135 10 4274 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a536b8d709e47dcd0aa4d56192230470.pdf 34687cdedb2afbb2f2475218998ba6bb 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. r yfftST TIi f a N if Volume 63 News hems of Boys in Service Un Ctaaatalftf Onr Beys Wfco 4M tarring la the Aiaea Labor Bee Jhm Bmkf To Be Held Home iinrjhs Tbe PmckMjr Diptch Wednesday, April 17 1946 No1 Charles F Smith , son of Mr and Mrs, Orvilie Smith of Pinckney has beea discharged from the uo Coast Big Be to Be Held Soon To Grade rn FariD Ho and Fix Up Memorial Field f ie JJjrn to Last Thursday Gbfiund The county road commission ma j The fm hou c oi Mr nd fiiw chine come over Saturday and start Albert i mkel on Schaefev Rondivcn Guard after44 months service, part1 eJ work moving the cement tennis 0f ChuLas Concvs, burned dpwn of the time He will reside in Uasii court rom the atnietic field It was about noon Thursday A passingyno Hampton , N W He was in i mc m0ie of a Job than figured and Mst iaw the file and noiined ,th iui ov SnnAiv iat wic Uiey vh ftfcu to come back this ni no tV MAYS CHURCH Rev Francis Mvrpfiv, prwtor 745 and 1100 a m 4C Suhdav rnd in0 Michigan Mirror State News 0 c New and and Happenings of Stalo Teriley Told Preposterous the lit over Sunday last week Darrell Shirley, son of air and Mrs Albert Shirley is now doiug M P uty in Germany Capt Tel Bourbonnais jr is now at Gamy McCoy, Wis Masses at fifcchism aurday owna Friday P00 p m PveTnjion for Sunday 1220 noon URREN 1 OMMfiN Franklin D Roosevelt died a year ago last April 1 I t Friday hi from Landing Hyde Park home, left to the nation i I in his will, was dedicated a mtr s fabrication of lies J onal shrine in his memory His sue retorted Marry H Jackson, exwar J censor, President Truman, has found den of the state prison near Jackson, the going rocky He lacks the popuin answer to the charges against himj iar appeal of the late F D R and a airedat the stale civil service comso lur has not shown r ome back this Dinkels ihe lire was m tin ftts week to fmishWhen this is removed and may have started uwi the Aim the iootball field and soft ball dia ney Both Howell and Pinckney fe mond will be laid out department came o b Only part of ion each Saturday 8 to9 p m it is planned to have a big fate tne household gocu, mostly on the Sunday 700 to 730 a m soon similar to the one held here on fjrst flour were sa,j qvui at, of the date of the scrap drive and ask furniture belonging to their da ugh Services April 14 to April 21 iIajor William Devereaux, son of tne People lo turn out and donate ter Alberta, was also burned votion each morning at 7 a m Mri Jennie Devereaux, recently dia dav work in Reading the field ai 1 At the present Mr and VIr DikJeach evening at S p m Iiev and charged from the army, has at Columbus, Ohio William Brash jr recently inducted into the army is now at Fori Sheridan, III An Army Recruiting office is t tha Pinckhey postoffice every Tues day, Mrand MrsJdsel Meyer of Wa infton V, C are here on 7duyiui lough He has ieenListed and will n bo out of service until 1948 wasirgton IX C Will be his address un L tlien Edsel got a five day extension on hi3 furough Monday The PincUncy SvftbaU tearais grateXuLto4ww fo g ven fine so it ball bats They ware used by the boys on his iiipo, tl e USS Morris antfEdward Biddie it the South Pfccifici throughout the var Edsel bought a house trailer in locaUd getting it ready for fencing and kel, son Allan and daughiCiAlbertn, Joacliim will assistAdoration Thursputting in the lights A number o are living in a barn The loss is 1people have offered to donate the use tauy covered by insurance Va Un of bujl dozers and tractors MuJi derstand they expect to rebuild, ilie help will be needed in grading the nou,x wi3 knova as the William Held ana considerable hand work Uison uvrm hoiae and was one of willbe necessary with rake and sho ic fine old courts roidUXv , I ihe poi for the fence wili have to be set in cementThis will he a bi CONSERVATION DEFT holiday and the school anu business da places will be askd to dose as they An rcli oi inow over nianyf of id for the scrap ivoA free dinner Michig n4s northern counties has tn I ivou a ni throughout the day Good Friday C30 to S a in, 12 to 3 pm ana 7 to S p tn Sutaidny Ihipiimai water and blessing oi latr , HO to S Cluldrens comli am 8 to 9 p m ICasier Masses 745 and 11 a in, Intentions this week arc for thjiivnts of MivMary Lvnch Kenncdv mission hearings in Lansing That nearly two dozen cases of whiskey were delivered to Jacksons Ho1 Cummun Itikn Itsiciencc from GLarrys bar mtf in Ueiroit where the state charged j the murder of Senator Warren G Hopper was plotted D That a prison inmate was permittanded to isit a house of ill fame several times a 1 that the prison employee who a aged it went unpunished, and w open gambling prevail ed at times in the prison yard where prisoners ran blackJack games and dice tables F j1, a ni Adults has not shown the knack ex Inbited by the late president in getting1 his measures enacted into laws federal Housing, Wage and ,Hour Draft extcnsiui and National Health J sonc oi the bills stalled in com jut tees by a combination of Southi democrats and Republicans This is rank ingratitude on the part oi tie south as it was chiefly at the insistence of the south he was nominated over Henry Wallace wiiose advocation of repeal of the poll tax aroused the ire of the south Jhe Republicans are already claimling victory in 1D48 and this is all for the workers will be served at t of e ,Lne ile choolWatch this paper for the date iiie iUlU J OCAL NEWS MraJZhwL Mefm4etrirfnATm Arbcr Satuiday , Idr ana IM Don Swarthout vere, e 1 ci i J i SOUl 01 m jaelcson Saturday I , Mi, and Mrs Murray Kc ,ri,,, 1 were in Detroit Friday Marcian Ledwidge was horn1 lazzard ivi1 the prvtent of Micliiian reci ed 74,i7V from ga and oil vvli leas and royalties last year r hnvo Men f tTmTriccET At TheiTfa,ra conlhicatd and LOUP ar cuvcU u e i Iutti to all fi ieiid,,n a giil to visit the hospital room of an inmate Jackson was discharged after an investigation Ly Attorney General iiid laic 11 Kennedv on April 11 JoilU R ltliruers liad disclosed all April li for parents of Mrs luciaed iHsadminitration of the prisi yi l for the late Veronica and loo and Paul Fohey April 17, JOI inteiitijn of pool ul Apiil filLf 20 fir late Anton Pouch, ution jpC1 GKVUIIJA for a JOVOMS rm ll IMOUJlt I r niiuki anedy COOl Ji V A , a iir ao , 1 p eit irilv1 la SJ, IViink Oro, nvd Tadi ic luone you lappy , and hour , , more remakable as they have not That a guard was bnbedto permit, the sllhte8l iliea thei, candi date will be The resignation of Mr Pro A noil, Gov Deweys hand picked national chairman is taken to mean Gov Deweywill not again be a candidate Congressman Reece of Teniiesee is the stop gap, national chair man o succeed iirownell but will only hold office until the presidential candidate is nominated as the Utter is always given privilige of naming ion by the iollov ine, JiUKion, the iwarden Pettit, asst v anlen t J 1 Francis, dejjuty warden Jhas Waiten, records clerk Walter W i 1 yon, clneTlaTanTT7iTI7ItieTuirQvKik ,1 j, 0vvn accountant OJ the oratiem Holy Thursday josii d in It unaUe Lo aiiend acliur,li om iii Mjeiuti of last week has cuiionsing wmen Jie will take back to Detroit ove the week end the cherry crop , o nnd iniurod Washington with him He is in the Porn to Clarence Culver and wife peach crop in tone mace,, pole navy personel dept of Detroit on April 8, a son land grapes wciv ,rt anfitoiitly ExSergtTef Adseh of the Dctroij Andrew Campbell and family were elored to be injurd mueh Jheasan police force called on Mr and Mrs ni Ann Arbor Satuday night have n t yet stired to net and Wm Shehan, Monday j Ona Campbell and famiiy and Richard Poul son, Seaman 2nd rhiss Rita Kerwvdy were in Detroit Sunof Great Lakes, 111, UaHrer Shavpt day of Grand Rapids are visiting IL, ynny Valentine of Cholsen spent lh N ck end at the Thomas Murphy is not bel win dom Pear r 1U h ioved ft iO trmprvs tok on viou u,ra appoinU, our fjmcnt an alieiaiae Rtf AlfrrJ Allard, Minister f MirFioreiic, augtwijOjanist and fJhit Uiector t K Thomuon S I Supt and Mrs Otto Pouho tornini Voviip ifiiay chooi Cho1 jc Master Wors 10 , 11 Wl rvyeniiy Aniuav 11 DO t chairman, it seems a t rifle early to make prophesies as a lot can The seven officials dismissed from hallcn in the ext two Vtara and tlnir duties , appealed the action olj l,obab,v wl11 the tate corrections comaiissiou to the civil serveecommission which Thc threateaed food shortage is ha, beeu conducting hearings on thejdirect resultUf the liftinff of food eucpnce jjationing before the Furopean counPettit withdrew his appealFollow lrje,s CQUIQ Kfit ni0 f00j production in uisclosme that OLarrys bar had Rationing was an inconvenience and ngai ligured in scandal, the state unpopular although a necessity and liUoi control commission ordered aj without it the SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Pinckney, Mich, April 15, 1D4G The school board of Putnam Dist scr i e as many pelts this year as last art a closed season is recomended for next year i4 trapping liccmKiwere issued, 8 percent less than la t year Ihe demand for pine seedling f t 3,2000 vcbceii receded co,rd A , rared tonfl77,000 hist year Ship,, Falhor Son ljmimpt Vm , ing will continue to May 15 iry he cnttTht in a number home John Martin and wife were Sun ty guests at the John Meyers home at Ypsilanti Mr and MrsHoward SeefddMary, net No2 convened at the school wan Jane GaHaffher are row living at the following numbers presentGor Silver Lake mU Kelly, 9 B,Warthout, Royi LloyaHrndee and wife spent SunClark, Mrs Clare Palmer and P W day with Dr James Nash andfamily Tr0 lt PI u j of Coldwater of tea,i in Soutrn Michigaiia following bills were presented Miss Mary Fllen Doyle of Ann dudinir the Saline river, Snyder, WiFarmers Peed Supply,coal 42350,5 A,i0v ,,r, ,veok Cili Xt her ,,n ami isiackev creeks anrl fAvain Cory Drug 3350Ed SekeelUUI home la r, j iak iu Jackson county ald Trout, otln by Curlett, supported by Palj Ms Louis Coyie entertained the1 ,,, iajnt Creek, Clinton river and mer to pay bills Motion carried Kings Daughters County Beard at 0rd ard Lake in Oakland county A motion was made by Cftgiri her home Monday, and supported by Palmer t0 PPi Lemuel Martinand WmSouthland grade teachers 1700 for the school year and 100 extra if theyjom Martin home finish term and high aool teachers Miss Jennie Devereaux spent the V750 and 100 exua if they finish week end with Mr and Mrs James term Motion carrieo Kavanaugh of Jackson Motion by Swarthout, supported Mr and Mrs Edsel Meyer, Mis by Palmer that SuptReader be giveoLianch Clark and Mrs Alta Meyer a 3 year contract at 3,000 a yearjawere in Lansing Friday Motion carried Ambrose Murphy and family of lNoteThe school will receive Jackson spent the week erd at the about 90 more state aid per teach home of Mrs Mary Murphy lie ception of member Candle light communion 7 Q Thursday eve Good Friday service iiegiuniTig Lifrfictf Ad mrcttrith hearue Amil lj to face charges of ilUi a i unex, cted bouquet was hamfed to il tal liquor control commission by li CJ rettymau, supl,of the Mich Temperance Foundation, ihe succeisor of the Micn AntiSaleon 1 ,agee Said Preti mac Tile KUC iuii,iiji hs done more toward cloHliing up , iii m i j ai J i aces i1 i came lo M years ago u v conmis l Jour Mrs next of Ypsilanti spent last Friday at the bridge club Tuesday Gust Henneau haa bought Sadie Read entertained her uesaay the Phuiney iiigh school ba er next year with the provision it be j Willard Bennett and family of aiedonMrand Mrs Hollis Vvylie on 1 games last yPUi a,, la uMoulin cottage at Rush Lake Dan Driver and son of Dexter ypeni Sunday at the Edward Spears home Neluon Buzzard has the job of caring for the public rquare this year Mrs Lillian Hassencahl moved into her home on Unacfilla St last D and Mrs W C Wylie of Dex IK si in v hai W GOSPEL IviiSSION j I reitymans commmil foliowerl the Pastor iA eahe taf couveiinon at Lanang of th S S Supt Marvin Shvr j dimgan Tuble lop Picetoees disMoining Worship , lb0i jietc rs of beer and liquor, who were Sunday Shool 1U nrgd i,y Ihos OKeele, haeitg Pe oung Peoples Meeting 7 J0 j troil beer distributor, to elect people SJvenuig Worship to otfic who are honest or Service, Wed 00i d0 tlie job you ant thorn lev Edward1 Jantzi is the iker at the services each thK week at H0 pm Sunday JO and Good rili You are iniicd lo il inir ai i 280 pm VJ 111 00 gue t eniiig evenj , ire ordnp ami will to do MAKKJ iCJi LICENSES U WIN 19th STRAIGHT VILIOHY spent on teachers salaries i jackjon were Sunday guests of Mr Catalogues of fire doors were pass and Mrs Andrew Campbell around it it was voted toi j0Keph Bas,ydlo and wife were order 2 steel fire doors 8x10 as perj Sunday in Ypsilanti with his sister, order of state fire marshall j Mrs Nelson House and family Finishing of the basement room Tel Bourbonnais sr writes from so that ahome economics class could Hemett, California he has relumed be started to teach sewing etc was to his home frCmi the hospital I put over to May meeting i Mr a nd Mrs M E Darrow at School area plan was als0 discuss tended the opera Roberta at the 3 this ,ear, givmg iheri 1, was here Tuesday they beat St T ins nomas Saturday Ray Reader of Howell Saturday helping Bob Ackley on his Ann Arbor 16 to 2Charles Clark was new house tne starting pitcher fo Pinckney Rev J M McLucas of Brighton is and held St Thomas helpless Joe building a cottage at Swarthots Rurnand Jerry Clark, the freshman Cove, Portage Lake battery finished the game Connealv Robert Read and family attended Murphy pitchec fo St Thr a birthday party Saturday for Mrs Nicholson catching Io ad lietrick, 42, Ilartland, Fdia ur h, , Columbus, Ohio Ray Spare, 2,J, Howell, Petty Iaiker,, I iloae Dftvard Read, 7, How11, Olgo iaock,h,liyron Milford White, 22, Pighton, DoinP , 1, Brighton Clifford Salmon,2Ulowell, balJ Bertha Role 20, Ho vrlt as woft Michigan J rner, 4 Gcfo, Lucy Cher y, , Oceola a necessity war could not have been carried on This country was a, an of the coming shortage but the clamor of pressure groups caused Washington to act against their better judement and repeal rationing Various expedients have been proposed such as cutting the size of a loaf ufbnad a fourth but we doubt i tiey wili nerve thfj purpose The whole thing was brought about by public dislik for ah inconvenience and Washingtons inclination to lis ten to pressure groups The lowly pigeon is getting to be i a regular menace The state fire marhall ordered the pigeons which nave nested around tiie Pinckney school exterminated as a health measure This was done Now the j 1 P V in Detroit has oeclared war on those who frequent the Detroit city airport and sentenced them to death It seems they congregate there in such swarms as to make the handing of planes a hazzardThe excution will be carried out by the police department i Car0f mack, 24,Briglton, Doris Ha, Ian, 2S, mas with ed but no action taken Motion to adjourn by Kelly, supported by Clark Motion carried P W Curlett, secretary COUNCIL MEETING Masonic temple, Detroit, Sunday eve Clyde Fisher and wife and Mrs Lettie Fisher were Sunday dinner j guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Say in I Webberville Friday guests of MrsNettie Vaughn were Mrs Norma Merrill of Webster Bud Ford got 2 hits for icl i acitney, Mae Bull is of Gregory Mr and Mrs Vincent Snooks and daughter, Joan, spent the week end in Detroit with his father Mrs Ida Byers and daughter, JanWalter Girard who purchased the et, are in Seattle, Wash Luick cottage at Island Lake, Lake Fred and Ross Read, Ed Parkin land, is fixing it up to rent Fred Read and family and Robert today, Sun Higrins, Texas CAKD OF THANKS 1 wim in this way friends and neighbor leilTs and iir, for iants and flov to thank my i Va,h for tiair kind re , the beautiful1 Micha School Com Julius Haab has been bd iii to settle a dispute in the Whitemoe Lake school Olive Walsh i a iindegarten teacher there for 18 years v a not offered a contract for l4o47 A petition asking she be liijpo ,eis signed by 218 people in I the district rl he board disregarded this and hired another teacher Miss is well known around Pinckii a daughter of the late l Wahh of Dexter township Uo oth or expo he while ai , return hoc Mrs Meda Henry rs and for the gifts ssions of sympathy pital and since in who lived juii south of the Northwest Territorial Road , j T j er SPECIAL COMMUNICATION and Lee Lavey were in WiillowRun Minutes of the Council meeting of, and Mrs Marjory Shehan and child and family were Sun 3jrg Claribelle Elliott of the So, the village of Pinckney, held at the, rn of Rush Lake t diiy dinner guests of MrsLuu Lamb, is visiting at the Claytor Carpenter council rooms in said village on thej Edwin Sprout, Gerald Vedder and Lulu visited Mr and home 15th day of April 1946 Willard Widmeyer are working on M Lamb of Ann Arbor anf , McCIqar and sister, Anna were PresentPresident Lavey CounJthe niht shift at the Dexter Mould Mr anJ Mrgjames Popp of Plymouth Wert t from Detroit for the week cbnen Griffith, Hammer, Clark, Palj Plastics Co i last wek endHarry Ie and wife of Lakeland M and Urs Ed Gendowski of Car cidwell and family of Lake cation oi F to There will be a special commuriI in n Lodge No TJ on hiday night, A pi il l, i first degree Refresh, eof after degce work A cocfr, ments In Dearborn the pupils of the Brainard school are still out on strike be ii iecaJei iot to renew the contract of PrincipalBlaisel for next year They picketed the school for two days carryirg banners In ihj they were joined by their mothers Tin has now been discontinued but Pv are still remaining away from school and family of Mr Detroit spent the rs mer, and Clinton Absent Councilman Kennedy and Mylo Kettler The following resolution was intro jaclSOn were Sunday guests of dueed by Councilman Clark and itsand Mrs g H Carr Councilman Clinton I Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson Svnday guests of Mr and flirJj anrf family of Romulus and daughtoj wereHollis Holloway and Mra Sidf,r of pettvv5 M Mr ard LJe week end with Chemung were callers at the Beni Gust tHcnnrtu of Rush white home one day last week j Mr and Mrs Ernest Ailmond and liAb April April jf Be is resolved that it is advisable nve returned to their cottage at Lak Miller and Mrs to vacate and to discontinue streets ia said village of Pinckney, as foil ows Putimm Street betwean fitraet end Marion Street Street between rjuad Putnam Stieet H resolved that this Council land from Florida Their son remainy of j,lainfied and Mr andf Mrs ed in Florida until school is out Horace Hanson of Ann Arbor Pincknev seems to be getting her Mr andf Mrs Gass of Detroshare of new cars Walter Clark has Sunday at the Lester Mc a l46 Nash, Howard Thayer a Ford, Afef homc and helped Barbara and Unadillaj geiff Kennedy and Jack Patoa, their birthdays Dodges , A The Hoff Sisters and P W CurSunday callers of Mrs Lulu Lamb d famil were in Whitmore SnnMy were week cnd guests at the Charles Sherman home j Mrr Wm Bowman of Detroit vis ited Mrs Goldio Bowman last week Mrs Dorothy Reason Alberson and railer and Harold Reason of Detruiij called on Mr and MrsWmMercer CALL SCHEDULE Hartiand there 2South Lyon there April 2Ann Arbor high there April 2i Stockbridge here May iJDexter there May 7Ilartland1 here May HP Brighton there May ,14 Grass Lake here May 17 Fowlerville here May 21Chelsea there May 24Dexter here M 2Ann Arbor high Mav M Brighton here here Moore Shirey and wife entertain, SKiclAL NOTICE Moore ed Sunday in honor of Mrs James I end hear any objections to j wer Mr and MrsKenneth Jensen, Ann Arbor m4 Ypsilanti Sun oi said streets at the n,, anf Mrs Elmer Simon and Mr anJ at the John Moon ia the Village of Pinck, Mrs Dwight Juckctt of Detroit h at the Ust named place ShirejTs srs birthday, James Shirey j The County Road Commission lith day of May, 1946J sunday gjests of Mr and Mrs Mr ,1 Mrs Manley Blanchard anrf Henry Shirey and family have agreed to let us put all rubbish resoived that aetice of Walter Clark vere MrsRose Hendee, Robert Travis of 011 James Shirey jr and family of Jack j in the d lL rtti kA 4rivn hrM PrVinan and family of Ann, , WAatr ATM iruests of Mrand Mr7 on Charles Burkholder Howell to,n on 0Larrys Bar in Detroit where 1 e plotting toassaainate Senator i ooper of Albion was done is still j ooing businssIts reputed ownerMike Selig is a leading Purple ganster and i under sentence in the Hooper case During the Jackson prison inquiry last week it was uVsclosed 24 cases of h,skey had boen s ft from there to Jackon prison for sale to iiuaMea Chairman Pat Aron of the lkpser commission announces he will start action to repeal the OLarry bar license for sale of liquor for consump tion off the premises ump on the curve north of w Howell, town on the Howeli road , providing for 3 successive tueeksj Arbor and DrCecil Hendee and fam Moulin cottage at Rush Lake Drand Mrs L W Ketcham of it is all taken way back out of sight sneettag will be given byJ Max Parkiasoa and family I eoeeesi Irlsitatiti were jreek end guests AIL SUv 4fTL carried ily of Lansing Mrs Louis Oyle end Mrs Bmnch The Rybka or N Pacey farm in VanVtiys, Calis visitjng his parent v , WK Putnam has been sold to Walter , iftd MrfL w A tcham Clark were in Ann Arbor Saturday, j Spittler 0f Willis who has moved rv Wesley Reader saw the operaPin r W K Meyer entered St Joe hos The Rybkas have gone to Hamtram M at th Hartland music festival j cuted Pleas do not take any more WEDNESOAY pital Monday for a checkup and opJ TTenry wW stuv at the Bob Pike Mrs Sarah Hinsdale, former local north of Naebes bridge r I PAJ0 LL0YB and thrown over the bank Any one found putttig it near the highway or dumping on roadside will be prosej NOTICE Anyone caught DUMPING RUBBISH on Grazda Property, West of school property will he preseeatei Norma nan UP SPECIAL NOTICE 1 AM NOW ABLE TO YOUR DAY OLD CALVES y eratMA ,f jheme until school is oui teacher took part 1 Lee Lavey, village presides MFtt t3JrQ mm , A m BWSRBP PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 17 jSytoan Then ire CHeLSRA, MJCJL W5uiGnoriNG won ast Ana Abor wiVi vote May 13 incoipoctIT a a city Freeman Webber of VI ivr, Lake has lc imc Lii J me Washtenaw CJ u I , j ervisors Gilbert nd en, 15 0V , , of Dexter township ior t n Girl of the I j years, was missing fro,, Fr, Sat, April 19, 20 for the f tJme hjs iVlfcLOD Y RAMCi i Ton school s in Monroe count, vo Starring this month on consolidatiu and form GN AUTREYJIMM DUKANTE , jng an agricultural school JSti MILLtK, VER , VuUi, Dick Howett will aupcpLe the UAtJoi HHVS, ivAKY Lt proposed Stockbridjfe nvrtvtionai iCarteon bportneei Now, proKnytkg summer I narrow r r , Mr urn fys Georere uc lilcn bun, Mon, Tue, Apri 21,244 Kuhn of Gregory huso 101 L1 to IN HULL r WOOD woikins for hti Citir y A Comedy witv, to Innvanvo Co , iowet BUD ABBOTT LOU cOMLLLO, T of , , NUANCES RAFrLRTYJEAN LOR n ,,, v,ore doel,,1l,j TER, RAGS RAGSLAND v eek Cartoon Musical Parade ja0 T a F0s Icr iile i,oy r ,6 hus been elected mayor of ,01Wed, Thur, Apnl 24, Z5 aj h VVIUiMKL school, Detroit Story of a Horse in Cinecolor vVuiidu Dui,diufi of Mr 1 1 5tairing MrsHoward Davis, i ujvi coiLti of BOB STEELE, STERLING HOLLO the IVvlervillc iieur a,i WAY VIRGINIA MAPLES Miided Ilummerih oA V rile, D, suiUiitOilau BLHIND CllV LIGHTS aud lh0 0,,, sehi0i , DAD y IiT 1,,,L 4, A Drama with Octoia No ho1 0w d i LYNN JSiiKTS PETER CCOKSON and JEROME COWMAN Louis vioneiJr cf CiulA CornNext SundnyBandit of Shewood 4Ub recehed a diharo iu tiForest j 1J Mi, llauie Decker, ro, o1, oy ory celebrated her SCth birthday laot vcck She is the ,oa ia cnild 01 the late Dr C V 110,1 K cktioy H sr47eIl I ntStrP Virginia Shixley, diiavun ol Mr IJHrJJ uj ,ii, Albert Shirley won fir,t zo in the rural school essay conici HOWELL,MIGH Wed, Thur, Fri, April 17, 18,19 ilViilATlON OF LIMi with CLAUDETTE COLBERT and WARREN WILLIAMS Plus EAST SIDE OF HEAVEN with trG CROSBY, JUAN BLoruLi Selected Shorts itii her asay on Cljina Ilirold Crandall, Howell na L, cceived delivery of a iuw a, iri1 al tie Howell air port last vv Mrs Bcrnice Wylie of JIowcl i tuned last week from a three weeks eta at Jacksonville, Florida The Byron high school senior class ,tat June 11 on a bus trip to WushnytonDCand New York City There were times when Mother had to vadc through snow to carry wood to feed the kitchen stove She heated water on die stove tv thaw the pump Then she pumped more water and carried it In to be heated on the same stove for cooking, scrubbing and bathingand for thawing the pump again But on the farms of Michigan life hat changed, and is continuing to change The greatest factor in that change has been the availability of electric power In the electrified farm home that lantern Is almost a museum piece In the kitchen, the bathroom and the laundry, water, hot and cold, is on tap The ash pan is gone where the woodboxplneth The electric range is white and shining, and the calendar hangs over what was once the exit of the old black stovepipe The milk and butter that used to hang in the well before Dads dad built themilk house out by the windmill are in the electric refrigerator now Theres a broom in the closet for ihoolng the catan electric sweeper for the Brussels carpet Out in Dads oriain electricity milks the cows, grinds the feed, hoists the hay and saws the wood It separatee th i,i s the sheep, warms the baby chicks as no hen could warm them, and kids the hens them selves into IUIIR up before daylight to be about the business of laying eggs rr of tnrrlvrv Its objective is to see that electric service is within the reach of every one of those farms To at e Pi oh Edison row is eTBaged in extending its lines some 600 miles into every remote corner of its hce extensions will be completed just as rapidly as materials and skilled labor can be obtained, u T V E H F T R O I T E D 1 s o C O M P A N t Sat, April 20 Matinee 2 Pii Dojle Feature GLHE AUIREY oKlNGTIME IN 1HE ROCMES ALAJ IML A COJLD CHANGE Cartoon I MT Vri, Apii 21, 22 iviat k M Sunday DOLL FA Starring CARMEN Mlh ,IA Selected jhorts NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO i diawi of tie u UJI c jio K ae now on dp,r viii he oi coriiiLticil n , 1 i larc display front oi wrarc La ihc Maionic i ii ore will be in the 1 poer r 11Mi 1 l i wihout a free CAN SCIENCE HARNESS THE a rtatc is aill bjoun in ooh pliL I,J ia,f AOM FOR YOU iiHiiHy over the corrkr oi a loni aorv y lid IIJ i l A T f v n 1 J 1 HU 1 I A, Mea re Shows 7 and 9PM btockbridge, Mich Fri, Sect, pi LJ, v DtNUEKOUS PAKiNiiK A lystery Melodrama with JAMES CRAiG, SIGNE HA3SO Cartoon Travel Corned 19,, e, dun,, iuce,, jtprii 41 23 WEEKEND AT THE WALuOKr A Comedy to Suit the Taste of Eveyon Starring GINGER ROGERSLAHA TURNER Plus News WALTER PIGEON, VAN JOHN SO ComingTSportn Chancei nlify I Unknown Pardon My Pst ix in Kennedy hu1j I1 ,111 reixLl it iiio 1 , iho1 hn Lowii L t, 1 M r nd Jh ,1 r aip li Sdii ,ii y I i r jlid i if,idi is Thc village A rllh j Learind to clr Mlil v Water and Center ht I iiir nev liin uo vO bail janie fom Cirivy i X 0 1 The liilup wa C Ci,yij , liff Cook, c Dean Kca o,i, i ie Campbell, 2nd Dayle Ken , Herald AlcClukey, ss, outfiHd ihd, Bowman,Wilcox, Hooker, IShulian and jiemy Una Campbell is in a Icntin h ilta with a crfhed hand iniun i fatrry the ChriFitzsiiros rcei, i K from the povernvrnt nr 1 M vick pay lUt WCL H nry Ford wa i r1 1t nd ate ir,er at MCrofo7t oalimented the took, M, ntte rn or 1 DJ laccvay Goin to tle h 0 Vn ,J1GB Carrol of Hilatd Lake h , noticed a pile of wood chunk, are i to AUBiJRY 5 a 1 ha e r J on L unless means are deviicd to over ome it Head about it In ihe Ainjran Weekly with this Sundaysl 1 l April 21 Detroit Times Koad ho , , hiri peril will not hinder buiidmo tomic eneiny plants ,, 11 in vi as Kivon at the Mrs Maude Salet, o Ann Arboi lU u ii 1 v pati pesnt the week end at the JHHook n i i, itJI WrineOa eve er home , i,ilc M,J speeches by Ml ancj Mrs Charles DoleUki Ox , Rev Sinpun Detroit spent Sunday at the iouu Coyle homfAr and Mrs Wm, Beard and aoi L l of Ann Arbor spent Saturday at th j r ptch Jonn Bell home cdho, 1 i I vcii iiur AIr and Mrs, Laurence tiaughi , a ild t i l, Th v hniiK of id n t Listen, boss, IM nalt t satlmg, m me something L tfeYf y brenthfag, Spray me with stmeCANPHOAL Then I bet IIt sure fteswell DR SALSBURYS CAN 1 PHOSAL helps loon IJ pnj rnii n the I nucuf nd phlegmrim roVuli and thrOt W trip chictt twiathc eiser Dont Id thow j I iiuKtrntcdlculy UCANPHOSAL j I E4J W it iutaai i ne , 1 , ii were Saturday guests at the Robert wer and baby Qi Ann Arbor Wi , VliUfield of Detroit ii pu,tr of the Unadha i re 1 1 irh Wn Uilhrt dieo at his home At i 1 01 roi tTny iiftVi ADQUARTBRS FOR POULTRY LS3U Sundlay callers of Mr and Mn 0 V ho moved his ma dT0 0 H Mer tre WmLamb an p, MWi, of the,, Char, , I i,, ,il l,a ,, M 21v d, Vsw J inve ck spRdicu3 an J i, doiK M Julius DivlioVarj Jane Witt fTheS fl Wauiorvr to b I,, ,1, J and baby ot Ann Arbor Sunday guests 01 Mr, aita vz x t jjie J Nash were Miss Isabel Nah anoj f I Raw, ain seem Mrs Grace Schleede o Aiii Aioor I J here to stay, Sunday guests of Mr and un j f j CecalOxcidiosis , Louis Shehan were Edward Roe ana I , seeh its prey, 11 wife and Gerald Bauer and family J Unless the boss of Brighton f i uses KEH0SAl Im going back i iato my she B wte Buy lt 1 uz DMU of Dfi 666 Veterans 0 JJ PREPARIATiOWS LIJID TABLET SALVES,XOSL DROPS Ue Only As Directed STACRBLESON TOOL ulfc MFG CO Prayreive Die and Tcols aad AU Machine Work Done HOWELL ST Pinckney, Mich ANTED TO BUY A Gravel true Ate ittotrcyce for sale Bob veddci iijirJi j 0 Tyms reign Wars instrels Im going back into my shall toney i pUs of Dft SAtS CLRVS RfKSAL to m ulC ehicJtk yowth nd for prompt prevention of the vmd of uut eaouiom iheM tt pptr 11 your Nock DIRECTED BY HAZE iI M T HOWELL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITOR1UM ft ,,,, krug Store HAVimOUGH INOSAL I MbrfsBeV far trtaters stif red W d anr iey the restd tta ef J stai fisltiifcBtea M rage ij th i osr e atrj BOJSIM art 1091 Use lople s r flu Use atoeac w wit alifjr Msi Savt4 r ,d , J9 L il iive fer ne IT fttr I s IMWtyiiHsileMiilHstissslllWiUlUsitMllM 1 iMVE YOU 1RIED OUR Fish Chips PART i 22 BsACK FACED COriLDIAMS AND SOLOISTS HARTLAND MALE UAiTdTT2 FND MEN ROBERT eSAHAM JAMES DOUGHESTY lUTERLOCuiOR PAST II 6 TOP NOTCH MUSICAL ACTS BY ORD MOTOR CO PROIESS IOr L ENTERTAINERS FISH AND CHIPS FRIDAY ONLY MT AIRY TAVERN 1 WO MILES WfcST OF HAMSURC Q ftiM DASICItlC SATURDAY AMD FsUDAY MfGHTS , jjBJBl ry PINCKmY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 17 1946 Enlist in the Service I Joptnes Shrine Interests Occupation Troops V , Jk i Si I nPTJ MA673 I Tie Army Regulars pictured obove ore taking in the tight of m ihrln ot Shiogoma, Honshu, in Jopon Guardians of Victory who join for three years hove their choice of overseas theoter Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store MiimsiiiMiHHiiiiiimiMiriiwiniiluitMiniJiiiiUfifc iufiiiniiiiuini F C Reickhoff Si J WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR WWCKNEY DISPATCH cred at posiorfiee Phscsaay, Mich coed dsas iatei Paid ia Advance Sibocriptioki 125 a rest lAUfc W CURLKTT, PUM I1HM Mr and Mrs CF Hewlett were in jad on hit week i ai Ih, John Confers of 11 V i town Tuesday Tdiev Van Sickle u i I dc ior gradin, C F Hewlett has t d lot north ox his virohoise vuglus iniji ox 1ttriot tji and family ot Ann Arbi Mi iiuday ai th W t te hone iw ana Mrs icorge Mtabon jr peU Sunday at the itichard Kinney iiuae in South Lyon Mr and Irs My von Wilcox of Detroit spent Sunday at their home at Portage Lae Andre Nesbiu and wife were undiV guest oi Mr ami IrsE A Nayor of Luton Hapids C F ikviett, local Wutkins Dealer, has just received a shipment of 2000 lbs of DDT Mcrwin Campbell and family spent the vvck end at the kyd Maycidii homo in Crand Rapids Royal Kellenherger lias sold his Iarm near Uyron and bought hi iM hnue in Gregory Mr and Mrs Louis Htackable and Van 1 edw idge and Mary Margaret Clark tpent Sunday in Adrian Mt and Mrs C F Hewlett are at tending the Watkins Dealers State convention at Lansing this week Mrs J C Reid of Portage Lake Road el last Wenne av lor Sn rjnciru, CuiUinia, 0 visit hH ivrstrrr uL Idiss Heatrice Lamhorn of Gregory is Maying with her sister, Mrs Jes hny since hm return from the hospital Mrs Florence Ihiughn and Mrs Mary Ihmghn ami children spent Mrb CtF lHewiet have JUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIlllllllHIIIIIHIIIIIIIini ,aturday at tne Jonn Cuvver hou , e Qr g hVUnU , M ,, , Lakf, Chelsea Sunday giiests ot Mrs hmma oil ,iier vore Mix Joe Murdock, Mrs 2 members of 1inckney Chapter 5 Toui Gehringer and MrsMary Rran u, 14TJ attended the O FS Friend 3 die of Detroit Mrs Drandle re hip night at Knghton last week S iaired or a visit Tuesday , ad Mrs William Iliush were crd t luHeston, W a, this week hy uu death uf hi, 1 1 r,M s ,,,,,, ,,, , W J Matthews She leaves her hus 1 S lWaU hand 2 lunhters and a son VTHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Arctic Cream IK Arctic Ice Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry tUma, This Months Package Ice Cream VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA 35c a Pint Hulk Ice Cream u bananna, butter scotch, Vanilla, Choeolata, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORT DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE carnt Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Ant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST D ad Stock Service in icbiwn Central Dead StoekCo First National Bank l Mrs, Fmma liroga f Stockbridge 5 spent Sunday with i and Mrs S Man ey Dinkel I g Sunday gutsts of Mrand MrsAlbert S a OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence 01H CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Mr and Mis Ralph Hartley of 1lllkli Vt W,n K anuMaughter Sns ,1, ,nd Mr aim Mrs Lotis f Iroit, Clayton Iusson and laniGalbraith and Mrs IsabeUu Kichl lkel and family of of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests Howill i of Mr and Mrs Harold Calbiaivh Mr and Mi, Leo Fiettes of Wall II acfc Dafeeeitor M 1i prague, Mis ihmice ed hake spent Sum v at the Roger g J ri jlm Caiei B tJl Bohm of Conoctah MrS Mar oul1 ari ll0IIU ul1 wil lhom took Mra WaCB Or 9llQ3ll and MJS Martin Wise and son of Klizu Wilkinson horn to Hyrous af Fowlenille were Thuixlay dinner ter the latter had spent the winter HOWELL, MICH of theh C0Usin MrM KoShil 1rG Chambers Keith Ledwdge who is attending REFRIGERATION REPAIR I Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Mich Stae college, Fast Lansmg, is Fjmk BeiLnyand Chuk Ciimdir Jrr Henry were Mr and Mr, playing on the junior varsity team S Undr Federal Supervision 5 Meruer Federal Oeneait la 5 tiiranee Corporation, All Da 5 potits Inaured up to 91,000 I FOR LOW COST FINANCING S BANK AUTO LOANS Mi,MiiiaiiMUllirtmillSnlUHIKIMMIIt1HMIItliUlir,,1lllltlllillllilMllU 9 Electric Wiring Electric Service Mctot Repairing Don Hammer Frank Zeigier son the tuo war veterans gohig m to the refrigeration repair ouMirjss in thi locality have bough x home I ia Pinckney and will includo our phone number as soon a, we can get one itbta ied Robert WulkerMiss Roberta Walker, h Lqcad numbeis oO I eroy Regan and Mr and Mrs lien MMaxine Nev,Nancy, and Joyce Scott and son, Rruce, all of Ami Ar Hlll and oorKe ciark visited Mrs bor Mr and Mrs Charles White MrsNj0 Clark,McFherson hospital, head of Gregory and L J Henry uM w0jk Mr Calk returned home ann family SuMriiy PHONE 110 Dead anil Disabled Horses and Cattle Hog, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FHEE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEt VE THE BEST SERVICE We dqnt claim to lend cheap2 er than all others But you can S be sure of falrdraUa whan you S borrow here I WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLi FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES UlMim iHIMHUMIMIIWiAttlUIUMllUiailtJilllllJU VE STOCK HAULING ENERAL TRUCKING Help yourself to better rural line service Weekly Hendee On most rural lines today, there are more telephones than before the war Thats because so many essentia rural folks had telephones installed during the war when shortages of ma terials and manpower made it impossible to add enough new lines Just as fast as conditions permit, we intend to add more lines to take care of those who are waiting for tele and to reduce the sWICfaltSia of telephones on many rural lines While were doing this, you and all your telephone neighbors will enjoy better service if everyone will share the line and consider the other fellow You can do your part by continuing to keep mit calls snort avoid listening in or interrupting when the line is in use hang up your receiver carefully One receiver off die ibook can tie up a whole line 11 TfLfsMtIIE COMPANY STATE OF MICMIOAN Tna Probate Cort tar It Caettty of Lieingafton At a session of aaid Court, kaM the Probate office in the City etf Howell in said County on the 9th day of April AD, 1946 Prent,Honorabls Willi LLyoav Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Batata sf Loretta Keller also know as Loretta Fournier, deceaaed It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims again st aaid estate should he limitedLaad that a time and place be appointeo to receive examine and adjust all claims ani demands against said deceaaed by and before said Court It is OderedTttt alt of the creditors of said deceaaed are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 24th day of June A D, 194 t ten oclock in the forenoon, said tine and place being hereby anointed for the examination and adiuatsaeajt o all claims and deceased it ia Further aotioa thereof be gtaen ey iion of aeopy f dfc for te amid day of hearts, tm Vv ,JMV feseaV W j P1NL ow Available assiHed Wednesday, April 1 a w f 3211 Ad MICM MiKkOR Coat y According to Prettyman, spoken man for the drys, the liquor licensees are goins into politics Another 4otai7onWe have from a reliabjuice information thai one of thei ipuolican raiidhAncs for governor i have a Urje contribution for nisi M M D paign Iurd if he will get rid off Hickney, Mkaivaa rtan h ilei of the liquor coni 3unaayU00 a a to StOO p m PROFESSIONAL CORNER ThevniH03y SaAitancin cer CAR LO D OK HOG FARM frtwCE , tLtClKIC CH1CKLN UKOUUtK MILK CUOLLRS EMflKL MILKLKS JiH DEEP WELL PUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKJuN SEEDS ro comfisiaon IUL vui,iui j WednoidayS to 4 tp mt 7 to I KOK SALKoisiin chickens, 5 to you wonder why Michigans pri Saturday7 to 8 ia tao cvoaiaf b5 id liinchey in0 election is going to be held in iuti SALKVeaui l,ml, udJ this iead of inid hauling for lu Pines at Wesl Ja,y UPI1 110 rwson p av II Kight Mile Road 537U iNonhville t lklatt larmerf ,ad Mermen Mhone 34 WU, Northville, Mich tllir iesbl1 seriously 11 to much so that the state legislature w DR G R MtCLUSKEY DENTIST 11 T,, fo mucn so that the state legislature Mloaifaa WANTLJDA phonograph, small or deciued in its 10iC session to change fUa4aaa large It you have one Qrop me u lne elov n dnte I Offlaa, 1M Raatdoac, 423 cimi Mrs Kohert Sulyer, Pinckuej Gov Kelly suggested July 9, 2 Eaala by Apaaiatmaat i lUii SLTiY I ClMlumpIhJo ias otf the lilue o1 the n44 state Hawaii, MhUa 1 Andrew Clubb, 271 Snel i id priumry on July 11 but that is the LUSiolio gold Urunul wistwatch j,0jn 80aaOn JUT rrMARinN RFA1ITV MHP Will pay reward Mrs, ilemv Gilbert ure moved the due t o June MARION BEAUTY SHOP Patterson Lake lon ha T SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT J called that was the opening of the fVl,vXit Ytr AvLriVii c 7 ai ii a iiT IY I FOit SALESeed and eating potatoes Lajo fi,hill M,t 0T1 , je 18 was MACHINE AMD MACH1NRLSSS VmnWuMm A VanWloklt sod variety LJeuL the filli ,,,J0, ,ti ruuiiti convon ALSO COLO WAVES 1 Do VV VuiWioki FOli SALETwo Urown Svirss and lion nu,n b held bciore uune 27 Phon 8 MARION JAKVlStOwner Caarlaa K vii HERBSNEEl Pboae 183 207 HowoiL cUto, 1 Ciyt Uko l A IpniaiHf tut Your PropaHf WHk M CEMETERY MEMORIALS j L ARNET SON Aap Arbor, MlKlf aa HAROLD O CHUBB Hawaii, Miebiiaa Local Raprotaatatto Pboaa 7 or 439 tlonumaoti Markara MARTtN Jv UiVAN Br4faai Aintuna HARDWARE i BOYD ELL r PAINTS VARNISH HAMEIS wDC m BtTno t tu eINKTia PEP jY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michign LEE LAVEY Jerey cows due to frehen JIOV, ko iL ,1 x 1 cor cnlion is jniUe Smith, 3 mi north of linck a Cuss , ecu ,, J, oil ojiey, July 5 and the Democrat ut tlio rTlLTTirTjichcV8,HoIsieTiTjl fudoVn Auditorium, Lansing on 4 fresh in May, rest milking all vl July iiVUitiiijM them ymnv cattle Ahio oi , iac Jhe uh oiov cuurt ha tu K Clfford Chambers, Finck, i ll u aru V on horses under lOii ALK 4 section sp7TT H the ,iJ,J NaVll hett, luo fJK UVh iiou J portable miJkinB a nie the Dcfoit tnck at the ,tate fan GPNERAL INSURANCE Also a saddle ,, uu i , i enen Mry r and con phf, p lien Wylie vx throuph July 20 iincknev Michigan iOilonnuViavnTrnTia , til CH are JM clnnbing and the ivtini and receive reuard VC thc on auto tnkeMich Mrs J C Murphy, Q r u AUomeyt at Law Fir Slate and Saving 8ank Hawaii, MlaMfar P i, SwarthoutftSw FUNERAL HQMB Medara Bqutpmaiit Amkulaaea iairlaa Pho, 3 Piaokaay, Miekiaa Mnm mn mm J Ihone f2K2 i mi , f I n iicitc total of Sill milliono income lor th cil vur flo tr J , WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF Live Stck and Poultry Feed COME IN AND LFT U i FIL OUi NEEDS WE NEED YOUR Oats and Wheat WE PAY FULL CEILING PRCES FOR THEM Farmers Feed Su ,x PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLtMSr OILSALLK llabi ciibTiajA ajii 1,411 ftbw avHifmuv I springs in good rendition t,0 ,,,, jon yf,nv n,pt official1, irn hic 114 Oscar Heck Joirnuii on a susUii,eiari inc , ilOli ALfBack Dirt, di jrtf , a lav V , SJ Jr f3aughn V lLV laner of aIi kind,, Iim, Uas and opprr Harry llil RplrU MYRON J HUGHES uioiWG ANDHEATING 8717 taWide Drir Ruih Lake IvCmemhcr the ecomomic ntfjMlr , V 1 r M Im veius alffr the Art Is , WRITE ALLFNEL HOtEL KOwlvl 7 0 hi 4 2 ia 10 Irailprs A ny Sizo Mads to Order , ,iCDMeniodebfgl patch 1 Urin and block laying by hoi, 01 vV A NTTFT Outside Spiav 1ainlmr AiVN ARQuK ,, a, 7 PIIA Hoad or , ,,,, Ef TRAILERS REPAIRED i Standard Sia 6x8, 5x7 hvi, I 111 i 11 rV I vvUMUJ Cll KIV li jnen paid for n1 kinds of p Tyicr J , Phone 72, viil III rd jrncking to do, grave, m, black irt and filling diii hrdfd or anything that can bo lauUd in n rninn t ink Kfiiiu L1 Kellenbirger br e, e The Circuit Court or the County of LivirtRfrkon in Chancery ltMiy V b hail and Theinia Ibmehurt, hi ie, Ilaimiffs, MILH L H TRAILER MFG CO, hone 28 PSnrkney, Mich A A Furr I , IIM Agent , la , 1 ckney u i D iu,ifc utFj , 1 OOLJ eLLiAlXLMJ MODERN AND OLD TIME 3i Eijt Jeffcrcon Street DAN BURKETT Phone 6202 Ann Arbor, Micb ,,,,, ,, r z iShope 0James Nowland,Johi rVnw ,,,,,,,,, t lob,, KMnntrln Conoti, ex v ,,,,,, Andrew AMUIUU, V NV7t , i, ,,M in v it , 1 , rv, Mets can be obtained ironi , u, al John ivemp Miner a i,1 u r Tl ,,,, , , ,,,, lett, 1rone VO, Iincl iiLhCTRICAL WIRING AN ihe Licuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery WjHielniina Maschulewski and Aug usta Mnschulewski, his fibJtert Tlaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora SiuA, Viuan Scott, George Scott, luolhe Scott, Lester Scott, and their iiiiMiuv heirs, devisees, legatees ami aaiais, and the unknown heirs, de ,, legatees and assigns of LU1 IO l icott, Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Court usewives SAVE YOUH JisShop foremen ino,vn bcirs, devisees, i and C MUVh Jo ,s T,lt hioVonT Iuy Now awigi, Jeiendants, , Thuvoii I imber Co , Phone S41 oui, pejuling in Cir, ii Coat Hivcl, Mich the County of Liv i in r, m r Chancery at Howell, Michga, oe AMLiANCEi KLiJAlKLD IOL slciKey,Vtivd Hapshij u, ith day of March, 14 PHONL 113 G E VEDDiiK i or lho County of Livingston in Y Uampcrian h ajjpearing from 1 voni till Chime, at Iliwcll, Michigan, this of oniiiant as tiled in aid muse, CilH daj of April 1946 that the plaintiffs have n 1,n D T SiRAVING , It appearing from tho twom bill able after dtligent sea, , in 1 v v your iajnhog House 0f compliint as filtd in sad cause, iiiry to ajvecrtain wlivt i i i 011 , 0, tuaicd v th DDT, t ai thc plaintiffs have not been able liijndajits are alive ut , hae a spayer in t,is vicinity aiter diligent search and inquiry o iicie they may resin i,,, t ec wy ri t nuii Semi me i,tr ain whether the said defend or vhere they or any o tlie, may e o, buildinvs i be suiy are aie or dead, or where they 1 reside, or whether the i, ,,hr 1 i l 11 give yon tree estimates vesiJc ii living, or if they have f est, claim, lien or possibi rirht, of or 1 II you the DDT for ou to personal representatives or heirs these defendants have be n is,n, , on0 a pnu Our tin oi in, or here they or any of th ed to any other person r pr ons ,, PK1,, is complex wy veside, or whether the title, i WASTE FAT TKUuiied States Cttverameiit tfoir EXPLO Leav iiiem at ibis J tore er whether such title, cly , liei or ov be right has been dpysou of by will by the said defe idau ,s And ii further appearing tbu the plaintiffs do rot know aru la been unable after diligent search ind inquiry to asvertain he raises the persons who are included, as uefendantii without bein namcd Upon motior the J or of Charis lv VanWike, 00 of th attorneys for plaintiff, it is oniercu that thc above named deroirant3 unu their unknown hei, devisees, ugateos and assigns, caue their appearance to be entered herein wihin three months from the date hereof, and that in default thereof saiu bill be taken as confessed py t It, W aikins Dealer inc eahiit IB3 UcPberson Slate Bank BUYING SOMETHING terc t, claiia, lien or possible ri t of these defendants have been aatign od 10 any otlier person or persons or whether such title interest, claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the M r, is do not know and have been unable aier diligent search and in niiy to a certain the names of the per cms vho are included as defendants without beingnamed yon notion therefore of v 11k e Van Winkle, attorneys for plaintiff, it Is ordered that tfca above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees icacc has come to inJiavry onct said defendants and each aid all of 1loie Allei ssveral ths of man and assris cause their appearance tnem cUvtjing on tne pat of labor and to be entered herein within three JV It is fmlher orcTered that thc management ail are ready to go t morons iom the date hereof, and aintiffs cause this order to be v rk ahi 11 iiilin6 the aeuanu that in default thereof said bill be published within forty davs in the brought on by the wear and tear 0 tken as confessed by saiddefend rinckney Dispatch, a newspaper four years of war time enaction, ant and each and all of them i pr ntetf, published and circulated on consuver jroods It is further ordered that the in said County once in each week Sr,ins hav, been accumutatew plaintiffs cause this ordLr to be pubfor at least six successive weeks during thi years and rany people lishedwithin fordays in the Pinck, Glenn C Yelland, Ciicuit Court id Vi prprod to pay cah for Uw rey Dispatch, a newspape printed, Commissioner replacement tliey need c 1 abliiiied aul ulatin in amid A true copy At linW it may be v ie to go in County oace ia each week for jjohn A Hagman, Clerk 1 debt, bit the oV rule ef pay as yoi at least six successive wesks The above entitled suit involves go is a good one A true copy Glenn Y4laaerand is brought to quiet title to the Contn ae to save for the things John A Hafun Cicu urt folowi Hif tie crib S lands, lotairxi you want i Cierk ComtwiJ in the City of Howell, County of mm Q Alf Liviagtit Countv cVaa Livingston tnd State of Michigan, HtTiltfS6i OUM tfi 1 j T llbcvo rttte w ar niofe articuarly desenbed as 1 aii , brought to Ouit tl t 4 follows, tovit Mor v on rt reasonable rues c followu xlescribed lands, locate rAffinrinjr r n non intereft paid on vlng Books juwi in thc Township of Ooeota, CovaAy herl line of rdrfrwar U51 whe e rtifcat of Deposit Livimrstor and State ml ws votrix cr, iCTTCs MEAW A said hafhway inteneeta th watt a tpou 5ftK04 and more particularly line of the east hatf f thl crKj L ow mnbhip m Fed, follows, towit southeast quarter l j of Sectiaa erjd pnH latwMct CryrtMtm Tht north half of the tMriyJx otJ M town Onee vj cjuirtDr of Hie sovthvraat A, Rang four 4J East, K4 Section tcnty2a ia gar, theooe north ST rods, thence FOR SALEWalnut bufft, table and tfcreMS Xanffe rnnHft art32 rods, th nee south 411 rods 6 2 Mieftjiw, and fwXaiajaf 0 the north imp of said highway r chcgt of awel,g IoquU f o lad mate or aaav LiCnce norchwijoateriy alonjr EmroaBu esr84 Unrlr St VflaTwaile VaV te i fv vaKi highway rXK S AiChieke and uucii,aiao 5 rks 10 xhc ii r,r akJ highway to he ataoe of beginning ana oaa , ng three acre of tend, f E 1 NJ 1 aharoi John Saean 4wre or less m VtVmWe Van Winkle Atorneys for plaintiffs itowell Kichigaa Attorney U PtatetiffjS, FOfi S ALrGose Eggp for bateau Jaaa L Martin I Laa Jia aif Wafcajr ,111 iJjPgg i r iJJ wt 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 17, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 17, 1946 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 1946-04-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a42479a26f81fb27e1e439682f741f52.pdf 00276f4fafff13eb18cfd4372ab29edd 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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Sg nm set iiywiytyiWWMi yiili i MM, V r IrV VohtmtfS V Spelling Contest Held Here Mrj Ann Campbell Win S Belli nt Contest School Si t , News Items of Boys in Service UeWi end ItejM Genceralnf Or ft rp easw esrweg Mi WO eaSJOSI Williams Brash jr goes to Detroit fur preiaducUon army xmttH,un lueaday, accepted he will ask iomodUta induction ed Singer USN writes from the Soth Pncifle he expects to ue discharged about June t WilUrd Morgan jr has received a discharge from the navy 01 the three sons of Mr and Airs G W Latimer , Dale has been discharged, Lyle is with the merchant marine in the Atlantic and Leonard with the army in t southern train if cnp Cpi Louis SwarthoUt sent hid parents, Mr anoj Mrs L J Swartnoii a box oX things from rtfhejf, wpan They consisted of silks, leathj e shoes and gloves Robert Ascnenbrenner has received notice he has been put in Cias 1A lie was rejected once Merlin Darrow says when he was at Qntt Ukes station recently for his word wa8 niu discharge froai the navy he saw The next contest he District way back to the states from japan, j Spelling Bee will be held at the Tenunie Parcowski there who was Pinckney school auditorium on April alio getting a discharge th, Friday Tunior Doyle i reported on his way back to the statesfrom Japan NEIGHBORING NOTES He has bean transporting Japs from China to Japan Miss Margaret Hopp and Leo Ewers j tI fc U, fclA Boas Lamb USNat last reports fPatiersen Lake wew warnedjJUlfHKF454xttJW was in Toyko Bay in Adrianlast week Charles Forner, son of Mrs Joie Soott Horton, mgr of the Detroit Devereaux Fomer of Ann Arbor Edison 0ffice at Webberville for 20 discharged from the navy at Great retired Lakes, HI, Saturday , Frank McFadden left Detroit on The Fowlerviiie high school play, Wednesday by plane for Chicago, Dollars to Doughnuts will be put flL to meet his brother, Paul where on April 1718 j The 4th,5tb, th and 7th graues o they will attend National Boat Shpw Earl Thureson, mgr of th ThureI pinckney school put on a minstre Frank will also visit two of his palfij son Lumber Co at Howell and form snow at tse school last Thursday were overseas with him before, r Prosecutor Joe Gates have feone njgnt and played lj a full houTh rning home William Murphy is nyw at atfi Alabewa, IfcitW9 LJyjJ1 o It On Marijh 15 the Grade Spelling ees were held in the Pinckney school In the 5th grade Dorothy Lavey won by spelling the word stationery In the fith jMary Jean Kirschke, the 7th Susan Campbell, and Joe Jefreys in the 8th on the word definitely These four pupils will each re ceive a Websters Collegiate Dictionary with their name engraved in the cover On April 5 the School Pee was held to determine the school cham1 pionshipThe graoe teams met in the school auditorium The contest lasted or an houY and a half AH the contestants were eliminated during the first hour except Joan Griffith, Nan Leawidtfe and Mary Ann Campbell Mary Ann Campbell tinally won af ter the judges had resorted to a special list of words the girls had not had a chance to study The winning ut way to fool cutworms Before he filly iron spikes wiih tomato juice Lester Green, gardeuer, has fell seta eut tonteto plants be paints al , tnd sMefes them m the ground After chewing on the spikes for a week the cutworms ctttter is so tfnU It cant opt off n plant Then Letter sets out his tomatoes ana the plants ell Nv so be saves money to buy extra War Bonds i S 7 maitt Diptiitmvnt iU a SiMWeM 44klABYCHJtCtt iu rraucis Murpny, pus to i Masses ut 745 anu 1100 a m Minstrel Show Put on by lowir Grades of School Goes Over Bif 741 Sunday and lU0if 122U noon and i to rzona on account of the health ,o ,hilaVen who took part uo cw tort of his son 1 Mrs A F Bennett, Widow j ected by their teachers, Mis 11 of ai j fmina Swarthout and MrsDorothy James ooUttto graduated tt f implement dealer,fie4l Campbell and thes two should b the bakery school at Fort snen at her home there last, week, deeply commendfed for their efforts 111 He was home over Sunday at her home there last week 32 head of catue were burned death when fire destroyed the bank on the Dared Hudt farm near South Lyon last wek Catechism Saturday ovonu inuuy 800 p m 1reputation fur Uoly Commun ioa each SatiuJay 8 to 9 p in atic Sunday 7UU lu i 0 a m Sun, Anril A, 1ulm SundayCom jMiiiiion Sun for inn of parish Vniony the ntenticm arc ApnJ 7 iixich iiiass for late Karl Jlisan liujiJ MrslVliv MuntotnoryjApri S, intention of living, April D, late Michigan Mirror g URftBN f State News V OMMN New and and Happenings of the J As was predicted the nations back State Tertlty Told from Lanitng i eaf down at the UNO meeting at New J York last week and Russia won Not as many veterans are return ,irat round By a vote of u g ing to the farms as had been expect1 for tne resoluton to postpone the ed, being attracted to the cities by consideration of the Persian question high py and short hours This trend until May 4 at which time j will probably continue promises to have all her troops out JL of PersiaThis was the Russian dej mand from the start and she was T bound to get it as the UNO cannot function minus Russia any more than a wagon can run with three wheels, Australia was the enly country to cent higher that the 30 year average actively oppose posipucueiU itussia average from 1910 to 1940 despite her shortcomings has always seut brilliant men to world conferences Although they lost a war with Japan Sergius Witte, their diplomat, is said to have won the peace conference Moiotov of today ranks high and the present representative, Gro myko, is evidently a man of ability As it is rumored Russia is about to make an oil treaty with Persia the Farm price inflation in Michigan is discouraging veterans from buying farms Present farm prices exceed the 1920 peak by 8 percent They are 89 percent higher than the average from 193539 and 47 perWhile some farmers will get farm mac ery, most will not At, for farm labor the prospect is good Labor is now being recruited in Missouri and Arkansas and there will be plenty of Mexicans tnd Jamicaiib The 194 production goals are more corn, soy beans, dry beans, sugar beets, hurley, flax und milk and less livestock, poultry and eggs Com Figy aoes not think this new order will affect Michigan agricul ture much General farming is the rule in Michigan and most farmers raise their own feed Those who buy may be caught short Milk production wont be cut much he ajddedJuoJie cajerheresoybearrs were fed it only declined 10 percent The postwar Victory garden is on its own this year without governsponsorship but people are urged by President Truman and Gov Kelly to continue their victory gardens next move will be awaited with much interest The work of streamlining the Ford Motor Co continues William JCam eon, known to millions as the commentator on the Ford Sunday even ing hour has been dropped after 28 years with the oranizationThe company suspendedus edit program some time ago Cameron,67,was with the Detroit News for 15 years and became famous for his editorial entitled Dont Die on hiru, in which he applied the stealing of home by , , , , George Morairity, 3rd sacker of the so more food may be shipped1 abroad l Detroit T in of H hi, 15 percent of every food dollar i I nninM f A u u wasted or thrown in the garbage can Tht verajje famih wastes 34 lbs of food a daya person,restaurants 5 percent and retail stores 3 percent Chin grow grain for direct food Wt row it to feed cattle,hogs and poultry We are meat eaters The livestock numbers Jan 1,1946 were the same as last yeai but feed Jennings to everyday life He went with Henry Ford in 1918 and was editor of his paper, the Dearborn Independent for many years and radio commentator for 8 years as many of the children had neve TJ been on the stage before Don Coyle and Mary Margare Clark were interlocturs and Joa Griffith and Marie Ryan, esd , VETlfttANg MEMORIAL FIELD The Westingfcouse Co had two nOre iUOSOay ant Were given lintmta 1 IAiiakah, IJIIIWI M iljc uvwi rmm MtiHaawm to fumish the wateriai, f,n,inie Doughertr, Tap dancing wae featured b7 7ar , , UT7 LLii iiu rnrtr oirietoi has been e ected rendent off , y ZyZlZft IMt tlL Jr Ae Brisrhton Rotary Club Ann Cwnpbell, Potty Thayer Donna WMUf and tLT RU E R1 W, named thJee Swanhout and E DeWolfo Wmwmttm and baton capias uut Son leaders were Dickie Harrow, tnAslTonly to furnish mater valedictorian of the Biiihton sen or Campbell , 41 nrfnn hv lofll AICC class and Marjone Mull, saluiator , , JT7 ainpucn Minor will oe aone ny locai eiec I Such old time favorites as SwRiieo s The Westinghouse Company iak UM njJ 0 ,1 Ri ver, Old Black Joe were rend W to heve the material here by J JZ1Lf a ch f Ifr Xt s , ifr at tha Mtool drilIs consistd of a Cane dri11 boot The fence has arrived and U on er e 6 The two Howell banks, the Firat ,, ttenn, National and the Pint State wiU WlhJW dialogue ancf ianXr vou on consolidation May 2 If thePfrtee The stage decorations wi in another approyed w Robb wiU 1 high class, the work of Mrs Sw j chairman of the board, W B Reader I president and Stephen Tn he ground An air hammer will be fcere Saturday to tear up the tennis SXHirt which will be up lacatio Mr iina Mrs James Foluy, Apii req highmass intention of poor uppie8 wefe lesJi,Therefore rmeru ouls, April 11,1east o bt Leo lughj were adviw,d cut afjd , mus for late Paul rolny, April IL,1 lpy rodution maintain the milk tcaet of 7 Dolors of Virgn Mary, , d w f rf WttlitillK ttn1 13, nigh mass for poor souls,Apn LVtof St, Herraaft, bih ntynn, tor ace C Linderman family rej by Mrs Clarence Miller, April 18, Hol Thursday Services each a m and p m Holy Week, starting Montfay Tre Ore services 12 to 3r Rev Fr Joachim Hoffman will assist in pm during Holy Week Prayers requested for late mothers j of Revs Joseph Byrne and Walker above all not to overfeed meat ani mals black drill intersperced with witty or gick and for j funny RETIRED FROM POLICE FORCE Sundays Detroit News carried a writeup of Detective Fred Hecht of Detroit who has retired1 from the De Vroit police forces after 40 years serviceHe was attached to the Grand River station for 19 years anddrov the horsedrawn patrol wagon or Blacx W Itsell, ere arthout No admission was charged but the HASE BALL SCHEDULE April 93outh Lyon here April 11Chelsea here Aprl 16St Thomas here April 19 Hartland there April 23South Lyon there April 26Aon Arbor high there April 24Stockbridge here May 3 Dexter there May 7iJiartland here jay lOBrighton tliere May 14 Grass Lake here May 17Fowlerviiie here May 21Chelsea there May 24Dexter here May 28Ann Arbor high here May 1 Brighton here Stae for over years will retire ,uNloR pi av Born to Attorney Francis Barronw , , wife on April 1, a daughter, Mary The Junior class will put on th w , r comedymystjery pJayiiumboJumj f Attorney Glen Yellandf and wife bo early in May, featuring L D have been spending 2 weeks in North Hair as Peewee Smith wjth a Carolina strouK supporting Tn Gembi coach at Wayne Uni vey of Wayne for 15 years ha ANNOUNCES AACY resigned Ho had a summer home at Wilfred H Erwin, attorney,offices Silver Lake and was a former U of in First National Bank Building, , Maria For the last 21 years he has unable to attend mass are among the, jen in jUVenile divisionInLy27 intentions of the 47th No enna he was made a detectie Hsrecord w H spotless The Becht family con, sists of a wife, four daughters and COMieVMtrv CCruiL, MtMCH 2 sons He experts to retire to hi Last year the whole city of Cairo turned out to welcome their native son, Snuffy Smith back from the war The governor of Michigan, Ex Senator Prentis Brown and others were there and the heroe received a0t every medal and uv,ard it waa within the power of the nation to be HOW Now a warrant has bee taesstf for him and Washtenaw county is seeking his extradition back to Nnn Arbor from Washington DC He was married1 wice before ymng in the ar my, then married t the rniy, men merriest a girl in England It seems he got in the dog house with his alimony payments and wife No 2 claims ha 1 owes her 2,980 in back alimony for support of their child Such is lifeA hero today e fugitive from ju stice tomorrow Alfred AUard Miaieter summer homent Patterson Lake and MraFloraaci Baugon,Organist and, garde GfMnpsoa, S 8 Supt j V F W MINSTftEL SHOW Morning Worehip ,nftl q hf lmesLvonsKoberts VFW M gtar I Howell, Michigan, announces that he A iury was dlrawn at Ann Arbor will be a candidate for the office of last week in the 10,000 suit of the Prosecuting Attorney in the Primary Estate of Herman Wells,17,vs Mablej Eelecion to be held on June 18,1946 Fishbeck, proprietor of a bathing His background is agent of the j beach atMurray Lake It is alleg d Fedferal Bureau of Investigation the deep holes were not marked and 194046 Age 88 Born Howell,Mich,I tJtJ Icia no life guard was employed at the, lal2 Attended Howell high school bach Graduated in 1930 Attended Detroit o, M,rw Milton Hoffman has been named College 0f Uawraduating in 193 t GOSPEL sMSWK to SAC Associated with law firm of Walters,, Pester re Beactt 10 0 Sunday School 1140 Choir practise Wed evening Palm Sunday worship a 1030 We velcome you to this sen ice v hope you ujl worship again vi vi us Blaster Sunday Wednesday night Lenten service Tt 7 io iest speaker Hoiy Wmk Week Svice Apr 1421 Commimlon tmrvic Thur 730 p m coatiimMWortiog laet u4er Good Fr idy ear vice 11 J p in We want to welcome you to Ji of Thr Hai nesLyousKoberts Obt 3671 of Hil will j ut on a minstrel show il 2526 i jr benefit of building f ujd It will onsist of two parte 1he minstrel how with local talent and a program by Ford Motor Co entertainers Lt Col Mason who served 2 year oveseas is interlocutorSolo parts are by Bob Graham, Jim DoughertyJ, Kitmett Harris,Kenneth Alkn,Jackic Borden and Frank HortonThe Hartlrtnd Male Quartette will sing Haze i,t nnett is the director The Powell Lions Club will sell 500 ticket Uowi II, and Brighton ito tary lubs arealso cooperating Detroit enjoytd its periodical street car strike lastweek but despite he failure of thismeans of tranportation most of the workers got to work by aid of friendly motorists, shareriders etc Detroit invariably experiences a street car strike every C or yearn and takes them as a matter of fact They seldom last very long and friendly cooperation among j motorists usually gets tne people to j work During our 11 year residence in Detroit we went through two such strikes and were not greatly inconvenienced COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS BEAJ SOUTH LYON 9 to 6 Pinckney opened their season here Tuesday with South Lyon and wonr to 6 Clark started for Pinckney mgr of the Dexter Coops , Mrin snir Ari a iaaA an nd ww out and retired th ridi D A B andte unul Nv SSfST for Finckne WlHta ht 1 CeU Resides at 422 West Clinton St, were Young, Ford, C Clark AMWMMfE MAJUUAGE field this year Ed Carrow has purchased the Lemoke property at Whitmore Lake HowU Ha wife and two daughters and will build a motion pitvireiSon of Dr wH Erwin, who has JU Unns of matrimony of Char leaF Smith, son of Mr and Mrs, w , faJniiy called at 1 been a veternary in Howell for over 40 year and Sunday School Young Peoples Evenng Vorap JiKlo Prrr Serviee, Wed SH R Andrew Jantzi, Flint will preach at the Gospel Mission from April 18 through April 21Afternoon and evening services Gooo Friday 1 in ton Minutes of last meeting ret Aj and appr ed Following bills Detroit dison Co 1101241 Claude Swarthout 4 Motion by Palmer, supported bjr Grifith to pay bills Motbn carried Motion by Clinton supported b Here is a question that is far toe deep for us to answer When labor un ions go out on strike they are Conmuniatsvilliitm, traitors of evilest type and1 should be tarred and feathered according to the artfcles in th controlled press But when manufacturer and industriatlists bend ven and earth to remove the ee tieoy can boost prices to ties east take advantage of the of snny things, they are pat their efforts arc highly corn It sterns to make a lot of ence Whose ox is gored f AKKiAGE UCMSES Walter Doughty 35, Fowlerviiie, i Mr end Mrs George Wegener of Ornate Smith rf Pinckney and Julia i18 ZLwZiZ hornein AnderI DetroH were Sunday guests of Mr Motion by Palmer supported by Psdvkua daughter of Mr and Mrs 1th wyi,e j Mr end Mrs Ben White called at and Mrs Gust Henneau, Rush Lake Ciinton that Mr Steife be allowed a Bfinjeaiin JeaiuAes rf HamptonYI S,myl6 ve a shower en1 the Frank White home in Howell William Stabler has bought some take out license Motion carried Men eAtweaeed The marriage takesJ fJvL OrvalGood Sunsky acerage on the Agur Taylor farm, Mation by pHimer, supported by piece there April 21 Saturday night JT j Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsi south of Hudson Corners and is iark that Claude Kirschke be a HYjoone Jf lanti spent the week end at the JR building a house there pt gtet commissioner Motkn TSL0 ITw ndi M Neef has W the Lakeland Srrie4 Mation joum carried lots of Fred Root On Mo s j p CUrk Qr9cery Fraocis gth rf De c, E , Clerk Mildred Thomas, 22 Fowlerviiie, MtlJ on C Griffith that tavern iicense be re ed Motion carried j on Cook, 82,Howell,Lena Wright 26 Howell iMEWS held court a couple will build a house these I eourt a couple will boUd JJT nu rf Ypsilaati spent Sunefcy with Mr troit and will go to Dayton, Ohio, to tieatitnony wnej M 2 1 ansf SrTiohn Martiiu j visit his brother His wife died a year, FXVCTEO CKAMIMAM the m of Oeorg fiTay speoHthe A1jnTJ Sunday gueeta rf Mr and Mrrj age Although the ccunty WslsMefplsiiaiisnieiie Mrs Arthor For A horse owned by Gerald Reason uptrviors is heavily mA then the ease towed hosoe wi Aer er Charles, gcandsetOvio7 met a violent death Sunday Wealeyt Artlur Shehan of aMled n ef omit Spaday jneeta Ura, Elie Newnuui rf Ann Ai Palmer was en it back and Shirley crat was leeted Meseesi XF i c AM W KAMA t th RA hoard aetttoslThe Robert Pike en ef Mamld4 iesnflr of Oetseit Wayne, Pike of Reason was on her horse in the Rea Cone and Col Edwin eti yard Hie one ridden by Wesley JAaJXttJAetY Fort narod and over backwards fhe Youejc jLeilss Auxiliary wfl Mepecs, Fleriaa, IWday where they Wesley JWS theewn eienr and oninJiir wMx , Beek Tlenceierle a V spent the srkehtt led bt the horse broke several ribs Xpril 11 hosoe which punctored it heart and H fro Mich, Basee eer the week ee4 4M M eeiee GatmU has had the 1 HM a KibP fty ll rf hone for tesnetiene and it has been Itaed kwridden hjr ttsrtey without umingidbMrfk asbaeh he ekt rf laeteest sstvsysens IASSJ wflal lommmmmm ill be held at the Dispatch office Aprs 17 at 8 p in to pick 4 soft ball teams Hand in your tames VOUIM HOtltt MffffJUIC The Youth BeeteJ ws hold a C ing at the Piadaaey school 47 April 11 at p m Motioe psc tures wih he MOTiCCI ALL VCTaSsTAMS WW I f ueedaj, April 14 et Spjn ike five hafl V fii J fat crAsv mk,J2s Sm V K m P1NCKNEY DISPATCH 1 NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO The souna of the willow whistle will soon be hoard in the land t Mr and Mrs A J Wjlhelm Sylvan Theu re Mr and Mrs A, Wilhelm ol I Pingree have moved into part of the Cc CMLSBA, MICH WHAT NEXT LLLf OK AL HAKUKUvL j I A Comedy wit nitchKf in JIOQERT WALKERKEu M VNNl JEAN PORTEK Cart Colby house N Pacey and WH Palceway have been drawn on he jury A team belonging to Mack Martin, front of the bank ran tiuy Monday bin did no orreri ttulliagt OUIt Suu, Mow, Tur, April 14 15, U r,l John bouylaji, supt of ihe Ami son levator itid luiniay ulkr n auuttidicius operation 1ME SPIRAL bi AUCAbL The people of Uregory will hoW a A Drama with reception and dunce Friday night at DOROTHY McGUIRE, GEORGE j the Maccabee hall in honor of the IfiRENT and ETHEL BARRYMORE I j5lh Mich Spanish War Volunteer Cartoon Popular Science Albert Urownveterinary, has locaSun Show 300, 500, t0, frjOO , ted in Pinckney U m 0 1 d Thur, Ap,ril 17 18 MAMA LOVES PAPA A Comsdy LEON EROLELIZABETH RISDON EDWIN MAXWELL Plus SAN ANTONIO KID KfcU KtUbK with IBOBBY BLAKE, EARL HODGINS, and ALICE FLEMING Coming Melody Ranch Costello in Hollywood Sherwood Forest Abbott Bandit ot Ho well 1 heat re HOWELL, MICH iues, Weo, April 9 10 Thrilling and Shocking UNLLt HARRY with ,UKGE SANDERSELLA RAINE elected Shorts Newr Will Meyers of Silver Lake has returned from the Spanish War HeVsafter Dexter township will hold its elections at Hudson Corners instead of the Walsh school Jameti Tiplady who rented Wilhe n farm has cancelled his leie and wH n ove on the Folix DuitUwey farm i 1 Miss Nellie Powers is teiuung Hamburg Re Harvey Pearce will fill fathers pulpit in Hamburg Sunday Wm, Peck is working for Thomas Shehan Ed Cook has moved Hooker house Rev Dunning has resigned as pastor of the Unadilla Presbyterian churh Miss Lettie Wylie is home from the Mich State Normal The body of James Durkee wa nd in the Sprout cemetery MQTT day, ihe play Caprice put on by the, Columbian Dramatic club at th , house last week drew a vA hur, Fri, April 11, 12 Hes Here Agam DON 1 FENCE ME IN house The fead were UkejUyr Mike and Mary Ruen Lincoln Smith ,aed the old fanner, Kill Moikch dumb farm boy and Lester Pam he citv slicker Others in it were lames Harris, James Carroll, Mame ind Julia Brady and Mable Monk Ihev will take the play to Dexter ,evt week Songs were rendered V Mr Miserly of Bay City, Will feimedy, Stockbridge, Lincoln Smith tiid Wllie lardner j with OY ROGERS, ULE EVANS GEORGE HAYES ant Novelty April 13 Csrtoon Ne Maline oi of flowage lotor Co WHS cleared vek Spectmcular ITO GUIZAR, KIRIY GRAN hi iVIvw1KllA, J NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO I stumbling block in the acquis rights by the FoYd away last John Romberger who owns the property at Main St and Dexter I road lefused to sell his marsh unls he I uer took all his propertyThU Ford would not do Dr CLSigler i,J o bougl th e property h ave a prcAiae Weitern Juatico PVy KANT, PON in AO i fvi 3 OUE OK I Hi Cartoon VVLLb graii av Avon Ttiea re i Mtid 3locltorci, M ch Double Feature bWiNUiW on a RAINBOW A Musics Comedy JANE FKAZfcE, BRAD TAYLOR Plus GANGS OF IHE WAIfck rRON i A KackeU Urama wiih KUHERT ARMSTRONG and Si EP HAN It BACHELOR Sun, 1 u, rpri i, io HISS AND 4L1X A Comedy with SHIRLEY TiiMPLE, JEROME COOKILANU Plui News Cartoon Community 5iaf Com ag DaAgero us Week End at WaUlorf Vie lit i Noii y t the scluol Friday niuli consisted of recitations by Calvin Hooker and Viola Shipley Songs by chorus composed Keatha Cook,Nta Wilcox, Grace Tupper, Arietta Wassii Vera afid Viola Shipley oaU vas That Congress act Legislation Providing for Com puUory Arbitration of Labor Dis pue The affirmative was loir l, liianch Frost, Cluskey, Dorothy Darrow, Gilbert Campbell,Cynthia Haines, Irene War ner, Bessie Swarthout The negative A as Agnes Carr, Stanley Hail, ian Wasson, Irene Richardson, , ihipley Olah Docking, Margaret Driver, hdna Darrow The judges veri iirs xuiu Darrow, Floyd Wetks and Ambrose MurphyTher decision wa 2 to 1 for the negative The body of Mrs Charles Schau as found in the Huron r ver Brighton Tuesday She was of Dr George Pearson Howell and Dr Alex Pearson Hamburg Dan Riley has moved Charles Reason house on U nadil St A dancti was held at the Joe StacJ able home Friday nijjht, Charles Shipley and wife moved to Worden K Clinton has sold the Mill house o Henry Ford ano his own home on Mai St to Ed Famam Tin McCarthy and family lit the Ernest Frost farm, has started on the Masonic S H Carr is drawing aand, , of brick has arrived and a well has heen put downThomas Rad is chairnan of the building com i ie v iear sister ihe 1Siiould vHelen Geralrf McLi ilVe ra , a of into the ha have COLD PREPARiAflOWS LIQUID TABLET SAVESNOSJE DROPS is Ue Oaiy A Directed ippewa seed potatoes, 1 from certified, northern grow Swans Store, Hoal Certified aeed potatoes ,northt,n growm Swscs Stere, Howell raioeoats ruooer a fitore, Howell J MURDER BY STARVATIOW Reminiscent of the brooding ho or of an Edgar Allen Poe shocker the true story of a Vienese socially who methodically beat, tortured and, Utrvd her 14 year oW heoseniaKl , year BY STARVATION by Peer Levins, i The Amenemu J thi Sunday April the Detroit SunL J 1 aiKikerchc s,work mrfAtem, underglovea, akets Red ahirts and er, , work Swans Stcee, Mo WAVTEOTo et rkl j t, Krd m pteat en 1 t , brft Fmx imwtimmtM, , mnm Weekly with 14 issue of t Mow caring of hay Is a practical and efficient method of producing more higherqualitr Haf from the mme field It is a proven method which hat been put to use by hundred of and the system pays for itself in one season Hay it allowed to dry in the field for 4 or S hours, during which time the moisture content fa reduced from 15 to 45 The hay is then stored in the mowon the tame day it it cutam the curing it completed by forcing air through it with an electrically driven fan Mow Cured Hay Is the Best Substitute for Fresh Pasture Forage crops can be cut at the right itage of maturity and cured in a way that conserves the leaves and most of the green color The result is hay with double the protein and carotene content InyouT henTtfiis Higher quality Tiay means better physical conditionfongeTprolillov tive life, greater milk production, and milk of greater vitamin contentall of which meant greater profit to you Consult cur Form Service Advior at the nearest Detroit Edison Office He will be glad to give you detailed advice on a mow hay curing iystemeipecially suited to your need tCIE DETROIT DISON COMPANY 7HMC04t IN MIAMI CLOT MALLINSON fab,U ALSBUKY SAL Listen, boss, Im tUy SHthing, fivtm something tc testmybreathing, Spray mi with smCANfHOSM then I bit lit Mi fa swiff DP SALSBURrSCAN SAL kclpt IOOMI mucut nd phlejmffot notfiiU J tJwo brdtwftttwly UCANPHOAL 1 Tht farmers Wife Wa nt really toy She just used Pips That drove Her crazy, Thy dizzied her hi, Adput her ta bed 8t new, PAM MM has abolished this Dread DR SALSBURVS jett th brooder howie done qoicUy, ctily, s irnUtrvg your ey, no hedch its economcl leof A, Ad HEADOUAirTItS FOR POULTRY HEtt Cor 0 StOi i An WSIVI TW porlimalnn cut 4tr in LM lMry raon MrM i by JOYCK HUBRfTE, b sppunitni njsiy Th American Cirl Smirot irul v Kaki fiWvti and W4i jI ut jlu tM n ie kirt t teKwin In Mriluij iiUinatMMi xparstcd tXii th liUi b V iti Times v BicycW beekvets 13 prcjrtoff Swa s tee, HoweU Wall paper sod paint, thousands of rolls, hundred of gallons Swans Store, Howell M and Mrs Riael Coniway t Ann Arbor caHed at the J H Hooker home Stmday I Mr aad Peircet HHCNTVIt PCTIQING HOUR ARRIVES ALWAYS LOOK H TUt YELLOW PAGtS OF TU TELCPMOHC SIRCCTOPY PWTAGOOD 40TL STORE frO WOMEM HOWtiX, MICH John bumneas Mr atr Mrs HaroU Safe f D 1, Coyte caW m Bhfhton teat Tuesds troH spent Stadtym lk , L Deader MTSTM Osaar Crn of Detroit The little Match Mf ttfuck bAe spent Swadar t the Lester McAfee who wm scalded ofhtme aod huHrm he t U JRr Wl Mf on UrwnAtp fiaday Matttn tattar jr And fataOf Whkmoix utu,y vith Mr wjfer in Aisoaatt Sunday at Weekend goeatt V M J fc Mrs Strickland Mrs Earl hor, Mr an called oa his of r iac an the w af injt 4m Viwt On want hac e w y f V m WS i i V w Enlist in the Sefvice r 4 HNCKNLY DISPATCH WKtnCtda pra IQc PINCKNEYDISPATCH atetr t potvofflet FfaakM Mtoh Paid Adtiaca Sbooriptieu J i WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE , Mi roui MECHANICAL SKILL WITH THI U S AMY INOINSIRS Gtd fob ore opes in the Engine Corps or the new peacetime lef ular Army Men trained as auto mechanics Diesel operators sacainJats carpenters, electricians can enlist now and us their kfileleara now tradoswitb good pay and rapid advancement TeebaicaJ ratings are open to qualified roon You got many advantages never before ottered urdei ihe UV Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act 30 days puid furlaugh yearly Family allowances for dependents An opportunity to retire at hall pay in 20 years Enlistment or 3 years Knits you to choose branch ol servics and overseas theater a pay for overseas duty Ask or full details today , U ARMY RECRUITING STATION Thil space for address of local recruiting office Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store Frank Aberdeen and wife ware in Mrs Chartea Clark and children vev m jrtirfmg Wednesday fl Marham olc o Ar cti oi tienda, hei The 9th grade had a aio u,j to Ann Arbor Sunday niw Mi and Mrs Andrew V vit have returned from Kiaalmee, Florida Howard Thayer attended a teach i era meeting at Muskegon last week Mrs Rose Hendee a rived home from Florida Saturday and is in Ann Arbor Mrs Florence Baughn and Mrs Hazel Perker were in Ann Arbor Sat urday IITJ and Mrs Walter Clark spent Sunday at the Walter Clark home in liowell Win Hill of West Putnam is work ing for the KafcerFrazer Co at Willow Run Mrs Lola Rggers and Mr and Mrs Florid Clark spent Sunday in Spriugport I Albert Shirley and family will move in the W H Meyer house on West Main Sr ifcirand MraFred Read and daughter, Rosemary, were n Lansing on Sunday Mrs George Clark of Ypsilanti spent the week end with her child dren here Mrs Edna Reason and1 daughter Leota spent Sunday with friends in iiattleCraU Sun here getting his mothers home or her Mr and MisTEaTvTWce Baugnspent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ro bert Seefeld in Ann Arbor Myron Dunning of Detroit spen Mrs Fred Read, Mrs, Kosemar Schosser and Mrs Robert Head ai children were in Mason Saturday Mr anuMrsAndrew Campbell an 1aula Curlett called on Mr and Mrs lcn Kinsley in Howll Sundiy Mr and Mrs, Harry lles doatfjiter of Waterloo were Sunday Arctfc Cream The Arctic lee Cream Is Packaged Extra Heavy to This Months Package Ice Creara if VANILLA, BAN NANA, BUTTER Carry aome SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Bulk ice Cream is dananna, butter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Ant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Doad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StookCo HmuMMimmiimi HMMIIMWMMIIIWMH llimIHHIF C Reickhfof Sr i i OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS Uiidanc 613 WANTED STATE OF MICHIGAN the Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held the Irobate office,, in the City of and Howell in said county on the 27th lay of February A D, 1940 , M oi jlr and Mrs W Atlec Prcjpnt,Honorable Willis LLyons, Nus Haiian Jurvis was taken iljjudtfe of Probate, and vu, in McPherson hospital last the Matter of th J Estate of j week She is now with a friend i cava Mercer, Deceased Brighton Mr and Mrs M K Harrow wer Sunday dinner guests of Mr, an lyiHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiii First National 1 Bank 45 SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Sneed HOWELL, MICH PHONE 3S8 linn iiHitiiMMiiMiiiMMuimiimiiiiiiiu w Electric Wiring Electfic Service Motet Reparing Don Hammer Frank Zeiler Mrs Lulu Lamb was in Detroit on Saturday and Perry Sunday MrsLloyd Hendee spent last Tuesday with her people in Holt Mrs Wm Garner o Stockbridge spent sev i W Latimer horne Miss Alberta Dink el and Lev Mrs George Thompson of Hilai I Lake I Ralph Clinton and family and M and Mrj Gerald Clinton of Detroit spent Sunday at the C J Clinton home Mrs Emma Burgess has sold he house on Pearl Stto Messers Benni Gunderson of Detroit, refrigerat ion repair men Raymonds Ledwidge Morri Kulph ilenn having filed in said said court his petition final administration account and his peition praying for the allowance thereof and lor the assignment and dirtrib uion of thfi residue of said estate It is ordered that the 22nd day of April A D, r4S, ten oclock in the forenoon at id Probate of lice be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this ortter to HeveJI Under Feders4itrpTsrvmon S MeriCer Federal Deposit la S turanee Corporation All Oe 5 posits Insured up to 6,CCO fo S each Depositor, BUSINESS SUCCEEDS ON IHfcSE UASIC RULES once I Mrs has resided as teacher in the Finck V Vu m , Hi T i M m o u i ach week for three successive weeksS ney scUoii and MrsEleanor Bauprhni , , previous to said day of hearng, or pro 3 lnJiie vvi of Mr an has replaced her Andrew Campbell and family mov eral days Uut wfeek at the ed into the Craft or Jones house on Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Frank Saturday nfhi calieia xberdeen home and helped celebrate Mrs Wm h juxr t Mrs Fred Cozzens birthday PHONE tU Dmmd and Disabled Hers and Cattle Hegt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FKEE fHONl OOUJRCT TO OARUNG COMPANY UsTteWf f Ml WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EAYMMmmC CAIXS RECEI VE IHE BEST SVICE The Misses Alberta Dnkel, Ednaj m0Ned to Bronson and Bernice Maas and Madeline Miss fary Wylie, Pinckney DA Miller were in Ann Arbor Saturday representative attended the Sunday fcueste of Mr and Mrs convention at the Hotel Pantelind, Dale Miller wee Ival Shirley and QA Rapids, three days last week family of Waye and Mr and Mrs wjth tne crfunty delegates Horace Hanson o Ann Arbor Mrs Nan Haslam of WindsorOnt Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell,daughind Mrg SuBan Manfield, NY,spen ter, Leona and Rita Kennedy were jirst 0f the week with thei in Ann Arbor Saturday night i motherf Mrs Anna Kennedy, th Sunday ueets of Mr and Mrs U fwt of the Week J Henry wore Mrs Alice SchoenhaJf Mrs Eieanor Ledwidge is staying and Mrs Jada Karus nd children J with r anj Mrs Francis Barron of of Howfetl in 2 the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper 5 printed and circulated in aaid county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate s 1A business must start with a good ideaa service duct that people need or wunt, S m 3 competent g A tru copy Celestia ParflhnllReglster of ProbaU 9 s 2 It must have management with Mr and Mrs Hi well Jerry is at the Wm McMack Mr and Mrg Winston Baughn and home nd Nan Louig Stackablea children were Sunday guests of Mr uniav sruests of Mr and Mrs Joe ft MrsFrank Clark Virginia Hoiael , were Mr and Mrs CliarUa in Detroit 0 en nd footer of Adrian and Mr and Mrs Ronald Hoskina and M Vj Mr8 jnes Harris of Hume daughter of Toledo and Mrs Madge J The H remained for a week Opdyke of Lansing apent the Week , H uaokr and P W Curilct Garden seed, lawn seed and garden fertilizer Swans Store, Howell No 1 Certified Northern prrown state Sabago seed potatoes, This potatoe is one of the leaders in the north Swans Store, Ho Miss Muriel Read and M Rosemary Schoeeer were in Howell Satu rday HBBaeeMeBMev Mr and Mrs L J Swarthout spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Gallup in Fowlerville i s 3 It must be soundly financed If you have the first two rt quisettes, we cordially invito you to come in and talk to us about the thirdFinancing bus inesslarge and smallis bank business We lend for every constructive purpose rmitMtimmuiiiiissi4tttitiii end withjfr and Mrs Robert Ack ley Sunday guests of Mr and lira Stanley Dinkel were Mr and Mrs Harold Brogan of Lansing Mr and Mrs James Brogan of Stockbridge esdUH baet WsMinesiday attended the funeral of Judge H Wirt Newkirk at Dexter Sunday, Mr Hookers father, Wm Hooker worked for Thoma Birkett, th judges fatherinlaw n the Birkett mill 60 yean o Othera from her at the funerejv Paul and William STOCK HAULING Weakly Trip to Made toDetroit HAVE YOU TRIED OUR Fish Chips Auto EXPERT Service MOTOR TUNE WHfctL AL1GNM COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE PAIN 11NG HAVE YOUK CAR COMPLETLY RECONDITION ED NOW OVM ISM CAJt SERVICED AT OUR GARAGE BMsUMC THE WAR v JfRAl WE SERVICE ALL MAEES Of CARS LHrgston Ifnr SaleR eWSrrVs vxiiaaf E i y A1 P1NCKN Wedn S9 April ntr Classified Want Ad tttf year FOR SALE Saddle horse S old Lucien McCluskey FOR SALESeed and eating potafoe god variety L U instead FOR SALETwo BrowrTSwlss and Jersey cows due to freshen now Orville Smith, 3 mi north ot Pinck ney FOR SALE9 milch cows,Holsteins, 4 fresh in May, rest milking, all of them young cattle Also one lioni, i Clfford Chambers, Pinckn , F6RSALE4 section spike uoth harrow 2 portable milking machines Bert WyUe TJOST8 Tom turkeys Finder please return and receive reward Mrs J C Murphy, Quinn farm I Phone 52F2 ilcPberson State Bank BUYING SOMETHING Ptace has come to industry once more After several months of maneuvering on the part of labor and management all are ready to go to wjrk and begin filling the demands brought on by the wear and tear of four years of war time restrictions nn consumer goods Savings have been accumulated during these years and many people will be prepared to pay cash for the replacements they need c At times it may be wise to go in Theiahsy Sanitarism ftay M DUf, M D Pieke, MUhigaa 5uadayUO0 a a to I00 p mWodntsdayt to 4 tp m, 7 to p m 5tard77 to 6 ia too crootoff DEL R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST UtH N MUUflM IIS oifioo, aao Evesdagr or Hawaii, MIOHIOB HERBSNBEV Pkoaa IM 207 , Howoii mm Real fstata, laswtsjga, City, Uko aae fmm A eattlttfA w Lit Yot Piimif WW Mo Au Aroor, Miahif aa HAROLD D CHUBB Hawaii, Miehlgaa Local RoprotoBtotioo Phone 97 or 4Sf tfoaumants Market MARION BEAUTY SHOP f FOR SALE Spike tooth and spring tooth frags, 2 horse cultivator, 1 horse cultivator, 100 ft of hay rope, track and pulley, fence stretcher,set double harness, land to let on uharos Pliilo Boettger, 2807 Tiplady Rd J Pinckney, Mich I FOUND Cocker Spaniel Owner can have by proving property Asher Wylie FOR SALE Baby crib, mattress and springs in yood c jndition Phone 114 Oscar Beck IFOR SALEBlack Dirt, delivrwf Earl Baughn j WANTED PaDer ofalFkijids, Tron, Rags and Copper Harry Prisk ttemocfelirg patch p tering and block laying by itoui o contract, 72f Pavvilla Road Phono Pinkny CUF23 debt, but the 1J nle of pay as you go is a good one Continue to save for the things you want McPflerwo State Balk Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid oi Sa zings Books and Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 5,00000 insured by our membership in Fed eral Deposit Insurance Corporation SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARViSOwner MARTIN J LA VAN iWHJ r W tl BHfMBM Aehtfla ttm w4i WWW I PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phono 3F11 fMnekney, Michigan Chariot K Vssaffrtato Attorneys at Low first JUte aad taring tuta Hawaii, MioBifBr m LZV LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoro ftP3 SEPTIC TANKS AnCESSit plBckw Michigan POOLS CLEANED MODnar, AT OLD TiME 338 Hast Jefferson Street DAN BURKETT Prne 3292 Ann Arbor, MifS A Clover, Alalia, Tim thy Oats and Corn 01 FOR SALE, pair arge doors, , ft x 8 ft, I prewar fire factory joors 2500 1200 VS window V o 2, contracts can 7 llt y Mich UII contct, Io 200 No 8, 75e be Obtained from Pliono 91, Pin1 Seplic Tanks fcipk w Csshpools Cleaiieth P H without ft 61 FUNERAL HOMB Modem BmilpiuBil AmUoUaoo lirtIn PAOIM 49 PfaehBor, MloBlffB RopalrlBf MYRON J HUGHES iiUMBING AND HEATING Stote 717 Lakeoido Drtt rl WRITE ALLFNEL HOfEf ROOM 70 PHONK 424 vJ t 1 3 Ttush Uko wd frame ii0 J iSOli ELECTRICAL WIRING E pou Mien KtKIILliitK 212 b m Furmer s Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 MAX RUS4KI i M Hiland Lake prices paid f lr of Tyler Liuaii, iioweii, Phone 572, HovyialL i 1 WANTED General Trucking to do gravel, stone, black cfirt and filling dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberer hone 19F13 vfiv 5 p m loni Rubinstein Cosmetics exc,lusi in Tiincsidn County af Howell Ruths Shop for Women Pi1 PHONE 115 HI G A E ED VEDDLiv ANN ARBOR MICH A1,L j Ac J Farm reoige Parker, Pinckney R F Auto Trailers 1 1 Siso Made to Order ALJJ TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard SIBO 6X1 5T L A H TRAILER MFG CO hne 23 PI rkner, Mich, IVV , r vios 3 Agent D Phone 59F3 in toe Circuit Court tor the Count of Livingston in Chancery JFROLD GRISWOLD, Plaintiff vs Banuhart, his vu, Plaintiffs, IDA BELLE GRISW0LD, Defendant vi I ORDER OF PUBLICATION S PShope Co,James NowlandfJohn j Suit pending in the Circuit Court JRosenbury, Johnfor tne Ceunty of Livinton, in Andrew I Arculanua, jk harKeiy,Jn the 20th dar of Feb The Circuit Court or the County of Livingston in Chancery Perry W Uanghart and Thelmaj Plaintiffs, D, Pinckney, John W, Schenck, inland MAX RUSSELL,Mgr FOR SALESlabwooa Bjy Now ThurOn Lumber Co , Phone K44 Mich OR SERTCERofristerf Ha psJire Y Hamperian oar, n tieusewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS TlHUuited States Government Needs them Cor EXPLOSIVES leave Tieai at t hl Store JoTin Kemp Mizner anu thenknown heirs, devisees, leiuteos issigris, Defendants, Suit pending in Circuit Court for the County of Livinnton in Chancery at Howell, Michigan, on this th day of March, l4j It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said reuse, that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent search arid in quiry to ascertain whether the said fslndants are alive u1 dead, or where they may residfj it living or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, inter est, claim, lien or possible right, these defendants have beon assign ed to any other person or persons or whether such title, clam, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defridais And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know ami have been unable after diligenl bearch and inquiry to ascertain he nanes of the persons who are included as defendants without being nained Upon motion therefore of ChaVts K VanWmke, one of the attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, cause their ruaiy A D, 1946, at the City el ilovell in said county it satisfactorily appearing to ths ojrt y affadavit of Jerold Gris oa, plaintiff herein, and by Bill of Compliant on file heren, tliat defendant, Idabelle Griswold, is not a evident ol the State of, Michigan the State of Michigan or some other that she is either concealed within State and that her exact whereabouts at the present tme is unknown On motion of Stanley Rerriman, Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OR DERED that the said defendant, Idabelle Cirisvold, cauie her uppear unce to be entered in the Court and cause within three months from the Th date of this order, and in cae of herf in or fere th ,0f ft J, appearance that she cause her an nvay res,de or whether the title, vvrto the Plaintiffs Bill of Com teef m hen or possible rfjit pliant to be filed and a copy thereof i0 these defendants have been assign to be served upon the plaintiff with ed t0 an other PersonNor pereon or in fifteen dayB after service on her of a copy of said Bill, and notice of this order, and that in default there posedf of by will of that said Bill of Compliant be ante, taken as confessed by gajdynonresident defendant And it s turther ordered, that within forty days after the date here of, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this order to be published in the Pinckney Despatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating whether such title interest, claim, lien or possible right has been die by the said defendt appearance to be entered herein , , within three months from the date fld oun Livingston and plaintiffs, it is And it further appearing that the plantiffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and in quiry to ascertain the names of die persons who are included as defendants without being named tr on motion therefore of Winkle Van Winkle, attorneys for hereof, and that in default thereof said bill be taken as confessed py said defendants and each and all of them It is further ordered that the tt A plaintiffs cause this order to be 171 published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper ordered that the that such publication be contnued above named defendants and their once in each week for six success unknovn heirs, djevlsees, legatees ive weeks, or that plaintiff cause a and cause eir appearance copy of this order to be mailed to to be entered herein within three said defendants at her last known month8 Pom the J A , that tetoilt thereof said bill be return receipt demanded, at least uken by ni6 fcfeV twenty days before the time herein afttg and oach m Glenn Court YOULL MEAT At Clarks Ct Velland, Circuit Commissioner A true copy , , 1 John A Hagman, Clerk I nty ty before the time The above enUtled suit involves Prescribed for the appearance and is brought to quiet title tc the said defendant following described lands, located in jthe City of Howell, County of Livingston and State of Michigan, and more particularly described as follows, towit iw 4 i iMint o the no Aerfy UM of highway US16 where aai4 highway iateraaeta tlss weat line of the east half U the sautheaet quarter , af fiaetsa thirtysue W in Town three 3 allyon said defendant should she baj T1 located within the State of Michigan1 , H nwspape printad, or in the United States, at least I nabhslMd anl rcu latin in said herein onca in each weak for of at least six successive wesks jA tru copy Glenr, t YHlaad jJohn A Hagrun CiuJt ,ouri Cierk Corruisvouti Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioaer SUnley Berriman, Attornaf for Plaintiff Bustaeee Address, Howell, Mkhican Telephone 183 vrpa n i Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Wilhelmina Maschulewski and Aug usta Maschulewski, his sister Plaintiffs, vs Claude Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Vivian Scott, George Scott, Mo Hie Scott, Lester Scott, and their unknown heirs, devisees, legataaa and assigns, and the unknown hairi, devisees legatees and asaigilf of LU ie U Scott, Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Oourt for the County of Livingston In Chancery at Hiweli, Michigan, this 6th day of April 1946 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said caufte, that the plaintiffs have not been ablo after diligent search and inquiry ascertain whether the said defend, are alive or dead, or where they inav reside if livng, or if thef have f y personal representatives or heirs i Livingston County, Mhsjaa The above erdtlad ctie involved and is brought to quit titie to th following described lands, loctttad mfmmmm n ke Township of Oeaola, rsjsjitr J chairs, large roeker,2 good xl2falWwf tHwk m3 ujs cheat of drawers Inquire of, Th Li KJ W V ira Emma BuryeasaS4 Unadiila St JEJJfJ North, Riga Caor 4, E, Mich FTO UAUMr haW suve C2S ZJZJSZ K,vtheHy imt saJwtaT VaaWisskla 4k VanfaHatft ta the jsitvee isinimg binmM4mVtJZ fOR gajgcaTluW uw J Mt three Z mam a Itnja acnes f toi grovosf to Ut oa VanWiarkle k VanWisAia r oroeji fer laintiffs, BisiDees HowaiL FOS ALGaaaa Eg Car hahag lVk Jfesj rWal Track, i mi fmmb ruvH OtJ iKj5 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 10, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 10, 1946 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 1946-04-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9e6d586881607a26272f3805314f629b.pdf 82284b912cb6abcc2decc1185b737c5d 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. ,HX Ji ,rt 1 f vX rM Volume 63 News Items of Boyp in Service TTw Pmckoey Dispatch WcdncUy April 3 1946 Mk the AnMtl Past Masters Wight Banquet Annual PMt Matrar7ight rfiecet Draw Usual Urf Atteadac Another big attendance was pAecnt ut the loth annual past masters nght I aiquet of Livingston Lodg No 176 F4 AMJ held at the school Jtuday night 1 he oanquet wa iiened Ly the Pinckney 0 E S No 14 OUR DEMOCRACY has re the army fev , Capt flames Noecker tvtd all discharge from it back at Ore Lake, Fvt Jatta SaekabVof Howcii is t Ft Knox, Kentucky DritiaJi war brides ure shortly expected in Pinckney One is Mrs I 2Vo PLANTMS SEASON etf THC FAftMCft SOWS, 44 LOOKS HOWARD TO JHC aiy oHAftvtT auv SINCC rue yi6U MMNOS CM MAIiy FACTOR BCVONP Hr CONTROL KMOMg IS TO FARM SuSwlSf MUST DWC ADVANTAGE OF THE 4 tOTJDC HIM OVtR THC POOR, ONCS lasoift of Hiland Lake The other it to Ted Madajcsskt, daughterin of Peter Madajcaski who lives on WiBiatn Gawley fefw north of Their husband nave both reVI 5tl Edsel Meyer writer from NorVu, they have founu a young fie there Mr and Mrs hay Oi ,tlcy knew in California and are ftjliin a lot The Meyers expect pfcfO to Wttshinston D C on Apm i Uttbert Carr accepted lor so ice calleu to Howeli tor another test ston Lods and the wecoming address L UJ UJUW ,IA itvAa An Joseph Griffith W M who introduc r 8 the toastmaster He is deputy hnoHlhu dinchartre and are Staud mttStcr Cliffora Miller P M J honorable discharges and are reaponded on behal of the , ters and tJblrofuced the Livingston past masted Of the 16 living puit aiters 12 were present The Sunshine Barbershop Qua ete oi mi AiLor lavored with sc cil seeclions This is a member tne state organization and aireat LU by Uoorgo uvu isiit niiw of Ann Arbor LoJt y i Bill Zllman of Detroit favorc M T 2 w with 80 minutes of magic, include ImlTvM uw ut maiiy card ick taicent Young recently disehargtdL Aphle crJup wan present Mm the US Marine, ha auiv ger , has COnpleU WKone I yearj of membership M Ivin, rtoois Daniels whose Dritish war Lo Ude Vwt Mftcr ldul Cia Wiaa rtcent arrived in Howell rrukmg Presentaton A IwJtiow of Vincent Young of Grogi iut Masters apoins veie prcsLinl f amother, being Madfce Yoimg f to Wesley Reader, master in 10 i A navy bulletin received this week, by Ona Campbell P i and to Wt jptaj that navy dischargees may re nian Miller, The latter was el ecu i for inactive duty j w 141, presided at one meeting Howard Craig, son of Mrs Evawent in the army He is now sen o Enquii of Hilarid Uke expects a wardtn Past Master Russell LiverJischarge about May 15, mort made the presentation Lecd Vincent has received an hon1 Waynt Fernelius of the Detroit orable discharge and arrive home polce dept and his talkine doll,Jeny iat week He served three years atMcSafety, assisted by Frank Smith, i rince George, Ontario,with vhe Can also of Uie Detroit polite put on u Hittn ail corp I fine enteranment, consisting of Fred Singer USN, now in the SW songi dialogues etc Fernelius un Pacific, expects a discharge about his rfoll were with the USO in Kur Michigan Mirror I State News c T SUU TcrtUy Told f from Laming j lllL all kind, of Houbl Shooting Hollywood motion pictures on historic Mackinac island, cci bound in uiidViMerits like being l o qary has oeen oit 9ti 1 oue 0 persons have j fu tor iviitf,,,,, eiiccU Ti WJXHIS00M AN WHT THE FARMED OF OUR NATION HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THC RECENT OOD YEARS, PUTTING THEM MONEY INTO THUS PROTECTING THEIR, OWN FUTURESAT THE, SAME TME ASSUXVG COR FOOO SUPPLY ANO 0M07iN3 A SOU NO NATiONAL ECONOMY i June 1 Owoaso, Mich, April 1, 1046 GentlemenEnclosed find V to the Veteran Memorial Field Wish you success Gerald McClear VETERANS MEMORIAL FIELD ,fn A ope during the late war Roscoe Burch, grand master delivered the address in which he touched on Masonic problems and ideal1, His address was very interesting and was well received1 The 4 candidates for grand lodge, jthis yearPaul Schi ndeier, Ann Ar tsaskr sue vm editor mmebor Mike BaguUy, Unftog, Quy ttaJSCTit Gr BMjwievt,ro11 out that all the material needed for wre introduced tnd spoke briojfly Itehttd field can be aecured for Mav Then the frrand lodge offlccri ere lZcu introduced They were RoscoeButch, te wire y alarms, braces, fuse box i31 as, insulaaore lights and reflectors en 00 This will probably be time enough as Hawks, P GM,Lansinsf and Paul Belser, Chelsea of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Also the president of the Wayne County Masters vsn sw County 4JI n Day HeldP mmmmm aome grading has to be done on the field and the tenms courtJglwnent i removed The Generarbctric made a dV ing of the fieldThis putt the football field on the south side and thesoft ball field on the TZZikM ThTlWd WET iSfaS i The worshipful JfVfig by SO liehtv 6 on wwh of the ten nd the paasters were then intro Doias Those are arranged in such a duced S2Tr ThTtXre we, none on the 49 lodges were rd Lvnlavfaur filL ingston had 05 , There were do nom W iM9 n , Detroit, 27 from Ann Arbor24 from Sunday John Burg, Kevin from FarminRLonothge and ye editor went to Chelsea no tj awA v Local 4H Clubi Win Many Honor County Achievement Dmy The Pinckney 4H clubs did well in the county achievement day at Howell hiah school last Saturday In the first year exhibits the Merry Tailorettes Elsie DeWolfe,leader en tered 1U exhibits una won 2 blue first ribbons, 7 red seconds and a whie third ribbon The first prize wvnners wre Lois Iletchey and Paula Curlett They also won county hon ors In the second year work by the So and Sewers Club, leader, MrsDorothy Campbell, an outstanding record was made They entered 12 exhbits and won 11 firsts 1 third Mary Ann Campbell, Uccrina Ryan pastoi iV MARYS CHUttCH Rev Francis Murpny Masses at 7 45 and 1100 a m Catechism 74C Sunday and lujtfo Saturday Novenu Friday 1220 noon and 800 p m Prcpaiation for Holy Xummuntorn each SatujrJay 8 to Op m ai Sunday 700 to 7 30 g7 m Suriri April 7is Jassion Sun daand th weekOf 40th Movenna, Usualfirst Friday aevotions and the j Feast of the Seven Dolors of the Ulessed Virgfi Mary, 1 ir jaia m J ic is noplace to go alter you est get there Mayo Alien Sawyers of the City of Mackinac Island took the icccm excitement utnou, i , wow Atoned in ladcu leu ami Mail, checkeied winabieaken, Aiaic iron ei, htay woolen hrt anu HM,, cap, the mayor welcomed the umva of a Hollywood motion picture ere vhich be,tan the filming ol v in ceneh IOC illis Twe iu Kt ej,, Ntl production vh ch will biin some of Hollywoods leading stan to Mackinac between now aim uet summer Mackinac has a year around po illation ut vJ, hall ol them irih vhose families have called the Mound home for teiicrations Of the balaiu J5 lHiccin aic Indians who ccutur es ajiO ileii to the tenter of the lU ami estabhed a placi called Harris ville flic tnt ra t ol Mackinac in in Stmrec and ill iniilwiiitel is A1 ale substituted for stmmtei, gay laugh Ler of yotuhlul acatioiriM uiu lh clopclop ol hoiMs hool , is tlf leati like silence oj the ,ii ep n ilt,,t where only the boom of the ice m the irozen strats punctuates the air a still is the settirr on1 finds h irself talking in hispers Kile long resident of the irtland, Jtto Taiig runs h s comUnaliov mril n t ii,n passenger boat lieiwceu the island and St ignace iinil rhaut eij ywais laKis lltaoii and Mich MI , the narrow Strai ,ful of ice islands ThonlAng tins up his boa the shuders are at the mercy ii iifer 1ho stores are soon oyt of butter, eggs, bread and oner article How ever native tgiiuit has partially POIVPCI the iolation1hree young men built a Snoslcd, n lowboat contrajition lrcti by an auto motor which turns a woouVn propellor It mows ve piKeei skiies ami attains high speed rate on clear ice Ovir, gotten a A d ce prjgress is slow and it often has to be draggedby handOn clear ice it makes the trip to St Ig IVIO in 2 minutes When the ice i to A, ume precutor wa lcphi,ed byjj to ney and said proecutwr waV iuei b the attorn nexai md liter anfa ,, 6 Uer an est d l WiM,l ie o ic ihe ut has oheiif cen arrtsted io 4iaiU onUi oiwaUver, witness ho jut cotiienrf of court e coroner had to urreu t whose CfcK u ei ,o ui, 0, born iuii bt td haltTV bv i gambling ease erved tO olays lov ihi sheriff case comes up Apri 4 Th may be politics in Uas iast arrest iie br Uenrv eaiij i liie i fc4U Oi d that y owm tfcureh x wheat Hay aol fg epeiiinen,i Conuucted uy iieury Foru 1 on a lart e scala are apparently being rapidlj wound ip b lujiry x ord ti, now ne compajy I0 ha anno ihe 1UJMJ0 acre, the coaip around Saline, Macon and vill ue soh Soy b eegiowi liere, dans liibical wheal tosabled war veterans hs bcn closed and the company has cane lUd itf aiopnation to ti tdiOft luuiuie ui Orange, Ne, Jerwy and will devote its time c iiusively tu it bile baihiing ucvfdtfig to ilnry h Whether ihi j an the end of all small factories Ht ary Ford ut in many place, i ot c aSone i nam ,,, ,s soy beau The unger Henry is evidently not of he riiulilic l pe of his giknu ffcth er ami is as rajiidly ai JIOSS le ohajUg a the factory o er to C0H 3TXXX to ais own iueus, staring wjt the 0U4Vaig of llairy llennett yi to lb inches thick horse dVai vehicles cross on it, Itis not wishful thinking to envision a day when Mackinac will drawwinter sport fansThere are abundant facilitits for tobogganing, bob sltdi, sleghing ana skiiing Some day the island will have regular winter boat service and Mary Ann Harris won county Sundayn communion Sun for the vww honors The aporn made by Judy Ladies of the Altar and Scaphularl er lodges represented were Bright Aschenhrenner was picked as the Socety Baptism was conferred last Aokeit over tne rgntea iieJO fj , B Vn ctnrkhndffe best of its tvDe in the countv The c r u ,, u , 111 14 AK TU I Fowlervile,Dexter, r hntSstocKDnage ioesi oi its type, in tne county ine Sunday for Howard Fran,i, son of inttalled last October, fne petlton 3 Ann Arbor tirst prize winners wrc Mary Ann 1 M fln,i ir p0i al Wked over the 1ghtea than fMd will bfe simiLT The 1 Byron, Linden, Fenton, 3 Ann Arborfirst prize winners wrc Mary Ann , and Mrs Pau, sinKer SpoMO woric mil U b localI cS Detroit lodges, 3 t JSA Jame and Mr, Andrew tjutKtVfy titid will be simiiur The ClJWtaK Maatique Duadee, Hose, Wereer,Barbu Smith Judy A materml is here the job will not take long The committee meats tonight and will try and start the work at ones weather permitting I lodges, ManistLque, Dundee, Rose ville Milan, Berkley, Redford,Blss enbrenner, Mary Jane Krshke,Mary field Grand Rapiak Benton Harbor, Tomasick, Regina Ryan, MaryAnn Rochester Milford, Commerce,High1 Harris, Margaret Clark and June land ParkPlymouthNorthville, Chel J Bobon All were at the exhibit but BIG MfttTtEL SHOW Mrs Swarthout an Mrs Camp toaVa rooms of the Pinckney schsol will pt on a minstrel show at the aefcool Thursday night, April 4 with d lodges, White Bear, Mnn dot ,111 awBBwaaVsVeasew RED CROSS DRIVE REPORT for Putnam Township Mrs Florence AtLee, Harris Chel J Bobon All were at and Men sea, WiUiamston and two outstate j the last two named Singer Among the intentions are Sunfor late Veronica Fohey , Mon, lioben Zachman, killed1 in World War II, Tues, intention of living, Wed, reqMrs Alta Meyer only had one en1 highmass for JameGibney, request try, Kathryn Henry who won first Mr and Mrs Lujene Onuy, prize and county honors Tf 10 hlj t t , All these articles will be on ex ieJnV Carthy, in Feast 01 , Ihibit Thursday night at the Pinckney Stvmcent, intention of poor souls, minstrel at 1 mass or at Clarence chljTUy t ss rr gtdancinf admissioi Free will collection for bene rafrtiinr for months ano1 have their , vrt,,iflt cw H1I AAlUiAn for hent Aaner wyii vw Reeves Hause ft ksJKput , , AUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAY Mrs Edna Spears 3250 I school before and after the 2681 i ghow5500 1800 , H WIRT NEWK1RK JfjJ H Wirt Newkirk, 91, died at the 1 00 nome of n8 daughter, Mrs Nellie 1 Zimmerman in St Petersburg, Florida, April 2 He was a native of Uex The principal issue now is the Ps aan situation The papers claim it is a battle fur ,sef determination fox Persia This makes a jood talking point but the real issue is oil Perata is the 4th oil producing nation in the world and has always been too ig norant and illiterate to develop its own oil The result is that othmet iis, notably ireat Britian, have control of rich Persian oil uinn The AngloIranian Oil r Cv iircut Brilian hold 100U0U acre ol rich oil land in southern Persia which produced 7,000,000 barrels of oil in lv ,e lttjia is shurt of oil and bus been for years trying to get oil concessions in rfbrth IerdnlJrcatUritian influence was always too strong for that so now Russia has nuvi4 and taken over in ordjr to fofCl ft iersian oil eMicesnon At ih J prejt Lime she seems to be in a stategic position The high light f the UNO t onf rtneo hist week as KLSIM wiilkout If they refuse to join Ute conference or take part in it there wont, be any conferenceThe only al Rrnative is iliving Rusa out Of Persia by force and we dont think rout Uritian or Lnited StaUs de sire to take hs step now Miller, April 7 high mass lor the late Kim S1 gleiMr and MrsPeter Montgomery and 1 His candidacy for governor scraraMes the situation Mr Earl Bliss The death of William Doyle 89, last week,takes the oldest member of HAR ILAND AREA KESTIVAJU St idarys parish The Rosary was j he Hartland Area Musie Feet A oar oontaining Glenn Dennis and Mrs RP1111 HiJkil lira Willard Wiltse, Marble 2300 j married EJa Jiirkclt O1 the Mt BSnaie Baker and Virgin j Mrs Ruth Swaithout, HJks TcKeiSrHowand wSSm Mrs Wayne Wagoner, Chubbs 9 Watains of Dearborn crashed lato Pinckney O E S the 4ite on the Howell road at sju ftamday jeet this side of the Ckstoa Muaeon farm The car was baly asneehee hot only Miss Ciev a 900 Pinckney We Set,OscarJBeck 3100 Pinckney village A school 23b Total 19 10 6 ke He was editor of sev era papers and prosecuting attorney Lake county While cashier of the utxter Savings Bank he was elected judge of probate Later he served in legislature and as alderman and mayor of Ann Arbor He was a past 50291 as said for himWed eve nome of hi son,Lucius, on Street at the pril 1217 The program Putnam performances of Gilbert M S Pinafore, Horn gram, Union Church Servt Choi us ight with a SyaTfi a refrigeration iaPtaekaey in the I wish to thank all those who help of ed mtke tfceRea , The funeral is at Dexter Sunday Howell approved the osteopathic J Monday oy over 100 votes Devie Hammer Is back from Iowa at 230 with the Doxter Masonic lodge in charge DAIRY FEED PAYMENTS 1 Dairy feed payments for milk and mm noeeana 7 V, u 1 ions are in the mail If you have not I bridge ft atayiag with one and are elgible contact StanUy DinkeL 1 your AXA f n6H Mic Mr 4 Mrs Ws Hedjeof Pattr AwHowel wui bemaOedto r ieea pmymesKS xor miiK ana 0ur prayer service Will be held produced oaring the months each Wednesday night at 7 oclock Boys and Girls Lenten class at 4 oclock Sunday P M The congregation will make a special collection for war victims COMMUNITY CUvL HuHCH 5 lra T,ansin,ers QuarUUcf Cartetli fcev Alfred Allard, Minister i Kldridge, director and closing with MrsFloreoco Baugon,Orgaajst and the University of Michigan Rand Choir Director i Write Hartland Music Hall for res G K,, Thompson, S Supt erve seats Morning Worship 100 Sunday Schooi 11M, CARD OF THANKS Choir practise Wed evening We wish to express our sincere We cordially invite you to our thanks for for the kindness and symLenten services every Wednesday pathy shown us during our berraveeve at 730 ment To those who sent cards and flowers and also the employees of DatvoH last alee gifts yon Morice TKe recular meeting of Pinckney Chaster No 14 OES will be held JFHday ewe, April 6 at 8 p m h GOSPEL MISSION cara Marvin Shire 1000 1045 73fc S S Morning Worship Sunday School Yoang Peoples Meeting the Detroit Die Set Co Mrs, Emilia Krahn and Children Henry Krahn Mr and Mrs Ross Read who have been spending the winter in Mexico and California returned home Thurs day On their trip they called , on Mrs Besaie Johnson HartweU at Phoenix Ariaona and Walter Mowers and family ia Los Angeles, Cal ifornia Mrs Ida Bytrs and daugher, Janet, who was with them re maiiierat SanU MohcCaiMeii vising hac At a recent conference of Michigan ditois all signed a petition ask ing that Kim Sigbr be rtaned as Ineiiam grrnd M prosecutor but ,, ,n i , v ii, M11 of Vera Brown, cjiufalate for governor and idiior of he laghatn County News He refus el Siglers entrance in the race for governor has left him out on a limb Ia t week we received a letter from hm givirj h reasons for not sign ing He says he has great faith in j Judge Coash and does not think that j Sigler is the only man in Michigan j qualifed for the job Well of course Father Divine, the eminent colored preachor of New York says Faith It Ja wonderful Sigler will cut into the rural vote of Brown greater than ny of tl 0 other candidates Mayof, Itffreya of Dctrot will get the city fvfote Raymond Kelly, former national American Legion comnnder, U name, candidate and we doubt U hj wilt get enough veteran support W finish among the first two MAKKf UELICENSES HarryBamard, CO, Howell, Wttm Shannon, 45, Howell Glenn Smith, 32, Howell, Dorothy Murray 1 Jlovcll Homer Dothager, 27 Molbem Grove, HI, Evelyn, Hyje2 Brighton Kirby Hall 8 Marian Bowen, 18, aei Borty 56, Howell, Jttha Qjt 66, Detroit V F W MMHSTREL SHOW The Veteram of Foreign Wswa will hold a Minstrel Show at Bewefl high school auditorium at 8 p as em April 2324 It wUl be Haae Bennett 1U parpen the building f unaUAnyeoe take part he at St JoeepsVa fcs at p in on AprQ S w of to Wilmont Ptosasaer ha V J 4W rtet TT jr59S r w 1 SvTJ P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wo April 3 i t , r CHKUIEA Sat, April , U tOUNGlO KNOW AN it6ttt KOwcO and ad LULlfe OAAKl w nvx, Tuet, April 7, 8 9 Y REFUTATION Starring BdARA STANWYCK, GEOKGE LUC1L WA150N Crtooa Sportreal 5bowi 30, 500 s40 00 wed, ihur, April 10 11 4 ONE WAY TO LOVE A Comedy with MAKUUdUlt vMAfMN, W1LXAKU PAKKtK, CHESTER MORRIS ud HIKiH HERBERT AIM BEWITCHED itb fcLnviUND liWLNfMVLUS THAX k LK, ADDISON RICHARDS NEIGHBORING NOTES VMin TV A tlmi amu Haynes, son of Mrs Peggy J tVUfl 1 fi HrHayuea of Gregory fell uom a pony last week and broke his wn Mrs C C Whitney, former Stock, bridge resident was buried at Union City last week The Brighton Boy Scout Bldg AfcSu has a long letter in the Brighton Argiis explaining why the 7500 raised erect a Boy Scout home cannot be used for a comraun ity building They claim the Brighton Boy Scout troop has 20o members The Brighton American Legion is trying to organize a hand The high school band has been inactive for some time The H P Tool Co will erect a 40x70 tool room in Brighton William LSmith, son of MrsClare Uare Willams of Ann Arbor was united in marriage to Miss Norma Miller of Brighton at the Presbyterian church in South Lyon on March 23 They were attended by Mrs Carvel Clark and George liackbarth Mrs George Pish recently underwent an operation at Sparrow hospital, Lansing Irving Shelter, proprietor of the 4Mile Uuse on Grand ttivor v recently burned is build John Hamilton, Howell since IVivoit Kdison has retired , Be mice Maas of in the Citizens Mutual Auto titor school and1 Saturday WHY ELECTRIC RANGES ARE5BETTER Co mySpiral Next, Corporal Stairc Hargrove What preparing resident which to r a 1875 of and mgr of the office for 27 years Marion is Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH iuM Wed, thur, hri Apr 31 LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN with Ureatett JMory ot the Year COKNfcL WILDE, GENE ltUNfc working in Co I Sat April 6 Rough and Ready Matin JANE DARWELL and EDGAR KENNEDY ia CAPTAIN TUGBOAT ANNIE aid Six Gun Vengenance I ALJ N KANE, HELEN TALBUi CORPUS CHRIST BANDITS Solcted Shor Avon Showt 7 Thvatro and 9 P 1 9 P V , Sat Double Feature BEWITCHED A Kdfk Thrilli with EDMUND GWENN, PHYLLIS THAXTER Plus LIFE WITH BLONDIE A Comic Strip Comedy with PENNY SINGLETON and AKIHU LAKE Sun Tues April 9 OUR GRAPES HAVE TENDER VINES A Drama of Rural Life Starring tDW G ROBINSON MARGARE OBRIEN omingSwinging on a Runhow ftang of the WaterfrontKis ft I Jll Dangerous Partners Photo Finishi WE HAVE FILMS ,, c VFARS AGO Ford factory here now seems assured, Henry Ford having bough the mill property and water rights of Hichard Clinton Yhi itrt Lights wer turned on m Detroit Kdison power last night ior the lirst time 1iiukney will change to Easter,, standard time on April 9th at midmjht by vote of village council While riding his motorcycle on vJrani Rivtr near Six Ioints Tues day Karl Avery, county, speed cop as thrown under an auto and killed i7 women graduated from the tome Nursing Class at the Jschool ast week ihe village has bught the vacant ng and Irvin Kennedys shop anv jt between the George Reason build ill builu a4ire hall there with coun ii rooms on the second floor Freeman Cawley who has beej, jjciiling the winter in Galesburg i loine Louis Clinton and family have novtd in the Teeplc double house Wni C is working for Dean Co, Ann v , lo n t us1 mn wifi on March 7, a on Sonford UL,I on had purchased tli harlen Shipley house and the prop i ty of Mrs Margaret Dowers ii nckney The township election was all Dei rnitic with the following majori Sup, M J Reason 48 Clerk, Jan Murta 4 Treus, A M Kochr in High Com, Win J Jeffreys HO ivcrcer, Casn Vollmer 25Justice Albert Frost fl BL of Rev, Win locking 34, ,Ol fc3 OF YEARS AGO At th township election the Dem cras won all officers but Tioa orities were aa follows Sup, C V van Winkle 47 Cierk, W fci , Mu, thy rlreas Roy Teeple 4 Justict tt Aiann, i7 Bd of Rev, Mac ilouks 57 High Com, J White 4J ithojl Inspt, Mike Kelly 5 Tl oiitily boaru is 11 Democrats an J itepubl leans Cjarles Root has moved to Hani ourg Alfred Phelphs of Dexter has pai 70 for the celebrated trottin sluliion, Maton Nutwood, at the Joh Gregory auction at Dexter Saturdav Mike Ruen is teaching at Iarkei ortiers Born to David Smith and wife la eek a daughter Dellivan Durkee is working io II T acer Joe luh hud purcha8ef Uie ArcV ie Glover farm 6b people gathered Roche home m ght and give han One of the glittering dreamt ot aaor i homemaker has been pofeewion of that long promited trtcfcnifdttmni briaht ami eKieiat f FFJI jpngFw wwei ejej ar JBeJPaj w ejeMejej iweeHBBigfl eiMectrk kitchen Soon now you can buy that dream It may seem that the vision became a reality overnight but it didnt happen that way For at least a quarter of a century The Detroit Edison Company has been working at the job of making the dream come true The foundation unit of your modem kitchen is, as always the stove Some of the outstanding advantages of electric cooking were well known even 45 yeacs ago but the electric ranges of that time left much to be desired They were slow to heat, and they cost too much It was in 1920 that Dcroit EJison deeded to do something about the situation Analysis and experiment proved to the companys engineers that major improvements were possible At that point came the ineviuble conclusion that the only way to prove to the indu rv and the housewife that better and lowercost ranges could be made was to MAkL them The Detroit Edison Company abandoned precedent, and through an affiliate com panv began manufacturing electric ranges They were not too good, but they were BETTER, and the cost was down You, the cookers of meals for millions, told us what was wrong wih them We askec ior trouble and we got it You, the customers of Detroit Edison, vight, used and criticied those ranges played a major part in transforming a M accomplished fact Alert mnruiitiivi v Tie electric industry were quick to cooperate and follow through in the Deroh EJlson experiment VVe were glad to let them carry the ball That gave Detroit Edison its opportunity to get out of the manufacturing field and back to its real business ot selling electricity One of the results of this venture in improving the electric range is that people will avail themselves of nu v Edison service The Detroit Edison Company is happy that through your confidence and cooperation, it has been able to help create for you mil contribution io modern living the electric kitchen, superlatively clean, safe, efficient and economical THE DETROIT E D 1 O N COMPANY V, The Anderson Farmea Club meets with John Donohue April sJi Solos ere Riven hy Fred Durkoe, Millie Carpenter, Florence Marble, Kittie do if, Llthel Sprout, C Stephenson aid Leda Stephenson, Recitations by uibvey Gilchrist, John Pnkel, Pacta ilinchev Taper by Albsrc ProstAlber Wilson, Will Roche and Willis Tupper TML BMTEK rfcuflsoF JLALUSY Jealousy is deadly yet it iscondon dFlsie Rohinson writing in The iioican Weekly with this Sundays April7 issue of The Detroit Suniy Times, tells how two useful lives ere snuffed out when the lovely ife of a physician Bhot up an imaginery eternal triangle Get The iiKavs Petit Tmrs No 1 Fating Potatoes Swans Store, Howe1 X L1BURY5A NDAL I see the Ypsi girls were out to faeir boy friends Sunday Maybe it was to see if Sib and Jerry were going there Saturday It does not look like Jane is gettnj along good with Sib or JackAre ou slipping Jane What has happened between June I and ML CI ark Is he losing ntereoL Ieafh had better watch Boots as Jon Doyal is taking her andAudrey Amburgey home afer school or is it vudrey that draws his eye I hear 3 of the Ypsi girls are gong to visit school ths weekIs one of them Pats old friendIf so June had better watch out cert i f i Jot ,1 orT, c vevy iilT iv A FOR SALE POTATOES Just arrived 1 car load seed, KisseU and IS c grown in northern fuu i pronueed very heavy, i are free froni scab ilii ficane Next week 2 w ewa,Erie and Pontiac po itc certainly are as nice poL o , i ever had This load is one year from certifed seed Buy now and you will not be sorry as they will oiig for you as they ii Dont f orget to brnrc i i Swans Store, lioweii Pontiac seed potatoe , 1 y certified Northern gron Swanvs atoro, iioii u , llP Listen, bus, Im fa SHtfilng, , Qmmesmtthingtc test myTredthini Spray mi with E nmcCANPHQSAa Then I bet Ill sit ft fee swift, DR SALSBUfiySCAN PHOSAL help loonsn JCUI n6 phlegmfrom notlnlt nd ihroot jlps chick txedth taiti Donl let llioM JiuHcfndlly UCANPHOSAL j pry, mhlnt w clen,n9 nm wok fiom TAt farmer Wife I isnt reay hzy,l c just used tips ft itrovekercraiy fLsydizidhrharii A 4 put her to hed ff7 KW, PARO MfteseUh islnd this Dreed DR SALSBURySP gcs that brooder hcje iiwrtf dene quickly, easily, u ly w, irrigating yorr e , ncj hwdcchci Its il tii economies, too STATL oF MlCtilGAW The Probate Court for the County of Livingston session of said ,, liwl 1 the Probate office,, in th flowell insaid coun c , day of February A D, Present,Honorable Yvillis LLyoru, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the EKUIO of Clara Mercer, Deceased f Ralph Glenn ha , fled in aul said court his pt n,on im, nor nlf istration account an his pePio praying for the allowance thereof j and for the assignment and dLti i b uion of the residue of said estate at the Jane Anderson Ttel3 tliem a faYowtil J LEAVE FILMS AT MliKRAV KPNNEOVS, Piacknef INVERNESS STORE, North Uk HOWES STORt, Forug Lake HOWARD IrlAYER i Norman Wilson had his ltt uht in a corn shredder last vee axd bcufiy crushed Fish is teaching in ih lii tern as el Ciella Mtrci, cpiug Jnmes liuiden Democrat, w ccted supervisor in Unadila ih Jnrkson of Dnadiiia is buid I see Joe Darns out to see Shirley It is ordered thai the 22nd y of Whats the matter wasnt April A D, 1946, at ten odocK in the forenooi fce be and Js h v, rppointed for unday feona home The new girl in school haa been T vine th eyes of on i oys Youdf better watch them jfirbi 1 Probate s ii v ppointed hearing said potiti, It s Further Oioedf That Public notice thereof be t,ien by pub4 a tion of a copy of this order on each week for three successive weeks preioJt to J the Piickr TI d ar v L t so ojiy Celo ia Parnafi, lay of hearng r m 71 C 1 i , O I r, r er of Proi ,cl I 666 fo and the BowenOLD PREPARUIOtWS UVl TAWJBT SALVES OSF Mm paly At UnClUf Hmrii of 1 John Jackson rg a new barn Kdd Siuith traded his farm the Charles BuiUs farm sold the BudlU farm to Joe Andy and Mike Bocae, John Ernest UcCler of the 35th Mich are back in Gregory Miss Mary Gate and Mr Brokav who so their f 10 It, Mn lave raoverf into tat Can r Mra Roy Clark underwent an op ihror i , i ilev el Monday yjrshH Meahon ha bought land Win, Mercer on Mfi W and i juilding there , Mr and Mrs Gerald Dinkei have i outht a home at Lake Cheaung I Mrs Wrm Keedle of Bock Lake as gooie to Muskegon Hgtha txldl,n fertniTr visit her son, Don J Mr and Mrs S H Carr returner I i W lai week and I This potato is one ad Mylo KeOler mad faxuily of iackja the north, oa as Sunday guests f 6rans Store ROT Kenneth Wylie and family moved Mim Muriel Read and lioserom Portage Lake to the Eva Ptaef jy Sckosser srere ia fW sbay farm at AaoVfata thej purchasnr ed Sunday , , Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs ibn Dinkei were MraArace Beam Mrs, Patricia Itastoad has Cc den seed, lawn seed and No1 Certify iorthevj Sabs ro seed potatoes, of Vrc leaders HoweU grown joa j0Vi VaaWiakte aadjauhcr daufiAtr ofjaiax at atoto by Or laniij with Mra house rsl,rry j Oariing of Ana Arhor operatod Mr ne4as of rr TTM SVkr af of 7 with Mr a af ffclar of Detrei r JVa V Vm rd 3k4ar ia Dotacfas frr appendicitis A aasaber of Aadraws hto was tf tjae haw nf r tM An Scott Baker and ansiaic Mr and ataJtantf KaftiekJ af Ann Detract haspttal is aow a th Arhor have BMVWJ into tk Ed Perry fcu sister ia DetaseL aatil be balds a DanaM C of Saax Oty was mih Mark vi ham last week hy law 4eath af af JJaha Bcnae has gWaaVwthar,, Warn Dwyla A t ffwar M ana of Mr Hntds wwa Haa sjt Wsawili ear ffce Wray Maadkay haaae ax wwck feflaiaasaef eraialag mter 4ay wad was waJhr tinnaai He tdbamia lawwzalay aaae at wwse aa tha laad ha la he etnrrtea 4 awl meters aad TIM DOOLITTLE0 Pine Lodge Presents ROMIG ROONETf Floor Show Circa T UMX x tmt mmruar muamm am i ryu v,1 Mtfp v K4 EF 1 I A m J If INCKNtY DISPATCH WidhmJiy AprU 1 1946 r SiBlBSSBlBSlSBSlSBBBSMSSlWBMBSBSBSllSM HNCKNY DISPATCH trd a nswioffle P Mtoh i U t feid a Advam Snhorrtpttou IUI a fAUsTw qJMJTT PUHliMtt Roy Reason and family spent the vo4 end in Coopersville j Criifih wio home iron C I VUnO Uvi tuO CCi i I I t ia i ai b Aliard were in Laiii UI Shivlry is pi The Jap Offici7 I S Wavy Photognpk battleship Narato, flanhlp for Admiral Yamamoto at the outbreak of the war was one heaviest nrewar batfler J ,Mft battle for Heyte Gulf w ti laj at the Yokoiuka naval base in Jiny, 1945, beavkit prewar batflewacans She was commissioned in 1919, and modernised in 1936 Xeyte Gulf in October, 1044 r vi was heavily damaged by U S Navy carrier Security Education Travel Kennedy Store ilM F C Reiekhfof SrJ OPTOMETRIST j 12 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE g 5 HOWELL, MICHIGAN g FOR APPOlNTMBNTf 5 PHONE 258 Reidttce 613 lo hoid i t ci oii Vinemun unn soon lis Addie Palmer of Uetroit is i Wund MrsUyrbert i aimer George Stewart ami wife of HiGordon Iainb and wiiu oi Detroit spent the week end with Mrs Lulu Lamb Gene Leevandovski ol Pctroii Sjci the week end with Peach Pal mer Paul Strawhecker of Grand Rap i t ML iav wceo lid with Mrand Mrs Ona Campbell Ivir and Mrs Harold Ilanuuonti ol 0,Oao spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher Mr and Mrs Harold Falrcnild of DeUoit sent the ivcirk enu at the the frank Aberdeen home Joan Cias whose mother hna imed to Jackson is staying at the Paul dinger home until school is out Mrs P W Curie ct ana uaughler , aula, spent the week end in Detroit win vir and Mrs, Henry Hauck Week end quests at the Lester Al uic homo were Mt and Mrs 10 IJ iiiav ud Joint Adams OL Detroit iiai White and wile of Howell nd Mrs KMa Newman of Ann Arbor ,e vtjk eiiU iietu ic , white home l and Mrs Geoie Ervin Af Deiroi 11 tiie week endv nh Mi iKey vanSickie i nd Kutfts oi ii and Mr, aJ i1 ,i WHEN YOU CAT ICE CREAM EAT TH FINEST ICECREAM MADE v Arctic Ice Cream li Arctic Ice Cream Ts Packaged Kxtra Heavy to Carry Home This Month a Package Ice Cream is VALLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUICH, CHOCOLATE, FRvOTED ALMON n6 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Ijulk Ice ream is Uananna, gutter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fude, Ko itl and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BElTER ICE CREAM BUY AT cosrr DRUG STORE I BJBBJBUBHHBJHBaSBBHSMSJIv Alive FREE SERVICE 7arm Animali Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Aaent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTFST D ad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo No 1 northern Krown Erie seed tlllllIllllllamiillIIIIIIIIIlftll otatoe, Great yielder, the coming ,to aw,,, titure, nuc,i ijiirsi National j ii imtm S 1 WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Snsed HOWELL, MICH W J Nash left Friday for Chicago for a visit Electric Wiring V betty Seeger of Lakeland was a I week end guest of Barbara Nash Ex SergU Ted Adeh is attending lUa W a u ik of Detoit iiuv, ieOJr LedwiUre s back from Detrrwt where she was ended on grand Jury duty but has tore turn April 1 0, Mrs Joe jiusyuio and children spent iSaurday with her parents IUV parents, Mr and Airs Glenn Chancy of Fov, lerville Sunday callers at Andrew Campbell home Wfcro Karl Gaines ami soi of Howell and Wiliard Uennett am iamiiV of Ianijig Sunday guests at tiie I,ee Iaev home were Mr and Airs Joe Metz of Howell and Vincent shields, an I family ol nn Arbor Mrs Mary Rudell, daulitej1, Mr Tom Sale and grandaauhter, Mad eline liudeii ol Windsor, UnD0 STATE OF IvUClUGAN S inn 1 ioOdce Court for the County ir X Livingston S l a seBeion OJ Cotut, hekf 5 OL Probate Uiii Jti Liu CJ L oi 5 ijcil in Naid County on tin ln ,5 nay Oi Uuch v L, 1 Wb J itMiiL, Hon Willis L Lyon A irni 01 J robuie Bank 3 In Hewall S Under Federal Supervition m 5 MerLr Federal Deposit In 5 , 5 curance Corporation All De s i, tli mauer 01 the KitaLe 01 g , , a ,, , vi v 1 r poette Insured up to 5,000 f S iiu 1 Loiuna, Margaret J or S , n u fc S i and Petty Caimeii oiioia, iMUl g each Doitor ori ICCJICS Cant havijiy tiled m 3 3 Atl vouit her iiuj, ccouut a, go,d 3 iie 1 3 S FOR IHE MOST AUVAMAliES AUTO LOANS BANK I Flectric Service Metet Reparing DonH mmer Frank Zeigler PHONE 110 Dmm4i and Disabled Hornet and Cattle Itogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE 0 OOUUECT IO OABUsVG ML COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE HIDES AND CAIXSICIMS JOULYMMuNIAiG CALLS CEi VE IHE 0CST SCVlCE trott Fred Campbell of Aim Arbor called at the at Ona Campbell home Saturday Mr and Mrs M J Reason were Sunday dinner quests of Mrand Mrs Max Ueynoldk Mr and Ks Win Shehan spent Sunday with Mr and1 Mrs Stanley Culver in Deerfield Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and daughter, Leona, and Rita Kennedy were in Howell Thursday 1 Mr and Mrs George Meyer and J daughter of Stockbridge spent Sun day at the W H Meyer home Mr and Mrs J Cauben of Detroit were week end guests of Mret Mrs 1 Gust Henueau at Rdh Lake Mr and Mrs K Guy and Robert Tentis of Detroit were week endj Hemy Aiilrr of Fovlerville ami Miss Mary Love, aayghter of Mrand Alrsiloyd Love of Marion were maned at the Howeil Methodist church Saturday night ALZ Jennie Uevereaux who ha been in Evart is back ii Jackson on account of the illness of her brother inlaw, James Kavanauh Mrs Jesse Henry who was taken to McPherson hospital, Howell several weeks ago with a broken pelvu bone was brmnrht home Saturday Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lic A, ee Horace Hanson and wife, Ann Arbor, Hollis Holloway and family of Plainfield and Mr ane Mrs Clifford Miller Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W C AtLee were Mr and Mrs Don Cower of Mendota,IU, Cyrus AtLee and family and Robert Tusch and an and peltion piayin ,ui, Li eLoi 11 s iileiei, i,it the fell oay 0 ni i, IUHi, aL tei 0 clock in 5 ,e lOeiioen, at saut ijobate Ai ice, j oe and in Jiciy appointed for eain 3 ,nn and alo,i ad account and S5 learns said petition J Cft the faetss aout other fi H iUilwi Ordeed, Tint pubiic notice thereof be given by publoa 3 nancing plans ion of a copy ot tlii onh rJo LJire dl ,1 v n u 1 , , 3 them will, oursioull agree the urci ssi e weeks previous lo said lay oJ hearing in the P nAiiy lt r bank way s best jMt Ii, a nrwpaper ji it d and cir, uluted in iaiof miiilv 1 g Willis L Lyons, Judre of Probate 3 A true copy eiestia Parshall,Ueiter of I iooaie 5 LOANS n compare I W1 llVK AMPLE FUNDS I 3 AVAILABLE FOR SOUND 5 row were 1 Mr and Mrs M K 1 in Jackson Friday H REM, ESTATE KOTRGACFS S 11 Carr has sold Lis house on OK PERSONAL AT REASON W Main St, occupied by MrsEmily AULE RATES Madden to Wayiie lioot, supt of the H Rogers Motor factory here TjS euests of Mrand Mrs Myron Hughes, j family Mr and Mrs Harry ClarkVirgin1 Vedder and sons have pur ia Hoisel spent the week end with j chased the M I Ri Jarn aiid Mr and Mrs Winston Baugiin I The Misses Aiberta Dinkel and E4a Maas and Levi Ludtke were in j Lansing Friday to see The Uells of j, St fiiaiys Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent sent Sunday in Detroit Their grand I son, John, returned with them for a j weeks visit I Mr and Mrs C J Clinton sent T j Thursday wit Mrouvd Mrs O Fiah jheck in iiansing and called on Don j Fiahbeck t the Eaton Eai airport I where b is instructor j Mrs ElVeanor Latimer fiaughn entertained the members of the Baughn family Sunday in honor of 1 the hirAdays of Lawresvce Baughr 1 and Rohert SeefeML Mem Carver and are wrecking it TnfAU se the uttriui w build a cottage at Portage Lae Wejk end gcsts of Mrs Eleanor fjedwidge wer ivid Levidge of Assumption coil e, Windsor, Hubert Ledwidge and family and Mr and Mrs Ed GrablickJustine LeoVndgej of Detroit Glenn Kingsley is ill with pneumonia in McPherson hospitalHowell William Haines who owns the Markham farm on tiie Dexter road was run over by a tractor Saturday and had his hip broken He is at McPher son hospital, Howell Messrs Joe Griffith, Jack Hatutet, Cyde Fish Werwin and Ona Camp pafft masters banquet of GoWeo Hule um flew e torn aa widf W rie Mdi e xkm SF V w J88 F AM 4rf A Artar VU JafMr and Slftr,and Mr RaH Codey otf rolls, fcemdnaoT g laeU Xnu jManMrite ftwri 4swdar of lHiiMltflllllirltflltMWHIMIIirH,,,,,ltulu EXPERT i Auto Service i Af I 0 MOOM1 T WHLtL CONaPLbTE MtAK StKViCF FAIM INC HAV YOUR CAR COMPLETLY KLCONliiAONU NOW V i i 4WUL I5,M CAR 54ViCD AT OUR CAAG OUKJitG DUE WAR W SMtViOE ALL MAJCES OF CAJC v ft6 ft Mi l iiiMmiii 11 Hs JP nt V , St W N mSPAf WodaMday Ap TMffVwdMHWW t Nov Available A FARM CAR WD OF HOG tLfcHKK VHlCkfcN KUOOER MILK COOLERS twifitU MILKERS JET PEEP WELL TUMPS GOILDEN CULTIVATORS GAKDEN SEEDS HARDWARE BOYD ELL MINTS VAWWi WAimS ILFE IAVEY Classified Want Ad i FOR SALE Spoke tooth and spring tooth drags, 2 horse cultivator, X torse cultivator, 100 ft oi hay rope, JtCUC BUYING SOMLH1NG Peace ha come to iiMuatxy onca track and pulley, fence strether,setjmore After wvwal nww ox meJV double harness, land to let on shares euvering on the part o or and Phile Boettger, 2807 Ttpmdy Rd management all are reu w e V Pinckney, Mich i work and begin filling the Semen brought on bV the wear and tear oi TQTJND Cocker Spaniel Owner can have oy proving property Asher Wyiie FOR SALE Baby crib, mattress and springs in good condition Phone U4 Oeor Beck FOR SALEBiack DirV delivered Earl Baughn WArhk Paper of all kind, lion Rags and Copper Harry Priak I WWRwmtilehtgrTaTcnTBaeterin and block U by hour or comma, K720 PlA Ptnro Hniqv T FOR SALE panSeWtTdoore, 7 ft x 8 ft,l,preva Jbe faetory aoore 2500 120x20 frags window uud frame 500 Jack Wilson atoll SattariM taj U Imft M a u ti911t a a la liM a v daeeday at 4 ta e,t to ft at JlWeay ft la the i i ML 0 R NUCLUSICEY MffflftT , IUM li MiiMsee Ift Yea as AeltUMMi Hava MMtWa m four years of war time restriction on consumer goods Savings have been accumulated during these years and many people Sl5yCrClAWdN BEAUTY SHOP At times it may be wise to go in mgLtLUJNa Of PftltMANftNT debt, but the old rule of pay as you MJJQHWB go il ftfotfti I AUO HJOLO a CHUBB Hawaii, Miieife leeal tUateteatetfee Pmeae tf e 4 Meaumeats Mejfcare r MARTIN 4 UVAMV Attspsjgf Road or Continue M en far the tUftft you want MtPftertoa St Sank w w PIMUNBMT rrrrrTin fboae I MARION JAeWiSOwuet Seeds i Cldvet, Alalia, Tim Hiland Lake FOa SALEOase CC Tractor on rub ber, cultivator fjr same, 8 ft disc anu 2 bottom 14 plow Peter Boboa, Dexter Road , FOlT SALEWhite Enamel Round j Oak Range, nearly new Clyde Bill I 4100 Schafer Rd, Phone cockney J56F2 I FOH SiCLEQuanUty of Hay atwr Oats F E Msnley 6 miles west of Pinckney on MS6, WANTEDAshes to ham Will also plow small gardens Guat Hannaman, 220 Unadilla , VVAMb CrilWWV prices paid for ail Idnds of Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone G72, HowtfL Honey to loen t He rvtea Interest paid on , Time Certificates of iipoit All deposit up to 5,00000 in J cured by our membership in Fed, ral Oegosit Insurance Corporation fUCYJll Pare STlt Pinelmert Mieaigaa LEKUaVEY OENE1UL IHSURANCR OMeiee K terre Attomeys el Fkti Stole Hewoflt fbcMw m, SEPTIC TANKS Am CESS ,wy POOtSCLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jafror 5ct DAN BURKETT Pboa 288 Ana ArW Miehiaaa P H SwarthOotl S PJNWUL H08H Micb TOjfci GROW PICKLES on contract, No 1, 426 No 2, 200 No 3, 76c Contractu can be obtained from C F Hewlett, Phone 98, Pinckney, Mich Septic Tank Cesspools Cleaned v thy Oat an Corn WANTED General Trucking to do gravel, stone, black dirt and filling dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberger Phone 19F13 after 6 p m 1 SALBWhite Cloverin ELECTRICAL WIRING APPLIANCES PHONE 118 WWTE AIX1NEL HOTEL ROOM 70 PHONE 4241 MICH ANN ARBOR PJaeUey WF6 Repairiai MYRON J HUGHES PiUMtflNU AND HEATING Sleto 8717 Lakeside Drlt Auto Trafter RLfAlRED G E VEDDER FOR SALE00 Acre Farm, reorge Parker, Pinckney R F a mJ ,U Aajr Sis Mad to JQfdm ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sls SS 87 L A H TRAILER MFG CO, bona 88 Pncbay, Mkb LfcE LAVEY, Exclawft Agant D Pbafea S8F3 i I Ifa i i OF MICHIGAN ItKHLItK allib m Farmers Feed J, IP1 Vftf STATE Tb Circuit Court or the County j of Liviagstoo in Chancery Perry W Banghart aud Thelma Banghart, his wife, Plaintiffs, Also rubbish hauled 26c a toad t vs doors 60c a load from basemeejtv SPShope Co,,JaniG Nowland,John Harry Hannaman DPinckney,John JRoacubury, John Helen Rubinstein Cosmetic3 ex w Schenck, Anlivw A Arculanus, elusive in Livingston County atJohn Kemp Mirier and tluu un Howell Ruths Shop for Women known heirs, ttViis, legatees assigns PHONE 204 , MAX RU5SELL,Mgr FOlt SALESlubwooO Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 Hcyvr, Mich FOR SERTCE boar RegiMtered Hanpahire Y Hamperian Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tiro Uuited f tatts Gevermnot Of for EXPLOSIVES Defendant, Suit pending in for the County Oi lw Chancery at Howei, th 0th day of MarWi, It appearing from of conijiliant as ijlow in that the plartntifls hj able after diligent sta quiry to Jiscertain V,J, fd3nc2antii are ini where they may mi or where they or ai reside, or whether trest, claim, lion or io these defendants hax ed to any other JJ r or whether such till r possible right has K by will by the said u And it further aj Slaiatiffs do not been unable aflei iii JI uii STATE OF MICHIGAN In tbs Circuit Court for tbo Couat of Lirlegston i Chancery JEROLD GRI8WOLP, Plaintiff vs IDABELLE CRI6WOLD, Defendant ORDER Of PUBLICATION Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston, in Chancery, on the 20th day of February A D, 1946, at the City of Howell in said county, it satisfactorily appearing to thfe ourt ourt fa afadavit of Jerold Gris wold, plaintiff herein, and by Bill of Compliant on file herein, that de fondant, IdabeUS Griswold, is not a resident of the State of Michigan the State of Michigan or some other thai she is either concealed within and in on lesion 4i worn bill aid ause, rot boen , nA in f lio aid doii, ou il living STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the CejNstf of Uviastoii At a session of said Court, held at the Probate office in the City of ho well, in said County, on the loth day of March A D, 1946 Present,Honorable WiUu L Lyons, Judge ot Probate In the matter of the Estate of Loretta Keller, alee known as Lor U Foamier, Deceased, Lillian Cottrill having ItyfJ in said Coun her PM iUoe that the administration of tale be granted to Martin J or to some other suitable pare It is Ordered, That toe 8jtfe day State and that her exact whereabottUl in rwwwLt saul tmat the present tme is unknown u l2tMmS uddr On motion of Stanley Berrimaii, JJJJl wMJ3SoT OL Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OR i v DLRED that the said defendant, Ida 1 , r belle Griswold, cause her appear title, jnter K AM wm ltL aiice to oe cnt right, of cvn assign or peisons a n, iien or iiiposed jdanrJ ivmt the u have , search yxe names entered in the Court and It i Further Orde notie thereof be give tion of a copy of ttyi order, cause within three months from the , nm aiMMseive Veeke date of this order, and in case of her I J rt J u V to appearance that abe cause her an 2 Pw ffW r swer to the Plaintiffs Bill of Cow f te sM county of pliant to be filed and a copy thereof I 7 L , itefC fobai to be served upon the plaintiff with in fifteen days after service on her01 311 of a copy of said BRI, and notice of, oTAZ A this ordeand that in default theve AT OF SfWwU ohee Ceeirt few bbe Cesl of that said BiU of Compliant h11 and inquiry to aactruiu of the persons who are included as n M onjity ,nre8i beintr named J J J ofendants without being named Upon motion therefore of Char At a aeasiott of said CopLV beltf at the Probate Office in fee qijp o dent defendant And it s further ordered, that 4es K VanWiuite, one of the at , jj ilowcU in aad County, oe tim torneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered plaintiff cause a notice ay March A 0, 1948 that the above named defends of4er u jnibUehed ih the0f,t, Hoa Wittis il anof their tusJoiown heirs, devisees, iny Dglek, newapeperiMte of Prehere legatees and aeaiens cause their , pubttAed M circulating aeter of the entered herew f u Wegateii aadiLott Fasi, Deeeased that such pubiicatiem coauedl ft appearing to the Court thsd the once in eaeh week U, mwcceee itime fey the preaeatar W tyet Leave TbJb ttatoStera P to be within three months from the date hereof, and that in default thereof aaief bin be taken as confessed py said defendants and each and all of them it is further ordered that the t plaintiffs cause this order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Despatch, a newspaper printed, pwbtiahed anl circulated i in said Coaaty once in each week lor at least six successive weeks JT ii UanA C YeUand, Circuit Court ffLS II Commissioner rVm A true copy John Aa Magenta, Clerk 1 The abo entitled sitit involve and is hrnglrf to uiet title to the folWeru describod laiKls, I the City of Howell, County of livireton and State of Michigan, particularly described aw Beginning at a point on the Utmb Ua Of highway US16 ipaid highsqajr ioaersect the o the aat half of the i1 of 9C in Town theee 4A 4 EaeUMMlv n rode south ive weeks, or that fliaJPlPf Mtae agifcneteeid estate ahesad he nv of this order to 1 eeaiaed to mmk that a tisae ani Piece he copy of this order to he saaed aid defeaduoto at her poetoOice by rerMeced wP that a tisae ai piece be aeipset aid defendants at her M kaowal eo to receive, examiae aad aest j segjl wish a deans aad demeads agaiast aaidde, , receipt ewaendod, twAfy 4 before the tiaj for the appesraasf Aad further he eheatauW petrihed Ufi M JpgpP least ceased by aad before aJeY Court It fa Ordered, lfcat ah of the erathe 4tos of amid deceased are reejaired 40 preaeat their claims to said court at Probate Office oaorhefane the ft day of May A 1044 M tea oclock ia the fori,neea aeid time aad saace hadahv uuieiated far the gemeBs mMwsjsjBgi MBsR 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 03, 1946 Description An account of the resource April 03, 1946 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 1946-04-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c446648185497901f223c894a8999cd6.pdf ef5eaa5bf2ccf220ff437b2df2ff9e66 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. r , r Bill II I i ffjffp y Tl Volume 03 News, Items of , Boys in Service and ltonu Conceralaf Oar Boy Who AM Serving in the Armed Eli Aron jr is taking a Glcourse in Detroit PfeJames Btt U S Marines who is at Yohoijftna, Japan write he just receivoajfcw Christinas box and thank for tp Doesnt expect to be home for Kpt time as replace j and thanksfor juuhC, He expects to contact Wfcattrtheriniaw, Lc Dominic Conklin of the air force who is at Yokota, A A B orother, Bernards son, James, as he is on the high seas with the navyIIis second sojy jfltoft a iine swimmer and lianpmvevixi medals in breast stroke tt4miU He has been amploytot Celebrate 50fli Anniversary Mr and Mrs EWray Hinckley Are Honored at Daughters Home in HaniburgTownsbip Mw, Clifford VanHorn of Hamburg township entertained on two occasion recently at her home honoring her parents, Mr and Mrs Wray Hinckley whose fiftieth wedding anniversary occurred March 19 On Saturday evening Kirch 10, some 315 friends and neighbors gati ered at the VanHorn home with gif and greetings for the esteemed couple Entertainment was a mock weddin While Mrs Ray Huns was inCal fornia last month she did not see her put on by local characters and the singing of favorite songs of yester year A corsage and carnation were prej sented to the newest bride and groom I ,u k,4 , , present, Mr andMrsJohn Carpenter LiL 1 Und hkewise the one who had travell er this summer ed fanhest flown lifea h nlurnseth Mr and Mrs William Keedlc,married 00 yeaii This occasion proved to be Mr Koedles last party uaiA fcj , I he died 48 hours afterwards iTtl 1teil Coff weddi cuke and ice cream 17 went from this county were sen,ed beated at the fl0,101 rt Hnlr nV I ble were Mr and Mrs Hinckley, rgt Hollis Swarthout was dis Lil, and Mrs Anhui shehan M ortand Mrs Bert Hooker with Mrs ViTwAM v , io i Hooker presiding This table presentv G,rry Eichman nas been discharg IlT CU T by fll V w K I banded table service, it was centeitvij rvice preinrfuethm ex Detroit Monday and n in 21 days Dick rror irom tne bspital at tanning, Georgia ed from the army and arrived last Thursday home , by crystal bowl of yellow and white m, blo3Soms, and lighted by tall gilded Garth Meyer USN is not coming , in crys,trj holders 1 veood with hi Wf taentical entertainment Matures and has had a nerve removed He s , wi, k KI, n w j were arranged for brtny, March may be flown back to toe states forni u A J A LI h tT t when 41 friends and , relativ Edsel ington missioning es t s pa tcij iy4t li Michigan Mirror State News o c URREM OMMN News and and Happening of toe State Tenley Told from Lansing George I Schcrmerhorns plat Is food rationing on the 7 bKa t It may be in certain ftr truntjonf, have their way, It i s ejahietf wbiia Americans are living on MM fit Oi , the land their brethren ia Europa form of saving the depressed taxpayi un Asia are starving ThU tountrf cij 3,000,000 or so a yea in sales r1 4 w I gathered at the VanHorn home for Meyer w,ll not go to Wh anmversar, dinlel, Additional , DCuntil Uie work of decom , , vue fllr,,licd by 112 v u ,S chestra organised from the sted Norfolk, Va He may , , , completed m WOKOJK, va He may , ,, , , be stationed at Washington for thejranks oi fanuly u , n f next two years l Mrs Hinckley 1S the former Berj Joe Lavey is still undergoing fac Jtha Prker,tfughter of the late Will, iaUurgery at CRiley Gen Hospital, J Urn Parker of Geddes Mr Hinckney p f SpringfieWTilo, and may not h 1 is the son of the late Mr and Mrs 117 431 IflcaDicrD home before May WE WHO TILsWrltf WE WHO WORK iteWOOUCE ARC 0OJN6 A COOD BUT, AS NCVER glprRe, WE MUST PUT THE FRUiTS OP OUR tAfiOfc TO USUL PURPOSE TO ASSORT V1CTy AND SECURE OUR FUTURE, LET PUT A4L W0 CAN JNTO WAR BONDS, LlFe INSUANCg SAVINGS ACCOUNTS J FOR TOOAy AN IMPORTANT PART OF OUR TO SAVE, AND T PUT THESE SAVING WHERETHEY WM EST AID OUR COUNTRY AND OUSELVES be Plato Hinckley of Ypsiianti areaThey were married at the Parker home by the late Rev Henry Tatlock of Ann They have resided at their Night Banquet with iarjje Attendance Expected at Annual Past Masters Banquet March 30 VETfcKANS MEMORIAL FlLU i Jdge Joseph Collins in circuittjM 5 Mday signed the detroy tgaurfei r y W m , tor 7WTromWCommunity Hah wve tn ldentlf Fund to the Veterans Memorial Field Stephens Lpi tona church ol Fund There were no objections This Hamburg and the Webster Grange, j Good weather prevailing the usual is the balance left from the sale of I Mr Hinckley has Made a noteworthy ,are irf expected at the the community hall after all expenses contribution to the civic rte of his ,oth annua, rast Ma6tora Niffht and indebtedness were paid fmftty Bsd their daughter, I banquet of LrvTrigstOA Lodg No iV MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Marpliy, pastor Masses at 746 ana 1100 a m Catechism 74 Sunday and 1000 Saturday, Novcna Friday 1220 uoon and 800 p m Ixepaiation fpc Holy Communion each Saturiay 8 to 9 p m uiu Sunday 700 to 7 0 a m taxes will be of particular interest to Michigan school mama We referr to the Heading industialists bid for votes as candidate for provernor on the Democrat ttkket ycliertiierhorn sould reduce the sales tax from 3 to t ccMUsloppkg jnlliord ff tlie state iruiie, This would husten the coining crisis looming for Michigan publiLi schools whoe state aid for the next 2 years lias been increased by a state egifalature from 5, 000,000 to 00,000,000, Lets look at the facts According to the Michigan Educatonal Assn, Michigan schools need 73,602,405 state aid, some 17,000 000 more than they have been re ceiving The legislature countered with a raise of 3,200,000 all of which must be spent to adjust salaries, about 70 u year for teachers and Janitors The teacher like the white collar worker lui received no salary adjust ment and no overtime pay and prices have been climbng The average city or village school pays amTnfmum of 1,701 a year,an average of 18,00 for 10 months of months of teaching The maximum earng a year 2,050 Rural trackers get a minimum of 1,125, an average of 1,380 and a maximum of 1,155Withholding tax and retirement fees reduce tjbese sal aiics to lesser amount The teacher drav ing 1,4CMJ a year would only take home 1,110 Minimum salaries in elementary Mhools are elementary 1,000, jr h 1,700 and high schoo 1,800 average is elementary 1,700, h iigh l,SIiO, andf high schools 2,094 Highest paid are elementary 1,S75 ji high 2,000, high school 2,040 An average of 14 o o of the teachers expect to leave V f lehoo year Thl iH,09rt out of 14,288 Of the schools reporting 22 tent aid uey couid till theii vancies next year, 31 said they ould ii i and 4 0 uere doubtful Other financial needs are new buildiigs, more space, general re escaped entirely from damage bj the v r vvlile entre MCtUnt, uS Europe and Asia was devasted and ao food can be grown there for moe time Food collections have alreaay bein maue in many places but they are a mere drop in the bucket ffdr mer President Hoover has been nam ed to head the commission to fee4 Kurope When he concludes his sur vey if he reuomends rationing it il pretty apt to come to pass Few per sons realize the true conditions in Kurope Many people never get enough to eat and starvation has al wuy, l,r, i t ne of the principil sauiri of oeath Some sav f am not oaj my brothers keeper but you art Kise why the old age peoftiQa, county homes and hospitals, also the homos for the aged and penniless sup ported by the church and fraternal organizations and societies If the human race did not feel a certain responsibility for the unfortunate these homes would never have existed It is against all concepts i human nature to let anyone die t starvation when it is within our 4er toprevent it We wish the lawmakers would find something else to play with btfJdJH t he time We read that Rep Fultoa rep, of Pennsylvania, has intre4ttCtt a bill in congress to put the country back on daylight saving time aj a means of combating starvation a4 filtering He says this time will eoyiderve coal and give the people more time to work in their gardens There is nothing that causes so much ill feeling as the time Question It it impossible for a county to oftlfttt on slow time while the one next to it is on fast timeCity dwellers like fajt time as it gives them morC dayUfht hours Farmers detest it as they hav to wait before the dew ij gone before starting to work Wa wisfc Ifetjr vvi4d frret about the tima4lltea on i they are at present 4 all SOralities are now on the same time A committee will go to Detroit bis week Thursday to see th General Electric Co about furnishing the complete equipment for the field The General Electric and Westing Edison who specialize in this kindi of equipment Have both bn closed I Ceddes and Miss Minnie ol Ann by strikes an ave not sent anvone i Arbor Another sister, Mrs Florence here them who died in infancy Present Sunday were two brothers and two sisters of Mrs Hinckley, Frank iarkrr and MrsMaude Parker Crittenden of Ypslanti, George Beatrice, a son, Lloyd, was born to f to be Jud at tne scjJOOi Saturday to figure on the Job to ave net sent anyone they j as CIRCUIT COURT NEWS After nearly two days had been used up in the auto damage accident suit of Uoyd and Hazel Tower vst si st man Spoonser of Chelsea was unable to ome Ajso among the invited guest i Mr iu Crittenden Warner of usilanti, brides maid of the nttptii , o ears ago,at which time George Parker mentioned above as niht,March 30 at 7 p m These gatiierings weie formerly held in the temple but were moved to the school two years ago to handle increasing crowds The Grand Master, Koscoe J Burch of Benton Harbor wUl iver the address He is probably the only Mason in Michigan, holding 2 I life memberships, from two lodges, Sun, Mar 31, Laeter Sun, 4th Sun of Lent Nth week of 4 0ih NovJ 4Vm etof supple ami i enna Intention for peace and con j CGUDment and teacher overload, I tision ol Russia Among the intentions are Sun 5th anniv of death of j 1 MN Thomas Bain the case was settled out of court i JOHN MADDEN Wednesday the case of the People John Wadden, 76, died at MoPher vs Russell Buckner of Chubbs Cor son hospitai, Howell Thursday after j Here charged with assault to do bodi1 an illness of 5 months He was born 1 ly harm less than murder Trie comi in HarvardIH and lived in Iowa 15 pliant was Gerald Bowtfith, former j coming to Detroit in iy25 He movi state conservation officer for this j ed to Pinckney 7 years ao district During the srao garnej Surviving are his wife, Emily, aj game season Bowditch attempted to J daughter, Mrs Marion Jarvi, a son, search 1i J ickner car or illegai of gmjt As he looked in the re HM car Bockner beat him severely putting him in the hospital for sonej time Bowditch ha e 4eei tntna A J Madden of Detroit, a grandson, James Jarvis and a brother, J M Madden of Nor Lh Dakota The funeral was held from St morning, Rev Francis J Murphy l ferred to the Grand Rapids district I Marys church, Pinckney, Saturday The case was tried before a jury officiating Burial in St Marys cemj vfao after being ttt nearly 4 hours eberyt rendered a not guilty verdict Prosj ecutor Berjiman appearedfor theERIC KftAHN pcoptr and Martin J Laran for Buckner Mrs Bessie Jeffreys and Norman White of Pinckney on the jurythis week the replevin case of Eocene Harmon vs William H Clark was set for trial j equipment and teacher j u percent of the schools said ubare Sun, j j,tjtutes were available 40 percent W Clark ,,, 1 V VU,,J not iiton irea4ot Annumiauon, lou, Qf 543 teachers who were in the mass for law Mrs Harrison Wea recent SPn ice 322 have returned high mass for iatePaul tobey ,beast tenchhw Of 205 teachers who of John Damascene Thur,reast oij mitMr buuesh, 101 havere4 I St John Cupistrahb, lugh mass for ,o teaeiiiig J poor souls Fri, high mass for pool I srhooks exepct to pay an, average souls Sat low mass for intention of one eriticallly ill and for grace of a I happy death 1 11 COMMUNi nr COtwX uWRCH Attn AJUrd Mlniatar MrBFloreac, BauglntOrganiat tad Chvir Director G M thompsoa, S S Supt Morning Worship , 100 Sunday School 1150 Choir practise, Wed evening We cordially invite you to our Lenten services every Wednesday eve at 730Guest speaker this vcck Our prayer sei e will be held J each Wednesday nivt at 7 oclock Boy3 and Cjirls Lenten class at i oclock Sunday P M of 184 a year more for teachers next year than they paid this year The Teacher load iias incieused iu i 64 00 of the chool 4iv scho report year un J percen year ThTw,Ntrouble industi iaiist is that sales tax without producing an ado quate substitute measure 10 replace j it with the past year d a deficit luM expect one this li the Reading e would cut the j f Q We read in the paper last week j that the death of Esther Hill Mor aii of Dallas, Oregon, took th last person off the books who was receiv a pension for ths war of 112 OJy a short time ago the last Revolutionary War pensioner died There are still plenty of Mexican and civil war pensioners on the booksOf course this woman was not even aLva in 1K12 but got the pension through her lather This at one time developed Into araekeT After the civil war the nation was not pension minded and it was not until some SOyrs after that pensions were granted to all veterans and veterans wiaows Vet erans in poor health became matri monial prizes and 10 and 17 year old girls married 70 an d 80 year old veterans to qualify for widow pensions Congress stopped tide ackett by setting back the marriage e the pension law was putted ndoubedly the after cost of World Wir H will be mny timet than iiwost uptodate Roscoe Burch erana Eric Krahn, 46, died Thursday at J Dovrairiac and Benton Harbor, his farmin Unadilla after a short operaes a large printing plant nines Recently he returned home i the latter place He at BASKET BALL FINALS 3V 1 11 state basket ball finals atj JState college last week, Holland I the dass A title, St ftnJ home from a Lansing hospital He WAS born in Germany on Oct 2S, 1S97 and came to America in 1926 He came here S years ago when tbe Detroit Die Set established a The toastmaster is Paul O Strav hecker, a brother of Mrs Esther Campbell, usually referred to by the late Lucius E Wilson as the brother inTaw of Livingston Lode He is a factory herand was suprnte in both Workf Wars I and H He is a wife and two j candidate for congress lifts fallNext , p, anj DonaW and a bro May he will be elected grand master BlfctherasBri br Michigan Maomc Grand Lodge GOSPEL MISSIOJ Pastor , ifizra Beadbe S S SapL Marvin Shire Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1045 Young Poopies Meeting 730 FSwvng Worip L 8o Prrer Service, Wed M Rev Homer North, president of the IndianaMichiganMennonite district mission board, pastor of the N Main congregation at Nappanee,vas NOTICE The April meeting of the Lansing District Nurses Association will be held Monday, April 1, at fc 00 p m in the hunge of the Nurses Home at on M emorial Hospital, St Johns Mk Dr Uussoll will talk on Milit ary Experiences Chartered bus will leave Lansing at 700 p m Call Lan 2745 for reservation FARM BARN BURNS The lartc basement ban ve Mrfoko farm an 41M 1, better know as tne Oria farm, burned to the ra v rday afternoon Mr in the barn at the time started and only got his One catf S re MidbJState college Jaat week, HoHand m m the D far the rd JsMnoneaser aex wnaaMwair JMvoat Cawdxx fct WUattoBcmatfit fjMMHt m ke fiMit SS 4m the preacher at Gospel Mission on th df1,cltLM anA Mar 24 mans quartette from his f TlcnW v i, i corn husker he recenly ZZa, a ,Up of y0ng n,en Lr Iw rf v M li covered by insurance Cause oi from Ypsiianti will give the even wvv31 ing program under the direction of fire iS mnowa The papers last week featured tot story of a multimillionaires daufhttr who ran away from a select Wisconsin boarding school, got acquainted with a wandering truck driver on a bussnd set up housekeeping win him in Highland Park Kidnapping j was at first feared Hence the widt publicity The girls parents who taere wintering in Florida shosed interest in the proceeding tot lawyer flew to Detroit, bnofce tfce romance ana took the girl presumably to a tour of Is wihle her parente carefree existance And wonder why the chiidren i get into such scrapes industrial, business sue 4tnt seem to get to first base H comes to bringing up a familjr l m taWiij 36 to The funeral was at the Smnteriedt Comrressman Blaekny may also jjoyd Conrad There will be a chiW Funeral Home n Detevit Monday andbe on the programHe usually cornea eosprogram followed hy a message ouriai was h Woodmere cemetery but so far ia not certain be will be A mans quartette will sing at 730 j able to this year WW Poyfe, died at a Pen fiegnaar cmimiWucatkMi oof Liv Be opernted a farm at jt 1,04 7 F A on r many 3ear8 Tueedar, Arll X Wo in the 2nd a, Mia wife the has been of pear Surviving of rinckney and a Switli of Mow A Befnouhmenta after degree P W Corkrtt, Sec aAvCaaM OtUl On Monday evening, April 1 a meeting of all interested persona in Pinckney cemetery will be held at my home at 8 p an to oonatder plana for the coming ataaon PHSwartnou We vfll pan a refrigeration rei , win e held pair aystem in Pinckney in toe near tbc j iuoe futnve MJowm msm t be Pmckoay bih school arowmiiFay was elected JreidentCecil otob4 MtUC PROIXJCCatS fMLCTlMC A number from here attended the Stockbridge local of the Michigan Milk Producers Aasn at Stockbridge last Tboraday night They were en tertained by the Ford Motor Col Clown Band Howard Simmonaaec mgr talked alao Ray Kinney,Walter Carver and WHbam Otto of Lansing J A dinner was arvd after which the election of officers took plaeeTed JUst SA1 nUlHUi Saturday, March 80th after MHi p m, will be at 825 UnadiMa flt Pinckney to sell a qnantHjrof tnre For information tfOOO from 900 to 0 Mrs Aria Caulk aS Gordon Bonn 2d, EmerineO, Faotoria, Otto, Biota, 2 Foatoria OhioUnry Mildred Cole, 28, Chariotat Vi or, 22, Fowlerville Jtaty iova, A HoollWmiamL,SanHa22, ton, Norma Miller, W, Roaiaff, t, Oaaariok a liaagomii wH meet flaw JwrthMraXoaifCoye at 2 pavlat4 4 Mr and S i H 4 fcr ft V PINCKN6Y DISPATCHJWyiJiy, 140 Sylvan Theatre CHRLSEA, MICH Fri Sat, Mar 29, 30 ALONG NAVAJU 1KA1L Starting ROY ROGERS, UAt EVANS sad GABLf HAYES Cartoon bportyel News SuoTMonTrTue, Mar31, April 1,2 ANCHORS AWLUiH A Technicolor Musical Starring FRANK bINATRA, GENE KELLY, KAA1RYN GRAYON, JOSE iTUKHI, DEAN SiOCKWELL, RAGS RAGLAND un Show7307 450, IplOffJQ Lift, YV1IH BLUNLUL A Co moo y with vod, J bur, April 3, 4 tENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE, LARRY SIMS Plus MAKSHALi UJ KhINU Starring WILD BILL ELfciOTT, GABBY HAYES and BOBBY BLAKE ComingToo Young to Know My KepuUtion, The Spiral Staircase4 Bowel Theatre HOWELL, MICH uei, Wed, Mar 26, Z7 Laughter, Song, Romance TARS AND SPARS with ALFRED DAkE, JANET BLA1K and MARC PL A IT Selected Shorts Thur, rri, rtr 4 6, 29 Weeee UP GOES MAlSIE GEORGE MURPHY,ANN SOTHERN Selected Shorts New t Matinee ELAK1 March 3o I Glorious Gayety VIRGINIA BRUCE, ASHLEY I i la LUVE HONOR AND GOODBYE Plus Hera Comes Action HILL ELLIOTT, ALICE FLEMING in CHEYENNE WILDCAT Urted Short Nv, , MT, jVarh il April 1 ThrHinr A venture i HE BANDIT OF SHER WOOD REST with CORNEL WTlLUt, ANITA LOUISL and JILL DfcSMDND Selected Shorts News lues, Wed, U fri Apr 4345 NEIGHBORING NOTES , Ann Arbor starts installing 5G0 parking meters April 1 Dick Hewlett of Gregory is spend ing his spring vacation in Florida Walter Barbour of Gror arnv u home from the army l,4 t, vtvk wlti n discharge Jimmie Roche of Webberville is directing a minstrel show there on MAi Li for the VItf Rev Fr McCormick of Williamston, hurt in an auto accident at Howell and who has been in St Lawrence hospital,, Lansing the past a months has gone toNorth Java, NY to recoperate The Brighton city council is draw ing up a city zoning ordinance Four Canadian geese have joined the ducks on the Brighton mill pond and evidently intend tomake it their home Kober Dilloway ef Howell is home having been discharged from the army Dr Harold Hill of Howell, recently returned from the army, is remod eling the building on N Mich, Ave there, vacated ly Kings barbershop, for an office building Two British war brides arrived in Howell from England last weekThey are Mrs Frances Daniels and Mrs Wlilia Niblock Howell city voters will vote April 1 on accepting an osteopathic hospital to be built from private funds The FitchKva Construction Co of of Detroit has opened an office in Howll f The ol low ing men from this county enlisted in the army last week Clarence Campbell, Muriel Newberry of j Howell Merwin Culver of Fowlerville and Hnrold Moore, Herman KadjoffJiarold Gullett and Lee McMichael of Hamburg Charles PAdams has sold his house on Grand River W in Howell and purchased the Dunham cottage on Jewett St Kooert Young of Gregory who was with the army in the Southwest Pacific is home with a discharge A number of motion picture houses had to suspend activities last week due to a dispute between two AFL, unions the Theatre Employees and the Teamsters They refused to del iver films Ypsilanti will vote this spring on fl BANQUET IN A BOILER i Back in 1914 The Detroit Edison Company dramatized the installation of a great new teamgenerating unit by staging a Banquet In a Boiler Up until that rime the capacity of boilers rarely exceeded 50,000 pounds of steam an hour Detroit Edison engineers had been at work with manufacturers in an effort to develop greater size and efficiency The result was this new boiler of three times previous capacities 175000 pounds an hour That was a beginninga Detroit Edison FIRST, Today, boilers delivering a million pounds of steam an hour are in use The first big boiler, built 32 years ago, turned out to be something more than a place for a banquet Its construction developed a line of thought, experiment and accomplishment which has increased the size and operating efficiency of steamelectric power plants This development has meant lower costs for The Detroit Edison Company, LOWER PRICES TO THE CUSTOMERS OF DETROIT EDISON, AND HIGHER WAGES FOR DETROIT EDISON EMPLOYES It was one of the accomplishments of this company, serving in its capacity as a citizen of the community, which helped to bring the average price of current used in the home down from 604 cents per kilowatthour in 1915, to 303 cents in 1945 THE D E T R MICHIGAN BELL REPORT allowing the Amcri an Legion to include a carnival in thir Jily 4 celebration There has been considerable objection to the carnival in past r r The Michigan Bell Telephone Cos itrrv Morrice and Byron schools oatwar construction program has were closed last week due to heavy UxM revised up 30,000,000 and the damage done to roads by rains, mak toml is now 150001,000 Ot this it imposi for bupsps to operj ,i,000,0W will be spent in the De troit area The annual report shows an averi a NOTL O l YEARS AGO The Dispatch has changed its location from Min find Milt Vnre it ha, Lvjen ior the past 25 years to the Reason building under the bakery Leslie Mortenson, 20, son of Mr N PMortenson died at age return of 50 on a dollars inv t uient compared to 75 for 19o Manufacturers averaged u vii compared to 87 in Hn pot CONSERVATION Phtx,anu eggd will be furnished thi3 year to sportsmens groups, 4H clubs and others U0,to eggs will be sen out this year The beavor trapping season open k ed March L 15,83 pelts were tak en last yeai 47 Michigan state parks open on Memorial dav I DEPT time uoiiiLd ovl in Potter r ei,gs Owls seldom I LEAVE HF wQ HEAVEN ,,, Calitornia Ma, , catch Greatest Story ot Itut Yr CORNEL WJLDK TtiNE JILKNtV H KAJN Frank Bowers and wife of Detroit have moved on theDevereaux farm, west of town they recently purchased M Phillip Faustmas, W G Reeves I Ford Service Station mj I Par , war period The companys incom m I hatch in c,1,ity iy35 was 9,552,000 on a 1G, Radiophone equipment to 000,000 investment and increase ot game law vioiaiois i now used n 281,000 over 1944 but a decrease the Saginaw valley of 459,000 over the 193639 period Foxes somctinus kill house cats Gross revenue reached an a 11 time and have been known to chase sheep, hiahof 4u0fi0Q in 1M5 and inJTily tuin arekillcd Ly juxyoltecrease of 101 percent over 1936391 Foxes are said to Launder control in G Keeves but the cost of doing business in all counties but Oaklana where the r herThTsi created 137 percent to reach 71, lenced in estates piotect thm from Kr I ncj txwi uoofl raA increased doga t When Ready o Market Your Livestock Irstiuct your trucker to deliver your consignment to your own farmers cooperative selling agency on the Detroit market who uiicii tiie best in Sales Servce Reliable market information over the Stations, of the Michigan Radio Network at 1215 iM Mrday through Firi Mchigan live stock is fed for market on a ration of grown on Michigan farms, and guarantees the consumer quality meat at all times grain choic MICHIGAN LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE DETROIT SI JGlT Y AKDS,Detroit Wage rates increased dogs Avon Theatre Show 7 and 9 P M STOCKBR1DGE, MICH Fri, Sat, Mr 29 30 LXNT FENCE ME IN Another Good Musical Wtern with ROY ROGERS, GABBY HAYES Comdr Cartoon Sport Sua, TUM, Mar 31, April 2 ANCHORS AWtiGH In Technicolor GENE KELLY, FRANK SINATRA a4 KA1HKYN GKAYSON 2 Hour of Dancing, Sinffia SOLID tN I tK I AINfttLN 1 Plut New MotetTiie above shows arranged for and will be the strike doe not try to show some p Trned to Fkney, following a2 J wage , Eating Po1aloes Lonthslayoff duet, abroken TJeg were fl7 SWg ito0j w Roy Campbell is attending MAC ere o , , Q 1 Roy j college ,East Lansmg Willard Bennett of Chubbs Corn ers has gone to Albionto work t ific I Gorge J, ISouteil, Manager Ted Barrett Sheep Chas Culver Bob Salesmen CattieJim McCrum Calves Jake Boliman Williams I 608,000 against an average 1 5,201,000 in the postwar period The eain in telephone installations i in November and December was at ied, Huasett and c, foiatoea, Lraf 108,000 a yearAll orden, own in northern Michigan andf now are held up by cable,and aoip prodaced very heavy 1oUtoe uiatj ment shortage Plant additions aer, are free,ro scab bght are very Tged 8,56000 in 1945 At the, carce Next week 1 will have Chipp Irs end 100 construction jobs ewa,Erie and Ponthc potatoes IheseJ fere underway which will add 850, cerUinly P as 1 j 000 miles of new evcr inis loaa 1S Photo Fill WE HAVE FOR SALE POTATOES Just arrived 1 car load cert 3tiiaio Potatoes, northern Michigan and NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO This issue carries a one writeup of William P VanWinkle, candidate for circuit Judge on tn Silver ticket 1 were The Williamsten cpal mine has re, ere opened and coal is again being mined , calls averaged 6,000,00 cenifed ed John McDonnell is home from the ieiepnvu , M ,,, to I Michigan College of Medicine for spring vacation , Wm H Harris has sold his house Piety Hill to Orville Tupper, irt Miwmif myiptrMIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIimiMHttl NEWS BOYS AND BOOT BLACKS one buy now and you on a year from I d you willf S to,TVSatanVe cateTclfmbed to not be sorry as they will keep i year cone 23,911000 52,110,000 a year compared to an ouj average of war period u P At end of 1946 there were 1,174, The Tormer sells his household goods I 61Atnon in Michigan a gain of for you as they will for in the poatj Dont f orget to brng bag I as i me Swans Store, Howell Pontiac seed potatoes, 1 year from certTied Northern grown Swani Storo, How11 Charles Clark and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Clark in Detroit Susan Campbell is spending sever FILMS All Sizes LEAVE FILMS AT MURRAY KFNNEofS, Piackney IMVJtMSfl STORE, H1k HOWES STOMfc, Pftae awOWAItO THAYER at auction Saturday J IAM during vite yer The company Henry Ruen has gone to Aon, , increaae of Ofck, to work in a hardware store f 44 Twothirds were B Conner place in Unadilla has 34,00 over sold to Will Hopkins fT TJ tl R7 Out of 3,000 em marriage of Wirt Bamum of Ji more 1an al day with Katie Howell near HowUs to Sarah Bunker of Munith ftyeea company jobs ell I jounced loSerwmii, Mias Kathryn Gleason of Lansing M UnadUU Free Silver party has and 700 othe at Charies Clark nominated JJames Burden for supoeen puv r home rvisor and Andy Roche for clerkRe J sCAMDALCOU Mark Allison has sold his freld on Frank rves A u m M8C,weat of the cemetery to Wayne sngahe puils barber sign up Hr , i AUL aeems to have quit HB tJreUy for JMC Mr ano Mrs Clyde Hammond of 1 1 i 46 publican nominees are nd Frank Worden Gilbert Fox, 94, of PlainfieW died Vast Wednesday Fred JJarvis has mored into the Northard house atHemburg Junct ion James Tiplady has rented the Andy Wil helm farm at Pingree Henry Howlett will move on Magee farm , mwmmt mmm,, W E Murphy fjf64 looking at each other mere than at Grocery stock of R Ciinten Jtfceir books Archie Durfoe is working for W j j y quite a time keep the The spring fever has got a w lov M e iZ of wktoc duno, thj ng MVIA Mr a fcour M veue etff the mmlk i lnm Big Minstrel Show GIVEN BY 4th, 5th, 6th 7th GKADES INCHNEY SCHOOL Thursday, April 4th AT THE SCHOOL FUN MERRIMENT LAUGHTER ENTERTAINMENT END MEN JOAN GRIFFITH, MARIE RYAN 1NIERLUCIOKS JOHN COYLE MARGARET CLARK UAIRLAND DICKIE DARROW, ROBERT MEABON CANE DANCE ROYS , 8 GJRL5 LOVE SONG D1C4UE CAMPBELL, PATTY THAYEAJ TAP DANCE MARY CAMPBE i DONNALCE SWAMTrKMrf aid EUSE DeWOLFE HsliSsslllletsss and give them the Rght of way M C and J I are not doing so weilm their work lately They Hr and Mrs Clyde Fisher spend Sunday evening with Mr and srs Roy Fisher in Gregory MW TABIMTTK 1 IVESNOBE MWm Us ahy M 4m i Barnard The Pinckney Driving Chsto wttl meet at the Hotel Tnomoy on April 8 Charles Voorhes has Pat Lavey farm at thai ing S H and J R thrilled We hear Bnd has toW EL H to decide whether she wants him or Dexter Fat 1 s giving the girls a break by pittkg Ypst t We hear Gas ad Mary are on the he We wash a certain Lcota, spent Snoday with MrsJfern Eddy of Oak Grove t The now df w which Yorms the lake en the Kiee farm was completed last week The old one wont out a year or so ago retnrne Sataniay from a trip theongh the setrih and Flerkia MA1X AMD UMSEXCO DOC LsCfJrfE fljM 1 MM A PCJIALTY OF ft WMX nWwPaWkWPsnvnWsW sWfcpsw annpsnWnwsPpRMnrj ,v, tfVW m V P1NCKWEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Mar zft i4 m 1945 A BUSY YEAR AT MICHIG 1 X v , W,,5ti lLS,0 15,70 toll and 0,0 ,iQl local per dayv v r 11 d, the prevnr vorai Sivirj, AII not ivIJ to iKvar quiity in Mna , was feudally good TDMICTAI War gave way to peace, but unfilled orders for new tele III Ally I tlVil phones continued to soar, reaching 127,500 in November As Michigan Bells Postwar Expansion and Improvement Program gained momentum, the number of applicants waiting for service was reduced to 113,2 by years end UJFj pfJSSC 1,295 of chigan Bells 3,050 yar veterans had Uii tUvlmJ tom retuvuecLby Doc 31 Mourned were 57 who bad died in 31 vice During theeUr, total employee hud climbed to an alltime high of 16J50O The prewar ratio of about B,J fetweon men and worn on hari hi ye re womn iftid so that 2 of every 3 employee yj f MORE TELEPHONES By Dec 31, telephones in service totaled 1,174,513 compared with 742,118 in 1939 In the last 3 months of 1945, the increase was 37,000 telephones, largest 3month gain in Michigan Bell history V 1 K zs A,Si To return as quickly as possible to the kind of service wanted, When and where jt is wanted, XiiiVatnrr By yuui H end, wfeiyaia6eig fnarly 100 major projects which willTjooid capacity by JS5000 lines andadd abon 850,060 miles of subscriber lines 2,600 miles of opr wire were built in 1045 year Iuitv ar Ii wtii booLod fnoi experience KUVV a puhlir ntcd, ri C Miey for t cka, o, l ,irri io siu,oi r jicture of j I, or ,i i5 i am 1,000 after iiii casing d laoor ClDMIHfit fMMM Whil Michigan UHHInW WHn Bells total revenues of 80,806,000 in 1945 were 101 over the prewar 19361939 average, coste were up 137 to 71,254,000 The amount left over tt pay for the use of investors money was about 569,000 less than the average of prewar years, although an additional 36,000,000 had been invested in the busi ness since 1939 So the average return on the stockholders dollar dropped from 7 to 5 cents RATECUT RESISTED To attract the investors dollar, the rat of Telephone Company earnings mus compare favorably with the average o other industries not substantially less as has been the case in recenl years The future quality of telephone service, then, depends on earnings attractive to investors So Michigan Bell in January 1946, appealed to the courts for relief from a Michigan Public Service Commission ordei calling for retroactive reductions of 3,500,000 a year for 1944 and 1945, an lower rates for local service in 1946 7BTUBE fltke most induatrie e nave no aHernative but to expand out plnt wiea necsry to meet service demands With earnings attractive to investors, e mn continue to improve ih quality of, service and use future, technical research developments Whelp keep rates down in the face of rising cotta It f r everybodys interest that we pite the best service at tb vest coat which U1 protect the future of the basinm ANNUAL HferWi ifr ia1 3Lry of Michigan Bru, operations for1945, compLete witii all the facts and figure, is contained in an interesting, illustrated bolet, entded Peace Copes may he oltained War to at any Michigan Bell business at ASK FO OUR COMPLETE 1945 ANNUAL REPORT AT ANY M ikkl r SAX BELL BUSINESS OFfICE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPftOICOMPANY v ICAM HepoeS by WOODY COWAN TftPfecV JKapald A LONE, thousands of mile from home, in the face of bursting phos phorous grenades, St Clifford S Dcnslow Dearborn, Mich, took a flame thrower, that the War Bonds seme thoughtful person back home had bought to put into his hand, and advanced through the thick jungle to within a few feet of blazing hostile pillboxes He was in a tight spot but he kept going He turned on the ihnv, completely destroyed the emplacements and their machine guns and killed eight Nips u STreatury Department AMERICAN HEPQE5 by VCGU COWAN D ISREGARDING his ownsafety when a Merchant Marine vessel struck an enemy rrne in a hjavy sea which broke the ship in half, Third vAwist i i f mcL CI Rack carried his Chief on deck after all usable feUN ui ve , ting an empty boat adrift, Rack dove into the and swam IJ it He managed to propel it to the sinking ship and transferred the Chief Engine Rack was awarded a distinguished service medal When seamen show suchaswage in using equipment that War Bonds helped to provide, Americas know that their investment in Bonds ruier can be big enough ViTtttwtfDtpanmf No matter haw tiu you slice it, doesnt always mean that it it haicaey, says Lester Green im raisins tomatoes in threefoot reUepauine tubes for the restaurant trade When rise theyre the shape of the tube and eaa ho sliced lie a cucumber No waste Where theres no waste yon eaa always save extra snoney to buy a WAK BOND v f Treasury Depart Therapy Treatments HELP THI3 SAILORAt BctheftdaMflS Bospital, HarvuU u V Vincent De Sesl, LSMCR ficing given theffsWss intent by WAV t Krrrnau, pharmarfst mat third class, as part OSMS lebabilitethMi rad p e hy War Bond dollars The Victory Lesn will help untold other, f o N,vy Phoo Wars Most Famous Picture i 4 ffx i 4 GiEN TBASURYTe R, Gamble, national dire, tar of toe Treasurys Wr Fiaaniff DlrfsloB, arorptfi the picture madefy Joe Rosenthal, Associated free sjfactogranner, second from left, on Iwo Jtma as Brigadier General Rnbrrt Dmi and lieot GeaeiaJ Alexander A Vandergrift, Marine Corps Com n tart, ek am This plctnre is the 7th War Loan Iusigne T is Is Amerka Your Red Cross watches over the comfort of hospitalized veterans and service people everywhere Help put its 1916 Fund Campaign over Give generously January Disasters Bring Quick Red Cross Action Destructive floods and tornadoes beginning in early January were grim reminders that more Americans died in homefront accidents and disasters during World War II than as war casualties By midmonth the siege, brought on unseasonably early by warm weather ami heavy rains, had claimed 54 dead and upwarto of 150 hospitalized, records indicate Thousands of families in rqral areas of 11 mid western and southern states were affected Bed Cross chapter workers who last year helped their communities through 260 disasters have again worked soundthe clockAssisting them have been doctors, nurses, and orders rushed by the Red Cross to stricken areas Surveys for the refurnishing, rebuilding, and repairing of damaged or destroyed homes, barns, and other buildings began immediately Rehabilitation will be com pleted in March Undoubtedly new disasters will strike during the spring months and will keep the organisation working at top speed in this humanitarian parade which never ends In providing food, clothing, shelter, medical and nursing care, varying problems confront the Red Cross, par ticularly in rural sections In flooded Mississippi valley areas, Red Cross has obtained a priority release of house trailers to supplement tents used in sheltering farmers rescued from flooded areas When evacu ation pf farm families and livestock lias been necessary, coast guard and navy boats have assisted Recent coal shortages in disaster areas were re lieved when Red Cross action resulted in diversion of fuel to critical sections An hour after surveys have been completed, the Red Cross has obtained priority release of lumber and other building materials Included has been screen wire to help prevent the spread of disease in malaria effected areas In floods and hurricanes, local Red Cross disaster units, through advance weather bureau advisories, have warned residents in time for safe evacuation in remote section, they have effected rescues In all disasters, tornadoes, fires, floods, hurricanes, train wrecks, they have quickly sought out injured, given first aid, and arranged hospital care Hundreds of thousands of homeless have been sheltered, clothed, and fed In Paterson, New Jersey, a new chapter disaster chairman successfully tackled problems of the worst flood in that citys history Two days after a Red Grossdisaster coTrtfirencs it Montgomery, Alabama, a tornsda ripped through the city Outstanding care given the injured wrote a bright page in the years disaster history In states where polio outbreaks occurred, Red Cross chapter volunteers hurriedly improvised hospital articles In Salt Lakes City, Disaster Service supplied face masks, childrens nightgowns, hospital shirts, surgical gowns for nurses, blankets, and sheets When flannelette could not be found for hot packs, Red Cross supplied 1,000 diapers for the purpose But whethei disaster or any of many other Rett Cross services, all are available to people in rural communi ties no less than in large cities Home nursing, farm accident pr si stance to families of mea4v and to veteransthese sasjfllti Continue yearin, yearit Pwlpsj Wbnli theRd Cross is appealing for flOO,000,000 It needs every bit of that amount to meet obligations to the armed forces and civilian population We all hftve a share in the American Red Crosi, said Basil OConnor, Red Cross Chairman, when ennouneing the appeal Lets all maintain that share by contributing generously to the 1346 Fund Campaign and keep ing our Red Cross society the strongest in the world American Red Cross Aids Wounded and Ablebodied Not long ago to a Red Cross field director with an outfit on maneuvers flashed a message that the mother of a man in his unit was critically ill, and the man was needed at home immediately With thi3 message from the soldiers lied CiCfs charier verifying the illness, the field directoi called on the comiruuuHritf officer who arranged an emergency furlough While a courier sped up the line to fetch the soldier, the Rod Cross man was busy arranging transportation Within a few hours the boy was at the Red Cross field ofiIce whore furlough papers and a ticket awaited him The fid director drove him to the airport, and the boy arrived home in timenot to ee his mother die, but to save her life with a blood Today, six months after VJ Day, some 17,000 Red Cros3 workers are still with the GIs at home and abroad Hundreds of clubs and rest homes overseas are in operation where men meet on leave, get horaeeooked food, and that nrime Ameriean favorite doughnuts and coffee Mvic and entertainment, book, magazines, and hometown newspapers lounge and writing roomsall are popular Eor men staying overnight there are corn ortable beds, clean sheets, and hot showers More important than Red Cross services to the ablebodied are those tor the wounded and ill, in army and navy hospitals the country over, professional and volunteer Red Cross workers serve in many ways To the hospitalised a financial or liiiiiy problem may prey upon the litest fiscal y his wife and fiveyearold daughter It would be the first meeting in two years, he told the Red Cross girl who was teaching him rummy withBraille cards My little girl knows Im blind and dies planning how shell do things for me, he said But what she did not know, what 1 vJ been kept from him so that it m lit not retard hi3 readjustment, wu the way he was scarred and disircd The Red Cross girl caught her breath Thats fine, she said, til meet them at the train Her heart sank upon seeing the tin, girl It would be a job to pre pare her for the shock, to make sure rha did not let her father suspect there was anything wrong Gently she told the child about her daddys face, how it would get better, how much he loved her, and that she mustnt be afraid Then with a prayer in her heart, she led mother and child to the blinded soldier The crucial moment had come Now, upon the actions of a little girl, the future of this family would depend For a moment the tot stood in the doorway, looking at her father across the room Then, without hesitation came the patter of little feet and she threw her arms around her fathers nock, Daddy, she cried, Daddy, its mewere so glad to have you back A simple service, yea Bat it determined the happiness ctf three people Without the understanding heart, and the many who daily give cf their minds and souls, the adjustment of thousands ot might be seriously retarded, The America Red ku 100,000,000 to cast m Coring the mind and dull the will to recovery Under guidance of Red Cross medical social workers many a problem is dis solved, and diftcult obstacles are smoothed, while programs directed y trained recreation workerj help patients forget their trouble Red Cross volunteers supplement these worUem with every conceivable service For example, there was the blinded JoJdier whaae face was hoeriWy md, Mfco was ap0tfog a visit hon clicked against the stilled, eoffering eased, lieved, new hope iafasod day J, daj out because of Jtc pas aiiejatra tions Because farm fmaaim hum SMg stake in the Red Croos they teatiy jtrport th organisation Bed Ooss is eonSoes tlat in agrierltcrpl erea the the nation, will generoushy sapper the HM Fond fr,n n ft rrw 3 1,1 K Enlist in the Service P1NCKNY DISPATCH Wedneiday, Mar Z I w w w eaas 8, Official U S Navy Photograph Th second of the United States postWorld War One heavy cruisers, the USS Pensacola, inssioneil taim, wn m route to Manila when the Japs struck Pearl Harbor The cruiser, one of two being subwjjtoi tests, ought In the Pacific from the Battle of Midway to Okinawa, parUcipatlng In 1Z h7r cola operated with such famed aircraft carriers as the Yorktown, Wasp, and Hornet, and PtNCKNEY DISPATCH Cat t posiorfiot PfaekntT, Mick toad class iIUi Paid In Advaae Snbocriptiou 1L2B m PAUsTw OMLKT, fUBLHMEl JJJJPJ1 Mrs Lulu Lnjnb was in Detroit last week Mrs Alta Meyer returned home week Mr and I at to are staying at tht unl rUr home Phillip Places lamily moved to Jackson t uay Mr Norman Keason entertained her card club Thursday Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee spent Sunday with her people in Holt Mr and Mrs Ben White spent Sunday at the John M Harris farm Sunday callers at the Lee Lavey home were Mrs Km ma Sprintfmui Jock Mercer of Pontiac spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer DicK Campbell is spending the week at the Jama Hail home n Main leld Mr and Mrsuerry Eichman ana daughter spent the week end in Detroit Ernest White and wife of Howell called at the Ben White home Sunday Mrs Alta Meyer caled on John Roberts of Gregory last week who is sick Mr and Mr Alger Lee and daughter have gone to Allegan for two week Millard Young has moved from Hiland t one of the Bock Cottages at Iortage Lake Msis Jessie Green and Mrs Weltha Vail were home from Jackson for the Artie Cream Security Education Travel Kennedys Gen Store the day Monday The Wineman farm occupied by F C Reickhfof Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE nv, HOWELL, MICHIGAN wa FOR APPOINTMDNTI PHONE 358 Residece 613 S MttftmHirMHHBtHIIUtHIHiWMMHIIimHMitliltimi Electric Wiring t Electric Service Motet Reparing DonHammer Frank Zeigler PHONE no Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hog, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 40 WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS SAJtLY MORNING CALLS RECEt VE THE BEST SERVICE tmmmMimmuH LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Week If Trips to Made toPetrott 5 5 Llrd Hendee y WANTED SMALL FARMS SUITABLE FOR CHICKEN FARMS CASH BUYERS WAITING Herb Stieed HOWELL, MICH Joseph Griffith ana family were m Detroit Saturday Mrs Joseph Griffith and daughter were in Adrian Tuesday Louie Marshall nad his tonsils removed at Stockbridge tut week I Mrsj, Dessie Nash is visiting her daughter, Mrs Johnstone in Chicago I MrsEff anHorn and Mrs Cliff ord VanUfifli were in Ann Arbor Monday I Marcian Ledwidge was home from Detroit last week with s sprained I almlC Dai icaon fell on a motorcycle Thursday ana sprained his arm and one leg The Misses Evans, Framboy and arrity of the CampTalahi board, Detroit, called the W J Nash home Sunday Bicycle baskets 53 1 3 percent off Swan s Store, Howell MM Aria Caulk has sold her reon UnadHlla St to h r sister, Mrs Grace Runciman of Gregory x Robert Grainger jr tnd fanily of Lansng spent Sunday at the Graing er home at Chubbs Corners Sunday guests at the W J Nash home were Dr James Nash of Coldwater and family and Miss Alice Gearhart of Howell Wall paper and paint, thousands of roils, hundred of gallons Swans Store, Howell Mrs Rose Howard visited Mr and Mrs Robert Gainger jr in Lansing last week Keth Ledwidge left for Mich State eollege Monday to start his course He will stay atWells dormitory Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge was called back to Detroit Monday for grand jury duty on an unfinished case she hau served on Mr and Mrs Leuis Coyle attended the Farm Bureau banquet at St Josephs hall,Howell,last WedJoeeday Red and Blue handkerchiefs,work shirts and pants, sweaters, under wear, shop coats, gloves, ackets, work and dress shoes Swans Store, Howell Mrs Ada Baird and Mrs Etta Hoder of Green Bay, Wis, are visiting at tne Lester McAfee homeThe former is Mrs McAfees mother Sunaiay guests of Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr were Mr and Mrs Frank Lent and Mr and Mrs MUlas Harvey f Deatee and Mr and Mrs Pete lenkins of Jadcaoa Albert Shirley hat been sold to a Mr Ott of Clinton Mr and Mrs C J Clinton attended card party at the Kettler home in Jackson Sunday Mrs, Eleanor Ledwidgo spent las Thursday with Mr and Mrs Franc Barron in Howell The County 4H Achievement Day will be held at Howell high school on Saturday afternoon Mrs Aria Caulk has sold her home on Lnadilla St to her sister, Mrs jtacc iiuminian of unadilla Jay Brigham and wife of Grass ake spent Wednesday and Thursday at the John Martin home Mr ,and MrsOna Campbell,daughter, Leona, and Rita Kennedy were in Howell last Thursday night, The senior class took in 134 on their mystery play They Did Away with Uncle last Saturday night Mrs Clara Kennedy and children and Mrs Mary Urandle of Detroit spent Monday with Mrs Emma Voll mer Roy Clark was given a surprise on last Tuesday night,the occasion being his birthday A goodly crowd was thare and a fine time enjoyed Mr and Mrs Lester Collins and daughter and Ed Collins and wife Detroit were Sunday callers of W H Clark Sunday guests at the Lee Lavej home were rs Emma Springman nid the Misses Clare Anna Springman of Stockbridge, Ray Lavey and family, of Gregory and Mr and Mrs Joe Metz of Howell Mr and Mrs McClure Hinchey of from St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last Oak Grove were Sunday guests at W H Meyer home Mrs Mina Ware and son, Tom returned from Fairhope, Alabama, last week and had as Sunday dinner guests the LJHenry family Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel , son, Allen and Miss Edna Maas attended the Mich Milk Producers meeting at Stockbridge Thursday nihgt Penny Steele, daughter of Mr and Mr Dave Steele of Lakeland underwent an appendiciti operation at Melius hopital, Brigton last week Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller were Holli s Hollows, and family of Plalnfield and Mra nf Mrs Horace Hanson of Ann Arbor Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Ackley were Mrand MrsKonald Hosklns and daughter of Toledo, and Mr Polly Lee and daughter ol Lakelr Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs ter, Nelson Treaster and family and John Bell were Nancy Hennes of Dex Mrs Mary Beard of Ann Arbor and the Lawrence Hennes family of Dex J ter Pev and Mrs Homer North of Nappanee, Ind, Mr and Mrs Ralph Stanley, Wakarusa T, and Mr ond Mrs JohnYodcr, Goshen, Ind, were Sunday dinner guests of Rev an1 ara Bwhy Anna Mabel Kilmer and Kathryn Miller entertained as Sunday dinner guests, Mr and Mrs Howard Miller of Nappanee Ind, Mr and Mrs LeweltMeyen,CohenJndt Mrand Mrs Wilbur Leidi ofBrfchton All called at the Beaebey hone Sunday ues at the Marvin Shirty home were Elmer lodikoviehand family of Fowlerril holder of Hamburg, and family of Jackson Mrs Norman Root of Knot Jordan The Artie Ice Cream is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry Home This Months Package Ice Cream is VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOICH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, 25c a Pint Bulk ice Cream is tfananna, Butter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CCRT DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Gapable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney Tbe FASTEST Dad Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo No 1 northern rown lOrie seed potatoes, Grout yieldor, the coming potato Swans Store, Howell First Nationall Bank n Hawaii nder Federal Supervision rur Federal Deposit In auraace Corporatioa All De positsJasMred up to 8,000 fo S fADepeitor ina, Margaret Jt Corjs iy Carmen trnapniixJa 4i PAYABLE TO BEARER STAT OF MICHIGAN The Probate rt or the County wt LL ngton At a aesfcion 01 said Court, held at the frobafce Oiiiee in the City ol lioweJl in imii County on the iiiu day ol March A D, 146 iresent, lion, Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate in tlve matier ot the Khtate ol Alice li C tina and L ors AiiKelt8 C Canton having filed in ,,, Hid Court her inal amount aa Kuard mld Wbe ian and jiettion prayiiiK o the al e , Cab JouUc ti oreof V it is Ordered, That the 8th uay of April A 1, lJ40, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Cilice, be and is hereby appointed fur examining and allowing said account and leainK said petition it is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order,for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the PncKooy Dis patch, a newspaper prnted and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, ister of J robate S NOTICE Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout visited at the Emil WedMige home in Ann Arbor Sunday night or Hteurrncy S may be cached by any person S who presents thein for payment i and may be paid without iden , tification It is a wise precau tion always to make your check payable to a specific person yourself included to avoid the possibility of financial loss in cases where check fall ifHo unauthorized hands Properly used checks are a time and moneysaving tool r WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SUND LOANS 1 REAL ESTATE MOTRGAfJES f OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES I J i Certifioi rlr , 1 4t I A w J1 A f Vif Vrf V PINCKNEY DtyFA iCT Wtdftttda, m N C V Available TRIC HEATERS THERM WATER HEATERS MYERS JET SHALLOW WELL PUMPS EMPIRE MILKERS RADIOS fl TOILET COMB1NAIIONS Classified Want Ad FOR SALEBlack Dirt, delivered Earl Baughn WANTED Paper of all kinds, Iron, Rags and Coppor Harry Priak WANTEDneraodteHtgt patch plastering and block laying by hour or contract, 720 Pnttyavilln Koad or Plvn Pi no km j WF23 MM MtPherson State Bank BUYING SOMETHING PROFESSIONAL SiBitarinm Ray M Daily, M a j WANTEDWoman to care and general housework, surroundings Mrs rVancis Barron, HoweJL, Riddle St,phoneiloi tor child, Pleasant 141 HARDWARE BOYD ELL f WimVAJMW HUMES FOR S ALEE pair garage doors, 7 Vi ft x 8 ft,lSprgyar fire factory uuors 2500 lH20 glass window and frame 500 Jack Wilson Hiland Lake FORSALlTeTeraT Electric Vac uum Swep in perfect condition, Norman Reason SALEFrame Peace has come to industry once more After several months of manj euvering on the part of labor and I management all are ready to go to work and begin filling the demands brought on by the wear and tear of 1 four year J of war time restrictions on consumer goods Savings have been accumulated luring these years and many people J will be prepared to pay cash for the j replacements they need c , At times it may be wise to go Pteakaey, Mkhigos Sunday 1100 a an to 3 00 p a Wodaosdayl to 4 tp m, 7 to p m Satnrdsy7 to 6 la the evening ft t Imnm I City, Lake sad Fntn i A SnontnlHj Ut Yoor Pr sporty Wit t FOR lUxlo Eli Chicken Coop, FUR SALrCase CCTractor on nib in debt, but the odTtule of pay as you go is a good oim Continue to save for the things you want McPherson State Bank Money to loan at reasonable rates Interest paid on Savings Books and Time Certificates ofDeposit Ail deposits up to 6,00000 in DR G It McCLUSKEY DENTIST llltt N MieWffnn Telephones Offiee, 120 ROSMOMO, 43 Evening by Appointment HewolL MfchLjnn MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS I ALSO COLD WAVES Don Phono 0 MARION JAXVISOwner Me CEMETERY MEMOHIALS J L ARNETft SON AM Arbor, Michigan HAROLD 6 CHUBL Howell, Mkhlgao Local Representative Phono 97 or 430 Monuments Marietta MARTIN J LAVA Wlrm 9 w Pho 13 Brtgntoi Al m Ait l Wttl VWInkU PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phono 3F11 Pineknoy, Michigan Charles K Attorneys at Law First State sad Savings 3 HnwnU, Mlehlnar If LEE LAVEY ber, cultivator for same, and 2 bottom 14 plow Peter Bobon, Dexter , jfared by our membership in Fed 8 ft disc vpaJ Depoiit Insurance Corporation Koad I i FOR SALEWhite Enamel Round Oak Range, nearly new Clyde Hill 1SEPTIC TANKS AndCESS I LEfc AVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phono S9P3 Pinckney Michigan Hay and milesvmi Seeds Clover, Alalfa, Tim othy Oats and Cora 4 100 Scbafe Rd, Phone xirikneyi J56F2 FOl SALEQuantity of J Oats, FEManley, 5 of Pinckney on M3ft WANTEDAshes to haui Will nu0 plow small garden4 Just Hanuaman, 220 Unadilla ,t FOR HlRE11, Ton liuck witlrTdriv William M lrown, Gregory POOLS CLEANED MOPFRN AND OLD TIME 33 V JfferOn Street DAN BURKETT Phonfl Ann Arbor, Mirk in contract, Vo No 3, 75c iiinod from uw 93, Pinck Septic Tanks i w Cesspools Clean fid P H Swarthout Sor FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Anihulaaee Sorrien Phono 39 Pfnokney, Mlehlr Repairing MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING er Phone we H i 5F41 WRITE ALLFNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 e PHONE 4241 WANTED CHtoKflNs fy prices paid for ail kinds of po Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 572, Howell st, ELECTRICAL WIRING ANN ARBOR MICH APPLIANCES PHONE 115 KEPAIRED G E VEDDER State License 6717 Lakeside Drft Rush Lake rbKilLlZhK Zlzb m WANTED General Trucking to do j gravel, stone, black tfirt and filling dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dumo truck , Kenneth Kellenberger Phone XffWH after 5 p m f0R SALEWhite Cloverine Salve Also rubbish hauled 25c a load out doors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman m FOR SALE90 Acre Farm, leorge Parker, Pinckney R F D Auto Trailers Any Size Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Sis 6x6, 5x7 L A HTRAILER MFG CO hone 28 Pinckney, Mieb STATE OF MICHIGAN County Farmers Feed Supply Co , Helem icluKive in Howell Rubinstein Cosmetics exLivingston County at PHONE 104 KUSSELL,Mgr FOR SALESlabwooft rfuy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 j HoKvull, fich FOR SERTCEResristercd Hvtprtvre boar YHamperian Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tiro United States Government Needs thtm for Larc LOS1VES at this Store STATE Ut MICHIGAN In the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery JEROLD GRISWOLD, Plaintiff vs IDA13ELLE GRISWOLD, Defendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pending In the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston, in hancery, on the 20th day of February A D, lt4, at the City oi Howell in riaid county Jt satificioivl appearing to ths in Circuit Court QUVt y affadavit of Jorold Gris OL Livimston in wod Piaintiii herein, and by Uiil oi Compliant on Hie herein, tiiat deunduni, ldabelle Griswold, is not a rosidonrbl tlie State of Michigan the State oi Michigan or some other that she is either concealed within i Smte and that her exact whereabout at the present tme is unknown Cn motion of Stanley Lemmun, The Circuit Court or the of Livingston in Chancery Perry H Ilanghart 1 Thelma Kanplart, his wife, Phntiffs, vs SPSI ope Co,James Nowland,John DPinckney,John JRosenbury, John W Schenck, Andrew iMhrcuiarius, John Kemp Wizncr ana their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, Defendants, Suit pending for the County Chancery at Howuli, Michigan, on this Gth day of March, PJ4 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as illco in said cause, that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent wtirh and in quiry to ascertain whether the said 1 pendants are nlivo duid, vr where they ma nsi h it li ingr or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, iater est, claim, lien or possible right, of these defendants have hem assign ed to any other pisun or persons or whether such titles claim, lien or possible right lias ien disponed of by witt by the said defendaus And it fuither appcaiiiig Uiai the plaintiffs do not know ami have been unable after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain ho names of the persons who are included as defendants without beinjj named Upon motion therefore of Charles K, VanWmke, one of the attorneys ior plaintiffs, it is ordered that the above named defendants and their unknown heirs, dovisces, legatees and assigns, cause their appearance to bo entered herein within three months from the date hereof, and that in default thereof r STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the Covoty of Livinston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate oixice in the City of lowei, in suid County, on the lbth day of March A D, 1940 ire8ent,Honorable Willis L Lyons, udge of Probate in the matter of the Estate of orctla Keller, also known as Lor Lta iuurnier, Deceased, Lillian Cottrili having filed in aid Cout her jt ition prayin uiat the administration of said es tate be granted to Martin J Lavan oi to some other suitable person, it is Ordered, That the Stli day A T, lrAd at ten ociwk in tiie forenoon,at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointed for Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS o , Potion , DEiiED that the said defendant, Ida il v Ordered, That Public belie Griswold, cause her appear1 ,10t,ce ,thtlco1 bt iven by publicaante to be entered in the Court andtlon of C0W of this order, once cause within three months irom the, cacJl week lor three successive weeks date of this order, and in case of her I cvJOUs l0 suiti day of hin in appearance tiiat she cause her answer to the Plaintiffs Dill of Compliant to be filed and a copy thereof to be served upon the plaintiff with lite i iickney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Willis L, Lyons, Judge of Probat A true copy in fifteen days axter service on eri Celestia IarshalRegister of Probate of a copy of said Dill, and notice of this order, and Uiat ia deiauit lliowe STATE OF MiUHCAlN said bill be taken as confessed py said defendants and each and ail of them It is further ordterod that the of that said Dill of Compliant be The Probate Court for the County of taken as confessed by said nonresil Livingston dent defendant i At a scsuion of taid Court, heUf And it further ordered, that,1 the Probate Office in the City of within forty days after the date here1, iiov11 in said County, on the tith of, the said plaintiff cause a notice uay of March A D, 1946 of this order to be published in the i resent, Hon Wiliis L Lyons Pinckney Dspatch, a ncws,pH Jud e of Probate printed, published and cirruialiiij In the matter of the Estnte of La said County of Livingston ana uoi Farrell, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the tii ie ior the presentation of claims Uiat such publication be contnucd once in eaehweek for six successive weeks, or that plaintiff cavoc a opy of this order to Sii defendants at be mailed to her last know 1 against said estate should be limited, iii hat a time anaplace be appoint to receive, examine and adjust nil , oroeroo uat tne ifiQQ by rejrptered maH wftli j m and demands against sniddeplaintiffs cause this order to be relurn jpt Uemnnded, at leasJ ,0 ,ed by and before saUf Court published within forty days in the tvwnty days beore xhe time hereini t is Ordered, That nil of the erePinekney Dispateh, a uPaf2 prescribed for the appearance of the jjux of said deceased are required to print, published and cirouiated tenteM, And further Uiat a copy of Ubis order lie served person j jrjn should she bo fifjV, J fcio HeriiuIii t V theViy Vtxe f Jiiav said highway iotftrpects Vne of the east half in said County once in each week for at least six successive weeks Glenn C Yeliand, Circuit Court I CommisMoner A true coyy J hn A li i,an, Clrk 1 Thr uh, titied suit invoht ally on said defendant r Uated within the State of Midi gan ycJock in the forenoon, s or in the United States, at least pce being hereby appoii quiet title to the rrirfir 7v ,j , County of Michran, d ribed as pi cent their claims to said court nt aiu Probate Office on or before the ith day of May A D, 1946 at ten said time nnd or in tnc umuw wvo, piacc oeing nereoy appointed ict the twenty days before the time herein eyaiyrnation and adjustment of ail appearance of , anj iemands agninst said dn1 ceased1 t it is Further Ordered, That pnMk notice thejeof be 0ven by pttbiiention of a copy nf this ojrcrnr tksvr successive weeks previous to said MicJugan ray of hearing in the Pinckney Dmpiscribed for the said defendant QiernCi Yolland on the nor is 1C where the west n of the Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Berriman, Attorney it Plaintiff Easiness Address, Howell, Telephone 18 1 ntchga newspaper nrnted aA ctvileo in aW Cuatj CiFOR SALEWalnut buffet, table and Willis L Lynns, lde of Pfobnte hnirs, large rocker good Kxlti J A true copy chest of drawers Inquire of jGeistia Pnrshntlnsjintsr of Probnte thirtysix iG ki TWn three 3 M, EnwnnBffeae,S34 UnndiUa Bt th, Itenns nur 4 East,, Mich fJk AUWirculniuig henting ve , WANTED4foi farm Untingg itjnn, tbmee noith 87 ends, thence Mrs Ed Tadce l Hnve te 0710 jitwns in We ist 12 rods, thenoe onth 43 nods Ax4 bales of1 mixed hny UK U bo the north line Jtt,1ence line of be srinos of aining three nt snid hinnsnjr ly hihray nnoj II 41 nw fntm, tnu f Co ft Wo vny nnH tit it FORAIChioketi one n TTfTinkle Asieineys for fUsntlrlig, 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 27, 1946 Description An account of the resource March 27, 1946 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 1946-03-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5a5086d6180b5454c341c39ef86487a2.pdf 52500bdc630f054255459e26237e7483 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. r W e vf fltntknt Wednesday, March 13,1946 News Items of Boys in Service Mae and ltosae Ceearlaf Oar BtfV AaaSouirag hi thaAneav Village Election Results Here i Lt T L Bourbonnais has landau ir California, he hasfJteejv in Japan anci the Philipines anU was called home by the serious Uirieas ox his lathei Don Griffith left Sunday fav Chicago Where he wll resume hit course at the Chicago institute Merlin Darrow has been discharg ad from the navy and istlvirjjr at Hamburgh where he has bought a home Alger Lee has finishedhis radiar Stioke Laadidato Slatef Brings Out RecorU Vote Here Monday Although there was only one ticket in the field in Mondays elec tion in Pinckney, one of the hottest elections n the history of the village tooH piace and the record j breaking number of 201 vote were, cat,the largest in the history of l the village we are told The issue was the refusal of the village council to grant a take out beer license to Ernest Steffe who ee nas unsnea ma raumrr jg btarted a grocery meat mar v course at Corpus Chriatb, lxas, ket fct M36aud Dexter Koad and received a discharge He, his Wife and daughter are, expectec ome this week They will visit Mr and Mrs SHCarr at Gu,lfport,Msj fli the way back Lucius Doyle jr writes he is still tnmsportating Japs from China but does not like the job Jack Roberts, husband of tho to mer Dorothy Carr was called home from Florida last week by the ill ness of an uncle Sergt Cyrus AtLee was home on 3 day furlough from Camp Grant last week A slate of three sticker candidates who favored granting the license was gotten up They were C4 J Clinton, Mrs Clare Palmer and Koy Clark Stickers with these names were passed out all dayt The result was C J Clinton and Mrs, Clare Palmer of the sticker vjmaidates were elected over Ocar I Jock and Mcrwin Campbell present councilman and Roy Clark tied with Howard Thayer, indent coun cilman, each getting tN votM The vote was as follows I President Lee Lavey 189 Holhs Holhwayha returned home Clerk C1 de Fign 1S from the Marme hospital, Detroit Treasurer Charleg McRorie m wheTehenderwtmtJin otwi Trustee, a yrs CJ Cimton 1W Paul Young and Bill Kuhn re , 2 Clae almfer ,,, cently discharged from the navy, Truslee 2 yrH K Clark 9S left for Lawton, Oklahoma, laati Truwt0Of 2 yrs Howard Thayer 18 week to visit Capt and Mrs, tfaulj Tru3teej2 yra Merwin Campbell 94 nA , , Trustee, 2 yrs Oscar Deck 8S ExSergt Norman Miller held a Asaessor Norman Reason 180 reunion of his former army buddj ies here SundayHis guests wore Tech SergtRobert Miller and wile of Centerline, Tech Sergt ihojsas Raymond and wife of Komeo and Sergt Peter Bleimeister and wife of Washington, all of whom served with him in the New Guinia campaign and Owen Stanley Mts day march They were in Co 82nd Division, Red ArrowgThey so called on Edward Gilmorc Gregory, a buddie but he is Chicago, taking a Gl course Joe Singer USN arrjved home Tuesday with discharge He nas been in Japan N 11 Basktt Ball Res alts CURRIW OMMIN Pinckney Beats Brooklyn SUU Tournament But Loses To Mnchtr in rinal Event Tax exemptions have long tn the headaches for villages, cities townships There is the aid soldiers Pinckney high schoolbasket ball j , team played in the tournament at muc tNapolean last week They met the Brooklyn team who beat them by one point last year and defeated them ThursuViy night 30 to 20 Gu Ledwidge was high scorer for the Pinckney team with 16 points Piukney FB TH TP Ledwidge 7 2 In Meyer 1 1 aj 1 Burns 1 1 JJ M Clark, 3 0 Reid 1 0 2 J Burns 0 0 0 Howe 0 0 0 exemption act which exempts prop erty of a certain value from taste, conservation dept own land which is also tax exempt The universities and other state institutions also have much tux exempt lancf Now the soldier and sailors tax exemption also take more Hind off the tax rolliIn this case reimbursement will be made to a certain extent by the state In Webberville, Attorney General Dethmers has ordered an investigationHe charges there that valuations of soldiers and sailors property has been increased as much as a half or third in valuations Brooklyn Smith Manner Taylor HttrLsuffl Lawrence FBKGTP 3 0 2 2 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 This picture was taken of 1FC Steven Aschbrenner of Pinckney at Percy Jones Hobplal, Battle Croek some time uo where he was tpatierrt for many month with u Icj wonnd sufFTedT in France The woman is Mrs Trevor Hall, Red Cros chairmun of wooticratt showing him how to make toys HAS 3,632 ENROLLED We have received a letter from Wendell Vreland, director of Wayne University, Detroit He declose its doors to additional regis1 to G I registrations beo 8 last Two Weddings UT MARVS CHURCH I Rev iluiiLis Xvlurpliy, Hurlburt 0 Choate 0 Ganboe 0 Saturcfay night they held Manchester to an IK to IM score the 1st half hut were outdistanced the lust half when Manchester started making shots from all over We doubt that there is any Immediate danger of this nation go ing to war with Russia over Iran or Persia, despite the threatening ultimatum sent Russia by Sec of State Byrne, although the rieartt press aiuf such persons as Congress mun Rankin would be willing to declare war tomorrow, judging by their editorials and speeches The glories of Persia who ruled the rorld in the days of Cyrus, the UUJ great line Darius, have long since , , , , I departed and for many years she floor Manchester dropped from j1QS jg,, class C to a D school this year lhTknry TV, oSI mineral deposits Like idwdw 5 1 M n China other nations have spheres 1 of influence there Persia borders ms been exploited by different nations, mostly Great Britian for Announced Two Mors Weddings of Former Pinckney People Are Announced in no means closed the door on Glsi gtneially In fact G is had been given every preference in register ing for clases, una official statin Mr and Thomas from the Feb 23 navy at Great Lakeks on to te Mrs Joseph Skocnan oi VV Va, in a canuie lgm ceremony Saturday afternoon n Mich Leae Chapel, AnnAibos, Rev J, M McLucas ot Brighton officiating The bride wore a white Jersey fast with blue accessories and a corsage , tics now show that 3J32 of theru Jimmie Doelittje has receiid aj had found places in cessesof theif discharge from the army 0wn choice Wayne Litversity is at Eli Aron jr received a discharge j tempting to do everything possible , , ing for classes and official statin Pln, roses rhe aid Qt llono eran If it had the racilities lt Mrs IMurieKeumph wore light 7 , , ,A ue Wltn black accessories and corwould only be too happy to care j 4 for many more of them j Rev rrancis ivlwrpliy, pastor Masses at 74 5 ana 1100 a m Catechism 74, Sunday and 1000 Saturday rsovenu Friday 1220 noon and K 00 p m Prepaiation for Holy Commun 2 ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m au Sunday 700 to 7 SO a m Sunday, March 17, Feast of Sti IaUick onnunion for young lauie under patronage of BAt Mary, nth woek of 4sth Novenni Intention for conversion of Russia Lenteni devotions 10Ji0 Sun Wed rri, Sat art ember days, the least ol St Joseph, jvlarch l, and abstinance days Sun,, the to 1 Meyer 5 M Clark 0 D Burns 1 Red l R Clark Manchester V 1 2 1 0 r FH FG TP on Russia ana Russia has siezed a I chunk of it Both this country and j I Great Britian are bluffing Russia knows it In the end a J Cannon 5 lAl LenU 2 3 7 Fielder 7 2 1 Way 1 0 2 Buss 3 1 B Cannon 0 0 Ami 0 0 Keyser 0 0 Tirb 1 0 Troa 0 0 No team in this section survived Howell bent Fverett but lost to 7ast Lnns rig, Dexter beat Chelsea and pact will be worked out by the three powers in which each will profit at the expense cf Persia but lost to Napolean 31 to 27 The uction of Judfee t oaeh of of Lansing in suspending the grand jury investigation was unexpect ed, appuliiijty and without precedent Despite the fact more indite i ments were pending ana confession fwm more members of the legisla ture were in the hands of the grand jury the judge has apparently quit l co I if Undoubtedly he was subjected NIW LEAGUE FORMED BY FIVE SCHOOLS i Five high schools in this vicnity banned together last night to form a new athletic league to be known as he League of the Lakes The schools reresented at the organization meet held last night at Dexter were Pinckney, Brighon, Manchester, Saline and Dexter There is a possibility that Grass Lake may later join the circuit The league wi start to function next fall when a football sch edule will be drafted Ml of the schools have aboutthe same enroll ment with Brighton having 150 students and Manchester 115 Don Wilber of Dexter was elected president of the new lea gue, Leo Jensen of Saline was named vicepresident and Wesley Reade of Pinckkney was elected as secretary treasurer LOCAL NEWS Mrs Wm Mercer spent several days in Brighton last week, James Lamb and wile uio visiting ner people n SagaLuk, Andrew Campbell has purchased the J hn Craft or Jones house on To ma road Mrs Frma Lewis and Mrs Lila Mollis and children were in Howell Saturday John Meyer and family of Ypsilanti spent Sunday at the John Martin home A number of local Masons are at Stations of the roju, Novenna opem at Sunday mass A111 tiii intentions are Sun, 2nd anniversary of late James Uiage of whitegardeniasThfc groomuey Mom late Kvelyn Jean Kolrnwas attended by Anthony Stulle of son Tues least of St Gregory, inj Detroit Miss Lois Fvans of Ann tuntion of living Wed late Veronj Arbor sang Ave Maria accomi ia, Paul and Leo Fohey 1 hur, Reqj apanied by Mi Catherine Karen at high mass for Airs Margaret Trie Brighton, Hartland, Stocklrdge i Fowhjrville weri also eliminat ed1 St Thomas, Ann Arbor won th Mass C title at Ypsilanti by beating Roosevelt and University the organ Also Oh Promise Fifty guests attended from How ell, Pinckney, Detroit and Ann Arj bor A wedding, reception was hHdj at the League The bride graduat ed from Pinckney high school ciiod in Ireland1 Saturday 1939 The groom setved overseas1 ll0lne from liomo where Iri, Recn high mass iar the late Mr1 Jentiie lorui Sat iteq higti muss for late Patrick Kennedy Prayers are requested for the late Carumal John Glonnon who enroute he had for three years After a honeymoon i,oen crated in Chicago they will reside in J at t Louis Detroit where the groom is employ ed by tho Ford Motor Co cam ma 42 years I He served MKS LLLA LKAWKuKU Mis 1011a Mcullough 5, fled at the home of h i tor, Mrs Harry Howlett, in Detroit on Feb 12 She was the daughter of the lati Thomas and Henrietta McCullough er father conducted the foundry in Pinckney where the j school now stands in the sixties i and seventies She married lharles Crawford of Milford in 1HH2 He I lied in l890She is survived by a I son, Alfred , and two I ot in is nas been spent rrosecuu raw lord, sjkrer KQ Um a duy He a,flo h er daugh boly KUurj and suite of offu GOODECLARK SCANDAL COL4N Whats Harolds last name BW It looks like W McK is still RoWere D B and the boys staggng or had they just come from Ypsi Saturday night Who is it going to be B W Re Alfred Allard, Minister MreFloreaco Baugln,Organist attdi01 tending the Past Masters banquet1 Mrs Virginia Hoisel Goode was, I united in marriage last Saturday Choir Director Lnadih night to Frank Clark of Detro t in, G M Thompson, S fc Supt Campbell their new home onAllene Ave in Morniag Wormip 100 that city Sixteeen immeiate friends , Sunday School 1140 Choir practise WeeL evening at Howell tonight Miss Helen Blano of called at the Andrew home Saturday Miss Alberta Dinkel, Levi Lvtitke g latives were presentAmong them and Mraud Mrs Paul Lucftke spontiwere Mr and Mrsinston tJaughn Sunday in Lansing jof Pinckney ant Mr and Mrs M MrsLulu Lamb, MrsClyde FishjHbsel of GardenCity The bridee j Mrs Harry HowlfcV of iiiruji n lrju 1 lliland Like aia Mrs Clara ORnen COMMUNITY COnuX tHJRCH jof Chicago, nnd six giindchiidrnn , Also a sist r, Mrs Jenn e Murphy Hetroit A son Lewi died in 191 A biother, Nelson and two sisters, Mrs Ida Flla Heobe are also dead Mrs Crawford has ben a frelurnt guost o Mrs Hatte Decker 0 Pinckney The funeral and ial were in Detroit to great pressure by the forces ot corruption but if he could not stand the gaff he should have reoigned His koutids for suspending the grand jury were picayumsh The amount of 4G,000 was appref rialed for the grand jury Not all of this has been spent Prosecutor had office room at his headquarter H at the Olds Hotel Judge oash has can celled all this and taken his stand alongside liv investigation committee composed mostly of mem bers from counties facing grand I jury investigations We have been tohf by members of the county bar that two of McKays lawyers drew daughters, j B00 u day in the recenl Jtcksoo Detroit anjr trju Yet Judge Coash objects to pay Sigler 1100 a day As longas as the accused are willing to pay their attorneys five times as much I as the state is their prosecutors we will continue to have such miscarrPulfry and Mrs , as tJie plesent Judge Carr should have been left to direct the grand jury until its work was finished burthe graduated school in from pinckney high 1932 The groom is emer and Mrs Lettie Fisher spent the week end in Ferry, Mrs Weitha Vail and Mrs Jessie ployed by the Sonomy Oil Co Green ee visit n then sster,Mrs Flora Snyor,in Horton ii iru , Mrs BerJWhite called on MM D VanB or HaroldThe aftiy seemsl j Bidwii Mnd baby to have moved inthrough i at , ctemung Sunday Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout spent the week end with Mr and It is rumored that J K is coming back and AAeems happy Arc you getting those grey hairs T UA Jl WJ J i Mrs James Shirty in Jackson worrying about your blue eyed sai lor M Wy Is D A back into the senring of things or was it just that you didnt have away home WC, la that certain boy from Dexter still holding your interest Jt A Gerald D nkel and family of iakei ANNUAL PAST iMASTERS IM1GH1 The 16th annual Past Masters banquet of Livingston Lodge No J76 F ft A M will be heia at the school on the night of Saturday, March 30 It will be served by jthe local 0 K S Paul Strawheck Special Lenten meeting at church evcrv Wed ,ee at 730 All I are invited Those who come this week aiv asked to come at 615 to a potluckj supper From this group will be ,,K i chosen Lenten visitation teams A special Lenten cias for Junior boys and girls will be held at the church Sun pmat 4 ociock Wll L1AM MORGAN William Morgan, 63, died at hs Henry KaLser of the KaiserFrazer Motor Co of Willow ROD makes the charge of discriminatioo against Tom Girdler, head of the in GOSPEL MISSION Pastor zra S S Suit Marvin Shire I Morning Worship 1000 J vivor 1045 Detroit on Feb 21, The Republic Steel Co He says Girdler I unrral was held at the HarperMij has refused to honor his steel ordtr I igan Funeral Home on Keb 2, and told him to stay out of the I Rev Willam Hughes officiatiagf aaeeaebifc business and leave the Burial was in Acacia Park CeWfLM the pient companies terv Lovaltv Ixdge No 44W K never Pnn A M gave the Masonic eesaa it hPt wth the C 10 w mv a sons loJCeiaer charges 1 the real ees sene atthe 8V, T r Lxan foTrimination Girder ard Morgan of Finiffcer y are oeraia unicei ana lanuiy 01 Q, ,will be toast J CKJ Chemung spent the first of thef, Ls will be givj g 3 week at the Albert Dine hone S u 0 Mar1 Ioun PX Gus Heanean and wife anif Mr I en by Roscoe Burch Benton ,Harbor, grand mastei Jurc will Also Meeting 730NEWLY WEDS frCTED Evening Worship Mr arid, Mrs Robert Prayer Service, Wed Patricia Stackable were enoot dir acquis ids y denies all these aecuate expeeas their thanks to the Dex arki Mrs ADexDumuiein off iMtratt muiic anrf entertainment Koger, j spent the week end 3 tw Lake, j CjuT win recjV a Hfe membership Asr MA IRONS CLUB The Paat Matrons Club mel on Monday at the Masonic hall for a 1 Kndkaey Cheer lders wish Ur f1T3r 1M f and Norman Miller iM, Vey f JjTZL zrT2u Detroit spent Sunday with tti o , vr j Reader part masters apoms Severot the I asa annouav for the cheer leaders for leading the Wha f irc I al hundred Masons from southern for Pinckney Saturday Gm andllfaoulL 0 tS Michigan are expected to attend at Napoiean Kingsley and family of rlovoHj nvpvKWi , wcw Sunday guests at the Andrew MW SCHOOL 0US LAW CampheM David Steele has soH his tavern at Lakeland to Joseph dovetts of , Detro The Steeies have moved in ao fSff1 tf tte at Zukev Lake ed by a miscellaneous shewer on Saturday evening at the LW tin j stead home MrsLouis Coyle assist jthe grooms mother, Mrs He says theKepuUic Steel H the orders it can possibly and ts unable to take oa muf ew eejetomers Henry Ford in hie aaejry iMf of auto building ran the em sort of thing He fotced to buy his own iron Cwnt I d i oyvn stee ar J a ikct the Repohfiea ftraA ff a4W school bos law travelling in 1301 luncheon wth WinifredCJraves ead as hostess Some 75 guests were Hazel Parker and Mae Daller as prfnt and lovely gifts were prehostesses The following off icers nented to the honored couple Cards were ekicted for the ensuing year were enjoyed during toe evening ,Pres Haaei Parker, Vice Pres4lae1 and a delicious luncheon served the Daller SecTreas Haael Poulsonj thr hostessea be rmes of cootie were played, prizesi says of ore boats to assure his a sufficient supply of steel by te yoa iJ 1M MMed s the Wm prooeed with cauUon an the eveut Beverly Boat, ID Brighton Pat ncu Renerie, 0, Brighton, Robert The new AH same direction M the bus must be Game of cootie were played, Hrought to a full stop at least 1Q to Lucy Reason and Lulu k caa for aH the returning vet Lamb j I Ttyar TMT ows anvwot iwa apiuno wwwn n KKKU weswew oeasoe ir frvru 1 A mcimr thtmi al mhm im been chartered and wii eH MiKon SandUajc 2 Kalaaaa Jtwf rth iSftTS oounc, Betty M 30 Howlh FVedl seat of town Saturday and orofcel I ,Mw 17 w Mr aad Ura KayeMMd IX a hanqpet at St Joeepys h , r ,,,,,, AJU OF TWAMICS We wish to exprees oar to the many kind relatives, ihe Rev J M eVr hie Dora Glover for ectiens, and Mr J Liverance for thoughtf ulneea, MI 1 c Vrafti of WiUow Ha aH epeakers are Re Waleh Mayorj f1 ane iw,l ona ramx m www vmr , Ohleea audi Brgghtosu ea haaaa fideiejrrn sacwR, WHK WF iHfchwrhjejae to Jr is at aad Ma U C i Tf M1 wsjtfwiwp OJSBJWI Kh Mf N ,, , ls JOHNNY ANGkX Starrum 5loit HASSU, HUAUY CAMMI1 CHAL I Comedy Newt All Star Musical lar 4A ii tauu Moo, iUii SAN ANTON IA Westato iu lectanicalar Mrrug LKKOX rilWW, AL1M MUH S I aCHALL Carton baam uitls isuimamgans Uo J00 ft00 a0, i00 , uur, Mar, i5U, 1 1UJ1 1 eatura Hit iHE HAY4 A Coiuetly with JUOY CANOVA, KUSb MUWIfcK and SAM striN Plu COLORADO HUHItOtS Vitb and ALICE rtMlNti Coining Our Vtn Have lander Grapes, Along the Navajo trail LiU witb blondfi HoweJJ Theatre HOWELL, MICH Tua, Wdf, Mar 12, 13 All Spirits Aant Ghoii MAN ALIVE1 fAT OBKILNADOLPHE MENJOU Tbur, Iri, ELLEN DREW , March 14,115 The Brighton ftoemen will sponsor a houeloming there July 4 Toe Wtkin building on East I Grand Kiver, ttrghton has been leased for a KaiserKrazer sayroom by Dearborn men Jerry Huntington tSN whose wile teaches the Wiaana school will be autioned in Ann Arbor tor the next three years Ke Maurice Kisaane celebrated his 10th anniversary as pastor of St ratricks church, Brighton last Monday Kichard James Stacksble, son of Mr and Mr James Stackable ol Howell has enlisted iu the l Sl army John Hamilton, Detrot Edison mgr, at Howell underwent an operation a ford hospital, Uetroit, last c 1 i tj u iinula The Michigan Hell Teephoue U making plans to lay its wire n uw mound on Grand River in Howell Mr and MrH Burr King of Marion township have moved to Howell J Mrs Frank Oviatt of Gregory , fe and broke her ankle, i Mra Roberta Shrluy Millar utt ered a sprained ankle playing bet I ka iall with rineknay ai iowter viUti jmtly Mri George Roche who hub been in x Lansing hospital ha returned t hr hout in Fowlervliij Kev Homer Noblo, pastor of thw lluweii Presbyterian church for th Irtbt 17 years has revgned to ftc cet the pastorate oif the Sring dale church, Cincinnatti, Ohio,Ohio tipt Uubell Hayner, former Howell doctor, is taking a cor4S at iorcy Jones hospital, iiattle Creek, The supreme court has reversed derororr by Judge JowplrXoITT hi in Shiawassee county In the auto damage case of Mra Goldie Hus ted of Owo8so vs Alex Mtlntosh of Ovtfbaso Judge Collins who was a H POWER STRENGTHfVISIO mm in ciiajfc vuled i r luisbanaVho was I VAMbf iMTn TMvirnldrivi,,g wos to blame und irectd lei, IHN 1W1U lUINUju no cause for action verdict, The A Daring Mission with TOM NEAL UAKUAKA Salertad Shorts HALL Naw bdt, Mai rch Iti JVIatmaa Its Love GLOK1A J LAN, KIKUY UK AN I in KLL RLMLMBtH APRIL Alio Musical Fun dhow KEN LUKJ1S, JUNE S1UKLY ia SONG OF I HE PKA1K1L Car iii supreme court has ordered the case tried Six boys who escaped from the Vasidy Lake camp near Chelsea luivi been picked up and are held in the Ann Arbor jal They are all 17 ana IS years old and first offenders Four Howell men en ttei in army last week and were sent Jvtrr examination the to on, lur, Mar 1 , itt,l4 ivjyi,g dvanturALONG JAME JONES with 0IK,IUKtM 1 A XOu,n nJ DAN UIJKUA ftliy Cwitoon Ns cocommxftie it ewrvee PtompUy and m citntW it bt ISK the vfiwing oMa4t tnd dmitm ka xt acriti tnd nic4i of modern Uvinv i The Dtfpi MUan Ctmmxn hu and will provide, POWER and XlGHlY STRENGTH and VISION, 4 It ha brought electricity to hunoVedi ol thootenda of famiUte at a eteadUy decreeing price It hat produced energy for the growing fao toriet that have won an industrial empire for southeastern Michigan i It met the challenge of war by pouring each day into the mammoth plants of the Arsenal of Democracy constant, unfaltering power equal to the combined strength of more than forty million men It is prepared today to meet the pentup demands of peace and progress At citizen of Michigan, The Detroit Edison Company looks now toward the future with confidence m the experience and knowledge of its engineers, in the energy and loyalty of its 8,000 employes, and in the ability and vision of its management The Detroit Edison Company enjoys the opportunities and obligations of citizenship It is a private eitlten It has consistently justified that citisenship, and the Companys vital place In the life of the communities it serves, by contributing its utmost to rtteir upbuilding Sot, asjscltiien, The Detroit Edison Company does not regard its obligations M dis clvarged with IHe manufacture and distribution of lirht, lieat and power This Company mould beand isinterested in all the tr, ings that U the welfare of the 800,00 Michigan families which it serves It must be and IS interested in the broad sweep of all the things that are Mlchigsfn THE D B T R O 1 T E D I 0 O N COMPANY L STATE OF MICHIGAN Tb Circuit Court for tba County of LiTinfMoa in Chancary Avon Theatre Shows 7 aJ 9 r M 3iOwtKiUL, MICH in tba Circuit Court for tba County of Livingston in Chancary JKKOLD UKISWOLD, 1laintiff vs I WAiiKLLE JlilWOLD, Defendant OHUbAi OF IUHLICATION Suit pending tl the Circuit Court for the County of Livingum, m iiaruery, on the Joth day of Feb rujxy A I, l,4, at the City of Howell in ,uini county n satifjirtonli appearing to ths CircUit M ouit by affuduvit of Jeroid iris wo i, pit mil herein, and fy Bui of Compliant on tile herein, that deXtfiiJant, Idabelle iribwold, is not a In ihe iiuux of ihe petition of Murl lay J ciiiedy, Norman Lieanon and J 1aui W Curtett, trustees for the use and enjoyment of the inhabitants ol the V illatfe of Hmkney NoTU ll OK liiuiKj At a yitwion of, saij Court held at the Court House in the City of Howell, Michigan on March 4, 1946, ii Am Hun Joseph 11 Cofiuw, Judge, Th uhove cause is pending upon the petition of Norman Keason, 1 aui W Curiett and Murray Kennedy, Knk tnr tho use and enjoyment trt Aj Oat, Mar lb, lb Double Faatura HiiCHHIRfc iO A Mutiil Comedy StallingPlu IHE HULK WOMAN A rlolucirAni with Sun, lun, Mar IV, 19 MLXitANA4 A keai Cc Muirtl Kodianca Star ring TITO iUlAK, CONSlAWCt MXMtE Cajioon it of the StAte of Michigan if inhftWtante of the Village of the State of Michigan or some other ,iuckttey Lrvinjwton County, Mich tliut slie in either concealed withn lHn forth as follows State and that her exact whereabout Ll hat they liave on hand as truuat the present time is unknown tes aforesaid the sum of Seven On motion of Stanley Uerrinian HunuVed Dollars 700 by tnrii Attorney for fiaintiti, IT IS Ok be in trust for the use and bene UKUKD that the said defendant, idaj lt aiU enjoyment of the inhabitants belle CiisolcJ, cauae her appear1 e Village of Pinckncy, Ccmiai Mv oltv o a Komucc lotit t Photo M unce to be eiitereI in tlie Court and cause withn three months from the date of this order, and in case of her appearance that ahe cauc her an swer to the Plaintiffs Bill of Com 2 That they desire to pay the remainder of said truat fund in its en1 tirety less costs of this proceeding J to, Trustees of Veterans Menioriai Athletic Field for the purpose of WE HAVI FILMS pliant to be filed and a copy thereof assisting in the building and develio be ered upon the plaintiff with opment of a memorial athletic field n fifteen days after senice on her or as a suitable playground in thai of a copy of said BUI, and notice of Village of tfnekkney aforesaid J this order, and that in default there 4 That they desire hearing on ol that said Bill of Compliant be their petition as provided in truat taken as confessed by aaid nonreai agreement dent defendant u i ordered that hearing on sairf And it s further ordered, thatpetition and matters therein alleged within forty days after the date hereand all other pertinent matters wiUi f, the said plaintiff cause a notice be had before the undersigned Cir order to he published in thejeuk Judge in and for Livjhgston Dapatcn, a newspaper County, Michigan, at the Court, pubfcfred and circulatingj uOUae in the City of Howell on the County of Livingston and 25th day of March, 1946 at M publication be continued, oclock on aaid day or as soon tfcerei in each week for six success council can he near or or that plaintiff cause a of this order to be mailed to defendants at her last known TIP Clem and I ewe wxnderiii what of that new nvie about the Wic, M y jw it before we did1 LD JUDGE WslMlfe true inoet of VJe a case as extreme as that in because tbey ate so lew and far M But it dote pont out one thing akoboto are aboonnal people and got to cntosje our ideas about bow btip dMsa v LU la what way fudge rOW JUDGE got to iaiiethat tdcoassive drinkere iJJS,50J than a cfavinc for akohoL According to pgychiatr ,s and medical men at one of our great universitiea, die alcoholic is a sick pereoo The study of hundreds of cases ehows he is suffering from some physical social or emotional condition just as in the case of that poor chap in the picture Fortunately, they represent only a very smtei percentagr of those who drink, TED b anything bemf done to reaiy help these folk, Judged OLD JUDGE Yes a pat deal in dinks throughout the country Aisdisith the cooperation of the beverage who sincereiy want their product used oasy in moderation from time to time hfrfyfter as matter may he adjourned thereto It is Further Ordered than any in1 LEAVE f ILMS AT MURRAY KtMNEofS, mVUtHESS STQaU DUreh Uk ftftOWfcS STOftU Partaft Lk AftOWAJtO TMAYH Mt of teem 66 by reerjdered mail with a of th order be nntdiehni receipt decuanded at least pujekny Diapatch, a y days before the time herein prated and drcuiated in the Villas T L 140 oeseiv eiu iriv abo taae T A 4ftelifu, i Finckney for at kat cee tKltfTL nto copy of this order be served person jjav mm mM wove nto nily on said defeavlam should she ZTUTm S i located within the State of atichgan 2tL CIIIL W or in the Unttoi Stoles, J it furehe onaeW thot ipHtt time aoBsinlwLiA AI i n , nsoo returned1 home VeiUnftr Justice, gfa ee ssoTr iwsu MOTES OF T rAstS ACO i Bd Mann has E W ynnnney is praparing to from a year spent m Coioroeo udd TkUm oTTus farm The morninx train in Mine J tHe aaow ear tJje shehatt has sold hi faxminnd was 6 hours Ute Tuesday P E Duikoe twenty 4aya before the feecribed for the C Circuit Cowrt Stanley t4Vft TABLETS SAliVS08E Attoroey for PUiwtstf Use Oasjr As ftrocted eswpsj the Alex ittcHjgjc www wi J i r Witt MeUrtyzc atarted in the high t vetee fouowintT Monday kwa, Vioat McCierk, Roy Tee ale t , W m Mphy AssessorJDcIl iososA MA Cstttss Cbesjit jVaaiWioUe A VaatViokle , Ksm T for Coatees V mores or as YEAMS MSO With only one ticket in the field very wH sote aa no stipping All about SO votes Those elected were Boy of OrC I Sgier OeekViUa Afta reasDan atuetn Asses ar L E Smith TrwsteeoOnude afisf Boier Csir flope Wodks, j y d CapsSe, iooic , C OsHWBosdtsd at hisMeceh UA HL Snrvmssi Mr and Ms srjfc nod nan Me The frnm She basse She bold 4s mm fted UnrsMjssj Bim iti t sA Wobbof Imm PtSTATCH IP I I y WwS 1194 in the Service a raid i AMot MMMMHI WHEN YOU BAT ICE CfttAJft EAT HJ FINEST ICE CREAM WADE i i ten UAiet TktM Army Rtflulart art tending part of their furlouih iaaina taiaa at twa oHwarid baawtiai In Dijon, Prawca Tin aapartwwtty 1 nvl k OM ifi f taa many rtaioni why quoliflod civilians 17 to 34 yaan af aga, incliulvi, are JoiniM the Refute r Army The nearest Recruit Ina Station will htvt inftmiftkn abetf 7fh job with a future 3553 Security Education Travel Kennedy9 Gen Store I As we go to press we hear rnd Mrs Stanley, Oinkel Dorothy I ttman are the parents of a tine baby boy Watch Stanley smile i rierb Paliner jr was itt Detroit Sunday Mrs Howard Thayer eutevtainea her bridge club Thursday Mts Alia Meyer is a patient at St Joe hospta, Ann Arbor, j Murciau Udwidge is working XOk the Hudson Motor Co, Detroit Mr and Mrs Stanley Umlw1 were in Howell Saturday afternoon Ihyllis Appleton of Brighton was A week end guest of the W JNash family MisaCelia Gearhart of Howell aperCwubweek end at the Mark home Mrs Lucy Keason and Mr and Mrs Max Keynolds were in tan sing Friday Mr and Mrs Wn McMacken are claying at tne Joe Morris home near Ann Arhor Rosalie Nash and David spent the week at the James Appletou home in Brighton Mis Letter McAee anu children attended the Shrine circus in Detroit Wednesday Mrs Edna Reason and Leota, called at the Kenneth Reason home in Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs lone Gregg o i Ann Arbor was a Thursday guest of Mrs George Meabon jr frank Aberdeen and i family called at the Hex Noggle home in fttmAboySaturday t Ci3orge llrodersuii and family of ietroit were Sunday callers at the Louis Shehan home Mrs Joiejhme Devine and family who moved to Whitmore Lake are now living in Howell Mirs Dorothy Meabon spent the Artie Cream Carry Horn I I The Artie Ice Cream is Packaged Extra Heavy to This Months Package Ice Croam VANUtA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCUTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA, c a Pint Hulk Ice Cream is uananna, cutter scotch, Vanilla, Chooolate, Fudge, Hoyal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE uuiiiiuiumimhuuiitiMiiuuiiiuMiuuimuHHii pmWimfflWUMWttllHimrHHMIUIUHmiWIUH F C Reickhfof r j 1 OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 Resideuc til 3 kWMIUtMIUIMIillllMUIIIMfltiHUHMllllHUlWmi I jpmmtm r Electric Wiring Electric Service Motet Re pa ring DonHammer Frank Zeigler STATE OF MICHIGAN j Tho Probate Court for the County of Livington At u session of said Court, held the Probute office,, in the City or Howell in said county on the 27th day of February A D, tfMU lVespit,Honorable Willis LLyons, Judtfe of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Raymond J Fick, M I Lynn W llendee having filed in having filed in said court his petition, payng for license to sell the in tciot of said estate therein described It is Ordered, That the 26th day of March A D, 194 at ten oclock in the forenoon at said Probate office be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearng, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county WMis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia ParshaJl,Register of Probate woek end with Mr and Mrs bob Wassoner of Whitmore Lake Mr and MrsLouis Winklel Hetty Gallagher of Northwest Territorial Road were Saturduy callers of Mrs Clarr Palmer Mr and Mrs Walter Clark and sons, Bobbie and Jack spent Sunrfay with Dr Cecil Hendee anil family in Lansing Mr and Mrs Floyd Salius and children of Coopersville were Sun day guests of Mr and Mrs Hoy Reason, Maio, J Reason and tieraUt Reason attended the luneral ol Daniel Markey at Detroit last Wednesday Mis Germaiue Ledwidge Stackable has retired after 25 yoars of teaching and she anrfMr Stackah are moving on the ledwidge farm west of tovvn Sunday tests at the Karl Haughn home were Robert Scefeld and wife of Ann Arbor, Mr and Mrs Lawrence JJauhn and Winston Haughn and family Friday quests of Mr and Mrs Joseph FJasydlo were Mr and Mrs Karl Chaney and Mr ami Mrs Ktiuene Chaney of Fewer vdle and Rudolf Morjuntic of hicago We have received a letter from Robert Russell of Howard1, Kansas, iu which he yuys they are hav,g Calfornia weather there and oat nave already ljon sown Wheat is green Most farming is done by tractors The 80 acre farms use Fordsons Wishes to be remembered to Mrs WiU Shehan Mrs Mary Teeple d Percy Swarth or m Dead or Alive FREESERVlCIt Farm AnimaU Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Sepdble Me E L PARKER Aient Phone M, Pinckney jlW EATEAT D Rtir fr1iyt jn Mhjgm j Central Dtad ttockCo WW m Wr1 MrVVVVbViVWVWVlUUUUUl mMiLnimmwmwmmmmsssmmBimmmmWmi IIHtllllllllHIIIMIIIIIiHlHINIIIIIIHIIIIMmi First National Wm muTow W wiilea IM jocaicu u AUUliU, Utopia and Rosemary Aiooi Satu Uowbome 01 FHONE 110 Her and Cattle Hcya, Calve and Sbeep REMOVED FREE 1 WIM Reai te Huriet Yeer Ureitock irstruct your trucker to deliver your consignment to your own farmers cooperative selling agenry on the Detroit market who offers the beat in Sales 6 Servce Reliable market information over tLe Stations of the Michigan Radio Network at 1215 r M Mrry through Fir1y McJuKan Uve stock is fed for tiarket on 4, ration c grain grown on Michigan farms, arid guarantees the consumer chooe quality meat at ail times MICHIGAMUVC STUCK EXCHANGE Mrt I red KeaU mury, veic iu AlUi Mr and Mrs Joe MtU ol uli euileU ut the Lee Ukvejf nuiiauy Luri ay was called to Simpson VY U USL weeK by Uie illness us mother Mr anu Mrs Wm Shehan acconipanied Mrs Ciarenco Utal to Ann Arbor Wednesday ii iijuiow Miulian and lanuly of Jackson spent Sunday at the vVn Shehan home, Uthur ulli uiid fe of i gory woie Sunday dinner guosu of Mr and Mrs Fred Read lrs Madge Opdyke of Lansing wa a wet k end guest of Mr and Mr,, Robert Ackley Willard Morgan jr MM T C la home from the South Raeifie after j months servhre MrsFdna Reason, Ieota and Roy Reason and cliildren attended the Shrine circus in Petroi Frday Ma Wm Brash and son went to Charleston, W Va over the week end to see her sistermlaw who is ill John Duffus of Detroit and Ann lieehler and wife of Ann Arbor wer week nd gnests att he Lest McAfee home Robert, Howard and Fred Kef 1 and Edward Parker made a couple 0 trips t0 Willow Run last week Thev broueht back a fire escape for the Masonic hall and two rteH beams for the addition to Farkers ragi J Bank aw ievwMI Uadar Ftdaral Superfitlea Mritwr PdraJ potit la uraaaa Corporatloa All 0 poiit laaured ay to 15,091 fa Mcb Oaieailor CUMtltNLt 18 COLLAlfcKA Abilty is an important asset, it tops the list because no bus iness man can succeed witnout it When combined with will ingness to pay a agreed and 2 a constructive objective, it is 2 prime collateral tor a business S loan from ail who possess it and want credit, we cordially m invite loan application WF HAVK AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOE SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES Annual Financial Seatement Village of Pinckney March X mora COUJECT TO OARUMG COMPANY HCMMLL aRBO WE BSY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EftKyMmSpG CAsXS PFXE VE THE BEST SRV1C mm ST PATRICK9 Cash on Hand March 1, 14 Villa Tax Collected Delinquent T x Weight antf iaa Tax Intangible Tax Tax Redeemed Land and Auction SaAea Reconveyanoe Sec 6 Beer and Win Lacenaa State Liquor Comcrt Tax Use of Fire Ferine, HanOnirj Twp, 277 70 177t 766ie LSL4 141 WlvW US7 M4M Detroit Ertn Refund StcwMaa and U S Bonds aWei lowWJewajaa siaie SlltMf V 4 f it laaUmmm fnW v St rryyr PINCKNKY isMlW XT N Available 1 a Classified Want Ad EUCTIUC HEATERS V ,fc THERM WATER HEATERS YES JET SHALLOW WELL PUMPS EMPIRE MILKERS f MtPherson State Bank WANTEDAahes to haul Will also plow stivall gardens Guit Hannaman, 220 UnadiUa St FOR SALELate make American R K Elliott THE PUBLIC The public ha certain prlviHft which cannot be abridged The rights are protectee b W 3Hto when a of RADIOS TOILET COMB1NAUONS radiator, 47 ft K K, EWOtt j uw Q Uwt and easterns FOU SALEGood hand pump with group steps out of the pattern rods, also laundry stove aw and catom many other mer Joe Basydlo, rettysvflle, Road of the public are in convenienc WANTEflist and 2nd cutting oi totally diarupted in thevjejtevpro alfalfa by truck load, also paper8 squiring the necessities of I mill wheat straw I 1 B L Couaino, Erie, Mich Phone Erie 49F12 Phone Erie 49F12 Bert Han is has sold liifotaty, Swtaita iUf ai, IMtf M, D sUkfrUte v te lW a m Wedsteeslej t4e4 ittwriUT t ia ft tvsatas 1U 5WI ff J1 DR 0 ft wpqwu HARDWARE small house on M36 West of the railroad FOB SALE2Q tons of alfalfa hay, first and second cuttings J CReld 7581 Portage Lake Road, flexter life In observing the progress of re cent strikes we have wondered what public reaction would be if all business places closed their doors, it is doubtful if any businessman would enter into such a move It is not pleasant to consider e results Our business has been ouilt on the theory that we are a public ser ffe It Rsetassue, ill WBBjRSjejESj Pv 4PPwsw i MARION BEAUTY SHOP CEM Au Arbew, MJeaif HAIIOLO P CHUBB Howell, Mfohigea Loea Representative Pheief or 43 iiwwJsj esjssspssj SJSJ VRMO SBSJBSJPSP lip HPW I 758t portaSe Uke RoaJ fa6 jthe theory that we are a public ser FOR HIREt Ton Truck witiMM P 0raccess or failure lies in er William M Brown Gregory the wy the Publc ccePts our wa Ph 6F4I of doing business We cannot survive V MARTfN J LAVAN ta SPEOfAyZINQ INPERMANENT , , ,,, , , ,Phone MARION MRViSOwner I without that favor McPflertoo State Bank mil IHMIIII LEE LAVEY lllllllHiniinilHinHMmiUltlMrHlttmHllHtIIHHHt NOTICE Will the party who took the mail box from the L, A Monks farm return same and avoid trouble, j IMPROVRThe laying ability of Money to loan at reasonable rates I your flock with VanJiorn year oldinterest paid on Savings Books andi pjneknty AUCTIONEER Phone SFJ1 Pinckney, MleVan OsstJee K weaWtat Atterae at Lav Plfat State and levhts HBWJ p sWssp sjBsr P H Swarthotit I SN iianed Uock Roosters, 4 a pieceTime Certificates of Deposit LEK AVEY FUNERAL HOME GENERAL INSURANCE Modem loiila Phpre I9F3 I Asabnls Isnrlee Miebifan fcs Phuiasef, Mleblfs nnHorna Hillsdale Farm lyest oCCQS S j jrices paid for all kinds of pe A Tyler Brojran, Howell, Mich 14Wfi572 HoweJU Just DDT Tget ine rducts for your par you do not get tye DDT ask for one C F Hewlett, Your Watknn Dealer Pnckney, Mich AU deposits up to 6,00000 insured by our membtfrship in Fadera Deposit Insurance CorporationSEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 Eil Jffrn SlrMt DAN BURKETT Phone 6203 Ann Arbor, Micb Septic Tanks k MYRON J HUGHES CespQQbi Cleaned t Clover, AUHi Tim i othy Oatf and Corn irtKHLZtK dlla m FLTR SALEVictor Electric Victrolai GROW PICKLES on contract, No Deep Well Pump, hand, large 1, 425 No 2, 200 No 3, 75c luffet Phone 120 or call at 610t Contracts can be obtained from nadMla C F Hewlett, Phone 93, PinckI WANTEIGenerartrucking to dolne Mich gravel, stone, black cflrt and filling1 , J 1 dirt hauled or anything that can be hauled in a dumD truck Kentieth Kellenberger Phone 19F13 after 5 p m FOR SALEWhite Cloverlne Salve I Also rubbish hauled 25c a lead out doors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman WRITE ALL FN EL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICH FOR SALE,90 Acre Farm Joorjre Parker, Pinckney R F D PLUMBING AND HEATING State Licence 717 Lakeefdo Drff Rub Lake Auto Trailers Any Sise Made to Order ALSO TRAILERS REPAIRED Trailer Standard Siaa 6st, 5s7 L 4 H TRAILER MFG CO hone 28 Pinekafy, Mlcft, , V lJLT Heleni Rubinstein Cosmetics exaimers Feed Supply Co flusive in Howell Livingston County at J PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mgr FOR SA,rcSIibwooe Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co, Phone 844 FLoell, Mich j FOR SERTCEl Registered Hampshire I boar Y Hamperlan i, Housewives OAVE TOUR ikm 4 WASTE FATS Tlis Uaited ttatss Gevernmsnt F Nscds tliftti Sttsf OSlVES tt hie Stere What the i TELEPHONE WAGE SETTLEMENT Means TO THE PUBLIC Recognizing their responsibility for maintaining a vital public service, both union and management representatives made concessions that averted a telephone strike recently Settlement means that the welfare and security of the public were not imperiled by a general curtailment of telephone service that business and industry were not handicapped by a lack of communications in their efforts to regain full stride TO THE EMPLOYEES The settlement provides basic wage increases of 5 to 8 a week for nonsupervisory male employees and 5 to 7 for nonsupervisory female employees The increases boost Michigan Bells hourly baste wage rates an average of 18, or 17 cents an hour This is in line with the national pattern of recent wage increases in other industries, and is subject to gcvernmental approval under the national wage program 0 m TO THE COMPAWY These new wagje adjnat iniifcti, together with those grnosjed gecesnir to about IfoJOTiMtt to Mrfrfgm BefTs iswaiel nswPP FTBfJPsT eBjaB pstvve S SBBSSBjBSlBjBnB VWF toll Tfce isrrtwniisr means Chat the rrsmpeny with its fajg msmmmmA e pRSifcf ssBseHS tBSjESsv nfSRE psssRS 4P faefMxwidM st m i Mil We both i ,rK ti AP1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 13,1946 TT WE HAVE A rULL LINfc Ur GROCERIES CANDY CiUAKb ClUAKtTlLb lUUKKKJ Davis Oil Station and HOWELL ROAD JUST OFF MAIN Hour 730 M to 1000 I M Having decided to quit farming I will sol at Public Autton at the pa J miits east of Pinckney j M36 or J v, nuled vest of LuKftla 1, on SatJViaiUSt Uncle Sam Says STATE OF MICHIGAN toothe north line said highway Th Circuit Court or th County US6fthjence noilthuiesterly along of Livingston in Chncry northerly Una of said highway to Perry W Banghart and Thelma the place of beginning and conBanghart, his wife, Plaintiffs, taining three 3 acres of land, V8 more or less S P Shope Co ,James Nowhind, Van Winkle VanWinkle John D Pinckney, John J Pinck Attorneys for plaintiffs, ney, John J Rosenbury, John W Biss Sclfenk, Andrew M Arcularius, iL John Kemp Mizner and1 their un known heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, Defendants, Suit pending in Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery at Howell, Michigan, on fJJIUMiiii illllfojij this 6th day of March, ly46 It appearing from the sworn bill of compliant as filed in said cause, that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent search and in quiry to ascertain whether the said felandants are alive or dead, or where they may resiqfe if living or where they eranyofthem may reside, or whether the title, inter est, claim, lien or possible right, of these defendants have been assigned to any other person or persons or whether such title, claim, lien or possible right has been disposed of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain the nanes of the persons who are included s defendants without being named Upon rn,otion therefore of Charj fes K VanWmke, one of the at torneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered that the above named defendants This lad in the eosl mines near ana their unknown heirs, devisees, JJ1 B Pa, buys a Savings legatees and assigns, cause their 5 2 ftf appearance to be entered herein frsUnKl within three months from the date says Joe Ive 37544 in war and hereof, and that in default thereof Victory Bonds now Ten years from aid1 bill be taken as confessed py 5 bucks a moat coming in Beginning at 1230 sharp the following described property HORSES Pair of Bay Mares, sisters , well matched, 4 and 7, wt 3200 Bay Mare, 4 yrtf old, wt 1300 Bay Mare, 14 yrs old1, wt1300 FARM TOOLS McDeering Model E Silo Filler John Deere Model A Tractor rubber on 1 HUGS Chester Whte Brood Sow, due Apr Poland China Sow, due April Ck iic Holstein Cow, 6 yr brecT Feb 28 Holstein Cow, 3 yrs, bred Feb 28 o tcin Cow, 4 yr old, open iuitcin Guernsey, G yr old , bred Jan 18 j Holstein Cow,2 yrsold bred Mar 1 Holstein Cow, 7 yr old, open ToiKtein Cow, 2 yr old, open Jolbtein Cow, 7 yr, bred Dec 22 Holstein Jersey Cow, 4 yr old miking, bred Feb26 olsten Cow, 3 yrs old, fresh Jersey Cow, 4 yrs old, bred Jan8 oLstein Cow, 3 yrs old, fresh lolstcin Cow, 4 yrsdue sale date Holstein Cow, 6 yrs due sale date j osten Cow, 3 yrs,old, fresh j Rear Holstein, 7 yrs bred Mar 1 Holstein Cow, 7 yrsdue Mar 20 Holstein Cow, 7 yrs,due April Vi Holstein Cow,3 yrsjheavy springer I Holstein Cow, 9 yrs,heavy springer Reg Holstein Bull, 2 yrs old 5 Coming 2 yr old Holstein Heifers 6 coming yearling T in Heiferr Young Holstein Calve High Producing, i u d Bangs Tested John Deere Power Lift Tractor John Deere 14 in double bottom plow on rubjjber Rosenthal Corn Husker, No 42 MsDeering Solid Deck Green Top Hay Loader McCormick Side Delivery Eake McDeering 7 ft Grain Binder McDtering 5 ft Mower, runs in oil Olive Corn Planter with Fertilizer attachment Dunham Double Cultipacker 8 ft Oliver Weeder John Deere 4 Seotion Spring Tooth Drag McDeering Corn Binder McCormick Dump Sne Chore Boy Milking Miiovr Potato Digger Milk Strainer Rubber Tired Wafoi with Jj at rack fclectrc Shallow Well PinWfc Set of DeHorners 3 Gas Barrels HAY GRAIN said defendants and each and all of them It is further ordered that the plaintiffs cause this order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper prated, published ancl circulated in said County once in each week Cor at least six successive weeks Glenn C Yelland, Circuit Court Commissioner A true cony 80ft Bu of Corn 150 Bu of Oats 6 Ton of 2nd Cutting Alfalfa 24 Tons, 1st Cutting Alfalfa Quantity of Ensilage 400 Shocks of Corn Imagine what hat will mean to Irm and me, and maybe a couple of kins, specially if these divings should be J snat ap for a while t t They are beginning to e that the real man, spiritual uod per fed, is truly Gods wellloved son Today millions are turning stead fastly to God for direction and help They refuse to he dismayed by mate rial calamities, because they know that eternal Principle, though un TERMSCASH All good to be settled for on day of sale I Arthur Shehan John A Hagman, Clerk I seen, is ceaseietsJy at the helm Abe above entitled suit involves and is brought to quiet title to the fwijfc described lands, located in the City of Howell, County of Livingston and State of Michigan, and move particularly described as follows, tow tT at a point on the nor tfeeriy Kne of highway VSte where said sagnway intersects the west ft of e east half of the nauthusst quarter V of Section etetysix 3 in Town three 8 North, Range four 4 East, Ifcemoe north 37 ends, 12 rods, thence sovta 4S OIU PRICE 4t SON Auct LYNN HENDEE 4t SON Truth is certain to uncover errors futility, and the unmaking wild continue uotij harmony is recognized and attained Oa panp 642 of Science and Health with Key to ho Scriptures Janry Baker d writes Let Tram uncover and do I troy error in Goafs own way, and I let sMuuan Justice pattern the divine, Sin will receive its Cull penalty, botti or what it is and for wsnt aft does Hintice tuarks the sinner andteacJaes ortjd not to remove me wav of God To envys own hW be which, to AllivNIlON ttsent fcrew Gads i Annual Senior Play PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL 0V Tfcey Did Away with Ifele Friday, Mar 23 in UU6 case xne KIQ s name Private Ken Miller of Gf burg, Kan, veteran of I wo Ji Private Miller wont mind if substitute the name of your f or bis as the boy who in a foxhole for the home The bak between foxhole home is never broken you break it here yourself fighting sons look to you in 7th War Loan to der that you are helping them in of the most direct ways you, ihe acquisition of ti War Bonds you have ever in nay War Lov U 9 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 13, 1946 Description An account of the resource March 13, 1946 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 1946-03-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/137fe7c41fe42edbd8ae09c8935a9820.pdf d1a08624605e16d6f8496109782ed343 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. , 4W kiHviliaAWiNtl Whiifri 3 F i f Volumt63 lbs Finrharr DUpttch Wedimday, March 6 1946 No10 NctVf buns of bys in Service H end Item Coaeeralug Ow Beyw , Ant llifiiil 4A Use Armed Dan Markey Passed Away OUR DEMOCRACY by Mai iC, m v ri Staff Sergt, Frank McFedd en was di charged from thelrservice Feb 18 and is now at bis horn in Toledo ara Jean Clark Meyer write that the and her husband, Edel Meyer UiiN are living in a house trailer at Norfolk, Va, where hi ship the Wdn Biddle, is being decommissioned Lucius Smith, son of Lucius and La au Doyle Smith of Marion town uhv has been discharged from the ary after 4 years service LptWaiter Mercer USA has been transferred from Milwaukee to the army separation center in Chicago pan with the USN He should mtet Ross Lamb is now in Toyko, JJunior Doyle as he was in that neghtoiHuod at last reports Desmond Ledwidge USN is on his way borne from Mercania, Philipines for a discharge Don Grffith USN has finished his curse at Case Tech, Cleveland,and it home for 7 daysHe goes to the Ciicago Institute next for 8 weeks Coarse, Miss Dorothy Meabon attended a jy at North Lake Saturday giv en by Mrs Frank Frisinger for her husband, Frank, just out of service Capt Tom Young has been a patient at army hospital at Fort Sill, Oklahoma but is out now Orville Goode, husband of the former Yvonne Kettler of Jackson has been discharged from the army and Former Old Pinckney Boy Dies at urate rioftpiiat, Dstroit,Sturday Daniel P Markey, son of the late Km James and ftNaerine Morgan Mark y of Pinckney, cAed at Grace hospital, Detroit, Saturday, after a long illness at the age of 88 yearsa j He grew to manhood in Pinckney, where his father was in the farm im plement business and also justice of peace for many years In school he distinguished himself in debating which was popular at the time Tha late Matt Jeffreys, afterwards hia brotherinlaw, was usually hia op1 ponentt and their debates at school lyeeums drew large crowds Mr, Markey was a sUr athletic and played first base on the Piuck ney team which met the famous Uass team of Detroit, national champions, on the public square in lS74Pinck nty iost by one run and an umpires decision We have been tolo oy he late Casper Sykes and Frank Grimes who also played on the team, that Dan Markey was a good enough player for the big leagues After teaching school awhle he studied law and Was admitted t o the lar in 1881 He was married to Miss jean Thompson of Pinckney and lo cated in West Branch, Ogemaw county He was elected to the legis lature from this county and in 187 was elected speaker of tne house of representatives arrived back in Jackson After serving as probate Judge of Mr and Mrs Earl SpairiC Dorothy Ogemaw county he was named su et the next generation be my client THfftt wtftf HMACV MANN WOD WHEN He LOCKED TMf 000, OF HIS PROFITABLE LAW P AC TIC llO DtVOTsT Hit LIFE TO FOSTIRINO THCJAMCRJCAN PUBLIC BCHOOt SVSTfM Riley called at the George Meabon Jr home Sunday, He has just been discharged from the army after serve in Japan They are living in the George Fuller farm house at North Lake Lloyd VanBlaircum just discharged from army started wok in the Parker garage Monday Don Roberts recently dischargee from the navy and his wife the form er Laura Riley, have purchased a home in Ann Arbor James ReidofCampWallace, Texas, ha been mate 3rd class made pharmacy JtfLLAGE ELECTION MONDAY The village election is Monday at the town hall Only one ticket is in the field which may mean nothing as 65 votes were cast a few years ago with but one ticket up We have preme commander of the interna tional Maccabees and movecf to Port Huron which was his home untl the headquarters was moved to Detroit, His wife died and he was remarried to Mrs Harriett Marrimunt Y who survives him together with two sons of his first marriage, Dr C, C, j, Markey of SanBernardino, Califorj na and Dr C, E Markey of Pasadena, California Also a brother, L K of Pasadena, California and a sister ,Mrs, Albert Doe, of Port Huron, Michigan Mirror State News C OMMEN New, and and Happsniag of the March arrived ftnd Skate TrUy Told irom Lanung bUmnier are just ar0um, the corJU,r, ,,,,, ,, ,TT7 Ti March 1 was warm and baimy and hey call Walter Reuthera screw d their doQra ball economist in newspaper edtor,How iah sonorted August Scholle, Mich I s For our part we w juld just ai , , ,, , , soonMarch was a iWe wild and o 1 O president and director ot the i, Last we A n w i AC ,n a speech before a group ther in March w,th the u1 ,1 1 budded, plants sprouted and lawns got green A cold frigid April killed the fruit bud, and the weather R SHADING TAXPAyS TO SUPPORT FIE SCHOOLS FOR tHJLOREN OF EVBKV CLASS, COLO AND CREEO ESTABLISHING THE HJRST NORMAL SCHOOLSMANNSTRONE TO STRENGTHEN AND IMPROVE THE F1REE SCHOOL SySTM WHtCH TQOAV S A BAStC PART OP OUR OMOCRACV He retired in 1928 Mr Markey was a familiar figure at the Old Roys and Girls reuivons held here ome 30 years agi Ue spoke at the Jen tennal in Jl3ii and made at lerst a visit a year until ill health pretinted The funeral was held1 W dnesday from St j Pauls Episcopal Cath redal, UevWellington Hughes of DAFt Ch ooses Representatives Mr Mary Wylie I Chosen A Pinckney Representative the heard rumors of a set of sticken ficiating Burial was in Port Huron candidates this year Tfce following is the ticket composed of incumbents PROGRESSIVE T1CKLT President Lee Lavey Clerk Ci Fisher Treasurer Charle idcRorie Trustee, 2 years Merwin Campbell Trustee, 2 years Oscar Beckj Trustee, 2 years Howard Thayer Assessor Norman Reason con GIRLS BASKET BALL The girib independent basket ball team won their 3rd straight amt B, Stockbridge Wedfnesduy night althought they were without their lead ing scorer, Eleanor Baughnt Saturday they played at Fowlerville and lost 28 to 11 The following girls played last week Helen Reynolds, Rornary Sxhosser, Roberta Miller, Mary Meyer, Peggy ConkCMCUIT COURT NEWu The March term of court , , ,, vened Monday but the jury is not l, Lois Barbour and Ueraldme calledin until later Mostly motions Singer, The grls would like a few were acted upon and arraingmentsj ,nore fP Rosemary Schosser lSjKarney, Howel The caae of George Taylor et al vs,1 , I Rena Taylor McCullom to set aside MADxrr cTiiirAv The K s chapter cleared 5 a deed was to be tried jAKE MAIMED bAiUKUAY on their auction sfiTTSaturtiay nite Every year the high schools of the counties select D A R representatives to represent their schools as Oood Citizenship Pilgrims Those chosen are class A sudents and outstanding in their class They me olgilile to write un cxinVnutun th winner of which gets a free trip to Washington All school representatives will be presented vyiih giud citxonship pins by the Phillip Livingston D, A R Chapter of How ell, Miss Mai Wyhr, daughter of Mr ana Mrs FrdWylic, a Pkrey senor, was chosen as th i resentatve Miss Doris Sutton is the representative, Miss Mildred ich, Fowlervilie, Miss Fran garner, Hartland and Miss Katherne IT MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Mvrpny, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism 74C Sunday and 1000 Saturday Kovena Friday 1220 noon a ad S 0i p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m aw Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m March i, Ash Wednesday, Devotions 7 and1 1220 noon Among the intentions arc Mori ihe same editors show total disregard for consistency They say that labor has grovn up und should assume responsibiity How can we assume responsibility for full employment aruf yet limit ourselves in collective bargaining to wages, hours and working conditions This country must have higher purchasing power, if we are to onset the decline in government war orders, said Scholle During the war our national economy was 100 bllion dollars of which the government suppled ihout onehalf in war orders Now everyone agrees that we need full employment and full pro duct ion We have the potentials for a hiyh production from 1030 to 1041 in this country Why didnt we get it Because of a lack of purchasing power We must have higher pur chasing power in 1040 if we are to offset thedecline in federal war orders and if Ave are to purchase what we produce Scholle condemned the National Association of Manufacturers for re cent newspaper advertisements urg ing removal of price controls as a means of attaining full employment and production Manuiacturers want to make all the profits they made during the war he added, maintaining that industrial war profits increased 200 percent while the wages of labor were restricted by the government Scholles prolabor statements may be accepted as straws in the wind of a viewpoint held by many unions Thoir objocive is maintenance of purchasing power through higher wages High wages do not mean warrates either on an hourly or weekly basis but the maintenace of wartime take home earning thence the CIO demand of 48 hours 41 hours work which at rates i equivalent to 12 hours of additional pay lor eah wortweek Imnase the hour rae fo a Illwork week by 50 percent and you woud regain the worncs wartine purchasing power, so goes C IO iir gunient Inless wagei r nuveased, IK ther depression is inevitable accord ing to Scholle The C I O view point is that manufacturers profits can absorb a 30 percent wage boost without added labor cost to the con sumer in form of higher prices On a dollar basis the auto worker continuing into Ma put the Victory gardens and farm work way behind Oh well, as Mark Twain said, everybooty talks about the weather but no one does anything We shall have to take it as it comes Our ad vice is Dont take off your red flannels for awhile yet Although the prices of commodit les, machinery ,autos etc have been kept down pretty well by the UfA there is one commodity where infla tion has iaged unchecked That is real estate Tliere apparently the sky is the limit A few years back tarms were changng hands at high prices Now there seems to be a slumpin the farm markek but residential and business property is soaring to new heights Of course the law of supply and demand has considerable to do with it as there as a scarcity of f ho fires due to bulding curtailment during the war but speculation ik the main reason Pinckney has been hit to some extent A home sold here recently for three times the price it brought a year or so ago The same is true with business property In Florida inflation is running wila caused by the great influx of laid olf war workers with plenty of mon ey sho can find no place to live A writer n a Detroit paper advises people to Hay away from there A home, which sold there a year ago for ,5o0, recently resold for 50,1 This as a fair exampleThe speculation bug has btten everyone there and the people are borrowing money to invest in real estate on the assurance of promotora values will go stll higher Maybe but when the peak is reached thebotto1fMMll drop out and values will go down about pay fori 0l times as fast as they went up overtime a,1 u lot People wih go broke The legslative Investigation com mittee appointed to investigate grand jury expenses the day Frank McKay was acquitted i dorig its darndest to discredit the grand jnry The comm ittee composd of representatives, foni from counties facng grand jury investigations, have broadcast the fact that Charles Hemans, a star witness for the grand jury cost the state SSoOO the past year This inrluded i room at the Olds hotel and an armed guard Nov wecannot see anything so terrible about ths SenADDITIONAL MEM FIELD binu Douglas Plummer , 500 Junior Axons 200 Clyde McTnrtvre Pontac 500 Vince Dark, Wayne 5 00 John Barr, county engineerof Howell was here Tuesday and looked over the Veterans Memorial Field, x He will return later in the week and set the boundary stakes, ARE MARR4ED SATURDAY MrsNorma Hudkins and Don Hud kins of Pinckney were married at Mr and Mrs Piftwarthout and Mr nd Mrs fe Elliott rturned ng ol the ashes followed by j high mass and intention for the late dise and service er in HOLSTEIM BREEDERS MEETING I basket M jMt week 7 6 The Holstem Breeders Assn will 4th Qrse bold their annual meeting on March 1 lard li at 730 p nu at the Maaonic din vanBlaircim ing room,Howell Potluck supfer Assuming a 10 Margaret Trieb Thur, feast of St cant increase intlu i ost of livin Thomas Aquinas, high mass for thej 1J4 tnis would dq to 1,077, only late Patrick Kennedy Sat, 7 a m,i 100 more than the pay he received high mass for late Mary Quirk Mor1 in VrM Also manufacturing rep ley Sat, high mass for intention of I resents less than J0 percent of our living Sat, Second anniversary for j national economy, the late James Gibney1 Labor jnsi,ts that hgher purchasing mm The annual appeal for Indian power must be maintained by liighan church They were attended byjwm EuWat FairhopeVATabama, j Negro missions is first Sun in Lent er wagesManagenuia claims higher Mr and MrsOmer Cory of Pinckney j r anj Mrs S, HCarr in Gulfport, Prayers are requested for Mrs J wages mean higher costs and less The groom has just been discharged j Miss, and were in New Orleans Francis Gaff ney, sister of Mrs Emma Zvt Th6y 11 UVe at cheon guests of Mn Emma Vollmer nncicney Vollmer last Wecmesday were Mr , ttAIf MPU and Mrs, Joe Murdock,M Louisi COMMUNinr CONiiX f,HJRCH BASKET BAlL NfcWS GehrinKer Mr and Mrg L Pomer The 5th grade defeated the 4th at oy, Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn, MarAnn Arbor Saturday afternoon by Saturday from a njonths trip in the Rev Stellhorn of the Zon Luther1 g0UthIandP They visiled Mr and Mrs TP jory Gehringer, Barnes Gehringer, Mrs Mary Brandel, Louis Gehringer jr, Mrs Clara Kennedty, MrsNorma Gercyz, Stanley Srnaka and George Jeffreys 2 Turymie of Detroit, Mr and MrsI flf 1 lev Alt AJrd, Miafotor MreFlorenc Baugbn,Organist aad Choir Director G M Thompson, S S Supt, Morning Worship HUMM 1040 1 11 JO purchasiig power who is rightt It would seem that a more tolef ant view toward each others view point would help and love muet rej place hate This is tke menet iJemocracy by those who did not dare have him testify if he had been taken care of 11 the same way as Hemans he might be still alive The legislative attitude is queer We talked with one legislator the past year and he showed no shock over the graft re, vealations among the members of the legislature but had nothing but contempt for the legislators who turned states evidence and helped send their brother legislators to prig INDEPENDENTS WIN 3721 The Pinckney Independents beat Brighton 37 to 21 here Mon nite Pincltffey FGFT TP Kuhn T 0 Amburgey 2 1 Palmer 7 i Reynolds Widmeyer, E Young, J Wiimeyer, D Singer G Clark Clawson Bill Clark Robert Meabon Donnie Meabon 6th Grade 0 14Lobdell Barrett 0 2 Murphy 0 0 Salyer 1 1 Rebman 0 4 Mrofka 1 t m m Brlfhtoi fSmkh, BiU 0 am m m i 0 0 2 17 S 37 Rich Moaer FG FT TP M Wilbur Eisele, Mr and Mrs Charles Eisele and HenrySmith of Fowler I ville, Nellie Brandle, Charles Bran de, Mrs Leece and Mrs Bonner of Lansing NOTICE TP COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS j Council convened with the fellpw Cholr practise, Wed evening Lenten sevices at the chuch Wednesday night at 7 30 GOSPEL MISSION on a mm 3 1 4 1 9 fng members preseat Pres Levey 6 Trustees, Beck, Thayer, ftennedy, 1 and Campbell Absent Hammer Moved by Griffith, supported by Beck that council accept the report J of village treasurer Motion carried Pastor iizra S S Sopt Marvin SWre Morning Worship 10 M vll Sunday School 1045 Young Peoples Meeting 730 HEADS COUNTY ROAD ASSN FLOYD PACEY Floycf Pacey, 62, Nebimiah lac y aad jacey died ai a Friday where lie had for a numbe of years Tl was held at the Live Home, Fowerville,T There may have been organisa of j ttODs of Iievolutionary and Mexf Jcan war veUrans It was way before lour iim and we never heard of After the Civil Warthe veter organised the G A R to get id for needy veterans from an econ minded government It had no on and most veterans joined net it became a huge pressure and after years got a monthls j for every veteran whether ft , t needed or not The Spanish WAr ml in Gilkes cemetery Striving tM wag simlar , his mother, Mrs Anna Peeey, sis oUK, ter, Mrs Walter Glover of Fewler Evening Worship Prayer Service, Wed J 00 HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL John H Barr, of Howell, for the Livingston County Commission, was elected president of the County Road Association of Jame Bafrtf, 34, PtroR, Jacqj The following bills were presented The high school basket ball team Michigan at the groups annual failed to end their season in a blaze meeting at Grantf Rapids Thursday 0 0 2j uelin PeregrinO, Howell Wm j j LeeLevey, shovelsbretms etc 27 45 ed to end tteir seaeon in a Wazel meeung at urand Kapidsj nursuay 0 Line 24, HWell, Cara Schwartaen 1 t Parker, fire chS salary 3000 of glory last Friday night, all threelHe succeeds Henry Johnson of 2 10 berger, 21, Howel Don HudkinsS, j Dr Duffy, health officer sal 1000 team getting walloped by Brighton Kent county w A 1 by one rc4 scores T secotid teaml lost 30 to II, girls 16 to 7 and tne j NOTICE 0 a PtectaeyNorna Hudkns, 24, Pfodcche HeRorie, Trees bonus 1 ljaey Marvin LaPUate, 24, Howell, deductiow, pdetage 356 0 Bsnma Bernard, IS, Hartland, WmjNeliie Gardner eaL exp, 71,lfi 0 2 8 21 J O ILg, m Keren t fht Bft Gbedda, 46, Howell, Florence Moan er, 41, Howell KeitB Lejiwidce ie resgmsjsj ttoaa MMA m sveoB uatvwiose ts resgmsjsj voomtim tor TmZSL tZi s A A Uhe eafuaei Z will esster Mica 0te rMsji, EaeJ Mstfesi first team 40 to 26 The first team by KBtWy7suppertedby ould woa poeeeasCeinseseR to pay MHs Motion carriediou of the ball most of toe first half Motion by Kennedy supported by but couldnt make esfces Campbell that Ernest Steffe appii Pinckney has only won 4 7 u In a 13 AT m lake ask license for beer in a IS game senedvie Tvey hae Iwon one game from nXdckbridge, Chelsea, Demevttke tosi Last 9ertber e five The Pinckney Kings Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs Burt Dalle Thusday, March 7, at 2 p m Mae DaHer, See although it never had the large mem bership of the G A R After World W T the American Legion wee K ormed and the Veterans of Ferefn Var Their chief appeal was their ability to obtan cash benefits for the service men We remember PresieV ent Hoover made a special trip pi tiie legion convention in Detroit m implore them not to demand1 a cess federal bonus Cor reteraasj Wit one great number of veterans of Wests War II other mrnttafd law sprung up Two ef them are lsV Diaabied Veterane and ohe Asneiieeti Veterane Weeid War U, AMVCTft est rgasririsn eeeasa to be Ate active of ail assf sn one p0 bee galaad 74b am Nha4smnm Mr and Mrs John Bnta ef De 0 thai ma Cent Mrs Mry 4htkUnt V slmsms mTrrr YWmz fte PineioMor Diaiwkdn I oTAIfi Of Syto an Theatre CHBL3A, MICH NEIGHBORING NOTE I Stockbridge high school girls n the Circuit Court Znelol their basket ball schedl ofLivinaton i JwicrilUAH for Uv County jU tan ou mr jEKorJirworima II to the tarm 01 r 0IilJKR 0F PUBLICATION l Suit pending in the Circuit Court r rri,, Set, Mar, 8, 9 CONFIDENTIAL AGENT A Myry SUriag CHARLES WOYEK, LAUREN BA CALL, VICTOR FREEMAN and PETER LOREE Cartoon Nawa Sun,, Man,, Tu,, Mar 10,11,12 DOLL FACE A Muaical Comedy Starriag VIVIAN bLAlNE, DENNIS OKEEFE, PERRY COMO, and CARMEN MIRANDO Cartoon Sjjort Reel bun Snow 306, 500, 7s00, ti0U WeU , Thur, Mar 13, 14 WAGON WHEtLS WEST WARD Starring WILD BILL ELLIOTT, BOBBY BiAKE and ALICE FLEMJNG Aim EASY TO LOOK AT A Comedywitti GLORIA JEAN, MRBY GRANT ani J E BROMBERG on ,Loring Mt M on Broadway ,4loo Voung to Know Frontier Gal Howe I Theatre HOWELL, MICH call to week y JjflK Martin J La van is attorney for the Uviiihlou school board in the 1UUU suit of K Keid Fletcher against that body Miss Hazel Phillips has resigned as invest1 gator for the county social aid bureau Mrs Bert Wright ol Howell teU on the ice iaat week and broke he Lp to the, present time 1809 Livingston county boys have been dis cuavgeu from the army, i Mr and Mrs W O Richards of Howell celebrated their 50th wedd iug anniversary in Gulf port, Florda, Feb 28t Fciiion high school has been undefeated in either basket ball or foot bull lor two years William Austin, son of Merrion, , mirtsng n action in ah air raid over the Kuriles since May 0, li44, has been lited as ieaa by the war dept laul Uber, Howell, hurt in an i auto accdent, is in a Lansing hospit al with a sprainedunkie ana broken , nose i Tne Livingston County Press say Fred Cronneuwutt, man alout own, has 16 clocks in ha home Knowing leu we bet tney are electnc t Judge Collins has handed down a decision in the Gen MotorsC L O i picketing case He restrained the union iiom illegul picketng This is similar to a previous decision, the union was accuseu of violating William Himnessy, Detroit, once employed by the Livingston Uepubli can at Howell, was brought there for buriai untiay William Sehultz, G3, for years in Sun, Mon, Tuei Mar, 3, 4, 5 l A Truly Great Picture THE STORY OF G I JOE BURGESS MEREDITH, UEORGE REEVES Novelty Cartoon Nawfl for the County of Livingstou, in Chancery, on the iiuth day of Feb ruary A I, iy4U, at the City of Howell m tuiid county it satisfactorily appearing to thJa Jourt by affudavit of Jeroid Gris wolu, plaintiff herein, and by Dill of vJompliunt on file herein, that defendant, Idabelle Uriswold, is not resident oi the State of Michigan lie State oi Michigan or some other i Jiat she is either concealed witiiinj State and that her exact whereabouts at the present time is unknown On motion of Stanley iierrimanj Attorney for Plaintiff, IT IS OKiJLRFD that the said defendant, Idabelle Uriswold, cause her appearance to be entered in the Court and cause within three months from the date of this order, and in case of her appearance that she cause her an swer to the Plaintiffs bill of Com, ant to be filed and a copy thereof J oe served upon the plaintiff within fifteen days after service on her of a copy of said Pill, and notice of this order, and that in defuult thereof that said Bill of Compliant be taken aa confessed by said nonresident defendant And U s further ordered, that J within forty days after the date here of, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this order to be published in the Pinckney Dspatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston and that such publication be contnued once in each week for six successive weeks, orthat plaintiff causea copy of this order to be mailed to 4vh,, said defendants at her last known the grocery business in Ann AiDorf toffice by regstered mail with a later salesman for the bwisner receipt demanded, f at Sat, Mar 9 MAK5HA HUNT, JOHN A LETTER pOR EVIE ThrilU an Action KIRBYGWANT, fcUZY KN1GHX salesman for Grocery and the United Motors died1 on L S12 He was a prominent last Wednesday while changing a tire Mason c Prof Curtis of the University of Michigan announces that a grove of the famous Cedars of Lebanon will be planted in, Ann Arbor The Gallagher Industrial Laundry , of Dexter has boon ciu d to appear M before the Strewn Control Join, for CARROL I l,ollutinK th Jlulon rvtr y dump ing refuse in it Oily 400 bonds of the University of Michigan foot ball stadium are still outstanding and all will be paid off in 1147, The stauium cost 1,600 in I RAIL TO VENGEANCE Cartoon 000 Sunj Mon The Hiancu A 11 Marriage THE SAILOR TAKES A WIFE with ROBiKT WALKt, JUNE ALLYbUtH and HUME CRONY N Novelty Naw Cartoon NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Tho PutnamHamburg Farmers Ciulj met Ht the K W K ennedy homn Saturday, The followng were on the program for musical numbers Henry and Addie Kice, Grace Lake, Gnue Nash and Albert Mills liecitations Eniil Lambertson, Iva Place way and Nett e Hall j Horn to C F Uynoldfs and wife at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for the appearance of the said defendant, And further that a copy of this order be served personally on said defendant should she be located within the State of Michigan or in the United States, at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for the appearance of said defendant Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Comnrasloner Stanley Berriman, Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address, Howell, Michigan Telephone 183 ftTATP OF MICHIGAN jTuaa, Wad,, Mar 12, 13 All Spirit Arant ChoU MAN ALIVE with PAT 0BRIEN,ADOLPHE Selected Shorts ELLEN DREW The Circuit Court or the County of Livingston in Chancery In the matter of the petition of Murray J Kennedy, Norman Reasoa and Paul W Curlett, trustees for the use and enjoyment of the inhabitants oi thu Villas oi 1 mcknov NOTICE OF HEAPING At a o sion of said Court held at the Court House in the City of How ell, Michigan on March 4, 1946 Present Hon Joseph H CoUins, Circuit Judge The above cause is pending upon MENJOU,meiti Nwi A J on Theatre Show 7 and 9 P, M oiOiABRIDGE, MICH Fri dat, Mar 8, 9 DANGER SIGNAL A IVieludiama Starring KAYE tMtKO aud ACHARY SCOTT A Western Law of the Badlands Cartooa Ounbonnet Blue Kliytnm ot the Rumba Sua, jY4ciV iut, iViajr 10,11,12 VALLEY OF OECISKMr Sterling GREER CARSON,CkEGORY Plus New last week a boy Married at the ME parsonage by Kev Simpson on Feb 22, Hartley Uland and Miss Ntfttie Hudson ofj North Lake tne petition of Norman Heason, Paul The village council tabled the el j w CuriPtt ami Murruy Kennedy, electric lighting project at their last 1rulp0H fnr the use and enjoyment if the inhabitants of the Village of KevcwKice oi uDerun, unio, is, j,inckney Livingston County, Michthe now pastor of the Congl church j sfittin forth as follows The following high school pupilsi jihat they have on hand as trustees aforesaid the sum of Seven Cowing ritcahifce to lifer Woman Mexican T BlaaaM Photo Finishing WE HAVE FILMS All Sizes weir neither absent or taruy the past month Norman Reason, manon lira son, Lucy Swarthout, Maude Kichinond, la Placfiway, Mable Sigler Kate Clark and Daisy Kpason been noiiinai i for circuit iudge 1 he following primary pupils had perfect records Mary Lynch,I3angs Riclinonu, Clarence Brown, Florence Reason, Howard Brown e G W Dinkel has moved nto the Win, Cliambers house Fied Whitehead is biulding a house at Anderson Atfted Morgan Aas sold his busine at Byron and wll work the BtUfs farm at Anderson Tile lyceum at the Munsell school Uwt Wednesday with orations s McClear, Kirk VanWinkle, Allison and James Stackable 4Q friend of Mrs Anna art moving from the Geot to Ann Arbor, gave her wit a rocker Wednesday night and pre 1 has rented the at Wrights Corners En DMPVOW is working for Peee at Chubbs Cornrrs Muster laul Clark has a newtriW P VanWjikleofUowell naa cycle PROPHET WITHOUT HONOR LEAVE FILMS AT M41RHAY KPMHE4jiS, Fimtkamy mvemmu irate, MWA UI mmV JTOftt ttKfcs Lke HOWAflB IHAYfiil AUTO 1UAIUJ ir ftf 7 HunaVtd Dollars 700 by them held in trust for the use and bene fit and enjoyment of the inhabitants oi the Village of Pinckney 2 That they desire to pay the remainder of saJ trust fund in its en tirely leas costs of this proceeding to, Trustees of Veterans Memorial Athletic Field for the purpoeV of assisting in the building and devel opment of a memorial athletic field or as a suitable playground in the Village of Pinckkney aforesaid 3 That they desire hearing on their petition as provided in trust agreement it it, ordered that hearing on said petition and matters therein alleged and all other pertinent matters will j be had before the undersigned Circuit Judge in and for Livingston County, Michigan, at the Court, i House in the City of Howell on the 25tb day of March, 1946 at 9UD oclock on said day or a3 soon there j after as council can be heara or from time to time thereafter as said matter may be adjourned thereto It is Further Ordered than any inof this order be published in the Pinckney iHspatch,a newspaper printed and circulated in the Village cessive weeks prior o the date of of FincLncy 2oi ut Ict ee t hearing thereon, proof of sad publication to be filed with the clerk of 0aeW v Write LIU TftAJLfjt MFC CO By Peter Lviaa Joshua the Second, he called him1 af is court self, an nce4iWe religious renegade It ifl , ordered that any in who enchanted vosoen and enraged jaDjtant of the Village of Pinckney men Peter Levins, writing in Th American Weekly with this Sunday March 10 isaue of the Detroit Sun day times, tells about hysterical mur itx ano suicide that were the fcizam consequences of the ahenawigann o his disrobing cult Get The Detrov Sunday nay appear and be heard in this ause in any manner Joseph H Collins, Circuit an Winkle AVan Winkle attorney for Trustees, Etuitiriesf Address, Howell Mvcb for new rural telephone subscribers Effective March 1, the Michigan Rural Telephone Construction Plan was further liberalized Now we will extend our rural lines an flVPfflgA nf nnphlf mil a iryr QtlCh tW subscriber with no construction charge Under the revised plan, a large majority of the farm homes in Michigan Bell territory can get service without any charge for construction This liberalization was recommended by the Michigan Rural Communications Committee, a group of agricultural leaders who helped us design the present construction plan As rapidly as more materials become available, such additional free lineconstruction, together with small monthly payments for construction beyond the halfmile allowance, will mean more farm fomilioo with telephones more people you can reach from your telephone And thats only part of Michigan Bells vast 5year 13,500,000 rural expansion and improvement program Construction of more lines will mean fewer parties per line for many customers And dial systems will be installed in many more rural sections AH of which will add up to better, faster and more satisfactory ser vice for more Michigan rural folks omeriy the eilooce wet 310 ef e mile MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OU rOSTWA PHOQRAU UiANS JOfS FOX THOUSANDS X OLD JUDGE Hank, youre a big grain pro duoer let me ask you a question or VnoT MASK Glad to have you, Judge ADJUDGEDo you think the grain used iif 4tttkrt it wasted a some folks are syisg UAHK I certaioly do Nl As a matter ci fact, it is just the opposite OLD JUDGE How do you figure that Hank HANK From my ova eameiieuce and rom reports Ive read For the year eodm 1 uue, me aituuert prodacex 1,200,000000 pounds of ftrtuW cmd t insthe best feed supplements we can our hands on They are rich m nutrients y Ive never had such fat dairy cows, livestock and poultry as I have since Ive been utm these dried grant1 OLD JUDGE How do you uss tfcea Hank AtvNpetttifcav BANK I Mead them k wkfc orfemat cram This bsdaoosd ratiffw hat far SP4 value than the iauraSSafti I vVlV S3 i ts r 9c Enlist in the Service PlWCKNfcY DISPATCH Wednesday March 1946 J NNtiKNEY DISPATCH JMMHHImmmnminmnmimniiMiiiiM a nottoBttm , Mkb Hi tlort Having a Nica Tim in Nict, Franc j I Paid In Astraac tabdcriptiou I1AI ye PAUTW CUMJTT, fUlLMMg Mn Stanley Dinkel waa in Howell Friday r James Lamb was in Kri, Pa, and Cleveland, Ohio, last week Harry Lee and wife spent Sunday at the Kettler home in Jackson Jack Smith of Ann Arbor was a very welcome guest ofobert Carr Friday, family in Ohio i group Ik tnloyinfl a strall en the French Riviera Nice rifomem In etmosphara, and thata Guardians of Victory ore taking TO off a furlough in the Carnival City Storybook MOMS such I ijoyad by man who join the Regular Army Qualified civilians i Security Education Travel Kennedy9 Gen Store iiuiiimimiiiiiiimiMMuiiwiiniuiiiiuiiuMiiiitciiiitiiiiiiiwitiiiiiHiiiiiiiuiiM JFV OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS s I I I STATE OF MICHIGAN Tha Probata Court for tho County ojt Livingston At a rassion of said Court, held the Pro ate office,, in the Gity of Howell in said county on the 27th day of i bruary A D, 1910 PresortHonorable Willis LLyons, Judge of Probate 11 PHONE 358 Resi 013 uiMiuuMMititiuiminimiMiiitiiitPvuiiiiiiiuiitiitmiiik In the Matter of the Estate of Raymond J Tick, M I i Lynn W Hendee having filed in having filed in said court his petition, payng for license to sell the in terest of said estate therein described 01 Electric Wiring Electric Service Motet Repairing DcnHammer Frank Zeigler It is Ordered, That the 25th day of March A D, 1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon at said Probate of fjee be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearng, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper I printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall,Register of Probate I Rev, Era Beachey and motored to the former home Feb 27th, Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti spent the week end at the J R Matin hme Mrs James Appleton and children of Brighton called at the W JNash home Saturday I Mrs Eloyse CampbeU started teaching music in the Pinckney school Monday Mrs Lavern Kennedy and Miss Jeffreys and Joseph Miller spent Sunday in Midlandt Mrs Mary Eichman and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Russel Glover, Fowlerville, Jay Brgham and wife of Grass ake spent Friday evening a the J R Martin home, Clarence Stapish and family ot Chelsea were Sunday guests at the Louis Coyle home Roy Duke and wife of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Wade Houghton, wife , son and daughter of Swartz Creek were Sun day callers of W H Clark Lee Lavey, local Joinn DeeredeaiJe received1 the first tractor last week he has had in several years Rev John of Paoli, Ua was tho speaker at the Thursday night pray er service at the Gospel Mission Mr and Mrs Curtis Patterson ot Stockbridge were Friday night guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel Rev and Mrs J K, Zook and Mrs Ethel Lais ana son of St John called at theRevBeachey homo Fri Stanley Culver and fanvly are preparing to move from the Irvin Kennedfy farm to Deerfield next week Reg Hinchey of Macon, Miss writes he has just returned from a writes he has just ret urned from a stay in Florida Miss Anna Mable Kilmer who lives in the Daller apnrtmens spent the week end at her home in Wakarusa, Ind John Martin attended a meeting of the Grand Lodge F At M of which he is a committee member at Lansing last Thursday Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee were Anthony Barney and wife and Mrt and Mrs Om mar Gass of Detroit Mary Jane Nash, daughter f Mr and Mrs Mark Nash, was the vrnner of the spelling match last week be ween Pettysville and Hicks schools Mr, and Mrs Harold Hinchey and daughter and Ross Hinchey and daughter, Velma, attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ray Hicks Edna Webb in Lansing Sunday Mi, 1 ns returned home from California Saturday She was on two weeks leave of absence fron the Mich State San, Howell where she is nurse Rev George J, Lapp, who has spent 40 years as a missionary in , India will speak at the Gospel Missj ion Sat at 730 p m and on Sun1 day at 10 am and 730 p, m The i public is invited i WHEN YOU EAT ICE CREAM EAT THE FINEST ICE CREAM MADE Artie Ice Cream The Artie Ice Cream is Packaged Extra Heavy to Carry Homo This Months Package Ice Cream is VANILLA, BANNANA, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHOCOLATE, FROSTED ALMON and 3 COLORED BRICK, STRAWBERRY AND VANILLA 25c a Pint Bulk ice Cream is bananna, butter scotch, Vanilla, Chocolate, Fudge, Royal and Toasted Hazelnut FOR BETTER ICE CREAM BUY AT CORY DRUG STORE HIMlllHlltUiltmMlllliUltlliMHIIIIIIIHllllHlllIlHIIlllllllliiillllWmMltuiHyuiMUil Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKERAgent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StoekCo How yHHIHIIIIIIIIIilllt IIIIIIIIIIIHItlllHIUI I First National i PHONE 110 J Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PUOKE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO JHEK TAfffivES EAJtLY MORNING CALLS RECEl VE 1ME 3EST SfeRVlCE HiiiiiiHMimae UfE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Wetkly Trips Made to Detroit ljrd Hendee DOCJORlT He6eti6e4i 15 MINUTES RELAXATION EVERY TUES815830 AS YOUUSffNTO AMERICAN MEDICINE a f LATEST MUSICAIMOMENTS W UMO1H MmUTEMBNCAL NEWS is MKHICATKSOSTATIOIIS Phillip Sprout and wife were in ell Saturday Mr and Mra C, JCnnlon were in Chelsea Saturday MrsFrancis Hornshaw has returned home fron Detroit David Leuaidge was home from Assumption college Sunday, Uoy Reason and family pent the week end in St Louis, Mich Miss Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor is visiting at the MEtDarrow hone Merlin Amburgey and wife have rented Mrs lua Mowers apartment Lucius Doyle and Donald Doyle caled on Win, Doyle at Iontiac last week Lee Lavey and wife spent Sunday at the Howard OBrien home in Hunker Hill Mr and Mrs, Dick Amo of Howell called at theAndrew Campbell home Sunday Andrew Campbell has sold his home on Unadilla St to Mrs Lillian Hassencahl Miss Shirley True of Detroit spent the week end at the Albert Dinkel home Several flocks of geese were seen flyinp north laat week It is early for them John Carver and family of Ypsilanti spent the week end at the i Earl Uautfhn home Jack Cadwell has treaded his vill age property to Frank Zoijrler for 5 the lattera farm Joe Griffith and Ollie Wilson visited Wm Foster sr at St Joe hospiiJ, Ann Arbor Sunday C Jt Clinton went to Jackson on Saturday night with the Howell Legion bowling team Ed Parker sold a DeSota car to Joe Larosa and a Plymouth to Uunell Livermore of Dexter Bank to MewoJI Undar Fadaral Suparvition Makibar Fsdaral 0oposit In curanaa Corporatian All Da posits laurad up to 5,0GD o ach Dajtoaltor 1MPORANT FACTS ABOUT CERTIFIED CHECKS When you have a check cer tified ,the amount is set aside from your account and held until the check is presented SOur bank gives a written pro S mise too pay it when properly S endorsed Consequently, if the B check is lost, we usually re quir a bond for twice the am is ount of the check before reS crediting your account or cerS tifying a replacement check r Never destroy a certified check Tf you dont use Jt, redeposit it in your account WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE MOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES I mmm Hollis Wylie and family were Sun M T 0 aMW j J u T tir , I Miss Lnota Keason day dinner guesU at the Dr W Cl , t Wylie home in Dexter dnkle weGlt Mr and Mrs Walter Clark werel The Philathea class party Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Em13 wth tMr8 Mt Meyer mett Clark in Howell I JimmoBell spent the week Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughnr Ann ArWr with his brother, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Bixbeth Brown and Robert Seefeld, Ann Arbor ten wart in Ann sprained her is Mar end a mAVotANp tanos wmotreoir WKkVJAYOTY WOMMOCSOW WHttATTU mmmmno ,WKU WICOUIIAVMM arr, WATTCAOWAC wmmuauan wmw womaooo TOai Of HOAPCASTtOaOOk fMii STAII awcuisoatn J Mr and Mrs Clyoe Fisher were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher of Gregory it konor of their 25th anniversr Miss Edytha Smith, Luciu Smith jr Bemice Maas, Madeline Miller, Alberta Dinkel and Levi Ludlke at tended the Shrine Circus in Detroit Saturday Mr and Mrs Ralph Clinton and 4on and Gerald Clinton and wife of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr daugfa Arbor Sundayt b and Mrs Jamet nn Arbor Frday Lyim Hendee and Box, fpent Sunday Eeynolds were of Mr and MrsMr OejnpbelldautrhKennedfy were in DetroH Report Booi Mhl family nave , moved here free Grand Rapid He j and Howerd will work n the lumber and Mrs C J, Clinton, Donald Doyle left for Chicago yard Friday to visit before going to his J H Hooker settles with the eo home in Sioux City,Iowa He expects teas March 18 and Stanley Dinkel to take a law course at the Univer March 19, sity of Nebraska Mr and Mrs Durwood Moyer of Sunday iruesta it the home of Mr Ann Arbor were Saturday guetts of and Mrs Loren Meabon were Mr Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and Mrs Jack Thompson and family, of Pontiac, Mr and Mrs A,Teuton of Rochester and Mr and Mrs Geo Meabon sr Leonard Barnes and Miss Yzone Deafley of Pontine were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, Winston Baughn Barnes is an amy buddy of Winstons, Some 35 people chartered a Grey bound buss and went to Detroit last Wednesday to see the Shrine Cireaa They were mertly from Mrs, JMs room, in addttion Mr Meyer Mn Ula lobdeU, Mrs Mn Way Ur and lirs Vincent Snooks aa4 in Coldwater atthe Jas Kaah homo kugfatert Joan, spent the week ami in Detroit Frank Xberdeen and Ann Arbor Sunday to in Rex Noggfe who ha I hospital with a broken Sunday goeota of Mr tsrf Jr wen Mn Fuller, Mr vU Mrs Jake Mr and kn M tbmm of Week omi eaUen of Mr as hiAtoi V immmm UJJIIJIH , ft1 KltUlttttl Now Available lassified i Want Ad 9 , Md 6 C a I ELECTRIC HEATERS DUO THERM WATER HEATERS MYERS JET A SHALLOW WELL PUMPS i i S i fuSTPeeket book containing a sum of money and drivers license Will pay reward Wm Braih Jr FOR SALEMetal Corn Crib, 4 tons of loose hay, new 15 gal tree spray, 18x30 ft barn, studio couch, metal cot with new mattress 64S0 Portage Lake Road Contact after 4 p m FOR SALK20 tons of alfalfa hay,fWANTED General Trucking to do fm and second cuttmgs J CReid 1, stone, black ftrt and filling 7581 Portage Lake Road ftexter dirt hMlM or anythinif that can ba FOK HIKE Ton Truck witn drivjuled ina duml k er William Phone 5F41 JP Jk Wgggg TWiaskwy Sirtariw M Brown, Gtegory , Kenneth Kellenberger 4 ws yfihoat 19P15 after 6 pm EMPIRE MILKERS RADIOS TOILET COMBINAUONS i NOTICE Will the party who took FOR SALEOak and Hickory wood 1 the mail box from the L A Monks I 460 a cord in the wooo f Ifarm return same and avoid trouble IMi UOVEThe laying ability of I your flock with Vanllorn year old I Barred Rock Roosters, 4 a piece VanHorns Hillsdale Farm FOR SALfciuuamaioo Range, Ivory and Green Porcelain, modern syla with reservior, good condition John L Donahue, regoy ANTEDTo buy an auto in good Robert Pike, Phone 91F4 w i HARDWARE i i BOYDELL rtUHTrVAJUHflfHUaiaS HAMOS if SwlaflO0 a m to ItOO p m WiJinjgg to 4 at, 7 to 8 p s eaWM ta4 Ipw av aHudUfW to S ia Ike HERB HOT 1U 1714 1, City, Lake aatt A List Year i DR B IfaCLUSKEY DENTIST 1UH R its Eeaafofi ky Hawaii, Local RiiiTanl ffcaa ft S McPberson State Bank MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PEKMANBNTS MARTtN J, LAMAK 13 E AND MACHINELES3 I Vsm WinltU A VnvsdlTnlrU ALSO COLD WAES tJTOUs WUUU THE PUBLIC LEE LAVEY Th public hiyrcertain prlvlHga a WIP iiHiiiur IIIIIIIPOMItnilllllllllHfftfnilllllltMriMfilllllllllltlllllinilllllVtlls ItlJJ A , Seeds t condition Ralph Taasler, Gregory Phone5F15 r0R SALE 3 young cows, 1 sow with 5 pigs, papers with mother Don MacAinsh,8615 Cedar Lake RA lowers farm j FOlf SALEWhTtelrbV bedsprings and inner spring mattress, also wine which cannot ba abridged These colored 9x12 rug at 11586 Van Sickle rights are protectee by an accumula Drive, Hiland Lake, Pinckneyt I tion of laws and customs When a WANTEDFemale relaM vwrtn group steps out of the pattern of 4 for general housework, TO live with, law and custom many other members I time off arranged, J children in , of the public are in convenienced or school, 5 yr old home, modern one totally disrupted in the daily prostory house, all conveniences, laun ess of acquiring the necessities of Jry pent out Contact Mrs R P life Wuerf el Phone Dexter50t0or Ann IhoBserving the progress of re Arbor 258053 nights cent strikes we have wondered what get the public reaction would be if all business places closed their doors it Phone 6 MARION JAKVIS,Owaer PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan First Stats eaeV P H SwartMU S LEK AVEY A i GENERAL INSURANCE Phoae 50P3 Pinckney Michigan FUNFJui MOOT Phone St Mleaifa fl c N T riUY Just DDT specific DDT Prducts for your par iciiiar needs If you do not get te reo booklnt on DDT ask for one Septic Tanks mm NOW AVAILABLEHuosin targe and small enginei for replacement I JAMES MORGAN ft SON,Bright Phone 4611 is doubtful if any businessman would enter into such a move It is 1 Clover, Alalfa Tm thy Oats and Corn Farcer Feed Supply Co F Hewlett, Your Watkis Dealer, not pleasant to consider e resuljfe nckney, Mich Our business has been nuilt on MOTICE Uhe theory that we aro a public ser Tncome taxes made out at my home vant Our success or failure lies in k06 East Grand River, Brighton tle way the public accepts our way Ihoie 3731 Mr s J M McLucas ol don business We cannot survive iirQATFmun r without that favor tOK bALEWhite Cloverine Salve Also rubbish haulod 25c a load out ioors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman ,1 Helen Rubinstein Cosmetics ex T Money to loan at reasonable rates i lusivc in Livingston County at Intere8t Pald on Savings Book and Glean fid WRITE ALLFNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR NOTICE Pinckney 69F6 Repairing MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING State License S717 LakealeV OHT Ruth Lake McPHerson State Banks lo well Time Certificates of Deposit All deposits up to 5,00000 SEPTIC TANKS And CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jefferton Straat DAN BURKETT Phone 6292 Ann Arbor, Mich MICH Mr, and Mrs, Ross Read and Mrs Tda Byers and daughter, Janet, are in California They will return here I about April 1 j Miss Haiel Richardson left Friday , for Bremerton, Wash,, to visit her brother, Robertand family Her stay is ndefjnte as she will visit relative in in California 20 mer No 76 P A M attended the PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,MBr i OR SALKSlabwooc Buy Now gura by our membership in FedFOR SALECornChickens and frh Thurson Lumber Co,, Phone 844 ral Deposit Insurance Corporation, eggs Phillip Sprout,Phone 19F11 fiplwell, Mich FOR SERTCERegistered Hampshire boar Y Hamperian VVANTFD CIUCKEMS rces paid for all kinds Tylor Bropan, Howell, Mich, i hone 572, Howell 27mtmbra of Lvinfton Lodge Friendship night at ,Howell last Wednesoay Cards were played, refreshments served and a motion picture shown F of pouMPf, li r T ,,,,, niiiiiiiHiiiiiiitMHiiitiininri IP tthiiMiittiiiiiiiMit iiimitiiiiiMiiMiiiiMijiiiiumi Housewives SAVE YOUR I Si m WASTE FATS The United States Government Need them i for Lea re LOS1VES at this Store M0HSs WHY WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO REDUCE RATES AND YET IMPROVE OUR SERVICE You may wonder why we are able to reduce electric rates, as directed by the Michigan Public Service Commission, even while the cost of living is going up Our answer is simple It starts with a will to give you the best possible service at rates that are fair and reasonable It continues with the cooperation of experienced and efficient employes It includes planning and economizing on the part of management and engineers vsIn addition, the combined savings brought about by e reduction in federal taxes and increased use f electricity contribute to this latest rate redaction 4 In short, it is eotorpn wA mter fa kaow4io w sod s gosL The goal is dae best eleetrie anriee ia the world at totes that are Uk aad V routx r SSTTia HEATS Al t, Clarks HE DETROIT EDISON A K 0 Ft i p A L JKVV 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 06, 1946 Description An account of the resource March 06, 1946 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 1946-03-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/29a564a957cf971e69f5853a400f5f2c.pdf 22d70fe54d5aea51c40764fa36b6247b 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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TjOW vw n W Bispatdj Tfce Pinckney Dispatch Wedneiday, Feb 271946 Not AJ o wi Items of U yi in Service wi IP WJBH a ao TW4W ii i in m u Mrs Jean Clark, Meyer accomf anied by her brother, JUtatU, left y auto Thursday for Norfolk, Va, to join her husband Easel MeyerHe has an apartment there Russell will return this week by train Kenneth Lamont, recently diacarged from the USN spent Friday at the Louis Coyle home He it, living in New York City and driving an interstate commerce truck between there and Florida His wife ii employed in the air orp service center there Ralph Cooley, USN Howell, has received a discharge He is the hus band of the former Marguerite Harris Sergt Robert Kourt, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kourt, received a discharge at Camp Grant, I 11, last week Roy Total, Hiland Lake, was discharged from the army at Camptterbury, Ind,, last week Maggie Aachenorenner WAC, who i n Caaerta, Italy, thanks the locul gift com for thejChristmas box The hardajioshegave to the girhi ts they ar goodtor seasickness and ate the cakes and cookies herself s Grut Cttr has oeen ischargeu from the army and is living in Jackeon He was recently married to a Jackson girl, Lola Klein Marcian and Kevin Ledwidge and Bob Singer accompanied Howard Read to Great Lakes last Tuesday night They formed a pressure group and their eombined efforts finally got Howard discharged from the US Marines after four years service They returned Friday Jimmie Bell arrived home from Groesa JUeSaturdaywith a ijiiBfimoatjjf charge He served in the South Pacific Garth Meyer who U in the Philir UM umfer went an operation recent y for tumor, en his liuiul Robert Gallagher who recently en Ustad in the army ia home on final I he School Area Plan to School Beard Members ad aunt Header Attend Meeting at Laming Thursday Supt Reader, Mrs Clare Palmer, Gorman tveuy una ye editor ox the school board attended a meeting lust uursuay wncn laateU all daym the the Pept of Public Instruction in men tne New bcnool Area Alan was explained by Mr Prian of the dept Mio is a tormer school commissioner Ji Jackson county In brief the plan is this, in the case of a township the largest school vould be designated the central one and the schools be united in a school arcu Some of the district ochools would continue to op rue up to an nth grade until other inoliLtuj wove available The pupils would be transported to the central school in four ousses which would also serve tht district schools in operation ThU system was expaned by maps mid ligures and a 7 mill tax spread over the district would pay the costMuny schools at the present time pay more than that Mr Prian has maae an exhausive study of this system and nas set up a number of these school plans Recently he held a meeting at iJexter and will hold one at Pinck ney soon In the northertrparT 61 the school busses pick up pupils ui radius of 20 miles In the old horse and buggy days rural schools nobly served their purl pose Rural populations were large Roads and transportation poor and teachers wages low We know teachers who taught for 20 a month A school inspector elected each spring n the townships handled th schools i hen this office was abUahed and the county school tjjnMisiQner UL in control This JjaMt ,vrusiiig the teaching tanatipej Jwto this from the properSpHp5mTiT amendment changed tSnd made the schools dependent ojJitate unci federal funds for operation This meant state control asthefundsj OUR DEMOCRACY 5 MAtSl THEHSTGS S NO MATTER HOW MANY EGGS OUR HENS LAID 2 We N6VCR GATHERED ALL OF THfcM uyMit jGame Played Q 4 UMUE4 am HCrC KeCCHliyj Judge Donald VanSUe of record ter court troit, died last WedneskSKET BALL NEWS f day af1ler u short illne He was an J pointed la the bench by Gov GrolThe Pinckney Independents lost, beck ,a lub The Judge presided sir two lest contests The Flint All ver thu l of the Five Black Legthe Stars beat them 49 to 53 last week, and Howell Motors M to 36 Monday Pinckney Amburgey V Widmeyer Kuhn Palmer P Young J Young K Widmeyer Keynolds Flint All Stars Uigelow J injury louairs who were convicted of the murder of Silas Coleman, Detroit KG FT TP negro, in 1137 whose body was 7 found in the Pinckney mill pond at 0 Nashs bridge A Jarge number of o Pinckney people including ye editor, were witnesses at the trial which lasted days The judge was a native of Charlotte, MTfch 3 0 3 8 3 3 0 2 22 1 0 0 1 1 1 u 1 5 FG FT 1 J Mason Id 2 uiehards Futnejy ilulce U I I 6 4it TP U 22j 23 I ll inckney ahner Amburgey uhn i Young vVdineyer I Young Keynolds 24 5 53 FG FTTP 237 0 5 4 0 4 0 l 0 0 Howell Motors ulkespri rT Arnold Warner Nixon Uenedict Hills 8 0 2 4 14 7 ii FG FT Tl II fj 12 4 10 WE AMERICANS TODAY NEED, MORE THAN EVER, TO REMEMBER THE NEST EGG THE BEST NfiST EGG FOR TOMORROWS SECURITY IS WAR BONDS, LIFE INSURANCE, SAVJNSS ACCOUNTSidei were only banded out under certain ONfclitlons More and more schools to wife have returned from Florida Lakeland Arthur Gallup who reenlisted m the army air jcorp is now at Greensboro, N C Alger Lee graduated from the naval TAAT school at orpus Chris to, Texas, last Thursday Orval Goode, husband of the for mer Yvonne Kettler, is in California enroute to Ft Sheritfa or a discharge He has been ir service four T KJ USNW tome with Zl 4hMtg laet We4nea4ay ot e tken ls opposition to Married the Week furlough before going over seas closed each year due to diminishing Bobert Downing has been discharg population and higher wages wheh ed from the navy and he and hiajthey could not pay Of lajte a different class has been coming into the rural districts Many of them have been used to city schools and to them the old district school is a relic of the past tht haa outlived its usefulnessThey want better education for ther child ren It was chiefly due to their aemands that uruuu shop and home economics werj Iddea to many J high school courses a, pressure y business firms caused tlio addition of COmUJHICATlQN Hunters Ponte, Cauiornia Hi Paui Finally got around to writ i you a few lines I am still on tht Ueriliah ami have plenty of wore to do We are preserf ing all of the eieftjricaJ motors and main engoe The Devilfish is going into re serve commission March 28 They leave them tnt way so a submarine j can be readjf Cor sea in 10 or 30 dCaya I sua sending you 5 AM for the Veteran Memorial Field flighting project I think it is the best thing that ever happened to Piitftaey I hope to eee some good soft ball this summer I cot rated electricians mate lrcj hard to SCHMlDl CARrtN i tA A very pjeity MJII trok iaco Brighton on Jiday vijiiJU, yh at iSt ieorge Lutheran clnirrtr at 22 at d ocluck vii Aiiss Miifatct richlilKlt f JioOSkVe, , X, , Ill the bride ol oi Joini a piiitn1, son oi Air and Mrs a tun V jjin tM OI J lCklu IC f I ai 1 vad the noubi 1iiiji nuiiy m lii presence of iainy liiinus and rcioi , tie The bride, wearing a uold uit with brown accc UJ u ana cijring an old Iushroncil iufUti talisman roses, a,s given in marriage by her father, WaLer riamut Tile maid of honor, Mrs Majaret Galhgan, wore a gri, jnni vii, with rose flower hat, and can ivu a wivte cgrsuge oi camellias, ,iiie brideroom wa attended by liaieo I 0 I 4 4 2 0 5 I lft 4 Next game March Flint here The high school took both games from Iansvlle Saturday, the second earn ii to J and the first team 4h o Tuesday the second team lost Lo Chesleu 0 IS hut the first team A on 44 to 17 6th GRADE 15, 7th 8 1ated by liing Iavey who scored amrTield nick Packer, the1 ihe big news item or the past week was that Russia had obtained the secret of the atomic bomb through Canadian sources This has caused an uproar especially in Canada where an investigation in under way to find the source of the leak Alarmists are predicting dire things, including the forcast that as Russia is in possession of the atomic bomb she will now proceed to conquor the world, we doubt it We think Russia knows her capabilities and is satislied for the present with her present territory As to the atomic bomb or the secrets of atomic energy tney were bound to become known some day anywaylt would have been im possible for United States or Canada tTto have kept this knowledge to them selves indefinitely War time use is one of the many uses of atomis Scientists claim it will be to dcvrin an energy from more powerfi1 and cheaper only energy usiblc it much than electricity Kxperim end should be encouraged ents to that Jov Kellys building in tl eges and hospitals J flying colors week and state i MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Mu,es at 746 and 1100 a m iIM 1 Ai Sunaay and 100 Satuj day T points Till grade threat scorless, the Kth grader, defeated the 7th grade lb lo Tuesday night Joe Jeffreys wa high scorer with points G Wilno led the losers with 4 ith iRADK Tl Srhnidcr awon i Joe Clark V Clark I ii Lavey 4 j Joe Jeffreys b lluckner Uijjgs 2 Hiluebrant TR program oi construction of collwent through with m the legislature last the hills to return a part of the sales Lax to the cities and vill to pay the service men a early casualitiesThe first and Donus were down to defeat beniembers of the legi measure went cause the nira islature who predominate are opposs ed to returning any sales tax funds to the cities although the bulk of it Is collected in said cities As to tht soldier bonus there was not enough for it at the present time pay of 200 and f 20 a week demand Willi niutertng out unemployment pay oi ce men are not in any im1 consequently they dd lend the bonus bill How 0 t ii a s 0i j in irepaiuiiOP Friday 1220 noon and for Oii eai Satu lav ujiday 700 to 7 i n ,, i Oommunm am centralized control but it is hard to see how it can get anywhere as long as the state handles the money Back in the old horse and buggy days the highway commissoner and patn ms ters handled the roads In the winter Galligan of Detroit many roads were continuously block j hc brides mother wore ed by snow and in the spring by j W00l suit and a corsage deep mud and floodsThe auto and truck killed the old path riater sy stem and the county road commission and state highway dept took oer and by means of steam shovels,bull dozers, paving and blacktop machin on iaue A in TTlti Cab IUI ot A lioly b to 9 p 30 a m iiiiija,Psina Sun i Sun for members oi the r Society tile intentions are Mon, 1 living Tue, low mav 2 JJoiis Mgs Wed, Feast of St il,Ursday with the iur Ri high mas lor team there 1 hi i mass for ii gi ey of v,liie gardenia Jhe groom s nioiher a light blue print silk uit with camellia corsage A reception was held at the iiaham lrp Hotel, iingiiton after On t,her return they iViiicil will reey built an adequate highwayaemi the couple left on a short wending tor Michigan Such is prxress j side at 7500 Chilson Road, Howell John iohey Iro, iaul and Veronica Fohy 1ri, Req high mass for late Mrs Mar aaret Trib SalJi igh mass n de vol ion to poor vodSun, Special in ntion ior suffering souls Jjayes, are requested for Mrs ,Vr Frami ianiny, ist r of Mrs de at her home in Detroit Saturday Saturday Jth CUAUE Wilson , Jacker VaiiRlairtUMi Co ie Ranett , j Marshall GIRLS it AM The girls independent basket ball j j team who have been working out the i past month against the high school j girls, played their first contest last Howell Motors team there aiui v ,i 20 lo J the essel mediate nec not get es e lurn like Hanquos ghost it will reagain to haunt the Itgislai ure The service men who married by the thousands just before and during the war o that all marriagerecords were brokiii seem to be bend ing their efforts in the other direction now in getting their matromin bonds cut in 1140 there were divoices in Wayne county in lhi number had jumped to In 1145 manage licences jumped to 20,9f9 in Vyne county, materially through returning service Wayne county judges think with 12 oiiits I snud be a tightening up of K , the dvorce law before Michigan be lal U1 1 i 17,001 Uaughn w 1 there came a secOJid1 Reno For I HOMO ROLE FUJL FITZSJMONSALEXANDER The lavingston County Honor Roll j ine maTrlageof Miss IVari Mare Com, have purchased a permanent Alexander, daughter card file to perpetuate the names oi j Mr and Mrs Mi ies COMMUNITY COftil JtuftCH , r Aln4 AlUrd, Minister MrfcFioreac, augbcrcaniat and of the late Choir Dictor A lexanaer of i G M Thompson, S fc Supt j Kleanor Lat nier j scorer for Fine, 1inckney was well supplied with players Forwards were Jean raft Raton, Helen Reason Reynolds, Rl eanor Raughn, and Rosemary Read i Schossr, Centers, Mary Meyer lto bet dilicr iiarcU, IJeggy Rum Coklin, Ixis Ravey Rarbour, irace ADDITIONAL MEM FIEUD GJh i I ar , , annrfnriian iAst week the federal appropriation of 0,00,0 WHS stalled in eon gross by opposition of southern mem bers who obie ted to an amendment barring schools from participating practise racial discrimination some years past the Pinckney school has nioyed a hot lunch program in common with many other hools in Michigan This is financed y by a federal appropriatoa I thitik the navy is trying j those on the honor roll on the court j Chelsea woe stay hut I caH see jbftuse lawn, in order that a complete OI fe I expect a dscharge as too c Hie Devitfisb goes soon as1 out of ftp longiXdc Amborgey P S Say hefiolb all the Cettawa A FAMWEJLL tAMTY tervtce record may he made, all families having sons or daughters in to Jack Fitzsiminons, or Mr and Mrs Chi isiopni Fitzsinnons of North Like, took place last Wednesdayirghi at the Cheisea v KvureLt Mathe service are asked to caU at the MetIat church, lie cky rtejtfs office in Uowoti and get quelonairs to fill out I jor officiating The bride wore a street length dreas of brown ool with brown and Q fL S PAgtTY AMD AUCTiqM j pink accessories ana a cordage of The annual O E S party and Pk r0aCS Hcr ntron of honoiher A auction will be held Saturday,31 MrS Kob Ada v y,c llv AS i Tft U8 5 I 2, at the Masonic 1all AF wth blk f ard irr 4 rnitkf laat,when about 0 neigh1 njen ,jeK j ve ir led talisman roscRudoh Smenerg gathered at tionation8 with Mildred AckleyW AAnil Arbor Vift of Mr and tte u Saturtfav A reception was hed a tte nome ftijiiy Cwfaar in Maron township,T HjTJHZrLi uTd of Mi, and iLrs Wiliam Rirch with Mornig Worship 10J Sunday School 110 Choir practise Wed evening The Auxiliary will meet at the church Feb 2X at fc p m Youth activities night wll be held HI the church March 4 710 Young people of parish invted Prayer service at the home of W C Kelcham Tru pastor is attending the ministes Lent, n lietri at at Olivet college this week 1 liis is an important part of the LO, sws 110,000 fiy year rurai ipociaent and construct1 program Monday in a return gaM kmm KbtFiukney girls again wo 11 If ieradiiie S nger and Miidnfjd wen additions to the NO CONSTftUClUMi Starting Friday, families in Jichi, Co Terrt may telephone rvice lion charge This wa made Mich Rublyc Serice of a plan by the ago to increase from tut bill finally n opposition passed dis fim 1 donations with Mrs or bring them to the 11 , evening Caud playing will be the , 0 i r v, 1SU1mmdk ivSn, highlighted by the auction Charles Rtter m charge of the 3 afcotrt to moveon a fancTwork, baked oods uc k f frs ano a Ui Detekl, J tier wedrfing cake centertx tiie table land ton Pwdwee , The u tefl oe Vdduisr Lr p AS3TMJr5l 22211 north Michigan They wl, rej lunch and a chance a the nuroer1 i4 vj ,7 J hemng Higgins of Ferndale would cigarette smokers finance bonus This he would ly Uixing cigarettes 8c a This is anticipated would ri,Hto It would mean of half a bdtlon packo dprettes a year in Michig Oi the 2,5K,K0 cigarette in Michigan each one would to smoke 11 cigarettes a day GOSPEL MISSION Pastor lzr Beache S tJ Supt Marvin Smre r Ho Ortwar hawe lived 4i yom in TSSrr the 1 M Morn in Sunday Young tl to 1 zri mile amount of constructton to he furnished free of hwrgq hrrinnLari , ,, March 1, 1M i Basket w, ouuirawmg all other i Ihigh school and college sports AcMRb FRAMCiS GAfrFWEY coAng figures given out in Mrs Francis Smith Gaffney, 86,1 9chw J ous your 4oor nriaea Come aad Prayer Swvioa, Wed a fmrmi jqyd bnnl8ide at North Lake 5 PrenUptial ihowers were given, by Mrs William kvrcfc, Mr Charles ARRIAGEJ I Bitter and Mrs Lero Hoffman 1 r r , SL MHCLXVE flAA ViaR ffathwine HofnaM and Clarj Ann Ahor were I Mrs Clyde Maas of Hovell, died i a the Community Cogre McLaugWin hoapiUl, Lansing sturay Tuesday leaves her hubanvi Aliaad ,, amf 2 daughters A abn,Charles, bf Mr and is in the aerviceHer hiwbaid the 4 AAiAitar i Aiatrict djstrihutor for Pixie oils and or W,P 100Uie7at hVVloTneTD tiEi attendance of School 105 a at J1,,2 in We1 turaay Wavne C, of D Ump M rA,ttfter a short dlneas She was thel weeit, , V, ZZJTwPeoples MeoUng JJJ wi4w of the late Adalbert Gafney tl 22Uf Chubbs Corners who diorf in 141 iwu Jwe r Surviving are two 4augfts, it Jt L 1Aoo G J Murdoch and Mrs Lewis Gob iym,H 2t y Jft Jff f DfltBok mnd tiv ran4 There are several reaaaaw Car mm Simpson, 32, Wateortf,t fJ J 2 f children Also two sisters, Mr Mary Braodel Detroit, Mss Eaaaaa VoU4tter of Pinckney ao a hrotborJBeswyff auth of Fowiervflie The funeral was the Kinc church Ootmst thu imwnj uig Burial wa in Si Ma oonatRichard Caroline difton 32, Brighton or Carney, 22, Howell, Coaataaoe Gal 1 raith, 19, Detroit Modbpe 2Z, Brighton,Mabl KswoeriHr ghl ton Claude Uaaaa, 4, Bnghtoa, Betty Calarney 1, Fowlorviile Iaul Nuavanrler, 29, Ada Obi Dephine PasinakU 24 Mr aocT MrAoy Fuher, livjagr ia JyHenry Shirey and fasaily , Howe aaaily ofalL The basket ball bail , i 1 Pck Gocah 4 sori 8 V TV OWttti Whiy, Feb 2 V NEIGU80ftN NOTE w , 4 9BE a I Svlvan ThatrcUed a fw 1 V , I M Rd t of t Jerry Styers, 74, dTiod at an Ypii j In tha Circuit Co Wedaesday He iiw ri t ir th Ccuat Cham CHLSIA, MICH c utrtniitv Northwest Territor JUitUv v,ill ,, the Dexter road for v many yearajSurviving are two daugh JIDAUELLE GWiaWOLD, Doieadantl Lt Fri, Sat, Mar 1, 2 IMITATION OF LIFE Brought back by popular demand j Fannia Hurst groat ooval etarrtai CUUUtnt COUJfctU ,W AKRtN WitUAMb, KUCHfcCUi HUUSON ant Cartoon NtP SfAKKS New Sun, Moo Tuo Mar, t 4, 8 term, Mrs Reuben Rose, Ann Arbor, Doris Styers and a son, Elmer Styera Dexter The funeral and buriaVwere at Dexter Saturday Mr Violet Harris of Qdoso has been arrested for embejralement A grocer gave her a 100 bill in change ky mistake and she did not return it Stockbrdge has three village tic eta this year Peoples, Citizens and War Veterans Stockbriuge highschool beat Dansville In basket ball last week 2010 but lost to Dexter 41 to 25 Jack Cole of Gregory arrived iSPANlSH MAIN , la Color Starring PAUL HENRfcID, MAUREEN home from the army last week with OHARA WAiiER SLfcAK and a discharge after a year in Ew Attorney for Waintuf, JT IS BINNIE BARNES ,P ,,,, DfcUED that the said defendant, artoqn SpQrtreel Willard Wiltse, Loy McCIear and Suu Show 306 S00, 60, 100 ow Howlett were on a fishing trip , to Thunder Bay last week j E Heed Fletchep, mayorof Brigh ton, as sued the school board there for 1500 attorney fees in connectSUNSET IN ELDORADO ion with securing the funds from the Max Buek Estate for an athletic Wed, Tbur, Mar 6, 7 Double Featura Starring ROY ROGERS, GABBY HAYES and field DALE EVANS Plus OKDEK OF PUtMCATiOi, Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston, in Uiancery, on the 20th day of February A D, 1U4G, at the Cny of ilowell in stud county it satisfactorily appearing to ths Court by affadavit of Jerold Griswoiu, plaintiff herein, and by Bui of Compliant on file herein, that deienuant, IdaOelle iriswold, U not 6 resident of the State of Michigan the State of Michigan or some other that she is etthur concealed within Stute and that her exact whereabouts at the present time U unknown On motion of Stanley lierriman, ORidabelle Uriswold, cause her appear Aucv tu be catered in the Court and cause within three months from the date of this order, and in case of her appearance that she cause her an wer to the llaintiffs Bill of Compliant to he filed and a copy thereof to be served upon the plaintiff with KMLBEA8LE 10 CALL MORE WNL MEN IN HER DAIRY Marrinu PEGGY RYAN, JON HALL and JLUUlb ALLKlllON fifteen days after service ou her The Brighton Rotary Club spon1 of a copy of said Bill, and notice of soring a minstrel show March 67 this order, and that in default therefor the building fund of the netf of that said Bill of Compliant be Boy Scout home, taken as confessed by said nonresiThe Pinckney team in entered in dent defendant Coming4 Confidential Agent hace, Johnny Angel1 Doll HowellTheatre HOWELL, MICH Tuet, Wed, Fab 26, 27 It Will Lilt You, bpirit jFRED ASTAIRE, LLC ILL BREMER YOLANDA AND THE j THIEF with Selected Short the indtpcMuiiMit basket ball tournam ent at Fowlerville this week Thursday ,Frday andf Saturday Paul Uber sr of Howell was injured in an auto accident last Tuesdav on hand River near the Oke mus intersection and taken to Sparrow hospital, Lansing Harry Moon, former Hamburg townshp treasurer died at Melius jJiaspiiaV Brighton Thursday The funeral and burial were at Hamburg Sunday, Rev MeLucas officating V f bur, Fri, Feb 28, Mar 1 Danger am Thrills DANGER SIGNAL with rAYE EMERSON, ZACHARY SCOTT Selected Short New Sat, Mar 2 Matiniee , Chill Galore FAY MARLOWE and RICHARD CONTE in i ttH SPiDER Ao Mip Strjrj Acain WULiAM BOYD and JAMES ELLISON in EAGLES BROOD Cartoon NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO While cutting wood on Floyd Reasons farm Monday Frank Johnson and his father killed a blue racer 4 feet long W H Ilaceway came near losing one of his barns Monday His boys were hunting eggs when they discovers a fire in a stack of straw, neighbors helped put out the fire Del 5wartfcouTwKd has been running u barber shop at Okemus has wold out and returned home The Columbian Dramatic Club directed by Rev Cominerford, will put on the drama CaprceMar 17 John Meyers is building a blacksmith hop on the Mike Ryan farm, hen belonging to Bob Irwin, stole her nest and came off with 13 chickens Thursday A 1000 monument will be erected in Byron, honoring Film Miv And it is further ordered, that within forty days after the date here of, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this order to be published in the Pinckney Despatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston and that such publication be contnued once in each week for six successive weeks, or that plaintiff cause a copyof this order toe mailed to J sfld defendants at her last known posloffice by registered mail with a return receipt demanded, at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for the appearance of the said defendant, And further that a copy of this order be served personally on said defendant should she be located within the State of Michigan or in the United States, at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for the appearance of said defendant Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Conmrssioner Stanley Bemman, Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address, Howell, Michigan Telephone 183 f Y OUR own telephone becomes more because telephone manufacturers were MIRACLES OF BONE SURGERY Robert D Potter, writing in The Amercian Weekly with this Sundays March 3rd issue of The Sunday Detroit Times, tells of surgical discoveres made on World War U bat tlefields, that plus potent rfruus are winnig out in the fight against cripp valuable to you as more folks you know have telephones installed And thats just whats happening today Michigan Bells 13,500,000 5year rural expansion and improvement program is now linderway struction to be done, andTlot of that We had started a rural program long construction is slow, painstaking hand before the war At the suggestion of the work Michigan Rural Communications Com The goal of our program is not only busy supplying our armed forces Now we are beginning to get the materials to resume the job Even so, the job will take time, because there is a tremendous amount of new confWer, army nurse who died of fev ling hone disease Get Sundays DeSun , MOD, I ti ivlar, 4, 4, b A Truly Great Picture THE STORY OF G I JOE BURGESS MEREDITH, GORGL REEVES Novelty Cartoon New er in Porto Rico Sam Walker is moving hs family into the Miller house on Unadilla St Born to Ed Cook and wife Tuesday a eon Arthur Flintoft and Miss Margaret Brenningstall were married in Howell Saturday troit imes Avon Theatre Show 7 and y P M SiOCKiiRiOCiL, MICH i a Fri, bat, Mar I, l SUNSET IN ELDORADO Another loo Western bias tag kui etOGLRS, GABBY HAYES Cartoon Vuiet fiaaae A riend , Stairway to Light in the Jam Saw, Tue, hir3t5 LOVE IXTTHW A Pcychoiogicai irana JrtttlfcK JONES ami COTTON Nawt Cartoon Two CooiiagDaagr nal Tiger Woeaaat VILLAGE ELECTION Notce is hereby given to the qualified electors of the Village of Pinckney, State of Michigan that the next regular Village Election will be held at the Town Hall within said Vllage on MONDAY, MARCH 11, A 0, 1946 At which annua election the folU I win Vbge Officers are to be i eleced viz 1 Village President, Village Clerk Village Treasurer Three Trustees for 2 Year Term Assessor znittee, a group of agricultural leaders, we included in that program in 1940 a plan providing a liberal amount of free lineconstruction, with small monthly payments where construction charges are involved But during trie war, the entire program had to be curtailed to provide more folks with telephones We will build more rural lines, so that there will be fewer parties per line We will provide more of our rural customers with dial service In short, we will make rural telephone service more valuable to more people A MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY Olft P09TWA PKOQMAM MI4NI 099 FOR THOU9AMD9 Relative to Opening ajad Cloaing of PolU NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO In this issue Mrs Oscar Heisig Florence iurgis deviKs a vvinri trip through New York state William I Thompson, fornir lo, cal resident,died ji Ourand Feb 27 The Knights of Columbus will hold a meeting at Howell March 13, to form a county lodge The subject of the next school dej bate is Congress should provide leg iio providing for compulsory ar Sa 14M, CompiUd Lawa of 1929 L itration of labor disputes On lie day of elections, the polls Having decided to quit farming shall be ond at 700 oclock in Cregoiy Devejeaux will sell his the morning, or as soon thereafter j personal property at public auction j as may bex awfshall be kept open on March 15 R Cinton, auctioneer until 5 jjTocToTTriPQfeafternoon S E Swarthout has been named j at which hour they shall be finally loUl agent for Detroit Kdlson Co closed Tlw inspector shall cause The fire engine was called to the proclamation to be made upon openJ George Yagtove farm Thursday the potts, and shall also cause proj nvy out cnimney ckuaation to be made of the closing j representative is here ae rf tne polls, 1 hour, SO minutes, and I gal mitt pond proper, 15 minutes respectively before the THE OLD JUDGE SAYS jcUwng thereof hs bought 40 acres of , said election will open juaa 20 acres of Edwardt 7 Qcack a m or as soon thereJ the Nancy Beehe , and W remain open Clark died at her home Sttnday Photo PiiiishiBf WE HAVE FILMS All Size lAV thJbiS AT MMNtir S Hmdkmmr mmUtiL nM JKE l4ort Lj jggacayw ATKMf MOTES , The Craning Orofhecks have nvadei Michigan Lake the Saowy1 Owls they are northern birds Their color is yellow wkk white bill ihCM veic lt3 hunting accidentt in Michigan last year resulting 3Q dead and 162 wounded A 70 percent increase in fox houn t paid out 396 on 11,083 fox fJttOPS unoa 9 UOUA XM xm wajosai l es roioties pad boauses of IJJID TABLETS AAfESlWSE Uae Only As p j 23,071 on 061 Coxes in l944,Tfcc , aA SEPTIC st payments were f row 2 to 0Al 1UAYC 9ph rced bonus Up H6 to S last year Montcalm paid the 6K 5X7 Daklaad got the moat Coxea 669 nKjst 1 ntts in IMS 6273 568 j I Oritting aethritiea in Mkfcagan added 163 oil weHa aW 16 t welta to thooe in production in UM6 MQQiEMM AMO 4M4 1HM6 636 aM imHsmUmm 4 a9JTaVlatNlfj6tolM666tcM i CO vHP a Hay 4 6a the Liwimxm Cmmtf AM Service Chah w haddam adf einty pnttr a m, iisnaVa m t C M I wfll 6e IM Mr nd Mra Warn 6U Warren Cacr jpeat Fridaj VunM ad afao own Ahftftv MR fMjpgl JMad 86 6 0AA A mtiktim Aim i 6flad Mn VnniTXmimmtm TTrnlHli 1LT 6Mw66 6ho CXOmAmkmm naaagai JalanaiajlBBBBaM fa a ,aw a gpw ajaWaJPVMBVfa fWaWBaS i, 4, A HDXVJStq ,A3Kl3MltI Wyfawfry, Fb ff146 NNCKNEY DISPATCH V1 Service Ontarad at poatolflot j Ptavknay, Mich ocond ciaas uatter ftutucriptiou L26 ytjy Paid la Advance Lfjfton in MikTtcHiiiqu It Taught in Army fJlllllltlllllllllltlltllllllLMIIIIIII1imi11lllVMlllllllliEIIIIIUmilllllUUHUW li SALSdURY 5AL SAU3URYJAL PAUfc W CUftLITT PUBUiHU s Mr and Mrs Hollis Ellis of the Lakeland Hotel have gone to Cleveland, Florida Mrs Helen McGregor anu on of Brighton were Sunday goest at the Wm Mercer home hmet itemSaid Ltfy Aunt Hetty I Wasnt Peying Jet Her Keep, QnAVMABShe Cat the lift TtietSreugtitHet Jnm Her Sleep DRJALS8URySVrTABKT dy way to qivt 4 tonic lo bfdi in your loci that need 4 Ut Juit mi it in th mih Uwd rsuUrly 4ch month by thouwndi of poultry lasers Jl X,, RING US YOUR POULTRY PROftlS tifht fm the Stert, Witket Hetitttm Stiffed KHSM hr rwth StmudttM GMy con trolled tU 4 Dr SdKboryr Ps4Kh Fm nd practiCdl poultry arm uw hov that thicti on pr Slsbur RENO SAL grow fdtttr mature fdlier with rlier ejg production uftlSU r Dr Solitary RENOSAl A New Kind Of Drinking Water Medicine CORY DRUG STORE Read that line over again and make it sound as if someone had left yon a mlHioa bucks Titers wfrgt the dixarlot it telling hl tydan wka AM simulating a broadcast in Germany A Regular might not inherit a million, bat he may retire after twenty years of duty and receive as high as 8970 m for life, or after thirty years up to 15525 a month Security Education Travel Mark Nash and family spent Sun1 day in Coldwater with Dr James Nash and family Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith were in Toledo Sunday to take Don on his way back to Cleveland Mr and Mrs Ingison and Mrs Richards of Detroit called on Mr and Clayton Carpenter Sunday Mr and Mra Claude Soper are moving from the Harris farm this week to Horseshoe Lake to live Mr and MrClarence Stapish and children of Chelsea were Sunday visitors at the Loujs Coyle home Mrs Joseph Basydlo and children I spent Saturday with her parents Mr a and MrsEarl Chaney in Fowlerville 3 Mr and Mrs Richard Cramer and S son, Rock, of Detroit were week S esd guests of Mr and Mrs Clavtoni 5 Carpenter tlllllllinnillNIIUllUillllllllllH tlMltTJIIliiUiUJttlllUlilllllUIUIIIinilllUilllHIiT ThofrnArbiMi Arij Dean op Alive Mr and Mrs Leon MeaborrMher FWmm Bs aVlgBeSeat Read are the parents of a daughter Sandra Lee, born at MePherson hospital, Howell, Feb 21 Ben Tomiin and jtUllard Younfi iare both starting WT build new homes south of the Hugh Doolittle TnsTrtFirce tit Portage Lake Mrs Ruth Hitter and children of Whitmore Lake and Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor were Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs W JNash Roosevelt Pike and Shirley and Fred h or of Wayne spent the week end at the Robert Pike home Donald1 Doyle who has been spending a couple of weeks at the Edward Spears horn expects toleave for his home in Sioux Oity by auto Friday Miss Dorothy Meabon shower for Mrs Leon I i FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Qtpable Men oe FASTEST BeacT Stock Service in Michitui Central Dead Stock Co I L IUWUIHniHIIHMIIMHIIIIIIIIIUIHIIIIIIIimHIIIBIIIIHlllllllllllitUIl i FC Reiekhoff Sr gave a tork Meabon at Friday night Mrs Meabon received the home of George Meabon jr last many nice and useful gifts Mr and Mrs, Ronald FI jdaoghter Ruth White turned from the naval station at Texas, icrsole and recriitlv inLCnrnns Chri, at tie Hen Whi te home, Wt Sunday Herb Palmer jr spent Sunday in lirf1lllllli1l11t11ilUtllllUllllltMIIfi Detroit Mrs W C AtLee etiUMtaned her aOO flub Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Dllingham were in Ann A t hot Fi may Res Vr Kurian and Mr allan of Petroil ftnt Sundav at the home io of Mike Harnack M IM Mr v iii ,iirMickcti and son are vsitin in Howell j Fa ey and lt,id ,pt111 Sundas o i11 lackson relatives Kirst National i Hank to Hawaii OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOt N TMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence 613 KrAc8 al ESlY M0C POKING FOR A PEASONABLV PRICED FUR COATWISH MFD IOOK UNDER TURRIERSINTUE YELLOW PA OF TME TELEPHONE DlPECTOQV iiiHiHiiiMtaiiasatt wmmmmmf llfftlKIIIIUIlilliiliMMItUllllllliaiKnilllV Electric Wiring Electric Service Meter Repairing Doo Hammer FrankZeigier bead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Saesp REMOVED FREE iiciiiV Shirev and faniilv oflark S son iMMit inuiy herr S i,mi Jlcaster and famly of Ann Arbor jint Sunday at the John g Olir, Z lrajik Aberifeen and family spent z Sunday at the Rex Notfle home in Ann Arbor IS A s ah Ledvirle of Dertsr s a 1 iwicf, Mary felia, spent Sunday S vth Mi Fir uior Fiiwide S ii ioii Va i ford aid Mr and 5 Mrs Stephen irycz of Detroit call S on Mrs FiNiii, oni,r Sunday Z Charles liamberlain siiffejxd a5 lea aMk lat wctk and u tahlj i vi to St Joe hopital, Ann Ajor S Mi,s Fds lcJoiatd of Adrian pen, the week end at the Clifford S VanHorn Lester McAfee honifii Harold Liviisi the wet k end at iluyieh homes at lJi on ot S thci M a no M Detrot spent Heieau an Lake Charles Gali,Lran sr and Mrs Charles CaHiaJe ir 0 1 railed at the Louis Slv Suntfay lale Meabon is staying at the Howard Mav home railla while Mr May linderoe an operation in a Jrtckun hosfid II and DetroitjJ home I er attended the Masona E HAVE QFFMUO A NEW CAS HOWELL ROAO JUST OFF MAUt t SATURDAY, MARCH 2,194 IS THE LAST DAY ON WHICH I SHALL RECEIVE TAiES AT MY HOME Stanley Dinkel fUlNAM 1WP IREASUKfcK MrjlLlen da f ter of Detr it whe a homp Msdaine Isoii, Carre Grli, V ere,ux l i mctt and ovell are n vinj to they hae jrchaed I Under FadereJ Supervision MfLi Federal Deposit In urance Corporation , All Do posits Insured up to 5,000 f ach Opitor BANK LOANS ON LitE INbUKANCE Most life insurance policies liae what is cadet a loan value, meaning the amount of money that the insured may borrow on his jjolicy at a given time How much this amount may be depends upon the size and type of policy and the lenyih time it has been in force ioiuies that have a loan owcost loan at our bankSuch loans are promptly and con veniently arranged without value arc gooo security for a red tape Ask Us for details WI J LA VI AMITE FUNDS AVAJLAULF FOR SOUND LOAN I KFAL KSiATK OTRGAGES OH PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES N SALE Annoucmhet STATION AND STORE ST If NCJCNEY ON 1 Poulie FishOES, banp o,uet at Ferry Tii,riy niit j A farewell party va given for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Welliaan of Mkriott Saturday night I hey are moving OHi the Uurr King farm at Pingree I Mrs Jennie Deveie i spnd some time at her Fie e lure going to Evart to vi her Mr and Mrs Jame iav Jackon have gone te Floridav MrsGeorge Meabf F n Norman Mile and V,ub and Rhode at supper Friday night fn or of the birthdays oi Marshall Dale Meabon Mrs Bonnie Henry and new son returned homt from Mclhi hosniul, HoweM, Sundiav Mrs Robert Walker, of Ann Arbor has beesi staying at the ffcnry home 5 Mrs W H Meyer entertained in honor of vr son biihday Sunday Some Milking, Others Due aoon Mr and Mrs Billy Meyer and da ugh to quit farming I it aucton at the place oatBaast of Gregory or st a Fnaaiiia Store on AY MARCH 6 at 1 00 P M Sharp t Horsey 7 and 8 yr Wa, wt 1406 HEAD OF JERSEY CATTLE UflE MOWMAVE CUM lOOMCCU 9 Duroc Hops, 2 sows, 7, Complete Line of Farm Toole ladva1 A M Xa Itsa I H fev Ga Station Store ter of StockbrkTgeMr Cyru AtUe 2i Finew0l P and daughter, Wesley Reader and Rex HendW The Miaeg Denise and Carol Stacker were home from DetroH over the wek nd They attended tile inf John Deere Tacter, Plow, BiaWkar White Lod dance and met 10 of M 0 A IH their school mates, class of 1945 The 1 Spreader, MiiUa Maaftft cOAs 1 tin fPT Mt Crroel Milk Cooler etc CMiAeXSI hospital in Detroit ta 3 months and J 0 to an Ann Arbor hoapital to fin g Ton of Clover Ifta lah Sunday iruert of Mrs Lulu Lamb TERMS CASK were Mr and Mrs Bert Smith, of Perry, Oliver Smith and farafij of Pontiac, Mr and Mr Coition fmb aw exjere IUASW Teeel of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Jaroee POM SttsTl siMAaVI HW anrf son of Plaaoutb , Wm Last d faa Aa Arbor sW aaaaai mcB Mat m JJbmmmmmmmm ,v I UJ v ,I V frlNCKNKY DJSPATGH Wednd v V I55WI1IMVI iliiiuiimiuiiiiiML Now Available I Classified mm Want Ad ELECTRIC HEATERS DUO THERM WATER HEATERS MYERS JET SHALLOW WELL PUMPS EMPIRE MILKERS RADIOS TOILET COMBINAI10NS LOSTPocket book contafciing sum of money and drivers licence Will pay reward Wm, Brash jr , FOR SALEMetal Com Crib, 4 tons of loose hay, new 15 galtree spray, 18x30 ft barn, studio couch, metal cot with new mattress 6450 Portage Lake Road Contact after 4 p m I WANTED General Trucking to do IMPROVEThe Javinir ability of I , L, , ,, a your flock with VanHorn, year rid XW 3 Barred Rock Roosters, 4 a piece, j,ed f ytWn that can be VanHorn HillsdJe Farm hauled in a dumP truck I FOR SALLKaiamazoo Kange, Ivory Kem and Green Porcelain, modern syle j Phone 19F13 with resent or, good condition John L Donohue, regoy Kenneth Kellenberger after 5 p m Tkcftadroey tatUriun Ray M Dfty M D ftaeloM Mieklc SuadojwlltfO a m to tiOO p m Wedot4t4 4 tp , 7 to S p m Stura7 to Bin the evealag HERBSNEIl OIL It MeCLUSKEY DENTIST 1114 Vi MtoUfMi i , FOR SALEOak and Hickory wood ilo buy an auto in good 460 a cord in the woodfe HARDWARE 1 BOYDELL MINnVARWSHENAMHS MAPI IW DWT 1 CIHTIM1 condition Ralph Tassler, Gregory Phone 5F15 young cows, 1 sow S with 5 pigs, papers with mother Si Don MucAinsh,815 Cedar Lake leUf S Howers farm gj FOR SALEHot water heater, burns a I coal Edward Kenny, Rush Lake FOR SALEFour chicken brooders, 4xfJ feot TIO Green i Three Brothers Farm FOR SALEKitchen range, Royal Oak heater, 3 burner gasoline stove, Luke Williams, East M36 Charles Campbell farm liable wrwri I I Robert Pike, Phone 91F4 EtUbOaMd 18 MM WcPberson State Bank eaig of HowoU, MftUrfia MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PjrfftANENTS MACHINE AND MAVNELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JAXVJSOw THE PUBLIC PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3FU Pinckney, Michigan Van Don W i LEE LAVEY una itiiimi M WANTKD Female reliable, uwinl The public has certain prlvllig If for general housework, to live with, which cannot be abridged Theje g time off arranged, children in rKhts are protected by an accumula school, 5 yr old home, modern one tion of lawg ami cu8toms When a story house, all conveniences, laun gnUp steps out of the pattern of ilrv sent out Contact Mrs R P ilrv sent out Contact airs K r HHHIiltHlHHU nmilimtMmilimmilHlHHIHUIHtfllg , Wuerte, Phone Dexter 5000 or Ann 1 Avbor 258953 nighty Jfc Hides t Seeds Clever, A1 Calf a Tim othy Oats and Corn WANTEDTo Buy Fox 1 Bert WyHe 1 r hist DDT DUN I riUY J X specific DDT Pr Ifticular needs If J bveo booklet on get the rducts for your par law and custom many other members of the public are in convenienced or totally disrupted in the daily pro ess of acquiring the necessities of life In observing the progress of re J cent strikos we have voadcred what you do not get t e public reaction would be if all DDT ask for one business places closeu their doors It Your Wukiis Dealer is doubtful if any businessman would enter into such a move It is not pleasant to consider ve results Our business has been Duilt on the theory that we are a public ser vant Our sucless or failure lies in the way the public accepts our way of doing business We cannot survive without that favor LEh UWEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59FS Pinckney Michigan Septic Tanks Qehifa Uhw I SaTlsff lank MUhifai MSn FJNERALHOMt Modem Eqvlpmeat Mlehifo NOW AVAILABLEHuason targe and small engines for replacement JAMES MORGAN 6 SON, Brighton rPhone 4611 C F Hewlett, Pmkncy, lich FOJt SALKlilock Wood1 Albert and Allan Dinkel JNOTirE Income taxs made out at my home 400 East Grand River, Brighton Phono mi Mr s J Mt McLucas FOlfSALKWlTte Cioverlne Salve Also rubbish hauled 25c a load out doors ric a load from basement Harry Hannaman Cleaned WRITE ALLENEL HOrEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424t f ANN ARBOR NOTICE MICH Pinckney 69F6 Repairing MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING Suu License 8717 Lakeside Oriv Ruh Lake McPhersoo State Balk MARCH FOR SALECorn,Chicken andf freih eggs Phillip jproutPhone 19F11 OF DIMES REPORT Helen, Rubinstein Cosmetics ex elusive in LivingHton County at Howell it 1 srs Feed Supply CoPHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr POIt SALKhUtibwooO Buy Now Thu rson Lu mberCo , Plione 844 rioiwell, Mich FOR SEKTrrTTRogistered ilaTpshTTe I oar Y Hamperian WANTED CHTKFW KeW prues paid for all klndi Tylct Phono I FOR RENTEast half oi 4oUbU hse at 410 Putnam, Pinckney M , , 1 , Gu,s issman, county chairman of Mrs Ida MdWers Money to oan at reasonable rates theMarch of Dimes or Infantile Par Interest paid on Savings Rooks and alysis Drive naugerated bv the 1 Time Certificates of Deposit Franklin D Roosevelt has turn iJ WANTEDMan to wnrt All dePoit uP to 5,00000 in I his report TheTuota was th 7 m ured by our memberhip in Fed, collectrd 2000, Lat eral Depbiit Inurence Corporation was collected 975 He Hi ir n n0rth f StokbHdge ir q1300 J f2 to Cooper RdE on Cooped Rd to 2nd house Phone 63F22 Daniel Phelphs, Stockbridge Hr3K Is of ponQr Progan, Howell, Mich 1 ww fUk v i AWiSS r72, Howell Mi t,mi,i umm llllnriuwllllNslNiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii s Housewives SAVE YOUR s mt i I I WASTE FATS The Uiiitest 5ttei Government Keeds them m for Leave IOS1VES at thi Store J WHY WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO REDUCE RATES AND YET IMPROVE OUR SERVICE You may wonder why we are able to reduce electric rate, a directed by the Michigan Public Service Commfegionven while the cost of living is going up Our answer fa gimpfe ft 8taPto with , you the bet poggible service at rate, that are frir and reawnable It continue, with the cooperation of experienced and efficient employe It include, planning and economising on the part of managemen and engineen 1 Mition, the comttned aavrng brought abW Py reduetion in federal taxe and lneread iue eleetrieity contribute to thi ktert rate reduction J,It h emerprfaeat work, eeterprke with owow and gL JU goal U th be dectrie fc lrerld m rate, that are fair and romx e KTTUI MEATS AI Clarks m DETROIT EDISON M ni at 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 27, 1946 Description An account of the resource February 27, 1946 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 1946-02-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8079c1141fffc72d58ac5ba6824d4dd4.pdf 09f019ce167509f3a3cbb3f64ca591d4 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. tytf i 4V J 1 Vohone63 The Pmckacy Wedtesday, Feb 20, 1946 Items of in Service OirB ha the t No, 8 School Is j OUR DEMOCRACY Inspected j by Ray 1 lunc 4th , the inlay, discharged U 8 arrived here last iArife and baby to MrandMra U Ctfnflto, son of Mr and Mrs Matonof St CatherineOnt discnaged from the IT, S and it attending Niagara 153vtty at Niagara FiUs, N b3r, Charles is still in Italy itnxy jp6Jftl unlisted in ,rEo and ifornia, has been nero Satur jyOfiTof his eardrums was brokrrtflswran6 Norman Duke VanBlaircum aryfred home last week with a tfschar lit wat in England, France and rpitt in the DDay invasion Soyd VanBlaircum s receiving an irable discharge from the army m week at Ft Sherrcfen, 111, He dW not gat across, serving at Romulhj, and in Florida and Delaware in air corp jfcdael Meyer USN writes he expects arrive in Norfolk, Va, this week the EoVard S Biddle mwfcHtswife, an Meyer expects to join More Improvements Are at Local School Ordered THE 4H CLUBS HEAD, HEART, HAN0S HEALTH TrtEIA MEMBERSHIP OF 1,700,000 BOYS AND SlRLS IS OCDICATBD TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE ANO RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP Every year the schools of Michigan ire inspected by men from tne state fire marshals office The same inspector has been here for some years new and was here 3 weeks ago in previous years their list of things to be done were small and could be carried out w4th but little cost This year the list of demands is much more drastic and two considwas sent f their orders would entail erable cost This list was received last week The two most important orders are as follows 1 Two steel fire doors , one for the first floor hall and one for the second floor hall to completely shut off the new part of the school from the old These doors would be about 8x10 feet and would cost around 500 besides being hard to get 2 The roof on the old part of the school is wood shingles and has been on over 20 years It has started to teak and although repaired last summer still leaks This is ordered reDlaced with a fireproof roof which might cost 1000 The question is how much money should be spent on the old part of re if he is stationed at Norltne school Thte tfas built 60 years SrrW ay length of time hear this morning she will go Thursday J fYvtulu Lamb entertained 46 n and frmdsatner home honor oher three seas, n and James, recently m the service in Ledwidge has been the army He was being stationed in and recently in M ILJO and no matter how much money could be spent on it, it never ould be made fire proof In the course of a few years it will have to be torn down TThe new part the school was added in 1936 an is mod em and fire proof Another order is to take off all plaster in rooms which have been papered This is also in the old part of the school The other recome,ndations can be easily earned out They are fixing underwent an op hospital Detroit, p injury, taking GI in itpiires 18 t Recently he 100 ftun Annual Report li Is Filed UMtE 4 OMMEN New Digest of Detroit Edisons 1945 Annual Report When Judge Simpson 0f Jackson county directed a verdict of not guilty in the liquor conspiracy case last week Frank McKay, exRepublican of of the inherent economic j boss of Mibean again wiggled out of Detroit and southeastern I oi nther tght ypot Evidence showWoof vigor of ueirou ana southeastern Michigan,, a vigor sustaned despite falnat NVas necessary to pay Mc the sudden end to production after war, is contained in the annual report of the Detroit Edison Co The year end found war plants in the area almost wholly reconverted to the manufacture of peacetime products and a continous ritrng demand for electricity from residential,farm and1 commercial customers The re sult was a record of gross kilowatt hour sales in 1U45 only 12 petven below the alltime high of 144 The 1946 gross revenues, Nf,177, 152, exceeded those of 1544 by 129,635, or li percent This camii about because the impoundng of red nis crime funds to eliminate liability for red d ire Carr WUK later elevated to Kay and his friends a commission in order for the distilleries to sell Uqur to the State of Miehlgun Re judge ruled this was within the Uw ami that McKay had a riht to act as commission agent or salesman, i he trial started auspiciously when McKay who had been twio tried in federal court on similar thuiges vus indited by Juage Leland Ua, one of Michigans ablest Judges despite the many monkey wrenches thrown by McKay well wishersThen Senator Hooper,chief wtness against McKay in a race gambling case was murd This crime has never been solvPLEDGEO TO CLEARER THAXAG GREATER LOYALTY LARGER SERVICEBETTER UVNQ THE 4H CLUft MEMBERS BV THEIR WORK ON FARMS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, ARE BUILDING A STRONGER MORE SELrRELIANT YOUTH AND A STRONGER, MORE SELFRELIANT NATION eral excess profits income taxes amounted to 10,450,001 in 1944 as compared to 6,000,000 in 1045Net income for 1045 was 125 per shun of common stock and dividends de clared amounted to 120 per share The Detroit Kcfison Co entered 1946 free of all rate and refund litigation for the first time in S years, the report says The work of refunding the impounded lti,45f,Htf to all electric customers, on a uniform basis, as ordered by the Michigan Public Service Commission and ap poved by the circuit Court, is now in pniess Nlcctrie ralie reductions the supreme court Since then his guiding hand has been missed Then another fast one was pulled when the members of the Ingham county jury lianel were culled by phone threat ened This caused the trial to be transferred from Inffham to Jackson iounty Since then McKay has gotten all the breaks Dispite his victoy we doubt that the McKay press agents will be able to put over their brief that McKay is a fan1 haired boy who never swore or chewed tobacco Voluntary enlistments n the militotalling SfttOQOoOO a year also bejtary service is proving more populajr came effective in JJunuary 1946 The Companys 1945 peak loud was on Jnnuary 15 There was a slight wainEuropeanda ship tfecroase when drop in the load with the end of the VJ Day came However dniiuation of brownout, the retun to Eastern with Americans than ever before in the nations history During the past five months 900,000 men have enlist ed in the armed forcesThe army has recruited 500,000 and the navy 390, 400 There is no denying that army and navy life appeals to many per the exit lights inthe gym Clearing m Ami Ai i J , Chairman Veterans Memorial Field Assn Hkhigaa Ur U YoLBl jfa eaosed a check for tlon w Fii Unhsanitjr inflUa ive pro liars as a contribu iverstiy if MichiVeternns Memorial in nckney The d lo have a part ery appKlciai out all things stored in the attic and unde the staere, replacing all loose plaster, forbidding smokng at all timet in the building and ahsolutly discontinuing the use of crepe paper decorations in the gym Thesr aTe used mostly fo the JHop and1 commencement and are pad for entirely out of class fundsIf any crepe paper is used,Fire Chief Parker is to report it to the fire marshal Is off ce The inspector also advised the iriradication of the many doves who flock around the school and nest there So if any of you want makings for a potpie, here it is TST n s of rge Married the Past Week wo Young Couplet Are United Marriage Last Week in Standard Time, rapid reconversion of I sons Also thece is a certain sen of war plants and increaseddemands of Isecurity con nee tea with it At the othe consumers bought the postwurj present time there are no jobs peak load on December IS to within, discharged service men 7 percent of that on January 15,1945 in the army or navy The report indicates that the South good pay, plenty to eat eastern Michigan territory has erej and retircmnnt on a pension yarned1about as many iiflhfe4riO,HO0end 0f 0 ye population as it lost due to the wars CONSERVATION NOTES The disappearance ef smelt from waters is not regarded as an unmixed blessing by Michigan ommeral the home of the rooms parents on DUNN UMSTEAD WEDDING Miss Margaret Stackable Dunn of this parish ana Robert Umstead of lnckney were married at St Marys rectory Saturday at 11 m, Rev Francs Murphy officiating They were attended by James Aloysius Stackable and Mrs Virgiline Stackable Wilson Following the ceremony a cfinner was served at for Enliptment meam and wear at the ST MARYS CHURCH Hev Francis Mvrpny, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism 74C Sunday and 1000 1 Saturday No vena Friday 1220 noon aadi 8 00 p m I tn1 Prepaiation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m an Sunday 700 to 730 a m ly yoara jthverv, jtjirtaat tIAL The followinc afiHtfenal contribuHam have been received for the Piadmay Veterans Hamorial Field Pkney Kings Daughters ,2500 Beiyal Baker er 50 Harry Hewlett 200 Mr, and Mrs John Bane f 500 Garald Reaaon 100 Mri Vn Walter Mowers iton 500 Hubert Ledwidge J501 Wttliaat liewk 100 fishemen as herring iid whitefh which have increased since their bsnce Hunters got t5 deer on Beaver island this year Vid 8 on Bois Blanc island in Lake Hvron The conservatioa dept coUected 1,462,833 in the first 11 months this year from the sale of hunting, fishing and trappiag licenses, a 7 percent increase over last year Most hunting bows have a pull of v v FIELD rt Feb24 is Sexagesima Sunday,2nd the Howell road The bride graduat week of 4th Novcnnn Intention for,1 ed from Pinckney high school in j conversion of Russia and peace I 1045 and is employed in the office j Avong the intentions are Sunfori of sec state, Lansinnlhe groom is late Arthur McClear and son,Merlyn discharged from tle army after 4 , Mon late Mary and Matthew Sty years service The couple will live in back Tues, late Daniel OCoiinll Wee4, late Lt OConnell Thur, the John Fohey familyFri, Feriot cC t etm In December 104 4 when both wars wen in progress, the Detroit Kdison Co had 71K,R0r and farm customers In li4,r, with the war ended and mers had been added The average uban home increased its use of elecprodnction stopped 7,4 new custo tricity 00 kilowatt hours in lMinn if,000 farms served the average 101 kilowatt hoursThe i5 percent of conas materials available residence December j war increase was company now serves the farms in its territory wi plete theH jobs as soon for extentions are service Lansing MAfUUED AT PLA1NFIELD Paul, intention of living Sat, huch Dhtroit Ffison customer for the year included ment of 8,000,000 b bulbs and the repair of 580,000 electrical appliances, here were times in which servi callr 2,000 a day in Detroit alont reif Roy Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs en 4 e ,L Tt YT5 fi Cljde Fisher of Pinckney and Mrs from 50 to 65 b the average being I m D i r e , m ii J I Trevadon Beals of Gregory were 57 lb They are mostly made from married at Painfieid on Februarynuested by MrsNellie and Mrs Clyde tVAA The average annua Osage orange wood, called by the lgth fc Rev Njxon at nj Indians bow wood p, ,, J ,,rAA ffri 241 hunter, kill but 16 deer inlaThf 7,1 COMMUNIS CONuX HJRCH M c Rev Alfred AlUrd, MSaUter j MrsQoreoc Baugba,Orfaaitt and the anterless season county this year 344 in Allegan were killed lion of living, requested by ler percent of then answe recent earthquake at Oregon Feb tnf 0,iU ,tr Philips family for protection from a The pay of operating ami mun 24 for late Lawrence McClear re tenance employes was c11 vy including overtime premium pay as compared to , Aready the campagn has startecf to hiing hack to thin country the bodies of American service men who are buried in foreign landsThe first sirp is to tart a pressure campaign to bear on congress because before CJIILTC makes an appropriation for the projrci riDtlrng can be doneTo that enrl letter and long articles by well known persons are appearing in the fiapei, mostly in fa or of t Jt erica helped put over a similar prowas charged the undertakers of Amject after World War I In adtlition there an plenty of idle cargo shpe now and bringing bark the bodies the replacs1 wij proyjp plenty of business for nedout lutP,h,m TP number buried rn foreian lands in this war is many times great r than in World War IAs far ae we can remember there was only one sohfier hrought bak here for burial after World War I That was Joe Mackinder who is buried in the Sprout cemetery e i aged sith r 11 tv MARRIAGE LICENSES Choir Dicior ie here last year i tt a h a Purchase of land in Michigan for Roy Fisher, 27, Pinckney, Treva JgJ11 S B P recreational purposes now totals aver, don Beal, 24, Gregory Iowell Allen, Morniag Worawja 1040 M7t acres i 22, Fowlerville, Doris Force 19,Lan oxndy School1 110 Feb 15 is the deadline for hunters sing Jack Pelky, 24, Brighton, Ber CM practiaa, Wt4 aranlaf jto file their gam repo kills for tha Schreer, 2, Brighton Dale, Oct 15 th hourly and weekly i e c s incrcaBASKET BALL NEW Tha Pinckney It felted KingSeeley team herfelfrn 945 Stiff penalties are provided for Henry, 22, Howell, Emma Meyer25, 4aT 6 to 44 Thia pis faiture to do so 1 Kenosha Wis Joseph Davis, 22, TXT5zL mapping creww are busy takj Howell, Anna Lucas, 17, Howell SSS9 iidine aad bottom soil John Carpenter, 27, Pinckney, Mar Morning Worship 10K0 i0 aampjea of inland lakes Schmidt, 21, Roosevelt, NY Sunday School 1045 GOSPEL If ISSIOM Pastor tzra Beache S S Supt Marvin Snire emp This ever furthtr S the FHat AJWSCars PG FT TP 0 1 1 2000 Canadian wild geese are wintering in the todd wild life sanct uary near Allegan S KIDS PARTY Morrell Newberry, 26, Howeilj Young Peoples Meeting Louka Goucher, 21, Cohoctah Clarence Wirght, 22, Pinckney, Katherine Morgan, 20, Pinckney 730 Evening Worahip 800 Prayer Service, Wed 860 went to 3,40 0S0 in 103 Effective wages of a were increased B percent will be a part of what adjustment may he tasic wages upon return to mane in basic JW ,Mv the standard 40hour week The number of Michigan stockholders rx Detroit Edison has increa ed to 14,rir They are more 0 perce t of the total number oi Holders a, they own 2,081,7 of the out, ding 3,361 300 share Coat iued on Page 2 m m PG The O E S kids party givea Sat, APPKBCIATiON ardSajr night by the local O E Swasj a nig joceeat about 4124 being takj We are gtod to state that the ben en frank Aberdeen won the first efft party for children war victims mans price dreaaed as an, infantMrs J wu a huge success Hear WinaWw of Portage Lake Our ticket sales were much more , 3 mmr a i4m won tke ladies pif Mrs James Lama woa first arise In the spelling oeteot in a draw with Mrs M E Danew Door priaes were won by Mra Caia ef Portage Lake and Witee who cooperated ki every way iH Mayer Mra Aberdeen played the j Atap f Levey and Wm Braah for soeoesafu than we had anticipated and I wiah to thank everyone who helped se wiffinfly in eellinr tfiem I also want to thank my eommJt PROGftESSIVE VILLAGE TICKET Only one causcus was held in the village th year, the Progressive The following ticket was nominated, I President Lee LaveyClerk Clyd Pldier Treasurer Charles H McRorie Councilmen for 2 Yean Merwin Campbell v Oscar Beck i RrC iefiit Mr W bamje door prizes If all 1 operate as S4 oar own bow tibia project help but be ef mat 7 benefit u , We see by the papers that Gene Turneythe old prizefijrhteris one pt the Conneticut aristocrat that do not Aant their estates contaminated by the locaton of UNO headquarers thcry The Irinh people used c to have a name for this sort of thing we ha v not heard in a long time They called it Codfish Aristocracy Celumns were printed in the paper WtMrt the rjoing to do when they itation pre far them To late still where First there a Jab for every Thai ba failed who have e sajorty ffcea these wat II On this sub ayne University iejaors to the G is baring no faafaVe for handeHng wfem University of Michigan Mkbjaa State are accomodating some Of them but neither has any housing faciiitma for them In regard h Norman Reason amJoe Griffith, C H McRorie and Pen Hammer Xet Nellie Gardner who has ed darlc far Use ajaat 24 to leans to buy home er go into baavwtmtm the i uaairaeaents are b ea Mat baee a steady job and oedit record We note tbateav USao taat Jhe tLTrCrT f ,v mUr tnmSL1i,yv v W, 5 If SIGHMMUNG NOTES L O forseer citiaea, Miehae T i eehoel i orrmoiT WION REPORT the other night Coleman farm at Aside The question wasWhy are buttons T put en the sleeves of mens coats V Dam Denton el Gregory Fri,, Sat Feb SS MAN ALIVE A Comedy wita PAT CTBRIENADOLPHE MENJOU ELLFN DREW RUDY VALLEE tCarteoa New Forest Sum, Ilea Twee, Feb 24, 25, 2 FALLEN ANGEL Starring ALICE FAYE, DANA ANDREWS ItlNDA DARNELL, BRUCE CABOT I aaa JOHN CARRADINE Cartoon Spartreel Wed, Thur, Feb, 27, 26 Double Feature j v wfw has retuned from California where he hat been the past four weeks Bill Kuhn of Gregory has arrived in SanFrancisco from Guam and is expected home soon Barney Roepcke, former Unadilla supervisor, underwent an operation in Lansing last week, Mrs Brennan Greenwood and son of Brighton have gone to Honolulu to live where her husbandLt fireen wood isspecial service officer The Brighton fire dent, has mi chased a John Bean hisrh memm fire truck to renlace their H truck It has 660 lbs pressure Not so much water Is needed in ftehtinfirea W j Francis Barron, former Howell died tj 4 Wi V 1 aesOp of the UA and toe KSr Mrs Marietta Wataoa LnaUe Feb IS, aged 2 yean Mrs Job Sigier oUd at yriimsm ,,,1 mmmtt Wsm et passed through onel1 XmlU of tae coldest weeks ka Michigan huJ sWwi toy Many well, freae far the fire 22 0 time and alia the pipes of the Hi SJfSJ JJV81 city water works The drama Ticket of Lv Man put on at the opera heje Frdsi night by the band, drew a full house i attorney has received a discharge THAT NIGHT WITH YOU JJ ,nd W A Comedy with FRANCHOT TONE, SUSANNA FOSTER, DAVID BRUCE Plus RIVER GANG Starring GLORIA JEAN, JOHN QUALEN and BILL GOODWIN I Emmett Clark, former Pinckney resident, has been taking s course in strong Cork Company school at linoleum installation at the Armi Lancaster, Pa William Brooks, Howell tailor for past 54 years has sold his business and retred Mr ana Mrs Floyd Love of Marion have left for a trip to Galveston, Texas, UUKY UST Mere Tern I 4 L Wayne Braytoa Oeeol Twm 2 Eiiiaabeth White Putnam Two 4 Ralph Wright Uaadtise w 5 Louis Pinney Bright City 6 John C Muir Bright 7 Ila Brown , Cohoctah 8 Ira Grill Conway 9 Mildred Perkins Deerfield 10 Harold Lawson 11 Annabelle Heidt 12 Mary Davis 18 Ine Kunde 12 Melvin Frankly Genoa Green Oak Hamburg Handy Hartland watt hears By the late aetata of, 14 the conapany expects the iadu tial detnaad may he back again at more than 1000,040 kaowatthours per moatsvr la their predktiom, Meters Brew and Parker aayOura is siHl a young aad growing radtaotry wad aotaiaf in sight can challenge Ha placeAt omic energy may sometime ha used la the production of electricity , hut we believe it is fairly remote From, all we know now atomic energy would he used aa a aouree of heat in tome special type of boiler, much as we now use coal But even if we got atomic energy for nothing or coat of serving the residence customer could not be much reduced because we burn leas than a ton of coal year to serve the average home On eaaa km tea nee ef ikifrtt tii te the report wheta fc Stoker 15 Fred Soul Howell Cltyithe other hand fuel is an important 16 R, J, trleck Howell element of the cost of serving large 17 Timothy Isham , Iosco iiuduaval ami commercial customer 18 Lucy Sorg ifariett MUf our present belief is correct, the 19 HE Summer Oceolir rest of the electrical system turbo 20 Bessie Jeffreys Putnam generators, transmission motors and 21 Patrick OConnell Tyrone M, other customer appliances would not ALL YOU WANT IN LOAD LOTS COME AFTER IT IF IF YOUR OWN DEALER IS OUT WE WILL 11 TAKE CARE OP YOU UNTIL YOUR OWN DIALER COAL D E Hoey DEXTER, MICH Jfc Tw 123 Hsrrv Bowen Unadilla be changed aa a result of the us McPherson hospital, had 641 pat Edward Bogan Brighton City of atomie energy, if and wheu at Us during the month of January, VA npttfln Twn omic energy is applied to power pro January Youn Brighton Twp omic energy is applied to power pro Cohoctah duction we hope to be among first Howell Theatre HOWELLV MICH Wed, Thur, Fri, Feb 202122 Hair Raiting Adventure 1 THEY WERE EXPEND ABLE vita ROBERT MONTGOMERY, DONNA REED and JOHN WAYNE Deerfield to take advantage of it to i ients Dobbie Drake, the 800 lb coach , who spends his summers at the U of 26 Gladys Russell M Fresh Air Camp, Patterson Lake, JJ Rrry A, Genoa M Ful reconversion of industry has been named athlefic director at 28 Una ouncixr nliTl ok peacetime production is bein pff Ana Arbfir highchooL I 29 Lucy Warden ureonw RccompUahed Krowth propectl Bob Sprental, star Ann Arbor soft1 80 Florence Eeurt ,, wampwy uaers f elerMtv ball pitcher, has signed a contract to m ,, , wu e Th end of Fcderl profitf play hard ball with the Indianapolis DO A8 YOU URE Ctroui j ViUX3 anri termination of the robultteam of the American Association Pupils can fib, pilfer, pla hookey rate litigation are both a relief He attended Bob Fellers base ball and loaf without punishment So long and a Lenefit to the company The I school in Florida as they dont interfere with the free retirementof a portion of the comA marriage license has been issued f th8 brefk no USUI ay, m0itgge boda during jl04ff n Washtenaw county to Jack Fitj here arentnay nilM Read about enhwcea the market ratngof the reSimmons ,son of Mr and Mrs Chris these DOASYOULfKE SCHOOLS mu ning bonds and generally improvFlttsimmons of North Lake, recent in the American Weekly with this the companys financial condition TAXES l WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT MY HOME AT ill MAIN STREET, PINCKNEY ON EVERY SATURDAY 1 TO S P M m Sat, Fb 23 Matinee Mutical Mirthquake KEN CURTIS, CHERYL WALKER 1 Plus RHYTHM ROUNDUP Screenful of Thrills VICTOR MCLAGLEN end CHESTER MORRIS In ROUGH TOUGH AND READY StUcttd fthoru News ly discharged from the service Pearl Alexander of Chelsea and Sun Mon, Feb 24, 25 Laugh of a Lifetime GETTING GERTIES GARTER with MARIE MCDONALD, DENNIS OKEEFE, B1NNIE BARNES Newt NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO iinckney was the center of attraction in the state of Michigan over the week end and people gathered at the Nancy Beebe farm woat of town from far and near Harry Ut fhenik, one of the owners at farm went riown farm went dwn feet to fix a pipe ana the well caved in on himTwo large stones came together above his head, forming an arch and saving his life When help arrved hia partner, Mr Borden, went down the well and started sending up dirt and stone in bags Ths more caveins oc Sundays Fbruary 24 issue of the We face the future with confidence Detroit SunVay lme, AUTO ACCIDENT A bad aato accident took place on The 82page report includes tables showing how employes, stockholders and customers have fared strue 1938 and wilt be mailed to stockholder and and employes Feb 15 Stanley Dink fUTNAM TWP TREASURER Grand River near Fowlervllle last Thursday night Curtis Chamberlain ife and two children were coming VILLAGE ELECTION home from Muskegon when another Notice is hereby given tc V 17 nOllll IIUIH Mvr I WVB a IIBiVU r gVBt Sir Vill Ji, car lost control on the icy pavement qualified electors of the Village of ne and hit them Mrs Chamberlain ned, pincklMyi State of Michigan that both feet trocen her son PoUr, 8,a th nftxt reguiar village Electron broken leg and Stephen, ,8 months wm be had gt the Towa Hftll wjtWn broken shoulder The driver of the rthpr car suffered a broken neck Vetr was taken to McPherson hos eaiti Vllage on MONDAY, MARCH or INC i II, A D, 14 j rewi w i At which annual etectlon the foil1 pital, Howell, and Mrs Chamiriin village Off leers are to bal and Stephen to St Joe hospiUlaAnp rbor M was stopped when curred Then an air shaft was made Ue rascn i n7i of plank leading down to the man THE W BILL and food and drink passed down to The house tt Lansing lat week him A shaft was sunk 5 feet away passed Rev Thurber Cernels bill and a tunnel made from there to providing that all conservation dept WedT Fib 36 27 I Uu,nenik Tnls wa8 to nih ana had landfs, that are south of town line It Will Lift Your Spirit be abamionea wnGn more caveins 16, acpuired since 1988 be subject to FRED ASTAIRE LLTILF BREMFRollowe A new snat wa 3Unlj taxaion The lawl shall be assessed j late Sunday after being imprison at 50 percent of the asseesed valu ed 48 hours Utchenik was rescued ationThe taxes will rormbuse school through a tunnel to the shaft which districts and other toeat units on was reinforced by iron bars La wren whom acqiirsrtfon ef the land worked ce McClear and, A W Walters, mo a hardship A slmlar bill introduce torcycle cop worked night and day on by Rep Cornell at the last session the job and the U of M seat oat passed both houses but was vetoed Wm Markey, a contractor, and ex by the Gov at he tax would be takperts came out from Lansing and en from the game fund an earmark Jackson In addition hundreds of ad fuudf loca people assisted Only a miracle i mmmm saved the man STATE OF MICHIGAN JRH YOLANDA AND THE THIEF with Selected Shorts Avon Theatre Skews 7 end 9 P M STOCLVBR1DCE MICH Fri, Set, tmb dtt 4S LOVE HONOR GOOD BYE Cootodjr, Soag Remeace Sterriag VIRGINIA BRUCE, VICTOR McLACLEN Cextoea Wled Welcoae DEXTER ROAD eleced vii Village President, Village Clerk Village Treasurer Three Trustees for 2 Year Term Assessor Relative to Openlev end Closing of , the PWlts MAIN Sec I4S9, Compiled Laws of 1SSS On the day ot elections, the polls hall be opened at 700 oclock in the morning, or as soon thereafter as may be, ano shall be kept openli will seel at pubic auction the until 500 oclock n the afternoon, mil Beputh of DeusviUe on at which hour they shall be finally Memee cloaed The inspector shall cause Vw saelsB proclamation to be made upon open WW Wg the polls, and shall also cause pre is Umi ot Dairy Cattle dentation to be made of the cloalnglBiDeering Milker 2 ef the potla, 1 hour, 80 minutea, andl Rubjfter Tire Milk Cart 15 minutes respectively before thai Xyo Wheel Trailer closing thereof J lft Milk Cane Gr AUCTION Bishop Gallagher of Detroit s sponsoring drive to collect clothing for European war ffre The Class of 1919 P H S has presented a memorial to the school It is a reproduction of Laonfo da Vincis 4 Lat Supner Born to Mr and MrsA Haanm iud 0 p eleff at the Locust Croat farm leet JatUr o week, a girl Lottie FarreU j Casper Farreil having n PCH crt njij of Liviagetea At a session of said Court, held at the Probate off ice,, in the City of Howell in sad County, on the let day of February A D, 1944 Preeeotionorable Willie LLyone, of the Estate of filed jnEHAVE NOTES OF V3 M aid Court hia patitioa praying The dress of adilete SSgeHI m efc m, for AM mnwy t 7 oclock a, m or as w j after aa maybe and will reamm op until 5 oclock p m ratecn Neiie E Gardner, Ctert of aaioj eH VUlage t Dated Feb IS 1 J f j ajai Mrs Gw Bmwhn W4WC JM were sarpriaad oa Feb a visit from DMIM klORD PWCE 0 fcorff Hay Warm llrrdng Stove ajt ssp VP sweesgepa Mfftfpltjr SCANDAL COLUMN Mr Ruahl Est is J a juet a oooa how While watching L 9 itffyjHihar ia study haM tail wiietheg he is friend or tmj ejU feteejrt It aeesns J G wants te drive fejr FILMS All Size Tins is eel bey i Spaakh eaaap a Aegat the aaartial law is there feeWwj Wm L CarteUA Haoney Gotoaes LaTJkVE PHailf AT GUdy Juavor Usn venter te a IMVIME Lee too Ana he asU4v clria Hsnaua M W eseme te take up Jest of M dajsfi hour WdT ML ye or wa hf nsds f A vuste i in Detroit at Food hone, T J He D Aherdee berp I was that Me mmm fmt MKp Have mot see B J H at school of lei Mis Hamsnti apeat the in Detroit at Feed heme He What eaafkeaee hetweaa eV W CJt a swef sv eiageB sweW flMRsW 0 IMS fr4bMf 5 IW jsssssssejp rssevp SIssrarTBl 5rSJBeweWjejg rmZmt jKrnc tuKi Asssi ens nWisfif siMfm aeea iapvneasivpipr a i4VM0 A MltlSJMp I nSSSSf mmmmm a SJMRS ftM B eHBSSBv aeeBBBBISllH ifJ t 15, tyaprtw 2K r v V r PINCKJNY DISPATCH USO ANNOUNCES 1946 CAMPAIGN t Army, , USO Work, MMtTMVUWS 9 YIAtS 09 SMVICE OeVtlt aannymoogvsnt thai USO rUt conduct its own toad taismg trffrrrit aext SepVembar and OctokSTVO goal to cover minimum aarvtoa jrfQWMWftwtt through IW7 wi mad ny Preaklent Undsley F, ttftutad W imUion dollars AC the Haw York luncheon sneakers wera Lieutenant Gener the General J at a USO fifth Anniversary held la New York, February xUar announcements were at anniversary luncheon in Vao came Into being on February 1 IMS when aix member agencies kunad hand to create one organization to car lor toe needs of the man and woman oi the armed forces flo far ha American public haa cond c nJ Collins, Director of Informs the war Department, and toeAdmiral touts S Penieid, Chief oi Kavy Personnel, who described , what USO had done in its five years oi operation and what It stiu must do for the aarvlce man here and abroad Qe tlseafcwwari Message wight W Eisenhower, Chief ant this message 5 earnestly count on your on and your host of volunto stay with us through the dunfarous and difficult period oi transitanto final peace We still have a pressing need for rvices ol USO ana will be grateful for your continued the future as in the past, ,,aJt Admiral Chaster W Nimrti Gfclel of Naval Operations, also sent ,f message of congratulation Need for Fund Outlined need for raising a terminal In the fall of 1946 is due to the the National War Fund ance USO only through 1946 , purely tentative, plans call for the operation of 950400 USO clubs in ihe cantat United States, lately in S ktlon with hospitalized but convalescent veterans Operation of sta ting lounges for troopsintransit, man on leave, and families of service MJopJg Wt continue Overseas clubs WW eawy on tn Alaska, Canal Zone, Hawaii, Philippines, etc Camp Shows rill Atm be seen and heard in 1947 y men In hospitals arid men over MMUWBY MaWATCH A aaeiiiiflsaii UM a feat Paid The Navy pipes down while Larry Adler pipes up The harmaajca virtues tearing with usoCamp jow traupe at New Caledonia naval haenltal Donn Widmeyer is working at the local die st factoryMiss Leota Reason spent Sunday with Betty Smith in Ann Arbor William Grainger of Lansing spent at the Clifford VanHorn home Mrs Merwin Campbell and Lois Ware were in Howell Saturday Norbert JLavey of Detroit visited his mother, Mrs Jennie Lavey, Sun day rKenneth Reason andf family of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Edna Reason Sunday Gene Campbell is visung his daughter, Mrs Wilbur andf family at FowlervilleF a ning up to more than 1,100,000,000 tfu total served since the orgauuation wt created I,35 Cults at Peak The number of operations, such as clubs, Umr ind similar activities, reached a high point back in Mach of 1844, a total of 3,035 As training camps cluaed and the men wont Overseas this number deelinM but thu overall volume of wok in creased The fiveyear peak of activity and cost came after peace in Europe and m incident with the announcement 30 fall campal, made public his annual re i eak of activ USO fall campaign, President lie his a ays it its, g 1,00 one capacity or another, run 90HjJn which he says UfO finds that at its D 1,000,000 pecphe a nds that at its was servin Highlight of USO Report At peak, USO was serving 1,000,000 wen a day During the Bve year Ifofcruarr 4, IMlFsGruary 4, 1945 telal of 1,100,000,000 served At peak, there were 3,03S USO operations P0k KSeMtrre wer SS,SOO,000 MONTH Peak Overseas Unit totalled 17 Overiont Club uindnca 19421945 wai 104,819,51 During lha lialfdcade Mobile farvices of all sorts totalled 50,000,000 19 j mINIon Individual services performed by 131 USOTravelers Aid Units TieeasinTramit attendance totalled 70,000,000 At the height ef activities 700 USO Shows were given DAILY ovsrsoas and in the United States, by more than 4,900 entertainers Fouryear teal audience for these shows w 72,380,314 June i was the numerical peak of voluntc rs739,000 of them working that month Tf They varked total af 13000000 hours It i S years Awe public has given 20Cv 000,000 la service 14 mil lion men and women In armed forces loac before the surrender of Japan Ha deployment of troops reopened many camps, doubled or vastly increase f various seaport cities Exires climbed to 5,800,000 a nonth Even today Ave months after J DayUSO must still operate on a basis of 4,000,000 a month Oveiall operations, aside from USOCamp shows, are carried on through neat y 2,000 units Now PostWar Problems Referring to the future of USO, Mr Kimball says in his report The successful conclusion of the war doea not, cannot, and will not return tha United States to its prewar status it is clear even now that our armed fnrces in the postwar period must be numbered in the millionsand thus present a totally different problem ThgUSQ was formed to serve a temporary purpose It neTlhvr seeks nor shirks any specific responsibility, but the particular responsibility it did assume in 1041 will have to be dis charged by the end of 1947 The report concludes with the resolution of the Boaitl of Directors USO will complete its wartime, demobilization and reconversion services December 31, 1947, In the meantime the member agencies of USO which will have peacetime responsibilities in serving the armed forces will ijppraiie those responsibilities in tha lijhl of the future plans of our country frr ihe armed forces and, giving cnis ition to the pattern of cooperar t by USp, will determine in v,idt fashion those responsibility j can bet be discharged Cold Capsule DOZEN SSt Cough Syrup a oz, 2 a oz BO 0, minor hospital, Ann1 Kennedya Gen Store Cecil Wlson underwent operation at St Joe Arbor last week Three carloads pf local OES attended the Friendship Night at Fowlerville Fricfey ntprht Winston Baughn and family moved into part of the house on the Kice farm last week IIIIUII Mr and Mrs Clayton Wendt of Detroit were Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs Myron Hughes at Rush Lake Charles Galligan jr, wife and daughter of Detroit were Sunday guests at the Clayton Carpenter home Gerald Dinkel of Lake Chemuner spent Sunday nt the Albert Dinkel Maas and Alberta Dinkel wftre Sun home Mrs Emma VoHmer and joniJohi Eisole, called at the Charles and Wilbur Fisel homes in Fowlerville Sunday, Mr and Mrs Harry Lee of Lakeland and Mrs Jack Roberts of De rroit spent Sundfay at the Kettler , home in Jackson I Lynn Hendee is in charge of the Fick property Raymond has DOMI j committed to Laneer and Mrs Fick to the York asvlum Gerald and Ralph Clinton have purchased the Linotype Products Co plant on Larned St in Detroit where thev have neon forking Mr and Mrs R G Shaw of Detroit called at the Lester McAfee home Sunday Omar fGass and wife of Detroit were Sunday guests, CORY DRUG STOlOB dVsrWaVoVoVssrVsfV4V Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Gapable Men E L PARKER Axant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock ServlJe in Michigan Phillip Jiickwon PI Placeway is in JV s rFC tlltmiUUllHlliniiilHUIIllllllliatllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIUMMiUiMlU Reickhoff Sr AMQICAN HEPQ5 by WOODY COWAN OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENT PINE 368 Residence 613 Charles Clark Jr waa in Stock bridge Saturday Mrs Jean Meyer was a Sunday finner Kuvt of Mrs frRjy Conklin Mrs Stanley Dinkel and Mrs John Dinkel were in Howelll Thursday MrsEmrna lirogan of Stockbridge spent Sunday at the Stanley Dinkel home Miss Marion Shirley of Chelsea spent the week ena vith Mrs Jean Sieyer I WllimMHMIUlWIWIMHilllHUlHMptlilt First National Bank I i a Blsotrlc Wiring Electric Service Meter Repair ing Doo Hammer Frank Zeigler MrsJohn Kuttmun of Marion spent last Tuewlay at the C J Clinton home MrsKljzaheth and daughters and Ruth, Gallup were in Ann Arbor Sunday John Meyer and family of Yp unti spent Sunday at the home of John Martin i Frank Wlrte, wife and daughter of Howell called at the Hen White, home Suturuuy Mr and Mrs C, J Clinton spent Sunday in Detroit with their sons,j Ceialo and Ralph t W JNash and Mark Nash attend I th oi I coiieration banquet at Howell last week Tuesdlav J Mr anu Mrs W J Nash spent Sunday at the Ma in Hitter jr home in Wuitmoie J e t Hubert Ird idge and family of Royal Oak nt Sunrfa with Mrs la HevWJ Under Federal Supervision Menuor Federal Oepasit la urease Corporation All D poiM laaurod up to liOCO f mh OeMiior FINANCING MODERN HOME EQUIPMENT PtiONE no Dead anal Disabled He and Cattle Hog Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE momcouMCT to DARUHG A CaOMPAf iY loVMsViTf 1 jajofl w BUY HIDES AND CALFM JAPS threatening a vital position io me Solomon Islands were thwarted largely through the leadership oi Staff Sgt Floyd E Hill, MarshviUe, N C, who has been awarded a Silver Star posthumously As leader of an antitaxdt section, he was ordered to support a rifle platoon and to have his positions dug and ready when the enemy struck Toe big gun that War Bonds helped to provide for those men was ready when the Nips struck Sgt Hill, wounded, helped his men to completely root the enemy AMewCAn HEOQES WOODY COWAN As the production of hoi hold equpment increases in frifcerator, new sink, stoves, volume, washing machines, rend al the rant wil bring long awaiteo comfort and convenience to many people Our bank i ready to help you 1 uy these and other modern appliances, low cost and pomptness are features of our loan service t Kleanor l iJge The Mies Edna su J Bernice day dinner guests at the Paul Lud ,ke home in Gregory Marh 1, Mrs Eleanor fedwide muetes serving 8 month on the roderal rrrrd iury, Detrot Mr and Mrs Walter Clark were Sunday ivrlit guesta of Mr and Mrs EmiiKM Cark at Howell try Mary Eichman and daughter vijc nday jruests of M Russell Cjlover of FowierviUe The Maaes Jean Switaer and Vfattison are workinjr in of the liquor control Lansing Basil Whito nnd wile nd N rman Whke Sund guests of Mr WhiV C 1 Hooker and mats1 Arbo wnt the wa Koy Dillineham home, Mr andf Mm Al Walled lAke were S Mr and Mr Ashfr WjrUe Mr and Mrs W H Sundav dinner rustA of Mr anrf in Mrs RnwH Reherta of MPOTT at MiUnd If MrLett Fisher, Mr and Mra, Born to 1 fp O Fi4er called on Mr and Mr at Mcferon bejU BoeR, Roy Fay of Wehberville Sunalay nf M J vie trwon sJSS MrTEsfttlu T4aMi At Roy DiHinam and John Mstili JvU M attended a fleeting of the FowVer Jf Maaonic lode laat lWAay JjJ R Swthofot ae vwiioar iTawfi K BUioat baft V Swnby roeat ef Mr ansl Mes, Wjt y gLTL Z w axte eV nmmBr viHllraadl1tsffeWK HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS KKAL ESTATE iiOTRGAGES OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES aVaattattaaaj and Mrs Lloyd Heodem lal Thursday Muriel Reao was home from injr over the week end Mrs John Martin woie Arbor last week Tuesday svnaV Joe Met of Howell went gaeste of Mr and Mrs Um Carr 5pent laat week at Lake wih Mr and Mrs Lee jick Young and family are Ktlag th cottage of Mrs ltary Newseaa L i 4 H Hooker wee W and fawnilT and Roy CjsrptHer of Ann Arher l jPlorraee Whrtkck of and Mrs Matte Karvarre of Mr and Mr flSarl tamed their stwosday in or of he 5th speeuiaT aon of r sWKa Wmm u aeA AM sfav it aVaaaW flaavaeVe eoWWpp ejajapaajawa rithlBV Mfll lllOlM I KJf Ji ti l QPATCH WriMrito, Fk r Now Available ELECTRIC HEATERS DUO THERM WATER HEATERS MYERS JET SHALLOW WELL PUMPS EMPIRE MILKERS RADIOS TOILET COMB IN A HON S r I Classified Want Ad t FOR SALEHot water atr, burns CL Edward Kenny, Ruali Lake FOR SLEFw Thicken brooders, 4xtf ieot Joe Green Three Brothers Farm Jfiit ATEKitchen range, Royal Oak heater, 3 burner gasoline stove, Luke Williams, East M36 Charles Campbell farm I vnDFemae reliable wowin for general housework, TO live with, time off arrange, i children in school, 5 yr old home, modern one 1 story house, ail conveniences, laun dry sent out Contact Mrs R P Wuerf el Phone Dexter 5000 or Ann Arbor 858953 nights WASTOTO 6uy WX HMes LOSTPooket book cotuaing sum of money and driver UctJMft WiU pay reward Wm Braa , FOR SALEMetal Corn Qx 4 tons of loose hay, new 15 ftLfetti spray, 19x30 It barn, studio ooueJ metal cot with new roattreaa, I 644o0 Portage Lake Road Contact alter 4 p m FOR SALEPontiac 198, raUo,haai er, spotlight Rob Vedder Phone 39F3 WANTED General Trucking to da, gravel, stone, black dirt and fUltatf dirt hauled or anything that mm bt hauled in a dump truck Kenneth Kellenberger Phone 1SFM altar 5 p m r mi a piaaj aasi J i WtfeMHMTlr4 T Iff in HUB1NHM WM BJBJ BiBBBB wmmm e esaiHSHBBBBW swwe WGW ewssWwwi ftNaliBi to 4siBaBtBJMaJ HXkOLO D CHUW LaaeJ fteFrataatatftt Aont a 4SS mmmmr 1 mmm HARDWARE iOYDELL IMUmVARNIWflAimSI Bert Wylie iiuV Just T3Tf specific DDT Prducts for your pur ticular needs If you do not gt O e Free booklet on DDT ask for one C F Hewlett, Your Watkru Dealer Pntkney, Mich FOP SALfiWock Wood i Albert ard Allan Dinkel FOUNDA Fox Hound, Owner can awn HIM LEE LAVEY IIMIHMIimilMMIIHIIIMHIMMMUlllntUIHHIIHIIIMimilHPHlg dAMJbU git, fuel oU tank I Seeds Clavar, Alalia Tim , 1 O i I with pitcher pump,2 burner electric plate, i small ol heating stove Nelson Buzzard BUTCHERINGi win do butchering for farmers who have stock to kill L W mstea Phone 64F13 N5TlCE Income taxes made out at my home 406 East Grand River, Brighton Phote 3731 Mr s J M McLucas FOR SM,EWhite CloveHne Salve Also rubbish hauled 25c a load out doors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman Helem Rubinstein Cosmetics exclusive in LivingRton County at Howell MtPherson Slate Bank WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY February 22nd marks the birthday of George Washington, a truly mem1 orable day, for had George Wash ington not been bom the whole MARION BEAUTY SHOP MAfK AllO MACHWEUU AUG COLD WAV Phone MARION JAJWSOwaer il U AUC1 Phone 3F1I Finekpty, Michifftn an Attamtff It Vbw First ftata and tavtogf Raul i i GENERAL INSURANCE FaoM MF9 course of American history might Pinckney fawcett, kitchen sink wM trapjh n we might still be numbered among the crown colonies of England We venerate him for his leaderand his staunch and unfailing leadshipoi the Revolutionary Armies ership as our first President His far sighted principles have been the the guide for our government for many years, to these strong preced ents we can attribute both the strength of our nation and the prosperity that has accrued to it In the same vein it is true that certain fundamental principles of honeatythrift and industry make for the individual success of each per son in onr country MtPfiersaA Shitt Rank Michigan P H Swarthout hi PfcOR Septic Tank Cesspool Cleaned WRITE ALLENEL HOfEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424E ANN ARBOR MI6H NOTICE RJNEBAL,HOME St nMmh MMsifi NOW AVAILABLGHuoson and small engines lor replacement JAMES MORGAN A SON, fcrig4o Phone 4611 3 Pinckney SSFS 11YRON J, PVTUMBINC AN RtyalHiif Nl State Mceas S717 LalMfUU DHt FOR SALESlabwooa Buy Now Thurson Lumber Cog HKwelT, Hiclt thy Oat and Corn FOR SERICE 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 20, 1946 Description An account of the resource February 20, 1946 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 1946-02-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d9dd19a50642b90539d6693ebde53ba4.pdf c1366da900d8e2d3cc3242650159edf1 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. r,Ar 1 J1 I ispatclj Volume 63 The Pinckoey Dispatch Wednesday Feb 13, 1946 News hems of Boys in Service Mat 4 Item Ceaeeralng Onr Bey WU AM Serving in the Armed Lighted Athletic Field Project Preliminary Work To Strt ThU Week on Veterans Memorial Field Patrick Junior Lavey, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Lavey of Gregory way discharged Irani the army at Camp Farm, Texas, in Jan 2 Walter Barbour, husband of the former Lois Lavey, is at NorfolkVa where hie ship the USS Valeria, is county surveyor, Clay Gordon ha being decommissioned Ha gets his gone to Florida and will not return Work is expected to start on the Pinckney Veterans Memorial Field this week Ah far as Is known the field has never been surveyed and the boundaries are unknown As the discharge in in March Robert Martin and wife are now living at Swarts Creek and he is attending the Gen Motors Tech School at Flint until, April another man had to be secured Mr Housner was fortunate in finding a man at Brighton and he is expected here this week Howard Thayer went over to Chel Cpl Norman Duke VanBlair sea last week and spent half a day cum who has been overseas three years landed in New York Feb 9, from the U, S SLehigh Victory and is expected home this week by his parent, Mr and Mrs Bruce VanBlaircum Pvt Billy Meyer has been discharged from the army at Ft Sheri de and Is living at Stockbridge Russell Gardner recently discharged from the navy has gone on a 30 day trip to Californ fasmond Ledwidge USN, station ionfd at Mericano, Philipines, ex peets to be discharged in March Donhf Doyle, son of the late Wm Doyle jr is spending a couple of weeks here He was just discharged looking over the figures for the Chelsea lighted field Their adviceto Pinckney was get your material ordered at once,Chelsea ordered theirs in March 1945 and did not get it until last October They ordered the material from tie Gererai Electric and u Jackson firm The ten poles came from Fiidlay, Ohio urvi cost 6850 each It cost 52 to get them set The wires are laid in conduits 18 inches underground Chel sea had all electrical work donated and the probationers from Cassidy Lake dug the trenhes for the wires The total cost of the Chelsea job was 355000 The collections here up to Satur OUR DEMOCRACY by Ray Great pwsidWs Equally 1uert W WASHINGTON MASTER, or MOUNT VERNON AT IQ WAS A MEM6E OF THE LANDED 6BNTRV r Michigan Mirror f State News G JURE 4 OMMN No 7 T New and and Happening of to Law enforcement seems to have State Tertley Told from Lansing broken down in a large way especial ly in Michigan In three nearby 4, at Ft Sheridan after jerving urjy ware gjhtly over 3800ofr years, mostly in India Before com, j Money is still coming in and some ing here he spent 30 days with hisjpledges are unpaijxhe total amount mother at Sioux City,lowa j desired is 5000000 so if you have Adolp Knorp, son of Mrs Fred j not yet donated do so now Bross of Bass Lake is quarantined Addflional collections since last t Great Lakes, III,, with scarlet fevJ rv Major James Lamb and family sje spending a couple of weeks here He was in Japan and on Guam No definite plans have been made for the future Darrell Shirley, son f Mrand Mrs Albert Shirley is home from Camp Pickett, irginia, on 15 day furlough Mrs Hollis Holloway and Mr and Mrs Dale Miller visited Hollis Holl oway at the Marine hosptal, Detroit, Sunday Pfc Henry McCulley of Percy hospital, Battle Creek, spent the , week are University of Michigan 10000 Mr and Mrs James Lamb 2000 Martin J Lavan 1000 El win Hulce 1000 Stanton Line 500 V, LINCOLNBORN AN REARED IN A LOG CABIN, KNEW POVERTy AND WANT 411, PBHIP 1 tVl , I end with hie fatherr lUeJ Mr aid Mrs Walter Clark called at the Art Shaw home n Whitmore Lake Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel visited her mother, Mrs Emma Brogan, in Stockbridge Sunday Hubert Ldge,jndfaniily of I Jet, in ourDetmdcracytt was wAe jpx IwK men iyrif Xo UaHcrkip and to attain the icUct effice in our land This Mdnf h We Honor Both are tftnCulleyHe served 33 months and was Mrf El Lwidge MrTvera Downing is visiting her Mrs Clayton Parmalee and daugh husband at the naval station in Flo, 1 Mrs Flossie Fisher took the used clothing for European war victims to Howell last week,There 198 bundles Mr and Ms P W Curett and Tech Fifth Grade Leonard Devine Of Pinckney has been awarded the Bronze Star for rfistinctve service Married at Lansing ftttrt Local Boy U Married at Last Thursday Lansing The issue at Lansing this week is states own children such us educational institutions and hospitals or he loccal children, such us cities, villages, counties and townshps Gov Kelly contends state insti tutious should getfirst callThese in elude the University of Mchigun and j Michtttate College No builuing ap propriation has been made for them since 1127 J1 percent of the uirver sities present buildings were financ ed by private gfts or through sell liluiulaLin dormitories The plight of Mch Htate College is nearly as had Mental and T B hospitals are uni able to aamit patients From l3irl to lMrj the population of mental hospitals increased, laillid a gam ol 75 a year Their building needs estimated to be 20,2,000 Who benefits the most from the state hospitals A check on Dec , lM2 showed that more than 4 per, cent of the hospital patents tn from Wane county I ,Si out of 20,2, Kent sent 11 SI, Oak land 8f, lenchc c 5, luxv n 577 ana so on down the line Fifteen cities sent about 50 percentThe sameholds true of the colleges, Mote thnn half the students come from cities of 10,000 population and over Thus it would appear that Jov Kelleys state building program would fonferr as much benefit upon the cities as the rural communities, Mayor KdVard Jeffreys of Detroit notwithstanding The schools pugnt Stems from the adoption of the sales tax and the einrnation of the property tax by the 15 mill amendment State needs have been crowded out for years at Lan sWg by the pressure group scramble of local governments to get more money at Lansinjr Hirhfing contractors have assured the governor that the states buildingf program can be completedJlfcepl1947 and that material ajioTjJfcbor will he available A product of para the office of prosecuting counties attorney is under investgation In Oakland county the charge is accepting a campaign contrbution from a gambling house the claims he returned ami tipping off raidsIn Maconih county the charge is accepting 500 from a woman for letting her on out of jail In Washtenaw county the well known Jib Maduen, supersor of Dexter township most of his life has requested an investigation of the office Judge Ureakey is in vestigating gambling and has requested that the prosecutor be re placed by another attorney Prosecutor Rae charges it is his private lfe supervisors want to investigate It said1 the wheels of justice grind exceedingly slow Some times they appear to have stopped Last Oct , Mrs Alberta Young was found murdered in Oakland county In the three TfflJtUs w 1 examination of chief Mispesct, peace has been ch have elapsed,the Kdwaid Bellini, the before JI justice ol postponed i times, the last stay being to March 11 In the murder of Mrs Lydia Thompson n Oakland county a month or so before the Young murder no one has ever been arrested for the crime during the period July 10, 1944 to daughter, Paula, were Sunday night April 1, 1945 in Europe During th period he served as cook and performed his duties in an outstanding manner On numerous occasions he braved enemy fire to provide the men in combat with hot food In the winter he served proper meals supper guests of Mr and Mrs El win Hulc at Chehoe Mr and Mr Max Reynolds ana Mr and Mrs Morley Reynolds spent Sunday in Detroit with Dr heiton and family Mrs Blanche Myine and George whenever possible His deep dfevot ner o Parma caUed on Mrs Wei ion to dirfy reflects great credit up ha Vail and Miss Jessie Green Sun on himself and the armed forces day , J Albert EBrown, Major General MrsGladys Clinton called on Mrs U S Army Commanding Eva Flintoft John ana new born son at McPherson hospHal, Howell Sat urday Martin Ritter sr and wife of Whitmore Lake and Mr and Mrs Louick of Toledo called at the Wal CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Judge Collins held court in Howell last week Ernest Rhode of Pinckney was given S yars n South Mich, prison for driving away ter Clark home Sunday an auto unlawfully, Lloyd Vanness pled not guilty to negligent honveide in the death of Jacqueline Parks of Genoa in an auto accident and his trial was set for Feb 17 At last reports no decision had yet been handed down in the injunction suit of the General Motors vs fee CIO BASKET BALL NEWS Pioekney finally got going Week and took both ends of gme with Hartland here Friday The second team won the opener 29 to 19 and the varsity the night cap 25 to 21 The games were not as close at the scores indicate as Pinckney led throughout in both con tests Cus Ledwidge was high scor er for tiae varsity witfc 14 points BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Fee lBffehton here 8 Fesjb 22Densville here Fes 23Dextr there 3 Fft 26 Chelsea here, 1 Brightoet hem 3 Lloyd Henuee, son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee of linckney and Miss June Nuoifer, daughter of of weiv uniteu in marriage Thursday afternoon at 2 0b p m in the Mary Sabina Memorial Chuppel of the Central Methddist church, Lansing, in the presence of forty friends and J relatves Rev J M McLucas, minis ter of the First Methodist church of Brighton read the wedding cere, mony The bride came to the altar on the ami of her father, attired in a powder blue suit with brown ac cessories he wore an orchid as a corsage The brufesmaid, Mrs Inez M Earl of Lansing wore a gold suit with a brown hat Gardenias made up her corsage The groom wus attended by Ted Adseh of Detroit After the ceremony a reception was held in reception room of the church and a fine wedding luncheon served Guests were there from Tra iV MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis MrpTiy, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism SAL Sunday and 1000 Saturday A bit of cheap comedy took place at the Frank McKay trial in Jackson last week Jack Iempsey happened to be passing through on his way from Detroit to Lansing He must have ht a detour so stopped at the court room A recess was called and ihinpsey ha his picture taken with his arm around his old friend,McKay shakng hands with Attorney Garvey of New York, McKuV import d lawyer Of course this was stajre managed by a clever manipulator to impress the Jury We doubt if Dempsey even had a peaking acquainten ance with McKay However he prob ably knew one of the associates Floyd Fitsimfons, fight promotor, and perennial introducer of a bill to legalize dog racing in MichgunFitZsimmons was rnnvirted as a reflUlt dual schools and Notre Dame univer sity, the governor has become the leading exponent of publc schools, i The outcome of the tug of war to t see who is going to get the f27i0 00 depends wheether the legislature will support the governors progam The Mich Conference of MayorI has been telegraphing mayors of i Judge Carr grand jury and is ut on bond awating appeal 1220 noon andj cities, large and small to bring pressi family Thur,Feast of StValenitne, high mass for late Paul and Leo Fohey Fv, Feast of St Faustina, verse City, Coldwater, inckneV high mass for late Mrs Margaret Gins Brighton, Howell Lansing and De Trieb Sati Mass for special inten McPherson, troit I tion with coinmemoraton for mem1 hers of Pugatorial society k and1 i After a honeymoon to Muskegon, , r, Special prayers for the Mrs i the young couple will be at home fori those wno met accidental Mrs Stanley Dinkel was honored at a stork shower Fiiday night at the home of Mrs Florence burg by the nurses of hospital, Howell Fred Read, daughter, Rosemary, Traverse City and other points north Wesley Reader and Mr and Robert Read saw the hockey game the present with the grooms parent at the Olympia, Detroit Saturday J where he is employed in trucking night and farming The groom served 41 Mr and Mrs Glenn Kingsley nr i years and 10 months in Word War jjrt1 Rjjsaell and Joyce Dietrich were II and was recently discharged with the 2honored at a joint shower at the Erf the rank of a sergeant Roundfer home in Genoa Friday Rev and Mrs Dietrich and APPOINTED MICH BELL MGR, Novena Friday ,, 800 D m ure on members of the legislature preparation for Holy Commun Hop Daid Young of Saginaw, re ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m andj l rin nt11 of the Mich Supervisor,, Sunday 700 to 7 SO a m j The first week of the 4Xth Nov MARCH TERM enna Communion Sunday for Yuungi On the docket of the March term Iidi of the I5VM Sodality of court there are 3 criminal case,, AMiomthe intention, are SumAn7 JuO 2 nonjury cases, 12 nivary commemoriation for the chancery cases and 17 divorce cases late MrsBessie Brennan and son,late The criminal cases are the People late Thomas Brennan, res by James, vs Dan Barber and George Devine, Brennan Mon Feast of Our Lady I assault and the People vs Kossell of Lounies, low mass for late John j Buckner, intent to commit less than Wencel Feast of 7 Founders of Ser murder vite Order, low mass for Pfc Kd j The jury cases are Madden Dist wrd Stoll Wed, for John Fohey j To vs Krnest Kilert Lloyd Tower ve Thos Bain, Jlazel Tower vs Thos iin, Jcnies and Wilma Reynolds vs Hugh Vanness, Russell HolMster v 7 eaths night wife of Cadillac were also present Mrs Don Swarthout writes from Hemet, California, that her father, Louis R Stpe of Ann Arbor has been appointed manager of this Mich Bell Telephone district to suc N, CABO OF fHAMKM y I visfc to ihmak aB mj CrieAds and an gifts on my Vit Mo Meflie Fry PABTY lassrt teyet Ae aids psctr m mUr eahttMaes m Aefcidsa T L Boubonnas, is in coma and reed J E Johnson who resgned afdoes not know anyone Her brother,1 ter 18 years ith the company to Lt T L jr is on his way homeoperate a bowling alley at Hart from theSouth Pacific and she has MrStip started with the company been waiting to soe him She may, in J 42 andhjs been in the Ann Arrhome i week but Don will re, bor office Before that he , eonstructvon business with Irs father m1L I TJp oraduatd from the University jof Michigan nH aftnded the TnivLpSSe Pacaucu, will f MBataHe is a men be ftheid at the village fire hall bat ttdday eveningJVb 16 to place in neshinatiosi a vHlag ticket and to transact audb other business as may oesna befoee it Time S BJ Coeatnietee MOTaCE COMMUNITY CGKuL HJCH Kev Alfred AlUrd, MinUtor MrsFloreoc Baugbc,Organist and Choir Director 0 M Thompson, S S Supt Morning Worship 10 JO Sunday School 1 1140 Choir practise, Wed evening Thursday night prayer service wll be in the Philathea room of the church Dr A J McGregor and Helen Plato wski vs Mable and Richard Brogan trespass on the ease Appeal in the Estate of Flora SmithJennie LaJCtOt vs W W Sargent, appeal SchaneV vs Gordon fiachman, The nonjury oases are Harman vs Wm Clark Plymouth Klevator vs Thos sumps it The Chancery cases a Douglas vs Bertha Hilt, Nettfsj Fdgeworth va worth, partition G Hilda Thirwell, Seofirld vs Mary and Edgar specific performance Cart vs Grace Wood, injun jGillett vs W J Brower, fordeee on imecharrcs lin George Taylor Rena Taylor CTullom, set asid deeM and th following Quiet Title Cases Florence Whalian vs Isaac Piatt We think the attack on Gen Omar Pradley, head of veterans bureau, liv John Srejh,hcad of Amercan Lcion of the Inited States, is unfair Oen Brarflej, has only re cenily Ilkcn over the post and has not had time to ,get it running properly Stelle makes four charges vizl that 700 iiplicants already processed can not be hospitalized as there are no beds for them There are on fie 102,KXO applications for education and training under the G I Bill of Rignts undisposed of3Refor waiver of insurance premiums 4 Quick eliniinaton of the undisposed of 1,47 unpaid death claims We foubt that the administration of eterans affairs will ever be satisfactory It never has been in the past W had some experience af er World Wir when we helped a brotheriilaw file a compensation latin The branch office where we went wa a mad houselt was under stnffed, houcd in crowded quarters rind had about four Pines as many applications a day as it could handle It was not unusual for an applicant to set there all day waiting turn to be waited on T me, patience and perseverance galore were needed suppose this system was great in uraging false claims Incidently we helped fle was not until aftpf the applicants HAMMOND OUGAW FUND The community of Pinckney if giving good sttpport to it wwest project the raising of funds for 8 1 new Hammond organ for hte Com GOSPEL MISSION Pastor , fczra Beache S S Supt Marvin Shire Morning Worship 10 I David Rife vs Peter Ohaso, George Sunday School 1045, Srhaffer vs Jacob SligerJohn Weak Young Peoples Meeting 730ilvvs Wm Gannon, Wm Duffy vs Evening Worship Prayer Service, Wed 8H 89 Leo Burke VJ 3 We wity have fXx Tfiler on, I display at Lavey Hardwire son ,J VIM also hHd trade bodies and do nefNdrfe LA Jt TRAMX MFC CO i Cong, church The treasurer reports pledges and contributions amounting to lllt The eomirrtte hopes all interested people w4 contact some member of the mosic committee and make their contribution or pledges Pledges payable June 1 are being MB OHn Wnel mM sen, Joe, cf i accepted, imsMIi SIII ilsAliai 1 ski Msi In Bay Fisher is werfcing at the 1 oeal Mar Tranor and VR Peter Lewis VUXACE CAUCUS The divorce cases are Marjorie v Take notice, inat a Citizens Ja McGure, Clara Campbell vs Village Caucus will be held at the James CampbelUMargaret VM Edward1 ViHagc Fire Hall on Saturday, Feb Bakr, Bruce vs Lillian Craft, Junior 16, 1946 at 23 oclock P M fori Barbara Kidd Mary vs Edward the purpose of Nominating Candijn Harold vs Elizabeth Hviland date for the several Village Of fices to be filled at the annual vill age election, March 11, 1M, vis Village President, Village Clerk, Village Treasurer, Assessor, Three Trustees tor 2 years and Three Trustees for one year Nettie E 5ar4ner, Village Clark Cn vs Marion fUhwarting, Wm lovce HoeVe Martin vs Vera Unka tv vn ar Martrn Jesse Cart Haverstoek, Elsie vs Deknar Taylor, Emmett Beatrice Covert, Wflma v Donald Grant, AHhnr vs Hcieti HarterFrancis vs Lonwood Prentice ritieh war bride or Amen, ended in New York last a good smmber of which came chiejen 1700 more are due this on the Queen Mary There are DfOn British war wives and l0 children to come yet They ry new lood is good for a nation ind America s certainly beng given i healthy transfusion by these war rides We thought it strange that a similar number of war brides were not arriving from the South Pacific put are told by G 1s who served there sucnaSrFriday Haines that they ae too dark for American taste 65 Australian war brides here this week though APPRECIATION I wish to thank my friends and classmates for their my recent Hit Robert Csirfc, 24 mi tor4JfiM Oceeia P i on the J, V , 2 , 4 5 ,imV iV Y I the PincJaw DpltJWedadyr Feb JL3, NEIGHBORING NOTES Pjr, Florence Ibju SiKGISTRATlON NOTICE a 0 Sylvan 1 heatref , f palllfleld cmn, u K smith J Uv V I P rhurch rave a reception for theiriKittie Hoff Paper, James Hoohel , CHKL9KA, MICK I Fri Sat, Feb, 5 16 TWICE BLESSED A Comedy with iE and LYN WILDE, JAMES CRAIG GAIL PATRICK, JOAN PORTER, JAMES LVDON toon New tun, Moa, Tue Fab 17 181U THE WONDER MAN A Musical Comedy Starring DANNY KAYE, VIRGINIA MAYO, and DONALD WOOLS Cartoon Sport Real dun Show 300, 600, VtUO, f00 I WedThur,, Fab 20, 21 KISS AND TELL P rhurch gave a reception for their new minister, Rev Nixon Feb 7th The Stockbridfce Masonic lodge had a moose supper Feb 7 Rev H E Sayles, former Stockbridge Baptist pantor, died at West Palm Beach, Florida, Feb 11 Lyle Faustman of Stockbridge reported missing in action two years ago on the submarine, Scorpion, has been officially pronounced fend Lawrence Owen had hit ice cutting machns go through th ice at Joslin Lake last week and it had to be pulled out by a wrecker John T Stone, former agriculture agent in Cheboygan county and an assistant in Jackson and Kent counties has been appointed acting county agent for this county Dr Barnard Glenn of Fowlerville has been visiting Don Lockwootf at Casa Grand, Arizona Burt Nash of Howell whose wife recenty died 1B staying with his spn, i Orville in Hamburg The following men were called wi A Solo, Arthuf Hullis f it, Max Led NIer b hereby given thai in iufee Recit, Sadie Hoff Music by fonfomity with the Michigan Eleo nderaon Band J Jw 6 VilU Clerk, will upon any day, except Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any regnlar or special election or primary, election, receive for reg ixtration the name of any legal voter HENRY KELLENBERGER Henry Kellenberger was born in Canton, Appenzell, Switzer land on April 22, 18G8 He came to America ,,,,, ,, , at the age of 24 years He married V,llage not aIready Susan Vogton July 15, 189v Thoy mmv started married li in Ruth, Mich, where he worked as a cheese maker After three years they moved to Fowlerville and lived on a faim who may apply to me personally for registration Provided, however that I caa receive no names for registration during the time intervening betweej the Twentieth Day before Soft Coal Coke Stoker COaL Surn Vo en July 189811151 5 A Comedy wita for army induction Monday PaySH1RLEY TEMPLE, JEROME mond Allen, Wllmer ClementsIIowCOURTLAND, WALTER ABEL, ell Robert Lasley, Naplerville, IIJ CATHERINE ALEXANDER and Edgar Still, Howell Wesley ShannROBERT BENCHLEY Shows 715 and 910 Coming Man Alive, Kalian Angel Howell Theatre HOWELL, MICH on, Hamburg Dr Jeanette Brgham, a practising physician in Howell for 45 years has gone to California to Hv Born to Mr awf Mrs, Harvey Johis FvaFlintoft of Pontiac, on Feb , a son Owosso will vote at the sprn election on the sae on hard liquor at bars It is row sold only in four private clubb bought the Albert Wilson farm Anderson where tloy lived at 34 Wad, Thur, Fri, Fab 13 T4T5 He Back Again WHAT NEXT CORPORwith ROBERT WALKER,JEAN PORTER and KEENAN WYNN Selected Short New Mttiiie Sat, Krb 16 A Brzy Musical ANN MILLER, WILLIAM WRIGHT EVE KNEW HER APPLES , Pl Action Packad JAMES WARREN, AUDREY LONG Selected Short WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND Salactad Short Mon, Tue , Fab 1718Daitger and Adventura SAN ANTONIO with ERROL FLYNN, ALEXIS and S S AtC ALL NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO The Peoples caucus met at town hallMohdayahd now the following village ticket President Dr C L Slglei Clerk Villa Richards Treas, Dan Murta Assessor I K Smith TrusteesR, J Carr, Louis Monks, Ed CappIeFloya Weeks, Ross Read, C H Kennedy Com C L Sigler, Floyd Week, L ESnvth GWTeeple was ehaimman, Villa Richards, clerk and G W Dinkei and lrvin Kennedy, toller, Mrs Justus Swarthout died1 at her daughters homeMrst Alma Fuller in Webster Tuesday The funeral was held there RevCook officiatng Burial was at Pinckney Henry Ford in person made his third visit to PinckneyMonday and a considerable conversation with Thomttn Road James Doyle has been drawn to serve on the jury Mis Flovd Reason has a letter in years when They retrerf and went to live with their son, Royal, near Byron where Mr Kcllenberger passed ayFeb 7 Surviving are his wife and 7 children, Royal of Byron, Max of Munith, Ray, Vern and Glenn dtf Pinckney and Mrs Ruby Dorrance and Mrs Vera Downna of Howell Thereare 13 grandchildren Four children preceeded their father in death The funeral was held from the Pinckney Com Congl church, Sunday afternoon, Rev J M McLucas officiating, assisted by Rev Allard Burial was in Pinckney cemetery, ALL YOU WANT IN LOAD LOTS mary election and the day Of such election The Last Day for General Regstration does not apply to persona who vote under the Absent Voters Law See Registration by Affadavit Notice Is Hereby Given That I will be at My Home on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1946 The Twentieth Day preceeding said SelectionLast Day for Registration by personal application for said El ection from 8 oclock at m until 8 oclock p mon said day for the pur pose of revief ing the registration and registering such of the qualified electors in said village as shall prop orly apply therefor f shall also be at my home Wednessdny, Feb 13, Thur, Feb 14 and Fri , Feb 1R to register voters The namf of no person bat an actual resident ot the prcnrt at the time of said regisration, and entilod under the Constition if remaining i such resident to vote at the next el1 ection, shall be entered in the registration book J Dated Feb , 1946 Nellie E Gardner, Village Clerk COME AFTER IT IF YOU CAN WE WILL BE GLAD TO IF YOUR OWN DEALER IS OUT TAKE CARE OF YOU UNTIL YOUR OWN DEALER GETS COAL t C D E Hoey DEXTER, MICH k m this issue decrbing a trip Tennessee and Lousana through L W OSTRANDER L W Oitnmder, 80, died at the Rowe hospital, StorkhVidgej Satur day Sinvvini, aro a daughter, Mrs Mae Bulllis, am hreo sons, Wilbur of Stockbridpre, Bernie of Cipcinnat ti Ohio and Caryl of Ann Arbor The funeral was held Tuesday from tvr Mllner Funeral home, Stock, bridge GIRLS, YOUR CHANCES TO MARRY ARE DWINDLING AUCTION SALE mmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt Having rented my larm, 1 will sell at public auction at the farm, 3 miles south and 1V3 miles west of Fowlerville and 9 V miles west of Howell on Mason road and 1 mile north on Sargent road THURSDAY FEB 21 19 SALE STARTS at 90n AM SHARP LIVESTOCK Lunch Served AU Day by the St Agnet Society of Fowlerville 14 Head of Hostein Cows ranging in age from 3 to 7 years, all giving milk 6 Head Coming Yearling Holstein Heifers, Herd1 Bangs Tested Pair of Gray Mares, 8 yrs old,wt iron TAXES I WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT MY HOME AT 251 WEST MAIN STREET, PINCKNEY ON EVERY SATURDAY FROM Novelty Newi Cartoon Claude Reason has started a meat market in the Sigler building , TL c PV, 20212 , A Home Nursing Class has been WaH UiiXr uned he Pinckney schoo with 132 members THEY WERE EXPENDI ABLE I vitb ROBERT MONTGOMERY, DONNA I REED and JOHN WAYNE Dr, and Mrs George Pearson ae Man is a martial pme in these moving to Howell day of surplus women As if G Is S H Carr is harvesting his Ice taking foreign wives isnt hhd crop The ice is only 7 inches thick enough, unmarred girls fincf their this year I rien grabbed off by divorcersGenevieve Parkhurst, in the American Weekly wrilh this SundaysFpb 17 issue of Detroit Sunday Times, tells what it taker, to win a husband Get Sundays Detroit Times Fri, Avon Theatre Show 7 and 9 P M STOCKBRIDGE, MICH mi m i Sat , t D ka, lj THE CHEATERS Comedy and Drama Starring JOSEPH SCH1LDKRAUT and BILLiE BURKE Cartoon Trap Happy Porky Coney Uland Honeymooe Suf , Tuer, heb 17, 10 rOUT OF THE W Dont Mia thi one If a EDDrE i NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO George Milligan, 28, who lived at STATE OF MICHIGAN the home of Mrs Hugh Clark, south The Probata Court for the County of town was found frozen to dVath of Livingston on a road near here Sunday morning At a session of said Court, held at Thenight before he left the Clark the Probate off ice,, in the City of home to visit friends and when he Howell in ad County, on the 1st did not return search was made and jay of February A D, 1940 he was found on a little frequented Presert,Honorable Willis LLyons, road JJustfce Dell Carr held an injudge 0f Probate quest at the Plympton funeral par jn t Matter of the Estate of lors Hii brothers and sisters came Xxttie Farrell, Deceased out from Detroit anc took the bodV Casper Farrell having filed in back to Detroit ,,aid Court bs petition praying that the administration of said estate be son have changed stores Barnard is Rrantcd t0 Ja j, cW,ne or t0 now in the Barton store and Jackson MrM Qihfr sujtable n n the Mann store Sitai Barton, here SaterdayHe Dinkei 150 BarredRock Roosters and Pullet HAV GRAIN 20 Tons Alfalfa Hay 100n Bu Oats 500 Bu Com 150 Bu Soybeans 800 Bales Oat Straw 140 Bu Barley, TOOLS ic EQUIPMENT lohn Deere Tractor, Model A John Deere Plow, 2 bottom John Deere Tractor Cultivator John Deere Disc Harrow, 32 John Deere Buck Rake John Deere Tractor Mower, 7 ft John Deere Hay Loader, push steel type bottom John Deere Side Rake John Deere Manure Spreader John Deere Grain Drill, 17 hole ferilteer attacchment, power lift McCormick Deering Grain Drill, 16 hole fertilizer attachment, power lift Superior Grain Drill, 22 hole with loading truck Letz Corn Planter McCormick Deering Corn Binder McCormick Deering Grain Binder, 8 fT Rosnthal 40 Corn Husker Massey Harris Combine 6 ft Hamfer Mill, 11 innh, Feed Grinder J no Deere Springtooth Drag,35 Tooth JnoDeere Springtooth Drag,25 tooth Cultipacker, Roller, Wood Stove Spiketooth Drag,8 Amer Cultivators 3 Milford Cultivators 2 Weeders 3 lhore Cultivators, 2 Clipper j Grinders McCormick Mower,5 ft er Hay Forks I inch Syracuse MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING SAT, FEB 16 900 P M TO 100 A M Tower Cafe DEXTER, MICH, Next to the Bank J OPENING MY STORE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15 fs New BRACKEN LAKE Catoon Popeye Coming Sunset in LOT Letter D Photo Fini WE HAVE J J f u It is Ordered, That the 25th day, ,, r,f UyvT 76, dried at his home r J iA ,, , Buncher for 5ft Mow wtraayrie was born in Lyre, of Ffbrjarv AD ,1940 at tenoclock Walkinj Plow 14 ilUu , n 182S and came to Michigan in the frenoon at said Probate ofoliver stag Riding pj 14 inch e He was the father of five ice he and s hreb5T appointed for2 Section Spring Tooth Drag ef whom three surviveThe hearing said petition Rean Puller with Ford Hitch WM at the home Tuesday, t Further Ordered, That Public jy Tedder,Hay Sling, Corn ShellleTrj of Unadiila officiafng notice thereof be given by ptiblica, Hay Rake Dump 2 Howe Evener Institute was held at tion of a copy of this order once Bean Picker 2 Grindstones a, t4 Miss Florence Mar ach week for three successive weeks Gravel Boxes for Wagon,Disc Seeder mckney sang two solos previous to said day of hearng, inoFF6Ff7 rS4 4onhihDs 31 rJ attended1 the KOTM the Pinckney Dispatch, a nevspaner 1 HP Gas Engine Power Saw r Friday night t printed and circulated in said county I Scales 1000 lbs 60 FtExt Ladder IKtpaUh i short handed this WMlis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Etnrfm Mann being sick A true copy Uffe school boys have purchas Celetia ParshallRegister of Probate, it 0t boxing gloves i Groceries,Meat E M STEFFE MAIN ST AND DEXTER ROAD PINCKNEY, MICH, FILMS All Sizes 666 COLD PREPAR1ATIOWS LEAVE FILMS AT CEMNEirS, raadkar nTEsUrEM STORE, Neeeh Lease A znunher of friends helped Lucy, Jeffreys celebrate her 11th birth day Saturday The marriage of Miss Katherine Kelly and lohn OBrien will take place at St Marys church Feb 13 J William Donning has purchased LIVJU TABLETS, SALVES,NOSE ihJftSk I A i DROPS Uee Only As Directed W P Van Winkle is a candidate 9mmmmmtmmmmmma for crcoit judge, 31st districct l The work of fitting the Lakeland ice houses was complete last week I Joe Placeway advertise to settjSEPTlC TANKS Amd CESS MOWAJtO THAYER SCANDAL COUJfft In the files of the Disfc read that R H has been tr a friend so you know I have clawg out for J B S R 500 700 Gal Storage Tanks 2 Wheel Wagon with 750x20 Tires and Rack 70 Bags of Fertiliser, 400 lbs Binder Twine, 10o Gran Bag 3 Sets of Harness, Saddle, 600 Ft 1 in HayRope,250 ft of in Rope We have now found out why JC j nkh Silo 1410 and BMUIV otW ce o HS wen was the What happened to GH and A, H Friday night Do you know B V In the spring a young mans fapcy tuns to love but CCs has apparently turned to red bar What happened to Howell all of a sudden iu it too far to walk home R R We wonder ff J R is going to spend all his time sleeping Such a waste of time Smhh Silo, 14x40 and many other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE jCASH NEWELL NEWION O0 PRICE A SON Pfcea StodcWidc 17111 LYNN HENDEE Well we will buzz aloaghe 3 Be MEETfllC tke foWw shilling POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME DANBURKETT wood from the woods at a load Ed Brenningstatt and Bert Hook er hve gone to Clare to work ia a eawmUl Robert Blades has beoght Mr Pooles4 mlk roate, The Anderson ranters Ctab snot at the Albert Wilson fcease Feb 11 j REV KARNEY The foUosriag is tfce protram oio Rer Ralph Kensey of ae Howell Naraie Reek, Mrs Aasoa Baatiot dmatk 6at beAa aosaeeT the Solo, MaMe Itoategae Pv dkaumaa of fee 444 efcioc It pan CJL WoodoU, Rata Isbnssa Uamdk 1 ad heV4a is COUNCIL Council iag TrasteeeCamnaeU Gr4ffttlL , TW Cettowiag btts m latest trip to Gregory Joe What is S R going to do now witii L Cack It seems as if C C was cutting i in on D B The Senior boys took in the Jhop A at Ypai HaVe a good time i L f CA THANICS Is D B getting to be a woman W wi to express oar hater Whats the matetr MAT Mcition to neighbors, U seeeas to efctigft L C to toor relatives for tibesr acta of fcjd aroand the ooaatry late in he Are we hearing things or are the pigeons having classes in the stuoV hall 0 aboat B V that M H us4ee for fire Motfea by Griffith Koaaedy to aay btntMotioa ad CoueH adjeoraed NeR a carload of boys calling o the girk I What is it K aK takot jf so mneh of a 22 tiime Glwe a cheer M H S B P staad a 7 E H or has he hoy carm 1 I wish to Who is aipmisi u CJ Cf Wo esr Is L a trMag to gie and the boaatif id ved efanag the of our husband and fa Wo abo wish to thank the Revs laeLsjeafl aad s AUard, the singers, Ruth KeHy aad wi ora May yoa ail have ia tisaeof need, Xn Heevr the 140 riag Ms Mrs Jesis A k A aia aaay aad DXu tfr at Uv W C KansKMws aaw rncaaj car aYJMMasj t r,n a, ax sosco fnas arfja spswa sae aanagasy maasj mm mm m wzl Wmm asaaa mmwi hmmtUm mmm motkmL y W1mTGm mwmw fyfJWT m ajanonoi m fll T P McCormick Deerlngf Grain Drill, 16 WedfMftday Feb 11 1946 t DI6PATCH nfo at postortlot PteekRty,,Mieh eooad ciasj uatter Clothing Collection i t t f pOLI88TORMjWaldenurAnd Anna MuknJM, left, arrive jt kMteliorMiBMout children In Warsaw Pricing clothing to replace tlr ragftd garment Other chilt i eagerlyawait their turn upper4 rlht, aa Anna holds her new outfit jitjt received from an UNRRA rep l ative and Waldemar it given t iirat aboea he haa had in aix ri Completely J outfitted, lower, iht, in clothlngCcolIected in the United National Clothing Collectionv last Spring, they are in high ipirita t thekslfrespect restored Mil Uonf Joveraeaev still are destitute StsrtTnowiooUscting all the cloth i ing,WMaMand bedding you can f spareOivethem to the Victory llClothggoUection for over eeaa relief ftubjcriptfou f 1JM a PaidinAdW Alft W CUftUtTT PUBLUU1I nnHitmniiHiTittn VALENTINES t WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES FROM ic to 100 PARTY VALENTINES, TEACHER f AiENTINES, RELATIVE CENERAL AND COMICS s ALSO WE HAVE 1 LB HEART VALENTINES DAY SHAPED BOX CANDY FOR A FINE LINE OF FANCY STATIONARY IN COLORS I CORY DRUG STORE f Help the Needy IRS FLOSSIE FISHER, local chsiiman Kennedys Gen Store Spencr Titus and family spent the week end in Arnmdb Mrs Louise Glenn spent the week end in Detroit wth her sister, Mrs Win, Beach Brock Cole of Detroit and Lauren Cole of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Kennedy The Eli Aron double house on Uuadilla Sthu been sold to Mr, and Mrs Wm McMaeken Mrs Robert Kelly, David and Hen rietta of Ann Arbor called at the Gorman Kelly home Saturday Miss Bernardino Lynch of kalama zoo ana MrsJessie Johnson of Mason spent Sunday with Mrs C H4 Kenn edy Lee Lavey attended tne John Deere Dealers convention and bancuet at the Hotel Olds, Lansing on Tuesday Mr and Mrs riazei foulson entertained her Sunday school class at a Valentine party at her home Sat urday nijfht Born to Mr and Mrs Merril Aus JtfAWWWWWWVWWWWWWWrWi tin Joyce Isham of Marion at the McLaughlin hospital, Lansing Monday a 6 lb son Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Bidwell Ruth Devereaux at Mcpherson hospita Howell Saturday a 9 Kj lb son, James Greg Mr and Mrs Ralph Ketcham of Calfornia have been visiting1 his brother, W A Ketcham at their new home at 3fi0 W Main St,Plnckney Mrs Jean Meyer and Mrsr Rfisenary Sohoser entertained at a ihower at the formers home Tuesday night fqr MrsMax Reynolds, the former, Helen Reason Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch en tertained at cards Saturday nitfhv 1 Mr and Mrs Plwin Hulce, Chorea, Mr and Mrs W C AtLce and Mr ana Mrs Herbert Palmer Mrs Louise Glenn with Dexter frierds ha returned home from a 30 day trip through the southern states and Pacific area They encountered some cold weatherWhle m California Mrs Glenn AlsjtMLh sister in San Lus Obisho and relatives in Santa Barbara and Los An j geles I Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Axent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co m initittmTillHiiiMHIIIWiHiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiihiitiiiiiiitnyjniUiimiiiii FC Reickhof fSr I OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 858 Residence 613 iHiiiiiiuMtniuiauMtuiiuiiciiiii ufmimimliiiuintiimiiKjim n Electric Wiring Electric Service Motor Repair ing Don Hammer FrankZeigler PHONE 110 Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hog, Calves and Saesp REMOVED FREE RHONE COLLECT TO DARLING A COMPANY HTIWPJJ eMV WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS SjatLYMeaNIMG CALLS RECEIVE 1HE BEST SERVICE LIVESTOCK HAULING TRUC Wookly Trips Mr and Mrs W C AtLee were in Ann Arbor Sunuay night Mrs Kleanor Ledwidge, son, Keith and daughter, Nan, were in Howell Sunday Mr nd Mrs Peter Marshall of Detroit were in town Monday, Mrs Lulu Lamb and Major James Lamb and family were in ierry on TTuui y all d Ann A r b o r Sttrrrinyr Dr Robert Bird and family of Wayne called on relatives here Sat urday Mr Lyd a Karus and daughter of Howell spent Sunday at the L J eiSfffIIIHIIIIIIllIIUIIUUIIIIllllllMHtl I First National I of Jehome at i i Bank to Hawaii Is, f maniiMKiMtw fa the mocd for evwijiiitno, is to 90 ic tho office to school or on your shoppies lour Fejhionod1 of 100 Aostroliaa wool jersey wMi two roomy pockoH mud h fewHons ol ike way no to a tnrx V nock Perfect lor ovor dross or Mown chilly evening now and oil spring Sizes 3 to 44 PEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN ileiii hoiiu1 Joe jargolia and family troit spent Sunday at their Kush Lake Ted Adseh and wife of Detroit spent Thursday and Frirfay at the Wm Shehan home, Miss iiernice Lamont of Lansing pent tfic week end at the Louis Coyle home Mrs Km ma Hruff and daughter I of Owosso wer Sunday quests at the I Robert 1ike home Mr aiuf Mrs Gerald Ridenoir of Ann Arbor called at the Frank Aberdeen home Sunday Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel and Frit Wylie were in Jackson last Wednesday, j Mrs Clare McMacken broupht lor I son, Kevin home from Univrsity hospital, Ann Arbor last w K I Mesdiimes Hazel Parke Mary Singer, Mike Harnack anH Q Dall eV were in Ann Arbor M fay Joyce and Joan IeWolfe of Ham burp spent the week end with Elsie DeWolfe at the Swarthout home W, J Nash nt the wek end in j Coldwater at tho James Nsh home, II Mrs, Nash rrt jmed home with him I Mrs Lluh lamb and M r James Lamb and y spent Su lay wiih Mr, and Mrs M fvr of Fly mouth The infant son of Ait and Mrs Paul SlingerJeanett Haineslhrn Jan 2i, has been named Howard Francis Fred Bortz and family and Iemuel Martin and wife of Ypiilani wee week nd ue m tne onii Martin home Mr and Mrs Da Miller attended the wedding of ouf1as Miller and May Oeeu a ITowel M E ehureh Saturday , The citizens of Lakeland had a bee for Jimmie Lane and built him a house to replace his cottage which burned some time ago i Mr and Mrs Robert Katuka Jena ie Knapp and Jean Bennett of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the Phillip Sprout home Millard Young has sold his home at Hiland Lake to a Mr Johnson of Detroit The Young family will move I I Under Federal Suprvuion Mabutr Federal Deposit In au ranee Corporation All De poiitt Insured up to ,00 fo each Diftpcieitor FINANCING MODERN HOME EQUIPMENT As the production of household equpment increases in liberators, new sinks, stoves, volume, washing machines, re nd all the rest will briru long awaiteu comfort and onvenienco to many people Our bank i you 1 uy these rn appliances pomptness are loan service ready to help and other modLow cost and features of our WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS w c the Gee Mr were in Louis Coyie and vtft eaUesI at the Thomas Coyle home in Hemell Friday Harold Walsh of Pontiac was a Sunday guest at the home of Mrs Jessie Wylre Mr Gladys Lee wasa patient t St Joe hofiptal a couple of day last week for sinus treatment John Carpenter of Detroit spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Clayton Carpenter Mr and Mrs Russell Glover of Luc u Smith, wife and daughter of Howell eotted at the Albert Dink el bete ady The marriage ot jam Patricia Sfeackfate and Robert Umstead wi tae fAooe ot flt Marys, reotorv Set Day Bird of Asm Arbor, former local Ford dealer, suffered a stroke last week bat is soese better Bill sUave played the piano at ,,, a j White Lodge Saturday nirf for ibe Oetwjt woe Hondav 4iw in one off the VanSickle cottages w M toi Mrs ames Galloway of Mar4om r Mr Ur FraDC1 reoeotly hort in an auto accident, returned home from McPhersoa hospital Howell, last week Mrs Jennie Lavey on her wav home ffcoro town fiaturdav fell on he sidewalk in front of the Sanitar ium add cut bad in her foreleead it took 12 to 14 sttrfies to dose e wound Mr and Mrs Olenn Ptanek and White Ladfje Moot hnlof HI ner goosts of Mr nd Mrs C Itetry Martin of Howell were Sunday visitors at the Edward Spears home Joe Morris who was burned on the arm by an arc welding psyhinf in Detroit last week was sane to a turn to work Monday Mr and Mrs Lynn Hondoe, Gayle and1 Rex, Mrs Mrs Jean Meyer of Pffickney Alva Dickson nd family of 0mdL, Or Jan Math and fanta V water fir Cscfl nf Lanssnr and Mr dsek of V V ,A i JC r I rsf A HUNHHUHilHtttllimillHUIVrtilllUUIIIIII tmnwl P1NCKKEY DISPATCH Wednesday Feb 1 , J Now Available f Burner Oil Stoves I Burner Duo Therm Hot water I Classified Want Ad MICH MIRROR continued Association Is cosponsor of a bill to divert onesixth of the sale tax to local governments, xitie, v91ags and townshpeall of whom Save pay rolls and numerous employees in the legislators home district Its a real showdown and the out come is uncertain If the mayors and supervisors win WANTEDFemale reliable womui he 8tate probably never again f for general housework, to live with, ve auch an opportunity to aid the time off arranged, 3 children in state supported schools and hospitals school, 5 yr old home, modern one whch 8erve people of Michigan St storv house, all conveniences, laun have no taxing power themselves S I heaters, water softneri dn sent out Contact Mr R, P a Wu4al Phone Dexter 5000 or Ann i Artjot 258958 nights wvtVlrujo tfuy iox Hides, Bert Wylie tDuivi Just DDT PLACE ORDERS FOR REFRIGERATORS AND ELECiRlC STOVES NOW u just UUT get tne specific DDT Prducts for your parS ticular needs If you do not get He a1 Free booklet on DDT ask for one C F Hewlett, Your Watkn Dealer Pnckney, Mich Fuk tiALrJWock Wood I HARDWARE 1 BOYDELL MlNnVARWSN ENAMELS Albert and Allan Dinkel FOUNDA Fox Hound Owner can The return of smelt to Michigan Estabit 1M McPberson State Bank TWwckoey Sautariia tmr M Mfy, M B PvUHiiVp spseBjmwmBmT SqadaywllijOa a to 200 p m Wea4r1 4 tp m, 7 to 8 m UTT7 to 8 ia toe cveaiag BR R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST 1UHN, MUfcio sftstiBimaKmm vSeiVMVwWW HowoJC Real tistate, I City, Lake and Wi A Lkt Yew ,i fries, HO EssM It CoaaiBgo by Apsjolutsst Howelt MMuasv TIME AND tlDE Most people have an idea when ETERY MEMOittLS As Art HJtkOCD Ifosmau MAPTKN LAVAN MARION BEAUTY SHOP r Uw 7o4S9 Mattes SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTSl MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARVlSOwner I Pbon IS tank they begin making their own living, I trap J of building an estate to take care off LEELAVEY mint ititiiuir IIHIIIriUlllllllfHllimillillllillilllllllllllllUIIIIIHVIlii1 J l UK SALEGO gal fuel oil with fawcett, kitchen sink with trapJ of building M , , pitcher pump,2 burner electric platej them in the years when they are not small ol heating stove so well able to work hard With j m Nelson Buzzard many the idea never gets into the 5IFOR SALE Spring ToVthTHarTowHJ Practical stage The right time never f EjPlainfield Farm Bureau Supply Storejl see to come along FYSRVrpn ri uV iti J Tne old adage states Time and S for SundInrJr1 TTvltJ tid ts for no manThin fits apt 5 ior Sunday dinners,dressed dehv4 i iL mu J u4 i e,red as ordered John R Martin 1ly in PtureThere may e bet J , n n wartin J opportunities coming to begin a ml savings program, but there is no S time like now to start an account,if it bo only a dollar or two a week, This bank believes firmly in thrift PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan I FOR SALK40 Tons of Alfalfa first and second cuttings Louii Stackable I RTH LEV AVl GENERAL INSUftANi PhoM MF3 Pinckny Michigan ay ObaHoa K VeaWMto Attonoye at Saw Plrt State atrf Urimm Saab HovoB MIoMfn P H Swart ho uti H PTiNERALHOMft Modenf Eojiilpaint Arabntaoaylettteo Pfcpn 19 Haolnoi Mkbta U S APPROVED AND U S TESTED H BUTCHERINGI wll do butchering and yoUr business no matter howf for farmmwna haveock to kill 8mallyi8 important to us LAUrnteadPhone fi4FT3 T Septic Tank m Chicks N75ICE hicome taxes made out at my home 1406 East Grand River, Brighton 1 McPherson State Bank Cleaned NOW AVAILABLEHuajon and small engines for replacement JAMES MORGAN A SON, Brighto JPhono 4611 Pinckncjr 69F6 RephrbHr Phone 3731 Mr B J M McLucasJr tMony tooan a reasonfle rates tSKKrr, T,TTV Interest paid on Savings Books and FOR SAIEWh,te Cloverlne Salve Time Certificates of Depo j Also rubbish hauled 25c a load out All depot, up to S0L doors o0c a loud from basement urd by our membrhip in Fed Harrv Hannaman mrm Dpotit Insurance Corporation, j NOTICE WRITE ALLFNEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 IIH MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING UTE LhtiHORNS, WHITE ROCKS BARRED ROCKS W HAMrSHIKt KiLUS, AUblKA WHJikS UiAIN 1S JOMNG ORDERS NOW Helent, elusive in Howetl Rubinstein Cosmetics exLivingston County at Stat Ltcent 8717 Lakteido Dri Riub Lako FOK SALSlabvooo Kuy Now Thurson Lumber Co, Phone 844 Hwell, Mich CHICKS SUPPLIED BY THE LINCOLNSHIRE HATCHERY ton Farmers Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,MRr M36 1 L miles east of PlhclcrTey FOR SEiaCLTRegistered Hav7plhi7e boar Y Ilamperian WANTED Trucking work Will atso 1 haul gravel and coil Have 3 truck, looal or long hauls David Hoffman Phone 122 FORSALEEggs Gustave Hannaman WANTED riTICKEiSHi7hest prices paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Bropan, Howell, MicH Phone 572, Howell Housewives fi SAV 1 if WASTE FATS The United States Government s TWOS company, threes a crowd, especially when Johnnys treating bis best girl to a twostraw soda at the corner drug store There just isnt room for one more And there isnt room for that extra electrical appliance in your home, eithernot if you have an inadequate wiring system with over loaded circuits and improper distribution of electrical outlets Its a comfortable, satisfying home where you can arrange furniture to suit yourselfwhere the room arrangement isnt dictated by the chance of electrical outlets Youll want a new frozenfood cabinet, electric range, automatic laundry, electric dishwasher, and die many other electrical appliances that will make living more pleasant and easier in of tomorrow Your heme may be an old one, but it can hold all the elec aveaicoce oi a new onewith wiring Be sue ol adequate wiring This is one of a series of advertisements prepared in the interest oi the electrical contractors in your area to insure adequate wiring lor every home When you build or remodel, be sure your home is properly wired JkSt KTtlll JPLL i 1 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 13, 1946 Description An account of the resource February 13, 1946 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 1946-02-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5047e66b0941591bb0156af5d2e33b34.pdf 84746a05fce1d6da31662f381ae29285 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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No ft n3wAw r tHaroWnWyLH dianaartted , at ig9hin, Wwta iw iliiTini ataaia Ataa Mil bo PvtrftlUng raentvtd win iJaa Ban Wlthneyor hw received a 4MMK tram tha army after 4 ytif rvico hr India, d Chtoa, Major Jamas Lamb is homo on a furlough and aspects, a discharge awn He served in South Pacific, Japan and Guam Jimmie Ball reported to tho naval fetation at Groaie Isle Thursday buf was home over Sunday He was in the South Pacific 8 years Gerald Henry entered the Uof M 11, Ann Arbor Jan,25 where he will take a refresher course he served in England with the army weather bur, aau Pfc, Frita Wylie who has been at Maxwell Field, Alabma, has been dis charged from the army JHe Wm McMacken has received discharge from the army He has jiai bean in Germany t Hollis HoMoway who was discharg i from the army for disability has pntered Marine hospital, Detroit The Vetorans hospital, Dearborn was full full to capacity Don Griffith was home from Cleve land over the week end Field Prtft aaini f ip TW4 Witt, Mw 1 w A uoootiM o wptuts and tt intartatnd pejraons wT be held at the school Tbttraday nit Fan 7 at jt, m No cuntraets have, yet hew, signed aa the coramitte desired to visit other lighted fields and get the fitftU of thnfr experiences Ye edityf lakes pride in the fact that ha Mi jftbtrumenul in starting SThal flf He has long an friendly wtjfcA alpusner of How who has beeractive in war bond drives In conversation with hint a week before the football banquet he trpreflsd the desire for a lighted field here and Mr Housner agreed to promote the project absomt ly free and suggested launching it the night of the annual football banquet Supt Reader was agreeable so Mrt Houaner was introduced that night by ye editor and the project launched Lee LnveyJohn Berg, Ros Read, P H Swurthout, Howard Thayer,Luu Lamb, J YoungEWid meyer who were picked to head the various committees only accepted after considerable sacrifice but all did fine work Mr Read and his solv icitors covered the entire village in one week and Lee Lavey was sue cessful in obtaining moat of the big donations from corporations and out of town firms The experience of Mr Housner proved invaluable as each chairman got a card from him every day and he kept them on their toes The following is a breakdown of the collections Michigan Mirror State News C UHM m OMftUN m News and ead Hejpniaa of the Detroit is at 11 running around ia State TertUy Told from tattling circle as far a obtaining a suitable j airport is concerned Aviation exJ pert and army men bad gone on re The speech of Louis BramfieW, Cgrd in favor of the proposed airOhio author before the Mich Press j uort in Northwest Detroit, iavt of it UA 14 linj,e 0 Wttb 0ffereti free to the city yet for Thty My all his othtr cloth went tQ th Victory Clothiry olloction Married at Home Friday Young Couple Are Married HB Friday at Pretty Home Ceremony Billy Meyer is now at Ft Sheridan1 pjnekney Business Men waiting discharge j pinckney Village Virgil and James Larue have rej fownuhips fteived discharges from the army Portage Luke ifcmat l now visiting in Wisconsin j Gregory, U Lt, Loraine Bill Drown and Howell wife have been visiting at the J B KingSeeley Snaijfir heme In Iosco He called at School the DMpatch office Monday He is Corporations JWV an4fArma Iniidento serve U n6rTfWen he Miscellaneous ril be elgible for retirement He is pox Social,, Dance a lieutenant and has aeen most of the world Will report to Boseon this reek Qw 9160D 82600 66500 11000 12000 30900 4400 U870 81 7150 16300 HENEFIT PARTY Later donations are Robert and Laura Grafwell SergLt Robert Young Florence Reason Artz Geo Oswad, Hamburg Tavern Miss Helen Reason, daughtof of Mr and Mrs MJ Reason andjjja E Reynolds, son of fr and Morley Reynolds exchanged 7jM marriage vows on Friday eyaing, February 1, in the presence fim f MABY0 CHURCH Rev Francis Marphy, ptstor Masses at 746 and 1100 m Catechism 1 AC Sunday and 1000 Saturday Novena Friday 1220 uoon and Assoc, had an isolationist comt from the state of Senator Taft and John Bricker, leading isolation ists He said Real wealth rather than money is the basis of our American economy The real wealth of a nation is its forest, its agricultural lands, its reservoire of oil, its mines,its riv ers and lakes, health and intelligence and capacity for work of itd people When these are gone or even ex hausled we shall cease to be a na tion of any wealth, importance or power or we shall be forced into the 0Ui the eurly precarious banking processed econ omy of a nation like Great Hritian which buys its raw materials audi findb its markets outside the n a tion Hritian turned to state socialism because it had bankrupt itself of its real wealth When our real wealth is gonethose natural rasources which we have expended so recklessly we shall become n third or fourth rate nation It will not matter how much gold we have buried at Fort Knox of how nTaiiyTjales of currency are turned out by the government print inp presses We shall be through und the mass of our people will be liv ing at the level of the Chines some unknown reason the cit,y turned it down The reasons given 0 fur do not hold wuter One is that it would lower the value of property and the continuous lunding of planee would keep them awake nightsThe same excuses could have been used to prevent the coming of the railroadAnother objection is the statement that the Michigan Central and Iennsyivauu railroad did not ask the city to build them terminals so why should it do su for the avaition companies This is not exactly true day the rail, roads were given every inducement possible This included free right ofwaylanu grants and money bonuses by cites, villages, townships counties and states This wa wne the ruiloads were in their infancy or pioneer ttate such us uviarn u now When avaition has been in operalou as long as the railroads they will be able to acquire their own UmdinK fields Uetroit had better wake up or she will be left at the post Other cities already have pian for acquiring landing fields Howell has options on IJH acres and2 plane owners have leased land at Gregory for a lundng field for 5 years 1000 500 600 600 Jack Hame 200 William Loll 5000 Caivin Hooker 500 Harold Swarthout 1000 Mr and Mrs James Popp Mr and Mrs Gordon LambVern Kennedy Lt LoraineBill Drown 500 600 1000 2500 Ptaclcney Chapter O E S will fcponor a party on Saturday even ing, Fab, 16, 1946, at the Masonic lull for the benefit of orphans and fcomeleea children, war victims TM pWty HI be in the nature of a Kid PartyDress and Act Like A jUd tor One Night to help those children who need your help There trill bo games and contests with j prifoa, a door prize and a Grand j March with a prize to the most apDARy FARMEr MEETING propriately dressed girl and boy i Tickets may be bonbt from the There will be a Dairy Farmers Mrtr committeeIrene Thompson, 1 meetng on Feb 8,1946 at the Greg KTinifrad Graves, Florence Baughn, 0ry Town Hall at 830 p m Ciiti HlUr and Ciytb Fisl e ro at Milk is wanted from this district Brs Hot urant, Pincknej unl a price never heard of before ITom Howes tore, Portal taice im the milk industrial world The left all get together and give themilk s wanted by a Detroit cream kids a break For tnen eVetails seejy, Cotne and bear the New Deal meilaTeVel Hoy Cmnmun friends , iop ettch Saturday e to 9 p m and For th happy ocwon, beuU 700 ful chapel had been ranged aiWhe i wk pf mh Nqvcnnft wiJ Rason home with walls and nopy I Uo convrpn of RuMi,Sun, of crepe paper ribbons in pink Xmmaaon for of Prb and ITtar stood a basket of cut flowers j prm ftBd ii9rtur9, s th et of cut and tall tapers in glisUninf candelI 77brb Sunday abra shed a mellow glow over the AroPBf u intntiQn ve Sunfor room as the impressive double ring Fpfcy mft ftBa u fF Crolan, ceremony was read by Rev J M YMon , Ft of St Andrw and in McLucas, pastor of the First Methop ric TuM t FeMt uf St dist church of Brighton Agatha and ma for poor aouJ,VYed Entrance to the chapel was through FeMt 0f S TilUi ftftJ S Dorotbyt a richly adorned archway tnd before the bridal party passed through the gateway, Mrs Merwin Campbell Because During the service sang, Mrs Campbell rendered, Love You Truly The bride chose for her wedding a gown of gold fabric fashioned in modish lines, with the V neckline, the short sleeves, and the pepium ac cented by an edging of black lace Her eorsage was of white garderias and she wore a hat of black Uce straw The brides only attendant was Mrs Rosemary Schoser who wore a frock of blue with harmonizing corsage and a black hat in spring mode The groom was attended by his brother,, high m for friend and relatives of donor, Tbivr, Feast of St Rom auld, high m for poor souJ, Fri, Feast of StJotoo of Maiha, req high mas for Leo, Paul anc Veronica Fobey, Sat, Feast of t, Cyril, low mass for all soldier killed in the war Sun, Fab 10 for Rv Carolan reojuasiad by fri end Pray We have been destroyintf our real wealth , oil, timber and miner, als at such a rate that many arti on the way to rapid exhausion Our two most important sources of real wealth are our forests and auricult ural lands We have already destroyed one fourth of our agricultur ul lands, and most of the rest is on the wiy through erosion or soil de pltion We have less than one txth of our forots left and much of thU its in government parks and reserve During the war we cut down our forests five,times as fat as we re our minerals, oil and other natural resources are ex hausted we are forced to turn more and more to agricultural landf and forests for substitutes to replac them On the British Loan he saidTheir claim that the war cost them more per capita is not trueThey paid only in moneyWe paid for the war in the lift blood of our economyoil,min eralb,forests aV agricultural products whichc are the foundation of our economy Of taind Lease which probably Attorney ieneral Dethmers hat made a ruling which may help cities out of their financial dfficultes It is that cities having uie power to amend their cnurter hv i njorty vote may raise the 15 mill property Lax limit Hay u majority vote instead of the two thirds vote which has been rciured heretofore Villages, townships and school districts which do not have that power will still be ohged to get a twothirds majority to raise the i5 mill limit This twothirds majorty has proven a tough hurdle for the cities toe ovv and is the mm feanoo they are in finap cial diffcBTfes and askng foA statt aid rs asked for a friend who died n With the Ford and Chrysler Comcompanies signing contracts with un ions it is not believed that th Gen Motors strike which has now lasted 70 fays will continue much longer Jioth the company and ujron are losing money daily by the strike The company has dividrnoVt pay to their many stockholdersWMdiJe the union has living expenses With the other companies sgned up and gett ing ready to surt producton on a big scale they are liable to get considerable General Motors business i the strike continues When the successful development Irving Reynolds, recently, CWrgttor James ,nore w winning the war for us than anything else he said Lend Lease was the biggest, most Mow York City Thur, and the moth Kirovs and disasterous coutribu er of Fr ODonnaU of Detroit tion ver made by any naton lo War Cali for your annual report and in the h,story of the worldWe shall of the ntoini ,,,,, was annjumed t now anvelopas j b paying for it generations hence was ited that WHJ wa9 only a ide , Debts of money cur be paid off eas ily enough under inflation but noth ing can restore the real wealth which etsW AUrPd AJUrd Maeiuter gives value to that money, the ore sfegtaeace SU4arganiat aadjdug out of our mines, the oil from line That the atom would develop a new and cheap form of power Of course this s yet to comeNow Capt fKjidie Kickenbacke come forward with another use for the atomic returned from long service in paper iyou can get from its operatorsThejr West piic 9ire9i the Mania W 4lvJttnaon , S S Suft l0 Carmen U Porter, chairman JVill be at this meeting Come oneT Following the nuptial rites buffjjjjr fichjj Come all Jt ivuicheon served and afteri jnrtlm, mm areninf TOP LOOK USTfiNI Big VaAentine CaXaterV Supper Feb I4tb at Con Co L church speard bar Yovag Womens Ajc Sisvy The menu is aa foHows ec aVatteced Ceana Loaf Bttitared Beets BeicedHam Piddesj BesVsed Beans RaUH pssesv OMSmw Fruit Salad1 Ffe, Hi tor flhidnsn service and Froaa 580 until all Program during even m Cm Cm AA JRdb jFmmKvSmt Z fe lUrtUWl toace 8 fWb 22SMMAeWi4gef thee Z 1Mb, lnjoati bene 3 Date, g jeWemnlte fcette Wm SAartw thew t snap JrnSsebna bene, was served and after j receiving congratulations, Hr and I Reynold left for a week end honey COSTEL M1SSIOK Ml lett Mr a wee en noncy p TrM njoon afterwhkfcJXL thev our house which they recently y Jw M IMUKhased and which had hew nadejfittlw gcaa ZZZ 14 completely ready tor iheir w 7 our reserves, the forests, the labor bomb He would use it to bomb the of men who processed it all, AU thihj ,Vo ap at South pole in An was distrbuted lavishly over me world The condition of American argri culture is growing worae PrmmdL ion per acre is dec lifting and Both bride and groom v gradu ates of Pinekaey high schoel and the bride has been eapioyed Car two years at the Scio JKg Cm at Dex ter The groom wiU neaume his wojiic at the Brown JskClaren Co at Haw burgr CIAOUT COURT miEm AH of the rt aesaiar last week jYaaj Palates Evening WnraWp Prayer Serrice, 720 Wed YUXJJfr CAUCUS I duction coNt per acre record during the war years most expensive p and farm commodities tory because it was w6m out land at lew acre Even at high tion of many com be subsidized by tax the line of dimiiiiseaajp Take notice, That a Citizens j crosses the line of Village Caucus will be held at the j shall have a kept Village FireHall on Saturday, Feb j subsidies, high price 1, 146 at 280 o clock P M fori the living standards the purpose of Nominating Candi1 Chinese date Car the several Villager Of BixMnfields solution is simpit I was occupied in listening to argue to be filled at the annual vill age electiaa, March 11, 394, vis Village ViHage Tceaamre, Aasessar, t aoeats of the CenenH lobars and CI O m the aait of 4M dnjaral to nestraia picketing at heTlmwd avoving gswunds fke General Ja itao eteim 4ne pidoanr are erartiaaaes ar Jemplpeee feam 4 frc and iMKe C CAO 4nat wmk m mmmmU 1mM, m 4mm elsapd aantRChe Three Three acti and uncover the gold, silver, iron and copper deposits believed to be then and rel ase thote riches to the worid Hcb already submitted bis plans to army and navy author is awaiting their reply nted States through the explor of Admiral Byrd now owns acres around the South would increase production on binds, restore the fertility of worn Village Clerk, out lands By renewing the wealth of our forests and Und we can main tain a basis for industrial prosperity Village Ctork MJmwmmim, , oekney, innn Tbe rerular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 O F 8 will be fceld Friday eveningriday evening JPtjb 8 at o clock The degrees of will be caofecred an three can Blanch Xartui Sac Ibeem murder of the iffcle in Detroit last week has to cry for capita pun in slbiawigan This is putting mw before the horse What this s not more laws but jpttforcement of those now on nV henk We read that after the 4Sme the police rounded up a rtnoa , number o moral degenerates as suspects One naturally wonder why thi feeble minded class is allowad M large The answer f that there It no place ta send theA feeble vntud ed boy was arnested in tins asuty f r n 9cx criroe a couple of pejM igO ffe wa ocdeed cotrWeittod na Lapeer But there were no yagannlaa bere and after benr h4d in iniaH aammer be was releaendipV, Mini again T s will be apon narl it dav aftoewieon M 1 P n donrgy the mowthef V liiaPMnT the of at In oader mmmm m 4nat MmmVfa in inwinae saavsasst fsasaaawJ aUa flsM tmmiSM 8tfeizy NEKU4WOIHNC HOTtS Miss Helen 8 lESfil , Feb LOCAL HUx Junior Wnktl USH to he Mrs, W C AtLee netteitaimeji ew PfwarA3ffiPis fri, Sat, Fob TdRGE WHITES SuronT UOAN DAVIS, JACK HALEY, PHIL TERRY, and MARTHA HOLL1DAY jCartooo SiWor Strnk Suit, Man Tut, Feb 10, U, 13 LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN A Ttricolor Oram with GEN T1ERNEY, CORNEL WILDE, JEAN CHAIN , VINCENT PRICE Cartoon Bobby Sua Sbowt 3Q, 100, 7i00, 800 lilla sehooJL Glenn Ueurmajin ia building a new funvture store on Grand River m Uowerl, east of the Ann Arbor era ing A 60,000 theatre is being built 1 at Walled Lake 225 p reduction workers at the Mich Seamless Tube Co, South Lyon are out on strike with the U S Steel Workers Dr Bemtie Kuchar of Hamburg is now resident physician at Mt Carmel hoaprtal, Detroit W, Scott Love joy, Milford ipojtl master, mayor end prominent Demo tret, died there last week Mildred Humerich of Iosco hoe been, chosen by FowlerviUe high sschol as their D At R representa tive The annual delinquent state tax sale tor this county is being published in the Brighton Argus this year Dr Nile Clark M D, recently discharged by the army after serv ing 4 years has located U Brighton, Mrs Ed RendeautEva McLucas in u patient at St, JJoe hospital,Ann Arbor with strep throat The Howell high school cafeteria served 10,451 meals during the first bemester Kev John Althaus, former arny chaplain in Afrca, Italy, France nd Germany, is the new Lutheran paste at Howell The U S Naval Recruiting office is open every Weduftwa at the Howell postoffice HOWtf Tlttatiml Among those exhibiting articles mmml A tlCttI,Cjmade themselves at the Mich State Caiuvan at Howell last week was C IWed, Thur, Feb 13, 14 TELL IT TO A STAiC A Comedy wit RUTH TERRY, ROBERT LIVING JNGSTON, ALAN MOWBRAY Plus TUSCON RAIDERS with BILL ELLIOTT, GABBY HAYES BOBBY BLAKE, RUTH LEE the week end hi TOi su nibs m Mr and Mm Frank Aberdeen were in Howell Monday The young people held a party t the Congl church Friday nlftft Kenneth WyUe baa told Me cet aye at Portage Lake to Harold Yvt tex Miss June Nuoffer of IfATt Of hUCrtiCV UMKimNt or AaltutTDM WYISJON Of BRAINS Notice ol titint antf ilanfrliHnJ 4 Drnfcane flfcttrfct TO WHOM IT MAY CQHClaUf ttolic U Mtrrh Ok, that KIRN HVPSOX Drcuiu Coaaaauaioner of antfeuknan ClUfnaaa of ftrainane loanl for be fSM tlkim Trunk Drauiase inaufct located in tb coturtiee of Geneaee Gratiot, laneer, Uriel iioa Midland Qathvad aseiaaw SaaOss syenaejiwewennja ejsjse a, annonji n VM ejesnp Bssanj eeiE aw w w Mnawpjiof ,,, ifttl Ik ia the eJftoaa 1 the spent the week end at the Lynn Hem Drain comaUauoncn of ut eoaattea n oidw dee home, dewcoaUat a draiaast dtaufct fo tac fM Miss Marion Shirley of Chelsea im TrMOk drain accordine m Act NO HI, spent Sunday at the Albert Shirley JL,121 M W1841 homA I IWW V , , , The rautt and tour ol arid drain in at John Carver and family of Wayne, f,uowi spent Sunday at the Carl Baughn1 home I Commencement, route and terminal it fotFloyd Mayeroft of Grand Rapids tewi , , , was a Friday ffuet at the Marwln aetnnina at tne outb hoandary ol uampneil nome Saginaw River, and proceedini thence Mrs LulU Lamb spent 8unday e in a wathwetterly direction up and ening with M, and Mrs Wm Lamhl ton tne cnannei of Shiawaatee River ComingThe Wander Man and Toll1 Ki in Ann Arbor Mrs Marvin Light entered St Joe hospital Ann Arbor this week for treatment W C, AtLte was in Grand Rapkk last week to attend a dry cleaners convention Mr and Mrs Edward Kenny left Monday fori two weeks auto trip through Ohio and Kentucky Mr and Mrs Calvin Army and Mr and Mrs Charles Caird of De troit spont the week end at Rush Lake John Meyer and wife and Nemo Lidke and wife of Ypsilanti spent to Ferfuioo Bayou, tbeoce toouth in and along Ferguson Bayou and the tocalled cutof channel of Flint River to the preteat natural channel of laid river touth of Mahar Road, thence toutheasterly in and along the general courte of Flint River to an ending in the preient channel at a point in Montrow Townthip Ceoeiec County, approximately 9 mile touth of he county line The land cfm prised within the ditinagf district are a follows IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY All of T4N, R5E and all of T4N R6E In T2N R4E all of Sect 2, 3, II, 12, IS, 14, 23, and 24 in Sec 4 the NEV4, the ORDER NOW FOR EARLY OEUVERY A Compete Line of Ekctrical Appliances C1VR YOUR KITCHEN OR BED ROOM a LIFT WITH A K Detrola Radio COMPACT, GOOD LOOKING WALNUT CABINET, FIVE Urp SUPERHETERODYNE WITH ENCLOSED AERIEL, OPERA7EJ ON AC OR DC CURRENT ITS RWLLIANT PERFORMAN WILL PLEASE YOU AVAILABLErOR 1MMEU1ATE OELIVEY YOU CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU FOR 2750 Richards Electric J i HOWELL, MICH HOWELL, MICH TUM, Wed, Feb 6, 6 SOME FUN ROBERT DONAT VACATION FROM MARRIAGE Selected Short Newt Thura, Fri, Fob 7, i Romantic Comedy SHE WENT TO THE RACES vitb JAMES CRAIGFRANC1S GIFFORD and AVA GARDNER Sainted SborU Sat, Fb 9 Matinee Fun FilUd Fioata JINX FALKENBURG, JAMES BANNON ia THE GAY SENORITA PllU Action Youll Lik CHARLES STARRETTand CON STANCE WORTH I 1 Hewett of Oak Grove who showed a garden tractor He had a black, smith bhop at Pinckney last summer The Milford Fair dates are Aug 7 to 10 The Milford Times celebted its 75th yea of existanrg lst week, nMM wi NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO ihis issue contains a fetronf boosi or the reelection of Di C L Siller UH mayor oi Incktiy It states he has been one of the hardest working booster to get a tord factory here and that only last week be and Floyd Week went to Dearborn and saw Ford officials who assured them a Ford factory for Pinckney was a reality Lincoln Day was observed at the school last Friday with appropriate exercises The Detroit Edison Co has a big force of men here putting up new poles and lines and getfng the town ready for Edison service George Marks has an auction ad vertised for reb 23 on the 1 farm R Hinton, auctioneer l MSH Fma Read underwent an op I eration one day last week last Wednesday at the John Martin INE of the SF and the v of the SEW i mat weonesoay at me jonn aimnf xU SE,n ,0 M , lhe sww w6 ot the SWH and the SW of the NW of, Mr and Mrs Winston Baughn are tbe sw ail of sec 15 except the vvv of preparing to move into the houee onthe WH of the NW4 and the ywt of thei the Kice farm which is being wade w of tbe SVM, in s 22, the EH, the, into a double house EH of the NW, the EH of the w of , ,gT f J1 y 9tiW in Sec 25 the NM tbe NE of the Rush Lake attended the grmduetionj8WW tbe NH 0f the SE and the NWS of their neice, Beverly Ruth CunnJqf the SE4 of the SE and in sec 26, the inglam at Flint lest week i NEW, and the KM of the NWW m T2N, Mrs Mary Eichman, Edward and RSE8 4 L6i,h8 wL r onABM AA ,u U, 17 8, 19 and 20 in Sec 1, the SWH, Doni Spears atended a shower for j of lhe NWV4 in ,2 tbe Mr and Mrs Russell Glover Friday night at the Gleaner hall Conway Paul Schlanderer of Ann Arbor was Saturday caller at the Dispatch office He brought out a party ef Roy Scouts to spend the week end at the Morton cottage, Half Moon Lake Fred Bell of Chelsea and Claude Bell and family of Dexter were were Sunday guests at the John Bell home Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle of Ann Arbor and Don Zanner of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at the FrankIue Nvt of the NEK, the sww of the NEW, conformity with the Mictvgan Eleo 1 YiXELew I WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT MY HOME AT SSI WET MAIN STREET, PINCKNEY ON EVERY SATURDAY FROM 1 TO 6 P M WV4, the WH of the SEW the SWV of the NEVi, and theVVH of lhe NW of the NEW In Sec IS the N H of the NUW, and the NH of the NWH of the NEK in Sec 14 the NS of tbe NEW the S M of the NWW, the SWH of the NWV, and the WV of the SEW of the NWH in Sec 15 tbe NW1 of the NH of the NEK, the N4 of the NWK and the N H of the SWW of the NWVi io Sec 16 lhe WV4 lhe WW of the NEW the NEW of the NEK, the N H REGISTRATION NOTICE of the SEK of the NEW, and the WH of To tne quaUffd electOttTS of the the SEK in Sec 21, ther W of the NWW, f pinckney county of Liv and the WW of the SWW n Sec 28, lhe , , NK of the NWW, 1 the NH of the , State of Michigan SWK of, the NWW in Sec 29, the NWW, Notice is hereby given that in Stanley Dinkel fUlNAM 1WP TREASURER i Nvt Saturday afternoon Prof SAGEBRUSH HEROES Kelsev Miss Nina Lambkin and MisaJ SaJoctec1 Shorta j Edna Keith of the community wel Sun, Mon,TiiiFo 1671112 I fare dept will be at the school Thrill nd Adventure 1 start a class in that dept to v BLOOD ON THE SUN with JAMES CAGNEY, SYLVIA SIDNEY SadUd Short Nwa NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Aberdeen home John Martin bought tbe registered Belgan colts, 3 or 4ear old t the Soper auction last week It is hard to dstinguish one from the other Dr James Nash and family of Coidwater spent Su nday at the W i Nash home Mrs Nash returned home with them Mr end Mrs Alvin Beckier and Mr and Mrs Anthony Barber of Detroit were Sunday callers at the Lester McaFe home The fire engine wa called to the Russell Bokros farm Monday noon by a fire which threatened to get out of ccontrol Not much damage i a rlope Mr and Mrs Louis Coyia, Thomas jfia y McPherson The Farmers Institute wil be held j Coyle and son, Wilbur were Sunday at Howell Feb 3 4 Judge Arthur jdulner Mre James Cole will talk on division of estates Kayanaugh at the Otaego Hotel in Avon Theatre Show 7 and 9 P M STOCJBRJDGE, MICH m VY P VanVVinkle will talk on thel00, L , ,ugar beet law , 11 Prof Woodbrfdge N Ferris of 1 Sua4y boneng U nepBig Rapids lectures at the opera house on Feb 14 an Making thai A w v A i i z INV and Mr Lome Coyle, Pinckney, Lea Fri, Sac, Feb 8, 9 R1DE OF THE MAiUMC JOHN GARfteU, PAAXJt Pliu Cartoon tlnxul 5a, Tuna, THE CORN World Better theuM oi tne MK o the NEW, and the jon LaW i the undersigned Village H of tbr Ni of the SWW and in Sec i c, fc n UDOn anv dav exceot e the HK, the M of the SEK the NjieJ W uPon By f except of the sww of ihe SEK the NW of the I Sunday and a legal holiday, the day sww and the N4 of the Sv of the sWKof any regular or special election or ia TSN, R4E all of Se 2 s 4, 5 9 primary election, receive for reg io, ii, 12, is 14 15 16 22, 25, 24 25, utration the name of any legal voter 7 the 1 of the NEW of the NEK m who may apply to me personally for Set ihe EH, and the NH of the NWK registration Provided, however that in Sec 17, th NEK, and the E of th j can receive no names for regisSEW io Sec 21, the E, the E of the tration during the time intervening NWW the NW of the NWK, and the TwenUeth Dav before N of the NEW of the SWK in Sec 2, i me iwenueui uay peiore the NEW of the NK and the Ei of the W regular, special or official pn SEW of the XK and in See 5, the E mary election and the day of such of the EH oi the NEW the Ev of the SEK eftion fh old adaee states Time and uu sww of the SEK and the svi of the The Last Day for General Regtid hlfti Je Thia fita ant NWW of the SEK 1 TN R5E all of ,, dofi, t aD1lv MPuns I J SS T w See I 2 s 4 5 6, 7 8, 9, io u 12 L A u lu in the picture There may be betis, 14 15 16 17, 18 19 20, 21 22 2S, wno you unaer tne Aosent voters opportunities coming to begin a 24 26 27 28, 29, M 51 82, 58, 84 and LawSe Registration by Affadavitgavijg pram, but there is no 55 ih Sac 2, aU eaxept the SEK of the Notice Is Hereby Given That I timc like now to gtart an accountif Ml rvJ th U nf rlu SWU nt the SEW I urtll KA of If, Um nt I , ,, i it bo only a dollar or two a week This bank believes firmly in thrift and your business no matter how small, is important to U State Bank TIME AND TIDE Most people have an idea when they begin making their own living, of building an estate to take care of them in the years when they are noi so well able to work hard With many the idea never gets into the practical stage The right tine never seems to come along following officers Com CLCampj o yeart etfafcFen 14 bell Lt Com, Peter Coniway R c R KennUy fny nteell K, C L Grimes F John Cadwell Richardson has nwij J ,2 C3ea, George Culy Phy, Dr Hjoj tiaiti work F Cajler Sarg, WIi Goodrich M A, I SPJjQhnaon 1st M A ,i Waab, is a W4 er m U 9i tmd M A, G N Whit hrodwJeeVrt, sd teadl feeatd Thompson idflet, Tbe fUowin ieiesd Mason 1 tnmlTl a aehaaTa SEW and the SVi of the SWK of the SEW y be at My Home on and in Sec 86 the WW of ttaWH of the SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1946 NWK and the W of the SWW In T8N, , 7 Day Dreceedinr Raid USE ail of Sea 1 2 8, 4 5 6 7, 8 9, L weiwieto way preceeoing saio ie, n 12 1, 14 15, 16 17 is, 19, 20 l lio Last Day for Registration 21 an 22 ail of sec 28 except the sve of by personal application for said Fl ow SEW an of Sec 24 excepc the svs of ection from 8 oclock ap m until 8 mon said day for the purSUKN4thTswK0 of revief ing the registration McrHeriai State Bnk hew, Wilbur Coyie on his 21st birthI the sXi and the sv, of Ac SWK sec, QIQC p dav Tbomaa Cavlm oi HAWAII nfr1 tne NWW of the NWW in Sec 27 the oay, inomas cyie ox gtoeu pr pose or ,, money u loan ai reasonable r and Mra Louie Coyle, Pinckney, UoZ i NWW the SWK land registering such of the Qualified jyid Bka The FfoM have installed the 1 AwjKWt aS et she of actors in said village as shall Pp me Cerficatea of Depoatt Money to loan at reasonable rates and mm m FlaTrWsBJati ane V44 in Sec 28, tne NV the Ni of erly apply therefor XL dmnita un to UJDQQJOO ia NWM oi the SEK and the N of the i rfudl also be at my home Wedw4i ITour mMnWauTiT Fed the sww Sec the NV ofYiltaaAzv peK IS Thur Feb Hand rf7 our Hiavniwahy t re NEV4 tne NH of the SV of the NEKiSV ie T7 ZlJZ Onpoatt laaiijrauacn Corp4Mraaaoa a, N d XWW d SWK of the J 15 regiataivoters artuidayNwv and aw NV, of the SEW of the The name of no person but an night Seat expect te f t fimsnertaKWK and m ec so the NV, and the , actual resident of the prvnet at 4he hievw of tne sww u T4N, R3E aU of time of said regiaration, and entrled , i 2 ii 12 is 14 15 25 24 and 25, gader the Constition if remaining p iec 8 the EH of the NEW and the EW j jA vote the next 3 itiiVVxSw 1 1 band will put on tiiaiy niht at Mesnj ronduced by JSH tn NEW and the sv of the NWK totioabook picket of Leave Man BTT DAVIS JOAM Plau Mawt Coming Th ebU World, t4Low, Cd By fctofcaellf VUAV i i f riesads bWped Lncy rajabnte jber 8th birthday given at the opera ebet Tuesday night by Ear atttited entitled The Yan Jsji Veeateer drew a full house Teen Turner and O HincheyJ aif dwm on the Jury for the next term of court I An association known as fiaaibure Fruit Growers has Dr FmaciM fee Crjffth, bkonjut tmmt k 1 insec Anaw SEW tbe sv of the NEiJDated Feb J, 1946 NE t the NEi and the Si of a p or KiZt naSTiihe SWVS inrSec 2i an 14 of ahe NEWJ cjysk tieher, Jweok, naeflpvi , a EH of the NWU CareW, Henry AaudE Mh WlJ aw EH the EH f the NEK the eon WiUnettt Planjjaar MffajH MBJMW of ahe MEW the EH of the sw OA the work lef She MEM and the NH of the NV4 of ane NW hi tec 2 che EH the EH f ahe SW ahe KWH of ahe SWW the EV of the NWt ae She NH of the NVw of ahe NWK in lac 27 the NH ef the NEW of ahe NE to Sec S5 tbe JJi nod she NH of ahe NEW f ahe aNWfc and in Sec as She NH the NEW aM e EH f 4he NWifc, jnt Jae STATCanF MaTlMCAM At seaekaa of esad Oawt, hnfj the lrthedje otYka, in ehe Cat eef Nellie E Gardner, Village Clerk 666 COLO FftPAUATiatf6 UVJD TABLETS SALVESOSE PkOPS Ue Only Ae DirecUd , SOIL COMSJtVATIOM MTnMG JC4JUMMC TUB MAMlMCAPFfiO Ralph Hayne, gesearch Division TO HAFP1WE of the teternatkanal Harvester Corf , Chicago will be the speaker at the banquet f the Southeast Livingston SWfVMCE hWWDFJtS AT SoH Cemservataon District at St TM LAaX CAeMM s jhsif, Howell oa Feb 12 at The brawny mother of four chfld p an The Fond Mercury Rangjdren used a 4ell to deceive her ad frill fttnush nmaic organied A ii Sawyer Oorce Winacs vice urea deiirgsfi MerrU , sec aad Borton jBepee, eas, Horn to Wilhaw Marshall ami srste 4d Unadnia on Jan U, Mt VW sWmewlh has jsr h4 the Wkpwk 4ar, 4jp 4faW avaVanVspn flev flaw m ead en test int day of ehriasry A i, ITeUi Judsjeef nana BBSBSP snnimannsnaBBBS SBSS SEK SEK jpd an St XH of of she aWae and Id ME SH of the ahe SEW pt ahe NEW of St of I snirersut the time came svhen she needed mone than a 4leiL Tlaesi terror land 4kath atruck mUMC MMES AUXUiAJLT w Use Tesaskp Ladies AaxUiary snetj writing in The American Weakly ,Bvstn Item Wayne Wagner Jan r with thia Snadays DetNit tlnjnm SJSU of the SRVfc in Seel1 hm i e f the snoet FsatavlaiisiBiiijiil was utjtic crimen Oet Snadays Instsslr en MtB ieea Hall aaW JTe anta an atSMn and nisnnaad hy a abw Ao kM no lse nhnessje nssnt new e epfl ot eke osses7dkin oananti Mrs Edmand Sheridan, Aa, 4aed at I trie ejs ejsnisa nay jejuni mitjTg Thuavnay The funoral sefla te iJhe ftssts eeW eewt mmiks art thf asaeee aeuJay, How iJst dnW flssiera aisetTejitf iuss rrffitisafal fiearisd is at the I ilHiil Mmtpm oemstawl1 nkenan is a iTawMle esfaWepf eV ,m mm ewsst fjsjpnjif nxejsy , d iasta ansnsksMrd gacjsnjn4sajf dp ajntpdn t i TU Piacfa edneicUy, Feb 6, 194i Victory Clothing Collection IHNCICNEY DISPATCH atdat poatoffic Pfccknay, Mich ooond claas uattar Srjbocriptioii 125 Paid tn Advance, PAUtt W CUUXTT, PUBLUHKI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiitMiiiiiiiiiiiiHiitiitiiimuiiiiFniuuiHittaiuHMUinim VALENTINES 1 t WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES FROM ic to 100 PARTY VALENTINES, TEACHER fENTINES, RELATIVE GENERAL AND COMICS ALSO WE HAVE 1 LB HEART SHAPED BOX CANDY FOR VALENTINES DAY T H3B Chinese warorphans must facethe winter In threadbare rags Yoifcan help them and tnlTllons of others who experienced the terror of war Give all the clothing, shoes and bedding you can spare to1 riorytothJngXollectionJor relief of war victims Let yourold clothw takeonjiewjife overseasHelp Needy MRS FLOSSIE FISHER, local chairman Kennedys Gen Store Mrfcs Dorothy Meubon spent the week, fcnd in Arin Arbor Mrs Wade Houghton and son of Swurtq reek were recent visitors of W Clavk I Mi ami Mrs Ambrose Kennedy of lEcorrfee called on Mr aad Miv Murray Kennedy Sunday Ralph Clinton and family and Ger aid Glimiin iiiui wife of Detroit spent Sunday at the J Clinton hone Miss Marion lleiuiee of Ann Arbor us a sveek end uuest at the Walter Clark hohie Mrs Jean My or took her home rfunday Mrs AltcTMyer substituted as teach, er for Mrs Don Swarthout for 2 veeks and Mrs Kaymonda Morris is teaching uovm 2 Mrs ClareMcMncken and Nan S A F1NE UNE QF FANCY STATIONARY IN COLORS Ledwidc visited Kevin McMacken C at UnfAefity hospital, Ann Arbor j 5J Saturday J 5 Mra nd Mrs T W Curlott call ed onMrs Battle Dpeker at the RuLh Whitehead homp in irotrory Sunday and 1oftnd her comfortable, j S W 1 iiiiiiniiMiiitllllllMlH Sunday guests of Mr and MrsHHHHMutHHHH, Aridrqw Uariiplietl were Oliryhm iar , , vj a,AftJSflrVy malee, find family Qf HilUlale nd WWWVJW Willard Hennett and fainily,Jackson Mrs Gladys Clinton, Mrs Lola Lohdeil and Mrs Margaret Klintdtt visited MrsHri Fawrett of Brighton at Kv Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Sat urdfty Snnflav dinner guests of Mr and i Mrs , Charles Clark were Mrs Olson, Mv nd Mrs Hrendon Sullivan and Mws Glenn Clark and children of Jackson y Walter Clark visited his mother, Ms Nellc Clark in Ypsijanti Sunday Mr and Mis Frank Nichols of Hotlt spent Sunday evening at the Walter Clark home Mr and Mrs Don Swartiiout are still in Hemet, California, where her father, T, L llourbonnajs sr js very Jow They got cancelled plane reservation at Chicago and reached California the next day after they left here Mr ijnd Mrs, M lv rarrow enter, tained u,t u turkey dinner Sunday Jiev andMrsJ M MeLueas and hunftyter, Norma Jeaji,, ami son, ChutkU of Brighton, Mi and Mrs Otto ioulon and Merwin Campbell CORY DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive FREE SEBV1CE Farm Animals Collected Promptly E L PARKER Amt Phone ney Tba FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Nhcnigan Central Dead Stock Co ,11 w m IMIUIitWtlMUIHIIMiliM FC Rei Milton Mitchell transacted business in Detroit lal Thursday Mi and and Mis Fred Read pent the week end in Ibmcl j Joseph laydlo working on the new leurmaiii stole at Howell John Croiie and wife of Howell p 111 Sundav at the V C Miller homo Lee Lavey and family callid at the Kiv Lavey home in Gregorv Sun day Clayton Musson and family were Sunday quests at the Albert Dinkel 5 hoiii S UillimllllMilllllMIMIMIUIIIIIUIIUUUlM s j First National Bank I to Hewll khof f 1 OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN TOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 358 Residence 613 s S IIIIHHl2IIUllUIMIilirmilllMUIlalliiMiiMHHINIKnIIIV j jaagggg AMEQlCAl HEROES I,inib of end with VOOOY CCMA EUctric Wiring Electric Service Motor Repair lug Don Hammer FraiikZeieler i I Horeee and Cattle Hog, Calve and Sheep REMOVED FREE JttOM COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4CO WE BUY HIDES AMD CALFWCilS SJkMLY mOtmiMC CAUS RECEIVE JHE MT SLViCE WHO wouldnt bu War Bonds to support men like Pvt Donald R Lobaugh,Freeport,Pa With his platoons withdrawal blocked by enemy machine guns, he advanced alcne and freed it Crawling coe to thejpnemy position under heavy fire, he threw a hand grenade and then rid the Nips, firing as he went Struck time and ajb he kilLd two of tlie enemy and forced the others to withdraw before his last fall The Medal of Honor vas awarded him posthumously , iieusur Department AMfiQlCAM HEPQE5 rty WOOCV COWAN Mr end M idoi Detroit nt tin wfl Mrs Lulu ljiMih S Knberl Nniler and fhmlly of Fowler, 2 h lir wrrf Sundy enets of Mr indjjg , Mrs ld Miller g Mrs, Joe Morrs nnd childin ari,lg stli vitli r Mleanor Iedw idi S wliil she is teihin,j here Mi and Mis lco Dillineham wrn In Iwli villi Satnulay and called on Mrs Anna Iecc Mr ud Mrs AMin Pfau and Mr tin Mrs AlficfJ Ifau of Ioo called H I Win Slielian homr Sunday Ioni Spears and Uennie anllair iin atljiided tlie Amerieaa Iftrion iniiaton at Howell Saturday nikht Mr and Mrs Irancs Krupa who ivo one to Detroit to livr railed iit in Wm Shdian home Saturday Mrs Alice Wyl of IMy and Mr and Mr ricc folmnan of Iovclf eaMf on Mrs Jessie Wylie Jhiniday Mis Mervin anibell, Mrs Mae Daller, Mrs Gene Dinkel and Mr So Levin were callers on Mrs Al hcii Inikf last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Cerald Kennedy at tended a farewell party Saturday night it the Ford Garland home for Gerald Bowditeh who i movin to Grand Rapids Ii4 Friday night Mrs Wa Wagoner entertained an young PJO plo at the Iinn Ht4de home ,honor of Lloyd Hende who is i ebd to Miss June Nuoffer Fb Under Fdrl Suprviion MLr Fdrl Dpoiik In turanc Corporation All D lits lnurd up to ,000 fo Dptor a lO I NANCE YOUR NEf IAK 1 s 1 As aiiioiiioliiles roll off th assemhy lines in full scale pro duet ion, more and more people will seek lowcost bank auto loans, Our rates for these loans are reasonable Our repayment term are a vou like them eonvenent and adjustable to your needs Before you buy another car come in and see us about a lowcost loan to finance it WK HAVK AMPLE FLNDS AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS ESTATE MOTKGAGES iRSQNAI, AT REASON BLE RATES UVESIDCK HAWJNI LIIUKIDK ji3 Wklw Trim M4e Co DMrlt of STATE OF MICKI Tixe Probatr Court for tfa of Liviagaton At a seasionof said Court, said 1robate Office in the Cjr Howell on the 15th day of A D, 1146 Present, Hon Willis L Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate Raymond i Hammll, M I S W Itsel having filed in said ourt his 2d, 3rd, 4th 5th flth and final account a Guardian and for the assignment of the residue of said estate, and also Raymond D HammeU having filed in said Court his petition praying that the Order of ttua Court creating S W ItsU as Guardian of said petitioner be vacatur and for the discharge of S W itsel as amid Guardian Jt U Ordered, That the 11th day of February A D, 1946, at ten ocock in the iorenoon at said Pro 4y MICHICAH r H Coaty of aaid Court held at Office the CHy of 4 otv on the 16th A 1, 1H46 Willis L J4fft mi Probate fa fie Matter of the EtaW Tbreresa A Marh, Deceased La vrence Stanley Marsh hayjnj filed in said court his final admiiua tration account and hi petition pra, ing for the allowance thereof and the augment and distribution of tiat residue of said estate It is Ordered that the 11th 4a of February,AD,lt4G at ten odoet in the forenoon, at said Probate QU ice be and is hereby appointed fm examining and allowing aad and hearing Raid petition It u Further Orderad, fgt lie notice thereof be gfoi tarttiftir tia mi UL m K t cation of a copy of three fcuccesshre day of I NVESTMENT in War Bonds has helped wan the war and wat no sacrifice compared to Pvt Furman L Smiths Tne brave CoirtraJ, S C bd, who hat been awarded the Medal of Honor pocthumously, itood between two Founded sergeants and SO advancing German with alonc Gacaod rifle and m dips From a shallow shell bole be killed 10 f toe enemy A liuerad tjeid vitb rthjo syounded, in a bopekss A4rzio a jnacluac ut iwaHfcMijMfc bate Office, be and is hereby ap pointed for examining and atiowinf said account and hearing said petit, raspsrfarh a circnlated in amis it is Further Ordered, That psjbiic Wiltis 1 I yarn Swim mi notice thereof being given by ptibti 4 trssoiSjMsy tion of a copy of this order, for Ceeotia farmm r o tavae auccasive weeks previous, to day of neariag in tbe Pinckney Gm WticWm a newapaper circttiatod im im BmmtmU Mr Mmmm v If V, ss sspssssBa J7 if ,W T Ol fff MMM iiiniimiMMmmtniMimmn Pindafcsy, Midi WcdtiWdhty, Feb, iy 1340 i Now Available 5 Burner CHI Stoves 3 Burner Duo Therm Hot water heaters, water sof titer Classified Want Ad VTVV v 3 2 PLACE ORDERS FOR REFRIGERATORS AND ELECTRIC STOVES MOW STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Uvmgetea At station of said Court held lit aaid Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on tibl 29th day of January A D , 1946 Present, Htth wftlli L, TX, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Lawrence Mroi, Deceased 1 M i Lvnn w Hendee having filed ill FOR RENTFarm of 200 acres 8 112, Court his final administration I miles west of Howell and Pinckney account, and his petition praying for wd Koy Dillingham Phone 6r21jthe allowance thereof and for the, 4460 West Schaefer Kasignment and distribution of the 1UK dALhLtiO gal fuel on tank residue of said estate with faweatt, kitchen sink wife trap, It is Ordered, That the ISth Say pitcher pump,2 burner electric plate, February A D, 1946 small oil heating stove Nelson Bustard IFOR SALETSpriug Torthlfarrbwa 4 J v , jPlainfield Farm Bureau Supply Store fid account a hearing said petit FOR SALEYoung chickens,sui table j ft ta Further Ordered That public rAr notice thereof be J5 ered as,ordered John B Martin tion of copy of this order once each FDR SALE40 Tons of Alfalfa hay ZVt e rocc weeks pre fSst and second cttttingsl J jfef he PMFE8SHMAL ThtPinebey Smtirira Ray hi Duffy, M Pteekuey, Mtohiaae 3uday1160,e m to IiOO p m, WeeWda2 to, 4 tp m, 7 to 8 p m Saturday to 4 la the crania AT A h i 1, Real Estate, laMtie Qty, Lake aai 9mm sVenuVf A Ipislsitj Usl Year IVnisMy lQftU DR R MeCLUSKCY onmsT tltCX Miebieoa at ten olock in the forenoon, at said Of flea, ISO Probate Office, be and is hereby ap pointed for exanrning and allowing 14 Ann Arbor, MbjUfaa HXROLD 0 IB He Jfteaiga aniWSap msWkkrmwmmmatww9 HARDWARE 1 SOYDELL lmjjmvawrfAjiasi minrnif uifw iiimiiir LEE LAVEY IIHUfHffimiIUfrifltlllilMt1llHllllllllMUIIIIMlllllHaIUs1 Louie Staekabie ing, in the Malaga by Aamefcrtmeut Hawaii, U MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPEOIAUZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACHlNELEfii ALSO COLD WAVES I Pheae 7 or 4S9 Monuments Malta 4 i h U S APPROVED AND U STESTED Baby Chicks iOR SALE 100 bales of Alfalfa Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate t , ha Oscar Beck A true roov Celestia ParshallRegister of Probata FLOOR SANDING A FINISHING Old and New Brighten up your home with a new flooi job Free estimates cheerfully given Phone Howell 71S0F5 McGUIRE A RANKIN BirdAuHiNii wjii do butcnwuig for farmers who have stock to kill L W Umstead Phone 64F13 OTTICE j Income taxes made out at my home 406 East Grand River, Brighton A j Phone 3731 Mr s J M McLucusj j FOR SALteWhite CovlrinrSaWS Also rubbish hauled 25c a load out doors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman I Helen Rubinstein Cosmetics exelusive in Livingston County at Howell fcuti SALEsiabwooa BuNbw Thurson Lumber Co , Phone 844 Hjoiwell, Mich, Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper Pbene 6 MARION MftVlOwaer printed and circulated in said county MARTtN J, LAVAN It fUuset AJfbJsa WHITE LtGHUKNS, WHiifc ROCKS BARRED ROCKS WlfcW rtAMlSHiKt KtU5, AU5 i KA WHUES LIAM S bUUKING UKDERS NOW CHICKS SUPPLIED BY THE LINCOLNSHIRE HATCHERY PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONBEH Phone 3F1I Pinckney, Michifaa Cbariee K eeaj Attoraoys at Haw First State aael Savings Saab Hawaii, MMUsjar mm fJEX LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pboao MFe Pinckney Mi eh fan , i iiBJii, ssmmmmm P H Swarttoiit SM FTJNERAL HOME it r Clark Brody Head of Mich Farm Bureau who v heads their membership campaign Septic Tanks Cesspools Clean fid WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH NOTICE sjFaY ss awJeoaWsaTjfp oaasiaiaBBy NOW AVAILABLEHudson large and small engines for replacement JAMES MORGAN A SON, Brighton Phone 4611 Pinckney 69F6 Repairing MYRON J HUGHES PLUMBING AND HEATING State License 717 Lakeside Drfva Rush Lake I FOR SALE White popcorn,also al alfa and brome hay C A Dinntre Michael Roche and Kevin Ledwidpe1 The Philathea Class will meet FOR SALEMaytag Washer, cOmpIot M36 1 miles east of Pinckney called at the Joe Morris home near with Mrs Fern Allard Feb 13 Ali jy overhauled Lacius J Doylt FOR SERICE Registered Hampshire1 Ann Arbor Saturday , , are invited Phone 42 J boar Y Hamperian j WANTEDTrucking work Will also haul gravel and coal Have 8 too truck, local or long hauls David Hoffman Phone t 9t 122 i Farmers Feed Supply CoPHONE 104 , MAX RWSSELLMgr FOR SALB Eggr Gustavet Hannaman I t FOR SALECompletiy equipped , house trailer at Andrew Campbell home Glenn Kingsley WANTEDL CrTICKEreST Highest prices paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Hdweil, Mich Phone 572, Howell How itiuiiiiiiMVMiHiiiH4iiiiiHMiti iHiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiirii ytiiiiiuJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifniiiiiiihiiiiHimiiiiioTiiiiiMiftb Housewives SAVE YOUR f WASTE FATS The United States Government for Ltave them Edison Electric Customers will get their REFUNDS Sg r S1VES at ibis SCOTS j M Qnettioe it ntcettary to apply to Th Detroit Bduon Company for this refund Answer No A complete record of all tomers bills is in oar files Question Can call The Detroit Editon Cornpony end find out the amount of refund I will receive Answer Sorry, no Becaase of the millions of records involved, it vill be impossible to ifisrn M individoel aeeoiuiis nsttil after vostf retwsd ebocb bos been molleel QoeeHoo Who i entitled to a refund Aaewer All eiectrie ceutosaerf islnsttaf ter frfim, fsmaw who have sot aside by the Edison Compear end fam poondod by the Court Ahoat U sf rsaths of it would have been reaoired to pay FceV erol Wartime Taxes Aboat rocoired electric service front FeMson Coaaponv at amy time betweco Samu 1, lfsulDee SI, 1945 fjaintisn STAsf should I do to insure my receiving my refund cheek was taken from aVe Companys daring 1944 and 1945 Quosdeau Whom tetU I receive this refund Answer Sometime before Jaae, 1946 It requires imlivldaol professing of 12 sail lion elertrie bills to issue more thau 115000 refund ehoehs The flret retnrnd ehemke will be issued about rob 5, 1944 They will thea he moiled oat at the of 11,099 amy uMl vttihe If I hove oddroes during this chock covering ell No A rmns wKitwm TM If yea be your uetWe Juno, 1943, he your To mill a refund to the wislhe which rou Con my refund he erodtied to SB rent eUctric kill mm I got paid my Xm emuny das larmv sasaT i smeeh smaasl y Idotyido uTh Doormat v , m TIB iETISIT ESISSN f SMPAMV mWttLk mmmmmmmmBawxi2mitl v f Kri awflnswsPaaSWaal , ,x A mxMm9mnnlKbmJi,i rsrtv , IT, v S t M 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 06, 1946 Description An account of the resource February 06, 1946 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 1946-02-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch