 1947 to December SI, 1947 Transferred Accounts Receivable Cask Debit Vil of FowlervilleWork Order No 160 1765 121 City of HowellWO No 159, 223, 226 9746 360 11 of PinckneyWO No 158 1260 3115 Fitch EvaWO No 161 790 565 Whitmore Lake Sub W O No 163 654,76 21402 Pv Marquette RR Cross WO No 221 84046 1049 AsiefcHtes orn WO No 225 1368 207 StiilyMonroe Gar Chimney Claim WO 227 8060 Pan, Handle Pipe Lines CoWO No 223 740 71 Per Marquette RJL CoWO No 229 1790 366 Acct No 500Soil Conservation Serv 8600 7,60 Deciii COUNTY VETERANS TRUST FUND January 1, 1947Balance in Fund Total Credits 26,89894 Debit Transfers 52250 Disbursements 181 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund Debit Transfer , 554763 A ,, TT,T ,T , SALES TAX DIVERSION FUND Total Debits 25,89894 Receipts r 31, 1947Balance in Fund 51950 Disbursements 185,64008 1,69060 1,16756 185,5400 Total PRIMARY SCHOOL FUND COUNTY TREASURERS ACCOUNT 1846 Jwuary 1 1947Balance in Fund 18785 January 1,1947Balance in Fund 1 Receipts 827,78129 Receipts 4375 1345 Credit Transfers Total Credits 827,91914 Disbursements 327,91914 86878 85096 2026 TEACHERS INfTITUTR FUND 8040 January 1 47Balance in Fund 811 Ripta Total Credit M Disbursements 147W December 31,1947Balance in Fund Totals 1,23680 28055 1,51785 TOWNffieUr FUND ESTIMATF COUNTY ROAD ftBNUS AND iamiary 1, 1947Balance in Fund Total Credit Disbursements 1,111,11587 December 31, 1947Balance in Fund 5,94042 1,043,89741 7484 1,290,91217 188,7984 367 8700 CLASSIFICATION COAT GENERAL FUND 81067 ABSTRACT OFFICfi Telephone 3088 16307 Furniture and Fixtures 12061 71881 AGRICULTURAL AGENT Total 16044 JUJND1TURES FOR 1848 Cash Eal in Roest Fund, Jan 1,1848 100,00000 Estimated Weight TAX 1159,00000 Estimated Gasoline Tax 16,88848 tisnted McNitt Funds 44,60000 Credit Transfers Total Credits iiabursements 16,44290 14,16661 10,01111 Pecember 81,1947Beis ir Fund 4,14740 m CUT AND TUJUAG t00 January 1, 143Balance in Fond r 318,60608 70842 Credit Transfers 448249 iwU 4124,00000 9,00000 8040000 240040 yTjfrvliftft 504000 gaa sWusrf te 40 WBtgm 1400040 Total Credit 48871 Disbursements 8,4881 11,1847Balance in Fond I 147861 Clerk f 146000 Extra Clerk Hire 1,20000 Stationery and Office Supplies 17948 Telephone and Telegrams 18020 Freight and Express 240 Travel Expense 68840 Rent 2040 Supplies b625 Maintenance of Equipment 48 Miscellaneous 74 Home Demonstration Ages 88844 BfCHEAtft FUND January 1,1947fialanos Fond Receipts 4 240804 2048 Total 4L2214T AFPROFRIATIONS Michigan Childrens Aia 4 18040 Apiary inspection 18848 East Michigan Tourist Asaeeiatioa Saginaw Valley Regioaal Plaaw slwaaaallniej 48924004 Total Cmjjii 4 15 7WU80 of tae GEMJEIamr TRUOT ftW 0 Ma laimsrr 1 1947 Ralanra m Wuni 241048 j 211041, BOARD VISORS Total 4848 vUVW , MHJa2 m aU Pay Bil 240240 Special Committees 8441 Public Bomx4 PoceesUagv Duos Total ao4i4i jyjmwnipsBaa9asfsamv m00 9MMM MMI Pinckney Michigan Wednesday Jan 29 1948 BONDS AND INSURANCE City and Township Treasurer Bonds I Sundry InsurancesCourt House and Jail 78502 1,02811 Maintenance of Equipment Bond Board Member Meetings Extra Clerk Hire CIKCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER Salary CIRCUIT COURT SalaryCourt Stenographer Print in and Binding Stationery and Office Supplies Telephone and Telegrams Travel Expense Witness Fees Juror Fees Juror Meals Medical Exams Attorney Fees Miscellaneous Total 2551 1775 10490 34400 Charles Itsell, Chairman o nr Schoenhals, ViceChairman en Bohm, DirectorSupervisor 1,8 iJ 400 1,3910 14550 16012 6300 17488 3780 1,23070 1288 20000 10000 165 SHERIFF Salary I SalariesDeputies Postage Stationer and Office Supplies Telephone and Telegrams Freight and Express Travel Expense Furniture and Fixtures Supervisor Hendee presented the following resolution and moved its Total 6,13846 adoption, which was duly supported by Supervisor Raddatz It is hereby resolved that the normal height and level of the waters of Big Portage Lake, part of which lies in the Townships of Putnam and Hamburg, in Livingston County, be determined in accordance with the provisions of Act No 194 of the Public Acts of 1939 as amended Inasmuch an the major portion of Big Portage Lake is located in 33250 COUNTY CLERK Salary Total SalaryDeputy Clerk Postage Stationery and Office Supplies Telephone and Telegrams Freight and Express Travel Expense Furniture and Fixtures Maintenance of Equipment , Association Dues Extra Clerk Hire COUNTY TREASURER Salary SalaryDeputy Treasurer Postnge Stationery and Office Supplies Telephone and Telegrams f Freight and Express Tiav I Expense p A ociation Dues , RentSafety Deposit Box , Extra Clerk Hire Total 3,52417 2,40000 2,00200 25200 52807 9952 2 3958 lJl 47 2754, rio 02700 6,43270 240000 2,00200 6100 38800 54152 C99 10017 300 000 26100 Car Maintenance 2,55500 Maintenance of Equipment Gas, Light and Water Coal T, Cleaning Supplies Medical Aid and Ambulance Inmates Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds Supplies Sheriff Bonds Deputy Bonds Petty Cash Miscellaneous 2,50000 9,94400 7477 9513 40887 2790 Washtenaw County and the outlet for said lake is also constructed in 6700 Waohtenaw County, it is therefore resolved, in accordance with Section 3 of said Act, that the Board of Supervisors of Washtenaw County is hereby requested to direct the Prosecuting Attorney of Washtenaw County to institute the necessary proceedings in the Circuit Court for the County of Washtenaw to fix the normal height and level of said lake and to cany out the other provisions of the aforementioned petition The Clerk of this board is hereby directed to serve a copy of this resolution upon ihe Conservation Commission of the State of Michigan by mailing to the Secretary of such Commission a certified copy of this resolution The Drain Commissioner of Livingston County is hereby directed, 14378 jn accordance with the provisions of said Act, to prepare and assemble the ill necessary information to enable the Prosecuting Attorney of Washtenaw 11355 29092 24625 31642 17618 13450 1,57720 37492 3910 14800 COUNTY SURVEYOR b Fee SOCIAL SERVICE Medical Examinations Dependent and Delinquent Children, Total 19,60361 , 2000 18480 24648 TAX COMMISSION MembersPer Diem Clerk Postage Total I ADDRESSOGRAIH DEPARTMENT t Clerk Hire Postage Starrery and Office Supplies Freight and Express Fuiiiituie, Fixtures and Maintenance Total CORONER Fee Medical , , Auu sy and Body Search Total COURT HOUSE AND CROUNDS SJanitor Miii finance of Buildings and Grounds Fiv, t and Express Fi ure and Fixtures I Il rials and Supplies light and Water Fi i itc Supplies ,u nance of Equipment Ri Total I Mi rllaneous 6,22361 9800 1500 80117 217 11100 2,00804 8 5550 1000 152750 1,10330 1,08000 2,8 1103 LUIJ 1,15121 5832 TiSTli 801,1 27072 2,4 1,020 18 COUNTY WELFARE AGENT Postage Stationery and Office Supplies, Travel Expense Total Total EMERGENCY FARM LABOR Postage Printing and Binding Telephone and Telegrams Stationery and Office Supplies Furniture and Fixtures County to institute proceedings for the establishment of the water level, including a list of all abutting land owners on said lake within the County of Livingston, together with their mailing addresses Said Drain Com missioner is further directed to cooperate with the Drain Commissioner of Washtenaw County in connection with the construction of dams or enbankments, in the establishment of any special assessment district and in the maintenance of the normal water level of Big Portage Lake Carried Supervisor Wright of the per diem committee present the payroll of the several Supervisors for attendance at this session of the Board, which was allowed as presented Carried Moved by Gartrell ami supported by Hendee that Mr Bush, Register of Deeds, continue making photostatic copies of deeds and that the cost of the same be charged back to each political unit of the CountyCarried Moved by Glenn and supported by Raddatz that the Chairman of the Board be allowed the sum of 1500 as extra compensation for his services as Chairman, for the past ytar Carried Minutes of the days session were read and approved Upon motion of Glendeuing, which was duly supported by Wiggins, co,40 Board adjourned subject to the call of the Chairman ApprovedLyle Redinger Chairman CountersignedJohn A Hagman, County Clerk 43128 26720 4500 1500 32720 600 2260 3180 500 406 11496 250 13145 4H CLUB Total I LIVINGSTON COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WELFARE FINANCIAL STATEMENT January 1, 1947 through December 31, 1947 25887 62612 , T ravel Expense HURONCLETON METROPOLITAN AUTHORITY Tax Payment 7,87500 MISCELLANEOUS JJirths and Deaths 22025 Hospital and Contagious 8,97005 Soldiers Relief and Burial 1,17732 Fox Bounty 97500 Freight 125 Naturalization Fees 1800 Refunds G924 1947 Jan Dec 1CASH BALANCE ON HAND 31 RECEIPTS DURIN GTHE YEAR County Allocations Client RefundsHospital cases Other County Hospital Refunds County Contagious Refunds 50554 ,3 7527 5,4240 2,1000 , 35016 Other County Contagious Refunds 10255 RefundsInfirmary Clients 9200 RefundInfirmary Supplies Lights 2142 RefundAdministrative Supplies 2000 44,14734 DRAIN COMMI ONER S i y ClT Hire , Pusiage Total 9,10227 St iiery and Office Supplies, Tihone and Telegrams Tviol Expense Bond 1,800 nn 1,650 SOU 7717 4297 45108 IS 40 Total FRIEND OF THE COURT Sc L V GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSE Freight and Express Ebrtinn Supplies and Expense Flags, and Markers 4,04822 00000 360 2,21122 Total 11,43111 DatedJanuary C, 1048 Respectfully Submitted JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk GALLEY EIGHT GALLEY EIGHT Moved by Clendening and supported byLeith that the report of the County Clerk le accepted, adopted and placed on file Carried Upon motion of Kingsley, supported by Berry, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at nine oclock ApprovedLYLE REDINGER, Chairman CountersignedJoa A Ilatnua, County Clerk FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1948 Board met, roll called, quorum present The minutes of yesterdays session were read and approved Mayor Woodhams and Councilman Sutton of the City of Howell, appeared before the Board, relative to the opening of Clinton Street through the Court House Grounds Moved by Leith, supported by Berry ,that the Chairmanappoint a Committee of three members to meet and confer with the City Council of Dec 31FUNDS AVAILABLE DURING YEAR Dec 31 DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR Social Welfare lussifualion Hospitalization 21,05835 Contagious Diseases 23115 Other County Hospitalization H 3,14919 24,33870 GALLEY NINE GALLEY NINE Dec 33Infirmary Classification Remuneration 3,18630 Food 5,15987 s Fuel Clothing , Medical Care Light Supplies Insurance Laundry Telephone, Express and Freight 08840 27720 20355 43096 1,07600 50411 720 6452 v A Building Maintenance 1,17326 12,83146 Deo JUDGE OF PROBATE Total K y SuryProbate Registrar Sta onery and Office Supplies Trlione and Telegrams Ptage Travel Expense Maintenance of Equipment , Association Dues , Juror and Witness Fees , Extra Clerk Hire , I 2,300,32 2,41000 2,00200 4100 5053 0000 4730 2185 1000 1770 1,40700 the City of Howell relative to the openingoTClintdn Street through the Court House Grounds and the building of a Parking Lot, and said Committee to make a report of their findings at the April session of this Board Carried Supervisor Shehan of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills to the Board, which were allowed as recommended as appear by numbers L4679 L4689 inclusive 31 Administrative Clasnifieation Remuneration 4,22772 Trqvoj 2659 SuppIi s, PostageTTeTeTThoTie and Lieirrr60986 690 2075 Equipment Repairs Insurance, Bonds and State Dues, 6,13115 44,30131 36157 JUSTICE COURT Fees Stationery and Office Supplies Total Witness Fees Juror Fees 6,55004 4,10275 10709 330 3440 Dec 31Cash Balance Upon motion of Leith, which was duly supported by Glendening, Dec 31ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Board adjourned until 130 pm Other Counties 1,40571 AFTERNOON SESSION Charles Itsell, Chairman Supervisor Smith presented a report of the Fowlenle Aricul RmlS tural Society relative to monies spent for premiums for the 4H Club, CeCl1 Bhm DirectorSuperviMr and Future Farmers to the iioard January 18 1948 Cecil Bohm, SupervisorDirector of the Livingston County Board To thc HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of Social Welfare, appeared beiore the Board and gave their annual COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, Financial Report for the year as follows Te Livingston County Board of Social Welfare Commission wishes To the HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, j to thank Mr Lvle Redinger, Chairman, the County Relief Committee COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON and the Members of the Board for their cooperation during the past year PROBATION OFFICER Salary PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Saiary Clerk Hire Total P ge V I rmcing and Binding , Stationery and Office Supplies Telephone and Telegrams Freight and Express Travel Expense Furniture and Fixtures , Library , , Stenographer Expense , Mi or Children Photos and Survey , Total FARM SECURITY OFFICE Rtnt REGISTER OF DEEDS x Stationery and Office Supplies , Telephone and Telegram Freight and Express Furniture and Fixtures 4,Z754 30000 2,00000 1,32000 10523 3 550 2280 15562 129 11153 5000 2000 2700 11500 12100 4,27097 24000 1,50032 5370 701 2750 We present forthwith theFinancialStatement and detailed report of the Livington County Board of Social Welfare LIVINGSTON COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL WELFARE DIRECT RELIEF FINANCIAL STATEMENT January 1, 1947 through December 31, 1947 1947 Jan 1CASH State Funds 38220 OD Local Funds 7,62811 Dec 31RECEIPTS DURING YEAR State Allocations 10,21500 State Refunds 2500 Howell City Refunds 1,60940 County Allocations and Delinquent Tax Transfers 5,02500 RefundsClients , 42332 RefundsOther Counties 2,80889 7,24291 20,10667 27,34958 SCHOOL COMMISSIONER Salary SalaryClerk Postage ISis Total 1753 Telephone and Freight and Express Travel Expense Attendance Ofieer Library Child 1,59608 1SG53 22000 726 n Dec 31FUNDS AVAILABLE DURING YEAR Dec 31DISBURSEMENTS DURING YEAR DIRECT RELIEF CLASSIFICATIONS Cash 10,24883 Food 432212 Fuel M4SU Clothing 48449 Rent 1,64240 Medical 1,5817 Bunal 96040 Household Expense, Water and Lights 2031 Nonresident Cases 2,43389 233648 Dec Dec 31 CASH BALANCEEND OF YEAR 31CASH ON HAND Stat Funds OD 9 Ut3lt 56if 1447 3574 Hec 31ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 20256 Authorized Orders Outstanding 1,6719 23449 Dae 31ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 30049 Dm from Otieer Counties 19942 I 9944 447294 M131Q L4SSQ HU46ir L4582 L4583 L4594 Charles Itsell, Chairman Oscar Schoenhals, ViceChairniaii Cecil Bohm, DirectorSupervisor Moved by Glendening, supported by Shehan, that the report of the Livingston County Board of Social Welfare be accepted, adopted and placed on file Carried Chairman Redinger appointed W B Clark, Lynn Hendee, and W H Gartrell of the Committee on Public Ground and Buildings and also Fred Berry of the Finance Committee, to act as a standing Committee to confer with the Howell City Council relative to the operng of Clinton Street and construct a Parking Lot thfough and on the Court House grounds BILLS ALLOWEDJANUARY SESSION 1948 Name Purpose Owen Richards Livestock Claim C J Hiekt Justice Fee Harry Dickerson Livestock Claim Kenneth Steinacker Justice Fee Ed Coddington Livestock Claim Eugene K Riedel Livestock Claim Thomas Jozwik Livestock Claim Frank Vescelius Justice Fee Bert Rubbins Livestock Claim Fred Fuller Justice Fee George Cady Livestock Claim Dan Scullin Justice Fat A J Wooster Livestock Claim Kenneth Hyne livestock Claim Carlton J Hicks Justice Fee Clarence Taylor Livestock Claim Harry Kellogg Livestock CUim Bruce Herbst Justice Weakley Brothers Fred Preston Oliver E Day Clrptw Caaadv Jbstfce Fee No L4557 L4558 L4560 L4561 L4562 L4563 L4564 L4565 L4566 L4567 L4568 L4669 L457071 L4572 L4573 L4574 L4575 L4676 L4577 L4578 L4579 Amoamt 6 1240 249 1449 , 5449 1749 9249 249 1249 219 4949 114 921 i99 9 By Philip Asher Wytte Jvatfet Ito f i JV V rjjirp ,,5 y K v Mas Pimltney DUgjcK Wednesday Jan 281946 WALTER PIDGEON, MGM star and board member of the Hospitalized Veterans Foundation, la shown selling the aidtoailingveterans program to Actress Vanessa Brown Did You Forget Vets Serving Life Terms By ELGAR BROWN Noted INS War Correspondent Early In the last war I rode from the Atlantic seaboard to the Midwest on a train bringing wounded GIs from Europe to hospitals near their homes That was a trainload of misery That was the Heartbreak Special It wasnt all stark tragedy Some boys were quite happy, knowing theyd soon be well Some were buoyed by stubborn hope But some were filled with bitter cynicism These last were the lifetermers They were jailbound forevermore They wouldnt get well and they knew it They wanted to die, many of them, but they couldnt And cynicism set in In a naval hospital on Guam, where a hundred medical miracles happened each day, I sensed the same awful fear that had gripped the lifetermers on the hospital train It was the fear of loneliness, the dread of being forgotten This is what they talked about, the doomed ones, if thev would talk at all I know how itll be, I was told by a New Jersey paraplegic who would never get on his ck I can look up at the ceiling and see the whole dreary expanse of my life ahead Folks mean well and they are g rateful and they want us to be appy, he murmured, his thin lips twisted into a wry smile Theyll make a guy like me comfortable as long as they can they want me to be happy, too But after awhile the war ends and years pass and they go away and five their own lives Thats just human nature But I cant go away and live at all, really Im not going anywhere, ever And after all, Im human too Im as humanly forgetful and selfcentered as the next guy but I shall never forget those words I think donating to the Hospitalised Veterans Foundation is a fine way to help me remember Dont you MR SAMMY KAYE j 607 Fifth Avenue I New York City I I J Dear Sammy I Enclosed please And as I my contribution to the Hospital 1 izod Veterans Foundations fight I against loneliness I I IN a me i Address, I City, I State Chaplains Call for Help PotV receiving sets and other er ertainment equipment being sup plied to 125,000 or more permanently ailing exGIs by the Hospitalized Veterans Foundation must meet the most rigid specifications Moreover, such eguipment is purchased by the Foundation at approximately factory cost Consequently the dollars you contribute to thin laudable program accomplish much more than through any other channels As an example, a 15 contribution will provide a lonesome hospitalized veteran with a highquality, long range radio tat especially suited to his need, a set which normally would retail at about 40 Caution is the word in making allocations of the radios and other equipment Chaplains, special service officers and welfare directors of the nations 140 veterans hospitals and homes are invariably consulted Thus the Foundations disbursement committee has assurance at all times that the materials go to the places where they are most urgently needed to spread sunshine and boost morale The chaplain of one hospital reported that out of 930 patients only w were supplied with ntrlin receiv ing sets and most of those ware on loan Another chaplain in a smaller veterans home said We could use 100 pillowtype radios tomor row All contributions are deposited to the credit of the Foundation in the American National Bank ft Trust Co, 31 N La Salle St Chioago Disbursements are made by the treasurer, but only on order of the executive committee Use the attached coupon if you find it convenient in forwarding your contribution I MR SAMMY KAYE I I 607 Fifth Avenue I New York City j I Dear Sammy j Enclosed please find as my contribution to the Hospitalized Veterans Foundations fight against loneliness I I Name I I I I v State dross SUNDAY SUGGESTION 17 mlr Plnftjnf that look ahead to Monday s satisfying Peace Plate 1 parte todays guou tatuia suggestion from home economists of the Citizens Food Committees consumer Service Section Roast Stuffed rmauwa arc a gooa rooa JOT ac9teiiZ wors d tawing onlldren I Stuffii that tmia ,, , Startes te ro i L7a fated TODAYS TIP ,fcD For BOMEMAKEKS Potatoes are a good food for ae zizzi r w we workers and growing children sCTVe f fey f ource of fond values calories Potatoes deserve a daily Z2L5 riJ hiee on your mentie because they ftTdiS SieaSS SSat Y ainoiims vtfnf n eraaberrtas tossed wShHStWenuD l2 C, appreciable amounts of B v r w eTaatarisstosdnSfrtmw C ppreeiaDie mourns OK m Viu tuci ,,3 rr frH salad Ires gates, ben, and other food minerals In J or Sunday dessert, serve chocolate vanilla Ice cream BOAST SHOULDEft OP LAMB WITH VEGETABLE STlTFFrWQ 1 Medley eoioa, diced 4 ipeeas greea ea raw earret graied I ease sell Stead c raatke rjf lease, em TODAYS TIP ZfSff For HOMEMAKERS Por chicken fricassees and stews, chicken pies etc fate mature chickens which are in food supply and which are being culled from the flocks and marketed to feeding them grain wtth Srat to latredlciits Pill stueaAg Pastes leejet tie securely wKb cord let Seaaea evfttb t u , la oven SPf7 JfintEi S to S wtt TODAYS TIP MKT For HOMrMAKk Buttered Brussels sprouts or cabbage may be given an added touch rteVTM3 SreelBeSr taSS TbTeal aTfi,et peTViaa cufaeleta, they may be beusbed iihini ere deae et tightly with bacon drippta erf melted buster or margarine, erf L4586 L4587 L458S L4680 L4590 T,4fiftl L45W L460S L4604 L4696 L4620 L4621 L462a L4623 L4624 L4625 L462S L4627 L462S L4629 1,4632 4m L46S6 L4638 L4637 L4688 L4640 L441 L4642 L4 L4644 U4646 L446 L4647 UU4S L4649 L4660 U4661 L46M L465S LeBM L4W L4M7 U46W L4460 L461 LreM2 U43 L4064 L46 U4VM7 L4r74 LrMTA U4f7t 2 Unions Block Labor PeaceRefuse Wjge Boost Already Accepted by 19 Other Railroad Unions The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi neers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firejnen and Enainemen and the Switchmans Union of North America, representmf A 125,000 railroad employes, have refused to accept the offer of the Railroads of a Vage increase of 15X cents an hoar This is the same increase awarded kl000,000 nonoperannt employes by an arbitration board in September, 1947 This Is the same increase accepted by 175,000 conductors, tarelamen ajid switch men by agreement on November 14,1947 Agreements have been made with 1,175,000 employes, represented by nineteen unions But these three unions, rep resenting only 125,000 men, are trying to let more They are demanding also many new working rules not embraced in the lettlement with the conductors and trainmen Incidentally, the Switchmens Union of North America represents only about 7 of all railroad switchmen the other 9si being represented by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and covered by the settlement with that union Strike Threat The leaders of these three unions spread a strike ballot while negotiations were still In progress This is not a secret vote but is taken by union leaders and votes are signed by the employes in the presence of union representatives When direct negotiations failed, the lenders of these three unions refused to ioin the railroads in asking the National Mediation Board to attempt to settle the dispute, but the Board took jurisdiction at the request of the carriers and has been earnestly attempting sinee November 24, 1947, to bring about a settlement The Board on January 16 1948, announced ita inability to reaeh a mediation settlement The leaders or thr unions rejected the request of the Mb ltion Board to arbitrate The reilxoaai accepted What Now The Unions having refused to arbitrate, the Railway Labor Act provides for the appointment of a factfinding board by the President The railroads feel it is due shippers, psaiiiMjsis, employes, stockholders, and the general public to know that throughout usees negotiations and in mediation, they have not only exerted every effort to reesh a fair and reasonable settlement, but they have also met every requirement of the Railway Labor Act respecting the nefotiation, mediation, and arbitration of labor disputes Il seems oathinkable that these three unions, rssfojsnfliit lees than 10 per cent of railroad employes, and those among the highest paid, can successfully maintain the threat of a paralyzing strike against the interest of the en tire counlryand against 90 per cent of their fellow employes The threat of a strike cannot justify grant ing more favorable conditions io 125,000 em ployes than have already been put In effect for 1,175,000, nor will it alter the opposition of the railroads to unwarranted wage in creases or to changes in working rules whick are not justified A glance at the box shows what employes represented by the Engineers and Flremes make They are among the highest paid it the ranks of labor in the United Slates, if net the highest Compare these wages with what you make 1M7 knnu el tUltoriii lMMnrm Unlm will 15 Nate eoaaefnOB cf Tisuftsfliyi UmiMniw Amilbfiiip bits Mr lt AIM VH enajelearn iNOJNHRS finLn terSSa tL Freight 3,966 G,126 6,757 S5Tai5 lftSr L Loat and Way IKwfl whit 10 nAd Phaser 3,632 5,399 6025 mMMJL JJ ilil Road Freight Through 3,147 4,684 6,169 WtKTii cSS vd 2749 4081 4639 per hour increase, of NftiMlN fired by the mUToads Road Freight 7 2,738 4,683 6,263 aad rejected by the Local and Way anion leaders, had been Road Passenger 2,732 4,544 5,165 in effect throughout the Road Freight Through 2,069 3,100 3,891 year 1947 Yard 1,962 3,136 3,553 Railroad wages computed from Interstate Commerce Commission Statement M3Q0 FttU year 1947 estimated on basis of actual figures for first eight months EASTERN RAILROA BOOM 114 S 14S LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK, NEW YORK We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at firsthand about matters which are important to everybody Fred Haywood Livestock Claim Forrest J Brown Justice Fee Eugene Riedel Livestock Claim Charles Schulz, Ji Justice Fee Henry Krahn Livestock Claim As her Wylig, Justice Fee Harris BrothenT Livestock Claim Edward White Justice Fee E N Rayl Livestock Claim J B Tooley Livestock Claim Lawyers Cooperative Publ Co Legal Library Dr H G Huntington Medical, County Jail Callaghan Company Legal Library United Office Equipment Co Repairs Miles Fox Co Office Supplies Livingston County Press Office Supplies Ihling Bros Evarard Co Office Supplies DoubledayHuntDolan Co Offiee Supplies Photostat Corporation Office Supplies Margaret J Bassett MatronCounty Jail Mrs C H Wilson Poultry Claim James Mason Livestock Claim Albert Holtforth Livestock Claim Harold J Armstrong , Justice Fee David W Thorsby Livestock Claim Peter Evert Justice Pee Milton Conine Livestock Claim Robert J Eager Justice Fee Howard Gordon Livestock Claim Peter Evert Justice Fee May a i Fiedenburg Livestock Claim Seth H Dexter Justice Fee Lee Gordon Livestock Claim Peter Evert Justice Fee Cadmus Books Co Bd of Education C A Gregory Co Co Bd of Education Livingston County Press Co Bd of Education Miles Fox Co Co Bd of Education Lyons Carnahan Co Bd of Bdoeation Doubleday A Co, Inc Co Bd of Huealset Ihlrng Bros Everard Co Co Bd of sstoeatioa E J Keehn Soldiers Burial L C Liversriee Soldiers Burial lAm C arthout Soldiers Burial Loren Bassett Care of Inmates Jail MacDonald Funeral Home Ambulance Service Lrrmffston Comity Press Soppftea Harold M Borden Coroner Fees Floyd W Munsetl Mileacs ss Bxpenee Dr George R SchafTer lVafsasipBSI Service Gladys MeCaUmn Trees Erseaii Guy Grieve CoroaecFooo Lawyers Cooperative Putt Co Legal library Andrew 0 ocim Lyase ft Carnahon Bet of Lawyers Cooperative Putt Co Hillsdale School Supply Co Fred Berry , Bey Glendeaiaf Henry T Ross A W M IsbeU Atiead msaesv tM ef United Office Fajsipmenf Co rsflaffcen ft Co Lewyere Co eesrorlro PvssL GsLaial m Bkuunasja aiaueami Bsa Beacny i l4yia Giowttt,000m0l 800 220 1500 240 1850 250 8000 470 3500 1720 800 600 2000 2560 1810 1726 264 1726 2973 6000 1000 360 12000 240 1400 210 4800 220 6000 216 1600200 4000 220 117 1180 16410 6800 9786 fid UM 16000 16000 7600 466 JO SO JO 1746 6690 121 6JM UU Mi LJm9 IXM 4J6 L4686 L4687 L4688 L4689 Eliza E ivioure H1 of Kducution Lyle Glover Bd of Education Univ of Mich Hospital Contagious Lyle Redinger Chairman, Bd of Supvis ltt80 725 Gfi21 1500 TOTAtrMil783 CLERKS CERTIFICATE STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON I, John A Hagman, Cleik of saiti County of Livingston, and Clerk of the Circuit Court for said County, do, hereby certify that I have com pared the foregoing copy of the original record of Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors with the original record thereof, now remaining in my office, and that it is a true and correct transcript therefrom, and of the whole of such original record IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hawd and affixed the seal of said Court and County this nineteenth day of January, AD, 1948JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk Save FoodDO YOUR PART NOW This it everybodyi pledge Cut it out Sign it Then paste ii in your window to let everybody know you are helping to save the peace MM 6,40 7,40 7JO a J6 fjft 7J 7J6 yf 1W iiiiinm,iiijiii i mm IPM isssjpjssjs5PssjsissisisisjPBWiiqssi ftrv3 PINCKNEY DISPATCHWetoady,Jn 28,948 ttNOKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pincknsv, Mhifan Sntartd as aaeond viass scatter at Poatoffice at Pinckney, Michiaan undo he act of March 8 187 Subscription At w, rata 160 Year Shlrey r Sons Sufferers Give Liberally Kennedys Gen Mrs Lettie NesbiU entertuiued her card club Tuesday H L Williams and wife ol Howt all and Wm Mercer and wife were Thurs dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Mrs Virginia Carver and Mrs Bet ty Seeield were in Ann Arbor Sat Mrs Clifford Miller and daughter Matty Agatha were called to East Greenfield, Mo, lase week by th ill iiea of the formers mother, Mrs Flora McArtor Clifford Miller bought a new truck in Detroit last week Donald Smith of South Lyon call ed on friends here one day last wk Louis Kourt is talking of selling out and going to Ariz, for his health We thank Friday Haines for cop ies of the Venice Gondoler and bar asota HeraldTribune from Florida Fellston according to radio repot ts wus coldeati spot in Mich, last week, reporting 33 degree be low aero, inisi town is 15 milea south ol the straits and well known to Pinckney deer hunters Automotive Service General Repair Afi Makes Auta Parts Accessories Call No 138 Kaiser Frazer Sales Service 4 Hour Road Service Arc ani Acetylane Welding Complete Garage and Wrecker Service SHIEY SONS 127 PEARl HOWELL RD NOTICE v SINKS Elec Water Heaters jEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES Water Systems Stanley Diftkel Mrs Cora Sawyer spent several diJs in Ann Arbor last week We are now open for busincB inhe Stewart Anderson ttldjr Estimates gladly given for Flieet Mtul work, gutters, downspouts, Smoke Robert Drfake of Lakeland who stacks and furnace repairing h liiear future we will ulu be eqippgraduated last June here ha enlist ed for weldin and brxwnj All work guaranteed ed in the air corp, and gone to ban I Antonio, Texas Carl Bidwell and family of Bri ghton Bpent Sat with Ben Whit and wife Mrs Lawrence Baughn gave a shower at her home lues, night in honor of Miss Dolly Franklin of i Howell The guest oJ honor eceiv eu many nice gifts CIA AVa TT WtWilft, v Pinckney Fabricatncj Sheet Metal Company CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 21 Each COWS 23 Each HOGS 7 Per Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO OARLING COMPANY HOWEtrL 450 BUYERS OP HIDES CALF SKINS Isotesof 47 lean Ago The postoffice inspector was note ana went over the rural route to be established tealst of here, it is 2U mi long It runs to Chubbs Corneiji to Bwarthouto Corners to Vanned, to VanHorns, to S U Tetpie to Portage Lake, to Chas Suckle, to jnas lirowns and back to iinckney and serves 100 families REGIONAL CHIEF lJaul b Hickiie, until recently chief forester ol General Mac Arthurs occupation staff in Japan, on eb 1 becomes regional crnei o conservation dept field activities in Michigans 34 southern counties His headquarters will be in Jackson Born to Jan 18, a E J Briggs and girl tviie Mrs W A Carr and Roger at1 tended a golmi weddng in ieliview t Saturday a Lmii juwn,blacksmith shoe lu ur 6Q last Thur besides othui WOK j r arr iciimond died vci oil pneumonia Mickey Carrol, well known iiracter, died at the county nous1 ri Last Monday Lmmett Monroe was instantly killed in the Grand Trunic hrds here He was going to Lake land to work on the ice and a he swung on the moving train, he felt swung on the moving train, he fell under it and his head w severev from his body Ha was an ony child Morria Toppfcig, 76, Plain field pioneer, died Jan 16 He opened a ,tore there in 1868 His works for the P1 oatins Itom Queen Victoria of England 19i Wly in ame man lead after the longest reign of agement Paster and more efticient any English ruler J Mcvitt tne Pub,ic s one aim ot i Born to James Doyie and wife tlw decentralization move that is Thurs a daughter j Puttin responsibility for southern j Henry laham has organized a vio Michigan fish, game, park,, lorest, i in claaa at Stoekhryge i feaw enforcement and other conserCieorge Winaas it ofcMng stock tor at the regional level the cement factory at Lakeland Mrs Wm Mesrcer is visiting Dr Walter Mercer and famly in hast Lansing Edward Nuoffer and vfe of Holt sperf the week end with Mr rnd Mrs Lloyd Hendee The Albert Dinkel fjiarty hal Gerald Dinkei of Laks themng and Mark Allison for dinner guests Sunday Sunday guests of Wm Shehan and wite were Francis Krupa, Det roit and Mrs Eunice Schucart of Howell Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Read were Mr, and Mis Wm Whitley of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs Jamse Whitley Mr and Mrs John Croupe and Mr and Mrs Ralph Croupe Of How ell called at the W C Miller, home Sunday Capt Thomas Young and family tiavefeeerr transferred f rpiaPprt Sill Okia to SanAntonio, Texas Clyde Daiffow and wife of Milford called on his mother,Mrs Flora Darrow Sunday My and Mrs C W Buttlemau spent the week end wifclh Mrs Weitha Vail He flew to Chicago, Sun Joe Griffith and eon, Don, leit for E Greenfield, Mo Mon night to bring Mrs Flora McAror back who is very idl A C Wilkinson, former conservation officer, died at South Lyon last week John Rane baa been installed as ofthe Whoftaiore Lake Kiwanis Club Bom to Leo Hoeftr and wife oC Dexter Jan 18 a son, Emil Wieddige and wife of Ann Arbor were Mon night guests of Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout CONSERVATION NOTEJ AdvtrtiitmtM Haaen Smith, fomer edtor of the Souui JVI uciuu iia oite LO I ia He wich tlio ciS lanjily A ho loriuer opeiated the Lakeiaiui iwii Connie Latimer entertained over Sunuay ner girl iyjna, Kosaue 1ichea, lues, mgiu cunnie stayed with Rosalie at her home Mrs Lationett and Coi ie spent Friday night at Mr and iVKs L iiaughn home Wilbur Eiseie and wife of Fowlrr villi called on Mm Lmmu Voiimci one day Uut week Ona Campbell and family and Maxine Atkinson waie in Ann Aruot Sunuay From where I sit 61 Joe Marsh Are You Hobby Hcpy SI pare ,s spent home Mrs Emma Lfwis and son Sunday at the Floyd Hohis in Hamburg The Hoi lis Wiylie family spent Sun in Fowlerville Mr and Mrs Hugh Doolittle were Sat dinner guests of Kenneth VVylie and wife Ted Adesh and wifle of Defcroit were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Att Hiram Smith of Howell underwml an operation at an Ann Ar bor hospital Saturday Olin Robinson and family spent Sunday in Detroit Mr and Mrs Wiliard Merrill of Ypstlanti were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs John Carver The Misses Nellie Gardner anc Fannie Monks were Sun guests of Andrew Nesbitt and wile Mrs Frank Aberdeen and her sis ter, Mrs Noggle of Ann Arbor spent the week end In Bufflo, N Y Mrs Brooksmith of Detroit spent the week end at the Aberdeen homa Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L J Henrty were Miss Alice Lee Ware,Mrs Alice Schoenhals and Mrs Lida Karus and daughters of Howell Robert Burke and wife of Detroit spent the week end with tine John McDonnels at Pettysville Mark Nash and wife attended the farm bureau meejtang Wed night This dept naa mailed checks, tot t the Herbst homa near Brighton ti inof AAiTa It y i Mrs Rose Hendee entertained alhng 421,06822 to 68 county trea Mrg Parkin80n , I for taxes on onad lano f Ann Arbyr Sdturd which comprise 4,210,868 acres The L Hendee and Arthur Shehan lands are taxed at 10 entfc par acta the metin at Arbor Uvingaton coonr received 2840, Th to the water level of Washtenaw 37966 i porUw A doe deer waslived ppad at jJJ Fred wm Cu,smo which boriM ear , Pnday tagged dated 1985 a which time HowaJd j entcrtaind he was 2 year oW J her crd club Thurs of 766,000 have returned thetr game Arbor Saturday Funny tiling about hobbies When Kd Ciry staied making a model of the Myinjj Cloud, it was only lo rest his yes from rendintr But now lie spends every moment ship modeling Some vi r might liivo rcsci a husband suddenly sliutlinp 1 self in tin ntlic every niht Lut not Eds Prudence Whon she fnuml him working late, she Ijrouht him up some Leer and crackers, Bhowtd a veal interest in liis lm y , until firally Ed had hor IK1 with the rigging i Wasnt long before they were working hide by hide on Eds bench, Nhai ins a common interest Instead of keeping them apart, Lds hobby brought them more together From where I Kit, a husbands hobby can of tin be u wifes as well In fact, Ive got tb mi in interested in tying tro it f and, ulonjf with that n clas of betr, it makes the CM I r yn by mighty lsanty cfe Cn ItU Ccw, , U48, United States Urai n J uimJation I AttensiO Frrmers 4 MAKE ETRA MONFV SELLING j Farm Home Freezers t CHLST, UPRICHT AUD SECTIONAL MODELS FOR SPECIAL PRICES AND SAMPLE AND SELLING ARRANGEMENTS SEE Brown McGee 806 LANSING AVE, JACKSON, MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE IAMOUS HARDER FREEZ WILSON FREEZERS P t t t Furnaces kill cardt 590 fox boontiea were paid last week brinfinf the total up to 11, 6 and WAU In the fir 10 4a of tlM pearin seaaon itabaffnaa took 42 ton on pike from Kittdur boa4 waters HUlcaaa f vannon DaaaliiM for Thevere Murray Kennedy, 117 MAIN ST, PINCKNEV f INSTALLED REPAfRED SHEET METAL WORK BLOWERS CONTROLS OIL KLRNERS STOKERS PHONE 150 ,fVv, fm 1 Paul Meyer and wife of Ypsilairtf pent Sun with Mr Baulah Martin Lee Lavey and famly spent Sun with the Howard OBrien, family at Bunker H01 Charles Clark jr and Welton Chajafcertata spent he week end in northern Michigan Mr and Mrs Walter Clark and son Jack tailed on Mrs G W Clark ml rdwl Mexra4 family Sun Alive HORSES 21 Each COWS S23 Each HOGS 7 a Cwt m PLf Ef DUVG UPON SIZE AND COMOITIOH CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FtCE FJB Animal iructioa at HowoH Friday Lftwrenee Baagnn n w w i w mh ifnalii Mr AwrtM wi route has H potnifiot ffniSsl asvLTte ssw sttf7 boaa nPPerd oat and awaiU Wash, j rli u famir 7g tttm approval M iored from the Lee Lavey frm at W gj1 m jUrried Dawaesw Yukon, Bad Arrsoa,to Oetor V Musd Mrs liavid MSL aad Mrsu Fre any in J ey teM aaa aC Mr of W Anjersaa,,to leaser 9r vav I asWMr 1MW1 JMrFredBssoii to Mahk IISWM pt spoat ho woeTand with haaa fp JJ m iftaa YpsUaati ba Dorothy Diakei and itr, Faisat Christine, returned home I frasa McPhetaoa hospital, ftuiu Mrs aa jMa Asuipy if haipiaf her, VsslsWVVvwi AHBWW AMwasBBMy MsW4iflPBBU I inckirev Tb FASTEST Owi Siok fWyk ia MMriga ntral Oaad 8tkCi t Aii iiar ybX 7 wmmmm T mmmmmmmmmm Pincknty Dispacu w Wednesday Jan 28 1948 DuoTherm HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS WASH STANDS CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKft, ELECTRIC PUMPS t i GENERAL ELECTRIC S II CU FT DEEP FREEZE 4, 6 CAN MILK COOLERS McMierson Slate Bank THRIFT Five dolluts per week for fiftytwo weeks makes 2frJi0 Would it possible for you to save that out of your pay cheek such week That ii a sample Were on whje to do more per week you can tee bow it would grow A Savings Account ean be opened with as little a a 1 bill McPtlersoB State Blflk Money te lea at reeaaale eetee STATE OF M1GHIGAK The Preen Mrt fee o Comity Or UVifHfTtK At a session of aaid flenn,old ui the ftaoeete Office ia the Cfftr Howell in the aaid County, 6 the loth day of January A D 1948 Present, Mo WiUje 1 Lfeea, Judge of Probate la the Metsrr of tw Bste of Loretta Keller, also known aus Loretta Fouruier, Deceased Martin J Luvan, administrator, having filed in aid Court his final ednunstration account, and his petit ion praying for the allowance toners of and for the assignment sod dirt ributioo i4Meitidue oTlaW estate It is Ordered, That tfco 16th day of Feb A D 1948, at ton oclock in idie forenoon,at aaid Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing aaid ac count and hearing said petition It is Further order, ttfct pieUa notice thereof be aWea by pufcUca Hon, of a copy of this order once each week for three ucoeahe weeks previous to aaid iey of hearing in the Pinhsaof Die j PROFESSIONAL C8RNEK j Ptackaey, Mick Daily 1100 A M to 3 i00 P M, Ecept Wednesday Me, TeesFrL, Set 7t00et00 WT G R McCUJSiCEY 0BK119T tltll N 14 tatty ELUS AUCTION Peeee 811 HISB SNEED lit 107 4 Meia inu St T FrCJSP I aeweenper effete Ad sir All deposits to MMtl l WiUil L Ju rf rtkalt PRICES ARE RIGHT LEE LAVEY sered by a trsj Deposit omhorchip te faV race Howell, OH Lea aasJ Pi list Y REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 240 Acres farm, onehalf anile froutiage on an improved roadGood 8room house, full fiekbitone basement, 3 barns, silo, new milk house, tool shed, hog house and poultry house Good soil, some timber, all Large ft Warm Morning Stoves on Sale Farmers Feed Supply Willis L Lyons, Juefe Probate K true tspy r i gatota ayeattH,Besnjtar of Rroba i FOR SALEWhite enamel coal or wood burning range ft DuoTherm water heater, 30 gals Lawrence Baughn, Phone 61F5 ROOM 10 RENT Single or Couple will take care of child, while par ent work Board optional Mrs L J McKinley 06 Mill, Pinckney fields can be tracer fitted 1 pasture watered by a stream Jfhice j i 75 per acre L H Crandall vOppWANTEDTenor saxophone plaiyosite Howell Theater on Greed Riv er for 4 piece bafcd Contact Fletch 1 Wmmmm SSJlfK SSW wW WESSaJSTSlBl SMS1 LEE LAVEY tftftlftAL INSURANCE Mjeaigeo STANLEY BERRIMAN Atwwr Lew tOTH Butt OMOd Btfw, Howrf Wk VanWinkl Caeriec K , Attoraeys at Law First Sute mm4 Saviage Umak ttowesVMteaViesi ARNETS CEMETERY MEMORIALS 014 N Main St Ann ArborMi oh Harold Chubb, Local Reprosentaftv 16 FLEMING ST, HOWELL Hawoli Phone 439 or 97 Monuments Markers MARTIN J LA VAN Attorney At Law IS drtkM4 JlUhiffu 13F6 RepalrUf Stat 717 Lakeside Drta Uceaso Rush Lake HSWsTHOufsON FUNERAL HOIUh Si Michiga Howell Michigan TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Starting Sat Jan S 14 1 will collect taxes at my home evety 3at orr 100 p m to i00 pm until further notice Dog Tag Licenses for sale, Stanly DinkePutnam TwpTreas COMPLETE er Tracy, Lakeland STATE OF MICHIGAN Tk PipbeU Court for fne County Of Livisfttott INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE OUT 400 EAST GRAND RIVER AVE BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS INC OM E TAX SERVICE MYERS BOOTERY 110 South Mick Howell, At a session of said 0eart held aut the Probate Office e City of Howell in said CounO, on the loJi day of January A D, 1948 Present, Hon Willis L Lrone, Judge of Probate Mary L Fick, M I Lynn W Hendee having filed in said Court her final dtftiajtrtiow account and his petition pra,ying for the allowance thereof aad or i atgnl the assignment and dhrtrjbn ,f gj0 MLIF M4P4 the residue of aaid estate, I ta W It Ordered hat the 16th day of 0P fcat alftmoono RED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 388 RESIDENCE 13 LLOYD HENDEE LIVE STOCK WAULM AND Weekly Tripe Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64FI4 CARL JONES CONCKFTI PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND A OP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT CONWant Ads lam well b3ff PHONE MAX RUSS1 February 1948, A D at 4 oclock 8 acres, large well tmUs Toomjte the forenoon, at said tW good oof, fieldona baaelfle be and is toreby appoiatd for er sale, ailea, whatli and It is Further Orderad,Tat ublie , Caartenl and Pkf CaaJ thereof be fWea hy aublica1 Wta Rental Trailer Bervice , house, went, Edison lights Priea tASOOJexatnmig tenii, or discount for cash, Wa tryand hearing aidjetitio to keep a complete llst of fana at all times L H Crandall, Oppoalte aotitt Howell Theater on irnni Rlfar HowU Michigan dement Miners for rent tW 5u, ft, gasoline or electric power, I i em ft nixera for tale car wheels ucr ekids tss power Trailers for rent FOR SALE House Knd Fiv Acies Ted Singer, 3016 Monks Rd Pinekney, Michigan JAKMS FOR SALEWe have a j fine selection of farms both in wuii tenaw Count and throughout tifto State Let us help you select a place that meets your needs H J Merger cher, Reialtoir, 23249, 604 Wolverine Bldg Ann Arbor LTf STTTTWall tfbntuiiiniit Security Card and other Ipapor Finder will i A Housewivea SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS Social valuulile receive reward Bitehos TWm Lewis 7550 Pijicree lid , j Plnckner R F D Michigan Al, , J FOR SALEAbout 9 acres of corn Won jf a copj of this oudaT, forj821W River,bast End Lake hej n the fild ,Francis Monkiess Arte successive weeks pretfous tojatung Open Sunday and evenings H244 Torna Road, Harris farm mid dav of heartag, t ds PinsklFORFALE460 chick oil butniag ney nUpatck, a newspaper printed brooder Eli Aron i FLORIDA REAL ESTATE t If Ta the market for Florida tey Willis L Lyoasjttjrt QJ A true copy Celesta Parehall, register of probate I STATE OF Ml TVe Prelate Cewrt far two sf Ltvimgioa I At m of sail Ceart, heid , it the Fiobtve Offtes 1 te City f Howell in laid Coruaty an the 13th day of January, A D, 1948 Present Hoa WsUI U Lyons, adgs of PiDbmte io the Matter of she sHtate of Mary L Fick, Deeceased boons or business of any kind eon taot James W Tineher with F C I F Q Morris Real Estate Co 603 Easy Hillsborough, Tampa, Fla I know wha yoe like and we have Mt HAZARD FOR SALE Mixed Hay Will Coorr ft5 Overcome REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED LISTING If jyon are interested in selling your farms or lake properties, we should be inter1 , thill eited im litUn them Wt srrsr sirs dslSsSraS some other suitable person 16 is Ordered that the 10th Lynn W Hendee having filed in said Court his petition praying that, Min propeatte iu lhiH locality SShortag MRKSACflSTCE IT flOATS Lri IVORY thtdium QXYDOL rSUAP00 aonw fU WHITE NAPHTHA Bll UBATB day of 1 ebruan A D, 1948 at ten 4cloek in the forenoon, at aaid Probata Office, be asd is hareby appohitsd far exaaliig ad ajlawing taid aetouot and Ksarhir ssjd petit ea 1 it is Further Ordared, That pub, Ac notice thereof ha svaa ay pub isetion of a copy aaV U order, for three accssstvwaesB trftioaa to said day of teaJlsg fj s Pfnoknay Dispatch aewjpepsa pHntad and etreatated im aI4 County A true copy Celssia Fi Rasa iter STATE OF MICBiMA THE PROBATE COwBT F5 THE COUNTY OF UVaOBT9N , At a sesaioa ef saU Cijrt, hU st te Preaato Office ia tae SW of bewail in aaid Cevjrtj en the Slat day of January, A D 1948 Pros set Bern WRjia L tyeas, Judge ef Proaata fa the Matter a the Estate Bessie L Smith U L W Marshall having filed ia sid Court 16th asvd 17th aeeaaats aa foerdiae ef aaid eetsja en kjs pet Kien prayng for the allowaeua there af It Is Ordered, net the 241 tfsjr af Pearuery JL 1iHM at tea alaek W ae fstsajiiav at seed ijgafM ef, jfae W assl ie hereby eMiMaf Iat taassacaali our experience We devsJe our enJ tire time to developing and selling, j Oppostie Howell Theatre,phone 6171 Our office it on Grand River, epn L, H Crandall, Howsil MiehigiL f ,SS ON f HILL IF YOUVd rwAOl OUT YOUR WILL Uri Facts and Facoft THE NETHERLANDS HZVERLAHV I NgTHgRLAMfiO, i JwV5M0UCK HJRGfiOHJtf AMSTERDAM for petetlng, tattae, aalry farasiitg, Uideetrteo ad lasetteetaal pssirfHngveccnp4te a key peaissssl Seaeiat Elvers eaapty teje iWM ,a i ty 4, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 28, 1948 Description An account of the resource January 28, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-01-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a49456a8c265aef8d585d18f25fc5235.pdf d13d1714a867515ac16fea4028ccd361 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. jpncttnet Voluqve 65 Michigan Mirror jSchool News Across the street from the tower SEVENTH ANP EIGHTH GRADES the towera graders debated r inckney PUpatch Annual Guest Nile Wednesday, Jan 21, 1948 Despite zero weather the largest crowd on record turned out Saturl ing General Motors building in Det rTu which is a better place day night at the Masonic temple is a WllboarcLlt reads like this l cltor Country The jud where Livingston Lode staged their Porter and George Bradley will be the kitchen gang and entertain era A committeo under George Gardner put on theoanquet which featured venison, on the menuLiv ingston had some 70 members preent Howell 22, Fowlerville, lJ, k Brighton 1U, Dexter 15, Ann Arbor roit Chrysler and GM general Mot ,t,rtIv , L ons can reduce car prices 150 and S voted for the country Everyone annual guest mght 4a till make 8 percent profiL Now in the room seemed t0 aree Jim around 300 caunu they make 20 percent Who is safcfing this with such, emphatic finality The employees of these Detroit, automobile plants through their coi lective bargaining agency, the Unit er Auwomobile Workers C I O un ion I Here is a 1948 sy rap ton of the old, old conflict between capital and lubor, between mamgement and em ployees, over the profits of their combined efforts The two viewpoint are far apart Automobile management nab a hea lthy respect or the efficiency of machinery I0 borders at counting diners, lawyers some day, we think I Lveayone should contribute to the March of Dimes We wrote stories for our history class Lucille Beachy wrote a good story called The Voyage of ihe May flower Claire Campbell gave a very good report on The Lost Colony She also told the Indian legerfd of Virg inia Dare The girls have basketball in the morning now since the schedule has been changed for the second semest er We have a new pupil jn the seven th grade His name is Floyd Camp ST MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, master Novona Friday 1220 noon and 800 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday bA 9 p m and on Sunday 7 to 730 a m, Masses at 800 a m and 1100 a n Sunday, January 24th, Com Sun for Boys Junior Hot Name, 9th week of 58th Novenna Enrollment of young ladies in Sodality of SV Maiy Among the intentions are Sun, inteutios of sick Mon, late Nichol Notes on the Game V modern time upon worship itself We recall j u how one automobile plant manager, Del said publicity thaJ he could take an AND FOI7TH GRADES Michigan farm boy and in 30 days RD, AND FOTH GRADES time train him te opeaite the aver L , ve ne boy Jer Camp bell in third grade and a new boy age cachine in an automobile plant Employee distrusV are being agit ated constantly by iihav union lead era who point to corporation record of steady profits GM produced 45,C per cent of ail automobile businesto in 1943 it was Responsible for 35 per cent c all reconversion after VJDay Us inj vested capital vs 1,4400,000,000 over a George Combs in our fourth grade Beverly potocaay Jrom W mans Lake School came to join our four th grade todayWe now have 2ii in tiie Jourth grade and 2y in fohe 3rd Flora Mae Mallory came back to da alter being out for a week with a cold Ihe Simmonson twins, Alvin and Oalvin, Marilyn Gustafson, and Ada 22, Stockbridge,Chehfea,Stockbndge M jkcy Tues, late Maryanna MiJan,South LyonOwtfsaciWaldron, iiriskey Wed, late Nicholas Wojik Concord and TrenUn were repres Thur la4c Adam Beckl Fri late erVed 15 came from Detroit and Maria McKiltrick Sat, late James 2 outstate lodges, Elmira,N Y,and Eddy commemoration for members Wichia, Kan 00 visitors were pres ol piagatonal society ent 1aptiom was confirred Sun on The orchestra consisting of Otto Kenneth Walter Garr, son of Mr Poulson, Olin Robinson jr, Fletcher and Mrs Harvey Garr Sponsor Tracy and Jack Haines played be vvero Stepien Lacki and Verna Lacfore and during the banquet Rev ki aunt and uncle from Detroit McLucae gave the invocation and Current Comment The highly touted Dexter team nuh ha won all games so ar took liiicknejy down the line in 2 games here Friday nite The Pinckney serves team lost the opener 43 to 24 but had une satisfaction of fccor ing their greatest number of points this year Jerry Ha1Ui scored IS point for Pinckney and Dick Singer 10 Murry and Williams each are xPressed that he can withstand Mohandas K Gandhi, the frail little man oi India, and spiritual leader of that country has gone a another ftt which he silys wii tinue until the different faction, Jus country end their wars on othe and become a united nati J hand has gone on a irumb iavj ior various reasons and got 12 points for Dexter Both sides use numerous bubsiUutei Singer Packer Burro ughes Heath Schneider Substitutes r Mutty F Krener C UhTuhaid O Williams G Stacy Detfter Waggoner, GainUey, Miller Bennett, Gray Fin ckney Fuhrman, Blankenbaker, Coyle, Lavey, Wilson Matjteson Fie Id goals Heath 6, Singer 5, Murray 5, Wagoner 2, Stacy 3, Gains auother one He is the leading man oi India and has accomplished all this by 4utjJing and praying He Is a a pacifist Fasting is an old custom The Indians oi this country sush an ordeal which all jyoung had to go through on reaching hogd Longfellow mejuVions it poem Hittwatha In Englai ing the battle lor woratns vote, this was a favorite w women airested by police f ing During World War 1 a Jack Hannetit,the welcoming speech Haze Bennett officiated as master of ceremonies in his usual excellen Moving Worship style Ye editor introduced the Mas SlW4la School sons an nonMasonic guests PL,,,, ,,, n ,, , t, i o v1 i ,JU i ractise Others present were Paul Schlan dered, of the grand lodge, Don Dyer, grand council and Paul Belser grand chapter Royal Arch Masons COM CONL CHUKCH Rev Alfred Allard, pastor 1030 1130 Wed Night OiKanisi and Choir Director Mrs Merwin Campbell S S Supt Herman Vedder Church Night, Monday Jan 2J A grades quartette composed ol beginning with pot luck supper at Dick and Chris Campbell,Jack Clark ociock The committee sering his month is planning1 a motion picture fr our number of songs and got numerous, ,v,mM tirMiimi imi inspir ney faded rapidly and finally finish J Mr uPtons us ed on tho short end of a 40 to 33 Au 21in sentci and Billie Miller with their accomp aus, Mra Merwn Campbell, sang a , fita nv0V n , , i evening j, ntertiiiirlunt and Its average annual profits over a Hefner been out foi gome time encore iion This we expect to be a travel period of 11 years were 173,0, bcause oi uiness The quiz contest conducted by1 52 For 194244 the average ann Doiore8 Bokros, Sheila Bollen, Howard Thayer pitted Howell and uai new was 101,000,000, Between ck Clark Jan Clarkt Billy Har I Dexter against each other H M 1946 and 1944 inclusive, GM eaiii Dorotyy Head, Sally Miller, Murphy, Howell high school princip ed an a invested Little wonder J then Malign Vanverage 103 per cent on its fu capital patty Ittayf and Little wonderJthen that a labor Slambrook have neil official is quoted by John Gunther 1 this last jaix weeks period, in his Inside U S A as ailing Of these Jack Clark, PaXy lhayer j and Bill Harden have perfect attend GM is the most brilliantly operated of co in the wono Uppermost in the thinking many aibuomobile executives is an ap prehension over the future of the American system of free enterprise This is another way of referring to competitive capitalism whereby free men have an opportunity of geVting ahead by risking dollars for profit We recall a dinner in Detroits Fort Shelby hdtlel following a test run of GMs Tfrain of Tomorrow, Landing to Detroit Top officials of GM plants were there They were an intelligent, aggressive, democrat ic lot rugged individualists all two fisted men who believed sincerely in hard work and good living Their language was forceful no buts or ifs Here was competition itself you either delivered the goods or you were supplanted tt orrow by someone who did ance for iihe year SECOND AND THIRD GRADE Second grade oeopLj naing perfect attendance records for the past weeks are Karen Ann fJollen, 6 Jean Clark, Patiricia Palmer, Cordon Tylus, Saria Jean Tuthill anl Sally Ann Utley Third gradeptrpiis having perfect attendance records forthe past 6 weeks are Roberta VAckley, Kath leen Bell, James CaWjhell, Jack Doyie, Mary Jane Jeffreys and Den ise Kennedy Roberta Ackley, Jack Doyle and Patricia Palmer have perfect attend ance records the enUre semester All A students in the second grade this period were Sally Ann Ltley Earla Jean TuthiU Betty Lou Hum der, and Karen Bollen i The A students in the lUhird grade were Roberta Ackley Kathleen Bell al captained one team and Henry either been absent I Stienbach, Dexter, the other How ell won 13 ,TJ 8 The winning team was Lyle Glover, Otto Cook, Dr Clark, Earl Sharpe, Glen Slayton, Clay Gordon, The losers, Herb Shoup, Martin Jack, Earl SmiJh W G Bailey, S Bird, C Bates This evenpj the series at 2 wins each Bill Hodge of Howell, pot olf ome jokes and remarks and led the community singing Cassius Zuck ac cofhpaning him on the acordian Zuck also entertained or a consider picture oi South America, an oflei in will be taken up to meet expen ses Come and enjoy this occasion J wilh us GOSPEL MISSION Rev, i ia bachey, pasior Morniiijr Worship 1030 Sunday School 1100 Supi Win Lciaig Youiig 1copfes Mesting 730 SCHOOL REORGANIZATION ihe Pintlwicy PTA sponsoied a My 1, Wiilian 6, Miller l,KramerJ lv went on ttT 2 Foul Goals Burroughs 1, Hea hich fver caused his d th 1, Murray 2, Bennett 1 RefereeI dhi undoubtedly he lead, Kavanaugh Brogan I Junen la and bf In Uhe gaiie between the two var haI ttalned has present em sity teams Pinckney put up a good , TT T , contest the firaft haU against the Judge Hayden of Ingham favored Dexter team and were only seijfienced Richard Gorman a behind 15 19 ad the halfThe oryJoePhme UPtonu to We,l was different the last half AS Pinck ment lor the Jhtgin husband r ncing them score They were as good on tfhe Hayden severly censured tk floor as Dexter and got as manysaid notwithstanding their en shots but did not make them Out ithef shov,ed the siil of 10 ibul shots they only made 31 and Gorman was still dispose to r CJ Dexter made 10 foul goals Hills ard hie as a her0 He W hj , was high scorer for the nigbt with1 wa ed the crime had boei 14, Kelwawser got 13 Jim Mever w Planned over a lonS period of time usual led Pincknev with 10 Ambur Mr8, uPtons j sinail children were gejy was next wfth 7, Burns got 6, warded to her father Paul J aiul no other Pinckney player got who was n,ade tUiirdian Go ovcl 2 I went to Jackson prison and Mrs Although the game was hard play ton to Detroit houyse ot corr ed it was fairty free from the rou r ghness tltat marked the Stockbridj Tn Washtenaw county bd of ftdp ge game last Tues An overflow ervisors has approved a pension sy crowd was present part ot whom te for al1 county employaesf Urf had to utund up Pinckney plays 3 games at fiartland Friday I school reojijiijiization meeting here at tlie school MoiinightSchool Com Agnes McCollum, Howard Thayer, rv i, a iscc oi school bu and bupt Readab e Deriod onger with request sel , , , , , uuic FIIUU , M , ,er taketd, explained the plan and answered questionsAbout 50 were qttions from those present Great credit for the banquet should be given to George Gardner and his commititee of 15 who worked moM of the day getting ready for the event The door prize was won by L on Lod Burns Amburgey Meyer Jeffrey Darrow Substituliee piesent Ihe plan in a nutshell i to tablish a school district of es the1 jje,dhis jsystem county employees at the age of 65 may retire on 1,800 a year and also en y tj its of an annuity tf n by themselvds Nine couiiu n Jh already hixu similai peniii piunt, City, state and federal employee have enjted the benefits of thin plan lkr some time i The American system of free en Je nn Fuhrman, and Win Vail erprise achieved better standards of living lor American citizens be Unda Jee our room last cause it increased wagepof tne Fri Cora Mea McDaniels wasa visit Dunham, J W of South Iv ee who guessed the nearest correct lc ,fUle 4 ,, , , answer to the number of hickory WinansPetsilIe, Cad nuts in a quart jar worker and, at the same time, lower Qr on Monday lower ed prices for consumers PcLrwar T inflation has reversed this historic c re V 80rW ave iost trend 1 j Betty Lou Hammer She has gone Therein lies the dilemma of the S6 S DH f1 b0me hour Content boosts of both Nvagestime mth her grandparents and price will lead,inevitably to ec onomic disaster Larry Camburn introduce the 4 professors from the U of M who have charge of the game reiserve hereThey are Bailey,Burit, Rogers and Hamerstrom STOP LOOK REMEMBERI Keep date oTFebT4th openr Trrt Yonng Ladies Auxiliary of Coiigl church are planning a big evening of entertainment in the church parlors with a lunch following Mark now and F Prichard P Kelwasseri C Hills, G Vaughn, G Devlin Stofer, Darrow D, Clark, Palmer J Clark Dexter Ware, Howard, R Schultz, Delatore , B Schultz Field goals Myer G, Some how we would not be at all Burna 3, Amburgey 3, Darrow 2, J surprised if General Ike Eisenhower , , H, 1,,,,1,,1 ,rp, uhi,h Jeeys l,R,Clark l,Kiel 5, Hill 7, was the Republican standard bearer scnuoi,s in the 1 nick ey area hith 2Schultz 7F gl this fall Others also nae the Mine are served by the Pmckney school J iyXTulmerllw a and we read the i Rer,LliUl chard 1, Ware 2, Kewassc 3, Vau 0,d guard of the midwest, the cenghf 3, Devlin 1, Reiiu e kivanau ter of isolationism, nave banded to gh Brogan I gether to stop any such stampede to Eisenhower, ays tookplace in 40 NOTICE when Wilkie was nominated The 50 worth of prices to be given claim that Taft and Dewey will uway deadlock the convention and cut The Basket Ball Girh will spon each oners yUuoats this giving Gem ors a card party at the pinckney Ike his opportunity Eisenhower These schools are Spi out, Burgess, Reeves, Harris, Hause, Chubbs, Hudson, Younglove The Sprout, Hudson, Cordely, Harr and Cady schooji have been closeu for some years This area has an assessed valuation oi 3,234,105 The school area district could be op erated on a G mill taxNow the mill tax varies Younglove, Marble and Blunges and Winans , Hause H Sprout, Hicks, Cady i Hudson, PeUtyville,ieeves 0and Harris 4 The schools in the area have a com bined attendance of 500 pupils of which 304 attend the Pincknejy CARD PLAYERS name will be on the primal ballot in New Hampshire, Penn and other Gymnasium Sat 24th lit will hegin at iRlt Games for everyone cribbagc eastern staJes and then we shall see Ecuhre, Pin and Checkers what we shall see The itiblic OpinWe request that those who find ion poll give no one but Kjenhower it not too inconvenient, to bring a chance to win cards and card tables A bootleg whiskery ring which The following merchants have A made it possible for us to offer does a business of 20 million dollar CONSERVATION NOTES Stephen Mrofka and Jim Whittey, Feb 4 on yourcalendar chool , has 14 Hicks 30, have charge of music books thus wkj watch lor tne aewie m j BurgeM 13p Marble 22 Winana 35 , t VLAC uucs a oujuness oi u muiion doilarj I paper j PetJysville 30, Chubbs 13, YounglmaW wonderful prizes intermittent1 in Michigan yearly has been uncoW1 love 34 They receive 8,00530 inIv throughout the evening At leasteretf according to new reports 21 primary money and 22,71522 lt 1K i i FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Gariy Downing has reJurned to nckney sihool alter spending the The dept is becoming alarmed at rst tem in Denver Texas Wei the intreaBing game law violBtions I come backi Gary The priucpal offense are huung We were proui 0f the grand SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Special communication of Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M on Friday, January 23 at 800 p m to conferr a SecondDegree Refresh mente after degree work A good attendance is asked p W Curlett, Sec WAY BELOWN ZERO A cold wave hit here SmiHay and continued over Sunday There m were a few snow flurries but ony if the farmers want more pheai Those receiving the most As thisa fevi inches fell Cars refused to aanto and are willing to cooperate iod were Bob Barber, Gretchentart, busses were te thiadplb is willing to help them Mo Th Myra Cha5e and Dai Hell,, 4 miles sou oiexJ r iiu 9 DitmanRAh TT t J A t aire A an The temPradeer, snooting from highways and carrying loaded guns in caw The 5j6h graders of Mesick consolidated school have just completed turnout of parents at the P T A Mon eve Tuet was Ricky Millers and Mrs , Swarthout birthday RicWy furnishaproject the depU would like to see lj ft large calce trimmed with ro,ses duplicated in every school They1 ftnd on yj was written, Happy Birth have just collected iand mailed toj Mrgt Swarthout and Rickey Alie dept 114 game kill report card We ftli0 d ice cream, soiid and staged so The tempera tJUre varied Cliff VanHom report ed 16 below and Hollis Wylie 14 It got warmer Sunday but the thermometer stayed around zero OTHERS SCORES Haifland 32, South Lyon 16 Brighton 30, Manchester 43 Milan money is available from PitmanRob jffy inson fund Their cooperation sho w j been doing printing and uld include planting pine seedling tnfc Wref tinf ttterl alF the berry bearing shrubs, grain an ttm sweet clover maintaining fence rows ICDC AND FIRST GARDE ANNOUNCEMENT I We wer to welcome NorMr and Mrs George A Wild of man jefitem back today He has Packard St Ann Arbor have announ teen th whooping cough ced the engagement and approach e jiave Our March of Dimes ing marriage of Bheir daughter, Poster in our room, and a number Mary Wild Cook, to Howard R chUdra have already contributed Read, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Read Jennine Wetherbee and Earl Sem of Pinckney onson are absent with chicken pox The brideelect U a graduate of jenninei mother telte c she is qmte Ann Arbor High School and attend m ed Ward Betmoi College in Nash viUe, Tenn and MkhiyjiJn State EAStLY MORNING FIRE , Normal College She U empoyed j yvut of Andrew Campbell, HEW ARRIVALS with Detroit Edison Co m of town on Toma Road caught Born to Mr and J Mr Read fended Albion CoUejfe i a m Mon night from a Dinkei at McPherson lwjtitf and ierved with the Marine Corp emaney The fi engine wen oot jan 15 an 8 14 lb giri, a dunog the war WpS out the bla Conaiderable Chritte Jm do The coupif will be married in the damag was done U the kitchen,bedj ly and so is JfT R G Twich Rorn to Mr ana in state aid Under the school area Ian a num ber of the district schools would continue to operie with the lower grades Four bues would be neces sary to transport the pupilsThe dist rictfe would retain their building for a 5 year period ts none could be sold without a CO percent maj ority vote u Under this system it would be possible to enlarge tine course of study to include shop, agriculture vocational training and home economics The present school boards would be replaced iy a 5 evey 15 minutes interval will mean1 center of the ring is in Chicago some prize has found a lucky own where certain Bquor stores sell as I er r f high as 80 percent of their liquor These business people are the bootleg rings ,J,omugge it into ones to whom we owe gratitude J Michigan and Indhna They pjy no Pinckney Products Company j tax on thw whiskey and it find rea LT Attn CkAmrta AnAttal CiAVA A J 1 Kennedys General Store Pincknejy Dispatch Office Clessys Beauty Shop Darrows Barber Shop Lavey Hardware Martins Frozen Food Locker Swarthout Funeral Home White Fron,tJ Grocery Clarks Grocery Doc Corys Drug Store school area board person j Vic Rokos Soda Bar i Towners General Store The way to start the plan ia to cir culae petitions which must be sign ed by 50 percent of the electors of the school district The graded sch ool condui the election in their school In the districts which are not graded the county board of educy Fenners Gaa Stations Bob White Lapping Company Brash Tin Shop Hockeys Gas Station Lennon Tin Shop Tho ma Read 4 Sons Lumber Co Farmers Feed k Supply Co dy sale here where a whiskey shortage exit The liquor control comm in Mich iirsVdenied atty illegal liq uor was beingfold since have sent 66 inspectors around the state to see if any liquor is being sold in the bars and cocktail lounges which does not carry the Mich, stamp Illegal whiskey has probably always been consumed more or lss in Mich In the old saloon days Rotgiro whis key was on sale which certainly would never pas any test g I 42, Lincoln 27 Romulus 3o, Univ i ion condu it and disiricU John EiseUBody 4 Paint Shop erity 83 Chelsea 27, Saline M vote ag a unit An affirmative ote Detroit Die Set Company Jackson 43, Ann Arbor 21 St Aug majorU is requued I We wisb to offer our sincere grafJ ustine 33, St Thomas 23 Gra,ss Lake 40, Vandercook 31 Holt 58, 9fockbridge 31 Leslie 66, Fowlerville 47 Wiiliamston 48, DansviHe 31 Lansing Everett 37, Howell 28 Over 100 years ago, a land iator, Gardner Lillibridge, acquired j most of the land around Portage lie and laid out a deam cfcy He claimed the U of M, not then in existence was Jto be located and his prejtpeetoe showed pictures of the building to be Lillibridge was born 100 fra jm An elector must b 21 years old itnde for tiieir generosity, a citizen, resident of the state C Come rone, come aU You have soon, but part of ajg dreaat saafC months and of the school district 201 earthing i0 ain wd nothing toj t, TjaKersi p preceeding the election This plan would be more fair to fae Pinckney school district than the present one in which Pinckney, has lose wit 5o worm of prizes Who has yr4 H jt wKjpsjttd sf knows you may hold a lucky num 200,000 observatory ea the tOf 2 ber Peach Mt and atart the mm Bring all your friends and relet year wh the 100,000 4 to build and maintain the achooui to n r 9 P theasby the McQeeger FaskL the contribwafing districts siding hi haudes gaxaea, door prtees, al chance ea prizes, a lunch audi lots ef fun operation and teaching only MARRIAGE UCEMSCi i, S Brghtenr room and bathroom and a hole burn wn my9 v ed 1 the roofV Camplta ent attof 1 56 HV Thar re Chelsea, SotKh Lyon md the lgfc w hie brother, Merwin J Frederick Allen They live in n jgj, g,,, , Hihld M, Detroit Boherb IS, Bftahfeohaiory Pmer Jr W DoriM Schafier18 Bowel 22, Brightoa, Read honae Rev and Mia J M A number ef schools in this sect ion have already adopted this plan JlatrfaW Anyone wishing to donate e notify our chairman Mm betitttW er committee Mrs stoat White mod Mrs, i cakes L Al2 ef tfc wiH have an ef 1040 ft McLueas of SottChtan hrblBBns SSrviett n built ami the eehcel hull New Has Earl Thurston, wlie of wi nflmwa 7 7, wwk J at new naomnn an jhwwnlMcClmW fttory P iwiX mm Habw died Ui Grace Iwajntar, yu and Pwf AJf, school inomnkation r TTST witmonif r iim i ii i wittrff i rrsw i i i f i tfr r v6 , Pinckney Ditpach Wednesday, Jan 21, 1948 F illjUiiMJliir M TUE DICECTOft WAISTS A CUEESE SANDWICH, 14 STEAM SUOvEiS, 22 CANARIES , 9 HGACS , A TEN PIECE OBCUESUA AND SAVb TO SPEED IT UP BY LC0KING1N TUE YELLOW PAGES OF TUE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY PROPERTY MAN Th dfanst STATE OF MICHIGAN vit CoUrt for trie County if Liviafftton At a Ftion of said Court held ,ut llv 1r ate Oifice in the City oi rvi said Countf, on the i h day January A D, 194S, Ir at iion Willis L Loi, Jul,o of , rate Muy L I , M 1 iSehboring Sews The Rev Fr Anthony Wad, u33t AVON THEATEK totWejedge, Mick at LJottspu church, Ltcwii muUu pastor ot the UL Fri Sat, Jan 23, 24 BOOMERANG Howell, lias moma j peions donated blood at the Uca cross olood bank in Howell hut A Meledrma True to Fact with WCLK DANA ANDREWS, JANE WYATT Sitno Bailer is county Chuirman HrP Caroon March of Time Lnn VS iienuee having filed in tor Uie March o Dnea iiilaiiile Sun, Tue, Jan 25 27 sid Court final administration parayipis campaign Wesley Header, a, i ui his petition praying is linckney chairman SEA OF GRASS 1 4Ji wan thereof and or j Ir Ljom Grove pnssed away, tl ijnhvnt and distribution of u McPheraon hospital, Howell A Story of the building of the Weat thv f ue of cid estate, ulrs Lucy Naan, formerly with xhh It jsOrdcifd 1rarthe loth day of Ruths Dreus Snop, is woiKing in SPENCER TRACY1, KATHERINE Fubiuary 1114, D at ten oclock AVicineison bank, Howell j HEPBURN in die forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be aiid i hereby appointed for IlOJiUU Ueorye Robb of Gregory under wem an operation at eterans nos ,mM,onnnn1MaaBMafr pual, DeaiDorn, last week Vincent Young jr has accepted a posion wun an insurance co in Uiutfoid, Conn I 5YT rrt OULSEA rf Sat, Jan 23, 24 f,i examinii and allowing aid account and lioaiing said petition It is Further Orderedihat public j riutije thereof be given by publica1 tion of a cop,y of this order, for thr successive weeks previous to I said day of hearing, in the Pinctt , nv Jispatch, a newspaper printed I Willis h Lyou, Judge of Prooate A tui copy Celesta Parshall, register of probate with w 01 King bxi and ivhs Aiihur Buliib of Plu New Gregory have gone iu tt Petersburg ComingLa of the Redmen Sun Valley Serenade Lhe naitlund Music hall will put on inc choruii Eigah, in April I lie Ain Arbor Loumil ol Churj ciui ave unbpled a resolution oppos First National Bank DRIFTWOOD With WALTER BRENNAN, NATAL 11 WOOD, CHARLOTTE GREEI WOOD, RUTH WARWICK jt toon Latest Nat Sun, Mon, Tue, Jan 25, 26, Out of Beet MueicaU Ever Mac TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY 1 Starring ROBERT WALKER, JUDY GAI AND, JUNE ALLYSON, VA JOHNSON, SINATRA, DiN, SHORE, VAN HEFL1N, LUCILL1 BREMER ce Marsh IN HOWELL fa Sie There arent too mnny college graduates in our tow n iood lionost thinking, yesbut most foiks went from hijh school into farming No harm in that But I admiri vcteians like Dick Ncwromb wios 2, but jroing to college under the GI Bill of ItiihU Intends to be a she p fannerbut a bctt informed, more scientific far , with more knowhow And veterans like Dick areri letting anything interfere What little relaxation they allow themselves to in the form of needed exercise, m buiks or coiuv tiuii and an occa ginal glass of beer with friends Seems as if, just by having their duration postponed, theyve put a higher value on it and on things like temperance that plass of beer, for Instance, understanding, and good citizenship And from where I sit, when Dick gets his sheepskinhe wonthave lost much time Hell be an even better farmer than his Dad Exactly what Dad wanted I, Copyright, , L KUd Slates Dreivers Foundation Head tv Alive SA1 rCPWS 181S 475 Cwt I, llU biz,t ANU CONDITION CALVLS AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE Animal Collected Promptly Capable Meu Fhone fiS Pi r The FAoTFST 0 So x Service in MichUa STATE OF MAN The Probate Court for the CcluiT bf LtvingioIc At a fsM of aaid Court, held it the Prohhce Office in the Cirv f llowdl in said County on tho 13th day of January, A D, 4S Present Ifon Willis L Lyon , ndre of Probate Tn the JTatter of the Estate of Mary L, Fick, Deocoased Lynn Y Hendee having1 filed in said Court his petition praying that the administration of sad estate be gamted to Lynn W7 TIendee c to some other suitablo person Ki is Ordered that the IGth day of I ebruar, A D, 1043 at ten thftk in the forenoon, at saM probat Office, be and is hereby fcpnointtd for exaniini and alloninp en id account and hoaTing said pciit on ft Is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof b ffiveri by pub tion of a fopy on this order, for tn snccessivnect3 previous t to nid fip of hearing in the PhuVnor Ofspatcha nevDapt nrintod rrd circulated in said COUTT ed Clint Snyder and irons of A I 1 u tvuo copy jjii, the ordinance approved l,r tne ciiy council giving mayor power to Undwr Federal Supervision uppiove or refuse permission ior ail Member Federal Deposit Insuiance pabUc meetings ,CorporationAll Deposits Insured Up liajph Andeison has been appoint 1 to 6,000 for Each Depositor ed station agent at Gregory j Sua Show 215, 430, 700, 9301 vVed, Thur, Jan 28, 29 RUSTLERS OF RED CANYON TUB ALLAN LANE, BOBBY BL4K1 MARTHA WENTWORTH Pitt JEWELS OF BRANDE1 BERG Starrin RICHARD TRAVIS, MICHELINI CHEIREL, CAROL THURSTCN Mrs Helen, Monks Berry 13 chair man of ilie March of Dimes campaign at SiockDride LaVern Kueihe, of Brighton, hurt iu an auw accident died of injuries Uev Hosking of Shomakin, Pa iu the new pastor of the Brighton I iCpistopal church Mrs Auinur Kraiu of Hamburg uiered a broken neck New Years da in an auto accident on her way home from Indiana The Washtenaw county board of kipervisoib has appointed a comm iJo study the possibility of moving tha court house to a site near the county infirmary THE LOGICAL ANSWER BANK AUTO LOANS Its easy to decide when you have the facts Ask us about the many advantages of our bank auto loans HOWELL Theater HOWflX, MICH Thur, Fri, Jan , 22, 23 LUC1LE BALL, FRANCHOT TON in HER HUSBANDS AFFAIRS Cartoon Newi BURGLARIES ARE BEING PER PETRATED EVERYWHERE PROTECT YOUR CASH BY US ING OUR NIGHT DEPOSITORY Sat, Jan 24 RON RANDALL, MURIEL STEIN BECK PACIFIC ADVENTURE j MONTE HALE, Sole at 251 ears A ,LounciI pceediiigs Central aiaa StokCo TTrw iitvoo oulz page, TIFRFS TTOWF, in Pictorial Rev or 1 Jauuiy Jo, li48 ,P u , Meeting called to order by Pros he new road between Big and Q1 RoJi , Little Joutage lakes is about comn jcera , , , Piesjrt4rtenmdy, Chntoii, Lavey Arbor were the contractor, A nar and ra,mer row guaera road was used and a Ab,entwarthout and Claik grade 10 Ht about lakelevel throA m of lflgl nieth read Wld up Hie road 1 a quarter of a mile , upprVed I ri 7A i 1 u Motion by Clinton supported L Ihe Dispatch reminisceis that in A , ,, ,, Uj,, L , ,, , A , u ,Kejmedv to allow following bills r the old la4 Jieavy haffic in wheat , , ,, ,,,, T , Jr Detroit Edison ot Lighting fcservico 10593 Detroit Edison JFire Sireru JMndred Ackley lOCIerks Salary Mar , rn u ,110, 1947Mar 1148 10000 I That is V mjij along uie Huron iiiv , T T, , x onv 1 , 1i ,1 Merlin Lavey Tire CallNov 211 and it branches in a distance oi r v ADRIAN BOOTI in UNDER COLORADO WHATS THP SPFED OF A SNEEZE rid Adrm and Eve eat banana touk place over this roadlhere were TTv nct do3nn ant walk Po Hour imus ai Pinckney, Reeves, Pet rtnrts hrthe PlIcHtfully dlf Jtville and at Dover, Hudson, Dex t mo o fhem mark Pe ier, Scio, Foaiea, and Osborne1 Newt SKIES In Trucolor Cart 00 a Novelty Carte Sun, Jan, 25, 26 Mat Sue, z p m, ContinVou RANDOLPH 15COTT, BARBARA BRITTON in GUNFIGHTERS New Novell j Car toot v vonfiro of hmor, fiction, cav miles Not a single mill io now in too i wlhood rnorts and sur, operation 400 nrW h thT SundV Man 2C iie Stedman house, formerly the i isrio of The Droit Ftnddy e hei I Fye IPremiums with MaSgjailtag ArmoutJ Lard Ajmurs I o JHJt, ji 41 pkg 3G aeon Sauares ,b Sliced 11 No Wt teaks f Smoked Haais lcirJ5 Howard Read Fire Call Nov 2 400 , Old Brighton hotel bumed last wk Don Swai lhout lFire caU Nov 2 Jhe Ford Sale Service here , 4,0 sold 4 cars Wednesday Stanley Dinkel Fire call Nov 2M Chester Hinchey an old ciJzen 400 oi tins section, died MonoYiy i 0tt0 roulon Mrs George Washington Bates , died at her home near here Mondav Mot,on carr,ed The Teeple Hardware sold sever Motion br Kennedy supported by Tuet, Wei, Jan, 2728 ROBERT HUTTON, JOYCE REYNOLDS in ALWAYS TOGETHER J New Cartoon Novel yj Fire call Nov 29 400 square ork Liver Cube Pork per lb Wafer 59c 45c 79c 69c VA Royal GeSat2MeC,3 btiifcha in arirots 2 May Bliffcm Naz Cans J 2fe 7ISC TtnfH Store ISotm of 47 tears Ago The numbers on Whe lecture course ire Luwin Barker, monologist, imperial ladies Quartette, Lugeuc Harp Concert Co Ley beauciiamp, liiloiphei Alton Packard, cartoon msu The Going boys shot 2 fox last week 1 Last Wed the neighbors and fri ends of Turn Turner gave hrm 0 sur 1 prue on his GOth birthday i Last, Thurs night Reul Cadwell j Lriends helped him celebrate 11th birthaay The first Ieighing of te season was Saturday James A Greene has opened a law office over Darrows Drug store AWViltse of Ann Aibor wil or ganize a mens singing class at the Maccabee hail Monday night lira Elizabeth Bertwhiatle Hoff, 63, died at her home here suddenly Jan 9The funeral was from taho home Sat, Rev Rice officiating Thomas Birkett of Dover sold and shipped 2 deer last week to J D Cauupbeil of Jackson Previously he had sold a pair to Wm Boland, the electric railroad man Mike and Will Roche attended the entertainment at Stockbridge Sat night by the Otiwumwamle quarteb l Horace Fick has purchased a new horse of Will Sale Prof Wiltsi has a sinking clasj at Gregory of 30 pupiia The South Lyon Bank was robbed Monday niffht The K O T Mput on Ihe play Gold en Gulch Jan 2426 There was an epidemic of some kind raging here as the village w billtjd for care of the following quar anteened fasnieies Jaa Jeffreys, Est ella Graham George Burch, ChasMoran, Samuel Roberta, an4 Ma4t Brady It wm typiwid fever we understaod Lavy to adjourn Motion carriei Mildred Ackley, Clerk WANTED Scrap Iron SCRAP IRON 3000 a TON BATTERIESCALL FOR PRICES DELIVERED TO OUR SCRAP YARD We Also Buy Old Can PAPER, RAGS, METAL, FARM MACHINERYMARKET PRICES I IT WE PICK UP LOADS ANY ANYWHERE Logan anil Edna Phone 368, Howell Mich Scrap Yard 349 South National ed the Baugfan chicken dfcnW la Doily FcaokUe ei efiserjnift 3day ate of fasnfly ef at nU4 tfae foedcet la locteaatag fesaijtjs ot astuxtte enk evetw Uketbefree moderate ackce of dels CAU v moAr HI MYBSEU4eSBE OT9Vfc MtUSLMP1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Jan 21, Aid Infantile NNCKNEY DISPATCH Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St Pmckiuv, V enan Entered af second saatter at Poitjdlke at Pmckney, MiciuVn vmc he net of Mill eh 3 17 SubiKkn ratr, 10 a Year PAU W, UUir, PUBLUHE1 J mf i Shffetf ZJ Sons I Para Sufferers M J iieuaoil is cuiiaidiniig mjfu number oi used car u wri L a The March, of Dimes Give Liberally i Kenueclys Gen Store VrC tM Elec Water Heaters Dick Aoubuigoy and ILJIL udaer are working on ue yua pipe lino from Ho well to Bi kapjdo Murray Dagg, cuit, Siewart, Leonard Larue and nairy lroi are woiking on a cunuucvui juo at General Motors fru inb xh JUIU Mrs Flora Durrow who hu Lui serioiusjy ill is toinr Ltiir Miss Kita Ki j kiv i tii, a nursing courc ai Mi annul hpital was homo lua wo i Edward FIIUT, L, ui ol Mr an Mrs Roy Fisher vwa nai1 Lulv burned lust Wed niglu v hen jc puii ed a pan 01 hot giva, o uii tin ioi Thomas Sibluy llowo arrived home last, week aftor ipendm year in the army Mr and Mrs Maik Nash attended a soil nnsurvation Lamiuet at Lho Boy Scout building near Inhiun last week Wednesday Mr and Mrs Alex Giiioir ol Dot roit spent the week end at the Dr Towner home ai Eirkelts II a, J called on ye editor, an uld tiii i Fred Teeple of llovJl Y returned from a trip to aif Mrs Nellie Frye , li viifrom Fla, her si,r, M FaminWarner recently fell and bmk her leg there The following local Maon ,rttei ed a banquet at the Stockrid,e school Thurs nit iM 1 a a tlnri udegree conference by Iaivir Jack Hannett, Clyde Fisher, Mcnvin Campbell, Winston rniiFn, lin Martin, Norman Millar On imp Automotive Service W HI I llllllllllll ii , Gsaeral Repair All Makes Aw a Pit Accessorle CaJi Mo 138 Kais irFr azer s 3 Service 4 EioakSload Service Arc a a 1 Asetylc ne Welding Complete Gcasge and WrssSfcr Service SHINTO SONS J 127 ILARk ST CALL 1S HOWELL RD MICE iEPTIC TANKS LAVATORES a SINKS Water Systems Stanley Dimkel SPOT CASH FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOCK HORSES 2f Each COWS 23 Each HOGS 7 Per Cwt ALL ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION CALVES, SHEEP AND PIGS REMOVED PHONE COLLECT TO OARLiNOT COMPANY HOWELL 450 BUYERS OF H76ES CALF FKKE UCM MOBILE SERVICE The Michigan Bell Telephone Co wiii inaugurate mobue telephone , service ouuttate Jan 1 wiu tue i opening of its SaginawBay Civy j jldland system I Dale Shirly and wife have mov de their house trailer to Wayne He is working 01 the Willow Kun factory m wm go into owheu service will KamiiittzuorJaitle Sunday guests of Mr and Mis Fred Bead were Dr tVJeve Brown an wile of Detroit Joe Schoser and wife, Ann Arbor and Robt Kcaj and faipily j Mr and Mrs Fred Read and Mr Land Mrs Beg Schaeier attended tivi funeral of Mrs BeJfi Grove 01 HoA second peiation Feb 4 start over tie Creek station The two statu are the first in a network tha will provide general ivighway service over a major serines in the southern part of the tate Stations are under construction and service planned by spring t Unsing, FUnt, Givnd Hzptis, ackson and Port Huron, Another U Saturday afternoon Rev 3 I station at SauH Ste Marie will ser MeLueas officiated ve he nearby land area and ships n the Great Lakes In addition to Sunday guests of Mrs Beula ihe urban station at Detroit, anoth MarytSn were Lemuel Martin ajd r for the general highway service e aa John Myer and wife of ,3 under construction there Ypsilanti Indroduction of service over the fiifct stations to be open will be ac Andrew Campbell and family eompanied by ceremonies at Sagi spent Sunday with Mrs MiJcLed aw and Kalamaxoo with newspapl lrost d Vivian Parrnalee in cr and radio people making the fir J 1 ot calls while touring nearby roads Each station initial will operate Edsel Meyer and family of Ann n a 2way channel singradio fr Arbor callei at e Walter Ciark uencies of 3542 and 4342 megacy f Sapirdajr eies with land transmiJters having a Ml Fe Chaae entertained a iower of 250 wtts and a range of BUmber frienda at a house party i yout 85 mile Saturday night A very pleasai, Experience indicatCB tfcat 25 to evJeni Mrs Many Wild Cook and Janet Feidier of Ann Arbor spent Sun Howell road has moved toLansihg at the Read homes here i Eddie Hartman of Detroit epenu the week end here He is working in Mls, Arthur Skinners Sun guests f fjom Detroit were Mr and Mrs F 1 Knnpkens Sr Mr and Mrs F Keni t j0hn Bur, Wilmont Ilunrner pions Jr and Kenneth Dale j and yeeditor AlUmUn MM Mrs Helen McGregor and son,Jia ot Brighton spent Sat tilt the Wi Moicer home The Chas Soule family of Howel were Sun guests at the Phillip vrouj, home Mr and Mrs Don SwarthouVeiit Sun with Jbhnil Weddigu a i MH of Ann Arbor I IlrrsT Frank Aberdeen and Mi Merwi CaujiiDell were rn guests oi Mrs Dorothy Ellis Wilson in Ai i j Mr and Mrs John Cnrpetu were Sat dinner guests of Mr and Mia Don Suvery of Laktluna Mr and Mrs Lcland Grand uid idniy Virginia Vje oi Ann Jbor called at the oaee Wye hiire Sunuuy j Mr and Mrs Jack Roberts i Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Ken Wylie Sunday j Sunday dinner guests of Mr ami Mrs Ken Wylie were Dr and Mrs1 Wylie of Dexter Fritz Wylie and Lyle Euler of Howell j Allen and Albferta Dinkel spenLL Friday in Lansing Stanley Culver jr of Oak Grove was a Thurs caller of Mr and Mr Albert Dinkel Dale Latimer and family of Mjjaord spent Sunday at the G W Lat imer home j Charles Sherman who has been liv ing on the Woodworth farm on the We nrc now ivn fur ites gladly pven or Stacks rind fin nur j, j ed for Welding imd i Pinckney a i fi , t M til 11 ll ricatri wnt Anderson Dldp, Estlmuters downspoul Smoke ilui we will also be eqiiipp ii ntced 1 Sheet Meta I Cisrtny Tofses 2W M Comes Ccn the Moisture That Your Stable R u i n ITS A FACT that in cold weather tx t ss i, j in your dairy barn reduces milk production and milk iLwie by iiuint animal comfort JDarnpncsi iiil evtn nicin nneumoiiLi invalua4l dU 1 FUV promotes commoQ poultry diseabts through wet liacr But the Sim pi Installotio TRIC of the delivery dept of J L Hudson co Detroit John Carver and wife spent the week end in Toledo, Ohio Mr and Mrs Wm Brah and Mr j and Mps John Carver called at the Frank Aberdeen home Sunday MrsRoseJtendec spent the wk end in Ann Arbor wWh her children Mrs John Bell is visiting her dau ghter, Mrs Helen Treaster in Det roit C W Hooker and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers at tfce J H Huoker homi Lawrence Appleton of Trentor va, a Sundsfk caller at the Clifford VanHorn home Mr and Mrs Omar Gass of rit spent Sunday at theLescerMc Aee home Mr and Mr Lynn Hendee wero Sun truest at the Gi rte Sunrs home near Howell Lynn Hendee attended the Jan session of fhe bd of supervisor last week at Howell Doyle Templeton and family of Kec eo Harbor spent the week end at 30 mobtie units can be served ade and Mra C J Clinton visited the Albert Shirley home at J, over a aingie radio channei rdtSv Ddtwrft Saturdajy BUly Shehan ofAnn Arbor spent JdiJonal channels will be request u21 f Stewart Ander the week endt the Wm Shehan J from the Federal Communicate 1 n were se Xoung and wi home n CommMoa as equipnieut be1 of 3 Qak ChaHe Young Dr Harlow Shehan and family of t nes available and existing chann f of Pontiac Jackson spent last Wednesday at tt , are filled Mr EulaUe BnHrteman of Horton home of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Mobile telephone service first apeat wtk ,tr wtiia ROT Reason caught a 12 onehalf c aoM to Mich, w the opening of Vail I ke in 1 lwt S t e service at Detroit isi the fall of Mrt L f T,akand enter throvtrh the ice 44 v Gained her eacd club Sunday A card received from Mr Any kind of a call can be madrl j Mr Andrew Kesbitt spent Mrs Boss Bead announced their arrf rXrSHt disfMceTBilpMi i Jack Shefiei and Mrsrfidwr i 3 nshisrs wersea sad those to lieilb fanf of De Spears retsmed f clrr sssbss VASBJ ter aperlii Sim si the George Mea dav They repeat , I ben Jr hosae aM fee ftnsit ere bard hit, Mr and Mrs Levis Coyle, Ray besntr no o3 for medsjc pet MemThvir Burns jsjd family and Jack Your pfcfc, Tesav, had It Inches ef wiflhtbeamty fsjrsst Sswdsy set the Moadv jdoWc CssAftift basse is Fsssjsc i 4 LEC Wherever Animals Other earmarks of excess moisture Ji farn buildings are rottin at buildiri s around window sjshes an excels pleasant odors, slippery 1 working in such buildings Anyv spells trouble Properly planned, correct installed ventilation, autonaticlv coniv 1 i t I d1 iiirrt for the people ck t if excels moisture n i , ck decay Eiectric ts, wI eliminate ffc nve odors, ammo u u on ain 5 ur ESon Farm Serv jce A,J iOJ accurate adce on c partial and s He knows X Pm, w m IslsbPinckncy DUpacbJl Wednesday, Jan2j, 194 Mberson DuoTherm I State Bank HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, TOILETS, WASH STANDS CABINETS, SINKS, SEPTIC TANKS, ELECTRIC PUMPS GENERAL ELECTRIC g 4 16 CU FT DEEP FREEZE 4, ti CAN MILK COOLERS THRIFT Five dollar pei week for fiititwo week makes 2u, Would it poaiible for you to save tht out ot your pay eheck Sisch week That is a sample Wereoa Ulie to do more per week you can see how it would grow A Savings Aecount can be opened with as little ae a 1 bill McPiiersoo State Bank STATE OF MICHIGAN The Preaat Cotrt for too County OF UV1NGSTON At a akiswiou of said CourtJield u tbo Ftuoaw Ollice in tho City 01 Howell in the said County, on the 16th day of January A D 1U46 Present, Hon Willi L Lyons, Juue ol Probate in theMatter of theEstute ot LorettaTCeller, afco known aus Leretta Fournier, Deceased MaiSun J Lavan, administrator, having tiled in aid Court his final aduunstiation account, and hit petit ion praying for the allowance bhere of and lor the assignment and distj rib ut ion of Vie residue of said estate It is Ordered, That the ltfth day oi Feb A D 1948, at ten oclock in tihe forenoon,at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said ac count and hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That p lblic notice tixtruoi be uiveu Uy public ion of a copy of this order oncu each week for three PROFESSIONAL CGHNEK CKNEY SANl stay M Dvify, i O Pinckncy, Mick Daily 1100 A M U 00 P M, Eyt Wednesday Mou, Tu,Fri, Sot, 700800 pw V to T M VanWinkb VanWiakW Doa W VeaWiakle I Chariee K 4 Attorneys ol La Pit Suce aW Savins HeweU, ItiehLjeai DR G R McCLUSKEY uENuai U1M N MicftJtaa TiLjVeti Oifieo 938 Residents Reeningr by Aypomf on HowelL MifSigar Money to loan at reasonable rotes Inmost paid on Savings Books anUj Tims Certificates of 0g All deoosite u to f6,000 PRICES ARE RIGHT 0 LEE LAVEY i suicUXounty , Lyons, Juugo of Probate fancceiKrroweK previous to said lay ol iuaring in ihe Piiiskiiey Dis cch, newspaper printed and cir All deposit, up to fiw000ij wmaU ured by our membership to Fed j XQUU Deposit Tasoraoe Corpno , Celesta rshaURfcgiritef of Proba I f FOR SALEWhite enamel coal or AUCTIONEER wood burning range DuoTherm FARM SALES A SPEC1ALIT water heater, I10 gals BEtT WYLIE PErtCY ELLIS AUCTIONED Phone 3FU Pinckney, Michigan HERB SNEED Phone lad 40 k UM Howell, Mishfcjfjs Root Estate, 1 City, Lake and V A SpooUUtf I 1st You Presort With Mo Kt ARNETS CEMETERY1 MEMORIALS 924 N Main St Aon ArborMUh Harold Chubb, Local Representative 516 Fl EM1NG ST, HOWELL H well Phone 439 or 97 Monument Marker MARTIN J LAVAN Attorney At Law Pkon J3 Bfi,MQ iletrif PTon 139F6 RoptirUf xxm mm LEE LAVEY GEEKAL INSURANCE Phooo 6iP Pinckoov Michigan as Warm Morning Stoves Sale REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 240 Acres farm, onehalf mile fronrtage on an improved roadGood j 8room house, full fieldtone base1 ment, 3 barns, silo, nw milk house, tool shed, hog house and poultry I house Good soil, some timber, ail fields can be tractor fitted Lajrgc paature watered by a stream Price J J j 75 per acre L H Crandall i osite Howell Theater on Grand Riv 1 er Howeli Michigan Lawrence Uaiighu, Phone 6tF5 PHONE PINCKNEV 78F21 RUOM 1J RENirSingle or Couile tako care of child, while pivwi ents work Board optional Mrs L 4 McKinley 3U6 Mill, Pinckney vOpp WANTEDTenor saxophone play er for 4 poce band Contact Fletcher Tracy, Lakeland Stat a License 717 Lakeside Drtf Rush Lake PH SWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HGHrU Modern Eojuipaeeit Amboiajwo Sorrko Phon 39 MiehJff STANLEY BERRIMAN Attornoy t Law 201 Ett Grand Kiver, Howol on Farmers Feed Supply Cm TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE Starting Sat Jan 3, 1948 I will collect taxes at my home every Sat faom 100 p m to a 00 pm until further notice Dog Tag Licenses for al Stanloy Dinkel, nam TwpTreas COMPLETE INCOME TAX SERVICE MYERS BOOTERY, 110 Sooth Mich Howoil, Mich, well built 7room INCOME TAX RETURNS MADE OUT 406 EAST GRAND RIVER AVE BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS PHONE 104 , MAX RUSlEUUiigr STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHAXTHrV Georgo Balmer and Margaret Balmer his wife plaintiff J Phillip B Smilo, John S Dennet John S Bennett, Daniel Robinson HeniV Maiden William Mai dan Mai tin Maiden,Mary Maiden, Mary Ann Maiden John Maiden, Liddy Ann Smith Sarah Roper Sylvanus F0R SALE lli uhev A Smith, James Loughlin Lydia A, Euiith defendants or t 4,, No 38bi r ORDEB, OF PUBLICATION I ,,1111 Mixers for rent ZW At O Station of said court held11 oi or electnc power, FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 KESlDENr L 61J LLOYd HENDEE LIVE STOCK HAULM AND Weekly Trips Made To Detroit GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 64F14 CARL JONES CONCKBTE PRODUCTS GRAVEL, SAND AND TOP SOIL, ROAD GRAVEL, FILL DIRT, AND ROADS BUILT BLOCKS LAID PIECE OR TRACT CONWant Ads Y AVEL Scrap hu iJ3 per Ion I deiiveitd to my yard or will pickup Howell Iron 70S S Walnut 1 1 iOR SALE1,1 Chev Al C dOion, Phone lincknd 1UF4 Call at ol Mill St in tho eveni Conor ingi Metal Co Pit, 216 cu, u ,ua ritv nl cu n lxrs for sale on wheels ucr all limes L H Crandall, Opposite Howell Theater on tirini Riwr Howell Michigan 1947 Joseph H i or sale, axles, wheels and hitches Charcoal and Pkg Coal Wlsi Rental Trailer Service I FOR SALE House nd Five Acies Ted Singer, UU15 Monks Rd Finckoay, Michigan FCTT SALEFishing Shanty J C Dinkel, Pinckney STATE OF MICHlUAix THiJ PROBATE COCRT kGB, THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON At a sasion of said Court, held at 1 I the Frobuto Office in the City of Howell in said County on tho da of January A D, 148 6th of Housewives 8 AV B TOUR WASTE FATS , , im nf 011 Gd RiverKast Knd Lake Che1 sent Hon Willis L Lyons, On reading and filing the bill of, mu u evening, JudK ot Probate complaint in said cause and the at ,,,5,,,, tL hi the Matter 0 the Estate 4iAmAi r, rnnrP HalmerA Martrar t0Ii SALE450 chick oil buinmpf , , 1 u ww LBISW lidavlt of George baimer siargar , Lmma Burgy,, Deceased et Balmer attached thereto, from Tafr tlAn Mable h which it satisfactorily appears to the FLORIDA REAL ESTATE I nxir that the defendants above If in the market for Florida, Overcome court named, or Uieir unknown heirs, dev hotves or business of any kind con isees,1egatees and assigns, are prop, tact James W Tincher with F C er and nocossary parties defendant c Morris Real Estate Co in the above entitled cause, and j 903 East Hillsborough, Tampa, Fla It further appearing that after I know wha,t you,like and we diligent search and inquiry it cau have iit , not be ascertained, and it is no known whether or not said defend FOR SALE Mixed Hay ,ants arc living1 or dead, or where Will Cooror any of them may reside if living and j if dead, whether they have personal, REAL ESTATE WANTED reoresontativos or heirs living or WANTED LISTING If jyou Suydani, having filed in said Court her petition, praying that an instrument tiled in said Court be ilmiued to Probate as the last will and ttament of said deceased and that administration of said estate be granted to Hiram R Smith or some other suitable person It is TdereTthatlthe 16th day of February A D, i948, at ten oclock in the fojrenoon, at sard probate of, xav Shortage eacii week cor vre successive weeks previoos io said hearing, in the IMnckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyons Jdg of Probate A true cop Willis Lyovs, Judge of Probate Celectia Parshall, Register of Pro bate HRISsCflSniC r II Vile j lice, be and is hereby appointed foi hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, The public whereby or some of them my re interested in selling your farms w 0000 Z SdSl side, and further that the present lake properties, we should be inter h k ftrHSl whereabout of said defendants aroj estod h listing then We have been Vnknown and that the names of sell wig properties m this locality the persons who are included therej for 2 ears Yoj may pvoiit 1 in without being named, but who our experience We devf Je our en are emnraced therein under the title tire time to developing and selling of unknovm heirs, devisees, legal Oppostie Howell Theatre,phone 17 oes assignsjcannot be ascertained Our office is on Grand River, opp, after diligent search and inquiry L H Crandall, Howell Michigan On nation of Kinney Adams, attorneys for plaintiffs, IT IS OR DERED that said defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legat oes and aaaigns, cau their appear ance to be entered in this cause within throe months from date of this order and in default tbereo thai said bill of jomplaint be taken s c oof eases by the said Jefendanta, their wiknowa heirs, oUvisees, legsrt oes ard assicrae j IT IS FUKTHLR ORDEllED thst withia tweAtS dsjys plaintiffs causej a COD of this order U be published in the iiucknev Dispatch a newspap er printed published and circulat, ed in amid OMifity six weeks in succOXYDOl TJWe PB WM SOAP IL Collins, Circuit Judg CounteusiCBed LooaV M Schutc, Deputy Clerk of She Cirovk Court Take Mgttoe, that this suit, in which the foregoine order was outy mao invoives and is broucht tt uiet title to the following describ od piece er fswool of land situate and heists is the County of laving L a follow KJ8 lof the Ck of Seotiou iif7i ioTow4tje 4X Seat JCch, the North lk Pm s Cornelia Otis of the National The a JKwrien of Hie Mason of sfOl eafgjajsj to he Jime i shown makinj M of the and usrftV the fifht iinst esrtretateons in the tateof yolites Jlkhspmio AenakL W Berten, fiss MU9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 21, 1948 Description An account of the resource January 21, 1948 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948-01-21 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch