137 10 4274 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8a66f12a2fc71d4a2e85ef81b21733cf.pdf 00bbceaf6a0339f3d958372be0d4f772 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. 0ft y Y s I No 4ft News Items of Boys in Service Mews end Items Qoa sowing Oar left Who Are in Ike Ames i Raymond Kills, gon of Mr and Mrs Percy tiu arrived notne frojn the South racuic Sunday He has been in the navy 44 months and tha is his first time home He will ni get his discharge until after Xmas Sergt Forbes Place way of Howe it who served in the South Tactic landed a Seattle, Wash Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Lee who arc visiting their son, Alger, and famil At the naval school at Corpus Christo Texas, do not expect to return until Dec 15 Mrs Blum is in charge of the Lakeland postoffice 5 Douglas Plummer USN and wife have transferred from Norman,Ok lahoma, to Warrington, Florida Miss Dorothy Mealn who went to Washington last summer is now actum a ouicers chauffer at Fori Lewis, Washington Milton Mitchell jr and Miss Doris Hogan of Lincoln Parks spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr andMrs Milton Mitchell He will be inducted into the army Nov 29 Merlin Lavey who served in Italy and the Philipines with the U S en gineers landed at Ft Stoneman,Cal, i last week and is expected home very shortly by his parents, Mr and Mrs L C Lavey Cpl Roy Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs ClyJe Fisher, called up his parents from Newport News, Va, Sunday He has been in Germany Sergt Francis Krupa has been discharged from the army and has located in Detroit Serg Ted Adseh who is also in Detroit went deer hunting v Capt Paul Strawhecker wrote his sister, Mrs On a Campbell that he expected to be discharged by Xmas time CpU Glenn Jtingsley has been discharged by the army He was a war prisoner ia Germany for several months and since his return has beei for severaT months, guarding Gent man prisoners in the carrott and su Former Local Girl Weds Format Pinckney Girl U Married at Detroit Last Thursday Mrs Max Ledwidge announces the marriage of her daughter, Jus tine to Edwin Grablick of Alpena The wedding took place Thanksgiv day morning at 10 oclock mass at Hoiy hosary church, Detroit It was a double ring ceremony, Rev Fr Fr Cyr offiriating The bride wore a Hunters Green suit dress with brown accessoriesThe groom wore a dark green suit The brides corsage was white rosebuds and mums They were attended by the grooms brother, Stanley Grablick and his wife, Martha,both attired in brown A wedding breakfast was served at the Seward Hotel, for the members of the immediate families, foil, owing the ceremony A reception was held at the apartment of the bride where the wedd ing gifts were displayed The young couple left for Alpena for a weekfkstay ATTAIN E BOND QUOTA Once again Livingston county was the first in the ate o sell their Bond quota While some townships failed to sell their quotas, others sold much more than their quotas This is the third time this county has been first in the state Chairman are urged to keep on selling as the county is competing for the banner for gelling the most E bonds per capita of any county in the state Ik lias gone to Ann Arbor to spend fthe winter Mrs Vioia Mafcd wd Mrs Beas i Devraur wr In Lansing Friday Mr and Mra fee White called at the Basil White fame in Howell Sun day, Mr and Mrs JJack Wilson Jr of Detroit spent the,week end with relatives here i Glen sticks anW family of Parma were recent callers at the W H Clark home, C W Hotter And family of Ann Arbor called at tHe J H Hooker home Sunday Mr and Mrs Ori Kiine of Breckonridge ceiled at tK W C Miller home Thursday , The HQHU Wyliefamily were at the Abraras home A in Jttowell for Thanksgiving Michigan Mirror lg URRR d e OMMfiN State News C The long expected strike of labor IT MYS CHURCH N Rev FranciB Murpny, pastor Masses at 745 and 1190 a m Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 a m Saturday Novena Friday 1220 noon and 800 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday ft to 9 p m am Sunday 700 to 7 0 a m This is the 4th week of the 45th Novenna Among the intentions are Sunfor late Mary Gaxin, Mon, Veronica Fo Nm and and Happenings of the versus industrycame to a head lae State Tersley Told frvm Leasing i Friday when some 350,00 employe3 I of General Motors in some 20 sta The continued drift of the nation walked out over the refusal of towards state socialism, althoughcompany to grant them a 80 to a lesser degree than is the case age increase The companys of England under the AtLee labor mand for more time they government, is illustrated by Presija stall and said they were tfeee dent Trumans message to congress Mr and Mrs EdWawl Zoner of j tives, Tues late John M Detroit were Saturday guests of Mrs m Weo, lat Hele Keerns, I WVII Thur late Jim Vaama ZanA,a I Leon Meabon and wife of Dexter called at the Dale Miller home last Thursday Mr and Mrs Win Shehan spent Thursday at the RochO Shehan home in Ann Arbor Mrs Warda Harweod and children were Thanksgiving guai of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck of Detroit spent last week with Mr and Mrs P W Curlett Mrs Edna Reason and daughter, Leota, were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Mary Eichman j Dolores and Harriet Eichman off Dearborn spent the weel end with Mrs Mary Eichman Thur, late June Kearna Sandke,Fri, special intention, Sat, Req high mass for late CH Kennedy and com for members of purgatorial society Prayers requested for late Rev Fr Brinton of Hillsdale and late Mrs Mary Redding of Toledo, a summer resident of Lakeland James Brennan of Lakeland was Injured last week and has gone to the home of his son in Detroit Baptism was conferred Sunday on Anita Louise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson Sponsors were Robert Christy and Miss Sarah Johnstone of Detroit COMMUNITY CGKuL ,HJRCH lev Alfred AUerd, Mlnistsr MARRIAGE LICENSES Jack Sherwood, 19, Fowlerville Lucile Kline, 19, Fowlervile Howard Murningham, 20, Howell, Shirley Noll, 20, Detroit James Brannon,26, VanDyke, Mffly Wagoner, 19, Hart, land CARRIED AT DEXTER Ernest EUaxser and Mra Josephinet Backer of Patterson Lake,were marrgar beet fields He says many of th led by Rev Edward Drewsof Dex prisoners do not intend to return t cor on Nov 19 They were attended Germany but will stay here j y Mrs Kate Buss, sister of the Dick Ambuirgey USN returned U j room and Oscar Buss of Ann Arthe submarine base at San Francises i bor California, last week and Bill Kuhn lCtoSTZ family of D 8aughn,Organit and Ht were Thanking gueeta at JfiomBOU s s gupt Miming Worship 1080 afuaSay School M 1140 to the one at Bremerton, Wash Robert Singer has returned to naval duty on the Atlantic seecoast Sergt Dick Amo and wife Pauline McLucas of Ann Arbor called at the Curlett home Monday He was discharged at Lowrie Field, Denver, Colorado, on Nov 16 A telegram received from Sergt Max Reynolds Monday stated he had landed at Camp Murray, Wash, and would be home in 2 weeks Mrs R R McFarlane writes fromj Sarasota, Florida, that Mr and Mrs William VConnell of Patterson Lake Their troit the C J Clinton home, i Thomas Ware has go to Fairhope, Alabama Hie wltV nd son will Mw pncUm wd wning join him there after i We welcome you to our worship Mr and Mrs H C Vender spent j gunday mornin at 1030 the week end wth his wtother, Mrsi Thjg wU1 be the rgt Sunday in Ethel Vedder, In Clevlanf Advent and the message will be in Mrs Mary E Smith, mother of accordance with the beginning of Mrs C H, McRorte Is a patient at this great season Special offering a of M hospital, AnnAifor j for war victims Sunday sehool at Mrs Bess Devereaux and MrsU30 younK peoples meeting at RuthTBidwnll ef ITowett were week 6 octock end guests at the Fred Read horn , 0 Martin Markos and Thereee Payne I COiFiX MISSION of Pnckney were married Py Justice Pastor lizra, Beachey Don Knapp at Howell Ner, 10 j S 8 Snpt Marvin Shirey Billie, May lLf and Patprieia She Morning Wersaip 1000 han, Ann Arbor, spent thekeek end I Sunday School 1045 Nov 19 advocating national compulsory health insurance We are not proclaiming judgement on the program only presenting the viewpoint of the average Michigan physician and surgeon and I outlining the issue involved Trior to World War II, compulsory health insurance had been adopted by 2U countries with a comoined population of more than 500,000,000 Five additional nations, as a substitute for compulsory healthinsuran Lu gramra government subsidies to volume organisations sponsoreu by doctor which insured their mem bers in mi acceptable manner Thiy are New Zealand, Belgium,Sweden, Denmark and Spain The American movement began about 1915 following the adoption in England of the British Insurance Act ol 1911 However the idea was not received favorably here at th time The American Medical Asn went on record against it in li20 among the critics were insurance companies, many employers organizations, druggists and patentmedicine manufacturers, the American Federation of Labor through Pres Gompers and the executive council and several religious having the buck passed Tlie IQ0rto m general do not get a clear pieture of the side of the working men The press is rabidly proindustry Ye ed itor has a cousin employed in one of the Detroit auto factories During war time his pay was around 55 a week Now it is 32 Many of these men bought homes on contract etc and they cannot get by on the pre sent pay rate, in a way we believe ndustry was not too op isedto lettetting mutter come to a head and had little desire to put any curs on the market until after Jan 1 as tjien the heaviest war taxes KQ off Also when the smoke has blown away and the strike has been settled they ex pect to be uiven permission to raise prices to cover the wage boost NEIGHBORING NOTES Dexter high school foot oell team won 6 games and Lest 3 Leo Devine and Mis Eeanor Ltbdell of Dexter were manod there on Nov 19, at St Josephs church Don Cole, Stockbridge high sehool foot ball player was named on the all county team in Ingham Gladstone and Caskey were put on the second team Ralph Me vers had his hand crushJ in a combine last week while at ork on the Ralph Marshall farm at iregory The D k C Stores have bought will at the Roche Shaken N a fr f Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbridge George Meabon jr, son Dale, Gusf recently arrived there Their son Charles Jasmer, has been discharge j the hotel at Stockbridge and after 80 months overseas in Afrir ,j move their offices there Sicily and Europe He received tiej Some roisterers carried away the 1 Young Peopled Meeting 139 Evening Worship 800 Prayer Service, Wed s8K0 JRN NUAL BAZAAR Noixviaauddv groups It was denounced at being unA merican,sociaiistic, a wrong method of attuck and a death blow to the personal relationship of doctor and patientjust to mention a few objections After considerable discussion the medical profession chose to do something about it TheMien Hate MdicaL Soeiety 4800 members strong, came out in Wiavor of prepaid health insurance The Mich, remedy was this Two volunteer nonprofit corporations, the Mich Medical Service and thef the Mich Hospital Service, chartered by the tate legislature in 1939 whereby any citizen is elgible to subscribe to lowcost insurance covering both medical and hospital penss The houMhft shortage continues to row more acute not only in the cit ies but also in the villages Even in Tinckney there is not a house to be had for love or money nor has there been one for many months pustAn effort has been made to relieve thia near the huge factories where federal house projects have been built The state has done nothing in this natter but talk Willow Hun jeering y referred to as the ghost city ot Washtenaw county has now become the home for J students at the University of Michigan There is also in unpleasant side to this home scarcity Stockbridge has passed an ordinance aganst the use of trailer homes inside the village and Dexter lias dug up an ordinance passed in 140 prohibiting the construction of new houses or repairs unless hey are approved by the building, commissioner Kvery day we see a jMaat in the papersaainst slew demobilization of th service me n, yet they are iHing discharged now twice as fast as the employment bur eaus or housing facilities can handle them exLedwidge and Pat Jeffreys went to The annual bazaar of the Lades Touay me uospual Service has Lincoln to hunt deer this week Aid of the Conglchurch will be heldj 0VeJ 1,00,000 members and Medical Clare Miller and wife observed their lth wedding anniversary by spending the week end in Lansing 1 Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of Whitmore Lake have moved onto the I AAA ELECTION DEC 6th at the church parlors Wed, Dec 5th, opening at 2 oclock Supper served at 6j80, Everybody welcome Com The election of committee men for the Triple A, Putnam, township will be held at the town hall on Dec 6 from 300 to 400 p m certificate of merit, ETO ribbor, 6 Batte Stars, Combat Infantryian badge, Good Conduct medal, r,lhi guished Unit badge, Silver St and Belgian Pourragere He was ui tJe second armored division which served on 3 continents, 10 countries, spearheaded for five armies,one task force and seven corps The comneniee of his unit provide the color guard for President Trunurnd during his visit to Berlin ANNUAL COMMUNICATION The annual business meeting and election of officers of Livingston Lodge No,7 FUM will be held at their, ball on Ti sday even ing, December 4 starting at 8 pn An oyster supper will be served after the business meeting Lets have a wooden Tndfen the other night which Dan Noeeker has used as a sign at Camp Davaja for many yaers past 49 returning service men filed discharges with the draft board last week Reynolds Wylie got a shot at an albino deer near Lovells last week but failed to kill it Bifl Hodgekinson Bill Hodge ef the Detroit Edison Co, Howell, welW M ,t Z K V tlMiller fjajmiliee John Pehey farm on Chambers Rd Miss Marion Shirley and Mrs Margaret Marsh of Chelsea spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dale Mr and Mrs Boy Teeple of Brighton end Mrs Mary Teeple were j KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Villa Th Piackajr King Daughters will Richards CbrUtma party and UcMr and Mrs Lemuel Martin of tie of officer Dme 6 at 2 p m at Ypsilanti spent Thanksgiving day at I the homo of Mr Marvin Light, the home of Mr and Mrs John RJ Ma Daller, Sec Service 00,000 Michigan leads the world in health insurance However Michigans success in thii field reveals and emphasizes a weakness in the American medical pro fesaion While 88,00 persons in Michigan have health insurance against medical expenses incurred during illness only 200,00 ar s0 protected in Massachusetts and 175,000 in California the second and third ranking states in health insurance in the nation W M MERRY TASOEEETTES The Merry Tailorettee clothing elwb are showing progreThey have kefr darning and are new en holders for Christmas They hone te asafce article er the RedCneai Deeetfcy Roberta, known amateur entertainer and poet, has received a discharge from the U S navy He was on a submarine The Junior Red Cws of Livingston county has sent 100 childrens boxes overseas Jerry flagman, son of Job n Hag man, county clerk, wen the 2 war bond given away by the Howell Lions dub ast week Mr and Mrs Alhin Pfau of Martin Mrs Devereaux and MrsJ Sergt L,ioya ttenaeeUSA retired Ruth BidweU of Howell were Thanks j observed turkey day in Lansing giving guests of Mr and Mrs Ben I Jack Butler and family of Gregory White I wre Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs Clare Miller enterj Mns W H Meyer, tained tfce W C Miller and Cifferd I Lee Lavey and family were at the MIIIP fiiiM and Mrs Ida Mae Vincent Sheilds home in Ann Arbor for Thanksgiving Mrs Lulu Lamb, Mr and Mrs James Popp and son, and Mrs Willa Lamb and daughter, were in Perry for Thanksgiving L J Henry and family and Mrs Thomas Ware and children spent Will Geddes Mowers Thursday Clyde Derrow and wife ef Mitferd on relative here Thursday He went nerth with Kenneth and Bud Derrow and got a doer The Merwin CempbdU family spent the James Hall Thenkagivia at the James riaii Thomas hone ia Ptainfioid and catted on Ar Thanksgiving at the told floiiaist at the MkSLState San h n Chelsea ia the afternoon 1 Thursday dinner gueete of Mr and jar i IJLTS vmxoru inwu wrc and Mm, Bos WhHe and P, Mrs Wray Hinckley, Mrs WUI Monte and Kellie Gardner were the w1 ehidren and hie Nov25They have lived on the farm since 1894 Fire destroyed IS cottages at Can 1 gueete of Mr ter Lake,Micbjgnn Center, last Wed1 White Thankagivtog neaday night, leaving lg famiios Mnrray Mtmmnij homeless Leas was estimated at pointed tmotee of the CosnmnJty KaH Aatn to m jhe later H ICannedlie nU act as VanHornwere Mr On the average dajr Turkey day as Thankngiving day is called has passed and many a gallant turkey has bit the dust to pro vide wherewithal for the Thanksgiving feast This year, thanks to the returning swvr tnen iliere were enough turkeys lor home consumption, liy ih uy oid y 1 knw that the turkey came nery tiear hiig chosen as the national bird instead of the American eagle iJenjamin Frankin was a staunch advocate for the selection Sf th turkey He said he turkey was a native of this country and was unknown until discovered here The eagle he classed as cruel, ruthiess,cowardly and being found all over the world However the eagles warlike qualities prevailed over those of the peaceful turkey and the great Franklin, the sage of America, was overruled We believe the bird we now call the turkey was To dispell this apathy the Michilnot the wild turkey of the pilgrims gan medical society invited IT state I but a bird imported from MexicoTb groups to a conference at Detroit J wild turkey, like the passenger pigin April and are sponsoring a national conference in Chicago Dec 2 The trouble seems to be that Miciigans leaderhip has not received the blessing and support of the august and distinguished American Medical Association which has remained distinctly aloof from the field of health insurance The dilemma of Michigan doctors is clear Michigan alone cannot stem the rising tide of socialized medicineUnless all state medical societies cooperate some form of national health insurance is inevitable within a decade Quoting President Truman eon is practically extinct and only exists in a few locaties ad Mrs Norman ipMICH STATE MUftSES AST Miss Eleanor Dryer praaJdnrt of tteLuing District o the Mktfeaa State ML Ya hed a iatheli urn of the cmneet is Wt 6jm and the Highla St JUwence hoapetei I inning omj land cesnetery thane mm 1 whkJl PoSkaos of the J Hanrtd Meiey mi Urn, of J S JH tSL EashLeke of GaadMm m 3the is Ztim 4iacaaiicj foMowed at There nee ML70 of Mich, of ofelr fM Alhert Dinkel of Mr Will of Mr and Mrsi John Dinkel and Car M Wnkei and lasnay O mr 7,000,000 persons so disabled b ard Wiltse and two chidren and hler sickness and injury they are unable mother, Mrs Coan of Gregory to go about thair tasks The number Dr and Mrs Robert Johnstone of of days lost by illness is 40 times Chicago spent the week end at the greater than the time lost by indusW J Nash hoove Other Thursday trial strikes over a ten year period, gaests were James Nash and family, Forty percent of the countk in Isabel Nash and Martin Hitter jr the United States lark a hospital and family This is particularly severe in rural Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham and areas According to the Detroit Free and Mrs J H Booker wore the Press In Our Opinion Sunday one county, Oscoda has no doctor of anyf kind Politics make strange bedfellows ndso apparently does war We read ai in China the Chinese nationalits are using Jap soldiers to fight Chinese Communists and that in Java the Britsh are using Jap sol iders te fight the Javanese revolu lionists Apparently in these two places the demobilization of the Jap ense armies has not even started and our late foes seem to have suddenly become our allies Japan seems to have acted much wiser than oar late foes, the Nasi At the first dan eatoTTtpjer of invasion she surrendered and saved her hoiiolanu iVou the devastation of invasion She is now bend ing her efforts toward obtaining a soft peace Thankngiriag of the C W family hi Ana ArhorCecn Hooker returned with the DttUng NOTICE Will the person who took, the pressure cooker from the school kitchen return same and avoid j Miss Alta Robinson spent the week JUdgO WrodJ Mr end Mrs any Jjend wrth her people in Hilman fins Edward charies Clark Jr and hwther, utw t JfeT 1 ho the weak end with Mr anett Lake were, sjanfc t Roscommon Toowiie fed aad Oraes Lohe Mr and I loots and aosu Bmmd inesl aadj Msahar of Gittet or tSayftev Aeij Cl flaalay eollora at the John Martin far, and Mra CUflCead Minor oa FHday at4ismer in Bate MttJerand Mem OilYasd got a deer there The WiUard ViHee gang of hunters who wont to Chrran nurnh 1 orod IS and got IS dewWizard WtJ on, Clifford VanHorn, Tom aad j ftowtett wore m the natty, eacyj 101 eaho hooted wear thane anengesjg Born to Mr and Mra Clark at McFherson hospital, HoweM Saturday, a daughter, Anita Marie Born to Mr and Mrs Bigler on Sunday, Nov 26, at Phoreon hospital, Howell, a aei fieaton The Bigtera line ia tha 4f shall C M i V sf jMsfr M n J l V r 7PP 7 fFW1mTF K A The DiiPttkk Wecfcaeeday, Nov 28, IMS jTnr Sylvan Theatre CHELSEA, MJOL FrL, Sat, Nov 30, Dec 1 BLLLS OF ROSARIlA Starring ROY ROGERS, GRANT WITHERS, WILD BILL ELLIOTT, DALE EVANS, GABBY HAYES, SUNSET CARSON, DONALD BARRY j l li Martin J Lasa, STATE OF MICHIGAN Lyoudff of Pro The Probate Court for th Count A copy of Livagton CeleMia 1 urshall,Regster of Probate At a session of said Court, elt atj t the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 21st day of November A I, 1145 fn the Matter of the Estate of Juins LamMilin, Uvead Marl in J La van, havintr filed his ntition, ptayinu that an instrument Having discontinued farming J will iiU,1 in said Court he admitted to, at public Auction farm Iroiate as the la,t wl ind testaj iotHto,i f, 1, , North of ftncVmey pUnt of ail dtrid and that ad on blacktop to Wrights Corners and ministration of said estaie be rant then west Follow the auction AUCTION or some other Cartoon Newt Sportreel Son, Mon, Tut, Doc 2, ,3, 4 CHRISTMAS IN CONNEC T1CUT lit able person It is OrdiredThat lie 21st day of January A D, ItU at ten oclock in the forenoon,at vid Probate Off ue bo and ii hcrcoy appointed for hearing aid p tition, i sgns, on DEC 4th STARTING AT 100 P M SHARP It is Further O I, That public A Comedy Starr,nIJhNNjS notice thereof h ivon hy publicaBARBARA STANWYCK MORGAN, SYDNEY GREEN STREET Cartoon Haro Tonic Sua Shows 300, bUO, TlOO, 9i00 17 17 tion of a copy of this order, for EAD OF CA1FLE 0 three successive weeks tuevious to M Herd of Registered lirown SWIM said day of he ,,i m he IMnckrieyj Dispatch, a newsparwr printed and circulated in said County Vv illis I Lyons, Judtfe of Prohato A true copy Cattle Wod, Thur, Doc 5, 6 SWEET AND LOW DOWN YliMia larshall,Rujistor of Proiiate A Musical Comody with , 4 jrI,,,,,, BENNY GOODMAN, LINDA DAR STATE O MICHIGAN NELL, JACK OAKIE, LYNN BARl ao Probate Court for the County Jg Plus 98 SHEEP 98 7d Head Blacktop Delaine Purebred Ewes 20 Head Blacktop Delaine Lambs s Head Blacktop Delaine Rams HOGS Lakeland Grocery Market ON M36, S MILES EAST OP PINCKNEY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEJ Gold Medal Flour 25 lb sack Carnation Milk 4 Pet Milk 4 Mich Potatoes U S No 1 Pack, Maxwell House Coffee Jar Beef Roasts Choice Cuts lb1 Pure Ground Beef lb Short Ribs Beef lb Fresh Dressed Chickens lb Michigan Celery Bu eh , At u session of said Court, held at 2 KJS8ter Herford Bro Sowal the Probate Office in the City of 0 ei tv Howell in said county on the 14th Vtrfoitir,,W day of November A 0, 1 15 KiKistered Hereford Boar v i ri Aieuci Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, mm CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE with Coming Gentle Annie A Bell for Claude 11 Kennedy, Deceased HAY AND GRAIN In the Matter of the Estate of 114 Bushel of Ear Com Adamo, State Fair iOO Bushel of Outs ALL THE FARM TOOLS Howell Theatre Wed Thur, Fri, Nov 28, 20, 30 VAN JOHNSON, GINGLR ROGERS LANA TURNER end WALTER P1DGEON in It appearing to the Court 1 at the o Tons of Hay time for presentation of claims 14 Acres of Shredded Fodder against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be ap pointed to receive,examine and ad just all claims and demands ajrainst TERMS,12 MONTHS TIME said deceased by and before said Court 11 is Ordered, That al of the creditors of snd deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate OfTiir on or before Thos Love s WEEK END AT THE WALDORF Vernon Bank, Harley Earl, Clerk Cartoon N ews Sat, Dc 1 LEON ERROL Harold Gates, Auctioneer Kl , P ,,, HHone Howell 1010 the 1Mb day of January, A D Iii, at tcii oclock in lTJ forenoon j aid time and place heme hereby ap hilled for the examination and ad1 j hutment of all claims and demands Wr and Mrs Louis Coyle apent i o sad tieceascd Sunday at the home of Mrs Ella j It s Furtlier Ordered, That public I sMlPsn near Chelsea They were alnoticc p civen by publication j M Milan one day last t of this order once eacli week for Mr and Mrs II Allen and sons, Donald and Herbert, of Lansing Callfoimla Carrotts Pink Grapefruit lb Pears Tree Ripe Grapes Tokay White Grapes lb Head Lettuce Large Heads Cabbage solid Head Sugar we have it Bunch FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MR FARMER BRING IN YOUR EGG3 WE PAY CEILING PRICES in MAMA LOVES PAFAT Alto WILD BILL ELLIOTT MARSHALL OF RENO la Special Cartoon Mat Satfor Kiddies lliree successive weeks previous to the said day of bearing in the linck ney Dispatch, a newspaper print d and eiiLjJfHst4t 1 4 1HHV p nt Saturday at the M E Darrow Donald has been in Hawaii butis now TtrfmpWalfalJerTeicaar 5un, Mon, Tuti, Dec 2, 3, 4 Mat Sun 200 p m Continuous EVELYN KEYES, PHIL SILVERS s and ADELE JERGENS In MliiiHIiliUiluikiiltiMtfiiiiittiiiiiiauitllllllllliiliuiillllliiuiililllKlllllbaiaitlllHtlM j KC Reickhqf Sr, THERE ISNT ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE A THOUSAND AND ONEj Novelty NIGHTS la Technicolor Cartoon OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS HHONK 53 Residence 613 w tnmwiihiMimrt i tinimigijiiitKinitmiiiwiuiiiJiiiHiuiiiniimn8iiHinr New I 555Slf,M,M,,ll,,l Wed, Thur, Fri, Dec 5, 6, 7 GEORGE RAFT, CLAIRE TREVOR in JOHNNY ANGELL Cartoon Lateet New I 1 i Snow 9 pW Slow Time Fri, Sat, Nov 30, Dec 1 Double Feature IHE BULL MGHTERS One of the Boat Comedtot of LAUREL A HARDY Pint THE VAMPIRES GHOST Here U a Thriller with JOHN ABBOTTPEGGY STEWART a V m m Snn Tuoe, Doc , PILLOW TO POST Lattfh for Everybodv atarrinf IDA LUP1NO, SYDNEY GREEN STREET Now Cartoon OeWrbU Kitty m Electric Wiring ElectricService Motor Repairing DonHammerFrankZeigler Dstn Juua vuiUign Wkhovt ov MBIU of RoaartU Sep lie Tanks and Cesf Fcsls dessei WITH MODERN WJUlPMErn OanBurkett Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle HogT Calve and Sheip REMOVED FREE PUOKEfcOUMCT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEIVE 1HE BEST SERVICE imnmni imtiiiiniTii rr i irrirFirrmit,ir irrnmrmrnnmSi THE odds tie igtiest CaMpers break 7 vt ing thii mtnpowcf bloc Theres just one too manyl And ia e home that has inadequate wiring, your electric br the circuit to carry It isnt a happy home where Mother hasnt h rated t K theres no oytietor m See V A AR1ATKM4S j TABLETS, SALVESNOSE Uao Oaly Aa Direct1 OAIJT aa 4tenctad LIVESTOCK HADUNG GENERAL TRUOWfl vVeeily Trip Made to Detroit a Sister cant have s light for her table without osoving it, its great to have that favorite lamp hy your chairif that outlet isnt on a thats overloaded distrabetion of outlets par circuit Have your tor it be IETIIIUIISII i vC V 5 navannuiw iUMi , i JVJSsessjBSSSSSJi po yiVV SWSW jj Wednesday, Nor 28, 1945 NMUCNEY DKPATCH tvmtm at aoatoreeo J Mkh miriiiiHiNjtiiiu inbuciintfej 9UU a Kid J K tAUk w CUUJETT Don Griffith of Cleveland pen the week end here I NOW HAVE A GUARANTEED D D T Product I The County 4H Achievement la j A LIQUID IN PINTS FOR FLIES, MOSQUtTOBS, BED BUGS ROACHES AND ANTS HERDS WHY 1 They pay for the are and cure of our wounded lupply the finest of me J leal aid They elp to bring our boyi back home to pay tor all th colossal cost of Victory 2 Held frymillions of Americans, Victory Bonds will provide a solid reserve of buying power to isure steady jobs for veterans 3 Buying Bonds rather than scarce goods helps keep lite lid on prices , prevents in iM and it followup of depression 4 Bonds form reserve for future repairs and replacements fcr modern buildingSt improved stock, better homes 8 They hold dollars in store to pay for our childrens education right on through college Si B Bonds return 4 at maturity for every 0 you invest 7i They give security to enjoy later years with peace of mind jfcfe kS VlfTOKY L 1C1AN will be held at Howell Thursday IS Marshall Gudot of Dtfroit called at the Karl Hautfhn hoir Sunday Lawrence liaujjhn and wife are moving on th e Kice farm this week Mr and Mrs Joe V of HoVvell called at the Lee Lavey homo SuuJa day 5 Mr andMrsGlen Hicks of Tarma called at the W C Henree home Sunday Lawrence Hennea and family of Dexter called aa the John Hell home I a Sunday 5 ,, Mr and Mrs Karl Raughn entertained all of their children for dinner Sunday The Don Swarthout family spent Thanksgiving at the DeWolfe home family in Hamburg Miss Margaret UroRan of Chilson spent Wednesday night with MVH Eleanor Ledwidge Joe Clark, Jimmie Jarvis and Dar t id Ledwidge were home from Assumption college last week Barbara McAfee was in Detroit Thnrsday with Mr and Mr Omnr Gass toi,see the toy parade Andrew Campbell and family wire Thanksgiving guests at tho Willnrd Bennett home i Jackson Mrs Clare McMacken and son spent the wek end with Mrs Joe Morris near Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Merlin Amhurcrev of Detroit were Thanksgiving guests at the Clifford Miller home Mrs Norma Merrill and rlnuihrer, Mercides, of Webster ralHM en Mrs Nettie Vaughn Sunday The school hotlurrh project nrTed Mondny with Mrs AIM Mver and and Mrs Clare Palmer in rhnvce Thursday dnner crurvts of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbrtt were Dr and Mrs,W C Wvlin of rwr,Mr and Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypmnti, Asher Wylie and family and Mrs Jessie Wviie A10 Percent Powder FOR ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS, MOTHS, FLIES, CARPET BEETLES, SELVERFESH BED BUGS, MOSQUITOES B , HUMAN LICE, POULTRY LICEAND MITES CORY DRUGSTORE NAWAVAViVV VrVvfWSftrrWVWVVVlWWWWVy Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Tarm Animals Collected Promptly viodfem Equipment Gapable Men ti L PARAER Ant Fhone 88, Pincknc Ibe FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co wvwwv VSSV,WSVM WWy VsyvySeptic Tankt u Cesspools Kennedys Gen St we Cleaned I First National I 3 Bank STATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the County of Livingston jj tThancarjr John iWeakley and Gregory J Weakley, Plaintiffs, Vs William Jannon, JaniesCannoti, Thomas Kelly, Thomas Fiinnnn, John S Foley and theiA unknown heirs, duve, legatee1 and wii as, Defendants WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH 1 I I Al Majory Sin Mn ha, p , un, , as teacher til the Una, chool and Mrv eeh who taui lit last year h back Mr Suit pending in t h H for the County of Li inirston Chancery, at Howell, Michigan, this 20th day of November, IXi It appearing from th1 worn of compliant as tiled in sa d that the plaintiffs have not in Oil AT ltt P M SHARP Walnut Cedar Chest Ironing Board S Bed ROOM Suites with night sUwfcJt pr Triple Criss Cross Ruffje CurJB Piece Dining Room Suite Steel Bed wth Springs Davenport and Chair to match jr Double Criss Cross Ruffle 2 Rod Upholstered Chain Curtains Porch Glider PnMup Chair 2 Large Mirrors 2 Pr Single Crist Cross Ruffle Cur Room Table Cor Table Lamv tains Several Pictures Rug 9x129x17 Runner and Rugs to Large Radio SataU Radio V Peduic Toaster, Tomstmaster Eleetcric Iron Oneiric Waffle Iron and Sandwich Timstfr nissbintii EXeotric Waffle Iron r Mix Master tainx Several Rr Bedroom CurtaiasKrden Tractor Garden Tools Shop T00I4 6 Bails of Straw 50 Cans of Fruit and Vegetables all home fanned Solder Outfit EUwtjSc Ranee Stove, X yr Pussirii Sweeper, yrs old Ironrite Ironer Hentins Pad I Medow Wajduag Mnohoine 6JPr of Uving eyeroi Sets of Scarfs and Doflys Several Quilts and Blankets ft Pc Set of Dishes Odd Sets Dishes Qtfhennos Bottle Chrism Coffe Cm Set et of Feista Ware Metal Loach a SetP V 11 Stove, t Bathroom Scales Kitchen Scales Potted fisjna Boston rem 200 Ft of Garden Hose Lwn Mower with Rubber Tires hill cause, len able after diligent search and inUir to acertain whethor the said oV fendent5 we alive or dead, or where they may reside if living or 1 they have any personal representatives or heirs livixu or where they or any of them may reside or whether the titlo interest, claim, lien or posvblo rteht of these defendants have been assign ef to any other person or person or whether such title,interestcliiinien, or possible ripht has bfoM dsposei of by will by the said defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiffs do not knoy and hive j been unable after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain the nnnjies of the persons who are included as defendants without bein named Upon motion of Charles K Van Winkle, one of the attorneys for plaintiffs, it is ordered thnt the ab ove named defendants and their un known heirs, devisees, leeateos and assigns cause their appearance to bz entered herein within three months I from the dite hereof, ad n Set of Car Chaini default thereof Raid bill be taken as confessed by aid defendants and DoU and Mrs Hoy Henry and Dallas ox anil family of JIath lei speiil Thankui in at llieJ, Jv Iliiiiiitl 1iome 1 r Mai Line jaliaIxT 1I1 und Miss Jjelty jallanhel ol Vim 1 iin,r celled on Mrs Jean Clark I Me i Hunday MJS VV Clark of pilariti pent Sunday aL tJie Walt e Cak honr ir cill lien,ire and on il Iauiii aii ci ii A1 Marjuiy Sheiian and dauh or, Suvina Ann, ulter pendingfour v, tMks with Mis Nellie Viuliii have oae to K11I1 Lake to I e Kay KaMJM 1 leitil vn 1KI,VII1 the Water Keason lai in in ar the Marli1 slloir I Alvrkji the iaUe lie is linp there in a trailer Mr and Mrs A Merritt 01 Detroit SJM nt Thursday at the John lll home Othec quests wre Nelson Teaier and family of Ann Arhr Jiuiday yuet of M11 ami Mrs K J HIT wiif VVa lie art and faniiJy, Mr and Mrs Too IJritcs and Mr und Mis Jaul Jakr of JMroit Thanksirivinjr iruetot Mr aiii Mrs Frank Aberdeen weie Jiiy Faiichild and family, lack KaijclnM and Joe MinUer of Drtroit aid Mr and Mrs lx Nog of Ann Arlwr I n Kowi UjtlJJgJL Fe rl n r 4SupTvttion Mer,cr Federal Oepoiit In urancn Corporation All Da puiitt InaureJ up to 5,000 fo ch Opiaitor WHEN YOU ARE READY TO PURCHASE Your next Car, Wadiiiijjr Ma liine, Jifirirator r oilier iMnner iood ami need financial assistance do 1 with a low cost loan through this hank I i R IJ X 1 A DNVKNIKNT jLACF TO ilOliliOW AND A TON VFMFNT ILACi TO PAY sii Is Fou WLh DKTAILS WF HAVE AMILF FUNDS AVAHAIiLF FOR SOUND LOANS liKAU 1 TTEMOIiTCiAGKS OK IT SNAL AT HEAS iMJ RATES HELP r Express Wtm Batf Scales with Bead Basket Bahy Bath Tnss Clothes, Redding 2 ChsMnos Ironinf Boards Pair or foe Skates, white, sixe C Pair of loe Skates, hlack, aixe 7 Slate Black Board on Stand Childrens Oasses and Books Detts, IMS Clothes RernRde Giris Winter Coat, ae 12 Wool Ssdt, sise 12 1, ir 1 each andslT of them It is further ordered that the plantiff cause this order to be pub lished within forty day in the Pincknev Dispatch, newsoaner print edL pvWLsbed and circulating in said County once in each vek for at least six suceecsive weeks Glenn C Yellaid Ckcuit Court Commissioner LmnjEston County Mvchiwn A true copy John A, Hajrman, clerk The above entrtlod suit involves and brought to quiet title to the following do9cribed lands locsted in the Township of Hastlani WANTED Established Bae Rat with Incentive iuy 15 Women ter Winfag Howell iiinvtjp pn M NAV ft IMS r r Now In Stock 275GaI fW Oi Tank 300 Gal Metal Septic Tank Toilet Combination, Pip en Air Fitterfor Furnaces 12 and 3 in Pipe Farm Fence, Barn Hangers Place your order Steel Sleds, Wheel and RockingMone for Christmas Cbaifted Want nop W N t ITf FOR BALEYoung Cattk W C Minor Covering Track FOR RALaVAbout la cor of Oak 4 Hickory block woodRIO a cord in fee woods Kttra U nattvartd Robert HkHna MF4 i FOR RALaVl targe I HMUT in good condition I W Unadilla at McPherson State Bant SHOPMHC HINTS Thought U now turning to Christman Stooping, butr the stocks on the tonroaants shelves are still limited With this fact in view this hank has i a low suggestion to make as a help in fulfilling tie shopping 1U 1 For the babyia Savings Account now for Barrows I II WANTEDCattta to dehorn Uopd Haadoe, Phene gnFlp FOR SALEturkeye, 8 lhtaud up alivo or dressed Cecil Roberta I TW frdaM A SeiAeffaSal tanwU4t e, ev a WeeknaajM W , a We, av 9at4ajrl la a a tha weedoa Aaal Aseeeok eneannAsni 1 UM Yoaw iwmaT lift ttWshagaa TatafjanmMs Rialpain, M f 1 aeArbor, Imthigse BHrTHiP e QSS5 7160 Pinchney Howell Rd FOR SALE400 buahel of oata Gerald Reason WR JUIBWalnut dialog Circulating begun now atn help provide for futura needs and education A shiny Homo Savings lank too, will culti vate the savings habit A mit M t For brotheTor sister a piece of MARION BEAUTY SHOP new currency Uwany denomination mmu0taA9 mU ,, ikuiWti desired and onclosed in an attractive jjLaviis aSffiiBiJtaa Lmaal Renwaadotatrae suite, tablet buffet and mix also Grosser and four oak reasonably priced 766 E Pineknoy, Mich IFOR SALR800 largo etraia envelope makes an acceptable gift For the older members of the family a Cashiers Check to be spent when the real things they want are again available is an ever pleasing surprise room chairs chairs 1 Wliem tote Bank wLBELAVBY I horn pullets ready to lay T A Ware, 1868 E MaoPtncknay rOK JSALEEUGS Gustavo Hannsnm 22Q UndiU SALENew uvtmg room suite Meaay to loan at lonaonaula ra Urtareet paid on Ravings Rooki ant TUM CartifTcetea of etepaatt MiPanreon State Bam ALSO COU WAVgl Phono MARION MRVftLOwaet woKiforu MARTIN i LAV AW AetoefJef r w MPVIM Specials This Week ent Dairy 275 Percent Dairy 340 Farmers Feed Supply Co new dining room smite and new bedri 1 room suite Carl Weege, overtho J I Pineknoy Tnvorn ralp FOR SALELargs site base burner, FOR CTWG WW err w WaaWPoww by ear membership hi amp LEKLAVEY GENBPAL fNIUHANCg Phone ttTO I MAX RUftBELL, MGR Art Laurel, 17 inch fire pot f Nelson Skew, let Argyle St Howell Mich FOR SALEChickens, wt about lbs each Cheeley Murray Phone 86Ft WANTEDI would like to buy your raw furs, hides end pelts Also deec skins Call Lucius Dayle, phofie 48 Pinckney, Mich FOR 5ALKHsbWis, 5 weks to 8 years old lUtiv gtackable I mm, mmmmammmmmmm m FOR 8AkJB1000 cards of wood or to cut on ehareslso trapping rights I 4obn Spears ANTIQUEi WANTEsODiihss, hats lamps, cbiaa flfmrem, glow baakm sUppars, animals, milkwWu dishes I with holes around toe edge, china Jewell boner and otoohi, bwttensjsi elry, ros bewli, vaaea, pictures, fur niture Write Boitata Hmnn, Par ma, Mich and she mrftl call WJWIBB UstCsMii Blinaetl prioas paid fet all klnao of poultry TyW NW HoweU, Mien Phone 670 MolML Bffft 8ALEWhite Cloverlne Salve I Also rubbish hauled 26c a load out doors 50c a load from basement Harry Hannaman awffsmvas THREE VICIOOS RUMORS WRECKED HER LIFE She was breathlessly oeeutlfui ihad fame and fortune was the envied VMWIOU WWaweej ep pPM Vemaw Attaroays at Low Ftret ntata and Mvtngo lank P H Swarthout Su FVJHUULHOMl Mr and Mrs Herman Shaw of Dearborn were Sunday guests at the Lester McAfee home at Rush Uke Edward Bowman returned from the north with a deer last week Mrs Edna Spears and Mrs WUlard Wiltse were in Jarkson Wednesdarling of societys most gilded era, day but three scandalous rumors reduced jV her to utter misery and ruin For the Kl nnuir iitxiau inn sepctacular story of this, the orig tLftCIKIC WmiNQ AND inal fatal beautyread TRAGEDi IES OF SOCIETY, in the American REPAIRING Weekly with this Sundays Dec 8 , wnminu issue of the Detroit Sunday Times pun 11K r rsmiBmsmmmswmmmanBsasBmni EVEO 1 b Want Fewer Parties on Your 1tmHifc0om1An9l Houtewtves AVE YOUR v WASTE FATS TUS UemltSal StStSt eteaWllnnSalt Mtstfs tfcti or EXF1XS1 VEaf omttMsSSMS Theres good news for farmers and other rural residents in Michigan Bells 5year 13,500,000 rural expansion and improvement program Her are some ofthe ways this program will give better service ID more peopkt 1 Construction of mote lines will mean fewer pcrtiei per me for many customers That will make service better, fester and more pleasing for ell Imnortent new devices and new coav struction methods will make telephone service avs Uble to more rural fsmiljes than ever bet ore 9 Miami Ml afro plant to Install dial telephone ssstnins in many more rural sec lion anomar big step forward in increas ing the ipeod anmt accuracy of rural telephone eervkel 4 In accofdanca with the plan worked out with jhe Michigan Bural Communkadone rommiftee, a group of agriculniral Leaders, we will continue to provide a laVesal emount of free linornnsmirrion, MMflll mnsiehiv navments in cases awpawama amwF w FW conenruction charges are involved This will amaan mora farm famUiat with joliaiiinsis nooejla you can reach pBVVBnfejPvaeavfjsmvav sawwMW awerea JFB an w fcosn wsMf assanawusel eanpa MSrwew saspmaeaw SW 1 t sJt i 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 November 28, 1945 Description An account of the resource November 28, 1945 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 1945-11-28 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/82fbcafc7265359bfcc26cca339fff45.pdf 681e3098cce589c4a3b08c1c42d772fa 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. 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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. mmmmmm MJ 4 PT T WJ I, iiu TW 1945 News Items of Boys in Service Moa ami Itesa Coceraiaf O Wao Ar tevial in th A Don Johnson of How M, former theatre mgr has been discharged front the aiiay He hah a wife auri two children Mrs Mable Bell of Uextor had i sona in the aerviciThe S in the arm are now discharged They are CJV who was in Africa and Franco, Lt and Frank The 3 navy boys are dh in service They are Clair in Japa James in the Ph ill pines and Arthu, in Portland, Oregon James Doolittle D T and Mel drum Smith of Pinckney were inducted into the army MondayOthers were John Hicks and Arlin Kisdon of Fowlerville tfarrell Shirley of Howell, Maurice Bohm, Cohoctal anvl a lFcyter ,Byron Henry Lewis was the first loca boy to enlist in peace time in Pinckney He signed up Friday at tht local postoffice where recruiting officers are each Friday from 1000 a m to 100 p m Henry signed up for 1 xk years Gene Levandowski, recently discharged from the air corp spent the week end here Ivan Reader, brother of Westl Reader hu received a discharge from the army Glendon McClear, son of Mrs and Mrs Mtak McClear of Gregory has been di charged from the army, tie was in Germany Lloyd VaniHaircum has been transferred from the air corp at Homeskd, Florida, to Wilmington Delaware Capt iiaymond Dean and wife Gloria Cralt called on friends here Saturday and spent the week end at the Jack Paton home in Pingree He is attending the U of M in Ann Arbor and they are living in th Willow Run bousing project Gordon Hester, soninlaw of Mr Lettie Nisbett, hs been discharge from theUv Snavy Jack Dilloway, former resident i home on furlough from a southe training camp PFOVincent Snooks of the U ,l Marines has received a discharge is with his family at the Clifford VanHorn home He was wounded at Ima Jima and in the hospital for many months SSergt Edward Spears has been Win From Hartland610 End Season Here Last Friday with an Easy Victory Over a Weak Hartland Tteam transferred from Coffeyville, Kansas nt the school Dec S , ,0 p to Boiling Field, Washington, D C Phillip Placeway has been, dia, charged from the army at Shepherd Field, Texas, and arrived home John Adams, nephew of Lester McAffee of Rush Lake, recently discharged from the navy,has gone to work for the Ford Motor Co at Dearborn Mr and Mrs Harry Lee left o Tuesday to visit their son, Alger LCJ at Corpus Christo, Texas Albert Shirley and wife gave a dinner for 31 people Sunday for their son, Darrell, who was ind cted into the army Monday Cpl Lawrence Baughn recently discharged from the army, h s gone to work for the Brown cClaren factory at HamburgHe and Ms wife will live on the Kice farm in Ham burg township Pfc William Harrow jr recently discharged from the army, has re sumed work at the BrownMcClaren factory, Hamburg Cpl Jack Young who served in Europe has received a discharge from the U S army Cpl Louis Swarthout who fought at Correigdor and Bat n in the Philipines and received se3ral awards is now in Shakoku, Japan Cpl Glenn Kingslry and family Pinckney high schooi ended their seasoa iat FriUy by defeating very teK Hurl ,nd team 61 to 0 4 lie scov couid just as well have been lot to 0 except that the Pinckney second team plswed half the contest Pinckney record this year is victories, 2 defeats and one tie The learn started off auspiciously by defeating Brighton, Anno Arboi Reserves and St Marys of Adrian in a row Then something happened and they lost to St Thomas of Am Arbor 12 to 0 in a game in which they did everything wrongSt Thomas has also had a oor season only winning one game in the Catholic league in which they play Then Pinckney WHS ttod by Stockbridge and lost to Michigan Center before they hit their stride again and defeated Dansville, Dexter anr Hartland in a row Fridays game ended thp fontfcM earrcrs of Gus Ledwidgo, Jack eid, Don Bum3, CMrlp Clark, Pat Jeffreys and B 1 Ford, all senior and starting players on the first team Their places will be hard to fill as the reserve material is very light The following are the scores the games Pinckney 12, Brighton 0 Pinckney 13, Ann Arbor 12 Pinckney 19, St MarysAdrian 7 Pinckney 0, St Thomas 12 Pinckney 19, Stockbridge 19 Pinckney 0, Mich Center 2 Pinckney 2G, Dansville 7 Pinckney 7, Dejer 6 Pinckney 61, Hartland 0 Total pointsPinckney 164, poncnts fi2 , Last years totals were Pinckney j Pinckney 223, opponets 65 Th individual scoring records are as follows Ledwidge j Meyer 1 leid r Clark f Voung lp jFord T Clark o R Clark 6 C Harrow 1 Tickets are now on sale fur the annual football banquet o , be held at the school Dec R 700 p m Howard Thayer is chairman and Mm JciawuPalmer in charge of the ban quet John Burg will be toastmater A dance will conchu th even festivities No Michigan Mirror I State News OMMN mm I A London dispatch in th tatty Newt and and Happeniat of the laJJt week gUteg Chtflct Sute Tertley Told from Laaung 01 England will spend 4,000,000 j next year to finance a nubfccfcf Michigans first Thanksgiving Day , Thanksgiving Day , campaign to revive iatereat in raUa Since the warThursday, Nov ZZ ion Tnis program was adopted at It a social doctor MVHU ui 4, A 1 uswembiy meeting latt and then announce j che upon a op J vTliitj wt AnJi our allien tacceJi in kite hardest om lilsl Keeping world torv vece 37 24 20 19 irfq Deer Hunters Are Successful Local Hunter Caoinf Bck Report the Hunting the Bet in Veers INCREASED PAY FOR VETERANS The Mich Lell Telephone Co announces an increased starting pay rate for returnng war veteransThis applies to those who never worked for the company before The company expects to add 2000 new workers The veterans are divided Into two classes 1 Those with no commupication experience in whom military service has developed maturity 2 Those with communication expar ence who had specialized training courses while in service For those without communication exporienoe the starting pay rate will l ad vara ced 8 months For those with experience the pay rafee will be advanced an additional four monthsTKus if the veteran was in service 32 months he would receive years credit At the end of 3 months the veterans work wttLbe reviewed and if progress is made h wil receive another adjustment This applies only to new employees Employees on leave of absence will The der kill is reported to be unusually heavy this year The reason is that the mating season g late, and whenever you see a doe you df a buck The Miller party at Douglas Lake came back with 7 deerbatting1000, every one of the 7 getting a deer They were W C Milter, sons, Norman,Clare and CiiffordJohn Croupe, L J Swarthout and son, Jerry Gerald Reason brought back a deer Orville Smith and William Loll each got a deer around Lovels The others in the party were Cecil Hen dee, Loyd Hendee and Stanley Dinkel Edward Parker and Don Swarthout each got deer in Roscommon county Mrs Claude Swarthout shot one around Lovels W H Meyer and Francis Shehan who went to Lovels failed to get one Russell Livermore of Dexter also got a deer His son, John, knocked one down but it got away from him , Winston Baughn, Jaok Reason and 1 Omer Cory came back without any MJReason and Joe were also unsuccessful Ray Stewart who went to Roscommon with fcrdley VanSickle got er w, At were 10 exam me our thinkiu his findings, the verdict might be interesting and perhaps a bit puzz ling Such is our guess based few observaions Heres one The Michigan home front is mentally and physically eary, tired and fatigued After tht J years of highpitched nervous strain to win the war, plus months and nonths of contiuuou su o t nuv worry, we suddenly wake up ont Jay to find ourselves right in the middle of peace, and unexpectedly SO Peace vhich Vlontli Wha want to Here , oOUgl md yea happens 7 the very thinp 1or days, weeks, s Peace at last Immediately we trained IT MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Mataas at 745wd 1190 a m Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 m Saturday Novena Friday 1220 aoon and 800 p m Preparationfor Holy Communion each Saturday 8 to Dp m an Sunday 700 to 730 a m The 27th Sunday after Pentecost and Feast of St Catherine, and first week of the 54th Novena Thursday is national day of Thanks giving and prayer,Masses at 8 and 9 a m Month of November is devoted to the suffering souls and faithful departed Among the intentions arc Sunday the poor souls Tues, Req high mass for the dead Wed, high mass for late Veronica Fohey Thur, Thanks giving Fri, reg high mass for late Leo Fohey Sut Rcq high mass and special intention for members of the purgatorial society Your prayers are requested for the late Fr Britton, formerly of Hillsdale, late Frank Kober who died in Florida, the late Sarah Murphy who died last week at Auburn, NY, , ,r e 1 Ai for VVm Doyle jrwho did at Fioux common with Lrdley VanSickle got Cjty , ftnd for Bighop g, a deer and so did J Potts rrom tne fomer,y of Grand ft Bishop W , M MM i Pinton of Maruqette TSSliSSfSa TheKovenato th, mmacu,at oiget about the war and ali ts coiiquence xi our daily li w Its u natural and inevitable reaction, LHSS yearning for normalcy Bui tht cmotonal letdown is terrific A iriend of ours who is srorcar jf a state association with ctlie in Lanaing, reports he is genuine concerned over the state of mind which apparently exists among hi nembers These men protessionaly are important people I had a meeting the other da with a committee to work out plan for a coming convention program, he began Leaders discussed whai they would like to haveThe genera attitude as voiced in the meeting vasithat our people want to forget the war The are fed up with bras hat military personalises They do not want to listen to war heroes ei her, particularly the fellows who are Jomn ,realizing on their patriotic r service They do not want to hem about problems in Europe, Japan 01 elsewhere They want old fashioned entertainment, lots of laughs and old Jafihioned talks, about Lhtii buaineas The pressure on congressmen by the folks back home to get their sons back from Kurope and the Pacific U tremendous Gen Dwight Eisenhower, home from Europe last week said There must be international cooperation We must seek out those who are friends, who think as we do and livr as we do, and find every way poss ible to eliminate warthegrimmest tragedy there ia I have noticed that many people, he w s p a p e r s, r adio 0 0 h in 1 e tit at ors aw others are saying that we have no succeeded in indoctrinating solder for the jobs they are now dointfioc I cupational dutyas well aa they were I indoctrinated for war Eisenhower was quoted as Naming it on the clamor to get the boys home hut he added we have a big job ahead What happened after the last war World War I 1 For a year or two after the armistice in 1 18,27 years ago,prices were high and business was good Return of soldiers helped build up an excess of available labor With war orders cut off arid European count ties too poor to buy,industry and ar griculture accumulated a lartre sup ply of unmarketable goods Empoyers were faced with jAvo problems Workers demand for high er wagesnd the necessity to raisc wiek aft me Uishop of Rochester fciad warned that the clergys spiritual anemia nad left half britians population worse than heathens The biehap, th chairman of the com on evangelism read a 172 page report , fecomend ing a missionary invusion of modern agences of proproganda to combat the situation The program envisions the use of motion pictures, radio, heatre, television, literature, informition centers and paid advertsing uackin the nineties when the strict Sunday observiance laws weie stern y enforced Paiie nui, toot ballgolf cowling and games of all kinds wera orlidden and all 1irst akiOi una theaters were closed Consequently iliere was no place to go but to church Beginning about World War j there was a general loosening up jf the Sunday closing laws until at the present time all places which at one time closed on Sunday are allow to remain open This seems to be a general revolt against all laws ot estriant The churches have rocoglized this and Detroit churches hava jeen running paid advertising for some time, both in the papers and over the radio A Washington commentator aayi here has been much blowing off and peech making by congress over th low demobilization of the army and uavy but that it wont amount to nuch for two reasons The first l hat now congress can lay all th, jlanie on the army and navy while f they,themselves,took over the task he blame would rest on them Parents who want their boys back by Xmas and dont get their wish wold be pretty apt to blame their oiigressman The second reason is that the congressmen do not believe they Lould do the job any better theoi he army and navy It took S or 4 years to get all the boys across To mm tbew 11back m ftmonthsir impossible The Daughters of the American Revolution still continue to get un, icsired publicity over their refusal to permit negro singers to sing in halls controlled by them Some ear, ago Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt resigned from the IA R in protest because the WfWiHigton chapter re fused to permit Marian Anderson, anious negro grand opera star, to ing in tbeir hall Miss Anderson has ippeared at the U of M May festival at Ann Arbor Recently Hazel icott, another negro singer was ienied permission to sing in the hail by the Washington DAR Congress voman Clare Luce Booth of Connticut wrote a letter to her DAR chapter asking them to send a message of censure to the Washington hapter for their action On their refusal she resigned her membership Mrs Booth is a Republican The D A R is way out on a limb in this ac fion The negro singers are net try ing to gain membership in the organization only to appear as entertainer in a building used for public entertainment Cpl tilenn ungsiry anu j oc given civ nf Bav City spent last Wednesday at the armed forces be given credit for all time spent in the Andrew Campbell home He ex pects discharge at the end of the sugar beet harvest where he is guand ing prisoners of war Pfc Charles Soule who is home on furlough from Camp Crowder, Mo, and family of Howell called at the Phillip Sprout home Sunday Ernest Chanyi USN is home on a furlough Boys 16 years old are now elgiMe for enlistment in Che U S Maritime Service Merchant Marine Harry Murphy, sister, Druscilla and nephew, Phillip, visited Mrs Florence Murphy Sullivan and new daughter at the Jackson hospital last gondayl The baby was named Mary Ellen and is in incubatorlt was born Thnmday by Ceasrioti operation Mrs 0 BL Poukoa entertained Car dinner Monday evening in honor of her husbands birthday, Rev and Mr MCLTM daugirterNorma Jean nad son, Charles of Brighton, Mr and Mrs M E Darrow, Ifr umd Mn Merwin Caopbetl, Mr Jfc Clifford nunsbsn sM F The Mich Bell Co had 2480 employees in the service 468 ar back en the job and 53 are on the ttoW Star Honor Roll Joe Stackable,Dale Meabon and Bill ourt returned without any deer ,Ben Totnlin also failed to get a dear Bill Baughn brought a deer back from the upner peninsula Tuesday j night Don Bell of Portage Lake 1 also brought one back GOSPEL Mission Pastor zra Boachejr S S Supt Marvin Shirey Morning Worship 10JM Sunday School 1045 Young Pooles Meeting 79 Evening Worship 800 Prft e Wed SO A Special Praise and Thanksgiving Service will be held at th Goa CHARGE DISMISSED Archie Bragg, 64, of Detroit was was freed by Justice Knepp, Howell, last week of manslaughter charges preferred against him last Oct 14, when he fired at an outhouse killing Mn Lillian Ukkonen of Detroit conception is hob day and the Patron Feast of the US of America Dec 8th opens on Nov 39, At Andrews Day NfMimrnr COmiL ,rKfltCH lev Alfred AlUrd, Maniaier raPloreoe 8augha,0anit and ir Director M Thompson, S S Supt g Worship , 1080 Sunday School 1140 Choir practet Wad venin My church comes First SPECIAL COMMUNICATION There wll be a special communication of Livingston Lodge No 7 F A M on Saturday night, Nov 24, for the purpose of conferring a Third Degree All Members of thr Fellowcraft team are asked to be present Refreshments served after degree work P W Curlett, Sc MARRIAGE LICENSES Ernest Klsasser, 58, Pinckney, Josephine Bacher, 52, Pinckney Jay Iewis Airheart, 30, Casper, Wy oming, Francis Sharp, 20, Howell , W see that the Baptist Assoc, of 1 Texas has passed a resolution of censure against President Truman asking Baptist college not to give him anymore honorary degrees be cause he drinks an occasional high The rioting in Palestine continues, number of people have been killed IfrrTxreat Britian has been com ,Allcd to send more troops there to restore order The trouble seems to be Great Britian made two conflict ing promises The balfour declaration promised to establish a national home in Palestine for the Jews in World War I Great Britian premised the Arabs Independence if they would help her fight Turkey The Arabs claim Palestine as part of their nation To carry out both pledges is impossible Some groups in Jiis country r 2 dipocid to mix into the affair on the side of the Jew Undoubtedly Great Britian would be perfectly willing to hand this hornets nest over to the United States So if the people here wih to hand another crusade to recover the Holy Land from the infidels, th tunity may be here Many people say ths How about Mn Lillian isuosonen m j1 yoJ We welcome you to our SunA Snecial Praise and Tnanasgivi at Monohan Lake, Groan Oak twpf morning worship at 1000 amjtw inW ing SerS will be held at th Goo who wa in boUsUnf BjgJJM Mr of inurCst to ball JjfLr Drte pel SLdon on Thursday vening, arrested, charged wiA sansliightr, e ta w nned for of an Abe Uncolnjstory WTSO i 80 p m in concern waived SLiTl1 12 y t 70 pm There wiU be a civil war at the Ume GenUS Gran oration of Thanksgiving Day Every Judge Collins aept th lwmdkmm and all are invited rat success ,n a mil oSleotne pla and ordered him sent Itaek to our nert church night is Nov 2 j justice eowrt for examinattoa On this oecasion we YOUNG LADIES AUXIUAEV i Kw ,dcgL The Young Lasttes Auxiliary of era wfiTbosind over fsrijl Keep Sewday tor th great ftga th CongO Church mot Thursday aeaault charge preferred by C f ae Con to eterdt firstYon eve, Nov 8 at the horn of Mr Warden GuBderaoa Jwffl fW Mark Nasli wHh 10 members pre 1 23311 eat and 4 visitors TW pcvnnit tSSST 2el Jul ias i BSJTW IM rrjael tool sa for fee organise from L PuhotooU Co t Dex Iter to take a peeitioa with the local ICE W 0 Wa SCttSjtdL l ejee e em ana a TOW F 1 wZZZL erend name was due for fee orgnaixa frota DetroitJfJf ch heme of Mrs gatph Hail oa Mar TLrSL f wa afupNi mwmwm was achieving great success in a military way, a delegation of clergy men called on Lincoln and asked him to remoiff Grant from command of the army Why asked Eincoln Because he drinks whiskey said the clergymen Is that so Lincoln,Can you tell brand of whiskey he drink, they said no Lincoln addad I 1 kaewf I did I weald send ail tme root of say gsasmis a hartal of it, I The Brighton Argus is Agin pulsory military training and ia aa editorial last week quoted Pro Ruthven of the Or of M who f compulsory military trainiag waned wreck the educational institatlsas of the nation aad dsatroy th iastiatva in the toy This apnea waotora t niece ia the Dotroit Fro Pras la Our OpinioaMtie otaar it wa proved that las thaa taa coat of A hifh ebi pa on to eoiiagoaad many f J itTl i i bMtziitf TT ST nSSfJ sv1 xr r r 3 V I i j a s HM fkuVniT DitPtck Wednesday, Nov 21 1945 Sylvan Theatre J I Flint lai CONSERVATION NOTES Wed, Thur Nov SI, St THE HOUSE ON 92nd STY Starring LLOYD NOLAN WILLIAM EYTH SJGNE HASSO0ENE LOCKHART, and LEO CARROL Cartoon Sportrool Popular Science Thaahsg iving Day Show 3, S, ,7 Fii, Sat, Nov S3, 14 PRIDE OF THE MARINES Starring JOHN GARFIELD ELEANOR PARKER, DANE CLARK, and ANN TODD Cartoon LWt Now Sun, Mon, Tuee, Nov 28, 26, 27 THRILL OF ROMANCE 1 Technicolor A Muscat with IVAN JOHNSON, ESTHER WILL IAMS, LAUR1TZ MELCHOIR A literary society hat been lorn a ,ed in the school with Irene Uamer, Masonic Grand Lodge of , oiah Docking sec, and n hold funeral services at jjeje swarthout, treaa They will I Flint last Friday for Charles A Dur , holi a m the school on AUU, , pnt grand master who aer py night , ed in 1928 He was a 33rd degree Mitdred Haines underwent en on MOU mi Uuntuu visited Pinckney eration at the Sanitarium last week On a Latin test at the school Fri several times, the last occasion be i utJ itttei atuisieta banquet 1942 A marriage lice use has been issued to Bernard Lyons, 25 of Chelsea and Anita McClear, 22, of Gregory The state liquor coatrol commission has revoked tho license of the clay Anna Clark got 98 and Dean Reason and Iruacilla Murphy 96, AlbertTot Reason, brother of Gcorpe le on died at Vancover, B C last vccU The funeral and burial were at Pontiac Monday Mr and Old German Restaurant in Ann Ar MrsGeorge Reason and Claude Re bor for the third time, this time for son attended from here, selling liquor to minors, the last re Mrs Zoa Monks has gone to Lan vocation was for selling liquor on sing to live with her daughter, Leia VEDay The Ann Arbor Loyal Or At a special election Monday tiw der of Moose also had their license , village of Pmckney voted 139jnfa suspended for 15 days for selling jjr In TaUThaU of Gregory has j monteda Ford been discharged from the army after 3 years, mostly in Porto Rico Dick Howlett of Gregory after 4 years in the service, 39 months overseas, has arrived home He is TOMM1E DORSEY A ORCHESTRA Jw athletic coach at Stockbndge Sun Shews SiOS, S00, TttQ tiSQ high school 1 Bishop Aldrich of the diocese of Wed, Tkur, Nov 28, 29 Michigan confirmed a class of 13 at RHYTHM ROUNDUP ,2 Chur A Comedy with j The Brighton firemen have sold KEN CURTIS, CHERYL WALKER, ti, ssooo worth of debenture J HOOSIER HOT SHOTS, CU1NN notag The proceeds will be used to WILLIAMS PIED PIPERS light the high school athletic field Pies Mrs, Jerry Huntington, teacher at THE BODY SNATCHER vita i BORIS KARLOFF, BE LA LUGO SI and HENRY DANIELL chassis W H Meyer has been ap pointed fire chief with two shifts The day shift is R T Read, C H Kennedy, F E Weeks, J C Dinkel and LeeLavey No 2 shift ts P H Swarthout, Thomas Read,Wm Kennedy, Ward Tupper and Leo Lavey The high school girls will debate the following question Friday,Resolved The automobile has done more horm than good Affirmative is Cynthia Haines, Agnes Carr, Dor othy Darrow, Margaret DriverBess ie Swarthout Negattve Olah Docking, Blanche Frost, Helen Mercer, Stanley Hall, Edna Darrow, I A A i Born to Gene Dinkel and wife on the Winans school, is entertaining Nov lg R 8on her husband who is home from the Sanf0rd Reason and family have navy on 60 day furlough moved from Cleveland to the resiLouis Waldren, proprietor of the dence on Putnam St here they purCoty Restaurant, Howell, for the chftsd of Marion Reason past two years dropped dead there of In a three cornered accident in a blood clot last week Monday front of the G Wi Teeple home Herbert King has resigned as mgr Saturday, S H Carr was badly shakof the Howell Coop Assn and en up and Philllp Faustmtn, mgr of Arthur White has replaced him the Ford gale8 nom here htd h,g tf There are now 1973 war veterans bpoken ft u trftCtoy and w taking courses at the Universityof collided here Michigan pr Wod, Thur, Nov 21,22 Matinee Thanksgiving Day 230 P MContinuous JACK OAK1E, PEOGY RYAN and JOHNNY COY in ON STAGE EVERYBODY Novolty New Mr and Mrs George VanHorn off SCANDAL COLIMN Howell have gone to Los Angeles, Fri, Sat, Nov 24, 25 WALLY BROWN, ALAN CARNEY la RADIO STARS ON FARADE ROY ROGERS In THE MAN FROM OKLAHOMA Spocial Cartoon Mai Satfer Kiddies California, to visit their son, Lee Bfjrs Anna Piatt, wife of Samuel pitt of Hbwell, died at her horn there last week Mrs LYelah Peirce, former Howell business woman, is a patient at the Sparrow hospital, Lansing Douglas Newall, 77, caretaker at the horse barns, Ann Aiior fair gronuds was burned to deUh latst L K C was seen parked In the dump during her noon hour behind a da k greencoupeMust be she enjoys her noon hour I Where was it I saw M W and Don B parked last Tuesday Don could you help me remember J wonder is A S and C en joyed the show last Wednesday night or maybe T H or D L G could Thursday night and also 8 race hortell us see when the barns were destroyed j B and M W still pass notes by fire t hack and forth and by looks things Sun, Mon, Tues, Nov 25, 26, 27 Mat Sun 2i00 p m Continuous JOHN GARFIELD, ELEANOR PARKER, DANE CLARK in PRIDE OF THE MARINES Novottf News Wod Thur, Fri, Nov 26, 20, 30 VAN JOHNSON, GINGER ROGERS LANA TURNER and WALTER PIDCEON la WEEK END AT THE WALDORF NOTS OF 47 YEARS AGO A turkey and duck raffle will be held at the Sid Thurston home at Silver Lake Friday The following passed the teachers examination at Howell Mary Ruen, Wm Roche, Arthur Drew, Mike Ruen, Carrie Gardner, M attie fofthiiigs J ifrhasrtot iearned tof dance yet I wish R C would not keep M G out all hos of the nght Shes still slee pv nxt day Whv is it M W says she ordered a small picture of DBwhen the order said one large one T H is still is an awful dilema as he still is not sure of RK, Cartoon News THE AVON THEATRE Shows t T IPPI Slow TUne THANKSGIVING SHOW Thur, Fri, Sat, Novj 22 23, 24 3 Day 3 THE CALL OF THE WILD One of Ian Great Picfturo of ail tisae Starring CLARK GABLE,LORETTA YOUNG Cartoon Port of Missing Mfco Unknown BttUlU of R Sun, Tuo, Nov g, 27 GOD IS MY A Starr f the Flying Tifr China Starring Larkin, J B Fuller, Gus Hornack James Stackable, John Wrifrels Quite a party M B had Tuesday worth, Leslie Ling and Frank Chap night Bet she was sorry J R was man not there JR is probably sorry too Bom 1 to Valentine Dinkel and his Who was PB waiting for outside wffeon Monday a son the schoolFriday nfjfht On Monday Frank Montague of Who did MrReader have the signs Chuhbs Corners fell 20 feet from a Night Crawlers and No Parking loft in his barn, Injuring his spine, on his car George Bious, the colored boy died Why did not A S want anyone at the home of Dr H F Rigler to see him Sunday night where he lived Saturday Dr Cyrenus J H rceived a card from D A Darling of Ann Arbor, was called j which started out Hi Darling but decided the compliant, abcesB of I The night after the dance the boys the liver could not be cured by oper went out and had a good time and ation The funeral was held from the even tried to milk a few cows 1 Dr Sigler home Monday and was I hear T H cant quite make up largely attended We understand his his mind on R Kor Mutt Maybe brother, Charles, will now work for j he should write to the lovelorn colDr Sigler ,umn Gov Hazen S Pingrea has bean I You can always be sure of someielctd governor of Michigan thing for the scandal column for A over Justin Whiting by 55,171 IS and E H keep us busy majirity Why does E H like to go to In the county Malachi Roche sher shows on week ends Because B P Iff, Louis Howlett, prosecutor and I works in Detroit John McCabe, circuit court comml A S and C D and their compan Iseioner were the only Democrats ions only stayed for half the show elected I Sunday night Why j The Rowley apple dryer burned Why is S R so concerned about down Thursday nightErnest Darrow the weather Did R H ask Rebecca who was sleeping in the building had nrm Uix Mm narrow escape and had to leave most of his clothing behind Bom to Wm Shehan and wife on Saturday a son The 85th Michigan regiment has I moved from Camp Meade, Maryland or, to Augusta, Georgia to go on the hunt with him STATE OP MICHrGAK The Probate Coast for the Conatr of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at T the Probate Office in the City of Ho wellin said county on the 14th Claude Haute has returned fromday of November A D, 1945 DENNIS RAYMOND MORGAN, MASSEY Noire CrtoeaStage Denr Cartoon Dunham and Orchestra CeniatBntl Fighter Pnev ft Septic Tftfls ail Cest Pflaalt sTLtSaMai I WKM MOOCaUf taJIPssWm ttaiBurkeft j Washington and Orviile Tupper frim Minnesota Pinekney high school heat Howell Unadilbi this week The Anderson Farmers Club met at the Freeman Allison home Saturday The program waa as follows last Soio, Edith Wood Oretion,Luhere Satnrday 12 to 0 They play Hoe Wlieon Dedam, Edith Montague Soio JUtie Hoff Paper, Motile WUaon Diacnsa led by Mrs Eu Smith Iaat Solo, Florence Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Claude H Kennedy, Deceased It appearing to the Court hat the time for presentation of claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be ap pointed to receive,examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and before said Court Tt is Ordered, That all of the cred Marble Dec la me, Charles Frost and jitors of said defeased are required Myra Wittiosns Inst Soio, Julia Ben eenet Dieeues led by Freeman Alii eon Sole Lucius WUaon Protting by Kte Webb Duesnsn Aubrey Gil to present their dninat to said court at said Probate Office on or before the IStb 4my of January, A i 1946, at ten oclock in the forenoon aid time and place being hereby ap pointed for the examination and adjustment of nil deim and MOTE OF M VaUAS AGO Mrs Suet Sneers Martin died at J against said of town luat weefc U is Further Catered, tWt pubtte he given by nublicetien iais order onee oneb week for I ueeeative weeks previous to the said day of kenr in the Piack ney Disuatch, n d nod eirculated in euid Ceesnty WilUa L Lyousudge of Vt lumj A true copy Ceieetia ParahaHRerster of Probate I ii WERE MOVING RIGHT ALONG jA 4 i BUT THE JOB HAS JUST BEGIN Telephone equipment for civilians is beginning to Sow from the factories Michigan Bells 5year 120,000,000 expansion and improvement program is off n a good start with projects costing over 000,000 already under way Weve begun to install telephones in those areas where only telephone instruments are needed to provide service By next spring, we expect to clear up virtually all orders of this type more than onethird of the 125,000 waiting application To fill the other orders, cable must be produced, placed and spliced complex switching equipment must be engineered, manufactured and fitted in with existing apparatus In many cases, new buildings iuui be erected This work is being rushed But the job is so big that it will be 1947 before enough equipment is ready to serve everybody who wants a telephone That means we must still ask your understanding and patience MICHIGAN IILL TILIPHONI COMPANY 01X 120,000,000 POSTMM HQAH MtANS JOBS FO THOUSAND ejMpeuevqienj f ectic is and It will b 1111 Iftfr 1 JLife is wonderful especially since I discovered the elearic life I No more worrying about hot water in the morning for my hus, bands shaving, or during the day for the hot water needed for a thousand and one chores and at night for the refreshing baths I we all look forward to so much My kitchen i electrified, tooan automatic range, an electric refrigerator, a garbage disposal unit and an electric dishwasher A peek into my basement would reveal the biggest secret of all an allelectric laundry that washes, rinses and dampdries my clothes without my lifting a hand Is it any wonder that my life is wonderful and I know that it will be still better with the coming years and the miracles that electricity brings EUctric equipment is no gmraUf availabl for salt now Some is being manufactured and distributed It will be to your advantage to have your name on your electrical dealers Mst, so that you will be able to get it at the earliest possible time The DETROIT EDISON Co H 01 tt ffai to hdp I a Tin Piocfcur iicB Wmwky, Nov 21 1945 SelUSBSSjaaaaaBaaajas, PNUKNKY DMPJYTCH sWuf Rev Francis Murphy spent Aek in Auburn, N Y Miss Marion Shirley was normfrom Chelsea Sunday iluniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiaiiiiiiiiiuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu 1 NOW HAVE A GUARANTEED DDT Product LIQUID IN PINTS FOR FLIES, MOSQUITOES, BEDBUGS, ROACHES AND ANTS Buying Victory Bonds rives me such a trfs f elinf Now we era go ahead and plan the home remodel g weve talked about these last few ycrs Theres the new kitchen and the water system well pay for them fro current income, of eouree , bat Bondt will five as peace of mind to f o ahead H LETS ALL DO OUR HARE A H Percent Powder FOR ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS, MOTHS, FLIES, CARPET BEETLES, SELVERFESH BED JJUGS, MOSQUITOES HUMAN LICE, POULTRY LICE AND MITES CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alive 5 VICTORY IOAN For if farm incor houlJ drop, we could still pny for the improvements Victory Bonds yield i fine return and are Just like cash in ease of need Kennedys Gen Store Mrs Donotss Dinkel spent last week in Stockbridge and Jackson Mrsatpre nqu spem e era days in Detroit last wee Bapck Cole of Detroit spent Sun dy wvth Mrs Anna Kennedy W Mr and Mrs James Popp and 6n, spent last week in Detroit Miss June Nuffer of Lansing is visiting at the Lynn Hendee home Mrs Edith Peck left Friday foiIg Fort Wayne, Ind, to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee of Rush Lake were in Detroit Saturday Mr and Mrs Spencer Titus and son, Gordon, were in Howell Saturday Roosevelt and Jerry Pike of Wayne spent Sunday at the Robert ilke Mr Ad Eichman of Detroit w IMS HMl,UMIIIHIIIMmimimHIIIIg Sunday guest of Mrs Mary Lath nArWrVeWrYWNrtrVr1 VtW WrWVWVWWVWWvWA man Mr and Mrs Harry Lavey of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home Charles Parker of Dixboro called, at the Clifford VanHorn home Sun day John Martin and wife spent Sunday at the Fred Bortz home in Ypsilanti Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and daughter, Leona, were in Ann Arbor I Sunday i Mrs Erma Lewis and Miss Lucy Jeffreys were in Ann Arbor last Wednesday Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent Sunday with Mr and Airs Walter Clinton in Detroit Mrs Russelll Read anu son of Pleasant Ridge spent last weK ai WOrkni the Ross Read home Mrs Beatrice VanHorn, Mrs Willard Wiltse and Mrs S K VanHorn were in Lansing Friday Lucius Doyle, John Spears and Don Hammer returned from Sioux City,Iowa Tuesday nfght Mr and Mrs W C AtLee were Thursday luncheon guests of Mrs Elwin Hulce in Chelsea fc FREE SERVICE Tarm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARAER Ant Phone 88, Pinckne The FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co vwvw Mr JBaw I and Mrs Walter Clark were in Webberville Sunday Jack Reason and OMUT Cory are lor tht Iludon Motor Co in Detroit Miss Helen Kennedy attended the Michlurdue foothalfgame a Ann Arbor Saturdy 1 Mr and Mrs Wm, Marshal of Stockbridge spent Sunday at Ihe home of George Meabon jr Mr and Mrs Roy ,, iiljnihim spent Sunday at the m rilinirliUl, home in VIlliiilllhMiilltl1lh,iiuiilllHlliHiiiiia E 3 I First National I I Bank i Announcement The Lakeland Inn IS NOW OPEN TO Serve Dinners FROM 6 p m TO DAI EXCEPT WEDNESD Sunday 3 to 12 P M CATERING TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS I STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County Livingston At a session of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 26th day of October A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, lge of Probate Jn the Matter of the Estate of I iVed Dolton Deceased I Dora Swarthout having filed in said court her final administration count and her petition prayingfor G allowance thereof and for th ornraent and distribution of the residue of said estate It is ordered that the 19th day of November, AD, 1945 at ton oclock j in the forenoon, at said Probate Off ice be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further OorderedThat public , It is Further Ordered, That pub lic notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said da of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate x , I Wcbberviiie Frank Maycroft of Grand Rapids, Rjhard 1ouson of rand R was a week end guest at the home l T lVu ,inh of Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell nte eeknPn, ,h , l Kr and Mrs Robert Watters and MrpQnAd , J 0V f r E A Naylor anrl family of Katon B n Hawaii Under Federal Supervision Marker Federal Deposit Jn IUranee Corporation All Da posits Insured up to 5,000 fo oach Dpoitor 3 3 i children of Jackson visited Mr and Mrs George Meabon sr Sundav Mr and Mrs Earl Baughin called at the home of Mr and Mrs John Carver in Ypsilanti last Wednesday Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr 5 and Mrs Andrew NisheH 5 Mrs F K Wrijrht of Flint irni 5 the week end with the Hoff Siters 5 n u o i r, w x L Jerry Ledwidgc and liud KoiV Robert Poulson C M M s home gpnt the week PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 113F3 COUNCIL MEETING November iiwiniiiMtUMiiHMuiitiiiiirtniiiihinuiHiiiiniiMimiHiiiHiiiiiiiKiiiiumiiiiHiiii EC Reichhof Sr Council convened with the following members present Pres Lavey, TrusteesThayjsr, Beck, Griffith, Hammer and CampbellAbsentTinchI er OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 Residence 613 Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved The following bills were presented Roger Carr, ins on fire hall 8637 Leonard Cook,hauling brushfttffr Motion by Thayer, supported by Campbell to pay billaMotion carried There being no furher business council adjourned Nellie E Gardner, Clerk I iltraiilllllillllllitliiii liallittttUMHIMMMinfflW I Miss Alice Lee Ware of East Lanng spent the week end at her home here Mr and Mrs Gordon Hter of Ypsilanti spent Thursday at the A L Nesbitt home Mrs MeFaodden of Lakeland has gone to Toledo for the wnter Her ton, Jack,wiH remain fn Ann Arbor Septic Tanks Cepools Cleaned WftfTE ALUMEL MOfEL toon f mom u from the Pacific on extended fur lough with his parents, Mr and Mrs O H Poulson Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs WT tTHehdee wereDr CecIT Herutee of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Ned Chubb of Webberville Mrs Jennie Kellenberger, teacher of the Bullock school and pupils cleared 48 on the keno party they gave at Gregory Friday Mr and Mrs P W Curlett and daughter, Paula, spent Sunday at the Dr J E Curlett home in Rochester Mr and Mrs C G Stackable,Lee and Helen Tiplady attended the funeral of James Loughlin et St Patricks church, Brighton last Thurs day Miss Isabel Nash and Henry Fait of Ann Arbor nd Mrs Ruth Ritter and non, Tommie, of Whitmore Laice were Sunday guests at he VV J Nash home Mr and Mrs Max Russell and 13 1946 j son of Portage Lake were Wednes day night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Read Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Frank Aberdeen were Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed, Mrs Alice Mauk and children and Mrs Smouse of Howell Mr and Mrs Bert Merritt of Willis, Lavern Conk and family of Chelsea and Mrs Newell Pettis of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the John Bell home Mrs Rosemary Schosser, Miss Muriel Read, Eugene Lewandowski, Gilbert Bailey and Wesley Reader attended the MichPurdue football, game at Ann Arbor Saturday Week end guests of Mrs Lulu Lamb were Mrs Arthur McArter of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Fay Blanchard and son and Mrs Wheaton of Fern Week end guests at the Fred Road home were Robert Read and f amily of Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs Frank Peters of Jackson, Mrs Hssel CVtlend of Homer Ur and Urn Henry Johnson and daughter, Elsdne Mr and MrsCliffj ord Chambers, Robert and Richard Ponlaon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Otto Pouieon sad Mm Potato Cbambers Mr ssd Mrs, Lea Bettes and Mr and Mrs Paul Baker of Detroit apart tbe week end at the At I Carr home The Bakers are spending the week sen before going to 8yrt Jf Y to reside Mr and Ms Beit CUston of Detroit spent the week end at ttee They nave rent Av end in Detroit Mr and Mrs F K I rool of Flint were Sun guests of the FIoJT Sisters lMrs Fannie Duck of Inden snout several days last week at the V H Clrk home Mr and Mrs Stonf of Linden called Wednedav SAVINGS GRFAT FINANCIAL BULWARK FOR OUR OWN AND COUNTRYS FUTURE A S OUR Some Victory Loan Facts Washington, D CVictory Loun facts, honoring the men and Homo who won the war, arc as follows Dotest October 29 through feember 8 Quota 11,000000,000 4 hi lion in individual MI 2 hillion in Series E talc, 7 billion from OIIHT nonbnnk invctr Reasont Treasury babocc will be drained by DecrniJffr Vny i vi tally needed for honiitti uiion rehabilitation, retraining iVcdinft rui elothinf men overn, ir ipoi iiiion home, payment of miiriii rflrcid ased Is S t brightest facts of iil v effort i thiil many S liiion of cioiiar Iiavc bern X ,treiixind uxu UOUL m p S ion ill jMOplo IjJilyfive S in1 ion A i r ins have bought S ,11 liiiis and arc hann T Ir Ii m aia huv uvtnty 2 ii million bank airountatoo 5 f 1 a 11 can mean much t 11 ire v T are of our wtiriiiy aird outlves Thev J v1 in lermit u tf saend more I v irrnt inconie oiee r ooi, be ,, plentiful again 2 The savings them,seke,s un be S used to tale u over ernergen2 mj, ,,, lu such tilings a Jiuw S hr,KJTT UTlHe ,rTiTsoTTm5 war er and tlle moths im2 miiaiey ahead can rontri2 Inite to f niand for goods,busy 5 fa lories and jobs later on s Sue no vhile poods are 5 scuct a IO threat of rising pijces co ,is BUY VICTORY BONDS i 9 m S i m, 2 5 i S I 1tiiinntttriHfcriniMissinisiip HELP WANTED Established Base Rat with Incentive Pay 15 Women kr Winding Howell Electric Motors Co AMMAstaVMl tMCM ptjrott spent the week end i tmm mjLA A C I Cttntos nosac, Tbey ha Bom U sVabett Ladwis esd Ji vrsfasttks Wesassa beeyatsn Diarist I tritr itf r m Haw 14 dtsftttsc 1s4 vt Msssdsf HOWELL, MICH S1 A ITS BIG ITS BKAUiifTJLITS BUICK UVWO5T0M MOTOR EAIX0 BowelL MiehWBas 3 UA r fT M Boy ssd assajfar FOR 4iExtfa good toybmi ssfu corn, shelled t in nr popi innsa fluffy w4sse semnLNo Sunday Jasits Csnrenee MncshaU 1 asiW nsss H Gw UU AM 0 J ,m ,wnifwimiuijw TV, t trtMHttmnHtiittiiuimuiiMiiwiSSj Bronze Screen Large Shipment Just Received Nov 21 1945 Classified Want Ad FOR SALELare also baa burner, Art Laurel, 17 inch fire pot Nelson Skow, 19 Argyls Howell Mich MICHIICAM MIRROR Cent jIIWIIItiilsWllllilsyij LIVESTOCK HAULING at FOB SALEChickens, wt aboufe 6 lb 00, Chealey Murray Phone 85F2, Pinckney FOR SALE6 Holstein uevers, age I 12 to 18 months Wm Brash ton aALtWhite enamel range Hoff Sisters kitchen Order Now FOR SALEPoultry for Thanksgiving Riggs aoao West M86 WAJjTDWhitc girl or woman for housework Off duty Saturday pm and SundaySplendid opportunity for high school girl to stuay Mrs G Brown, 1025 Vaughn St Ann Arbor, Mich, Phone 4446 after 600 p m WANTEDI would like to buy your raw furs, hides and pelts Also deer flkirw Call Lucius Dayle, phone 42 Pinckney, Mich 3 weeks LBE LAVET tftiaiitiroiiitetWftiMttuw POk SALBKabblts, years old Dan Stackable Co prices to cover added projection cost The year 1919 was the most violent in labor history, 2600 strike involvng four million workers Higher wages and higher prices precipitated a buyers strike and then a depression from 1920 to 1922 Yet was followed by seven years of pros, parity In 1929 the big cnh came It was just 16 years ago Thanksgiving Day, 1945 Unrest everywhere Strikes which were as inevitable as they were in 1919 Yet underneath tiiere is a genuine thankfulness in jour hearts Michigan was spared tfes destruction And death whiff visited every part of Europe No bombs fell here Today east, west, north and south are new Flanders fields where popp ies will grow New crosses, row on row Back home, Gold Stars in windows and on honor rolls Peace have we won it yet Ts our job finished Lest we forget Lest we forget NEIGHBORING NOTES Five deer hunters were accidently killed the first day of the season and one died of a heart attack A beavers lodge is often 15 ft above water Prospects are good for a big beaver crop this year to exceed that GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Llofct Hen dee S PHONE 3SP12 MIlllilHNMmgl imtuiMiiiHMiHmiiMmMimiiiuitiiiii A GIGANTfC IWHXYto 6 Iff JAUU MI of fTl 2k is short of deer hides young cattle, 1, Herford, 1 Jersey, ljftnd himterg reminded that the Holstein Owner can have by prov, dealerg are g0jd priceg for , ing property and paying expose, i deer pelts 1 C Murray, 8280 Farley Bond October water levels were seven1OR SALEYoung Rock fryers and tenths of a foot higher than a year Household Sale Saturday, Doc 1st AT 100 P M SHARP GOING TO FLORIDA INCLUDING ALL KINDS OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, HUNTING CLOHES, GUNWINrER CLOTHING, BABY CARDElTTRACtOR, ND TOOLS, PLUMBWCf pullets ready to lay alive, or dressed and drawn OPA prices C F Hewlett, Phone 98 TOR dressed J Twothirds SALEBaseburner Acorn v1 heating stove cheap Wm Bonn Phone 9101, Pinckney y FOR SALECocker spaniel pupa, j weeks old, blondes, males 125 Frank Aberdeen of Michigans fox squirrels died every year from hunt ing or natural causesA squirrel 3 years old is exceptional Taxes totalling 446,064 have been been mailed by the conservatinn dept to county treasurers This represents the tax at 10c an acre on state own THINGS MATERIAL AND TOOLS,, XMAS TOYS TREE TRIMMINGSMANY GOOD ARTICLES TO BE SOLD WATCH FOR LIST OF ARTICLES NEXT WEEK JAMES TINCHER 626 PUTNAM ST, PINCKNEY PERCY ELLIS, Auctioneer w I lands 8UCh as tax reverted and FOR SAfeJ1000 cards of wood or swamp land only state parks are to cut on ehare,also trapping righU exempt from taxation This money John Spears is Esdiairlbuted to townships and , senool districts Livingston county ANTIQUES WANTEDDidies, hate, has 26770 acres of such land lamps, china figures, glass baskets Great Snowy Owls of the Arctic slippers, animals, milkwhite dishes are again invading Michigan They with holes around tiie edge, china have wing spreads of 54 66 inches jewell boxes and clocks, buttonsjew elry, rose bowls, VSM, pictures, fur WOMENS PLACEON THE j niture Write3lbTOHuim, Par PAYROLL ma, Mich and she will call D CHICKENS Highest giamoroug Congresswoman and play, American Dead am Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Shesp REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEIVE 1HE BEST SERVICE L Electric Wiring Eiectric Service Motor Repairing Don Hammer Frank Zeigler PHONE 110 1 PROFESSIONAL CORNER Clare Boothe Luce, Connections lyi I CaOM Kiamorous Congresswoman and play I DC riDButy dllUlVUllIl prises paid for all kinds of Poultry ht wrting in The American Ptsuk Mitki SnadeylliOO to 3i00 p mu WedaMtayZ to 4 tp m, 7 te 6 p m Satttrday7 to 6 in the evening r z 1 wrignv, writing m Jie Aiiienvau Tyler Brogen, HowtU, Mich Weekiy with this Sundays Nov 25 Phone 672, Hoajl agllJt 0f tn Detroit Sunday Times IM WUUtlMIU INIM leMUHNlNliMlNINIsMNIM Housewives FOR SALE Stsbwood, buy now, I tells why she believes womens place next winter may be too 1 ate is in the home, although industry is ThWeson Lumber Co, I welcoming women workers and surPhone Howell 844 lveys indicate they are Just as eager for jobs FOR SALEWatnut fining room suite, table, buffet and six chairs also dresser and four oak ,chairs reasonably priced 756 E Main St I Pinckney, Mich FOR legAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tbe United States Government Jfead for EXPLOSIVES SALE200 large strain horn pullets ready to lay 1ST A7 Ware, 1362E7M36,Pinckney FOR SALEEGGS Gusve Hannat anm, 220 Unadilla FOR SALENew Living room suite, new dining room suite and new bedroom suite Carl Waage, overthe Pinckney Tavem DR G R MsCLUSKEY DENTIST II2H H MUUiea tsis Offlee, ISO veaiK bj HewelL 1 MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS MATHINE AND MACH IN BLESS ALSO COLD WAVES Plume 6 MARION JAVS,Ower HERB SNEEu 1S3 S07M SL QfmdWIm HewelL Mists Real Estate, h City, Lake mm Wt A SsMointttf sa Lbt Yeor Preperty WU1 Me CEMETERY MEMORIALS J L ARNET A SON Aas Arber, Mfcaifaa HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan Local Representative Pkoae S7 or 430 MeatMaeats i Marker State Bank, i VICTORY LOAN The war is over in one phase but a glance at the papers tells us plain ly that there is still a struggle ensu ing People all over the world have had their lives upset and now are trying to reassemble their shattered homes sad ideals Until this readjustment is completed the armed forces of the United States will be station oreign lands The war is not over for these men and will not be until they are returned home LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE MARTIN J LAV AN Astern A IS Brttam Nkaigft 5V VanWinklV DM W VasWmlde Charles K Attemeys at Law Flret Stats sod Ssvmgs Bass P H Svaiihout Sn FINCRAL HOUR i WE HAVE I i 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 November 21, 1945 Description An account of the resource November 21, 1945 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 1945-11-21 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/dbbd836b236b7be2f26a7ce0ad72ac7b.pdf bd18e2a1608669dd1f93f76d890b0ea1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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Volumt 62 The Pinckney Diipalch Wednesday, Nov 14, 1945 News Items of Boys in Service qmmmmmmm and UIM Coacemlaf 0 Boj Who Ar ftortiaf in UM AM4 Leatherneck Gilbert Bailey is home from the Marine base at Paris la land, AI C, on furlough He goes to Indian Gup, Maryland His broth r, Pick, recently discharged from tie army and wife also spent bund y here Capt Raymond Dean, Husband ot the former Gloria Graft,has beun dis charged und attending the University of Michigan Gloria is working blithe KaiserFrazier Co, Willow Hun Samuel Singer has received a di charge from the U S army Howard Head was home from Chicago for the week end He is still a leatherneck Capl Paul Strawhecker is still at Camp lickett, Va, but has been on fuvlough as his wife underwent ai ir at Portland, Maine James tthircy recently received a photo oi his sons, Jay and Lewis taken at Shanghai, China Both are in the navy Jimmie Bell writes from the South Pacific that he does not expect to be home before February Major Wni Brown with the medical unit has been tansf erred from France to Germany Pfc Fred dell of Chelsea recently discharged from the service called at the John Bell home Saturday Pfc Warren hoover of Chelsea has been discharged from the service and spnt the week end here His wife is the tormer Anna VanBlaircumJie served in the uth Pacific, Paul inger LSN retired is working for Henry Gilbert in Detroit Arthui Gailup hs boon uncharged froi the service and returned home Gar wpnnett, husband of the former hit en Dcyereaux, lias beejg discharged irom the U S army Cpl Donald Doyle, son of Wm Doyie jr writes he ha been trans ferred from airfield, Assam,India t one at Panagarh, This is thp Ea India base, lie has now been in I dia 19 months He gets the pJnckno Dispatch regularly, enjoys rcadi Win From Dexter 7 6 Defeat DaUr There Lat Friday in HardMt Gams of Sanson 7 to 6 Deer Hunteers Go North No 48 Pinckney Sand Hr Usual Number or Uaer Hunter to North Woou TuU Year Pinckney beat Dexter 35 to 0 last year but it was another story this year and Pintluiey aided by the breaks of the iuiie and an awful Tut ui luck mojuged to squeeie out a 7 to b victory against a Dexter team that was hot Dexter probably outweighed Pinckney Ui or 15 lbs a man and riddled the pinckney line the first quarter After getting the ball on a Pinckney fumble and making 8 first downs in a row Devlin, threw a short flat pass to Steptoe who received it and mil 20 yards for a touchdown The try for goal for the extra point wns blocked Dexter continued to gain but fuii bled and Jack Ueid recovered for Pinckney Dexters enU ot boxed in and Jim Meyer, tho Pinckney speed merchant made two 20 yard runa around end putting the lall on the 10 yard line, lever circled end for a touchdown and Oharcs Clark kicked goal for the all imporiunt extra point, putting Pinckney ahead 7 to 6 This ws PPi wiieys only scoring chance as they omy iiade 2 more first downs the t t ui Lie games Dexter continued to reel off first down after first down and were go ing strong and on the Pinckney yard line as the half ended Using une plays and a short flat pass Dexter continued to pile up first eiS The number of deer hunters is expected to greatly exceed the numoer who went last yourThe conservation dept estimates there will be 2511,000 hunters in the uoitli,woods Many, of those who are swelling he number of hunters art returneu service men and those who have been laid off from factories Gasoline ratio, nitf is also a thing of the past Conditions are ideal except that tiieie m a scarcity of ammunition W4fwover uie wise hunter has bieii Mtvmg up ammunition for the ouiou for the past year Pinckney has always sent a large nuim,ei of hunters north Uack ijo and til yearsago the old Dispatch files state that James Marble, Jame caiman, John Teeple, Henry iiarton Fisk UroV were going north for deer m the days of slow train travel This year Arthur Flintoft and his usociales go to Drummond Island, iil Baughn and iioberl Seefeld will also ciuss the straits to the upper Peninsula W C Miller, sons, Clare, Norman and Clifford, L J Swarthout and on, Gerry, Win Buughn, John Croupe and others go to Douglas lakc Jrville Smith, Lynn Hendee Lloyd Hendee, Stanley Dinkei and Keynold Wylie go to Mio, Clare and Claude lt j Swarthout and Jtalph Harris to Loit iiu Michigan Mirror State News CU R R NT1 OMMEN I New and and Happening ot th State TersUy Told from Lansing , Im recent muyoralty election in ictio t ha, been mterpeted tn manyt way h all tlcpends which way the writers Uesire to iuterpot it I the ruddle or the current tug ui wUllh7 ,,111 il Irovh tie mujority ot between wage, and price , ,K ,pU uyv aUinst organized Many Michigan retailers are finding hcinseives caugni sijUiueiy n UlhO SK MAHYj, CHURCH uruveeu wage, ami pru Kev Francis MurpTty, pastor ror sample The wholeale pric , Masses at 745 and 1100 a nfi of one line ot white good, has been Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 increased due to wage rase give A m Saturday Novena Friday 12iJ0 noon and 800 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday 8 to 9 p in anr Sunday 700 to 730 a m downs in the center of the field but found the going hard and the iincknpy team invincible in dc the Pint ney 10 yard line where the Pinckney team rallied like the defenders ot Corregidor and turned them back a least 6 times Once Tom Clark saver the lyby intercepting a pass, Another time Don Burns recovered a Harley Stanton and Bob Meyer nr at Fngadine Dr Kay Duffy goes to Indian Ki er Louis and Francis Shehan, Gera Bauer and A Albert Shirley to Kos common Fd Parker and Don Svu liout also go h vc Wit lard W Clifford Vunllorn, COMMUNITY COwuL, HuCH Rev AHiJ Allard, Mlnbter MisPieieuce 3augjw,Qranit nod Chpir Director G M, Thompson, S t Supt I Mining Worship 10S0 Sunday School n 0 hoir practise Wed evening teep Sunday for the great things oftjie soul Come to church firstYou will find a welcome here jVe cordially nvito you to our ser vi of worshij and Thanksgiving a 10 B0 Sunday nioinin, Keep thi faith of our fathrrs Help Icecj An,erica strong We would be glad to haua you remain for Sunday school at U 30 A srviee in the interest of the vontii of the parish will be held Sunday ev at 7J0A1I young people are invited GOSPEL MISSION Pastor Kra Deachey S S Supt Marvin Shirey Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 104 roung Peoples Meeting 730 Evening Worship 80K Viyer Service Wed 801 Dexter fumble and Uie balance of pcrty iuis and Harold Meyer go to the Dexter assaults vere turned back jurran by s cr jrHt and determination Jn the last minuses of play Dexter was where , , on the Pinckney 5 yard line about fate revives here Has becor ncknejr turnod 4 attacks nnd fnendiy wi John P Wencel , Dal, on downs as lhe 3nghton and paates the Dispatch c to bun They live in concrete hit, j to a hut and have a Hindoo man t OCAL NEWS Dr nd Mrs Sieve Brown of Detroit spent the week cm at the Fred Read home Lrdic Va e am George Stew Mrand Mrs Fred Read cnlUd on nrt go to Rosmvon , Arnold PrrquM at Mich State George TrJTrjrmrd rons go toh Thmsd ihi Sliirey boys to Corntake care of it Donald is iu the ai base inspectors office and makes administrative inspections If he is discharged he will, visit lnckney next wmmer Eugene Lewaidowski has been dis charged from the air force and Rob ert Donald Martin from the Ainphb PoiDexter blocked their 1 ci o irL 1 offense completly lincl aey did not Midedl Well as the late J P Doyle used to say Its not the first downs that count, its the touchdowns This gamelGene Mcinyre backs up that statement as Dextef j licaon and n made 14 first downs to Fincknevs 5 Except for Pinokne s spurt in the second quarter y en ifiey scored Hill ings Others expecting to no air Ore hwies, Lnus and Wayne Wagoner, Haoid Mavcoek, Pdward Bowman, Hoy Peason, M 1lick i d vie dd Joe llrxilc, Omor ,Corv, Kdvin proet ui FvtA e , workers yet the retail ceiling pr1ct hae not he n atiju did to iiuike u fair profit to the retailer possible wilue ge coil luti av , up h wagri aif pill, i liii in i ii tiu rase is tlu pii, ili u hiuii r hou raiei ioi w J U i MI lnuiu to result a hiiier pj n s Tiit i v, hj man tOiiouiii fojeat more iiiilaliui ahead, and why stock market price iae ri ii climbing again, in tinmi aniii, it i likely that we will see ,t n pedtiK Jf the 1011 labor Inie v , bi ht j,G3 strike I nvoUi more i t 4,00,00 work ei I i ar p perity got full uiKier iu ID The big crasi anle ij, 1120 Tin iing number of div iree framed in Michigan is part of A ner i moral sump, according to inil ItO, editor of the ChurlotU Pe pn lieanTribune Heie i a ioie luotation ieigion was a nnc tihie powerful force in counties like Faon Many ma churches went out with tin nitomobile and two More ov more ithei are only a memory vv Ih tu ompaiable substituh to UIK IIMI placo fifty percent this i, a iur, but consei ati e of the houludd that v ere ifjresenttd m church activitjHt ten yeais ago m ,o uer ITturi any church, a tenfi , o the t,oial stiiy and i JU life of the coiiii unity Pnwine has fuloued Sunday base ball and now pool rooois are ojien on Snnd, all of MI i reieert a leenkdown n ualily, unci1 thouchl to b in tiul lo the moral fibre of any people Foity hour v eck plu union labor thivit, of fectr weiking hours, ie made loin week end holiday popular which in ome dref nje h t Htbt ii rrirliui h hr aboi We doubt it Any time labor ones iii Detroit it can dect whom i jnaMo iius time they were not m,d Tmic i nnter rivalry and ealoiy betuLiu iXi c U and A F L lue t0 lending labor inion When Richard Frunkenstein, a i I U president was nomi in ihi A K Lat once ondorsed Mayor Jejfieys fur a fourth termlf hcse two oranuations had been ,i mine am a candidate they ould have ehcted iheir man Mayor idfreys in three terms has not been irticihirly outstanding It is known bat he has ambitions to go further JoweviT he has uvir idenifd him If strongly with either political arty, liis father, the late Judgp K j IHYevs vis a lifrdong Democrat In cnnipaign of If44 Mayor Jeffey delivered an anliRoWVelt perch at Thicago and thii returned o Detroit and was silent the rest of he campaign Lt iov Vernon J Itrown was xoneraied of blame in the death of Mis Mint,, Jack MT, of Dexter who truck and killed by car driven by Mr Prowi Nov 1 Prosecuting Attv dm W Ra of Washtenaw onnty cotiducted thf examination he iceidnt hipjenri opposite the Dexter school as school was being dis n d for he day Mrs Jack was aitln for her two small daughters hn htr IS monlns old riH Ftaitd tb road As the mother ifter it she fell in front of ious foace at Saxt jruno, California Cpl Cy AtLee ws home from Camp Grant tm a week end furlough Deb Ledwidge USN writes us he is on Siunor one of the Philipinc island and helps get out the camp paper, an issue of which he sent U Sergt Bob Kourt ishonw on f ui lough from Camp Cook, Cal Jraul Baker, huahand o the f rmtr Jaais Carr, has been dischar d from the U S coast guard Mrs iieasie Farrington and son, Sergt Francis Farrington of tock week The following officers were Pinckney plays Hartland here Fri J elected Pres, Barbara VanSlanv ZZAZL JIUJMT iTIiiay tJeir final game Not much is brook Vice Pres, Dorothy Lavey tJ,l S JSS knoun Of the team except Dexter TW, Mildnnl Roberta S, leader, jceived beat the n 35 to 14 Sunday The latter has just a discharge Louis Winkle of Webster has been discharged from the army after 47 , , 4 , , 4 , nhsaervice He jl foe married 1XCLnJ Jl to Miss Betty Gallagher, formerly of this place in January Robert Nosker USN, soninlaw of Ray Downing has received a dis completly complete a single pass v the pasaer was invariably smothei before he eiM tow the ball, lioy also had punt id and Ixidwidge had to iurry the c rs so he did not get much distance onjdiem However PuKkneys short comings on offense were more than atoned for by their marvelous defense of their goal luv where 1 hey gave a fine Tmitation of the historic Spartans of Greek histoy CARRIAGE LICENSES Harold Il liip, 2o, Howe1 Tatricit Greene, 2IHovell Arthur Maschke, 22, Howell, Dorothy Clark V Howell Lawrence Cook 34, Brighton, Vivian White, 2 Howell An thony Rcnnon, 18, Brighton, Mary Lou Bekkering, 18, Pinckney, Bernard Kuhn, 21, Howell, Botty Jean Harwood, 21, Howell, THE MERRY TAILORETTES The Merry Tailorettes 4H club inet at the high school gym last Tie Mises Tlhn nnd Rita Kiiinody and Leona Campbell were in Chesea Saturday Mrs Hazel 1ouTson to frrVlrrtr a s ks vacation from lier duties at th telephone offie Karl ii1 ii ai 1nrelv of Oak Croc sp id Sunday at the Andrew Cjiinpbell home Mrand Mrli J Murray and Mrs Pomeroy of FInt were WediHsday gtlvts Of the Hqff jMstcrii jiM i s s A U a dtotvTTTso u i s s t a y i n g a 1 Shirty home working M ii smfn other words rehuion is paying hidl tribute t reiea on, nueh ot which is of a doubtful physual value o eaiol A as tu tiVd Mi aon ar rind VK badly iniur d ufforinu a ininred liver, broken b ic bone and oMitr injuries M rtiTevn topped at Pinckney on his 11 av tn Ann Arbor Men ay I j n h editor Ml W ffa rtrri nt he had ami trd the first ever been in1717 K Ily heUees ike W id pet i id roitv in the aete tie sinele War I xv a , i r l i i i i r iiil tar, wuy with Ruydit Have ci Hit i fair to conscript manpowejfor m front line di ill i A ould ipt Man r nome from duty Iov m in 11 v as if fair 10 to on 7 n if i i i I f o I , Thi, is regimentahi way bu it woud hav 1 fantastic vjir lane vare ill w if I We fail In understand the attitude f c of the preys and oven memoei of conirnss They seem to be biihej ,del v jini out of hor o iii ip noulle 1 re fniioini the lessons of World War I tr th defeat of Gorman y 4h uuriry vith Irr Uritian waj Kelly J pcruaded to send sndirs into RuS ia t restore the Caiv to power Fhr Mniiirc was a fa lure Jd the Paula Curlett Cheer Leader, Rcna Mr and Mrs, Joseph A Knudson f Broaklyrv N Yt announce the aaarriage of their daughter, Kathererine to Kenneth Lamont USN on Nov 10 at St, Auguitine church in Brooklyn, New York, Following the adunyaxeoe4tH was hciiLat,l4 jf Sterling Place, Brooklyn lnc On ituiay, Dec 8 the tea wlljMames Reporter, Dorothy Robert be banrjuettod at the high schoolThe, The pledge was copied, tearnd The public is nvited Tickets are 1 and repeated It was voted to pay Folloving the bartouet there will be I 5c a meeting to buy material and to a program and dance, J111 the fourth Wednesday iu each Dexter merchants put up a trophy month There being no further busto the winner of the game, Pinckney j iness the club adjourned Elsie De brought it home but will have to put Wolfe U the leader it up next year when the two teams Dorothy Robert reporter meet Dexterl TEEN TOWN the Mai at the Dexter KlectrmnYs Miss Roe Rrquist of Grand prevnnle Rapids was a week end truest ofiTO mskte labor in vnrpmts rand Mrs Merwn Campbell I hujre profit Ui nanufacturei Mi ard MJSP W Curlett enter Ojld also have eliniiiintd many of tainod for divrcr Sunday the HofJ Si or ard Mrs Oscn irei Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell Ann Arbor wore Saturdey dinner iruosts of Mr nd MrsOtin Camphll Mrs Roomary Sdiosser and Mrs Marily McKcnie spent the week endj th Muriel Read in Fast Lansing Chapter NoMr O V S Mrs Geonia Uourbonnais of Lan aurday oemnc, Vv ire erre1 urfd to lx present, rlanche Martin, Secy intr tient a couple of day las week vith Mr and Mrs Don Swrthout ,ejMrs Oscia Sijrier who his been Vending a couple of weeks with the Hoff Sixers returned home Tuesday jGFRrORY AIRPORT Mr and Mrs S K Swwthout vis lr Mrvii,fm f Jrrnr ha cotvpeted late Kenin not ony Tainod complete a ety OTC all Russia but hif sucrt Stahn ts over more powerful ih IAinvpo in its present state omul 1y demoralirod and disorjran 7fH, the moneyed class in this countI v fa the entire continent may po com unst and eventoally this docunchjrine taay snn ad here Honce their fnstant sn pinjf at Russia and their Miv o nix into the European sitNOTHE nation It wn Russia who stood off special meotinf of Pinckney i lie Gorman hordes and urned them will bo hold j bak whon hv had alt Kurope at at Mio j their morry and neither Great Brittan o roniTderroi of the order MorrSCHOOL HOI rUNCHES 0f The Pineknev school hot project will start Nav 2r were in any cy ndition to do soKow just why should vo vo out of our way to provoke trouble with themDo wo want a World War III PHI m Penor Pinckney Burns 1 Joe Pums r Clark T Clark The groom is a Pinckney hoy and Uvd at the Louis Cojrie home, He graduated from Pinckney fcten jchool In 1941, LE, LT Ju C C R O R T L H R H FB McLeod Bailey Bennett Wall Coy Evinjrer eptoc William oche was the gueat of boror thinner at Wht oSr Oauatrj Oahan Satawday, Nov 10, oocat5a Mac his 76th airthday e atio to the number of 30 We are sorry to announce that one of our girls , Barbara Tincher, will he leaving u soon bound for Florida Barbara was very regular in attendance and the club enjoyed having her as member There is going to be n scavonr hunt held at the neat meeting Nov JJ Jf H 120 Everyone, inclodintr ma, aro Keid R H Kenny jnvvd to come and bring one of tho Lodwidge FB Or rfTcrte 0Tp08ite sex, and the drl do like Touobdowns Jim MeyeT, Steptoe j T am0unt of one thin dime Extra pointtCClark Subathutions a ,,,, he taken at the door, Pinckney Jeffrey, Howe, MflViey, and girls donH forget tn ArlM, j pjfc a lunch for your partner ied their new reat grand daiiffhtier, , Xancv Lee Quackcnbush at Jackson rv,ni hi M1 hp w Sundav state iii Two paws Nesbitt entertained X A i hor ai day Sundav taking up pass T f arpor h the woro 1, Andrew Hosnor,Rov Cavorly nnd Jack Hoop checkers Saturday i rVM Th he late Rudyard Kipli wroto a pioni o v hich r in our memory ThojT s Tommie this and Tommie A nd Toimie go away, Pu1 i 1ITT of his conntr Wlv n lio mm ljran to play Tommie Atkins is the nickname for the J Irtish soldier Th M tw0 linos seem to express the American atitude completly as far s pnopiredness goes According to artlJond drive this county will probably jnont indications congress will ofJ j mi be i id p10s The announced laor aso had 1iii isitsTMnd op ninjr wiii of or of Howell at night Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Shirey were Messrs j VICTORY BONO DRIVE Chariot PukhnMrr and Carroll t Although there i a srarcjiv Swartz of lloodl i small bond buyers in, the icton Charles Reason and family moving f ror the in Marion to the LWIL wium 0111 , , n Tnadilla 1 communiies have gone over thr top k Gerald Reion Is now on the road, o Civ KrhVor, City, Cnrj , foibe Prown McClaren Co of Hamiddla, Iosco, Marion, Mich State San pror to t,p ivi1 Spanish burg nnd vri in Grand Puipids wvfjOceol Rn1 Cenoay the end of the ani orlj Wars n lf Thomas Love farm ffo over the top due to the sale of J Dan Wright farm j bit honds To dato the following j in,t, ,1 , rneparedness program but W tTj ever ome we will tie found in the same week nvanv otlvcr coniniinitios A M Itaebe and wife of , fhwaoll fleat and wife of Ann Arbor Latimer RefereeUrth, AJUI Mr Wolf wfll jrive his lecture on j andTyooraerf China Nov IS to the high school atj 7St is the time and above the w the j,,,, jfnjes fW JJ, u tJ ptaefc YouU have fun v ,1 are invited vkriUiHtmii MIM 11AQ a at lw unres 01 otbal sect an laat wek Chebea ta Whvdont you come Four new members joined the dab hut meeting They are Barbara na Ryan UniYntrtqpJ, Irfoed 7, Brigwioo , fipmu p, fSebman, Regi SaUneOIiL 2UtB7Iuai Marjor Boota, Sec j Vo it, Rnnaeveit 4 Stockaody iLeafe It Ann Anbar flea unprepnredness that existed war this countrv had had a preparedness MEOsrram the Tajwncoe War might never hr e oeoured nnd thousanoa of lives of American hoys would not have been sacHf iced ir the Jungles of tfce South Pncifjc and Gen Muskegon ast week j weeK many owr rommunnies are Mr and Mrs W C Miller and 1 to he over the tei The ons and famibe were Saturdav rived from the sale of these night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs, TW1S will he aod to bring the hoy lawrence Caughn of Portage LakeJ rk homo from overseas and for Sunnav guests of Mrs Emma Voll vererars rehahilitflton mer were Mr and Mrs Charles Eis Pinckney nnd Putnam has lrTWlj would not Wse wttenjbis ele and James Smith of FowlerviHe in the campaign and only about fo Vs r years captivity id and Mr and Mrs Steve Geryca of1 percent of the uorta h boon nM Detroit v 1 h ast fbrures available on th s Mrs, Marion Jarvis and Mrs, Nellieunltr rutm tw Clark and son, George pent the ofH f wjnff L week end n Detroit and Windsor i Pineknei villas MH If you 4WM, aiarfn hJ ibw, Jimmie Jarvis and David 1 huT AHnonwh 1n wnawlwn oeaaan ig Aasurojrtion college ret1 ,n turned home with them far the 1 1 week end i tP in this lat war bond drive as we at Fortan j Mrwinakon Bangnn onjl in the fim even rrtaioed for dinnw Sunday V aa4J The counu nmp where he dieing on all aides of ion and disease bonds Pinckney hich is i JltfdTi wwnee fcambru Hr XrM bonds but has oW it wfe,Jet rmmXhAKioMm, Afm Arbl , U, mW bonds , Zrl njrs John CamW of l Lw ani iTMniulmy, of Winlj j g angwa and ma 9 ft owJoeMi vr ,,rt Mii irilirir abort M5,OOo w quota of I wish to theLioptj boantnl 1 rooeiwod on be famiitHii m i t 4 r ATw 4 z r Siurtw AifriiSjE 4vrKr,rA DUpatdi Wedimdmy, 14, 1945 f t I Sylvan Theatre OUUKA, MICH PM, St Nov 1 17 BACK TO BATAAN Starring JOHN WAYNE, ANTHONY QU1NN and BEULAH BOND JfclCHBOJIlNG NOTES completed , Misa Jessie Green read a paper Mrand Mrs Bert Norton of Stock1 entitled Primary Reading at the bride and Mr and Mr Harvey lyer Teachers Institute Saturday and1 of Plainfield celebrated their 5uth j Durfee Iwd one of the discusvedding anniversaries last week uons Sergt Dick Hewlett h arrived , ,, New Vork Cty from oversea, ad J to thK Bixnev hou on E is expected home this week i f James Brogan of Stockbridge af, Mu a tQPKW IBPWI Nawt a,Mo, Tut, Nov 18, 19, 20 THE CORN IS GREEN Starring BETTE DAVIS, NIGEL BRUCE and ROSALIND IVAN Cartoon Pock Up Your TroubUs Shows 30t, BOO, TtOO, 00 food, Tbur, Nov 21, 22 ter 6 year in the service has been discharged and returned home, his Mr and Mrs Wm Black sr who have been spending tnt summer in aiscnargea ana reiurnea nome XUSJ T, mother, MrsEmma Brogan of Stock northern ic igan hava returned bridge gave a dinner for him Sun pne T P, Harm and Lewis Colby have boon drawn to servo on Jury Mr Hoisel is building a new house at Chubbg Comers Miss Lida Allison closed her school in the Wright district Friday Pincgney high school will play Howell here at football SaturdayThe day His wife is the former Olive Bullis of Pinckney William Fisk of Brighton has received a discharge from the U S army and Kenneth Davis of Hamburg, husband of the former Mar jory Haines,one from the Seabees CapH Edward D Howell of Flint, has been discharged iom the service local lineup is as foUowi Center, and has been calling on relatives in Francis Carr Guards, Larry Dunn this section FC James Cook, son of the late Walter Cook of Howell was recently married at the army camp at SanAngelo, Texas Mrs Margaret Flintoft and Mrs THE HOUSE ON 92fld ST IolH obdeffof Howell attended a stork shower last week at Pontiar Starring for tne formers daughter, Mrs WIUIAM EYTHELLOYD NOLAN ,, Johna SIGNE HASSO, GENELOCKHART DanielYounir, former Pinckney ad LEO CARROLL resident, now of Dexter, has been Cartoon Sportrt Nwt discharged from the U S army I Willam B Reader, Howell bankTbaaktving Day Show 3, 5, 7, 8 er, was married to Mrs Alice Brown ing Hosley of Cohoctah at Howell and Cy Gardner Tackles, Rill Monks and Fred Campbell Ends, Archie Durfee and M J Reason Backfield, Wm Doyle, S T Grimes, Erwin Mann and Frank Erwin The game will be at the depot grounds CmiagTbrill of Romance, Pride of th Marinas, Ball of fUoarita Howell Theatre by Rev Pailthorpe on Oct 27 Mrs Francis Barron and son have moved back to Howell from Saginaw to the Charles Stevens house they recently purchased They new lighted athletic field at Chelsea was dedicated Thursday night in a game between Chelsea and University high schools The coat of the lights was 3500 which NOTES OF SI YEARS AGO Early in the morning of Oct 27 fire started in the upper floors of I the Mann block occupied by the Mas onic lodge on the third floor and the Sphynx club on the secondTbe fire was discovered at 500 a m by John Dinkel This building was destroyed and also the Teeple Hard ware store and the Doan store next to it occupied by Monks Bros As Pinckney was still without ftre protection the Brighton fire engine was called However action is at last coming as Pinckney will hold a spec I ial election Nov3 to vote on buy ing a fire engine W H Clark and wife have returned front their vacation Jay SheTuea, Wod, Tbur, Fri, w , r r lurnBu irum uietr was raised by the Kiwanis club han substituted for him during his The club raised 500 by a minstrel aD8ence from the depot , show, they sold 1000 worth of ad Rex Smth has bought the Bam Nov 13, 14, 15, 16 vertising for it, Chelsea war factor Green or Gus Smiil h0U8e oa West DANA ANDREWS ,DICK HYAMES J ies save 1500 and 500 more was Majn St STATE FAIR Novelty News Sat, Nov 17 TOM CONWAY ia FALCON IN SANFRAN CISCO Also ALLAN LANE ia STAGECOACH TO MONTERAY Spocial Cartoo Mat Satfor Kiddiof raised by popular subscription NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO George Bious, the colored boy quite ill at the home of Dr H r S G Teeple and wife and Mrs Dam Richards are taking in tha car nival at Grand Rapids S G Teepies Daughter of Mason Nutwood won the blue ribbon at the Brigiiton fair races last week This issue contains a letter from David Bennett, 62, died at his home north of town on Oct 22 Pinckney is still doing business H F I Kennedy, Nellie Gardner and the , 0 is t after the fire The stocks of C postoffire equpment were moved out on the square and badly mixed Monks Bros, are doine brines ttfj the opara house and Teeple tadware in the rooms below it W E Murphy got out the mail in the Dis patch office the next morning r We understand the burned buildi one of the boys from here at Fort tngs will be rebuilt at once The MaMeade, Maryland,in training forthe drug store voted to buUd a business Spanish war He says sickness is rife sons ata meetngheld over the block at once with lodge rooms on SUA, MOB, Tua, NOV 18,19, 20 3 Days 3 lfai Sua 200 p m Coatinuou ROBERT ALDA, JOAN LESLIE in RHAPSODY IN BLUE Novoity Now there and that 338 are in the hospital In recent field meet there Sgt Andrew Roche of Pinckney won the medel for winning the most events He won the standing broad jump, running broad, standing high, runn ing hop, skip and jump, and 100 yd dash Kid Lavigne of Saginaw won the lightweight boxing title and liemmler of Maryland, the heavy weight , I The race meeting acheduled to IWed, Tour, Nov 21,22 Tuesday was rained out and held on ntatiao TkaoJugivuigv Day 2 3 i Wednesday In the free for all trot f P MCoatiauoua jMCJC OAKJE, PEGCY RYAN aad JOHNNY COY la ON STAGE EVERYBODY jHovekjr Now Haxei Ridge won first, Harry H 2nd and Green Wilaon 3rd tn the free for all pace Sleepy George was first, I Lottie F 2nd and Dixie Boy 3rd 1 Brighton beat Stockbridge in the bail game 11 to 9 The new hotel at UnadiUa is about the second floor The parochial school amendment was defeated at the election in this state by 138 389 majoriy James White has returned home from Alberta, Canada Married at St Josephs church, by Rev Fr McDace on Tuesday morning Miss Marguerite McCluskey of T ey to Raymond Burns of HoAi lie couple were attended by M Tr Fitch and Leo McCluskey A wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mr and Mrs James 1 Fohey The couple will reside in i Canada THE AVON THEATRE 7 W a ax SjperTi FgLt Sat, Nov 1, 17 MAN FROM OKLAHOMA Cood Maaical Waota Miss Barbara Jean Brown attended the football game in Ann Arbor Friday night IT PAYS TO RUSSAL 81 tsa r GOOD HBOR i Rr is IF youre considerate of others in the use of your telephone, theyll be more apt to be considerate of you And trdny, when there are more telephones per line than before the war, its especially important that everyone cooparates We intend to proceed with the job of adding more rural lines and more central office equip ment just as fast as cond r 1 3vill enable us to fill the orden 1 rz wexinj for telephones and reduce the number of telephones per fine Meanwhile, here are three simple vavs you can show friendly consideration of toe who share your telephone line 1 Keep all calls short 2 Avoid interrupting ichen the lino v n 3 Hang up your receiver carefully O ivccncr off the hook can tie up a whole lino 4LdLik7h MICHIGAN BiLL TCLSSPHOMS COMPANY ItLZP ON UVYtNC VICTORY BO NOB ngq3ea0fjp I hmtepMMd JX Rental Roadf M Its truethere may be no royal road to learning but Ive learned of a royal road to washing pleasureny allelectric laundry I used to dread washday now all I do is place the clothes in my washer, add soap and turn a Ji As if by magic the clothes are washed, rinsed and wrung, even n 1 uo some of the cleaning upstairs That isnt all, tJvrjrJiihc electric dryer dampdries thedothes so that they are rvJv M inning in about a halfhour Then comes the reaJ pv 3 sure of washdayironing with the electric ironer, with a real saviror of rixne and effort My electric laundry means a naniiiium of work a inaxuntun of time for other things w TheDETcT tf v9 rflStfaJonHe will be glad to fciT yio v,ftvr m m TK PfatcKaR DUpk cP Vf9dnd Nov 14 ld45 wfBSffSkwmm mm3mmymm nun, i n DISPATCH tiateied at poetorZVos Pineknty, Mich eond class uatt gubucriptiou Ui yet Paid invAdvaaca Al W CURLITT, FUaUlHEI MrsLulu Lamb spent last week Lansing n i lltllllllllllllllltlflllfllLMIfllflHIII1lllltllll1IIIIIHIJIIiril1llllllTIMMUllll1IIMIIH 1 NOW HAVE A GUARANTEED DDT Product James Shirey aw heart attack is very ill with I Mrs Uladys Lee entertained net card djpb Sunday Mrand MrsFrank Aberdeen were in Jackson Wednesday Mrs James Shirey and son, Aaron were in Jackson Friday wrt VIC 10 , 1 Eiy Bonds Now in Americas Great Victory Loan For a more abundant futureyours, your communitys, the future of our million of fighting menbuy Victory Bends in this last loan, tbe great Victory Loan Your crop dollars ran help pay the coat of victoryand in ten years, Victory E Bonds pay you 4 for every 3 you put in Kennedys en Sf4re ounceiiient The Lakeland Inn IS NOW OPEN TO Ser ve Diiin FROM 6 p m TO 12 p m D LY EXCEPT WEDNESLVS STATEnOF MtCrttOAN Th Ptobaie Court for tbe County Living ton At a session of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 2th day of October A D, 3 945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons e of Probate Jn the Matter of the Estate of red Dolton Deceased Dora Swarthout having filed in , said court her final administration , account and her petition praying tor he allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution of the I residue of said estate I It is ordered that the 19th day of November, AD, 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Off ice be and is hereby appointed for Mr and Mrs Lyj IO Lansing one day last wnk Capt James Nash and wife spent part of last week in Coldwater Miss Viola 1ettys has moved into Alger Lees cottage for the win ter Tommie Butler of Gregory spent the week end at theW H Myer home Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson and David Aberdeen were in Ann Arbor Sunday Mrs AltaMeyer and Mr and Mrs W B Lamb were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and MrsHarold Reidy of Rush Lake were in Ann Arbor and Detroit last week L J Swarthout and family spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Gallup in Fowlerville Mrs C W Thomas entertained the Lakeland Kings Daughters last Thursday Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Horn called on Mr and Mrs James Appleton of Brighon Sunday Rov Reason aUer 11 a hower Saturday night for Mr and Mrs Marn Pratt at Cop sve W H Clark celebrated his 90th birthday Sunday Relatives were present from Detroit and Linden William Beard and family of Ann Arbor and Lawrence Hennes and daughter of Dexter were Sunday vis itors at the John Bell home Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs John R Martin Lorena Weeks, former resident, of Grand Ledge was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Clifford VunHorn MrsLesttr MnAffe and Mrs Roy Clark and Mrs Clifford VanHorn j were in Ann Arbor last Wednesday Recent callers of Mr arid Mrs j Win, Shehan were Norbert Lavey of j Detroit and mother, Mrs Jennie I Lavey MissJcnnio Knapp hoha lived at the IhUlip Sprout home for many years was married in Ann Arbor last Saturday Roland Shehan and brother, Merlin of Canada have purchased the Fisher Trucking Co at Northfmld and are operatinc it j Roland Shehan and family who have been living at the Arthur She hanhome have moved into the Hughes cot tag at Rush Lai Mrs Fdra Reason, duuever, 1 , oHI ard Mrs Mary Jn vnt last Wednesday nigh in the Kenneth asori hie in Ailr Mrs William Brash vas badly burned about the face and hands last Wednesday when a canned gas stove exploded in the Brash restaurant Carl Waage has sold his interest 1 LIQUID IN PINTS FOR FLIES, MOSQUITOES, BED BUGS, ROACHES AND ANTS A10 Percent Powder FOR ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS, MOTHS, FLIES, CARPET BEETLES, SELVERFESH BED RUGS, MOSQUITOES , HUMAN LiCE, POULTRY LICE AND MITES CORY DRUG STORE I iiiiliilllliUiiiMiuuiiiHni Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE arw Animal Collected Promptly Modern guiMot Capable Men 1 he FASTI ST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co STATE OF MICHIGAN J w,llWllWliiliilUllllliiiiiiii The Probate Court for the Countys j of Livngtoii At a session of said Court, itd at the Probate Office in the Otv ofiE 9 sr Jiilowell in aid County n tlie itl day of October A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate, J In the Mattel of the Estate of Zora Chambers, Deceased Glenn Yeland having filed m said Court his final administration J account and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the asTsTuTiihent pnd distribution of the rei iue of aid estate It is ordered that the 19th day of November AD, J MO at ten oclock in the forenoon,at said Probate Office be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition Jt is further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication oi a copy ol this order, loi three successive weeks previous to aid day of heiv,ng, m ti Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaper print df and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judg f Ilhaie A true copy Celestia Parsha 11, Rep nvter of Probate Coyle WUJ in Detroii I First National I Bank Undi a Fc II ler Federal Supervition Mer,ir Federal Deposit in uranca Corporation All Dm poaitt insured up to 5,000 to aacfr 0pcrfitor SAVINGS A GREAT FiNANCiAL BUL WARK FOR OUR OWN AND COUNTRYS FUTURE One of thi the , Limi 11 beeii S OUR hearing said petition in the Pinekney Tavern to his part ilauhn u as in An Sunday 3 to 12 P M CATERING TO PARTI iS AN BANQUETS It is Further OorderedThat public It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be jiven by public cation of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS PH3NL U3F3 STATE OP MiCMJCAJI FC Reitkhoff Sr OPTCMETR1ST 18 WEST GRAN RIVER AVE HO WELL MICHIGAN 13 aUOME 2S8 At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in tha City of Howell in said County, m 17ti 4ay of October A D, 1945 Present, Bmu Willis L Lyons, J u4e of Probate In tbe Matter of the Estate of Claude 4L Keiwady, Deceased, j Marj B Kennedy having filed Toud Court serpetftttar SquirtAre the ospecialiy JennAt SMM that B ML, SL and C, , JMB takuqg a MS kttarest in Gmm it be tfcat Eosty, PusEimm hum aajthinff to 4o at A loekE H with her be tried to ditch friends JL Z says R H i tion Could it be The boys have forgot Clua with Otis ttattisetvex and Iufce Xtatimer, ofaartor praying jthat tbe adminstration of said estaU jbe gxantod to Mary B Kennedy or T to some other suitable person It is Ordoeed, That the lth Day of November A D , 1M5 at ten oclock in the forenoon 1 at said probate office, be and ir hereby appointed for hearing said 1 petition boy j it Further Ordered, That public I notioe be given by publication attrac f thia order one each week for three socoeseioe weeks previous to ui Atom the amid iay of hearng in tbe Pinck ney Iiepatohf a iwiapapei print md and circulated in amid omrt Walk Lu AgwnMndRe f nerKarl McCulley and with his family will go to Portland, Oregon The hazards of peace After returning home from 4 years service Capt James Popp, husband of June Lambbroke his arm cranking a car last Wednesday There are 1 students frnm this conuty at Mich 5tate College Those from Pinekney are Dorothy Parker, Muriel Read Alice Lee Ware and Mrs Mary Meyer Mrs Oscia Sigler spent Wednesday with M1s Nettie Vaughn Mrs Norma Merrill was Saturday guest Sunday guests at the W J Nash home were Lawrence Appleton and family of Trenton and Mrs Ruth Ritter and sons of Whitmore Lake W J Nash attended a 4H Club leaders meeting at Howell last Wed nesday night and a meeting at the Clifford Van Horn home Sunday uite Mr and Mrs Ben White called J J veason were Lane a e n Mrs Loui Saiurday , Mrs llorente Arlfor Saturday MraiuLMrs M Jauksop Friday Mr and Mrs Alfred at Lakeland, Florida Don Griffith was home from norland over the week end Mrs Clara Doolittle entertained a bridge club last week Tuesday Mis Bernce Lamont spent the week end in Detroit wih her mother Miss Helen Reason and MrsJean Clark Meyer were in Ann Arbor o Sunday Sunday guests of the Hoff lers were Mr and Mrs Thomas f hapan and Mr and Mrs W P Xeiaon of Flint 5 a E ie brightest facts of v ar effort J that inanv bniiuJia oi dolJii liave ia cd and are now iu f ion of tin people Livbu iiiliion Atncrcans h waj liondi and are on lo them and liav jive inHlion bank Tlie e a ngto the Iniui eountr and i 1 iae five bouglit hang ii rtCVelityacounts,tuo can iiican much A Ijaic of our e if iIs e They lo pend ineooK J i j i J J WJII perout us of our curreu tOod become The a , ins them1 used I MO x Q j ie ,, ,, stl t, homes, ihus th more o ul again Villi be ernergenms a new ins of the ar Vj idiat bue Ui factories S e scarce prices rs and months iev iy ahead can contri demand foi goods,busy and jobs later on i o while goods are i iie threat of rising 1 lies BUY VICTORY BONOS HELP his 4kcwAamMhei as met with An ugly new killer is loose in the land, gaining victisnshythe n kifiing 1 to M persons a Uy, h rR RRaT RH RW dRpaViRP flflrJ JLMmy C ,Sfri Juvenile ert thisS4ndajrs Uov WU 4 I icAe 1 in fiasttnel UQXJ TABLETS, SALVENQSE poptootn, a B4 on Mrs Pess Devereauv and daujrhters, Mrs Betty Deal, Mrs Helen 1 Bennett and Mrs Ruth Bidwell in Howell Saturday Ed Clark and family of Ann Arlor and Ernmett Clark and family of Howell weneSaturday dinner guests at the Walter Clark home Sunday guests at the Louis Coyle home were Thomas and Wilbur Coyle of Howell, Minnie Brackett and Lucile McDonad of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs Ralph White and Terrence McOowan of Pontiac Mrs OH Poulson attended a meeting and banquet of the Central and Southern Division of the chief operators of the MichBell Telephone Co at tbe Hotel Row, Grand Rapids last Wednesday returning borne Sat urday As MrsGleanor Ledwidffewttt 1 onfedkrralffririatttry for 3 or 4 months, Mrs Joe Morris has return ed to Ann Arbor and Mrs Clare McMacken is keeping house for tbe famitv Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel entertained Sunday for dinnerErnest Kew and family of DetroivMr and Mrs Milliron, just discharged rvioe, Corakl Diakel and faatOy WANTEP Ptaidihed Base Rat with Incentive Pay 15 rlaem lcr Howell Electric Motors MQWEIX, MrCM Jiiies Tincher went to Florida oilie Wilson has laiitwoek Monday he wwete that he j At the had bought a home t Tanana for hit ourg aad is family to sell their house ictd IF Fisch ApUanoe 3o Am aul joui i his whUh A rv S 1 , kL HV k , iJl5 f pp WJj wwp fr V Vi, kMMHIIUItimilHUIIIIlllllllllilllUIIIIIIIIIUIIllllitlUIIWUUUlli The Pkatkney DUpatcfc Bronze Screen Large Shipment Classified Want Ad FOR SALEtarii ize base burner, ArtLiure, 17 x fire pot iSuisun Skow, i6ii Argylo St Howell Mich Wednesday Nov 141945 MICHIIGAN MIRftOR Cent tMnmjnummmmnanmmi Just Received the reconversion headaches in adjust ing back to peacetniie prduction Year after yeti the Amcman Le5 Kion hw advocated universal cong script n for figheis, workers and capital alike Farmers ke beng urged to shift emphasis from all out production for wartim needs to efficient low cost marketing and production Its part of the reconwrslon problem cf the food industry Farm commodity prices are due to decline following FOR SALEChickena, wt about 6 the period o large scale food shiplbs each Jhesley Murray ments to Europe That is why farm Phone 35F2, Pinckney leaders, county agents and rural FUK SALE6 Uoutein uew, ftge I inkers are srongly urging return 12 to 18 months Wm Brash 1in veterans not to b farra 1i lf range i the price is inflated One of the problems before the 3 White enamel Hoff Ssters , , w i i 1946 legislature special session at FOR SALEPoultry for Thanksgwj wiu disposition of the LIVESTOCK MOW GENERAL TRUCKING S Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Lloyd Heade I Order Now Riggs 3ao West M36 states 51,000,000 reserve fund for girl or woman for war veterans As there will be close to 600,000 Michigan veterans of the World War II, the solution will like ly consist of services rather than a A EE LAVEY liHHMir HMMIffHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIlllllllllllWIIIltHltlmitHlllllHyii HOWELL LIONS CLUB THEIR ANNUAL mg WANTED White housework Off duty Saturday pm and SundaySplendid opportunity for high school girl to stuoy , , Mrs G Brown, 1025 Vaughn St bonus as was paid in World War llt Ann Arbor, Mich, Phone 4446 afterII wquire 400 million dollars to , A 1 pay the sum gven to veterans 25 b 00 p m i y 1 years ago WANTEDI would like to buy your, Photographs dont lie but someraw furs, hides and pelt Also deer tjmes photographers do skins Call Lucius Dayle, phone 42 i Currently on trial at Pontiac on Pinckney, Mich j charges of holding up a Pontiac FbR SALERabhits, 3 weeks to l gambling house are Pete Mahoney, Ii,roid Dan Stackable 1 Hurry Fleisher and other Detroit B iv rr hoodlums recently convicted by a MiAiEDTO MV FARM3 head of jury of conspiracy to murder the young cattle, 1, Herford, 1 Jersey, 1 ate senator Warren G Hooper of Holstein Owner can have by prov Albion ing property and paying expanse Following a days session Kim Sigler, C Murray, 8280 Farley Road special prosecutor, decided to pay a ,, , t1 T surprise visit to the defendants VOW SALFYoung Rock fryers and paces of husSnegg gambjng hag i pullets ready to lay alive, dressed and cafes Accompanied by four 0A prices state policemen armed to the teeth, 1 2 PHONE 35FU jimiiiiMMmiiiMuiiiuiiiiiuiiimiinimiuiiw i1 t j or dressed and drawn C F Hewlett, Pho no 93 Feather Party W FOR SALEBaseburner Acorn heating stove cheap Wm Brash Phone 9101, Pinckney FOR SALFCockerspaniel pups veeks old, blondes, males 25 Frank Aberdeen I FOrTsT to cut on shares,aIso trapping rights John Spears Sigler maiio the rounds Hearing that rBENEFIT OF WELFARE FUND FRIDAY EVENOV 16 i one of Michigans most prominent gamblers was at a night club, he wound up the night at the Detroit g hot spot j A photogaph was taken of Sigler j at the night club surrounded by the three Dinning Sisters Taken suppos E1000 cords of wood or edly au ,obhy puhlitiV the snapshot is being widely circulated by , the clubs press agent, 11 in the spirit of free advertising But it is also free advertising for Siglera kind he does not want ITS BIG ITS BEAUTIFULITS BUICK LIVINGSTON MOTOR SALES Howell, Michigan ANTIQUES WANTEDDines, hate, lamps, china figures, jras Vr V slipper, animals, milkwhite dishes with holes around te edge, china jewell boxes and clocks, buttons,iew elry, rosf bowls, vasos, pictures, fur niturr Write Barbara Hunn, Par ma, Mich and she will call WANTTO11 efflKNS Highlit Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Shsap REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEIVE THE BEST SERVICE Electric Wiring I i i i Electric r vice r Motor Repairing DonHammerFrankZeigler j PROFESSIONAL CORNER j 800 P M 12 Gam 100 5T JOSEPHS HALL Door Prize 25 Victory Bond t prices pa I Tyl Phone 5 paid for all kinds of poultry, er Brogan, Howell, Mich 72, Hotyejl CONSERVATION NOTES TL iV 1 C N4eopUdied gtmshxrt fi rWWtf JSrWUWrB wounds in the small game season up FOR SALE Slab wood, buy next winter may be too 1 ate Tnureson Lumber Co, Phone Howell 844 atbow to Nov 1 and three of heart tacks One was wounded by a now,land arrow hunter I 275 special officers will assist the game wardens during the deer sea son LTP to Nov 1 forest fire losses MMllUltilHHillllitl tHlllllUUHIIIIIItliniUUIMIIIIirHUillilthUllllllllllllMlinillllllllMIIIIIIIHIMIIilVJIlllllllllll u r r 17,023 acres compared to 5 22254 last year S Berrien county furnished the most g, nmskrat peJts lastar, 7,75irMrm 5 roe was second with 25,001 then S Ottawa with 3003 PM T,ivn ton 5, fourth with 22,00 The tenl tnk R,y M Daft M D Pinckney, Michigan SundayIt 00 m to 200 p m Wdnday2 to 4 tp m, 7 to 8 p Sturdy7 to 8 in lh rvning m Housewives SAVE YOUfl 0 4 s J WASTE FATS last year was KM 322 pelts j Si Although twice ns many bow and J arrow hunters were licensed this j year as last onlv 30 deer wee killed compared to 37 last year 2400 archers took out licenses Archers can kill deer in anv countv in the state DR C R McGUSKEY DENTIST 12 N Mickign p fUpbon Of fir, 220 RUnce, k23 Eniot, by Appointtani HowU, Mrhigaa HERB SNEED Pbona 183 207 H L G4 f HowalL Hbkkfm Ral EUt, IttMiri City, d Ft A ftpMUIity Lut Your Property Witk Ma i I ii wiwmmMMW CEMETERY MEMORIALS J L ARNET SON Ann Arbor, Michigan HAROLD D CHUBB Howalljj Tn icn t gan Local RaprasantatlT Phono 97 or 439 Monumanti Markrt i EUbltndl IMS ttlS v t Tn United States Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES Them at this Store Si i 1 McPherson State Bank MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLD WAVZS Phona 6 MARION JAKVlS,Ownor PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PaONE 7fFlt ineknar, Miohifa MARTtN J LAVAN Phoa 13 , BrliKiei HicbifA VanWinfele VanWinkTe Don W VmWlnkla Charla K mmu Attoraajrt ft Law First Stata and Savin Bana Hwall, Miyffar 1 I Si VICTORY LOAN The war is over in one phase but a glance at the papers tells us plain ly that there is still a struggle ensu People all over the world have, 5 had their lives upset and now are S trying to reassemble their shattered homs and ideals Until this readjust, ment is completed the armed forces j 5 of the United States will be station ed in foreign lands The war is not over for these men and will not be until they are returned home To provide for the pay food and equipment for these men will require a considerable expenditure We people of Livingston County I nave done good service in past bond drives It is only our duty that we Sl finish the task aid contribute our, 1 full, share for the Victory Loan MdfcriN Stale Bant LEfc IAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE PhoM 59F3 Vfichi P H Swarthout SOB FUNERAL HOMfc Modarn Equlytat AnkvUnca Sarrla Phona 39 fhmekMy, Mlelrfaa WE HAVE Old Shelled Corn Get As Modi As Yon Want 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 November 14, 1945 Description An account of the resource November 14, 1945 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 1945-11-14 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/314d4459f1047ea989f95e51d35ec804.pdf 141b71ed365fd0e73cd91599c6f31838 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 1 1 lUiUjJ T V wk J c 1 Bmdutep Volume 62 The PinckM Dispatch Wednesday, NOY 7, 1945 News Items of Boys in Service Neva and Items Concerning fhir Boys WW Are Serving in tan Armed Number 4 Win From Dansville 267 4 OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat 1 Michigan Mirror f y R R N Jack Caldwell has received a discharge from the U S navy and arrived home from the hospital at San DiegO Cat, Saturday Sergt Beryl Amburgey reported for duty at Fort Custer Saturday Pfc Winston Bsughn has received his discharge from the air eorp and arrived home from Scott Field, 111, last Thursday Pfc William Meyer writes that he was one of the few G 1B selected to represent the paratroopers at a par ade in Wasnington D C for men who have served 20 years in the service Only a small group from each branch of the service Meyer and an ether G I spent some time with Senno Hill of Alabama who asked tht opinion oh peace time draft,, the tax bill, point system etc They also chatted with Senator FurgeBon and Vandenberg of Michigan They attended a session of the senate as they opened on discussion of the tax bill Gerald Vedder has arrived home, having received a discharge from the navyHe served 3 years Ralph Cratg USN is home on a furlough Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher have received word that their so Sergt Roy Fit lier is on hii way home from Germany Sergt Koyal Baker jr Cannonball has arri ed in the states from the South Pacific and is expected home any day now Pfc Cert Wylie is homi with an honorable discharge He served in Alaska and the Aleutian Pfc Vincent Snooks U S Marines has received an honoraMe discharge a Corvallis, Oregon and started for Michigan Monday He was bad wounded at Ima Jijpa and had bee in hospitals since Desmond Ledwidge USN is ni Shoemaker, California Dfoated DensviUe Last Friday to 7 Play a D exer Friday 26 The Pinckney high school football team hit their stride again last bri day alter suffering 2 losses, and a tie in their last 3 contests and trimmed liansville The Dansville offense was nof overly strong and Pinckney amassed their 26 point mainly beeause they were able to make their passes work Dick Young go a touchdown the first quarter mostly on running plays but Pinckney failed to add the extra point Jim Meyers went around end for the second touchdown but again Pinckney fell down on the con version attempt Score at half Pinckney 12, Dasville U In the third quarter Pinckney opened up with their razzle dazzle stuff After a triple pass behmd the line Don Burns caught n long pass and ran 30 yards for a touchdown Charles Clark kicked goal In the last period Pinckney worked the old dead man play This confused Dansville so that Burns caught another long pass and ran for a touchdown Clark again kickoi goal With a 26 to J lead the Pinckney reserves were sent in and Dansville managed to score on them o i min ing plays and also kicked goal The boys looked bettor than, in anyrecent game and tackled and blocked well Their line also held, limiting Dansville to 3 first downs Burns L Joe Burns L T C Clark L G T Cllark C Jeffreys R G Fold R T R Clark , , R E Young Q B Meyer L H Reid R H Substitution PinckneyHowe, Lat imer, Don Clark, Bob DarroW Matfison PalmerTouchdtwnsDick Young, D Biiurns 2, Meyer, Shaw Extra pointsC Clark 2 Webster 1, R Rector Hay Rector Fellows Bise1 Chelf Richardson Haylow Webster Clark Shaw C State News, U O M M E N m News and and Happening of thp State Tertley Told from Lao ting War Bond aitt Victory Bond now Mold what JOUAAVC miy more In ite Vfejpry Loan Scores of football games in this Don Grifftth L3N is now the the secton last wek were University 6, Case Tech Schoo, Cleveland, Ohi ujs, 21 Northville 6, JtaiatOftYUBf VWff5 takinU aieir corp radar course T Dexter 18, Blind School 13 GhelJoe Basydlo wnos was in Japan received his discharge and arrived home Monday a Pettysville only to find his family of a wife and 4 children quarantined with scarlet fev er at Rush Lake He is staying at the J H Hooker home now His brother, Walter, who was discharged from the service in October spent Monday with him John Adams, nephew of Lester McAfee, has been discharged from the navy and will make his home at the McAfees for the present After serving since Feb, 1942, Serg Phillip Placeway has been discharged from the army at Sheppera Field, Texas Cpl Fritz Wyile s home from Texas on leave ea 13, Milan 12 Roosevelt 20, Saline 0 Howell 18, Grand Ledge20 Holt 13, Fowlerville 6 Mt Morris 20 KearsleyOj St Thomas fi, St Johns of Jackson 28 Okemus 42 Stockbridge 6 PHI LATHE A MEETING The monthly meeting of the Philathea Class will be held rt the Nay home at Hiland Lake, Wed, Nov 1 Mrs Oosterhouse of Royal Oak, Mich, vi1 lc the speaker All members be suic and attend and bring a friend PlummerJd V itCfeelfea Cpl Glen Kingsley and fr nily were home from the POW car j at Bay City over Sunday Edsel Meyer has been trnsf errto the USS Wayne Biddle ind left for Manilla, Philipines Sui iay His ship the USS Morris on hich he served 4 years was so badly shot up at Okinawa it was scrapped Sgrt Emmett Widmeyer who serv ed in France and Germany arrived home Saturday Sergt Kenneth L Bush, son of Mrs Gustave Hannaman who has served 3 years in the army is at Camp Cook and expects to be discharged Nov 17 His wife and son, live at Grand Rapids NOT I ICE The regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 O E S will be J held Friday evening,No v 9, at 8 pm Blanch Martin, Soc EDDY MANSFIELD Eddy Mansfield, a former mayor f of Niagara Falls and mgr of a paper mill for many years died of injuries veil with a halo of gardenia received October 30 when he was, other bridesmaid, Donna Belle Paton Miss Zena Ilummor, daughter of Mrs Lovvetha Ilummer and Leonard Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Carl 1 Jones of Pinckney were united in marriage at a double ring ceremony at the Methodist church n Chelsea at 9 ocock last Friday eveningNov 2, Rev Major officiating The decorations comprised two baskets of white mums and two bronze mum plants Preceeeding the ceremony, Miss Joyce Slane,neice of the groom sang Because and I Love You Truly with Mrs Waverly at the organ The bridal party were ushered in by Don Leoske and Charles Darrow, of Pinckney, followed by the flower girl, BBeverly Slane, neice of the groom, attired in peach georgette and a headdress of pink rosebuds The bridesmaids were Katherine Morgan of Pinckney who wore pink net over taffetta and shoulder length The It 0 purchased and are maintaining un 1 usual historical sites and properties I as a part of the states recreational service to the public Michigan, the leading tourist sjtute in the midwest has lagged in thU field As we poined out last week, ,iiS ustoriculxtort Mackinac at Mackinac Island is under state ownership and Control, is perhaps the best n wn tourist spot of the entire stateit pro vided the setting for the 1945 gov ernors national conference last July Throuyh the r forts of countj boards supei ors, historical societies ai intercied citizens manj historicJ sites in Michigan havt been suitably mailed and thus melnirulz d with tablets and n oru ments but few original properties lave been preserved In addition to old Fort Drummond and the Mormon printing press oi Heaver Island here are many historical landmarks that would appeal greatly to Michigan people and out state tourists There is a stretchJol the old ClintonKalamazoo barge canal between Utica and Rochestei Ahich still survives today as a relit of the century old spirit Part of it is used by the Iticn Milling Co for water power Mich, has purchased part of it for th Southeastern Michigan recreation program This canal was started in 139 to to pro ide transportation by boa from Lake St Clair via the Clinton md Kalamazoo rivers to Lake Michigan Michigans boy governor Stev MI T Mason headed the movement When the money ran out the cana1 vas abandoned In Indiana the statVls acquiring 4 miles of the old WmTe water cnnal between ,Ilrookville and Laurel as ahTstcmcal memorial ui comparison to other years The uuai windows were soaped and in ointj cases waxed Out buildings were tipped over and rubbish strewn around 1 lie sheriff received severu calls i,hc in some cases householders shot in the air to scare maraud A few cars were tampered with out in themain no serous damage vas dont ii tne illage Howe vttii hcv anc Gregory soinivms ihrW a gourd through the window of the 9 pm LansingAnn Arbor bus and a woman passenger had her ye iijuiul oy tiding KUSi Vit t r MI ce 1 port 38 compliant ranging 1 rum broken windows, opng hydiants and removing manhole covers in Detroit one person got too much joy juice and turned in 12 false fire alarms before the police got him The youth of the land are entitled to vorL off their surplus energy in otne way but not in damaging property The wage controversy between abor and industry still rages but chore is one ray of light in the situation That is the persistent rumors hat the Ford Motor Co is about to announce a wage boost The story is ihat Harry liennet had always been iitagiomaic to labor Henry Ford II said to be sympathetic and has let out hints of a wage boost It is claim o that reason Bennett was dropped and replaced by men wno will carry on a more liberal policy All remem iMi that back when Henry Ford announced his 0 per day minimum alt hough he was severely castigated by industry in general for this radical venture all industrialists had to eventually do likewise as a measure IA sdf prcction of Howell wore blue net over taffet, ta and ha4 matchng shoulder length veil with gardena halo Both carried hit by a car in the business section of Lewispwn, NY, where he moved three years ago With his wife he had attended the funeral of his bro j yellow and white mums therinlaw, Claude Kennedy, in Pinck j The bride was given in marriage ney and had remained here for a by her grandfather, Claude Soper couple of weeks visit and had only She was graciously gowned in satin been home a short time when the fa j with a beaded net yoke,full length tal accident occured sleeve and an overskirt of marquisThe deceased married Miss Susan, ette fter veil of illusion united with KedcrfTiMtaeyTothH uionj a seeded oraw Woom vrnnfu n of Mr d Mr born Edd, K tad L LaTue wh h been in theSouth , JJ JSuTSidW Virrin Davison, ai Pacific, 3 12 y J K aneice ot the on, iT MARY3 CHURCH Rev Francis Murpny, pastor Masses at 745 and 110 a Catechism 745 Monday and m Saturday Novena Friday 1220 noon and 80 p m Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday S to SI p m, am Sunday 700 to 7 0 a m The 25th Sunday after Pentecost and the Fast of St Martin and St Menna, martyrs Among the intentions are Sun for Mrs Josephine Abrams Mon, Frank Zalis Tues, Virginia Bolen Wed, Eva Bolen Thur, Martha Cullen Fr, Devotions to St Ann Sat to St Bemadette and for members of purgatorial society Your prayers are requested for late MrsJennie Foran, sister of Mrs Wm, Shehan We extend condolence to the family of Eddy Mansfield who was kilied by car in Lewistown,NY last week The month of Nov is devoted tr the poor souls and those in the US service who have made the supreme This state has acquired the following properties as historical recrea tional tourist sots George Uogers Clark memorial,Nancy Hanks Lincoln memorial, Corydon State Capital Memorial,Jimos F D Ianier memorial, old Goshen Church memorial, fitreon Roost memorial, Tippecanoe battlefield memorial and Wilbur Wright birthplace memorial In Wiseonson the preservation ol historical landmarks is conducted by the conservation commission They ire preserving the following Nelson Dewey mimorial park at Caseville ushing memorial park at Pelafield Tower Hill memorial, Spring Gren Other Michigan historical spots ire oldest coverel bridge, oldest remaining pioneer water power mill, restoration of a lumber camp in the north Michigan woods and iumher The lavs enforcing ng thtinseve agencies are 1 Hiding tnMiseve unable U cpTT s uh the increasing crime wave spring ITtfr up abotrt then Oakland county now has two unsolved murders on her hands with no apparent solution in sight In both cases the victim were women and the bodies were so iadly mutiliated as to suggest a sex pre1 ert Still a consiltrable sum of money is missing in both cases which upporu the theory the crimes wer jj cmediated Oakland county has been unable to solve them and called in the state police and Detroit police force Windsor has not as yet solved tier numerous murders of a few months ago War always seems to arouse what is baseband criminal in OHM persons and the killer instinct aroused by battle always results in a crime wave nfer each war sacrifice COMMUNITY COKidL ,HJRCH Sheridan for adischarge and is ex children w,i ,, The deceased was a member of The groom wore an Oxford gra Frontier Lodge P ft A M of Nia sui and the best man Joseph Stanle gara FalH Knight Templar and the,of Detroit a dark blue suit Shrine The funeral services were wws wmftr,v pected home Sgt Wclton Charablerlain called his parents from London, England Tuesday where he is on leave Ha lopes to be home next month Loren Meabon returned to San I Bruno, California Wednesday Following the ceremony the hri Garth Meyer a on the island of Tubaboa, 100 miles from Manilla I held at the CbrnellDaggett funeral dal couple presided at a reception ir home in Lewisiown Friday, Rev the church dining room where they Webb officiating The Shrine con j received their guests, j ducted the burial service Interment The bridal cake was cut by Alice was in Lewistown j Marie Gilbert dressed in a blue forAmong those who attended wenemal and cake and Ice cream wa Mr and Mrs William Kennedy of j served in individual set places mark Pinckne nock Cole and Mn d with, dainty place cards by the BftOWNMcCLAAEN DIVIDEND Lucile VmtUv and daughter, Pat hisses Wanda and Shirley Coons of The BrownMcLaren Manufactur rxia of Detio tand Mrs Nan Hat Pinckney who wore exquisete white ing Co of Hamburg has declared a Urn ef Riverside Ontario formals The brides maternal grand mother, Mra Charles Bunker of Jackson was among th0 guests Tim, will b uty tti,,Xtbrkie, mMta rm , Wae divitieod of 2 cents payable Decl to fAoekhoiaera of record Nov 20COMMUNITY A similar payment wat made last year The PiaekneyL Kings will eH wtfc llr VMa JtM Tkttrsaay, Nov 8, at 2 p m GET TOGETHER w Alfred AJUrdL MlaUter MrsFloreoca BatLgtaOrjpanist nad Choir Dictor G M Thompson S S Supt ICorniag Worship 10So Sunday School 1130 Choir practise, Wed evening Rally Day in church school first Sunday In November Keep Sunday tor the grat things ofthe soul Come to church firstYou will find a welcome here GOSPEL MISSION Pastor finra Beacfcey S S Supt Marvin Shirey Morning Worship 10 O0 Sunday School 1045 Young Peoples Meeting 75 Evening Worship 80 Prayer Service, Wed O0 niiar payment was maoe imaci There will be a community gettow KU rthr Aw bil 2z Hjcxstsssf toricenta PltckBey lugh school gymn t and4li groonis mother a 7l J liAt trree print with a conafle 0 t vt Blf romt andhe grooms A L 12i2 light green print with a ooae Danghtetsj iSjCesae and bring the fawny Danc CRAFTPATON The marriage of Miss Jean Crafi daughter of the late John Craft and Mrs Myrtle Craft, formerly of Iinckney took place at the iennan Lutheran church in Detroit batur Jay night to Jack IJatonfson of Nor man Iaton of Marion township The oup vire attenil by Mr 3TTJ Mrs Alhcrt Beuller of Detroit Capt Raymond Dean, a hrotherinlaw, gav j he bride in marriage A reception as hed w an inn in Di nt 11 the ceremony After a wedding trip the couple will live on the I aoi farm in Marion The bride gradomH from Pinckney high school last June and the groom from Howell high Iinckney will banquet her high school football team again this year vnether they vin a Class I foot ball title or not The team will probably finish with a winning record this year Tle team is not as strong as last year but their schedub is tougher They won their first three the games from Brighton Ann Ar Reserves and St Marys of Au 1, in good hape and then lost to Thomas of Ann Arbor who were tronger than last year They nouid have beaten Stockbridge in their next game but had an off day ind lost two touchdowns on referees ulings and the game ended in 1919 tie Michigan enter outclassed them and they never had a chance against this Class CM organization With only a limited amount of material number A good time for a Come gxcaUrTfNC STATION MEJtE and bring the fanUfeJSpmsomd byj ,, lTfiA of the i the lth grade recrniting of fice wfll be at the PincMg IMng im Ecarse where he is for the Detroit EdmnmC ,M f eery Friday starting aad wife mi 9 u ecopt Mmentsfor the JU S army Bonn lMa m to lpm cutrvn coorr NEWS iTTlotchkiss of Fowierville who plied guilty to robbery armed charge was given a 4 to 10 year sentence in prison, following divorces were grant 1 from Oscar Singer Leslie Waters June from Ba Ida from William Kretch from Gladys Beardatey Wfllud MRS JENNIF FORAN Mrs Jennie Foran, 2, daughtei of the late Mrand Mrs Kerry Roche of Putnam, died at Chicago last Wednesday where she had resided for 51 years The funeral was held in Chicago Thursday and the body was brought here Friday for burial in St Marys cemetery Her husbandformerly John Foran of Doxter township died 30 years ago Two sons, Keran and George are dead Another son, William served in World War 1 and was never seen sinceSurviving are a sister,Mrs William Shehan of Pinckney and a brother, Lt Andrew Roche, recently 1 retired from the Detroit police dent TO DEDICATEUGMTED FIELD Chelsea high school will dedicate her iigthed fieid Thursday night with University high school of Ann Arbor as an opponent school Among those who attended were j available this year Pinckney has not Norman Iaton and daughter and Mr made a bad showing all things conand Mrs Llovd Nash j sidered uTttM TOWN Girls, Teen Town only meets ev ery two woeksTherefore I think that those who are members could at ast attend the mee ngs when scheduled Approximate 1 12 out of 19 attended last week The girls that are at tending are becoming our old standbys Keep it up girls The next meeting is Nov 20 Why dont yon sry to come ABring one thin dime YonH Have fun Margery 1 MAJUtlAGE LICENSES Melvin Zimmerman 2S, Dorothy StandUek, 18, Jack Paton, W, HowetL 18, Detroit Jen gime tt, irove, Joan MignMSsen, tl Arbor Junior Kidd, tU ara Beavterstock, U, a Kyd S3, 12t, Fowierrme Howell, Jean Leo Derht 44 daVtt j Mr and Ufa Fred Detroit S B Swarthoot of at the Ieople are beginning more mviv 10 consider Halloween as just anowier nuisance day and many wish T, t LIIUL inure suuld be some way evoivThcres gold in the reservations oij t,u gi UoiI1R uway witn it evin tp th outstanding Aistoncul lanunmtks eAUllt 01 revising the calendar to Such is the experiencce of nearby M1Vc October but au days Not a states such as Indiana, Wisconsin, ieat ijeal oi Uttmage waa done hero llinois and Ohio, ail ot which have y H a9ffSiPl X rsv mmwm MPqpwwW1i gWffo VW i s Wednctcky, Nov 7, 1045 INEICHBORING NOTES CvltJQn TKaaQtl Carl Kclly 71 of Brihton, form k3j 1 YctU A UfClH vl er deputy tfhehlf under Uuuue rawckaXSRA saifai I tytt Uiea l hia ll0Jne ThuraduyThe luneral and burial were at Uigiu Fri, Sat, Nov 9, 10 ROUGHLY SPEAKING A Comedy Surriog ROSALIND RUSSELL, ANN DOR AN, JACK CARSON, DONALD WOODS, ALAN HALE Cartoon News 3un,Mon, Tues, Nov 11, 12, 13 JUNIOR MISS A ComV with PEGGY ANN GARNER, ALLYN, JOSLYN MICHAEL DUNNE Cartoon Fresh Ahdele Sua Show 306, 500, 7s00, 600 Wed, Tbur, Nov U, 15 Double Feature ABOARD WITH 2 YANKS A Comedy with WILLIAM BLND1VHELEN WALK EfcK, DENNIS OKEEFE end JOHN LODER Plus BAR 20 Saturday Jusice Dou Knupp will rule on Nov 15 whether Archie Bragg 5, of Detroit will be tried lor manslaughter in connection with the death of Mrs Lillian Lakkonen of Detroit who was shot at a picnic at Moynihan Lake Uct 14 orugg pled guilty but Judge Collins id used to accept the plea and oidered him s ent lu Justice court ior examination Glnn Cabkey ol Gregory was discharged at Lump xcCoy, Wis, last vk and iiirod askey at Camp that place an army discharge luiss uharlotte Hadley of Unadilla an army nurse has itemed a dis charge and Ldwm Corstr also of that place anarmydifcchaige Fire did 200 worth oi damage to the home of Mrs Cariie Sheridan in Brighton last week There are 15 Livingston county students enrolled at Mich State hia year and 6 at Albion college i E J Burniac who has acted H I chairman of several war bond drives I J Liighton says over 0 percent of j the Victory loan has been sold there the Souh Pacific Warren Cushng, former Fowlerville teach has beon made Lt Com on the last LST boat launched in the Souh Pacific Dr K J, OBrien of Detroit NOTES OF Sft YSAR3 AGO Pinckney suffered diaasteroua fire Saturday night, Oct 16 when the Pinckney Hotel, feed bam, meat market and George Reason warehouse burned downAs Pinckney has no fire figthing apparatus neighboring towns had to be appealed to and Ann Arbor, Brighton and Howell all sent fire engines over All buildings destroyed were wooden ones and burmd rap 1 The household goods of M E Drow who lived in the hotel, the meat stock and tools of Robert Entwisle and the farm implements of George Reason were all saved The fire was the night of the MichiganMichigan State football game and traffic had to be detoured The hotel was a landmark and had a long history It waa built in 1848 by Furman G Rose, capitalist In 1858 it was acquired by West Hinch ey, showman, who added a bar room and dance hall In 1875 Frank Reason became the owner He sold It to E A Allen, the famous Buffalo Tiger who ran it 14 years Then followed a long string of landlords including Bennie Allen, Sanford Smith, N H Caverly, John Tuomey, H O Barnard,Charles Morse, and Barney Lynch A Mr Qulnby of Detroit wes the last operator At the time of the fire it was owned by a woman in Toledo A joint political meeting will be held at the opera house Tuesday niprht Louis Howlett, Democrat and Frank Shields, Republican, will talk Western with HOP ALONG CASMDY, ANDY CLYDE BETTY BLYTHE I Ur J uyrien oi Detroit was on the parochial school amendment j ya,,t president of the Mich State Dan Noecker will sing George W Coming Tha Corn h Green, Sanitarium Commission and Wm E Teeple will be master of cecremon A SALUTE TO MICHIGANS YOUNG FARMERS Frida of the Marine Thrill of a Robb of Howell, sectreas Komtnc HowelJ Theatre WW, Thur , Fri, Nov 7, 8, 9 FRED ALLEN, JACK BENNY in ITS IN THE BAG Novelty Newt Sat, Nov 10 BASIL RATHBONE la The Michigan State Sanitarium with a Victory Bond quota of 11,62125 was the first commun ity in this county to go over the top Mrs Muriel Krych, wife of Arhtur Krych who made his home with rs Edna Spears since he was a small boy was chairman Arthur is still in the service Howell which suspended Christmas street decorations during the war will resume same Serjrt Harold Gravenstein employed by Charles P Adams of Howell rof many years has been discharged from the army He was inducted in j,ic 1 i41,served in Europe 19 mon i ths and received the bronze star and other awards In the case of Russell Buckner of Chubbs Corners,charged with assault against Game Warden Bowdish, no THE WOMEN IN GREEN i decision has been reached the case Lfng continued Alto les Born to Earl Baughn and wife on Oct 15, a sor Wm Kennedy Jr has bought the Marquis Nash property on Putnam St I and SUNSET CARSON CODE OF THE PRAIRIE in Special Cartoon Mat Satfor Kiddie In a straw vote conducted to find out the attiitude of Howell eiitizena S on a water softening system,650 voted in favor of it and only 37 against Dr Robert Lieber, Wayne physician, has located in Howell Four archers klled deer in Livingston county last week They were from Fenton, Flint and Ann Arbor Walter Isboll has been appointed welfare agent in this county to succeed Willard Hoyt Born to Mr and Mrs James Deal Betty Devereaux of How on Oct 25, a son TU MAiiruTVMiwCTlCC Miss Ernestine Yelland, daughter The NAUGHTY NINE IES j of Mr and Mrs Glenn Yelland of I Howell was married to William Mc 4 neil of North Caroline at the Howell M E church on Oct 27 PINCKNEY SCHOOL BOARD Pinckney, Mien, ov 1,1945 The school board met at the school with the following members present Gorman Kelly, Mrs Clare Palmer, P H Swarthout and P W Curlett Abesent, Roy Clark The following bills were read Campbell Reason,fixing roof 1625 Lavey Hardware 7930 Swans Store VS8 Hammer Zeigler,elecwork GOO Thos Read Sons 32718 Gus Rissman 18819 Ann Arbor Cleaning Co 134 Motion by Curlett supported by J TB Piob Palmer to pay bills Motion carried Living I THE STORY OF HARLAN DIBTZE It the story of thousand of young people wijp ore planning and working to increase the enjoyment and profit of farm llvTnrnelifhg you about Harlan, we pay tribute to them oil While still In his teens, Harlan Dletzel put electricity to work doing many fobs on the family farm at Bay Port up in the Thumb Next he started a 4H Club for the study of rural electrification Boys and girls from the neighboring countrysideand many of their elders, toomet every month to talk about electric farming Harlans hard work and enthusiasm won him high honors at the National 4H Club Congress last winter He was chosen one of the national leaders In rural electrification Detroit Edison Is proud of Michigans Harlan Dietzeis, proud of their American ingenuity and progressive spirit, pnud of their striving for better things And with that pride goes a keen sense of responsibilityto keep on providing our farm customers with the finest type of electric service, at low, economical An Important part ofour service In rural areas is the work of our Farm Service Advisorsmen who combine downtoearth farm experience with uptotheminute knowledge of farm electric appliances Next time youre in town, visit the Detroit Edison office and see your local Farm Service Advisor Hell gladly answer pur questions No obligation, i The Detroit Edison Co Serving more than half the people of Michigan mm high schout diccuoflcd JBKnmMMMaaeeaBJBa STATE OF MICHIGAN for the County gtton At a seasjpjLof saIdCburt7held at and also school reorganization Thep proDate office in the City of Dept of Public Instruction will hold Howell in said County on the 26th a reorganization meeting here in the day 0f October A D, 1945 Lr Lyons, Sun, Mon, Nov 11, 12 Mat Sun 200 p m Continuous BUD ABBOTT, LOU COSTELLO tin Estate of near future Present, Hon Willis The following resolution was pres j udge of Probate, ented by Curlett and supported by Jn the Matter of the Kelly Resolved that the school Fred Dolton Deceased, gymnasium shall only be rented for Pora Swarthout having filed in events sponsored by local organiza said court her final administration tion Roolution was unaniously account and her petition praying for i0, r the allowance thereof and for thf r is decided to start the hot t assignment and distribution of the lunch project this month and Mrs Cartoon Nwt r if TreaWf for Jnows 7 id i p ok Mow Time Fn, it, Nov 9, 10 Bl WEEN TWO WOMEN lino or a dori ot Oe p btortm 2tarring VAN JOHN a UN, LlONtc BARRY MORE, GLORIA DLHAVLN Cartooa T for Two Fall Guy Travoiog i Sua, TIM, NOV it, 13 UA ROYAL SCANDAL A Cese4y wish TALLULAH BANftlHEAD , CHAS COBURN amd ANNE BAXTER Now Tu, Wad, Thur, Fri, Nov 13, 14, IS, 16 DANA ANDREWS ,DCK HYAMES NOTs OF 47 yEARS AGO la STATE FAIR i Born io Mark Betl aad wife last week a daughter and to Charles Novelty News Svritzer and wife a son a Gene Campbell is in Chicago on business this week Mrs Patsy Walsh was called to TUB AiAM TWFATftr Apexter last week by the illness of gnKt Aun inCAlRfi ner nepheWf Charles Northard who has typhoid fver Mrs Thomas Read is attending O E S grand chapter meeting in Grand Rapids this week Palmer was authorized to hire two women to handle it A motion to adjourn made, supported and carried P W CurfUt, Sec 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Some 50 friends and relative met residue of said estate It is ordered that the llth day of November, AD 1045 rt r Vclock j in the forenoon, at said 1 vohe ff J ice be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Oordered,That public It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publi NUUTTI945 AH IMFOKTWT SATE fOt THOUSiiDS or AMY VETEBAJIS MOW iff cimiM lift j t ,cation of a copy of this order for Thursday evening at the home of guccegsiv7 weeks previous to Mr and Mrs Raymond Burns CMar garet McCluskey to honor them on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary The guests were greeted by the ,Burns daughters, Mrs Helen Young and Mrs Jean Conkin and two long tables were arranged for said day of hearinf, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate MiaHUtHTl Or THE HEW EMLIITMEsIT MOilftM 1 tpllirnwt for 1 2 or vaars 1yaar anuttaaat for awn with 6 mooth arvica 2 Mas raanliaTing tataia tradas, if thay raanliat waaappiiai to ay 12aad the serving of a sumptuous dinner, XCAL NEWS including a threetier wedding cake, Joseph Griffith ana family, spent decorated with silver candles The Sunday in Detrott I tables were made festive by tall Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell were , The Guy Hoffman ehow troupe wnit candles and baskets of roses, j Detroit Tuesday played at the opera house last weekp0iiowjng the dinner, Mrs Louie Hoflis and Fritz Wylie and Stan Pinckney and Chelsea ball teamsCoyle on bef of the assembled played an errorless 0 to 0 ten inning preseiltei Mr and Mrs game here Saturday Archie Durfee upna a cHest of , The pitched for Pinckney A honored couple are the parents of The committee for the lctre J four 6nfgbiMnt au 0f course this year are Revs Jones and1 Commerford, H W Crofoot, Dr H F Sigier, Mrs Thomas Bead, Miss Kate O Conner and Miss Mame Sigier Grattan Sigier of Leslie died last Wednesday Thebody was brought of LaeaU CaH taa Wild ieplic Tasks at Cess fveisOeaeti WIIH atOMBH aKHam DmBHrkett here for burial Born to W E Murphy and wife on Wednesday ason While Frank Johnson and wife were on heir way home Sunday the horse ran away, throwing them out Their Utile girl received a bad scalp wound The whom wre present, except a son, James, serving with the army of occupation in Japan MASONIC GROUP MEETING attended the Masonic group aveeting held at the Masonic temple here last Wednesday night Livingston Lodge waa host and Wesley Reader, W M, called the meeting to order and introduced the grand master, Roeeoe Burcfa of Benton Harbor He talked on pending Masonic legislation, the Masenk day at the Abraras home in Howell I Norman Whtte and wife were Sun I day visitors at the Ben White home Albert Shirley and wife attended j the funeral of a relative in Grant last week j Mrs Jean Clark Meyer spent Sun day win the Shilling family at Corde ly Lake Mr and Mrs Howard Cree of MarceUus were Sunday dinner guests of Mi and MM Albert Dinkel ween now and November 21, thousands of Army veterans will reenlist in Uncle Sams new volunteer peacetime Army Because men who have bean discharged be tween May 12 and November 1 of this year and reenet on or before November 21 will be able to return r to the Army with the tame grade at to 20 day afurditcbargaand bafoca they held when discharged Men with six months of satisfactory service discharged as privates will, on reenlistment before November 21, be given the grade of private first class Men now in the Army who apply for discharge after NOVEMBER 1 for the purpose of reenlisting in the Regular Army wil also retain their present grades, if they enlist within 20 days after discharge and before FEBRUARY 1,1S46 Fab 1, 1946 The BHB diwhargad bttwaan May Nov L 194, who raaoilat bafox Nov 21, 1945 w tM , home, per capita assessment etc and JT3ll riois which werelf sturdav J Philtdrtphii, Pa wrttteii on oards aiid handed in 1 Miss Grace Black, 19, died at her him home here of typhoid fever Sorviv j Foiiowiag the meeting a roast lag are her another, Mrs Margaret beef luncheon was served under the Black and two sisters, Rose ed direction of William Brash, Dr EUa The funeral was held from Bt Francas Lambieof Midland,who was Mane church Friday present gave a fine talk onWhat Is Hollis nd Fritz Wylie and Stanley binkel called on Paul Ramsdetl at Stockbridge Saturday night Mr and Mrs Wm Murphv of ntchburg called on the Ben White and John M, Harris families Sunday The Misses Alberta Pinfcel and Edna Ma attended the farm bureau meeting at Mich State college, East These special privileges are typical of the new law recently passed by Congress Few opportunities for a lifetime career ester as many attrac tive advantages Can you think of any other job that would give you good pay, your food, clothing, ouarters, free med ical and dental care, worldwide travel, 80 days furlough every year, education and training in any of nearly 200 skills or trades, mmd eaaetVltWtt ru ttaca 3 An incroaat in tha i bonus to S0 for each year of active 1 tfist the nmmin was last paid, last entry iatoaarvica 4 20 extra pay whoa ovrMaj, 5 Paid furlough, up to 90 days, dTanding on laegfth of aarvica, with furious trevai paid to BOOM and ratura, for awa now ia tha Army whoanUat 6 aCuatariagout pey upon laagth of tarvioa to all who era diachargad to 7 Option to rati at half pay for tha not of your Ufa after 20 M yaaVRakaaMHTkEoaw ia grade of afaatar or Firat Sacgaaat w to I15S2S per awath far fcaa Aft pravioai aotivo vica counts toward a BanoatiofOIBiUof i 9 Faaaily allowaacaa for ao cm9mlftrtvemrt0ervicet Taere tWt atty Thats why a iob ia the Regular Army has been called The Best Job in the WorkL j leh Lake eotertained at dinner at Lake Chemung Sunday for GeraM KnkeL Mr and Mrs Albert DtakeL j Clayton Musoon and family and Mr Mr and Mrs Merwin CamfnSell and Mrs Lulu Darrow attended the rededictioo ceremonies for the Nov M E church Friday night Mrs Darrow gave a reading and Mrs Campbell sang several numbers Mrs Gerald Dinkel and Mrs Sar aj fOfa at Ms Iefctie Fieher entertained her coevt, MTK FJWa Price, from Mobile aPfc rVIss Fearl Robiwi and dautrhtc Mrs elen Lockvpoml of Fowlerville j called 4m Mr lttie Fieher Sunder , f Howard Thajwr nlrtained callers at the home of j bridge club Monday night S0a Ketch1 , Floyd ttasisnsnd T X rf t Wedbetdbr, NOT 7, 1945 NNtiKNE mum P YDiiPiirrCH sWssJRafc pamrfUs itflfc tahjottiatftJU a yaat BE9 AUM m CUMJVT WillMlt C J CUatoB spent the week end in Detroit in Defcrn it J t IIHhYIIII HHIIHIiailllUlHIIIiMIIIIUilllUUKIIUIIIIV 1 NOW HAVE A GUARANTEED DDT Product A LIQUID IN PINTS FOR FLIES, MOSQUITOES, BED BUGS, ROACHES AND ANTS A100 Percent Powder FOR ROACHES, ANTS, FLEAS, MOTHS, FLIES, CARPET BEETLES, SELVERFESH BED HUGS, MOSQUITOES HUMAN LICE, POULTRY LICEAND MITES i 3 CORY DRUG STORE VICIO IfJAf BUY VICTORY BONDS To help fulfill your obligation lor your shara in victoryput your crop dollars Into Victory Bond That money will help bring our boyi home bringonr wounded back to health and in 10 year, your Victory E Bond will bring you 4 for every lft you put in I en Sf we Announcement The Lakeland Inn FATALLY INJURED BY IT GOV CAR AT DEXTER Mrs Louis Coyle was Monday Mr and Mr Phillip Sprout warn in Howell Saturday I Mrs Lulu Lamo was in Detroit ai couple of day lat week I Dr Cecil Hendee of Lansing spent Sunday at the W C ulee home John Meyer and family tf Ypsihut ti spent Sunday at the John Martin home Mr and Mr Glenn Darrow of Deaborn called on relatives here Sunday Mr Margary Tot of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Robert Taach Sunday Mr and Mr Marvin Pratt of Coopersville spent Sunday tn Stockbridge The Andrew Campbell family spent Sunday at the Earl Gaines home at Oak Grove Miss June Maroffen of Lansing pent the week end at the Lynn wtltWiHIIIIIMIIWimillinilllUgllii lllliiMIIIIIHTlliuuiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit5 Robert Grainger Jr and family of Lansing spent Sunday at the Louis Coyle homo Miss Jennie Knapp of Ann Arbor called at the Phillip Sprout home last Tuesday Lynn Hendee and Ted Ad9eh hunt, ed on the Deal farm at Dansville last Friday Mrs Doris Meyer and dughter of Stockbridge spent Sunday at the W H Meyer home Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge left Monday ftr Detroit to serve on the fed eral grand jury The Misses Denise Ledwidge and Carol Stacker were home from Detroit Sunday Flight Officer Don Fishbeck and wife of Lansing called at the C J Clinton home Saturday Born to James Woodruff and wife Jean Ritterat StJoe hospital,Ann Arbor, Friday, a son j Mrs Florence Baughn visited herl daugher, Mrs Virginia Carver and family in Ypsilanti last week The C W Hooker family spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham Walter McQuillan and family of Howell were callers at the Wm SheTHTT home Sunday Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Niotiern Equipment Capable Men E L PARAER Axapt Phone 88, Iinckm 1 fw FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co MrV Septic Tanks iiiiiimiiiiiiiiuiMniihimiiiiiiiiiiutjiiii IS NOW OPEN TO Serve Dinners FROM 6 p m TO 12 p m DALY EXCEPT WEDNESD vYS 3 to 12 P M I Mrs Martin Jack, 35, of Dexter was badly hurt Thursday and her lb months old daughter, Mary Ellen injured when they were struck by a I car driven by Lt Gov Vernon J liruwu of Maou Lown was accompanied by hi wiie and they were on their way to a Mich Press meeting at Ann Arbor The accident happened opposite Dexter school The chid is said to have started to cross the road and iiir mother who went after her fell ai front of the car Both were taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Mrs Jack jwa operated on for liver injuries Besides she has a broken wrist, pelvic bone and kneecap Her daughter had a head cut but no fracture Cesspools Cleaned WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH, m 3XAJEJU1CHIC1AN I First National I Bank The Probata Court for the of Livagaton County Rev Fr Murphy fell at the rec tory here last Friday and broke ev eral ribs and sprained the ligments in ms Be t At a session of said Court, tell at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughn tne prDate Office in the City of and Neil Baughn spent last Thurs HHowell in said Couniv n the Uth day at the Dr Robert Bird home inday 0f October A D, 1945 Wayne, j Present, Hon Willis L Lyons The Misses Mary Jane Miller and , jUje of Probata 3 a Hawaii Under Federal Supervision Master Federal Depoit In surance Corporation All Da poaita jaawred up to OGO m Betty, Smith of Ann Arbor spent last Thursday night with MrsMary Etchman Mrs Madge Opdyke of Iansing In the Matter of the Estate of Zora Chambers, Deceased, Glenn Yell and having filed in said Court his final administration and Mm Ronnie Hoskins tf Toledoaccount, and his petitionpraying for were week end guests at the Robert the allowance thereof and for the Ackley home assignment and distribution of the Mrs John Madden fell last week residue of aid estate, and suffered injuries Her husband jt is ordered that the 1 Sth day of has been very sick at hts home here November AD, 194 at ten oclock for some time in the forenoonat said Probate OffMiss Lois McDonald of Adrian ic be and is hereby appointed for i Mrs Jack died of her injuries at JE1 wveral days last week at the hearing aaio petition, CATERING TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS the hospital Thursday night She leaves her tiusband and three small daughters The funeral and burial were at Dexter Monday She wa a member of the Dexter M E church and the O E S chapter I Prosecutor Rae of Washtenaw county has ordered an investigation of the accident It i Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hernr in Ihe Hackney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judgo of Probate A true copy Celestia Parahall,Register of Prolate RESERVATIONS PHONE 113F3 Rewkfmff Sr OPTOMETRIST 11 WEST CJtAMD RJVER AVE HOWELL MJCatfGAM eta MCH BELL CASE REOPENED The MichPublic Service Commisshas granted the petition of the Mich BelTelephone Co to reopen the 1 investigation on the Utters rateaOn grounds of the change from war time to peaetime economy, prospect 1 for higher wage, material and con i struction casts, apvrard price trend land tax reforms The company he scheduled about 14 million dollar warth of plant additions for the next six month and anticipate cost Increase from 20 to j0 ol lo Pre Welch of compear dia pates the theory that rate redaction Cliff ord VanHorn and Lester Mc Afee homes Mr and Mrs Omer Gas and Mrs Wm Stemple of Detroit were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mrs Wm Geddes of Chelsea, Mr Alice SchoenKals and Mrs Lydia Karus of Howell spent Sunday at the homa Ware home Mrs Hairy Lee, Mr Jack Borton, and Mrs Mark Holmes attended a Kings Daughter board meeting et the Burroughs Country Club MonJ Uias Mary Meyer of Missouri isj day the new telephone operator here Mrs Dorothy Dinkel in company ih Lakeland Kings Daughter heldj with her mother, MrsEmma Brogan, a card party at the hotel there FriMrs Lutlla Patterson and Miss E day night, ther Morhoue of Stockbridge spent htrs Vera Downing of Howell Thursday in Stockbridge apen the week end at their home at Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Lakeland Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs A Ur and Mrs George Meabon jr L Nesbit and Mrs Villa Richards and son, Robert, were in Ann Arbor and Miss Blanche Martin Sunday din Saturday, ner guests htrs Onalee Singer of Lansing Sunday dinner gucatsefMr and XlaiM lelatives HUV part tflast acb Dlvtfitor THE VICTORY WON , i RESOLVETO help my hiihaiu uvoid the money Uunljl ,u many people hud niter Jie lat wm To keep our family iudjct on an even keelWhen a line lorm In a muii rush for scarce peace ynie jgods at iujgliprices thats one line ill pas up To IIHicat OUJ Ijilaiiei in the bank so c A ill be ready tor sickness and other real emeigeii cesor for something like u down payment on a home, an education for tlie younger children, a start for our oldest son when hes released from the armed forces To haiitf onto our War Boods and our life insuranceand to buy more as lon as our income pernvts To do everything I ran to hold our ov n in money matters rerardless of hov thinirs turn out in the world ahead A GOOD I ROGRAM FOR ANY FATI1YA GOOD PRO GRAM roR A MlRICA i i i c wo tiuc3 tiie company Moof Mrs Hrry Lee week would only cost the company 14G of its gross revenues He said that not lea than 0 percent of any rate reduction weald have to be borne by jhe net income of the company S P G is dhiaetn wth M B because she has to ha in at ISMTIM aught is to yeong fa shajmy flL has been writtaw jetton to 4 Hejhieh ceotaned I fun the hay Ws A anyvnoce tor he acts a if 1 assas a stranajer so 1 have cat my Blleto w letton if here assstoaer K 1S a 4 L had hetser wateh A ar 9 i sijsjht sje A jsatian to 4Bd I X, jpa Jah at Asriatsa MMaj4srto mmMMA 1 henrE H hfces to take care of LECTURE OH OaW kid because A, S keons her com Serf iitytod anbasador of good nmny will for rWaa, Wftiiaan Wtf will i H is getting at from address the student of fteufaney one of R tV hadndiss j school o Nov IS at a m, W C is after ht ft and wiU pa Marin travelled 7,wM ssUss i T hahiy et him m wm all fcve to live months throvjgi tirr villawes SSM B A has adisthsijn whl usads to wiU Mary daasie the he cmees of Chinese mar he s ft told his IIIIIII he tosh in nniwsHyd hy asv iost Friday night hat samshaar I he iiimtiilhy Jdrsliazel Clelland of Honter is vis iting at the Fred Road home Mr and Mrs Steve Orycx of De oi called on Mrs Emma VoUcner Sunday Mr andJMrai Jwph McIuvhUr of Grand Rapids wM Mr and Mr Bex Noggte of Ann Arbor were l and family of Jackson Mrs Madge Beryl Lewis is now the smiling, Opdyke of Lansing, Mr and Mrs oblijring attendant at the Dixie oil Ronnie Hoskins of Toledo and Rob gtation Ackiev and family Wm Loll and daughter, Phyllis Mr nd Mrs P W Curiett and txnX spent the week end at daughter, Paula, and Mr Mary Hof f born here eaHed at the Elwin Httlee home in Russell Read and family of PVeajhelea and at the home of Mr ,, KAJF were Sunday rueats at fxttie Alley in Dexter Sunday Ross Rd home, Sunday guests at he home of Mrs Mr nd Mrs Earl Baughn Lulu Lamb were Mr and Mrs Best Sooday at the George Roche Smith of Perry, Mr and Mae Olhssr r Fowferrille r t WLA Mth and two aons of PamtlaA Mr jp, mh w Uw M, t M,nneotaMich miles west of rnckney saw t faflj Laanb and famrty irrowa deer in hi sheep fWefc Joatine Ledvrtdsje, daoghtor erf Mra i week ugtine Ledwidae, daiafM a Mc FrasKU Shehan and aUHh vridsje attended tie 4H dh GeaMock of Detroit wese cantoi s t ftowelt Satorday niaht IMy Roaary uhsweb Dot it tost, fa Sswdam is arading the They mm he ssaaatod fhese sm his ha knmisn tJa 8saV Nw2t i lot he adeaaslstlmWMMmt Carl sJha said fhmOy MNT gts of MrlfvM, the Mm CesshV farm to ass Mm ft H Tees at hVtoJtoa anwavnTJ, ow VJPVK sVLVHalnPV VI V Sunday jruets of Mr and MrsFrank Aberdeen Murray Kneds William JeffreysHrr and Lorenso Murphy attended the Notre DameNavy foot ball game at Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday Robert Red and family of Grand apartJ Rapids spent the week end eat th I Fred Rrtjtd home Mr and Mrs Boh ert Read with Howard Read took in football gaaoe at Ann Arbor Mr and Mr Roy Reese and tw children attended the weddsng of ether, Marvin Pratt to joomi Oaavarde at the wswen tsoperwette Tteday They will live at I aaBa nanssssrseVfltV Mr sasl hvsa atoek ssmsaar m l atSmw j T , 1 ileal in , a AaTa ijiuaBaaM aaaw etteSaSaSl SEBSSU nMeaam aaa Hal i aasssaw aajejawvai epejf i Mwt jeawwi assd Btsa JUha Mvasx ssa aaaaj Massaah saasi ssaa nanaa anaa asnaanw vm a , 7tJw iw fowMBtf W r ill ii, mi ii Ths Piuckae Ithil UttUUttUllUW WednwUy, Nov 7, 1945 Bronze Screen Large Shipment Just Received Order Now Classified Want Ad STRAYED TO MY FARM3 head of youiw cuttle, 1, hrford, 1 Jersey, 1 Holstein Owner can have by proving property and paying expanse C Murray, 8280 Farley Road FOUNDPair of mens pants nearly Inquire at telephone office FOR SALEYoung Rock fryers and jpullets ready to lay alive, dressed 1 or dressed and drawn OP A prices C F Hewlett, Phone 98 FOR SALECocker spaniel pups, 8 weeks old, blondes, males 25 Frank Aberdeen fc LEE LAVEY atHNiiuiiiuiiHiiiiiitiiiiNiuiiiiiiuiiinmtimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinjviua FOR SAaE1000 cords of wood or to cut on shareb,also trapping rights John Spears FOR SALKNational washing mach me, cabinet radio with record playar attashed, both in good condition M E Darrow, phone 117 FOR SALEPeninsular heating stove, 5, Rath Tub, 3, Santary Couchrall steel, 5, ke Box 5, Rocking Chair, b Harrison Cooper, GrjsgoryRfd FOR SALEUood eating potatoes Arthur Shehan Special Victory Bond to Honor Late President shiagtoo, D C SpecialThe Treasury bat railed attealioo to special Victory Bond to be told dor itif the Victory Ioan campaign, start In October 29, for 111,000,000,000 ilia bond it in memory of the lata Preside rranklin Delano Roosevelt It will be on sale at all agencies ao thorUed to issue United State Sav ings Bonds of Series E The bond will be in the denomination of 200, to be Uaued at 1150 It will constitute an additional denomination of Series E Bonds, and will have the same terms and attributes as other denominations It will carry a likeness of Mr Booeevek JUU M WANTEDFemale help, girl or woman typist to assist in officeAsk for I Mrs Gregory G1NSUURG AUTO PARTS 214 W Gd River, HowellPhone 246 FORpSATTFTExtragood hybred pop corn, shelled or in ear, pops lare fluffy white kernalNo Sunday Sales Clarence Marshall, 1 mile east of Gregory on M3G and 14 nule south ThnriP 5F23 MICHIIGAN MIRROR Cont IUUWlW4ill FOR SALEMars topcoat, practlct ally new,Mans overcoat and pair of boys oxfords, size 13 246 Unadilla ,t and ulatea in 8aidCounty doll bed,met Willis L LyonsJudgt of Probate type rairroad, numerous Indian mounds These historical land marks would enrich the tourist industry but the major handicap is lack ox iunUs as the 1945 legislature has cut the, 3,000,000 to 1,00,000 The Mich conservation deut now has b000 acres of land to handle and finds itself short of money for the purpose If historical landmarks aro to be acquired action nunt start with the local governments, private raised funds and memocial gifts Later on these could be turned over to the statu for mfamtenace STATE OP MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in bald County, an iw 17th day of October A D, 1A45 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Claude H Kennedy, Deceased Mary B Kennedy having filed in said Court her petition praying that the adminstration of said estate be granted to Mary B Kennedy or to some other suitable person It is Ordered, That the 12th Dny of November A D 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon at said probate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It ie Further Ordered, That public notice be given by publication of this order one each week for three successive weeks previous to the said day of hearing in the Pinek ney Dispatch, a newspaper print LIVESTOCK HAW GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Mde to Detroit Frank Plasko PHON1 4IP4 IwUIIIIINiftillW TLihVSPlace your order for your Thanksgiving turkey J O Murphv, R 2, Chambori PinLin y, Jiich now ITS BIG ITS BEAU TIFULITS FOR SALEKitchen and dining room chairs, ladies dresses, size 14 to 18, a 15 gal crock, wash boler, a 15 qt iron kettle, 2 radios L LaRuo 7300 Hincbey Road FOR LALK Turkeys, 3 miles north of Pinckney on Howell Road tt BUlCK LIVINGSTON MOTOR SALES Howell, Michigan The son of Mr and Mrs John WANTEDTurkeysGeese and Ducks FOR SALEChildrcns al, small electric iron, small writer, table and chairs, adding ma chine Lorene Hull, Honeycreek farm FOR SALEGuernsey Cow, 6 yrs old, fresh Arnold Bechler 0937 Rush Lae Rod f iWANTEDWood to buzz J Hugh Doolittle ,Pne U2F2 r FOR SALEjixteen guuge pump gun Road, with shells, heating stove, small cook stoe Lruus Doyle , lArTTlQUESWANTEDDithes, hate, lamps, china figures, glass basket slippers, animals, milkwhite dishes with holes around trie edge, china jewell boxes and clocks, buttonsjew elry, rose bowls, V4S4s, pictures, fur niture Write Barbara Hunn, Par i ma, Mich and she will call IAMKU JHKJkKNSi Ruths very priday t Z pvenn8 Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Shesp REMOVED FREE PHONE caumcr TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEIVE 1 HE BEST SERVICE Electric Wiring Electric Service Me tor Repair lng DonHammerFrapkZeigler PHONE 110 V PROFESSIONAL CORNER j Higfaost4aaaaa No fancy prices Write or call at Lillywhte Poultry Farm 2520 M36 E, Pinckney, Mich F0R SALEBaseburneV 7Acorn Carver is again at St Joe hospital in , heating stove cheap Win Brash Ann Arbor Phone 9101, Pinckney prieee paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Howetl, Mich Phone 572, Hoeil FOR SALESUUwoo4, buy now, next winter may bo too I ate Thureson Lumber Co, Phone Howell 844 I iuwmmttUM lUruHUHHmmmmmwwMqmimwmM Housewives AVE TOUR Until 9 PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE RUTHS LADIES AND CHILDRENS APPAREL Htaveft Quality Low Plica HOWELt, MICHIGAN Deft, Rr M n a SsvsUfll00 a aa, la 240 p m Wmdmm4y2 to 4 tp , 7 U p am SalrUf7 to t in the cwmikg HERBSNEEi l4 207 KQmd mm Calf, Lka aaJ Ft A Yar Preswt Wis ai WASTE FATS TIM United Stfttet Gerern DR G 9 MMCLUSKEY DCMTIST 112 N 2S 1 Of AM, tU Rubber Boots,Work Ru bers, 4 5 Buckle Arctics Swans Store, Howell, MU JZJZ tToT MARION BEAUTY SHOrj tQSLMX pays tine damage Cory Drug Store, Piackney AND MACtflNELESS ALSO OOLD WAVES MAaUON iAJtVS,Oirmar PtRCV tlUS AiJCTaOwaa nfii CEMETERY MEMORIALS Am AHM HAROLD Haaal, O CHUBS 7 or 4M U swiSSLk vwuU Ckoria, KL If i tattt I hi UOL LAVEY VICTORY LOAN j The war is over in one phase but a glance at the papers tells us plainj ly that there is still a struggle epau S ing People all over the world nave 5 had their lives upset and nw are Itrying to reassemble their shattered homes and ideals Until this readjustment is completed the armed forces j of the United States will oe station ed in foreign lands The war is not these men and will not, he until they are returned home To provide for the pay food and equipment for these men will require eoosideraole expenditure, We people of Livingston County have donsxgood service in past bond drives, rt is wly our duty that we finish the task aid contribute our full share for tike Victory loan WE HAVE Old Shelled Corn toJtfejftf Get As mtk As Yt Wast Mt fznmshd TJ r V , 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 November 07, 1945 Description An account of the resource November 07, 1945 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 1945-11-07 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/01dfa86d9176fa5222eb6638abc4f94e.pdf 9962e529c7126e2fdd1aa0c806b0f5c2 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. 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T Bispatrtj Volume 62 The Pack Dispatch Wednesday Oct 31 1943 News Items of Boys in Service A l Na ear items Ceasemlng Our Boys Who A Servta in the Arma Lose to Mich OES Installed Center learn Saturday Niglt Young Couple Take Vows No 1 Jack K tinea has arrived at the nav al station at Great Lake, Hi iayuioui Ellis, son oi a and Mzd jercy Ellis bat arrived in San Pedro, California, from overseas ana expect to be home soon iic Louis Swarthout unu Sergt Max Reynold who are in Japn ex, pectc to leave there in Mo ember piosumably for home Walter Kybka has ben discharged from the navy and is living with hi wife at iiomulus Uoward Head was home from Great Lakes over the week end He is stiii a leatherneck Floyd Hollis, nus band of the former iyla Levis, has returned from the uwii tcuic and called up from Chicagft He expects Le discharged soon i xc Merlin Lavey wno was in the Phiiipines is probably on his way home as his mail is coming back here now He had been in over three years and was in Sicily and Italy be fore going to the Philipines lie Winston Uaugiin expects to be iochaged from the air coip at Scott Field, III, and to be home by the und oi the week Paul Perry recently discharged from the U S Marines is now driving a street railway bus in Detroit Dick Amo, husband of the former PaUwe McLucas, left for Ogden, Utah, last week to get his discharge Pic Glenn Kingsley is at Bay City uarding prisoners of war in the suga beet harvest He and his fam ily L c liwng, in their trailer they broulit bacc from Kentucky Kooert Martin writes from Ban Bruno, CaliiornLa, that he expects to be discharged about Christmas time and hopes to set his friends here then t4truiuil Meabon has been made a sergeant at Charlesville, France He says the regiments there are only skeletons now aalarge numbers of G Js have been discharged Hopej to be home by Christmas Sergt Gerald Dinael after 4 years service in England, Franc and Germany, has ocen dischargee and arrived home Sunday SergtTed Adseh is Lack from TSur ope and has been discharged, lie and his wife spent a couple of days at the Wm Shehan home last week and were in Lansing with Lloyd Hendee They returned to Detroit but will be back this week Peach Palmer reurned to duty at the air field at Sebring Florida,Sun day Clarencce Culver,recently discharg ed from the U S Marines is attend ing the Detroit police school Cpl Gayle Hendee who is in Germany, spent a recent furlough fn Michigan Center Deftats Pinckusy Friday 2u to 7 DaniviiU Is Their Next Opponent Local O E S, Chapter Installs Their A Married a the Bride Home Nowly Elected OffKe Saturday i finclmey Saturday Aftornoun In 192C Pinckney high school claimed the Class D football title and defended it against Michigan Center before a huge crowd here on Thanksgiving day, winning 26 toj 0 The Pinckney team of that day ran through their opponents at will and Michigan Center never had a chance The linkup for Pinckney on that day was Don Swarthout, quarter Emil Weddige and Harold Reason, halves,Mark Nash, fullWayne Carr, center, Norm Mill or and ,Jim Nash, guards Lefty Reason and Walter Graves, tackles Dr Hendee, Merwin Campbell end Clare MMJei, nds Conley Ahrens, George Hornshaw and Gerald Kennouy,reservea The two iams haw not met since that day until Fridry when Pinck ney lost to them 20 to 7 Michigan Center shuwed a strong line, 2 fast Larks and a 6 ft 4 Uack who ran interference and got passes He is the b blocker Pinckney has bumped up Kar t this year The Pinckney line vas unable to hold them Michigan Center making froori use of their advantage In weight Gus Ldwidge was the only Pi ick ney player to gain consistently Pinckney completed3 passes in the final quarter, 2 were caught by Don Burns and 1 by Jack Reid In that period Pinckney reached the one yard line where they lost the ball on downs a foot from the goal line Michigan Center tried to punt from behind their own goal line but the kick was blocked by Don Burns 81 Tom Clark fell on it for a touchdown Charles Clark kicked goal for the extra point This gives the boys 3 wins, 1 tie and 2 losses in 6 games They have yet to play Dansville and Dexter 2 hard foes, and Hartland Dansville will be played on their own field Friday This team has won all games played this yearDexter has won their last 4 games aH by good sized, scores Last gear the Pinckney team had a big year in football and apparently were all set to repeat this yar as the reserve team was about as good as the first team Then thTs happened Hollis Amburey and Konrre Darrow enlisted in the navy Don Amburgey did not play by doctor orders and the Koch brothers moved to OhioThis year Pinckney has prac tically no reserves and those out armostly freshmen and ry small Pinckney Chapter U E, SJty 146 Mrs Roberta McArtor, daughter conducted its annual installation of f Mr and Mrs Robert McArtor, officers Saturday evening withj a 45 united marriage to Merlin beautiful and impressive candletjght Amburgey, son ofMr and Mrs Oiceremony fville Aburgey of Pinckney ar the The retiring matron,Dorothy filfebride home Saturdav ternoon at Michigan Mirror State Nevs CU R R NT OMMEN f delivered her farewell addressed home Saturday afternoon p m, Rev Alfred Allard officiating members of the Mich Tourist Coun cil which met recently at Higgins i Lake The council, a state agency, m, , , J comprises the secretaries of the four The bride wore an exquisite gown neioiiai tourist association, and a other interested citizens ie recipient of mantf lovely gift 7 w 4 overs statement wain honor of the retiring maCron iJeeveV and a lo train dl ingui h, ittdf US , tf0mment n the need forHu Paction As rent, living and Memories and Bell Bottom Tftu ed her gown H f ng Ttip ve fell ,T advert,S,nt Potln w were beautifully sung by s from a coroneTof orngelos onJ lchln nearby 8tat6S f th piesented her corps of officers withf afV Fr, liS 8 the Pnncess lines with inserted lace,j Thi, New and and Happenings of th Strikes continue to crop up right tateerslty Told troro Lansing Und ieft and apparently the situation I JJound to get much worse before Selling Michigan to Michigan I u Kela un bfctter as General Motors peopl should be a major activity eaiPioi voted to strike by a majof the Michigan tourist industry, I jt of 7 to 1 and the Chrysler and according to Governor Harry Kelly, j Jortl Motor Companies are to take Kelly aired his views before the slHkc votes soon The average per son knows little about it and doesnt get much information from reading the papers which are notoriously one sided The whole thing in a nutshell is that men who were earning 50 a week in war factories were asked o work for H0 a week on peace ers J irginia Carver and Mrs Betty See she carried a bouquet of white chry eid with Mrs Florence Baughn tjSanthemums and baby mums the piano t Her sister, Mrs Mildred Miller Following tbie installing offlc waa matron of honor Her goun was ers were escorteilo the east and fo of blue Jersey and marquisettte, dil iSHying a bouquet of yellow chry santhemums and baby mums The bridesmaids were Mis May ing Officer, Alta Meyer Install Marshall, Lucy Reason Install Chaplain, Mable Schaefer Install Organist, Virginia Carver rJioyse Campbell, worthy matttn elect was escorted to the altar whife she took her oath of office Wnjle she was still at the altar her Qojrp of officers formed a circle around the altar while Virgin Carver stfc My Task The officirs then to ed an aisle in the east and ijj0tir sis Mrs James Hall escorted wjeM station of honor The gfficfepn fitting parody to Sprfegtime in Rockies The worthy matrons Dick, sang in her honor and pres ed her with a beautiful basket Sfi Myers who wore orchid net ovei white satin and Miss Alice Lee Ware who wore white net over blue taffeta, lioth carried bouquets of chrysantiemums and baby mums Agatha Henry was ring bearer, ishe wore a pink taffeta gown trimm ed with blue ribbon Rickv and Bill Miller carried the trair Richard Amburgey USN, brother aof the groom was best an The el ushers were Sergt Beryl Amburgey, cousin of the groom and Clifford tMiller the The The Am v i7 rJr A reception was held at flowers, following this Virginia Cffrf LJ U A D A o A T lu brides home after the ceremony ver and Betty Seefeld sang In the t , u w bride s table heW a bouquet of white , ,, Asrlilys nd mums and a three tier wedd Morwin Cimpbell, wortny patraMi i m T i r i J us escorteu tu the east, by his koT eak kM,8S Munel Read and M,ss Uick who presented him with aout ne Ambiirgey cut the cake, onniere The remaining officers weA Ml8HiS Loi re and 1118 nstaiMU ii oac Many gifts waburgey served LXchangedTbc worthy matron cfif j The young couple left lor a wedded meny nic ta inrlurtihrnr Inniit hr trip to Detroit and other points, ern Stu rinf from her husband,thej For going away the bride wore a wo tiny patron The members of the yellow woo suit with black aecessvJongi cnurch cchoir honored herjories and a corsage of white chry vvith a drill and sang a song in her santhemums The young couple will honor They presented her with afive jn Detroit where the groom is other expenses have not decni J they refused Striking is their only means of enforcing their demands Labor charged a plot by industry to I break the unions and industrialists nearby midu west aid less promotional on a na ual ba by which the travel atti etLons oi Michigan would be nre ited to reidents of California, , Mai , Texas aid other states of the say ttulr wnjre demands cannot be union m it is this writers convicti n that the Michigan tourist industry is miss ing a good bet in preservation and promotion of some of Michigans unique historical landmarks Mackinac Island has been acclaimed by the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution as being Michigans most historical npot These words are found on a tablet in the mem orial park just below the fort The maintenance of Fort Maekinac, aj truly national historical shrine, is a j meet without boosting prices of manu factured products Hence the stalemate A life OUt SOIlif insurance magazine give interesting figures on long livity According to them professional men and not tradesmen live the longest Heading the iist of thosa whose average span of life is the longest are cleruyinen Second is 1 astromomers whose mortality is 20 below the average Next come lawresponsibility of the state of Michi f Cabi,lt supreme court COUNTY EALTH UNIT The Living ton County Farm Bureau Women invite all women of the county to a meeting in the court house on Nov 14 at 230 P M to learn more about a County Health iftt The speaker fe to be Dr Thleinin Switzerland Vf f etate dept of health Cpl Cyrus AtLee was home from , fm womn re Can p tant on week eod turto gn yij attewi a meeting held Ahenbnner who te 1 the d, Ht jff fIn iSiVS I Ann bor, Che jc and Detroit St Agncola has spent several time off3 with him bouquet of carnations The worthy matron then delivered her acceptance address based on Faith which was very fitting and well received The past matrons honored lie re Uring mation, Dorothy Kliis by ahh Rrhno in 044 and has been emspecial drill and escorted her into ployM, by thp Mchiffan Bell Tele employed by the Hudson Motor Co The groc m was in the army three j year and va wounded in the Nor mandy DPav invasion He wa given an honorable discharge last spring The bride gradunted from Pinckney their circle while her star point ol Liphone Company cers formed her guard of honorMrs Winifred Aberdeen presented her with gift from her officers and the retiring patron, Frank Aberdeen with her past matrons pin A potluck lunch was served in J Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 the dining room and the end of the a evening found Pinckney chapter writh a new set of officers filled with en IT MABYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murpny, pastor Masses at 745 and 11 0 a m successful thusiasm for a new and year The meeting was well attended and guests were present from Muskegon, j m Saturday No vena Friday 1220 aoon andj 800 p m, Preparation for Holy Commun ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m am Sunday 700 to 720 a m 24iii Sun after Pentecost and the Says you would not know George he has gotten so fat John Fouser, radio operator on ft ATA boat in the South Pacific is on his way home to get discharged His wife is former Marilyn GlentHis brother ,Don, who served 4 years was discharged 3 weeks ago at Camp Claiborne, LaClifford Fousser who served wpth the 5th army in Italy is home on 30 day furlough IE FIRST OVER THJE TOP Dexter village in Washtenaw eovaJAeda ehurch at FUnt, ing starts at 1000 a m Mrs mond Sayre,speaker whorepri American Farm Bureau at the In ternational Congress oi the Assoclaid Country Women of the World recently held at London We want 50 women present from this eoonty Mrs Burr King, Sec 4Mne UERIVYDARK The ariurriage of Collins Michael Dark, former Pinckney resident, to Miss Helen Merivy took pUee at 10 oclock Saturday morning at StMich Rey Howard The following were installed W pbeii A M Lola LodbellA P, Clifford Miller Sec, Blanche Mar tin Tsa, Ethel Elli Cond, Winifred Aberdeen Assoc Cond, Ila Reason Mar, Alberta Dinkel Org Florence Baughn Chap, Hazel Poul Ada, Edna Wilson Ruth,Carrie gan which provides fundi to thf Mackinac Park commission, a state agency as the operating authority To the northeast of Mackinac Island is another historical landmark, old Fort Drummond which enjoys the distinction of being the laf British fort in the United States The military outpost was established by British troons foloHn evacuation of Mackinac Island in 1814 Whitney bay at tno southwest promontory of Drurmrond hr was, selected by Lt Cr Mer0 British commandant a Vpt M IV nac and Capt Payne of the British Roval Engineers and an olin ofthe Roval Navy because of its a cessibiltv to Indians and the resultant value to thp British in retaining the vfluaMe fur trade That old Fort Drummond Is being, etc shaii efully ngleeled bv ti vtit1 of Michigan even to the oxtnt cf being properly marked v ith a tablet is a fact that cannot be contra dicted and which we have previously deplored Kemaining yet for visi tor to see are two great chimneys used for officers quarters another fort chimney, now part of a private cabin some walls of old buildings evidence of the fort artillery voad and parade grounds and the British military cemetery 100 by lf0 ft At this fort the former Mackinac island troops35 to 400 in number were on duty until the fall of I82 just 14 years after the Treaty of Ghent which ended the 1812 War ,,M During the J945 summer season, jf weyiad the privilege of visiting an other island in Michigan that is rich in historical lore and which is being members, civil engineers, architects, writr rs, civil engineers and insurance salesi ien Those who work indoors live longer than those who pursue an outdoor fife Other in the long liv ing list are barbers, fur dressers, cigar makers and el boys If you rcfcrr the outdoors a rancher lives the longest The professions to avoid ire motor cycle cop, doctor, president and vice president as their mortality rao in the highest Others having a high mortality rate are miners, stokers, tree fallens and bartenders The life of the guy who is there at the payoff, the undertaker, is not o verv safe either The big news item that oer,nadowed stnkf s, murder, reconversion last weeK was the dispatch that til Brooklyn Dodgers had signed a i,i x o Jase I, tile ball play IJI W4w , iagus i , true that II pla, with ,lhe Montr al team next year,a JBooklyn fann, belorc he Jons, a iJoiii uniform but he dvined to b the first negro plaer to crush the big league portal1 There is no rule against a negro entering organ ized base ball but an old established custom, zealously adhered to has al ways been sufficient o bar tivm from organized base ball Of late there were indications that this barr ier was not altogether insurmontable Base ball i, toe only sp it wiih bars the colored player The puglistic t les hae always admitted them So have the colbge ff,lv 1 and ith letic tamn north of the Mason and Dixon line We note that some base overlooked by the tourist industry baJi authorities claim the only Wed,All Saints Day day of faatl d the Stat of Michiean ing Nov I and 2 Holy Day, masses Thjs JJeaver th north f6 9,,MfrnJt 7 and 8 a m Enroll in the purgatorial society Among the intentions are Sun intention of John DonohueMan, feast of St Simon and StJude Tues vo tive mass nuptials Wed, virgii of AH Saints 4g, Thur aatf Ttt Holy son Ada, Edna Wilson Kutn,iaine gat for lte Mary Griffith Esther, Carmen Porter Eethar Xnrptor McGrath Sun, for JT IK tM Thorv,, Rit Tti the josepWM Abrams r end of Lake Michigan, accessible by boat from Charlevioux and 3 hours off the tourirt travel lane ty was the first community there tJ Moecker offMatiJVgo over the top in ttie Victory BotUi The briae were a slipper satin Drive They sold their quota of J gown dsjl itfUtd waistlfne and long Marth, Irene Thompson Electa, Lu cile Beck Warder, Flossie Fisher Flag Bearers, Mildred Snooks, Mild red Miller Sentinel, Ira Nay 166,000 one minute after the dil pointed jUeyee, The sweetheart opened rnfte 29Gerakl Anmjbrtrt le edging She wore a er and John Hoey were chairmen WINS ClTATiOtf Commander Gene Markey, former film producer and exhusbaad of net vefl with beaded crown A bou quet of white mums and pink roses tied witib white ribbon streamers doty in the Solomons He organised and led si reconnaisance party last Fhruary to obtain vital information GfJENDON RICHARDS Gtendon Richards, 78, son of the late Daaisi and Ellen Larue Richards of Pinckney died at Brandentown, Florida Monday The funeral was at Bradentown and the burfal at Grand ,fiapide where he was in the contract , ing businees for many years SurvivThe maid of honor, Mrs Mary j are his wife and 2 daughter, HesHornsfaaw wore a pile orchid gown ter Ellen and Lois with tin and shoulder length veil to Joan Bennett, film actress has been match She carried a bouquet of I BOX SOCIAL for outstanding Kermance of white bebr JH and yellow tea ros i There will be a box social at the r rihhon jfe brides home of Henry Johnson UYoungiove maids were Ane Weber and Lorrlfarm Saturday, November 3 at 8 NEW CHURCH SOCIETY On Thursday evening, Oct 2fUh,a group of young women of the com nity met at the home of Rev A11to organize a society to work for the interest of the Com Cong4 I The group will work independently but in sympathy with the Sadies aid The banns of marriage were announced Sun for Hery Leo Casheo of Onset, Mass, and Ais Hazel Os borne Josephine Brown, recently baptised bere She is nurse employed in government resercfa work Letters weee read Son regrdiog4 iat Treas Adeaiie Ro lbst special devouons tor poor uis Am T ne a VanSlambroo ong them are visits to die toeml P Chaplain, Coia Naah ish cemetery prayers for the dead, The next meeing u at Nafih rea sn the riPirroas were, not admitted t the big IwigDesffiTtnat they were i,t good enough but hr could they I ith all the minor leagues closed to ihem and preventing development The player signed is Jackie Pobison shortstop of the Kansas City Monarhs of a negro league He is a graduate of UCLA university and is 30 years old Years ago, a crack colored base ball team, the Page Fence Giants, sponsored by the Page Fence Co of Adrian played all over the state and won most of their The officers arePres, Mildred rame We have been told by old Ackley Vice Pres, lola Hall Sec , j M tiip who saw them play that Edith Van SI ambrookAsstSeeyEva they had igyvcraTlayertrof big Tea ue caliber Sunday is communion Sunday tor ar, y the women of the parish and Altar youngWieTaVT invrted toat 8 at 730 p mAl nterSociety CIRCUIT COURT MEWS in session at Markey is now recovering from a teffuenl fever in the states He P th tiara ahoul son of the late Gene Markey f 4er wlb to r x and carried boujqoets ofute lebe mums and yeUow tearosos tied with bane ribbons Aine Yurk of Flnt who wore identiip tbeUnefit of le Younglove itcboolotertainment for eweryof footbaH g4me in this 7 one Ladies and girls please bring fit Marys Jackson IS, Dexter tt ney A Morttand 11, Dansvihe 8 FowtarvCHe brides home follower the 4, Cknmm StocJcbridg BmhfJ ft Saline , Mllao U, Dundee 4 ,BeMll , C S 3l COMMUNICATION mi Regular Communication of Livand the ushers wore Gordon Michael inateo Lodge F k A M Ko 76 on ff D Pi I Tueooay evening, Nov, at 8 p i CpL lwrepce Baughn wiU remmr onfue his EA degree at this time and is employed in the k wiU be oenferred by members of truck dent of a piano company at fejs family Sergt Norman Miller, Flint an the bride by a dry dean W MClifford Miller S WCapt UduvCnrver i W W C Miller, D Earl Baughn, J D Clair iMmer and BiH Baughn atewnrts of mmiimdkm eerved following dfntnnehome F W CnrienBeo Be AH end AJUrd hflnieler MrsFloreoce 8AUgbn,Qrisn1et ami Choir Director G M Thompson, S S Sunt Morning Worsnjp 1440 Sunday School 1144 tend A join the group who will havei an aim and purpose in their social and practical society Edith VanSlambrook, See RoHy Day in church school first Sunday in November Church night and potluck supper JJ piockmoy BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower was given last Saturday evening for Mrs, John K Wilson, formely Virgiline Staekable, by Mrs Jack Wilson, and daughter, Mrs Cecil Hayes of Hiland Lake jand Miss Dorothy Parker at the Lgat 7 00 Monday, Oct 29 Keep Sunday for the groat thing ofthe aouL Come to church first You will rind a ing rnrnfiany Cnngraiulatisus COSFCL hMSSeOaf Pastor ara Boaeney S S Supt Marvin Shirey Momins Worship 10 Sunday School 14 Young Peonies Meeting 7 SveoHig 3nonsnp o Won, It was attended by GO friends of the bride and groom Games and dancing were the entertainment and a luncheon was sorvod Music was furnished by Miss Mae Mnlhalmnd of Ann Arbor who played the piano and aecoroUaa and by Mr with their guitars M Circuit court was Howell last wek Earl Rogers pled guilty to driving away a car unlawfully and gets his sentence today Divorces were granted to Allen from Sarah Hinsdale, former Pfndt ney teacher, teaching in Hartland, to Dorothy from Charles Driverjfargaret from Edward Baker, Yieiet from Carl Barr John from Zora Car penter and Martha Musch Lila Musson and Anna Umstead received quiet decrees on property MARRIAGE UCEMSCS Clinton Skym, Margaret Reybi, 488 u4fej yiH 0 M , NSi WIIJMJIl,pljlll Ttn rhwkurr Dispatch, Wwiastday, Oct 31, 1945 NEIGHBORING NOTES Sylvan Theatre I The Michigan Moulded CHL3EA, Mia Corp of Dexter was named defrnd last week in an OPA price violation suit in which triple damages of SCANDAL COLUMN Hetty had better check and see Plastics who R C enjoys his evenings with Could it be M Gt We have had two love notes handed to jii which read as follows Fri, j A Nov 2 3 A Drama 225,000 are sought Two ceiling, Dea Mary W I am going to come with 4 CHINA SKY RANDOLPH SCOTT, RUTH WAR WICK, ELLEN DREW Cartooa Sportreel N ewb Sun, Mon, Tuei, Nov 4, 5, 6 CAPTAi FODIE Vith FRED Mac MURRAY, LYNN BAR1, CHARLES B1CKFORD, LLOVD NOLAN Cartoon Bashful Juzzard San Show 30, 500, t0, 90Q price violations are charged, one dat ing from March 2, 1944 and the other from last May 10 The Stockbridge firemen and the Child Study Club hold a Community Halloween party at the school there tonight Miss Jackie Breniser of Gregory enrolled at the University of Michi gan A car driven of Che ea stru tonight so I will see you I do not know how to dance but if you will teach me what you know we will get along fine0 Boy Jim B That io haw you how the freshmen are siting along Dearest BudSince you didnt write me yesterday Ml write you Does that make sense to you It doesnt to me How come you didnt by Walter Trinkle, come out tonight Continued when I and killed Herbert dont know Wed, Thur, Nov, 7, 8 SING A SONG OF TEXAS A Musical with ROJEMARY LANE, TOM TYLER SIM SUiVlMiRVlLLEBlG BOY WILLIAMS Plus WHAT A BLONDE4 A Cewedy with LEON ERROL, LANE MICHAEL, VEDA ANN BORG Comin Roughly Speaking, The Corn 1 Green Juniorf Mist HowelJ Theatre Wed, Thur, Fri, Oct 31, Nov BETTY FIELD, ZACHARY SCOTT 1,2 in Culver oi Ann Arbor on US 12 last Wednesday A car driven by Joseph OConnel of Linden struck and injured a deer on US23 near Brighton last weekt The deer got away John Housner, son of R, A Housner of Brighton was discharged from the army at Camp Atterbury, Ind, lat week He served in Germany Robert Meyers of Dexter and Hurley Stanton of Portage Lake are building two hunting cabins at the Mirvnthx Club near EngandineOne is for Meyers The late Jay Lucas of Dexter who recently died left an estate of 1,010 The 1945 census shows 289 farms in this county of 29fi,619 acres The average farm is 130 acres The BBrighton fire dept report over 50 percent of Ufir 25 athletic field lighting debenture notes sold already Ben Pietras of Hamburg township has been discharged from the army and returned home Larry Gherkin of Howell has been discharged from the navy and Wm McPhcrson IV of that place from the nrmv Bruce McPherson of Howell cocbnited his 75th birthday last week Robert White, son of Mr and Mrs Biul White of Howell hm been made a sergeant at Cushing General Hn pital, Prut gham, MFV GOOD RURAL UNE NEIGHBORS share the wires What sophmore girl quit using All Purpose Bit all of a sudden J C, D R J B A L C dont pick very quiet places to carry on Well I see B A has left for camp at last What will Mary do Go back to Jerry or pick one out of 1 the USO Mybe we should call her1 swing shift J Was E H out with A S or was he taking her out to see1 Bud J M seemed to have a good time Friday night Guess he goes over to Howell to see P C and not for the ride J R goes in for robbing the era i t its OK Jack She is nice some, die but j THL SOUTHERNER Cartoon News last week while hunting near the l Sat, Nov 3 Stone school in Marian, Eugene Red ville inner and Edwin Lucas saw a bpM uv ell is discussing the fnstaa tion ofg a municipal water softener igirL Its strarge how there happens be an empty seat in the typing room so M C can type by Rebecca I see the juniors got their rings but will the boys keep them veryj long B W is going to take up singing so she can sing to Mrs Hammer at noon I hear R N has quite a crush on a senior boy D B Has forgotten B A already B O has crush on BB H so we would say BH certainly stops BO J C paid 70c for the dance but I did not see him there I hear D A ICnavy has asked J H to go hunting with him wry Gene Campbell spent Sunday at the Wilbur Eisele home at Fowler s HERE are more telephones today on moat rural lines than before the, war This is because there were so many waressential rural folks who had telephones installed And because of shortages of materials and manpower, we werent able to expand the system sufficiently Now that the war is over, we are resuming our rural expansion and improvement program A sufficient trained manpower and materials become availa ble, we shall be able to add enough new lines so there again will be fewer telephones per line Meanwhile, the best way for everybody to have good service is to treat his tele phone neighbors as he himself would like to be treated keep mil calls hort avoid listening in or interrupting when the line is in use hang up the receiver carefully One receiver off the hook can tie up a whole tine J MICHIOAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY GLORIA JEAN in EASY TO LOOK AT ROY ROGERS in BELLS OF ROSA RITA Special Cartoo Mat Sattor Kiddie Lun,, Mon, Tues Mat Sun 200 p Nov 4, 5, 6 Continuous m LOCAL NEWS Rev and Mrs N D Potter have gono to McAllen, Texas, for the inter Mrs Dorothy Fox Colemisch of Pontiac spout Sunday with Mr and Mra Mary Kennedy Dan Driver and family of Dextei were Sunday dinner guests at the Edward Shears home 2 KL POWE PEGGY ANN CAREER, JOSLYN Mrs Ella Thorpe and son f Otisville spent th week 1 the J D Stackable home ALLLYN j Sergt Stulie and wife I Eichnia of Detroit spent I iu Clement, end a n Cartoon JUNIOR MISS Latest Newt Wed Thur, Fri, Nov 7, 8, 9 FRED ALLEty JACK BENNY in ITS IN THE BAG Novelty News THE AVON THEATRE Show 7 rJ 9 p m, j low Time Fri, iat, Nov 2, NOTHING BUT TROUBLE A couieuy btarriug LAUKL 6c HAKLI flu FACES IN THE FOG The Modern homeo tx Juliet with JANE WifHLKb, PAUL KLLLY llUt, Sua, uk, A TREE GROWS IN uKOOsiN A Good Drama of the Relationship of People in Everyday Life Starring DOROTHY McGUIRE JAMES DUNN JOAN BLONDELL Plvae News Iwo Womoa Man from OkWmMT s 4 Dolores last week with Mrs Mary Eichman Georpe Meabon jr, wife and son, Hoberi spent Sunday at the Wm liravender home n ar Dansvile i The Misses iatricia Stackable and Dorothy Parker and Muriel Read and Pat ftoung wre home from Lansing JtAtr tlie week end Miss Denise Ledwidge attended a shower in Detroit last week for Miss Jean Craft who will be married to Jack ieyton of Pingree this week Mis Mary Haughn and children spout last Wednesday in Ann Arbor Mrs Mary Baughn and children and Earl Baughn and femily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baugnn in the Schaef or cottage, Portage Lake, east side where thoy are living Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W C Hen dee were Max Parkinson i and farrly of Ann Arbor and DrCo cil Henjiee and son of Lansing, i A steam shovel is at work at HiI Ian Lake building a new bank for the dame and making roadsVic Williams of Ann Arbor is the operator Mrs Lulu Lumb and Capt James Popp and wife and AOI ware called to Detroit last week Tuesday by death of George Walsh, father of Mrs Gordon Lamb The new house on the John M Harris farm is getting well along and the family expect to be in it by Thanksgiving It replaces the one destroyed by fire last spring Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Lulu Lamb were Mr and Mrs B L Snell, Mr and Mrs Ray Popp, Mr and Mrs Russell Popp, Mrs, John Winters and Mr, and Mrs Bert Winters all of Detroit The conservation dept doubts the foxer are the real cause of the pheas ant scarcity, but rather blames the three wet springs of 1943, 44 and 45 They claim a single good nesting season will restore the pheasant population back to where it aogfat to be Mrs Mary Singer entertained thej following at a potlock dinner Saaday Wm Jones, wife and daughter, mf Foiitorta Ohio Mrs Aaaa Fa her of Bloomville, Ohio, Uwrit 8iaaf a year will protect a W n wife of Foatoria Ohio laaVa suit from moth 4attv ginger and family of Maaoa, One spraying of Ret r of DctraKT Pad Stayer a4 Mothspray does i at family, James aer mad famfly insBetween A Royal Scandall Ufcoma Septic Tanks nA Cesf fftm MODEJUf aftUIPMEN DanBoTKert r aUat Jaffc Arbor Sr Dcmg Store, hmdney yad Andy Sirer ad fasns1yt aUttie Siac Aody 8iser ad feaasrjr, Bailie cr and famOy, Tad Saer and famtlr aiK4 IUA and Dick 8mer Mr aad Mta W C 1 Mr aad Mrs fcft It is the to be progri for dst UAOQfiOQ to eomplem 4m mmabedem of a ad boiler in dat MafprfUe pmt phmc Thi inn tctioa during wetemtppiied power stttds at the b mmtidpmiom of thk, Dettok Uieo be ItofiOOboaepowet imlme emdmlimr tolJWfiOO ImMikwm t fi v f Mill II II IPPtJ VJ f Light a fire under it Nowi the tin to tend thst quota boHing up over the topi Its the way we emu help to clinch victory,, and moke it secure Meeting our queta it the personal responsibility of each of us Do your share back up our Government for a prosperous, blighter future buy more Bonds bigger Bonds in the Victory Loan o ASI jfci The Pinckney DispacS Wednesday Oct 31, 1945 OUR QUOTA W PUMCKNEY DISPATCH AiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiaiiiviiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiir CasWp st potvocfiot Pfassmsy, Mich Mod jfiISM IjMflff febjoripttfe SUM s rssf Ptirf 3 A4tic rAt W CUtUHT PUBUaHBt iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiKiimuu Cold Capsules Mrs Louis Coyle was in Detroit Thursday Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee spent Sunday in Ann Arbor W C Miliar attended s Trife A uteoiuK at llowoll Monday 24 CAPSULES 26c Guaranteed V VICTORY LOAN f White Pine Cherry Cough Syrup 5 OZS 26c, g OZS 52c CORY DRUG STORE MAKE VICTORY SECURE Kennedys Oen Store lift A U C TI Having decided to discontinue farming ty at Public Auction on the premises three miles east of Gregory on M36 on I will sell the following described proper located five miles West of Pinckney or FRI NOV SALE COMMENCES AI 100 P M Mrs Fred Cozzens was in Jmn Arbor several days last week Mr artd Mrs C J Clinlun Aerej in Eaton Rapids last Friday Mrs Wm Mercer was in Brigh g ton and Ann Arbor Saturday s Is The Andrew Campbell family call g Sunday at the Howie home near How ell 13 e Vern Fisk and family of Monroe S spent Sunday at the C J Clinton 5 home g Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge has been drawn to serve on the federal grand jury , Mr a d Mrs Gord J hn n 1111111111111111101111111111111111 uiiiMiuinnimnmnntmnrinnumui of Detroit spent Sundy at the Louis hWVWvVW WWWWWWWWvW Coyle home J I C W Hooker and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the J H t Hooker home Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle of Ann Arbor spent Seturday at the Franks Aberdeen home A neighborhood Halloween party was held at the Roy Coons home on, last Friday night Capt James Nash and family were , Sunday dinner guests of Miss Isabel Nash in Ann Arbor Martin Ritter Jr anj family of Whitmbre Lake spent Sunday at the I W J Nash home Mr and Mrs Burr Allen of Fowlrville were Sunday guests at the Roy Dillingham home Sunday guests of the Hoff Sisters were Mr and Mrs Karl Grawols and Mr OBrien of Flint Gerald Bauer and family of Brighton nd Gene Shehan and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the Louis Shehan home Mrs Ida Mae Mowers spent seeral days last week in the Percy Mowers home in Detroit Mr and Mrs Frank White and daughter of Howell called on the f John M Harris family Sunday Sergt Gerald Dinkei, wife and daughter and Mrs Sarah Lake spent Sundy at the Albert Dinkcl home Ernest Kew, wife and daughter,, Shirley, of Detroit were Saturday guests at the Alber Dinkei home, Mrand MrsCiifford VanHorn an1 Mrs Clayton Carpenter spnt Sun Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L FAKAER Agent Phone 88, Pinckm Ibe FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co mm i Septic Tanks Cesspools Cleaned wiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimiMiiiiiumiiiiiiiiiijiiii 1 First National f Bank I WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 424 ANN ARBOR in Hewafl WLi Mr and Mrs Joe Metz called at the Leu Luvey day s Under Federal Supervision 3 MiCH S Mer,Lr Federal Deposit In 3 2 lurancn Corporation Alt De 3 m pociti loaured up to S5OX0fo5T oi HowctT hume TBUH MrsItoland Shehan and duuKhtcrb spent lac week end with Mrs, cttic Vaughn I SER S s 3 J The Mibses Denise Ledwidge and Crol Seeker were home from Detjoit Sunday Kenneth Hennas ml family of Dexter spent Sunday at the John bcil hoiic j Jot Morrs and family of Ann end with Mm CATTLE Durham Cow, 3 yrs old, due Jan HoUten Cow 4 yrs old, due Feb Red Cow, 4 yrs old, due Feb He IstPin Cow, 6 yrs old, due Mar Molttein Cow, 3 yrs, old, due April Jersey Cow, 6 yrs old, due Dae Hoietein Cow, 3 yrs old, due Dee Hotetein Cow, 2 yrs old freak 2 Cow, 8 yrs old, due soon Helstein Cow, 3 yrs Old, due Mar Helstetn Cow, 3 jrrt old, due Mar Helstein Heifer, 2 yrs old, due soon 2 hoietein YemrKng Heifers Hetstein BulL 2 yrs old These Cattle Are All T B ad Bangs Tested i HAY AMD GRAIN Seven Toe af Alfalfa Har KKTluiterof Oaa 1 FARMING TOOLS Wood Wheel Wagon and Rack, Odd Wajon, Cultivator, Sulky Plow 2 Walk ing Plow,Manure Spreader Land Roller 2 Section Spring Tooth Drag, Spike iooth Drags, Horse Disc, Mowing Machine, Trailer Chassis, Ajax Cultivator, oak Heater, Corn Shetler, Chore Boy Milker, Platform Scale, 4 Rolls of New Hog Fence, Grindstone, Lot of Belting 8 Milk CansStrainer, Severn Odd Doors Feed Pails Caldron Kettle and Many Small Articles HOUSEHOLD GOODS iue Bed, Day Bed, New Springs, rei Lamps, Cedar Cheat, Laundry Stove, 2 End, Tables, Stands Trunks, a day with Mr and MrsClifford Smith i Detroit Mr and Mrs Linstrum and Mr and Mrs Ed Collins of Detroit were Sundy callers at the ome of W H I lor spent the week Clark Eleanor Lcdwidge Mr and Mrs, Joe Murdock, Mrs Dr Morley Vaughn of Carleton Franeis Gaffney and MrsMary Bran spent lasi Wedneiny vrtthh UMIdie of Detroit spent Thursday with r, Mrs Nettie Vaujrhn Mrs, Emma Vollmer I Mrand Mrlred Head and daughDr Harlow Shehan and sons and I ters spent ihe week cu it D, ami and Mr and Blrs Wm Shehan call Mrs Steve Urown in J troit ed on Roche Shehan and family in Jtussell ilover of Fowiervil TERMS OF SALE CASH F E M ANL E Y, Pr Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Everett Foster and SOTIB, Fred and Dick of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs ester McAfee of Rush Lake Mr and Mrs CJClinton attended birthday party last week Tuesday for Johnny Cinton at the Ruttman home honoring his 2nd birthday Mr and Mrs, Floyd Maycroft of Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs Frank of Muskegon were week end guests at the Merwin Campbell home Don Dillingham of Webberville brother of Roy Dillingham who has been in Sparrow hospital, Lansing, with a heart ailment expects to re turn home this week Wc are informed by Mrs Hoi lis Wylie that Paul Ramsdell of Stock bridge who has been in Umversitv hospital with infantile paralysis was brought home Friday He is still unable to walk Mr and Mrs Ross Read, Mr and Mrs Reg Schaefer and Mr and Mrs Charles Schaefer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Read at Pleasant Ridg Mr and Mrs Foote, Mrs Florence Van Winkle, Mrs Grace Bennett and Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkei and le re candy dischrged from the army call ed at the W H Meyer home last week Will Brotfan,MrsMae Barroon aid Mr and Mrs liiifiieit Hams vi ilouell called on Mrs Eleanor Ledwidtfe Sunday Mns Jean ileyer spent last Tuesr ay and Wednesday with MrVirginia Carver in Ypsiaflti, Mrs Uetty Se fed and at the Ed Clark home in Ann Arbor TOMORROWS KITCHEN A In tomorrows pushbutton para dise, a wonderful mwjhelper, named Electrionics, will cook, sweep, wash the dishesnever walk out on you or ask ftor a rkise Read more detail abouthis deam kitchen, as told by Hosier Croy in The Ameri can Weekljn th this SundaysKov 4 issue of the Detroit Sunday Times 5 a x i i aach Dapfcitor OK DISIINUISHLD VICE FOR VICTORY AND UEACE 1 here huulii in t d ,1 iijUi,nei scivic intdai lo lhuuiuil,s ol Uii ami inwiricjh Mio lliiVO lnl I to v in tn H KM y nun XiL ill iOiui iuil iii inir,ii to Uii nalional sclluie Ijy aiiiii t linr jn iii n , and the i sa ijiri ,,iij Mjirj li tt 11 loaIiold on a laudt plan nj tluij iiKiiicy piiic IMIL povAi ii ho , , Ut old to ccwity, 3 1 IS u 1 M to 1 ol Up ior iutuM tion, traL etc iy helping to jcfiit i i n tr living costs through avoiding unnc s,ry epnidi HI by u in their War lono savintr as a backlog or si curity so that ore voods cm puvchascd out of current income xhftyhcy again become plentiful by avoiding wate and cut at ifLT hati of thrift ILAN Yr R SlENDIKG For your C nry, Your Family Yourself i 1 IS PEilCYEUJS, STANLEY DINKEL, Clerk The Pi pi Livafratoa At a session of said Court, at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 26th day of October A D, 1945 daughter, Alberta ccalied on Mr and present, Hon Willis L Lynn Mrs Wm Mercer Sunday Also Miss judge of Probate, Florence Tupper of Flint in the Matter of the Estate of Harold Meyers and John Martin ppej Dotton Deceased attended a meeting of the Milk Pro Glen Yeilad having filed in idtteers Assoc, at Mason Monday as gaid Court his final administratios delegates They are also delegates ta account, and his petition praying for tfce annual meeting at Lansing on tfce allowance thereof and for the Iter 1 aesienmet and distribution of the W Sunday the four Coons brothers residue of said estate S held a reunion at the Ray Coons It is ordered that the 19th day of sJL 7 home it being tfae first time B had November AD, 1945 at ten yclock in tKt years Ha four in the foresioonat said Probate Off FLU COMS mothproofs for 5 years for only2 Berlou guaran tees to repair your fur coat if damaged by moths within 5years The Cory Drug Store, Iinckney BUY Bcrlou guaranteed moth spray j today apd protect vour fine clothes, OF, MICHIGAN I furnJUre ald iCourt for tbe County Cory Drug Store, Jinckney ikaHMavMM ion tJuarantees to prcventmothdafflare or will pay damage 666 COLO PREPARATIONS LIQLliJ TABLETS, SALVKSNOSK PROFS Uso Only As Direct1 BERLOL gives you a written guarantee to repair or replace your possessions if they are damaged by moths within 6 years One spraying with Berlou does the job oiuBerlou pay for the damages Cory Drug Store, Pinckney are Raf Coon Hove Fras and ice be and is beret appoiftted for, AOTi,IPQ , A Ctaude of Pomtiac aad Earl of Salem hearing said1 petiton ARTICLED moth proofed with BerA sister KetU was also pre It is Further Osderod, That public tou roaranteed against moth dasn notice ibereof be given by puWica fkr y Dry Geogre Badieo of Portage Lake tion of a copy of tsns order, for w remove Bavlou Average cost to ITS BIG XT BEAXJTWlrrv picked op by state poitoe and Deputy three suooatatve weeks neeviesw to mrt W A suit or deess utei BUSCK, i Murray Kennedy far investigation aaid day dCfcmv, tn 1s Pinsley 7V , UVmCMUm MOrom AtES j Ust week was toisod to have deserted Dispatee A afwspapsr frissil assd Store dr from the army two yearago and eircutetod in said CeVnsy Mrs Blanch Clark and Mr aad Fie Vees sad tossy ef am was turned over to She FBL He was Wittts L loaa, Jitdge rf Probate Mr and MiUrtio Batter r Ued sit tin VJ esstlnr isi ttiir r A TT v I em Uta Oss Cssssm mm A nliiiiiMa faoss lAkatssW ffiVnirin frabsdLEastor e Psfbato dy KSf Jdl rtiai aWial MSsumwiiiiStmiiM Bronze Screen vSS TlwPladyy DtortAi Wdnetdy, Oct 31, IMS Large Shipment Just Received Classified Want Ad 1 STRAYED TO MY FAKM8 head of young cattle, 1, Herford, 1 Jersey, 1 I Holstein Owner can have by prov ing property and paying expanse C Murray, 8280 Farley Road Order Now FOR SALEGood hybred popcorn, shelled or on cob, large fluffy ker j nali Clarence Marshall, Gregory FOR SALEYoung Rock fryers and pullets ready to lay alive, dressed or dressed and drawn OPA prices C F Hewlett, Phone 93 FOR SALECocker spaniel pups, 8 i weeks old, blondes, males 25 J Frank Aberdeen FOR SAE1000 cords of wood or to cut on shares,also trapping rights John Spears FOR SALENational washing machine, cabinet radio with record player attached, both in good condition M E Darrow, phone 117 I FOR SALEPeninsular he tfing stove, LEE LAVEY ismJiiiiiiiUMHiiimfiuiiitiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiHiiwtiimHHiiiiiiiiniiittiiiniyuji HP f 5, Bath Tub, 3, Santary Couchall steel, 25, Ice Box 25, Rocking Chair, j5 Harrison Cooper, Gregory,Rfd jFOR SALEGood eating potatoes j Arthur Shehan FOR SALEMans topcoat, practiclally new,Mans overcoat and pair of 1 boys oxfords, size 13 245 Unadilla St M1CHI1GAN MIRROR Cont Here James Stranar founded a Mormon colony and founded the city of St James with its fine harbor at the north end of island The Kings J Highway and Lake Galilee and the River Jordan are reminders of the Mormon area The Mormon printing house where the Daily Northern Is lander was published in 1856 is still standing as is the 4 King Strang ho tel now operated by Fred Spalding of Pontiac In Wisconsin the state has acquired A hisorical landmarks which are maintained by the conservation dept Michigan should do likewise STATE OP MICHIGAN The Probate Cowl for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said Cuunly, n J 17th day of October A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Claude H Kennedy, Deceased Mary B Kennedy having filed in said Court her petition praying that the adminstration of said estate be granted to Mary B Kennedy or to some other suitable person It is Ordered, That the 12th Day of November A D 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon at said probate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing Baid petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice be given by publication of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to the said day of hearng in the Pinqk ney Dispatch, a newspaper print LIVESTOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko PHON 4e4 1 niiimwiMMiNiitf MiiiNuii uiinnini wiMtiMiiiimMMiiiHumwiintm WUtNINNCeDOrl,STRCTCMCP SERVICE TUBNTOTWE YELLOW PAGES OT TUE TEULDUONEBlOECTOBV UNDER AMBULANCES i ed and circulated in said County FOR SALEChildrons doll bedmetJ Willis L LyonsTudge of Probate al, small electric iron, small typer writer, table and chairs, adding ma chine, Lprane Hull, Honeycreak farm FOR SALEGuernsey Cow, 6 yrs old, fresh Arnold Bechler 0937 Rush Lake Rod Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLUECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4BO WE BUY 1DE N CALFSKINS TKRLY MORNING CALLS RECEIVE THE BEST SERVICE WANTEDWood to buzz Hugh ripolittle PL,ne 112F2 FOR SALEkixteen guge pump guu with shells, heating stove, small cook stove Lriulfyyle I ANTIQUES WANTCDDi hes, haK lamps, china figures, glass LasUu slippers, animals, milkwhite dishes with holes around tne edge, china jewell boxes and clocks, buttonsjew elry, rose bowls, vsos, pictures, fur j niture Write Barbara Hunn, Par ma, Mich and she will callt j WAWTTED dfirCKENSHighestJ prices paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 572, Hovsejl , FOR SALE Slabwood, buy now, next winter may be too ate Thureeon Lumber Co, Phone Howell 844 Ruth Qpen very Friday Evening Until 9PM, Electric Wiring Electric Service Motor Repairing DonHammerFrankZeigler PHONE no j PROFESSIONAL CORNER J iTltiiaiiiWsllllMW j Housewives AVE YOUR i WASTE FATS Tbe United Statei Government Need them for EXPLOSIVES ttmrm TIMIU at fHi Stora FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE RUTHS LADIES AND CHILDRENS APPAREL Highest Quality Lowest Priest HOWELi MICHIGAN Rubber Boots,Work RuLbe 6 Buckle Arctics Swans Store, Howell, Mich 4 A for Pinobey SamUram Ray M OmUy, M D Pfeacanoy, Mickigaa SnadayllrOO a m to 2i00 p am Wedaetday to 4 tp so, 7 t 8 p sa Saturday7 to ft in the evealaf DR G R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 K MieUfaa Tolaaaaaas Offlea, 220 Eeriaeaso, 12 Eveaiar a JUwdl, Ml HERB SNEEis IM teTfc fc Qnmi Hawaii, Real Estate, li Clfy, Lake as Patta IVapiMi A InstesHf Uet Yew Prsparii With Ma J PROTECT your new crmir from MARION DCAIITV kiri damage by moths for only 25c a WLAIUUH OAUTY SHOP year One spraying of Berlou stops j gp moth damage for 5 years or Berlou PayCorV DruTstore, Pinckney L f JJ WAV ipfcos 6 MARION JARVISOwaer IPEOALIZINC IN PERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACHINELESS Istiiiiiant IMS Jilt wru 07 nmt MEATS M McPherson State Bank VICTORY LOAN The war is over n one phase but a glance at the papers tells us plain ly that there is still a struggle ensuing People all over the world have had their lives upaejand now are trying to reassemble their shattered homes and ideals Until this readjust, ment is completed the armed forces of the United States will be station ed in foreign lands The war is not over for these men and wfll not be until they are returned home j To provide for the pay, food and equipment for these men will require a considerable expenditure j We people of Livingston County have done good service in past bond drives It is only our duty that wef finish the task aid contribute ourj full share for the Victory Loan McPicmi Stale Ink PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER AM Arber, MCshlf aa HAROLD O CHUBB rUweU, Mfcfcifa Local iVopreftasJTQ Pheae 7 er 49t MeowsMSits Markeva MARTfN J LAV AN Aftsaffoap e IS MM VMWhS Attoesey at Law Fleet Stata aad Savimge Saaa LEt LAVEY GENERAL INSUftANCg P H ftatthottt SM fftiNEftAL HOftU BSSSSSSl V mask 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 October 31, 1945 Description An account of the resource October 31, 1945 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 1945-10-31 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8a4249a2a09706b8843c88f9840f058c.pdf 669586ed0aebd731aba1d79426e11c2d 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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News Items of Boys in Service 1919 Tie Game MetN east I Who AM Pvt BUlie Darrow arrived homo from Ft VyndaU, Florida Tuesday, ieceWd i decharf 4ck Hajnt at ftu4 Bvkaerwg who enUaJetl in the navy poui UK 90 report to Uetroit today, Slergt Uoyd Hendce arrived homo from overseas Friday after 4 yearn in the aertfe He get die chared at Ft, Sheridan thii week,ie remembered the Dispatch editor with a fine stop watch which he took from a German officer, uthers also received present He saw SergtTed Adeem in France and is surprised he is not home as he left 2 days before he did Lt Howard Rdad left for Great Laa, la last Friday to get his dis charge He was in the marines 4 years and was wounded at Guadalcanal Mrs Mable BasySW has received word that her husband, Joe, who 1 j been in tapen with the navy is getting discharged and is on his way home Don Griffith is home on 10 days furlough Lid then goes to Ceveland Ohio to finish hia naval air course Paul Perry of the U S Marines is home, having been discharged He served, in the South Pacific and was woundeJ three times Movlv ti Amburgcy, discharged from the army last spring after beng wounded in the Normandy DDay ipvasion will be married to Miss Roberta MiArtor at the McArtor home here Saturday Sergt Dick Amo has been dishrjMl iroyn theservien an i is at Ann Arbor with his wife the former Pauline McLucae at Ann Arbor He served in Alaska Pfc Winston Baughit who is the air cadet school at Scott Field, 111 expects to be discharged about Wbl WnhnnjBjnw hi haleft the Ines and is in Japan, Mc Artnur get thngs under con, trdl Richard Amtnirgey lc who has been on duty on a submarine in the Pacific is home on SO day furlough, Bob Singer USN is hve from Florida on f day furlough Mrs Evelyn Nash went to Chicago Sunday to meet her husband, Capt James Mash who is getting discharged Monday after 4 years service, mostly In China and India Capt Jem Popp, husband of the former June Lamb who has been in the South Pacific and Japan arrived here Saturday, having been discharg ed He is at the home of Mrs Lulu Srgt Max Reynold ie in Yokohama and not in Okinawa as reported last week Pfc, Cyrus AtLee returned to Camp Grant, III, last week after a furlough, koren Meabon who has been with the navy on the west coaet arrived her Mnsky Hkif and daughter are also here , Mrs Esther Campbell has received word that her brother, Capt Paul ScrewhedKar has retsuW from Manilla after nine weeks and ie BOW at Camp Pickett, Va Bill aUifai rho has been a submarine U the South Pacific is home Joe Tease, Dexter twp tea receiva eUacherge frees dee U H aruy Sergt jack Eotiick, recently etis charged from the amy after 4 years vtarnt, msssjy Euro eaUed at Use P W Csjttett horn TixMdy fiergt GrH Oisvcel, o of Mr and Mrs Aatot JHJk I unived frws Euros at Mewp rt New tfeavfer He is expected home aeou Case, John Carver recei fjd his 4kschare Cmsn fe ajreerp last tHasuner end SVaehhrMie Hey Tie GaiwThere Wedaeedej te 1 Last year Pinokney ran all aver Stochbridge and deieated them 66 to 4U was a deferent swy ihut w and the best rva4ay could get wax n u x tt Pinckney u stiU In trow 44 playHi sloppy football the first hau They missed forward passes and tack ed and blocked badly, Their principal trouble was a fl ft o back from tlainfield who was continually gett through their line and messtag up their plays He also made most of Stockbridge gains and scored two touchdown His name was Gladstone and he did not play lust year, Pinckney got one touchdown the first hall and 2 the last, Young, Ledwidbo and Meyer crossing the goal line Burns caught a pass tor the ex tra point Another pass from Young to Burns for an exta point was not allowed, the refeiue ruling Youngs knee touched the ground before he threww it One of Stockbridge touchdowns was lucky As Young Parted to pass he was rushed and hit on the arm ly a Stoekbridge player and tl hrow went wild into the hand of a Stockhrldje player who ran for a touchdown Finckney has 4 games left yet Three are hard contestsFriday it r Michigan Center thereTThen Dex er and Dansville, also away They will have to show better football than they have displayed in their last 2 ontests to win any of these frames The line was blamed for the St Iwmas defeat and an attempt to remedy it was made by putting Rid and Young in the line2 on defense but stiU the boys failed to produce Pinckney also plays Hartland who has only won one game from them in the past 20 yearsLast week, they lost to Utley 51 to 0 Pinckney L L T Bttrns Joe Bums ft Claik TkcDAVWoRKA ruu MitM uty ANS THI iuiUPiNs UP OF A HADOV HiOOUSllVf Ht H0R THI FWTUM AWWNWNT UOH THt HCQUCAR ANO OCNCHOUt FtWH Ah0 yJTftMATIC CAR WtUC tM fAHMtH IVf TO Ml CATTtl, Michigan Mirror State Newsi c U R R MN r Nws and jad Happeniagt of thc Sut TrTiy Told from Laoting The Michigan merryorounu con ttinucs to whirl at an eur mcreas ingly dizzy pace Its the pvomis that has become suddenly a of emotional letdown after years o war excitement letdown, after yeui of pluk intlied paychecks finunc ed chiefly by piling blinuiy more and more billion uuun the public debt down to The Atomic liomb has been Crads aax to news writers and columnists uni if the article written about it weJKiluced end to end they woual , leuccoiuslderabla of the way around j tlu world Like Ktusteins theory of Its the promised postwar world, rtluiivKy the subject U too dep for priot J us utui after reading article after article en the subject we conclude it v uUo for those who are writing about it The bitf queon is How ,121 v dijpoie oi it Shall we keep the secret of its composition our silvws or ive it to a few choie cousiUies The other nations are , k 11 i bound to discover its matters of Itesser import public conJ fusion reitfihs superne VNashiUKtop From the atomic bomb leadership is anything but poshveii fact, woefully wobbly Labor and management have their respective viewpoints Chus hatreds are boim j revived now t the war is ovei and th uess 0 for victory has come abruptly 0 an end He lines ol metropolitan our nals v iy betwe i a revolting a murdM and new labor strikes Its a great day of peae Employees of Consumer Town Co one on strike, rejecting a com promise offer of a mediator, all because tjte proposed pay increase ieii ort two cent of the unions demand A ruediutor proposed settlement of 13 cents an hour the cumpuny agreed the union held out for lrt cents Hence, the thrent of an industrial tieup airi widespread hard ships cret in time We understand Great Britian and Canada are already in on it Asto juilawing its use, well it may do that unaided In World War Ipol011 gas was used quit extensively In Woil War ii it was not use J J all Why Simply because the nations found out in the first war there was no advantage in using it They lost us mucr as thy gained The atomic omb may likewise outlaw itself LlKffWISC, THE MOPUCTIVCNtyft OF OUR Ec V AND Tf RESOURCfi FOA FUTURE GROWTH APEFftNPtNT UFON THE REWtARlTV OF OUR WORK HALITE AWP UFON OUR EVSTEMATIC PRACTICE OF THRIFT FWfTIN3 FAUT OF OUR EARNINGS ASIDE FO THE FUTURE N WAR SONDE, 1 LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS U G U T R E Q B L H B H F B TouchdownsYnunedwidge, Meyer Gladstone 2, Reid Extra polnsbon BBurns, Bejd RefereeLane, Grass Lake Howe Ford Ledwidge Young Meyer Held 0, Clarkl Stockbridge Morehiuse Hubert Brsniser Glover Caskey Cole Beid Keeper Moeckel Dr Roy Moran UTMAYCHUCM Formor Pinckooy RMident Did at Detroit Last Wek Roy Moran, 53, died at his home in Detroit Thursday He was the son Gladstonej of the late William and Mary Monks Moran and was born in Pinckney T,, urti wonio where he grew to manhood He gradl Sun for Junior Holy Name uatod from Pinckney high school innd 8 of lhe panhh 1910 end taught school and worked Last weeks football seeres in this eeetion were, Bright W An Arbor Res 6 Howell 0, Meson 20 Dexter 21, Manchester 0 University 21, Fiat Rode 12 Chelsea 2d, Saline 0jMilan WJtoosevelfr 2 in, Thomas 20, Lansing St Marys 0 NOT MANY PHEASANTS Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catachisin 745 Sunday and 1000 a5 7flhAAaAjf Ml vMsrwvVVevT No vena Friday 1220 noon and 800 p m Preparation for Holy Commn ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m anr1 Sunday 700 to 7 80 a m 23rd Sun after Ventecost and the Feast of Christthe KinpCommunion Society in the Detroit postoffice for a time Taking a course in dentistry at the University of Michigan he graduated and has since had an office in Detroit Surviving it his wife, the form er, Crneiia RhulUa foo,Midshpnrin Thoioas Moran and a daughter, jean Aiso a brother, William of Detroit and a iaUrr Mrs Madeline Stock of Birmingham VA brother, Thomas, and a sister, Margaret, are deceased The funeral was held from the Gesu church in Detroit Monday morn The small game season opened last week au4 the general compliant of the huntere U this jecaod U ihating with burial in Holy Sepulchre there axe net enough pheasant andcemetery they are Cesser this year than ever, j Or, Moran had been confined to Many were winter killed tnd tnv fox ibis bed by MnessHe got up te etl ee which have thrived, since the boys something to eat when he fall th have beenilQiHSrvice have fcotun large nwabers of them Moat Cox dens dug out here have bee full of pheasant feons e4 feathers A dosed season en rhrasainti may be neeeseary to let the btaes Wed Oct 31, is the Virgil o All Saints Holy Communion 8 to ii p m Novl Feast of All Saints, masse 6 and 8 am also on Nov 2 which is All itos DayEnrollment in purgat orisfeKjiety for member of departed fools cr San ar 1 rv 1 and 2 Among the intentions are Sun at late Catherne Reed Tuesfor Francis 945 for John Fohey famly Mon, King Wed for Louisa RussellThur, Joseph RussellFriday, Harold Olson Saturday, for Miss Cricket Sat a high mass requested by John Dono, hue family for departed relative i Prayers requestd for the late Vr Roy Moran of Detroit, a native ol this parish COMsMUMITV COL MJCH full length f the stairs suffering a fractured skullRecently he had been in the hospital with pneumonia ClMCUiT COUtT NEWS I circuit ort last week Aman, ,A wr ajpja aaeipaa SUKS afw sp pea aasssaajva psawsiKS ww Br Aifrod Allerd, Mlsdster MnFLoreoee Seughnrfanist and Choir Director Gr M fhompaon, s S Supt on an attempted murer charge fifiai gnfry to the leaser charge of eases jriitfs a dangerous weapon and wag Weym Miller, who pled guilty to awaesvfusJydyineT away an auto gV 1 , 1080 ftuodey School U ChoiJ Pas4ise, Wed evening Rally Day in church school first Sunday in November Church night and potluck supper at 7 00 Monday, Oct 29 Michigan has been hanking heavily on the uutomoblie industry to lead the way back to prosperity Our banks are loaded with i iny Deposit boxcM are jammed with, war bonds Everyone i anxious to hu this arid that as soon as possible Tho stae is set for a genuine ovod of ood times for everyone who really wants to work Then comes the UAW derannd for hours pay for 40 hours work or the equivalent of a 3D percent increase in the workers ineomr computd at oveitime rates lVr 4H hour war work, Where does the Michigan farmer, enter the picture Thats what a lot of growers wantf to know, They are being advised on reliable nuthority to expect a de line in the priee of their farm product, in the postwar world although temporary new highs may be attained during an interim History reminds us ibat farm commodity prices, following the Novem per 11 armistice in 11X, ragged slighlyand then went up to peak in the early summer of l20 Then prices crashed Postwar inflation then was of short duration Many farmers pai dearly for speculation in land The same loffic applies today regardless of hopes for perpetual Wnshiiigioi price controls and whatnot The gov eernment is now committed to main tain farm commodity prices at S500 percent of parity until Dee 31,191 Farm experts advise that low cost, efficient producers will contine to make money in the postwar word But they can expect Uss income, not more A crime wave seoms to ba swees,ii the country History proves that unh crime waves occur after evry war Dischamed soldiers who have been taught by warfare to become expert killers unwillingl to adjust themselves to the ponolomy of civilian life drft into crime whTe their knowledge of firearms pays big dividends Unemployments also con tributes to thi High wages and fuH ipluynpiu , the best antidote ior a crime wave An interesting opinion waa rei v it handed do n by Alt rrey fctn ral Dthcieis He ruled ,,toity or village ks liable for darnageK done uy a dog even though its ordinance only pjoside loi licensing of tie dog ii held that tho state doj licensing law wits enacted solely to raise money for damage done by dugs ami as the muncipalitie collect t they must stand liable for dam Hies Heretofore only sheop claims liav been paid out of it This deinion opens up a large new field for utigatioH The effort mam 10 wtop the draftmg of uy of is year of age s pretty liable to fail Thete it about 11,000,1 boys in the service who ,nit to come home The armed j ones want ,uo0 a monUt until in xt July So far voluntary enlist ments hav only Jjwen raising 1H,000 a month Thete arv about IHU time JS many boys in service who want to get out as there are 18 year olds and consequently ther is about 100 times as much pressure, exerted by them AIo there is a question if th IK year olds will furnish enough men for the service Washngtsn U C re ports only about 400 18 year olds registering montlily l percont of these fail to pass physical examinations The navy and marines get another 24 percent, leaving only 125 a month for the uny whose quota is between 3U0 aad 400 a month will find a welcome here GOSPEL MISSION WjaePfJsr esaiaTPSissjaaa as,,sBi9 The fijeounattioii ef net Chuhaw Comers m esiBwaiP s pw 0 ,awSBppp, W i ir6 hel4 M ffeweli TiaaasVas sVfore irattiee fceeff Qm nme eawssjag CW W, 18 of Deiwit, the , to ch firstYou iA M tr JLfiiivef ai tshe car involved in the ac lldBowIah l7eaWsw FriervirUe, in which dSb went te aean mmSmSSm is svaaced to have kMksJalassm, Pfeaer was kjMed was arrainged on , mndhtrnttm him irl JgniSSM IMI M iliTsTlssTpBIISjfhrrr af 1 rjuini sW sJae Ufw t 11 wssrStS W H was jkwR ftki at tare Iarieoslt ggg JTmTLmJSE I leased on hm caah bail tMicwer ana m mimmr wmr vs Tudaitl suit the mdmmrmU M I EvSiing Worship sqft ,,, to wi a 4nei and esse eje rebhery was 4e The body of Edwin Mercer, 79, i vas We eatoffsey ZLfz t toesn the who died in Vallko, CalCornia, wa Ihrouisht here for burial Sunday The J MASONIC GROUP MEETING lioscoe Hurch,thp grand wuUr, has called a group meeting to he held at Pinckney on the night o October 31, 1945, starting at 7M p m He, himself, will be present and also Dr Francis BLambiegrand lecturer They will talk on Masonerj and also answer questions which any one present may desire to ask B side3 Pinckney, Stockbridge, Chelsa and Dexter lodges are to attend Refreshments will be served after o ft t mmwMjLAwm A Msie Isussssistiest ef enTftoaieef fce PMaiseyThtister J4fi Oftar U sjhe ftasces flair s jbe bead Ssacaay ssat as laJ Keep Sunday for the great things meetinjj Prepare our questions before hand and lets have a big at tendance at this meeting S S Supt MomiasT Worship SttaSday School Young Fteopie8 Meeting fera Beachey Marvin Shirey 1000 Wesley Reader, W M NOTICE A Youths Cruaade for Christ will be held in the Plainfield Metho j dint church Sunday night at 73 monitor Harvey Pearce will talkSubject p2JJWhy I Am a Christian All young people invited Mrs Truman, wife of the presidem seems to havi falh n into a trap dug for her by the D A R at Washington 1 C This oiganiiistion re ucd to let Alice sott a famed ntgio singer and wife of a negro con man ring in their hall Mrs ijuman is a memher of the Missouri I A K and had accepted an invitation to attended a luncheon at the Washngton 1 A Ii Negro organizations demanded that Mrs Truman cancel her reservation at this event Mrs, Truman refused, stating it had been made before the Scott affair came up A simiar incident came up a few year ago whea theBoston D AR refused Marian Anderson negro grand opera singr permission to sing in their hallMrsEleanor Roosevelt resigned her D A R membership as a piot st against this 1045 While staying at the John Vaughn home in Detroit over Sunday, Miss Fannie Monks fell down stairs and broke her left arm above the wrist ,,,,, , This was en Monday after she had i funeral was at the Swartbout Fanj returned from the funeral of Roy esd Mesne, Rev Allan tficiativj atoran in the Whitcomb cemet AprnciAfio The dsBeassd was the son of the We sioceriy wiah to express our of I appreciation and thanks lor the sue many acts M kiedneg shown us by our friends and Aeijchbors during the and father , Hwtpr 4ays was a fine muakiaaj 0 piee4 a hands es the Wixfturrhriag ate a eosv 4win WsttiasD OS Ftoctoar aV Mia Claude Kennedy and Faseilr MtBMasy Ektuuaa and dsugherr sat the eek m wa skattias M ifrlnst y The Detroit mayorality aTlWfa seems to be declining into a battle between rival labor unions with O J O backing Frankenstein the A F L Mayor JeffreysFrankenstein is a C I O official but the mayor has never been a strong Labor man although his father, the late Judge Jeffreys was and derived the support which kept him in estate his lifetime from that source The elder Jeffrey, was a member of the famous Cosceys arety which saade the march to Washington back la the nineties The mayor has never heau anywhere near as raeUeei as his Maer was Despite the loot It ie an year the Detroit city faring out a big veto t xaSL X J 4 4AV CdJsP OF nUssM We wish U thanks to our er the lavelj i f,M JiThe fmrWr DUpatch, WeawMfcyY Oc W 241945 I SCANDAL COLUMN NEIGHBORING NOTES Elton R Bell, son of Mr Mable ,, 1 Why doesnt RC go after bis ID Bell at Dexter has been discharged vlt7Hn I llPAtfft bracelet instead oi sending J M from the U S Navy at Memphis, Oy iYau xucau vfw u or doegn,t he wunt it TenrL CHLSIA, SfWPP MICH Fa, Sat 0t 26, 27 1 LOVE A BAND LEADER Starring PHIL HARRIS, ROCHESTER, LES LIE BROOKS, FRANK SULLY Cartoon News Qmedy Sun Man, Oct 28, 29 THE ENCHANTED CASTLE ith DOROTHY McGUlRE, ROBERTT YOUNG, HERBEkT MARSHALL, SPRING BYINGTON jCartoon Waikiki Melody SUM Show 300, 900, YiUO, bjOO We hear M V got quite a crush Tpe 8tate administrative board on F M and B B has a bet with nas appropriated 67,000 to mote M Y she can take over some oithe housing units from Wiu Where was B F the night E H, ow Run o Jhe University oi Michu was seen taking a stroll with A S Mary you are slipping Cant you Mia Ruth Watson oi Unadlue it attendjftg Detroit business Institute Gov Alex Grosbeck, Patrick H Kelly d Judge Joseph CeJlUui wig tow Livingston county Oct 9 They w fpoak t Pinckney at 300pm hang onto 2 boys We hear J A is willing to go home and grow up if A S will wait , Maggie G came over to visit the Dixie gas station U see her friend, Ii UNick name initials are S A Its plain to L seen that B B I dont care for h nick name even as a Joke A S and J L are taking Frank NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Mis Grace Black is ill with typhoid fever, i Born t o Wra McQuillan and wife Sept 29, a son 1 Mias Cora Devereaux will teach i school near Chelsea this fall Rev W T Wallace moved his at gan to helphouae the married veterans who have signed up for G 1 courses lb re 250 have signed so far and t s number is expected to riach lOOu The father of Lawrence Camburn 0f V of me merve died family tohi new appointment at Detroit last week Henderson this week The Brighton Fire Dept will sell Mort Mortenson has moved onto t the farm of his wifes father, T J Conley of Genoa The C E society serve a chicken dinner at the F A Sigler home on Halloween Dance AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL i uo,Wed,Thur, Oct 30, 31,Nov 1 NOB HILL In Technicolor A Music Starring JRGE RAFT, JON BENNETT, iAN BLA1NZ, PEGGY ANN GARNER oon Cbatrpion of Justice i wt 715 and Uo 25 debenture bonds, paying 1 12J percent interest to finance the lighting of the new Brighton athletic field The firemen will be given th Ss place as our swoom boys of 1945 gate receipts until these notes ar J M has lost his partner in alge1paid, bra and has no oe to make love to I Mr and Mrs Harlow Munsell of now Gregory celebrated thoir 25tri weddC S and D S are getting along ns anniversary October 2,by holdfine and would make a good pair jnff onen house Is D L G going to wait for H 1 533 Livingston county people reA or is a blonde junior going to ceived old age assistance between take over Sept 1944 and Sept 1945 What handsome girl named JJ C j Paul Kreuger is the new deputy the jail replacing James Featherly, oi Hamburg who resigned Jay P Sweeney, former prosecutor, the is a beartrap in aisle 3 for every v tfue that goes by What popular sophmore likes to in history class and adorn himself has accepted a position with wuii various kinds of war paint 1 highway dept at Lansing Vhat smart sophmore gets abouti Ernest Fish and his sister, Mrs doent seats every day in hisjMaynu S 1 vf H v visited Rev 10 to, Mr Ray Backus in Lum last week J M McLucas of Brighton U L love between N S and P lU Rev J M McLucas of Brighton orare they trying to reduce togethaddressed the Nov PTA last week oro His subject was Value of the agC i u n Luie, iighly Jvvor t leuvl wonder if MLRj Public School Construction work has started on addition to the Vetert ynior bo USS unit Icring lately if a 3,000,000 U H E H and M L R have sky tins Hospital at Dearborn Henry hooks or cant get their noses down Ford donated the land 1 Friday, Will Ryder of Genoa won the bicy at the Jewett store in Howell last week The Brighton school board has forbidden the use of tobacco on the school premises Bom to Will Cady and wife last week a daughter James Greene and William Monks started their courses at the U of MJ Ann Arbor Monday Friday October 26 800 P M REFRESHMENTS SERVED ADMISSION 30e PRIZE GIVEN FOR BEST COSTUME SPONSORED BY FRESHMEN Don Gardner is working in Ann Mr and Mrs M J Reason were in Jackson Wednesday j Frank Moore Co M, 31st Mich, Aherieen family were Mrs Fred Cozsens is spending the is ill in a Philadelphia hospital K 5 M Pinckney high school won the Jin Ann Arborsaturaay y g RtnhH wl John Haefner and wife v , t w j lowell Theatre Ward Tuppor has Martin or Levi Miles bought the place of a COnSERVATION NOTES Anyone can hunt da wth track meet from Stockbridge here Saturday 10 to 7 The Pinckney winners were i00 yd dash, Frank Irin 14 ml bicycle race, Archie Durfee 12 mi bicycle race, Chas Pool 2 hops and jump, fas Culhane 220 yd dash, Fran Irwin ifohn McComb, machinist Ue moved to Fowler vU Will Sayles has gono to Camp Meade, Maryland, to see his nephew, H S Reid, who is sick in an army hospital The statue of Austin Blair, Michigans war governor, will be dedicated wd, Thur, Fri, Oct 24, 25, 26 JA DARNELL, BARBARA BRITTON Luse and ten acres of land in Dex and arrows anywhere in Michigan t Lanaifng Oct 12 Speakers are ter on Baker Road which he will sub j this year from Oct 1 to Nov 5 if Gen shafter, Gov Pingree and Gen divide I they get a license 1219 bow and Rus8en A Alger Uimt 1 A1 J 1 n wfAaim 50 percent wool underwear Swans Store, Howell, Mch THE GREAT JOHN L Latest New i toon Oct 27 K1RBY GRANT in TWO PINTS of Berlou sprayed on your 9x12 rug protects it from moth ii e for 5 years or Berlou pays the damageCosts you only 250 for yars, protection Swans Store, Howell, Miihr STATE OF MICHIGAN TUe Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held at such guns over 30 inches long must olxitu Office in the City of be registered with the chief of police juuy, m V lTth or sheriff arrow licenses were sold last year The conservation dept will distribute leaflets entitled The Ten Commandments of Safety with all hunting licenses sold ths fall 55 counties in southern Michigan covep more than 32,687 sqhare miles of known salt deposits , German, Japanese and Italian fire anus sent home by ii G I boys should be used an souvenirs only as American ammunition cannot be fired frpm them with safety Ail Lake left for Lakeworth, Florida, this week Mrs Horace Hanson of Ann Arbor spent Sunday wth Mr and Mrs Dale Miller Mr, and MrsAndrew Nesbitt spent Thursday with Mrand Mrs OLNaylor at Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs W J Nash went to Chicago last week Tuesday and returned home Monday Mrs Dotothy Kennedy and her day last week with Mr and Clifton Hardy in Tipton Mrs Weltha Vail and Miss Jessie Green of Rives Junction spent Sunday at their home here Louis Kive and Jack Redden of Ann Arbor visited at the Earl Baughn home Thursday Mrs Merwin Campbell was installing soloist at the O E S installat Brighton Thursday night Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr Alger P FerryMorse Lawn Seeds, also Milorgranite Now is the time to make a good lawn f or spring Swans Stori, Howel, Mich til A XJNG LITTLE DOGiE y o October A D, lresent, Hon Willis Jurige of Probate In the Matter of the Estate Claude H Kennedy, Decmiil 1945 L Lyons, of brother, Stanley Cclver jr attended I called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Levi a shower in Detroit Saturday nigtujon Northwest Territorial Road Sunfor Mr and Mrs Clarence Culver day Mrs Mae Daller, Mrs Winifred Mrs Phyllis Soule and children of Graves and Mrs Alta Meyer attend j Howell spent Sunday at the Phillip ed the O E S installation at Howell Sprout home Her mother went home last Friday night with her for a few days The Misses Nellie Gardner and A L Nesbitt entertained at checkFannie Monkswith Mrs Helen Berry ers Saturday night A N Housner of of Stockbridge attended the funeral Brighton, Robert Gates of Howell of Roy Moran in Detroit Monday, i and Michael Roche Miry B Kennedy having fileJ in Sd , iVloi at Sun Starlings are not protected by law and may be killed any time 83,554 Michigan wildfowlers pur1 chased the 1 duck stamp Last, years season was disappointing Too many ducks and geese flew right over Michigan und those that stoppj that the admintra on of said estate ed alighted too far out for hunting I he granted to Mary Pi Kennedy or The conservation dept collecting to some other suitable person 540,338 in license fees in the first It is Ordered, That th1 eight months of this year, shows a Uih Day of November A Fh 5T2 percent increase 1140 at ton oclock in the forenoon The Michigan fur industry har s id probate office, be and is vests 2,000,000 worth af fur a This is the plan that we began in 1940 Ma ator Kliddiotild Court her petition praying ue, Oct 26, 2J, 30 o m Contir u JN, KANOLPH 1 CO IT AIN KID n Ity Newt he I appointed for hearing said on H, Thur, Fri, Oct 31, Nov BETTY FIELD, ZACHARY SCOTT 121 in THE SOUTHERNER News 4rtoon HE AVON THEATRE Sfacms 7 iJ p ia il ni , oat, Oct 46, 27 i iiowu ijodraina Starring ,wiv i iKOMHLlM, mARV BLU1 HUviHES oon Cio Shavo utual Occupation Flt 1 iit Came To Slay , Tu, Kjct c, 0 S Or i Iii KINGDOM oirnjd of m Mission rt Sttrriaf 30RY PECK and THOMAS MITCHELL It is Further Ordered, That public notice he given by publication of this order onee each week for three successive weeks previous to year and employs 85,000 trappers 5,OOo more persons are employed in the fur garments factories The bald eagles nest measures 5 to 6 feet wide and weighes a tonIt is usually in a tree crotch to 80 the said day of hearng in the Pinck feet from the ground ney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons,Judge of Probate STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 10th day of October A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, With the establishment of the board of fish commissioners in 1873 Michigan was the 18th state in the union to begin fish culture Protection on bears has been removed in Iron and Ontongon counties After an absence of 30 years, the opossum reappeared in Michi gan in 1927 and is increasing rapidly Buy deer hunting licenses early this year is the depts advices 326 Hlf K 1 1J 1 JJudge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of 000 licenses have already been dieEarl Jay Berquist, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims tributed amertg dealers yet many have reorderd , The smallest fire loss on record nWo,, Aut 1 rouble rmm Crows in Brooklyn giwea Two Yvorren ooUyn again siid eiate should be limtj for Sept is reported, only 6 acres 18,000 gallons of water are needed to make one ton of iron ingots and 65,000 gallons to make one ton of iron into steel Sale of logs and pulpwood products from Jan 1942 to Jan 1945, was 37,577,400 board ft compared 6,687, 242 ft for the 3 year period preceeding that Duck hunters at the Pointe Mouille marshes near Monroe averaged ed, and that a time and place be appointed to receive, examine ad adjust all claims and demands a n3t sai i i a ev by ana before i id Court It is Ordered, That all of Ate cvtojp of said deceased are re laired to present their claims to said Court, at said P vav Office on or before the 24th day of Decem be A D, 1945 at ten oclock in the v uclsCleaaeti ITM MODERN aOUIPMEItt OanBurkett forenoon, sad time and1 place 1 better than a duck apiec this year bein hereby appointed for the ex 730 hunters took 1832 birds, and adjustment of all NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO While driving near Grass Lake last Thursday, a car driven by Dr Morley Vaughn of Jackson hit an lication of a copy of this order interurban car G E Eisele who was in the car was killed, his wife, Mr Vaughn and Mrs F C Webber fnjured The boye of the Live Wire Sunday school class of the Federated a oa claims and demande against said v is further Ordered, That pubHe notice thereof be given by pub n of a copy of this order cice cuch week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch newspaper printed and drcuiatjed in saw County rf X e JS By 1940 Michigan Bells rural expansion and improvement program had been under way for a number of years That year we incorporated into it a plan worked out in coeperattOD with the Michigan Rural Communications Committee, a group of agricultural leaders This plan called for a liberal amount of free lineconstruction, and small monthly payments in cases where any construction charges were involved Its purpose was to bring telephones to mote farm families, and a good start was made in du direction This If th war that cUlayd thw plan that wa ban in 1940 For nearly four yeara, our fighting I took ffmiTff all of the factoring output aM war f ess mi si rural foUphones, Today there sMft firm ttUphaswi m ftfidsismn than before But Una ronerrufrion d switch peJBfiow have not bessi able to keep ace with the iarresisd desemi for Kow that the var it of wgrhtobt This Is whin wt OTipsct to r A true copy Celeatia 1 4 L a 4 a year will protecs a meVa suit from moot dam One spraying of Bar Mothspray does it e , JO otoo 4he damages , Cer ftrug Stex7ockney end Mrs Alberta Dinkei, Al , CUnl nd Bane end Bernice j csLleeVet Hot gariew ivnaelil en occaaioii j Aiter Wiskte L Lfrona, Jadge of Probatechurch were entertained at show at Howell last Friday night by the anpi Rita Roch, Almira Bennett and Jrvng Richardson spelled down their room last Friday The Senior clars has elected Gilbert Campbell, pre jOratd Mcdna key, vice pre Merlin Sbehan, sec and Irene Richardson, trees Albert Frost and family hee mov4 into the Gilchrist house on UnadiHa St Dan Baker 8C of WilUamsten on frieneejMre this week Marion Reason has eoid bis hereto Saaferd PROTECT yew eaeenport from moths for only for 5 ye gneranteed protection One spray of Berlou stops moth damage for 4 years or Barton pays the damages Cory Dm Store, Pinckry 26 Mr lacjcaea lest Wsdhaiday Gene Shwhae end femdy of were ui laieee nj wpvsmn Ow eeemw ae et aha leidf icMiene siaa ratiesieHBe csfrnav r ifsf1 1 V V tw i1fi mmmm Pf STV Great Victory Loan Start October 29th O 0 0 r 4 i VICTORY LOAN i 1 Kennedys Gen Store V v 44gfc We have six rooms, bath and kitchen r HOW THI ILICTRIC DISHWASHIft WORKI Six rooms, bath and kitchen are not the biggest home in the world, but ours it really one of the most livable homes I have ever seen Take, for instance, our allelectric kitchenit really is a Shangrila No longer does Mary dread prepar ing meals and cleaning up afterwards The electric refrigerator permits purchas ing in larger, more economical quantities The electric range, with timer and tern perature control, allows Mary to prepare the meals with a mtmnm of cfiort la tact, meals can be started while she is downtown shopping The garbage dis6al unlrt and dishwasher make tbe deanop jc tar easier, and the conveniences all add op to more time to enjoy our home Yea, that kitchen is a Shangrila After cctptaj placet in win that hold Place sandal toe powder in com tnt WAitt Weak fee After onenutate dry hi act left The DETROIT EDISON Co He itt he glad a fcst MydB Wextnday, Cktber 241948 NNyKNEY DISPeVFCH mHiMiimiiiiitMim WhlsJmnfclMI spiel Cold Capsules 24 CAPSULES 26c Guaranteed White Pine Cherry Cough Syrup S OZS 26c, 8 OZS S2e Harley Miller of Pontine spent Sunday at the W H, Chirk home Mist Jean Craft of Detroit called on friends here Saturday Mr and Mn Wm Shehan were in Ann Arbor last Thursday Joe Mets and wife were Sunday callers at the Lee Lavey home Mrs Eliabeth Brown and daugh ten were in Ann Arlor ifaranay The Missei Alberta Dinkal and Bernice Maas were in fSw Saturday John Martin and wife spent Sunday at the Fred Bortx home in Ypsi lanti , The Merwin Campbell famly spent Sunday at the James Hall home at Plianfield Mrs Joe Morris and children of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Nelson Treaster and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the John Bell home Mrs Anna Monks of Jackson call m Ml on the Mine Nellie Gardner and IIHIIIIIHIimulHHIIIIIIIimvH lllliUIIimillimaillllllllllllllltIIIIIIIIIIM FaM Aeartart of HOW spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Mark Nash Mrs Fred Read and Mrs Louis Coyle attended the Kings Daughters at Midland last Wednsday Mrs Virginia Goode of Detroit vis ited her sister, Mrs Mary Baughn last Thursday and Friday Mr and Mrs Paul Baker and Mr and Mrs Leo Bettes of Detroit spent Sunday at the R J Carr home Dr Cecil Hendee and son, Billy, of Lansing spent a couple of days at the WC Hendee home last week Mrs Gets, Marie Heller, Mrs A Heller and Harley Miller of Pontiac , spent Sunday at the W H Clark home jnt Mr and Mrs Morford have mov ed over the store east of the Dis patch offce He works at the Rogens Motors here Max Russell, wife and son are living in the Zimmerman cottage at Portage Lake He is the mgr of the local elevator Mrs Nellie Clark and Mrs Marion Jarvis visited their sons at Assumption college, Sandwich, Ont, over the week end CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Viodern Equipment Capable Men t L PARAER Agent Phone 88, Ptnckm 1 he FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Deadstock Co 9 CT I 0 llilUintlHUMIIUMIUIlllUIMIIIIIHIIMMI SeDtic i antes ecl f Cesspools CteaneS First National I Bank i WRITE ROOM ANN ARBOR ALLENEL HOTEL 70 o PHONE 424L , MICH a Hawaii spending the Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham call ed on his brother, Don, at Sparrow Mr Mftry Ho ,s hospital, Lansing last week anal week in Detroit found him better j MrsJean Meyer and MrsJune Topp Mr and Mrs M J Reason calledwere in Howell Saturday i on his sister, Mrs Florence Artz, in Robert Carr was in Detroit laat Detroit Friday who recently underweek strictly of business went a serious operaton J Mr anu Mr it0bert Ackley were Mr and Mrs Edward Mansfield of Jackson om day jt week Lewistown, N Y, and Brock Cole of Detroit visited Mrs Anna Kenn edy the first of the week Week end guejts ot the home of Mrs Lulu Lamb were Mr and Mrs B L Snell, Fred Osen and Mr and Mrs Irvin Anderson of Detroit Thomas Ware is incapacited for a time due to getting his finger caught in the gears of acorn binder lender Federal Supervision MeiMuer Federal Deposit In surance Corporation All De posits Insured up to S50CO fo each Dtfxotitor WHEN YOU ARE READY TO l Mrs Clifford v auuorn and Barbara McAfee were in Ann Arbor last, ihursduy I Mr and Mr C J Clinton spent Jie week end in Grand Hapids and1 Greenville , Mr and Mrw Ona Campbelldaughter, Leona, and Rita Kennedy wre in Ann Arbor Friday Mr and Mrs Omar Jaw of DeMrs Nellie Frye has gone to Howell to spend the winter withjtroit spent the week end at the Les Miss Violet Dunning Mr EJith er McAfee home at Kush Lake Peck is at the Warren Barton home Norman and Clifford Miller, Mr and Mrs Ed Parker and Mrand Mrs Clare Miller attended a leccture on the Alaskan seal at East Lansing Saturday nght Peach Palmer with Cecil Vogts of Fowlerville attended the Mch State Wayne U football game at East Lansing Saturday Mrs Irwin Zwick and son of Fowlerville, Mrs Gerald DinkeL and daughter and Mrs Sarah Lake of Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith were Mrs Alta Ewing and granddaughter of Detroit and Basil Garrison and wife, Dearborn Week end guests of the Fred Read family were Drand Mrs Steve Brown, Mrs Marilyn Brown and Mr and Mrs Salmon of Detroit and Robert Read and family of Grand Rapids Sj The old gangC E of several years ago met at the home of Mr and Mrs Elgin Line in Marion SunLake Chemung were Sunday guests day evening 40 wre present Amat the Albert Dinkel home ong them from here were the Merwin Mr and Mrs Robert Tesch, Mr Campbell, Lonnie and Dan VanSlamMre, W C AtLae and MrsEleanor brook and Otto IVmlson families j Ledwidge attended the horse races at Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell NorthviUe Downs Friday night Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson, Mrs AlMr and Mrs Robert Pike spent u Meyer Mrs Florence Baughn, Sunday in Comma and saw the Mr and Mn Albert Dfrnkel, MrsIlia PURCHASE your next car, Washing Machine, Refrigerator, or other CousuBier Goods need finau cial assistance, do it with a low cost loan through this bank ITS A CONVENIENT PLACE TO BORROW AND A CON VENIENT PLACE TO PAY SEE US FOR FULL DETAILS We Have Ample Fund Available for Sound Loans, Real Es tate Mortgages or Personal at Reaeoaable Rates daughter of her sitter, Mrs Ted Do oriel hospital, Owoaso It was named Diana Lynn Reason and firs Lucile Wyiie atejeBlSVawynYaT Ma SnW WmmVK a VII tee a a i 7 9 Veawe 9 IVI rees Yejw Barr Ion last Wednesday at Mm tended the O E S at Brighton last to repair your FUR COATS mothproofed for 5 years for only250 Beriou guaranfur coat Thursday night J f olamaged by moths within 5yearsMr nd Mrs Merwin Campbell, 1 Cory Drug Store, Pinckney Bandsy guests at the W H Mey attendiethe Jsarvest festival at the jy Beriou guaranteed moth spray er home were Mark Farrell and fans1 Highland Congregational church last y and protect your fine clothes, 4ff OfThard UU Mark Ferrel jr Fridty night Mr, mphrll r fMfiiityre and rvgi fnr B yfiffl USNorfolk, Vs, Irviajr and Betty a groop of vocal numbers MrsCamp lou Guarantees to prevent moth daAndersos at Detroit aad Mrs Jeaabetts father, Rev Berquist, was th I OT win pay damages Meyer pastor of the church at die tin e of j Cory Drug Store, f inckney Mrs GUdys Lee Mrs Jack Bor his death tosu Mr Bay Dtwniag, Mrs Smith CaptWalter Mercer of Milwaukee, MaftJsw Mm Mark Heimes with Mrs Wis, spent the week end at the j Rign of Greesi Oak attended the Was Mereer hosne Others were a MieV Dr McGreipar aad family of Brie1 tarn, Dr Frank Mereer aad wife of and Poartiae aad Edwia Mercer of Vail of, ko, Csdtfersua J j Dr aad Mrs J E CariHt Mrs I Mary 666 COLD PREFAJUATSOSIS j UQCID TABLETS, SALVS,M08G DROPS Us Osdy As Dtaeeted ssnt SSSft Ihjafk aW fjISJi ah1 tSSJai I, jap tm saw uaaasaei Set sdsnv sJUMsss e iPassv flSJSMf 4 J , 1 fc VJ , i km WeSaeSey, OttUr 241945 Wg i onze Screen Classified Want Ad Large Shipment I Just Received si FOR SAEiOOO cord of wood or 3jto ott oil Vur , 40 trapping rights f jFOK SALE National washing mach ine, cabinet radio with record player attached, boh in good condition M E Derrow, phone 117, FOR dALUPeniiisuear Afcftgag stove, 5, Bath Tub, 8, Santary CouchH j steel, 45, let Bom So, Booking Chair, 8 Harrison Cooper, Grcgery,Rfd FOR SALBGood eating potatoes I Arthur Shshan Order Now FOR SALEMans topcoat, practically new,Mens overcoat and pair of boys oxfords, site 18 245 Unadilla St TFOR SALEChfldrons doll bedmet al, mU electric iron, small typej writer, table and chairs, add china, Lorene Hull, Honeyj MICUltGAN MIRROR Cent If such is the ease, is it not reatonabe to predict that farm unrest will he turner aggravated by a further unbalancing of national econ omy We use the word further o the1 authority of 8 Michigan top edueators, Dri Ruthven dip the V of lf, Dr J aim Hauna, Mich State anti Dr Eugene Elliott Te foRowing is from an atftide entitled Rural Michigan signed by by all three For the past decade or two farmers and small town residents hat comprised a fifth of the nations pop ulaion but have received only about onetenth of the national income, lu the rural areas of Michigan llvt one ft three quarters millions of people Rural life shuud be made more at tractive, more satisfying, more, secure so that large numbers of your people will not migrate to the city to get these comforts and privtligc de nied them en the farm If Michigan farmen are getting less than their share of the national income and will get still less in the postwar world how much more would ddin ma jhe get if wages wore boated 30 per leycneekv f arm ten IV tR SAlLEGuernsey Cow 5 yrs LEE LAVEY I old, fresh Arnold Bechler 0987 Rush Lake Rod WATEDWood to buys Hugh Doolittle ,Pastis 112F2 foTTTEEW o roon farm nousTtt North Uke H O Peerce 7046 Haakerf id Gregory PO Wall Paper, Wall Paper sands of rolls Swans Store, Howell Mich thou THE MYSTERY OF THE VANISH ING LADY A young beautiful widow vsmiled FC ReMoffSr OPTOMETRIST 124 WEflT fleVUiD RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR isPKMHTIaENTS PHONE MS Residue 613 , , ggnmmii iiiiiHinimT ummmmnHmmmmmmiiim i FORSALEixteen guage pump gun good night to her escort, then van with shells heating stove, small cookished utterly Despite 17 years of nxiufc Duyle I Ptini, Exhaustive investigation, stove FOR SLM r tery 6f her fate The story of this 7iTjajJia klS vanishing lady is detailed in The construction, tabsjiwi M American Weekly with this Sunday, Jlhssri 0ct 28 of The Octroi UVEST8K HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plsko i PHONE 4JF4 lRnn1lMwtMlllMs, Dead an Disable Herses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Shssp REMOVED FREE PHONE COUieVOT TO DARLING el COMPANY jLYEMORNm CALLS RECEIVE 1HE BEST SERVICE frOR SAkEPopcorn 82 a busEST Henry Fr mites East of Piuck aay on ldft WANTEDCarpentr and Remofeli ng Work, old and new work, also block laying by hour or contract 8780 Pettysville Rd Phone 69F23 VANTED10 good used carer 1VSY 1942 Highest cash prices paid Livingston Motor Sales Buick Pontiac Dealers, Howell, Mich Sunday Times Ruth STATE OF MICHIGAN The PreWu Court for the o Uvasjstoa At a assjsie of said Court, ielt at the PrebaU Office in the City of Howell in taid County on the 9th day of October A D, 1046 Present, Hon WtUis L Lyons Judge of Probate la the Matter of the Estate of Zora Chambers, Deceased Glenn Yelland having filed in said Court his final administration account, and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution of the residue of said estate It is Ordered that the 10th day of November AD, 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon,at said Probate Off JQpen UES WANTEIMMshes, bets, gj V61V lamps, china figures, glass baskets r slippers, animals, milkwhite disher, ice be and is hereby appointed forwith holes around te edge, china J owsj j hearing said1 petition, Jewell boxes and clocks, buttonsjew Lg f 1QV It is Further Ordered, That public elry, rose bowls, vasos, pictures, fur notice thereof be given by publlca niture Write Barbara Hunn, Par tton of a copy of this order, for ma, Mich and she will cell p e three euceessive weeks previous to WAHWD CHICKENS Wgheet M VC111112 said day of hswng, m the Pinckney prioi fof kisuU of poultry J Dispatch, a newspaper printed and x RrogBA, Howell, stioh oircmlated in said County Phone 672, HoieEiL FOR AlJuVessoe4, buy now, FOR SALERabbits from 8 weeks to fl4xt wjntef may be to 1 ate Thureson vumber Co, Phone Howell 844 Electric Wiring Electric Service Meter Repair k PHONE MO fflofESSlOML 2 years old Don Stackable Howell St, PlnckBey Until 9PM FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE sUy M4 Ofi, M RV a as to SiOO Sv se, Wessissivgno 4ty, SB T te p ss Betejrdey7 to S la the cveeRftg Housewives SAVE TOUR mwiiiiMiiitt4iiWrwst RUTHS WASTE FATS TbeUnieed States OeTenuaeat LADIES AND CHILDRENS APPAREL Hifheet Qealikf Loweet Fricee HOWELi MICHIGAN Rubber Boots,Work Rubbers, 4 A I 6 Buckle Arctics Swans Store, Howell, Mich PROTECT your new chair from damage by moths for only 26c a year Xne spraying of Berlou steps moth damage for5 years or Berlou j pays the damage Cory Drug Store, Pinckney mC L JMeCLUSKEY DEMTUT 111 H mum, tit leeelsjsT f HERBSNt , JM WTM E Jf j 4v M Cssy, Ufco aad Far A tfislilt Yew Fseperty Ji Me Asm ATSM HJOtOLD SO 4 tf Michigan D CHbcJ HewssL Micsjlgn Utive Fkeee 7 m 439 Markvre 4 tsHS NePherson MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPRCiAIiZIMG IN FERMANENTS MASlfNE AND MACM1NBLEM ALSO COLD WAVES MARION JMVit,Ovaer MARTtfi J LAV AW 11 jew SL v AiJeresys at Law Firs Sceee es4 feeiese rr w F tL Wsitbftit SM rWERALMOiVft mklrm rJtkmrntm JefeftieV 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 October 24, 1945 Description An account of the resource October 24, 1945 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 1945-10-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0ab6b8a7aa3e33968ed9c5f7198c635e.pdf c32bf35a49873ca72182123aa486c6db 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. ,AfcxVniftrh HRW t 4 T V X AW Volume 62 The PinckMy Dispatch Wednesday Oct 17, 1945 No News Items of Boys in Service end Items Concerning Omr Boys Who Are Serving in the Armed Claude Kennedy School Team Passes AwayLt Howard Read USM is home from Oceansidc, California, on furlough Mr and Mrs Lvo Lavey have received word xruiii their son, Meriyn, who is in the HuUpines, that be expects to be home for Christman Sergt Bernard Dilloway of Howell and Sergt, Russell Glover of Fowler ville have been discharged from the service, both served overseas Petty Officer Paul Singer who enlisted in the naval air corp in October 1941 and served 4 ypps has receiveu an honorable dischargeHe was a mo tor mechanic and spent part of the time in the air He was at Rio LVJanerio a year and also Porto Rico, Cuba and Central America Ci iLiOsu Kennedy arrived home last week with an honorable discharge Sergt John Wise who served in Germany and won several awards is home He goes to lndangap, Peenn for his discharge Burdiih Clavrson who enlisted wit Paul Singer in 1141 and has seen action I the South racilic has been given an honorable discharge Sergt ueraid Swartliout, gunner on a bomber plane in Italy had been honorably discharged Bill Lamb, wue and daughter arrived home bag and baggage from Oakland California last week, he having been honorably discharged The naval school ai Mt rneaaant has been discontinued and Don Vjrui ith has been transierred to the school at Clevtind , Peach aimer from the air corp i home from Scbring,Fla, for 15days John i ousser who is in the South Pacific ltceiiUy wrote home an in teresting account of a typhoon there Sergt Harold Gallup is home from Ft Shelby, Miss, for 45 days James Singer has been discharged from the navy and arrived home from Sampson, N Y, this weekAH married men there were given their choice of continuing their course or being discharged Prominent Local Business Man Dies at His Horn Here Friday Claude Henry Kennedy, 49, passed Away at his home here early Friday morning He was taken ill with a heart ailment several weeks ago and had since been confined to his home His condition had improved and the afternoon before his death he had been out auto riding The deceased was the youngest son of the late William and Anna Kennedy and was born in Bothwell,Ontar io January 8, 1896 and came to Pinckney with his parents when a small boy Pinckney has since leen his home with the exception of a short time spent in Detroit and while he was serving oerseas in World War I He graduated from Pinckney high school in 1915 where he starred in football and base ball IT MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Murphy, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m , Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 IS DCfitCD a m Saturday No vena Friday 1220 noon and 80O p m, Pinckneys Winning Streak Ends Ac Preparation for Holy Common St Thomas Trips Them 12 to o ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m and Sunday 700 to 730 a m St Thomas high school of Ann The 22nd Sunday after Pentecost Michigan Mirror StatedU OMMI nyMT Arbor came over here Friday to avenge a 20 to 18 defeat of a year ago and did so 12 to 0 They proved to be too strong in all and the Feast of St Urslla Communion Sunday for the Young Ladies Sodality Among the intentions this week in Which the Michigan Mirror Takes We read of riots in Palestine and a Look at the Agricultural Side thut the Jews there have obtained arm and are prepared to resltt to How Michigan should spend its the bitter end the attempts of Brit50,000,000 veterans reserve fund, ibh troops to evict them Great Britdepartments for Pinckney,showing a I are Sun, 745 for lato Mr and Mr strong line against which Pinckney made only one first down With their running game blocked, Pinckney only scoring chance was through the air This also failed as the S Thomas forwards rushed the passers and what passes they did get away Frank Bowers, Mon, Funeral of late Claude Kenndy, Tues, Feast of St Hedwig, intention of living, Pfc Arthur Aseltin, Wd, Feast of St Margaret Mary, low mass for special intention, Thur, Feast of St Luke, evangelist, mass for parishionersben already 1,000,000 richer because of Ilan holis a t of protectorate over, accumulated interest, is one of sev1 Palestine and in order to keep eral issues which will confront the Arabs who inhabit that country were dropped by the receivers Don I efactors nd donors to this parish, Burns, usually a reliable receiver low mas for late Bernard dropped 2 with a clear field betweek Bu3 s of St John himself and the goal line and Jerri I Cantius mass by8 in service, reLedwidge muffed one These three UQBted by Mrs Ella DJxoncompleted would have meant certain Pinckney touchdowns St Thomas aW , so irftercepted several Pinckney loft 1 the ball on fumbles several time had one punt blocked The devotion of the holy rosary is recomended for October We extend condolence to the family of the late Claude Kennedy Prayers requested for late Rev James McCabe, formSt Thomas finding the Pinckney 2 J0Venna in J v , , v ui ation for holy days openes Oct Ii hne vulnerable used nothing but Appeal fJ io Sun,0ct21 ng Plays the first half Ptnckv Mrg Lucia nm, parigh jkWiefit to the touriat industry runm ney took the ball on downs Wj m anJ removed time, but made little headway an home of ner d hte Mr8 Afma Schnebalt went across for St Thorn E B HowelL as in the second quarter for the first peaceful has agreed to a very limited Jewish migration However Jewi in countries ravished by the Nasi haw been smugged in Palestine in large numbers and the attempt A tha British to stop this has caused the trouble NeaHy 1000 years the Baca cens drove the Jews out of the coon try and took it over which they have jince held despite the numerous cru sades organized to take it away from themThese people are now known at Arabs, that is those people occuping Palestine The Jews retained their own religion, language and customs touchdown, goal They failed to kick theJ COMMUNITY LOnuL J1URCH Rev Alfred AJIard, Minister The third quarter was scorlessIniSKtaSS Claude H Kennedy For a time he was employed in the Detroit postoffice In June 1918 he enlisted and served overseas with the 311th Engineers On July 5, 1919 he received an hon orable discharge Returning to Pinckney he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Lynch of this place on October 29 1919 6 M Thompson, S S Sunt Morning Worship x 1080 a 1180 Choir practise Wed evening The Baraca class is invited for their monthly meeting Thursday eve to the Lonnie VanSlambook home at White LodgePotluck supper at In November 1919 he bought a half Koss Lamb who has been at Samp1 interest in the Lavern Richards store son, N Y has gone to Seattle,Wash the 4th St Thomasstarted to throw passes and completed a couple for good gains Mixing these with line 9mAm , plays they reached the 10 yard line f SuJ2X ZfL V where Murphy broke through viie line for a touchdown Tney failed to get the extra point, the boot being wide In the last quarter with the time running out Pinckney tried pass af ter pass but without success They 715 Cars leave church at 7 00 were either batted down or intercep Keep Sunday for the great things ted by St Thomas Just why thcfthe soul Come to church firstYou Pinckney boys should faU down fitf will find a welcome here all departments the same time is a ea overseas witn xne puzzle Ann Arbor jugt M GOSPEL MISSION at BordeuuxFrance a Hne but when Pinckney failej to Faator Ezra Beachey dent it they were able to take to theg, g Supt Marvin Shirey air successfully lloming Worship 1000 The starting Pinckney lineup reWunday School 104r mained in pmctiealH wfcole gatneodng Peoples Meeting 78y Joe Burns and Duke Latter being j Evening Worship 800 the ony reserves to get in j Prsyer Service, Wed 800 where he goes on duty on the Iowa Charles Opdyke,husband of Madge Jack has gone to a hospital at Ft McKinney Texas He was wounded in France Pfc Gordon Lamb has been sent from Panama to the Philipincs Capt James Lamb is on Guam Mrs June Lamb Popp recieved word that her husband, Capt James Popp who has been in Jagan is now hero and later became the sole own er This business he has since conducted very successfully He also owned and cohductod a drug store here until H short time ago Deeply interested in public affairs he served several terms on the village council He vas elected mayor and reelected 12 times probably getting a record for length of service in that office here He also served a number of terms on the local school board, was commander of the local in Seattle and will be home this American Legion post and treasurer week of Pinckney Community Hall Assoc Gerald Clinton of the air corp is This was an organization formed to now working on an army publication J take over and operate the Pinckney at SanAngelo, Texas Sergt Max Reynolds is Burns Darrow R ChHk T Clai Howe Ford Ledwtdge Young Meyer Reid C Clarkl L L T L J C G r E B Thibaull Rickelmaa Nicholseh t R R Q L H R H F B CAKRBEi ItS The home of Mr and Mrs Roger Deloof j Carr was the scene of a lovely wedd Arac ing on Saturday afternoon , when BruiUch j their daughter, Betty, became the Burke bride of Leo W Betts, son of Mrs Murphy Russef Bettes of Lowell Schnebelt At one side of the living room a Hitler j latticed altar had been fashioned Connolly with a background of autumn leaves, State Legislature in special session early in 1946 Michigans 629,000 veterans, of whom approximate 500,000 are still in the service are interested chiefly in the decision Other legislative problem include these Revision of tile states 20,000,000 building program Rising lahor and material costs have already exceeded the appropriation Veterans education and housing at state educatio J institutns such IW1IWI1 miKuuKe ana customs as the Liiiversit of Michigan and J and despite many years since theii a State L olege N housing eviction from their own country noy nation has been able to assimulate them Riots and Jewish pogroms have cropped up in different countries at numerous intervals The Zion movement was started to selve this problem but to our mind it will no more Africa raovMichiga u available for vetrans and their wivfchkps children for some at college dormitories Construction of harbors of rtfug for small boats on tho Great Lakes, Revision of the state juvenile commission and possible reforms and im provement at the Boys Vocational School, Lansing The Veterans multiple problems are not easy to solve In the first place there are 5 times more Mich, veterans today than 25 years ago, after World War I To divide 51,000,000 equally among 629,000 Veteransa number likely to grow larger before the sum is expehdedwould put less than 80 in the hands of each veteran The average bonus or World War 1 veterans was 210, computed individual ly at the rate of 15 per month of service TJie federal mustering out pay varies from 100 to 300, well eclipsing an 80 Michigan payment do so than the back to ement did the Negro problem following the civil war Money was rained and land purchased in Palestine to which it was planned to send the Jews until the Jewish natum was again established However it has been tough going The Arabs are i n possession there and have fought themove bitterly and Great Britian who does much trading with the Arabs hts found it expedient to first favor the Jews amd then the Arabs with the result neither is satisfied It is apparently impossible for the Jews and Arabs to live peacefully at neighbors Gen Douglas McArthur la fmilng To equal the state bonus of last his positon as governor of occuped war, the legislature would have to Japan becoming hotter and hotter, appropriate 31,395,006 and the I The Allies are now insisting that a appropriate 350,000,000 more for 4 man commission appointed by them the veterans reserve fund This fsnH likely to happen, other needs being what they are The first state bonus cost taxpayers 3,454,66849, of which the appropriate 31,395,006 and then bond holders 22,000,000 plus Recomendation how this 51,000, 000 veterans fund will be spent will be submitted to the goveror before Christmas by Col Phillip Packdirector of veterans affahtt It will not be made public First downsPinckney l,St Thomas j and adorned at either side by opera house It was recently sold by stilf on court order and the proceeds ordered OkinawaRecently he had a fur lough jed usdd tor public irninov , nt and went to Japan and through the j A member of St Marys Catholic emperors palace Pfc Billie Meyer tall 8PointSchnbWt, MurphyRefeie baskets of chrysanthemums and James U of M UmpireDinkelHead gladoli Before this improvised altar,, ,, , linesmanJ Wylie ,aast Beryl Lewis, the nuptial party assembled to the Jled, bringing the membership to strains of the wedding march piayd We hope to increase this many by Mrs J M McLucas, the bride ad ilin vancing on the arm of her father by Th Teen Town club would like to end7 Friday nightLee Hotehkissand J whom she was given in marriageThe xPre thanks to John Hammer George Taylor drove out from Detro impressive double ring cervice was I for donating a virtrota to tho club it to Fowlerville where they held up read by Rev J M McLucas, pastor Reid Hotchkiss, father of Lee, at the of the First Methodist church of A BUSY WEEK END The sheriffs force had a Dusy week vancing on the arm of her father by returned to Ft Sheridan Sunday after an extend ed furlough Sergt Gerald Henry who has been overseas three years has ben honorbaly discharged and is home He was with the air corp weather bureau most of the time on the English channel Pfc Vincent Snooks USM has had more trouble with his arm and has gone b ack to the hospital at Corvallis, Oregon He expects to come home in a month or so He was wounded on Iwo Jima Ktics and until a few Vears ao he j held down the hot corner on the Pinckney base ball teajn He also fficiated frequently as a football referee Surviving are his wife, Mary, three daughters, Mrs Lois Burg and Rita of Pinckney and Helen of Red cnircn he has tlways been active in of a gun toking 85 from Brighton affairs of that organization j They were picked up by Detroit pol1 The bride was attractively attir His hobbies were hunting nnd aih ice and heJd tnere over tne week ej , a modish gray suit accented end in case other holdup victims by a corsage of white mums She might identify them Young Hotch1 was attended by her sister, Mrs kiss left home several years agoHe Janice Baker who wore a gold colsaid he needed the money for a car ord suit with corsage of yellow biospayment, having borrowed the down soms The greom was assisted by payment of a girl friend I SSergt John Jones of Lowell, as Mrs Lillian Lakkonen, 44, of De best man troit was shot and killed Sunday at ford and three grandsons,John, Karl and Paul Burg Also his aged mother, Mrs Anna Kennedy, a brother, William of Pinckney, two sisters, Mrs Nan Haslam of Riverside, On tario and Mrs Susan Mansfield of Bill Kuhn USN who has been on Lewistown, NY Three brothers and a submarine in the South Pacific is I two sisters have proceeded him in at Norfolk, Va and will be home death, this week uneral WM tm Mrs Winifred Graves entertainedMarys church on Monday morning, the Upper Peninsula Club at Mononan Lake, on M36, between Whitmore Lake and Rushton This club is composed of former upper peninsula resi dents living in Detroit Ac Following the ceremony a buffet luncheon was served and after receiving congwtulations, Mr and Mrs Bettes left for a wedding trip in Canada and the eastern states Mrs Bettes is a graduate of Pinck be placed in charge Gen McArthur has replied that sooner than submit to it he will resign There is so much j criticism that the Hearst papers who , are staunch McArthur supporters call it a Smear McArthur Campaign There is no doubt that for the past Heveral years there has been a campaign on to build McArthur up to a leading candidal for the pres idency No other general has received the free publicity he has even in the dark days when he was suffer ing defeat after defeat There was even an attempt to have him replace Gen Kisenhour as commander jf the Normandy DDay invasion McArthur is the darling of the conserva tives who control the big dailies and they think withhim as president the demands of the labor unions would be put down with an ron hand It is remembered that Gen McArthur was in command of the soldiers in I Washington who fired on the bonus Meetings are held sveryotht TUPj marcher anti drove them out of day at 700 pmsharpRefreshments j that city back in President Hoovers TEEN TOWN The Teen Town meeting last Tuesday evening was a great success Two new members, Norma Stecker and Margaret Widmeyer were enserved at end of meeting Why dont you come Oct 23 and bring a friend or two and one thin dime Mariorie Bootz, Sec administration cording to the story told the sheriff ney high school, class of 1938 She by Archie Bragg, 7949 Brooklyn, hoids a responsible position with Ave, Detroit He and two other Rev Francis Murphy officiating Burial was in St Marys cemetery men were looking for mushroons Bragg had a 22 rifle and fired at an outhouaeThe bullet went through tho wall and struck Mrs, Lakkonen in the back She died on the way to St Joe hospitaL Ann Arbor Bragg her family at dinner Sunday a 1 er home here in honor of her son Walter Graves, who has been hon v orably discharged from the arm V,J J ZhZi , hJw W at the county jaiL Mrs Mary Baughn ana son, Don,, Wesley Ra, school supt has morning about380 spent the wk end with Pfc Wtan V aonteoiJe brokinto theBoy Clark Baughn at Scott Field I1L T wt I children will sell all bonds The J, City of Detroit where the couple will reside Mr Bettes is a graduate of Lowell high school, and was but recently discharged from military service,hav STACJCABLE WILSON On Saturday, October 13, Miss Virgiline Stackable daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Stackable of this iicc was uirted in n ir,r to Cpl John R Wilson, son of Mr an Mrs John Wilson Hi Itid Luke The double ring ceremony was performed by Rf Fr Byrne Blessed Detroit of The death of Truman Newberry at the age o 80 last week brings back memories of the famous Newberry Ford campaign for United States senator of Michigan in 1918 Ne berry was nominated by the Bo publicans and Henry Ford by the Democrats The election count gave Ncvberry a slight lead Ford asked a recount which showed Newberry elected by slightly more that 4000 votes However it was unsatisfactory Sacmment Cathedral injs my ballot boxes e unsealed A wedding breakfast was d could not be counted Then served to immediate relatives and a j Newberry was indited by a grand few friends at the Graham Hotel in i J violating the corrupt prac Brighton The bride wore a coral suit with whit accessories with a corsage of white rosebuds The bridesmaid, Miss Patricia LAND CHAPTER MEETING cmaren win eeu i Imiaiing bat never cartoons of cig At the grand chapter meeting at IPinckney 9,900 and 2 EntraDCe wa alo attempted Grand Rhpids last week the bequest 16 000 This is a total of inthe Pincknej Favcni by smashing of 100,000 to build and operate an orphanage by the Smith Estate, Sag inaw waa turned down It WIUI prev ioualy turned down two yeara ago by JJ the Mdaonic grand lodge The reason is the sum is insufficient to build mad operate such a institution under the terme of the wflL At a nieu held at the high school it we a dordsd to give le school children the exclusive ante i of Ute bonds id responsibility for CIRCUIT COURT NEWS In circuit court last week the , charge of attempted murder against a rear door Cad Wage proprietor Amandeo Manete was changed to who Uvea up ataira heard the with a dangerousNireapon and ing spent some three years overseas SUekaWe ww a blue guit wtfc Wikck WiS i1 Wtuw battel L d wore a corsage of red of the 5th army He is now employed T Grand Trunk agent at Walled mother wore a fushia Lake, He was formerly agent 4rtm M4ek aeceasoriies jand a corsage of yellow eoee buds I bridegroom s mother were black with of pink tea jroeee, Don taoete wt chj a dangerousNr and Ebot atthi intruder who fledHe t A t only saw one man e Robbies charged with break Saturday night on the way home ig uate the Murray oti sUtioe waelbng the qt ,t and jfnHO Gregory where he played the Tfo drum iTSTEd Mans orefceetrnXte in all pervious drives and ahouM do ,SU picked up a hit ,UkorThe so now The county quota u oe of j mmtM a m at rielrii and4 Th euit of Fred Goadt vs AddiMraEotherFawcettof BoweU waa the smallest 7M0b Zi tisTlesierdrive him te t 1 son Coll waa settled out of court appointed to the grand chapter Tin Other chairmen in this ZmT vT CttL PeeJaon ran ee of I TWa week the suite of PhilUp a eornage Stackable, brother of the bride best man The bride is a graduate of Pinckney high eehoo,rtaas of 1944, and has been employed by th Standard Accident Insurance Co in Detroit ,, wmM nmhartun Wltoasj rotred three Brighton got 8 yeara pronation , f M eadm oeereej Braaft He Mm Jeffrey of De are Thomas Howiett, UaadiHa Mrs IV JVf l 2Te3 S troit waa elected grand and started in the grand Betty Kenton and daughter ate rating at tfe John Fadawa and Mra Merle Krych Hanebnrg Clare Radlaff over a farm ve Uartoa 8 Mr After the wedding breakfast Ike couple left on a two weaks trip to aortera tjirhigan The feHowifig fnam Mr and Mra John Mix JMaefcati tise act and he and hie friends were tried in federal court It was claim he spent a million dollars to get elect ed He and his associates were con victed and sentenced to 2 years in prison They appealed to the supreme court who declare the corrupt, practise law unconstitutionalThen he had to undergo trial by the nraafp before he was seated by a close vete,neariy two years after he was elected Hia term as senator was brief aa Senator Townaend of Michigan his chief porter was defeated for along with many other senators who had voted to teat Newberry and seeing the handwriting on he nail Newberry resigned and private life MARRIAGE UCfiSS John Wibea, Ut Virgttame 19, both of MacMfflaeVi, tor, 3d Oetaeet HewetL Joaoaheao Oafpan U oR Martia Marfcoa, Jk Payae,, R m 4 7i r vU L sfe atfKJt4i sssesnja f iiHIIJ l IMapatch Wedneaday Oct 17, 1945 dftj I NEIGHBORING NOTE Ann Arbor voters will vote Dae, 6ltflYl TTlafltlAN to increase the mill tax limit for J U 5 year8 to the amount of 2 mill to CHELSEA, MIGU Fri, Sat, Oct 19, 2o CONFLICT Starting HUMPHREY BOGART, ALEXIS SMITH, SYDNEY GREENSTREET Cartoon News Sun, Mon, Tuas, Oct 21, 22, 23 GOD IS MY COPILOT Starring DENNIS MORGAN, DANE CL RK RAYMOND MASSEY, ALAN HALE Cartoon Comod Sum Shews 300, 500, 7100, 960 Wed, Thur, Oct 24, 25 Doubt Feature HOUSE OF FRANKEN STEIN vitb Ibliud and equip a new high achool athletic plant The Washtenaw county board of supervisors has appointed a five man committee to investigate the activities of County Agent Arch Wilson, Probate Judge fray anl the juvenile dentention wardLee Beficb, Lmia supervisor is chairman Tuis following the presenting of a petitiur igvd by liy,r raiaeui Ann Arbor citizens ashing investigation of the haadelkig of juvenile affairs Clarence Cranna and family hava moved to Deckerville where ha is op erating an elevator Mr and Mrs Clifford Howlatt of Gregory have purchased a dept store at Homer and taken possession Bom to Edward Bennett and wife Pinckney on Oct 8, at Bowe hospital, Stockbridge, a son The Stockbridge village council has adopted an ordinance forbidding the residing in trailer houses inside the village limits The Curran Palmer home at Brighton was badly damaged by fire last BORIS KARLOFF, LON CHANEY Brighton was the successful bidder jr, JOHN CARRAD1NE, ANNE GWYNNE Plus for the old school building and site there last week It will be used for HONEYMOON AHEAD JSlEtSSw of fettto A Cawed with I underwent an operation at St Joa ALLAN JONES, GRACE McDON hospital, Ann Arbor, last week ALD and VIVIAN AUSTUN Mrs Marjorie Haiaas Davis off I Hamburg visited her husband at the J Comiati Love a Imitation of Lif Bnd Leader Captain Eddie Howell Theatre Seabee camp in Cleveland last week Married at the parsonage Oct 6 by Rev McLucas at Brighton, Ralph Dittmar of Hamburg to Mrs Minnie Dooley of of Pontiac Born Howell on It tokos more than a tolophono to provide service If all we needed were new tele phone instruments, the job of providing service for the 125,000 families now waiting would be much easier and faster However, nearly twothirds of those waiting are in areas where present central office equipment cannot handle any more telephones, or where all outside wire and cable are in use Largescale manufacture of civilian telephone equipment is under way, and no effort is being spared to hasten production But cable and central office equipment are not ready for use when they leave the factory They must be fitted into the existing telephone system before they can be used to connect new telephones This is a complicated, timeconsuming process If you are among those waiting, you may be sure that well fill your order in its proper torn as soon as possible But it may be nearly two years before telephones can he installed generally without delay out mo,ooo,ooo POSTMM MO at A MEANS JO IS rot THOUSANDS MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY TWO PINTS of Barlou spaayad onj grt, Wed, Thuo, Fri, Oct 17,18,19 PAUL MUNI COUNTER ATTACH Novalty News TJbw GEN WAINWRIGHTS OWN STORY A gallant heros story of Bataan Corregidor and Jap preon camps Its iThis is My Story bv Bent Spencer Tomion of Flerllew Hooker homT newtwrerTX Howe1 1 SfSt Pfo Glenn Ktngey and family Times Read thenars greatest hunew owner oi tne noweii oowung n who is home of Lake Odessy spent the week end man document, Thisjs My Story Arbor I at the Andrew Campbell home by General Jonothan Wainwright oi ronviK i u L1 w,rtilLtne u ta s urand unapter to Bruce Martin and wlfa of JW 9x12 rug protect, it from motf Grand Rapida last wePek on Oct 6, triplet T J j, C W Hooker and familv f Ann Hollis Siger was attending physician f0J0tt Bly 25 , Arbor and Mrs Cora Sawyer of inducted into the army this week , rffe called at the Howell ape Sunday at the J H EIGHT cents a year will protect a mans or ladys suit from moth damage fur 5yeara One spraying of Ber lou Guaranteed Mothspray does it or UCIJJ i,ys the damages The Cory Drug Stere, Pinckney alleys MUis Janice Merrill of Webster was St Joa hospital, Ann Sat, Oct 20 JAMES CAGNEYANN SHERIDAN and PAT OBRIEN in TORRID ZONE Aito SMILEY BURNETTE in 1BORDERTOWN TRAILS Special Cartoon Mat Setfor Kiddio was hostess at a miscellaneous shower last week for Miss Ernestine viinH of Howell who will be married jr Sun, Mon, Tuat Mat Sun 200 p SONJA Oct 21, 22, 23 m Continuous HEN1E ITS A PLEASURE In Tachnicolor Novelty Swans Store, Howell, Mteh 26 percent wool underwear Swans Store, Howell, Mich Overalls and Shirts Swans Store, Howell, Mich Fleece Mined underwear Swans Store, Howell, Mich 50 percent wool underwear Swans Store, Howell, Meh PROTECT your davenport from moths for only 25 for 5 years guaranteed protection One spray of Berlou stops moth damage for S years or Berlou pays the damages Cory Drug Store, Pinckney Naws Wad, Thur, Fri, Oct 24, 2, 26 LINDA DARNELL, BARBARA BRITTON THE GREAT JOHN L Cartoon Lataat News THE AVON THEATRE Shows 7 ftid lpn Slow Time SCANDAL COLUMN Why doesnt Squirt Cerr want any body to know he calls up June M daily and takes a trip out there now and then Ive heard J M is making quite a few trips to HowelL For sport or to see Pat Cooper It is very plain that V W was too slow with the army so some one else has taken over Has J H made any headway or is R R still interested in Ypsi R C isnt satisfied with Betty Waddell, he had to,give a girl in nn Arbor his I D bracelet in case something happened A certain senior boy is to give a book report next week onRebecca j by p Douelas Wiggins Mary L had better watch the Hammer girls or shell lose Jerry M B is interested in J R,tho she claims only as a brother hut it does not look like it Where was our supt Oct 12, 1946 around 12 p m Why is a cute freshman cheor leader in e going to Am Arbor Saturday nights Why does B Fmake so many trips to town To buy a hammer or see one What curly haired sophmore sits in the algebra class and makes love to M G D L, C R aad D W called onj Maggie W to go and sell bonds with them But of hoarse she didnt go ,XM i , uest Fri, aL, OcL 19, 20 Auothor of thoae Mpnlar ry THIN MAN GOES HOME Serins Starring WILLIAM POWELL MVRNA LOY Cartoon Birdy and tbe Benst South Aowricu Sway is a Son,, TIIM, Oct 21, 23 KEEP YOUR POWDER DRV4 Tbroo Girta in KJbnld Starring LANG TURNER, SUSAN PETERS nti Cartoon m iSJi n Nrvw1 Tb Grant Korea of tho Kinfdeni But Trottblo A Ti Grews ia Septic Tails ail Cess PMisaeaat WITH MODERN JnQUIPtiEin DanBurkett STATR OF MICHIGAN The Prebete Coevt for I of lieingstea At a session of said Court, hold the Probate Of f iee in the City of Howell in said County on the 10th day of October A D, 1946 Present He Willie L Lyons, Judge of Brobate In the Matter of the Estate of Earl Jay Berquist, Defeased It appeasing to the Court that the tame for present of claims i against said aetata should ha lisat ad, aad that a tisae aad place he ap pointea to reeerre, adjust all daises a aet sail decsten by i aaid Coart It is Ordered, That all of am reaHors of mid deeeasei quired to arsaint their etsisna te said Coart at said Pvbate Offioa am or before the 24th day Deeaav ber, A DH 19U at tarn eeleok sa the fereaee, safd tisae aa fer the af eat PK, MjlSc Wt gynggti x jwStt T S8M ShSSfe , H, iktf for Today and Tomorrow v Areray, Midugasi tswltiatriea have had dae evesi ia the pit of depresto expasad asad prepare ArfjMl of De ermtors One was delivered ad psjt m operatioo during the war Tbe aecomd it beaag soatailedaad will be aa operatiosi aa i9f6 We expect that smorc be used abr peace thaei waa mccicd for There aval be o atoaidemg am lame for amat byTWDcaroatFdseosi m DETROIT EDISON i OH tr1 UJJJj 1 v m M iL , aSnSaVt attV ytor t, bS Wednesday, Oct 17, M04T WiyiUiBY DISPifcTCH 11HiMHiiMiiituimiiiiviiitiiiMiiiiitfMiiffmiiiiraitrifihiiiiiMiiiiii fmJP 1 f MMltiOa MTtt, 11 They Fought and Fell for Yoii In over 650 servicemens hospitals scattered throughout the 48 states lie thousands of wounded soldiers and sailors These boys are now returning at the rate of over 1,200 a day I Theyve given their best for you Their convalescence often takes weeks months To make this time seem shorter, little luxuries can build morale and cheer a disabled man ,, such thirds as long distance phone calls home, musical instruments, games , or the leather, clay, wood and tools for handicraft work, that will help restore torn muscles and shattered nerves Many organizations collecting waste paper are using some of their funds from waste paper sales to buy extra comforts for these wounded servicemen ADOPT A HOSPITAL If you belong to a dub, church, school or organization collecting waste paper, suggest that some of the funds be used to help these veterans Adopt a hospital It may be one nearby or at t distance, and far from any town Find out through hoe J1 chaplains or the local Red Cross Camp and Hospital Committee what gifts can be used And do it now The gratitude of these wounded boys will make you glad you backed the DoubleV Program SJNEfUlfMPH U S Victory WASTE PAPER Coanitttt 1 Cennedys Gen Store nnouncemet We have Sold Our Elevator ,Feed and Conl Business to the Farm eu Feed A Now Operating Here The new owners will enlarge the elevator building and adi a feed grinder, a feed prepared to handle a complete feed business o Who Are r and will be The President of the Corporation, Mr Joe Wickens of Plymouth, owns the Specialty Feed Co of Plymouth, has had an e tensive experience in the fed bus mess and come highly recommended Max Ruiel will be the Manager in charge here and will be giad to take care of your requirements We take this opportunity to thank the people of the community for the fine patronage and cooperation they have given us during the 60 year period, through which we have carried on here and trust that you will give the new owners the same loyal supprt, as we feel confident they will be deserving of your patronage We expects to enlarge our Lumber and Building Supply Business to our many customers which we will continue to operate and hope to improve our service Thos ReadSons A rtiS Walter Clas is n end in CicsfQ , , IW1L rJJMI andeeillj Mn, Blanch Clark was in Ann Aruetrstt nussuay i lor jpy Frank White and family of Hosrj Q Boche Fow vino calltt called at the Ben Whits hone y Eui Bagk no Sunday Sunday I Mn Clifford Vaoflornjfra Wrap Mm Martin and vtfe apes 8 fUoddey and Mrs itor McAfee day M 14 Lemel Martin feesnt hi I and children were in Jackson Satur1 Billy PAlft ColtJ Oafttistt 24 CAPSULES 2Se Gurntd s White Pine Cherry Coug h Syrup 5 OZS 26c, 8 OZS 52c Mrs Alice Schoenhals of Howell spent Sunony at the Thomas Ware home Mrs George Meabonsr and grandson, Donald, spent the week end in Mason Lee Laveyana iamiiy spent Sunday with Harry Lavey and wife in Detroit Nancy Hennes of Dexter spent the week end with Barbara and Joyce Brown Stanton Une ana family of Royal Oak called at the W C Miller home Sunday Max Parkinson and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at th W C Hendee home The Merwin Campbell family spent Sunday with the McDaniela family in Chelsea Mrs Wm Mercer spent the week end in Brighton with Dr McGregor and family Mrs Mame Shehan spent several days last week with Miss EludlKth Stentoe in Dexter , Mrs Rosemary Schosaer spent BIIUII,tltlIUI1 amWMIMaiffi the week nd with her sister, Muriel, j, frWWVWWVVViW WyvWWWWAWvWVvWA in Bast Lansing Rex Noggle and wife of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the home of Frank Aberdeen Kenneth Reason and family of AnrXrbor railed on Mrs Edna Reason Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Saline spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs Marvin Light Mrs Joe Morris and children of Ann Arbor spent Thursday and Fri day with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Mrs Joe Griffith and ,Mw p W Curlett were luncheon guests of Mrs Elwin Hulce of Chelsea Thursday Sunday callers at tue John Bell home were Mr and Mrs Vern Conk of Chelsea and Lawrence Hennes 1 and family of Dexber 1 M J Reason and wife returned 11 Sunday from a weeks ruto trip 1 through northern Michigan, upper 1 peninsula, Wisconsin and Illinois Sunday dinner guests of thu Hoff sisters were George Foster, Mr CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARAER Aent Phone 8S Pinckney The FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co i niiiimiuiitiuiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiitiiia Wm Bunce, Mrs Helen lngalls, Mr Of Flint and Mrs L 7 Raminand children Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham wre in Lansing Thursday to see his brother, Don, who is seriously ill in a LansingSparrow hospital S H Carr and wife leit ty auio Tuesday for for Gulfport,Miss,Their daughter, Mrs Dorothy Roberts, will i drive them and go on to Pensacola, Florida, to visit her husband, Jack Roberts Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham were Mr and Mrs Guy Blair of Fowlerville and Mr and Mrs Guy Abbott and daughter, Alberts of Marine Cily GuV Ab bott leaves this week for Oregon for his health His family will follow later s s I a ta Hawaii i A11C U Oil lPirst National Having sold the farm known as the Bank GKnnbrook Stock Farm, I will sell fe at public miction the following di scribed property Farm located 0 miles south and west of 1iiukmy on the Iutt rson Lake and Hi land Lake Road and 12 mile south on Glonnbrook Hoad, or i miles south am east of Gregory on 1atterson Laki Road and south on Glunnbrook ltd, or miHs north of North Lake on liankerd Road on Mon, Oct 22 lender Federal Supervision Metier Federal Deposit in surance Corporation All De poaiu Insured up to 1,000 fo 5 ach Dafxrfitor J S WHEN YOU ARE READY TO Commencing at 100 P M Sharp CATTLE T B and Bangs Tested Holstein Cow, reg, 7 yrs old, calf by side Holstein Cow, re, 7 yrs old,milking I I C J Clinton, Hugh Doolittle and du in Mv Mr and Mrs W C AtLee were jHolstein Cow,5 yrs old, duo Oct 2 among those who attended the races Holstein Cow, 3 yrs olddue Jan 15 S at Korthville Downs Saturday night Holstein Cow, 2 yrs old, calf by side s Kenneth Darrow and son of Three Holstein Cow, 2 yrs olddue soon S Rivers and Forrest Darrow and aHolstein Cow, 2 yrs olddue soon 1 friend of Kalamazoo spent Monday HolsteinJTsey Cow, 2 yrs olddue at the M E Darrow home Oct 31 il Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Jersey Cow, 4 yrs old, due Nov 4 Mrs S H Carr were Mrs Dorothy jersey Cow, 3 ys old, calf by side S Roberts, Detroit, Mylo Kettler and Jersey Cow, 3 yrs old, dui Nov 13 S family, Jackson, and Harry Lee and Hoi stemJersey Heifer, 2 yrs old, wif due Oct 21 PvtPeach Palmer with Pvt Ccil Hoi steinJrsey Heifer, 2 yrs old, Vogt of Fowlerville went to Albion , pasture bred Saturday to see Spencer Tomion Brindle Cow, yrsold pasture bred play football witl Albion colle tr Hoistein Bull, yearling m He was inducted into the ,army Holstein Hiferr7 months old Monday Holstein Heifer, yearling Mrs Norman Shirm and two sons, Jersey Heifer, yearling Norman and David, who have hen HORSES visititing her sister, Mrs C W Chal Gray gelding, 12 yrv oldwt K0o SHEEP i PURCHASE your next car, Washing Ma chine, Refrigerator, or other Consumer Goods need financial assistance, do it with a low cost loan through this bank ITS A CONVKNIKXT PLACE TO BORROW AND A CON VKNIENT ILACE TO PAY SEE CS KOR FULL DETAILS We Have Ample Funds Available for Sound Loan, ReeJ Es tate Mortgages or Pergonal at ReaseaabU Rtee SU Fine Wool Ewes 20 Half Blood Ewes 80 Half Blood Lambs FUR COATS mothprooied for b years for nly250 Berlou guarani vees to repair your fur coat j if daiaed by moths witmn 5years The Cory Drug Store, Pinckey BUY Berlou guaranteed noth spray oday and protect your fina dothea, Septic Tank Cesspools Cleaned fehria HiSlce and wife of Chelsea tfce W C AtLee MOOEL bera for two months have returned to thfir home in Pittsburg, Pa Mrs Chambers returned with thm for a visit Mr aad Mrs O II Poulson en 0 D tertaned for dinner Sunday Mrs 2 Coarse Wool Rams Flossie Chambers Mr and Mrs HAY Henry Johnson and Elaine, Mr aud 17 Tons of Clover Hay in Mow Mrs Clifford Chambers and David g Tons of Timothy in mow Shirm, Pittsburg, Pa, honoring Mrs 24 Ton Int Cutting Alfalfa in mow fluWrUg for 5 years Ber Jobnsosi on W birthday Mrs L4a FARM TOQLs Guarantees to prevent moth HoUis aad children called in te ar MiiukeeDeerinK Moiii MaHi age or will pay damages te A Milwaukee Corn Binder Cory Drug Store, finckney Ti t B C Hanter with frtiliw attended U funeral of r4 Ott at J fj R KUJ iiiT i0 w Spring Tooth Drag, 3 section C MSm La WmD Cultivator C Miller, Earl BJ 2 Wagons, wood 4xl Bob Sleighs RW 1 1dler,5t Intenuitional No A Silo Filler with j , 0 OVJ C drive beH and pipe and othw artic faMLr ltiM, W Clark Over 1M Masons , amrous to mention LIQUID TABiET, iMk part in e srrioes at the ,M wimrous n , DVL0s Va Only Aa TERMS All wds to be settled for people of the Cotsrl before removal u , ggtjQu gave church held a party at the Mark MM MaAB to with BOKIOU ooaa tsea jsw ew fan fr e A 666 flat Rack wm tt, Eatoa ids Eoasjo Harbor 3i, Brigfato Jt t , , IVMHaarr lf The lVoto M tM 42 AfeetfskeMeMt IO The big debate was j whether taae should be levied on ,r V 3 J ua4krHikmikiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniiririiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMuuiiiiii Place Your Order The Pmckawr DMPIA Wedhctday Oct 17, 1945 NOW r Classified Want Ad p MICHHGAN MIRROR Cant 4MHM At the present the OV A created S by the VH lively to n,ntin it the eu i vwtTe fund is used for veterans service and not doled out immediately ia dribbling sums l FOR KNT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES i om farm house at North Lake H G Pearce 7045 Uankerd Ud Gregory PO FOK SALESixteen guage pump gun with shells, heating stove, small cook stove, iiiua Doyle FOR SALENew Louis XV tapestry davenport, never used, all spring construction Inquire James Murphy 211 E Main St, Phone 87 Popcorn 2 a bushel mile1 East of PiuckRefrigerators, Stoves Washers, Irauets Etc FOR SALEf Henry Cr ney on MS 11 WANTEDCarpenr and Remocel5 j ng Work, old and new work, also S biock laying by hour or contract 8720 Pettysville Rd Phone 69F23 WANTED10 good used cars, 1937 1942 Highest cash prices paid Livingston Motor Sales Buick Pontiac Dealers, Howell, Mich i ANTIQUES WANTEDDishes, hats, lamps, china figures, glass baskets, slippers, animals, milkwhite dishes, with holes around1 trie edge, ohina jewell boxes and clocks, buttons,jew elry, rose bowls, vasos, pictures, fur illio Write Barbara Hunn, Par ma, Mich and she will call LEE LAVEY 7r jfwmtiiiMiuiiitiiiiiititniitiiiiiiiiiiniuiniiiiiiiiiitwiuiiiiiHiiiiniiiHtiiiiifitHJi WASHED CHICKENS i Highest prLces paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich immisllHIIMJklHIliilfcrtllllllikinHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIUHlilllllllllllftilllllMIl 1 Phone 572 Howieai FC Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN yFOR APPOINTMENTS lHONE 58 Residence 613 LilllHINIIIlillllllKmiiWIIIItW f FOR SALESlab wood, buy now, next winter may bo too 1 ate S Tfiureson Lumber Co, SPhone Howell 844 I WH11MOB E LAKE ROOh S ING SIDING CO I OUR WORK GUARANTEED 5 F H A Trirji Call for Estimate No Obligation HMartin Ritter Jr Phone 3S1 Sj 11344 Whitirore Lake Ro4 Wrtitrf Lair Mich STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probata Court for the County of Livrtiton At a session of said Court, nil at the Probate Office in the My of Howell in said County on the Jih day of October A I, 1145 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estfitp of Zora Chambers, Deceased Glenn Yellund having filed in said Court his final administration account, and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and for tho assignment and distribution of Ihc residue of aid estate November 1, l4 at ten oclock in the foreioon,at said Probate Office be and is hereby appointed for hearing miui petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thenol he Kven by puliUcation of a copy of this older, three successive weeks previous said duy of hevnj, ui the Tinckney Dupatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in juid County Joe Green of the Three Brothers Farm purchasd several head of thovohred registered Canadian Holstein cattle last week Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle attended the funeral of his cousin, Rev Mcpr James McCabe of St Therepn parish in Detroit Tuesday lie V u born in Northficld nd ordained ir 1819 I Mrs Andrew Campbell with MrJ and Mrs Willard Bennett of Jackfr son and Mr and Mrs Clayton Par to maleebf Hillsdale attended the fun eral of ajT uncle, Wm Willkie at Linden Sunday Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dal1 Miller were Mr and Mrs Tlollis Holloway and baby of Plain fi d, Albert blirley and familv lohn Ilultor and wife of Ann Arbor Miss Marion Shirley of Chelsea called on Thursday The OVA cooperates wth the Sta to Board of Vocational Control in operating a veterans vocations training center at Pine Lake at Kalamazoo The state pays 15,000 an nually and the federal aid 118,000 Another fderal aid is a neuroaia center operated by the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Michigan veterans are returning at the rate of 80,000 a month The 1946 peak will come in June 1945 when 50,000 are due back At least 350,000 veterans will be back home in Michigan r xt summera fact politicians are already weighing Gov Kelly is a World War I veteran and Lt Gov Brown has 5 grandchildren in the service, u Moving the state fair a vay fom Detroit will also come up This Is the dos 3 of live stock associations but is encountering onpoitom of county fairsespecialy the Ionia fair Lansing boosters want t but are re mindede that it was established there permanently in 1869 but after running in red for years was moved to Detroit Echoes of the labor movement for 30 percent more pay and the declaration of tho farm bureau that farm priceg must be raised SO percent to correspond White House analysts insist that overtime elimination has cut manufac turng costs 55 percent and an end of upgrading and fringe increase has cut cost another 45 percentThus am 11 percent increase could easily be absorbed by manufacturers However, a 30 percent raise in wages would mean a 22 percent rise in war mat erial prices and a 124 boost in finished goods prices Clyde Mclntyre of Pontiac and Gene Mclntyre of Sprungown were here hunting Monday Fred Lake left Monday for Lakeland Florida with Mr and Mrs J B Stanton of Detroit Walter Girard of Lakeland has been spending some time at his hunting camp near Cadillac 100 oo woo underwear Swans ktcre, Howe 1, Midi LIVESTOCK HAUUNC GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Tripe Made to Detroit 1 Frank Plasko I raoNi tfN IIUIIIIUMXIIUUIIUIUMMIimilUtM NmilWIIMMIWHUliilluiUMUMWUft Dead and Disabled Horeae and Cattle Hogs, Calvei and Sheep REMOVED FREE raoNt eouoscT TODARUNG A COMPANY HOWELL 450 FURNACE REPAIRING FIRE POTS REPLACED, FIRE POTS RECEMENTED CRATES AND PARTS FOR MOST MAKES OF FURNACES ELECTRIC WIRING AND fiLEC TRICAL PUMP REPAIR PHONE OR WRITE B M Haating Co Phone 13F21, 610 UNADILLA ST Establisha IMS itte 1 PROFESSIONAL CORNER eifSOfl ThePinokoey SuuUruiiB Q I iiiuviiMii4iiifMfiiiiiiiiiiiiiinif iiniiiiiiifijiiMuuiifiuiiiMttrMu,iuihriiiiniiiiiiiiMiJiiHiiiiiiifiimiiiiiiiriiiijiiiiiHiiiii Housewives SAVE YOUR THE T I WHEN YOU WILi THE THINGS NOT I NOW Ray M Daffy, M 0 Plaajmojr, Mfufcifaa Suadaylti00 a m t 200 p m Wadaday2 to 4 tp n, 7 to I f a Saturday7 to 6 in the cfnimg WASTE FATS 5 j For j iia wo have advocated sav ing for the thina you wish to own 5j It may be a home, an automobile, a EjkiUhen equipped with new aeonatic 5 adjfeUijSUch as electric stove,cliHc refrigerator, deep freeze, disposal etcAll of these things make for better living Perhaps you have not saved quite enough to pay in full for some of the larger items Here is where we can help by providing funds at better atea of The United States Government Needs them tor EXPLOSIVES DR G R McCLUSKEY DENTIST U2H N Mica TIW4MIA4M OffiM, 22 Raayaaaa, 129 itwrnming bf rUirWJ, MkUgasi garbage j than average ratei interest McHfersftft 5tate Hank Moaajr to loan at ntereet paid on 8avincs Hook mok Time Ctrtifmtft af MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLD WAVES PIMM 6 MARION JARVIS0rar Sf bfaar U STATE QT MICHIGAN Tka for tkm mi Liwimgatiom At a aeasioa of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City rf Howell ui eaid County, on the 2ad day o October AA D4 1945 rraacat, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judg of Probata la tfce Matter f tht Estate f Frank A, Wordea, Deceased j it ajpaaiiag to the Coart that fee time far jpeaeaAatian of daiaoe said estate should be Uaritod aod tlMt a tieae aad ftace be edta daua ceased by aad before It is Oiwed That all of the cr41 iters of said deceased are rasjaieed taprasaat their claims to said Coart at the 1 day f Dooessher D ISaa at tea ia the fJOi LAVEY CENEaVU rNSuaANCB HERB SNEEl PBJMO I0J 07H a Oread i Hawaii, MUhafia Raal Estate, lasaraaaa Ssieaar City, LaW aad Farm Prast Alaedlllac LUt Your Praparty With Me CEMETERY MEMORIAL j LARNET a SON Ana Arbor, Mtabiffaa HJRtOLD D CHUBB Howell, Micbigs Local RaprsssAtatlva Pbaao 97 or 4M MaaasjuMts Markers MARTflf J LA VAN lasiasi s IS uWbLi VanWinld Daa W VWUdU Charles K vaasa Astansoys at Law first State aaa Saaiafs Bapb P M eVaitlNWt I Si rTMEJLAL HOME WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE Grain Coal Business Thomas Read Sons ME aiMLT WE MAVE A fUUL UHE OF F M AaMMUMrOaVNU Fanatrs ,1 I S ,2J 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 October 17, 1945 Description An account of the resource October 17, 1945 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 1945-10-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3fd527d184793f0478b145cba29316f8.pdf a1117c0f37c460bf91e81d87a9d7be3a 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. 5 JB jg Bispateh VOIORM 62 Th Dispatch Wednesday, Oct 10 I45 Vl i 3 No 41 Ncws Items of Boys in Service Newt and Iteaw Coacereiaa On Hays Win AM farting In the Armed T, Bead Sons School Team Sell Business Takea Thir is WAC Maggie Aschenbrenner ill in a hospital in Italy Mrs Lillian Turner, a sister of Mrs Win Brash has received in honorable discharge from the WACs and is visiting here Pfc Ambrose Kennedy who has been discharged from the service is expected home from Texas this week He served 4 years and was in the Aleutians, Pfc James Burns U S Marines is now in Japan Pfc Edward Spears is home on furlough from Coffeyville, Kan Clement Thorpe has received a medical dischage from the navy af ter S years service and is visiting here His wife in in Mass Ji nc ReidUSN,has been transferr ed u ti Walace, Texas Two military weddings are expected to take place here SaturdaySergt Leo Bettes lately returned from Germany will be married to Miss Betty Carr, daughter of Mr and Mrs, RJ Carr at the Carr home here Miss Virgiline Stackable, daugh ter of Mr and MrsJoseph Stackable will be married to Pfc Jack Wil son jron of Mrand Mrs Jak Wilson of Hland Lake at St Marys rectory Sergt Steve Gerycz U S Marines has received an honorable discharge and arris ed home from Farris Island last week He served in the South Oldest Business Firm iu Pinckney Sells Out to Plymouth Elevator Men M Pincknay Wiut liiiid Straight Co tt by Defeat S Maryn Adrian Her Friday 9Ho 1 With the sale of the elevator here of Thomas Read Sons, the oldest business firm in Pinckney passes in to other hands The elevator and coal business has been sold to Joseph Wickins, Pymouth elevator owner te Ann Auv,serve game week who plans to enlarge it and add a feed grinding dept He is an extensive dealer in beans and grain His soninlaw, Max Russell of Plymouth will manage the business here Ross and Fred Read have retained the lumber business which they will Pinckney made it thigp siruigbj wins m a many ,amejpfchw thei took St Marys of Adrian into cunj iy to 0 The boys v tre not keyed Uj to us high a pilch ui they wer before and could not get tfoing the first half Their purees tuxled cu cik and they lost the ball on fumble ft couple of times when tney gut scoring position Near the end o MARYS CHURCH Rev Francis Muipfty, pastor Masses at 745 and 1100 a m Catechism 745 Sunday and 1U00 a m Saturday No vena Friday 1220 iioon and 800 p m 1ieparauon for Holy Communion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m anc Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m Oct 14, the 21st Sun after Ton tecost, the Feast of St Calllistusand Michigan Mirror State News CURRENT OMMEN I In Which th Michigan Mirror Take The strike of gasoline workers a Look at the Agricultural Side caused a general shutdown of oil I stations in the Detroit area and reFall employment for everyone u I ted in much publicity and the ur Im lor it, and i, vciy n huning of chaiges and counter else in MK hitu, epliol u vouitVi barges rV uh only a very limited SUp Hrmm viMr ly of gasoline aiable, the city of or stUe of Michigan should Filitjr Hi adjusted Lie rtrjn viMr, ly of over his oyt, aui sui 1 1 iXtroi Im also in favor ol having ucdj nuvu takn ontr0l and put a ration government, having all the churches i,1Ji iaa tiiet o that essential filled on Sunday, abolish war etc I user c jl,t nVu gotten gasoline Jobs for all Sure Im for it Senator andeiihuvs the senate fat in user, c ml j However both Mayor Jeffreys and liov Kelly showed a lamentable disin aav, conduct They will have their office lJjucknev touchdown the first half Don Burns caught a communion Sun for men of the parJ public WUIKS in ndvmnv of a pov,ibl pass over the goal line for the frst isri Oct dedicated to devotions of depression Wnen a depression thre M, inclinaton to do this and contented , ,, v,l a themselves with studying the dituapian tor a propont v receive to ,,,, u t v , ,,, v , in toiu which according o Malcolm use the Senators own wonLs the i,, r ,u i J II I , ,, Jungay n the Detroit tree Press oernuient was to plan jor ueiu ,,,,,,,, i , i 4i 1 meant they v not ion anything in the sash room of house until they bu Id the spring the lumber t0 kick u tney buiu aa office in, UQ offenbe the tir8t half, not They have not operated u single lirst down ce i In the second half Pincknej ly got rolling and after a series of expe,ud to tirst downs on line plays, Young They failed the Holy Rosary Among intentions extra point Adrian ed, AmQng intomions a1 Sun for Mrs Josephine Abiams for passed to Burns over the goal line lor second touchdown They failed Lo get the extra pointGus Ledw idge the elevator for several years since j ln the seconi half Pinckney finalthe labor shortage prevailed I The ehanjre over is take place Nov 1 This business was founded back in 1883 when the Grand Trunk railroad came here by Thomas Read of Green Oak He kept expanding ii and at one time was one of the bigtf est bean and grain buyers in thir section, employing several men and 12 women who worked steadly the year around picking beans He later went into the building business aid built and sold many houses here and at the nearby lakes A th, pr aiend, ths reserve was to cushion the fihoiK oy pioNidim1 jobs iii the meanime the CIO picketed the oil stations ane1 put into effect a rationing plan without any legal authority to do so The charge was faithful, Feast of St Bridget jTues Feast of St Tir, intention of ill livingyLt Dennis Markey Wed the Feast of St Frames Borgia,for the late Veronica Fohey and relatives Thur, the Jolm Fohey famOy Fri, Columbus Day, special intention rmade the last touchdown alter a , , , A , i ,t ,i uesteu by Mrs Helen Fspor1 Sat,the ong run and caught a pass over the fc,, 04 r , , it bomb Thomas Read died in 1923 the business has since been Pacific nd received a purple heart ed by his sons, Ross and F and bronze star 1 llJ34 thy suffered a disaster line for the extra point This gave iinckney 19 points and the second team was sent in Against thi ag greation, mostly freshmen, Adrian tinaliy scored, the light Pinckney line not being to hold them 1 hey did not mak the extha point In the final minutes of play the Pirfckney 1 first team wrent back and Gus Led Feast of St Edward, intention o living, req by James Loughrin Sun, High Mass for Mr and Mr Frank Bowers req by Mrs Vivian Dorian Prayers requested for Tho maHalfpenny, brother of the late Rev Fr Halfpenny 2 were confirmed last YVednes by the Most Rev Joseph II Albers D I They iocMed photagrapiht ln uu,,i state legislature aio made that only persons witn Clu reserve daring cards could get gas Secretary of It inn Lahor Schellenbach asked the CIO to step out of the picture and let thelegal author ties handle the ration ing which however seems to be the la,i thing the legai authorities desire to do The Detroit papers are favoi ing Mayor ieiirys fr mayor oer Frankenstein, the labor cahd date and on th it go nids are soft pedaling his lack of action in the gas situation createu ,i , t, the tecr ,,ui pjunu iiiiiom surplus state re CULU ii , a pust, fund for need iil puulu iiiiprovr ts and also foi anl oi 11Kigalis n rning vetej ins uv uiie my hoaie town we paid off some public indebtedness and planned some improvements to pro ide jubs Let see what the bill at Washing ion eails forOne provision is to tiinCpl Lawrence Baughn and wife arrived home from Nichols hospital, Denver, Col, ThursdayHe has received an honorable discharge He was wounded in Germany and award ed the purple heart and bronze star He wilt go to Veterans hospital, at Dearborn, Linford Bease of Williamston who formerly worked for Roy Dillingham called on him this week He has re servlag 3 years in the South Pacific in which the lumber yd was destroy cd by fire and most of the el2vatr They rebuilt and continued the busi ness Pinckney welcomes Mr Wickins to her ranks of business men and voted to close all liquor dispensing here rnndnctUidge made a OU yard run down the D IK Th ived photagniphio W 1,iSideline Pinckney did not score how souvenirs in honor of the occasion rmU r, lever Drake of Adrian duplicated Ko ert Kenneth Cable, John rilVrnv I Ledwidges stunt to put the ball on CaI an ieore Clark,William Clark, uebroy hh VinrkhPv ten vavd lne where he Richard Galloway, James Gardner, Michii So lias I O E ELECTION At the regular meeting of Pinck idges stunt to put the Pinckney ten yard line where he was stopped by Jack Reid Here the local team took the ball on downs and the game ended with it in then possession This week Friday Pinckney plays St Thomas of Ann Arbor h iinckney won from this team hand urne eucouxage and assist state and1 local governments through die ex1 exercise, of the respective f unctions,to very iake their own effective njiinnueions to assuring full employment to use the official language gati has already done that, my hometo n I i lie federal bill goes on tosayTu is the ivspon milily of the teleiaH govrnmeiit to io,ur fjee competitive ptivaie eiteipiise and liu invest and further able to vunk j entitled reinun1 I Richard Calloway, James Cardncr, Theodore Hilles, John Jeffreys, Kenn eth khlman, Thomas MoMnmn, lleri ediiUjrnnoderahl Racine, Raymond j mem of private capital Wistler, Glenn Wistler, Bernardine more that nl American puVns, Janice Hums, Joyce Clark, I and eeking to work are ereaile Camphell, Mary Gardner,1 tu an opportunity for Usefu Dorothy Lnvey, Dorothy l,etras 1at crative, iegular and fulltime employ b 1uwts The world trend seems to be still nuch to the left First England went Socialist and elected a prime minister of that party and now Fiance in her general election has done likewiseThe Social ts won the greatest number of seats, 383 and the Communists were 2nJ with 308 i here are about a dozen political parties There were ll3 ieats in all to be filled The old order chanjteth ami withereth away and thee is no back tracking The prophecy that this country will go conservative in llfKi does not seem to be supported ceived an honorable discharge after ney Chapter 145 O E S the, folli rarrnVf ily last year but they are be a much improved team Burns L H Clark1 licia Quinkcrt and Mary lie Teresa Wy incut I V o u w i FfcFred Kice, son or Mr Harold ensuing year owing officers were electelifor thei ciaCL L T T Jlar Howe rGaibnrdth, Aadera, has been given Worthy Matron Eloyse Camphel, an honorable dischaige He Vasj Worthy Patron Merwin Camppell JTj wounded In Germany and once re Assoc Matron Lola Lobdellj Ledwidge ported missing in action Robert Reader, brother of Wesley Reader has been given an honorable discharge from the U S army t ABSOC Patron Clifford Miller Secretary Blanch Martin Treasurer Ethel Ellis Conductress Winifred Aberdeen R R C C T, said to note there are no partisan1 The clrgy usi ing vei Tvevlnes to theideaMichigan s own Tom M MiUeB Pnkerci Fdlm, le m Iinobue,1 Deweyi through he failed to carry C Evinger,yjiz1aui aiit 111 t r Wai the state last fallwent on record in MudgfWr ties, MalachyPrightun, Fg a campaiprn Tatk tit 1aTi Sergt Ted Adseh is 01 his way AaocvCond Hah Kean Young Meyer Reid C Clarkl Q U L H R F H P home from Germany after four years service Joe bBasydle who fe first class fireman on LST567, ays his boat which saw action at Leyte, Lingayen Okinawa has been made into a mail boat and now handles all the mail at the Toyko Bay area in Japan Cpl Jack Young recently retrned Electa from Europe has received a 15 day furlough extension James Singer USN has completed The following appointments were announced Chaplain Hazel Poison Marshall Alberta Dinkle Ada Edna Mae Wilson Ruth Carre Griffith Esther Carman Porter Martha Irene Thompson Lucille Beck Flossie Fisher Ira Nay Mildred Snooks and Warder Sentinel Color Bearers, TouchownsDurns , Drake Extra pointIjedwidgeSubstitutronsPinckney McKiney,R Am burgey, D Clark, Palmer, Mattibn, Latimer, R Darrow, Singer, Haine RefereeLane, Grass Lake UmpireDinkel, Pinckney Head linesmanJ, Wylie 1 FraTiTio F Kvinger berl Joachim ami ni ol St ilerj ihat the govrninent an and must Bartholmew nards Seminary j create jot oiportunitiej because Prima The evening services closed with there must be job, lor all in this Drake Benediction of Blessed Sacrament by coantry of ours There you have it, Eisele Bishop Albers, asst d by Revs Jobs for all Sauter Parker as deacon, Anion as subj Senator Hatch, Deiiiocrat of New Colhns daeon and Mastr Jerry Ledw idge J Mexico, projjosed an nnimidnnT, Ledwidge, and Lt Donnelly as alcolytes nnicli vas adojited by the Mrialelt I propoed that the govei iimints unThe following are some of the football scores in this section lastj week Stockbridge J, Fovv 1 20 Howell 0, Everett 14 Brighton C, a nis training at Sampson, N Y and Mildred Miller in home for ten days There will be a public installation Clarendeville 24 Chelsea li, DunCapt Ed Howell writes from Ger, on Saturday, Oct 27 at 815 p m dee 0 University 0, Milan 2 St nay he was scheduled to leave there, with potluck lunch after installation Thomas 0, St Phillip of Battle for the atates Oct 2 Received Dis Creek 7 Dexter 25, Ann Arbor Respatch quite regularly there and isJROSENTRETTER PHILBIN Jerves6 much obliged for the same The wedding of Ann Mae Rosen ,, ,ll9C Tech Sergt Charles Pomorski tretter, daughter,jLiirand Mrs BIG BATTLE CREEK FIRE arrive on the Queen Mary at NewJHrman Rosentretter of Webster to Battle Creek experienced a bie York on Sept 28 after 3 years ser Lt James Peter Philbin of Self ridge fire last Thursday when some 20 vice overseas in North Africa, Italy, et son of Bir and Mrs Walter stores and shops were deatroyedThe VQI France and Germany After visiting s philbin of Redford, took place at St 1 tailor shop of Roy Henry, formerly jAVTnin bis parents on M36 he left for, jCaryg rectory Saturday at 3 p m, ef Pinckney was one of these, hir j, Rv Pr Murnhv officiatinir Thev total loss is estimated at 35000, J COMMUrrY CGixuJL bKCH Rev Aftred Allard, MJniter MrsFlorence 3augft,Organist and f Koir Director G M fhornpson S t Supt Morning Worlhip 1030 Sunday ochool 1130 Choir practise Wed evening You are the one lor whom the bell peals It peals for you and you alone Tfai church welcomes you to its services Make Sunday couil for the great things of the soul I dci writing ol luil employment should be consistent with the mods and obligations of the federal government ami other evntnil considera1 tions of national policy to juote the Mnators own words Senator Taft, Republican of Ohio, sponsored an other amendment, also adopted,rej iirmg the goernniit to finance all th u iu s by la ted the bhe j WOU 11 a pi f to J jgram revent national del idea hav e is this to est d t n ig my TI ate in d net i t ie and aiincrease ,res nin de nt abcr ol jobs private indutry could pro GOSPEL MISSION Iastor Fra Urxhey S S Supt Marin Shiiey Morning Woil ip 1001 Sunday School 101 receive his disidential citation, Oak Leaf Cluster, Purple Heart and 6 battle stars His brother, Raymond is with the army of occupation in Germany Ken Lanont USN is home thj week Goes baok Saturday Harrison, Pa, to , , ,, charge He has received the Pres vere attended by Miss Elizabth Gall Fire trucks from Kalamazoo Percy WAR FUND DRlVE agher of Dexter and Lt Kerchner Jones hospital and Kellogg Field The ouHc arn of Selfridge Field Both the groom were called to assist the Battle n,med for th and best man have recently return i Creek dept starting Oct,the quota is IRA C OTT ULLCD BY TRAIN Ira C Ott, W, employed by the New York Central Railroad at Dexj ji andthe groom of St Marys m of Redford Ha was a student of the University of Detroit at the time of ed from the European theatre ofj The Henrys who lived over their war Following the ceremony a dinn shop lost all their furniture ana and reception was held at the home clothing of the brides parents after which couple left for northern Michigan, bride is a graduate of Dexter big h I vide and esVmale the amount ol government pending needed to niakej up the dilleiehc after estimating total amount of jobs needed The average error in budget esti, mate of fiibTnl rect ,pt in 7 of j the hift lb y ars was about 10 per cent, in federal expenditures was 2i f pei cent and the budget eotin ate on j tne annual delnit vvas 10 percent , off tne chap non j War run I hnvei If the President and budget dir S12So0 Lctr cannot estimate conicMiiiM expenditures accurately how can th Peoples Meeting 710 Worship er Service, WTed R00 Life continues to be a series of ups and downs iW ,,that interesting umji,1 LaLie chara h , Oenerau tieoige luttonlle first got in wrong iu Sicuy b slappinK a wounded Gi iuii nad won ,evx ral medals for bravery Shelved for awhile he was at length restored to duty and given a command in the Normandy n a am where lie made a brilliant record and advanced rnorf miles per day witli lis hiviMon than any other, den Made governor of occupied iciiiiuuy he found himself a square peg ,11 a round hole and immediately got into difficulties for keeping Naz1 ies in prominent positions, frater 1 niing etc He has been relieved of his command there and placed in 1 command of division which exists 1 on paper This again proves that a 1 brilliant field general does not nee essarly make a good administrator In the civil war U S irant became one of the mo famous generals of ail time Klccted to the presidency, he was entirety out of his sphere I and his administrator was one of the most corrupt on record His own 1 honesty was never questioned and he died practically penniless Gen Mc Arthur is also undergoing a de luge of cjitn sm for h s handeling of affair in Japan on the frronnds I he is giving Japan a soft peace and i lea iii too many enemy Japs in re m 1 hie places CONGL COM OFFICERS j The Congl Com Church have el ected the follwmg ofiu for the ter for the past 37 years, the last 20 of Radfori He was a student of the ensuing year as agent was struck and killed by a University of Detroit at the time of TrusteeLonne VaaSlanbrook and freight there at 815 a m Tuesday j induction John Burg i morning Some bills and papers he CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Deacon Morley Keynohis was carrying in bis hand blew away The Manete attempted murderTreas Clyde Fiber aadta he stepped en the track to get j muraer trial at Howell has been pos Asst Treas Jk Hann tt them he was bit by an engine poaed a week and the Judge is hear1 Clerk Eloye Campbell The deeeased was born in Win iM, noijurv CUM I Benev Treas Jennie Kellenberger1 Deaconess Dora Swarthout eneeter Ohio, but had Uved in Dexter since 1908 He married Maude Simmons of Adrian who died in 140 Surviving is a daughter, Marilyn of Saginaw, a sister, Mrs Carl Bates ef Dexter and a brother, Roy, ef Defewtt Hiss affiliations wei served m aaater ef Washtenaw Long Me dS ef Dexter years and has the past 1 ing nonjury eases Hrighton, Mrs Peter Leitz Ceuway, Kmeiy Miler Cohoctah, Roland Mner Deerfield Floyd v ird Fo livlle, I ti iilman Onoii, Pen Hacker Croon Oak Mhs Alex Cameron Hamburg, K W Hinckley Hartland, Keenoy 1arshall Iosco, George Kirtland Marion, Roy YA oilh Putnam, Eleanor Lodwidge Tyrone, Arthur Collins Inadila, Hazel Erenher Howell, James Tooley president estimate correctly what 4 state govcrntnnts,thousands of local governments, hundreds of 11 a recent app d for all indue triai ts to provide jobs for returning veterans who have sufetd amputatnons, Capt Rickenbacker set the number of uch veterans at 30,000 He was infantly challenged on this by Gen Omar Bradley in charge of veteians affairs, ion Bradley said according to records there were only i thousands of local governments and ,,,,,, amputations among army veterans and 2000 anion, the navy Mrs WO Bird of Dearborn spent Organist Florence Baujrhn last week fft the Harry Lee home Mrs M dden and sonack are viaituig ,g Frank McFadden at Ft Oelthorpe, Ga Mr and Mrs John Croupe and JHe wm pj lair Croupe were guests at the W C tier home Sunday Ralph he Just ea discharged from the savvies after 4 yean, mostly in Asst Organist Eloyse Campbell j Choir Director Florence baughn hundred, of thouandv of bovine firms and 14o,i0n,f0ti people are go ing to pend when a ,i of them dont 1 know themselves, MRS MARIE HENDRICKS 1 Mrv Marie Hendricks, 37 died at Foote hospifal Jackson, Thursday She wa, the daughter of William j Dunbar and the late lierihn Dinki 1 , DunFar aM vu born n 1mtdilbi TO GET NEW POSTOFF1CES tov nship, February 1, lmT The The federal government has just family later moved to Pinckney made public a list of the new post where her father was in a haul are ijit Rickenhackersidea was sound hut he should have verified his fig uns before makThj them public He 1 appealed to industrialists to give , these men jobs, saying that in ev ery factory there were jobs these could fill where it would help them thou self respect and prevent 1 the r becoming a burden on the tax I payer A LARGE ONE About a bushel of weet farm north , ilembership ChairmanIrene Thompj offire buildings to be constructed in basine ,s until IM when they ov , Norman White m y 1 state in the near futureAmonjr edno Jackson which has since been rJTL arden here this summer in spite ex tool weather One potato w over three pounds The plants startrtd from slips taken from a vine growing in the house Zat Caaflrito,AM Arbor J ioe Stackable farm was badljr piaees in that township on morning The Under the state law the fire dents, heard has the power to do this where I the money is available Oor aw ef daav the village is not incorporatedOther1 it ft is owned by Dell wise it would be up to the vilUgejSERVlCE MENS DANCE son this UshersWm Euler, John Dinkel,, them are fi,0ii postoffice build their home Otto Poulson, Clayton Bekkering, niis Tor Dextor, Brighton, Man SuiVvjnp are her husband, Sam M E Darrow cheater South Lyon and Romulus Hendricks, and two daughter, Peggy and Milan Belleville gets a 5000 Ann and Doris Irene, her father, CLOSED ON SUNDAYS one and Ann Arbor a MU,000 one William Dunbar and two sister, IsaiK The Lnadilla township board has As only one fourth of the required bell at home and Mrs Harvey Holvoted to close all liquor dispencing amount is now available, only thej mes of Manchester The funeral wa Sunday offices needd mostwill be built held from the PatienceMontgomery township at preesnt and the other as soon as funeral home, Jackson, Monday with burial at PincVney hiARJUAGE LICENSES Sawwnadanelt It is owned hy Den wise t wouM oe up to we vnjre awn,i nscna , VMww Suitii nf Diss oil and coeunied yl veil They may also set the hour The receipU of the service mens1 Maurice Brehn, 27, Gregory, Mar Mr and Mr Hob Melawn i at whieh time they must close The dance held Saturday night were, the Jaynes lftGregory Francis Bob Mr MO SMIWG AM tBBSP AfiHIfe CARD OF THANKS To our friend who us with gifts and cards of on our 50th wedding anniveranryVe sincerely thank yon alL Mr and Mrs B W fitch ef lr inetitntion in UnadilU township 41560 This will be used to buy inson, 18 New London, Conn, Prjsjf SSL Twia,r v affected k the Xnas gifts for the beys in servioe 1 aBa Kartea, 18, FowkrrtUe, r , , k 1 tlflii IliM fiM Aild , 75,u The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, Oct lfc 1945 a ,rc z Ar Sylvan Theatre CHELSEA, M1CJL NEIGHBORING NOTES AAnoiiier examination has been I called for poauuaster at Gregory, he present jxbUmuUr is Hubert Kead appointed a year ago college buildings Bernard Bud Fri,Sat, Oct 12, 13 T , viving are her husbandJacob, Dilloway, former 8 children, Pinckney resident, has been awarded j Charles Mercer is studying the Bronze Medal in Europe for bis tiatry at Ann Arbor skill as a mess sergeant I The City of Howell no has 87 12 pWftTVT AAVtMtnnvt res of land as a nucleus for an air PROTEC1 your dwmport which it paid IlO,760Ita motha for only 26 and den PROFESSIONAL CORNER HAVING A WONDERFUL CRIME A Comedy Mystery with, s Starring PAT OBRIEN, GEORGE MURIMY and CAROLE LAND1S Cartoon Let Go Fishing New tb go toi ric fuj 1 winter NOTS OF 47 AT EARS AGO Sun, Mon, Tue, Oct 14, 15, 16 THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS A Comedy Starring ROBERT YOUNG, LARA INE DAY and ANN HARDING Cartoon Musical Parade Sun Shows 300, 5 00, 7t00, 900 Wed, Thur, Oct 17, 18 SHE GETS HER MAN A Comedy Starring JOAN DAVIS, LEON ERROL AND WILLIAM GARGAN Plus Gordon HeiiiKk who lives north of Gregory was struck and killed by a V M train n rou uiville one day last M while crws uiy the track in his car Dr uy Culver of Stockbridge has Mom lo British iohimea to hunt grziily bear I Neiuhbors of Mrs irace Gardner iiunciman of near Gregory, to tho number of 50 gave her a surprise party at her home last week She is York state moving to Landing y L Andrews isworking in Saline Clifford Howie has received an this week in the interests df the honorable discharge from the U S, Knights of the Loyal Guard army after overseas service in Italy 1 John VanFleet and wife were cali Brighton is to have one of theed to New Jersey last week by the I finest athletic fields in the countrydeath of her father according to the Brighton Argus, The Howell, Stockbnge, Bancroft, It will consist of concrete stands, Ann Arbor and State Faira are field house, fekot offices, rest on ths week rooms and will be enclosed by 7 ft wire fence It will also be lighted The cost will be 17,00 This money was left to Brighton by the late Max Buek and will be administer H by the Detroit Community Fund from, poit ior wnicn y I guaranteed protection One spray of leuc on the presenter port expiree erlou woih damage fof fi in July 1947 years or Berlou pays the damages Mr and Mrs, Henry Qijical or Cory DnJg Stor Pinckr,ey llipitaur nre pi parng v j NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO 13 little gh i of long ago held a party at the G A Sigler home last Wednesday in honor of Jessie BurMurray Walker is visiting In New n6tt, a gstThey wereMary Smith, Jennie Clark, Dida Webb, Jennie Wood, Luella Haze, Lizzie Darrow, ate Brown, Laura Qarrow, Hattie all it will be known as Sloan Field in honor of Mr Bueks mother Genoa school district 4,has purchased a school bus A large number from here went to the Stockbridge Fair today to see the Page Fence Giants colored of Adrian play the Detroit D A C The colored boys won 1 to 0 Richard Clinton has purchased the Albert Renson grocery store and will conduct the same Will Monks has resigned his posi Haze, Ella Nash and Leal Haze A M0 ThePincbty Sariirium Ray M Daffy, M O tHaehaey, Miehlgea Sunday11 00 a m to IiOO p m Wednesday to 4 tp m, 7 to S p m Saturday7 to 8 la the eveaiag HERB SNEEl ttS MTM Howell Real Estate, 1 City, Lake sad ft A Uet Your DUG R, McCLUSKEY DENTIST MH H Miehifaa Ill Evealage by HaeraU, Mfcalgan bounteous drnner was served and Jessie Burnett was presented with an ivory clockG A Sgler took the pictures of the group The Live Wire class gave Roy MARION BEAUTY SHOP Campbell a farwell party Thursday SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS prior to his leaving for Lansing The Juniors have elected the following officers Pres, Blanch Frost Vice Pres, Stanley Hall Sec, Olah Docking Treas, Helen MercerTho Freshmen officers arePres,Clifford Cook Vice Pres, Dean ReasonSec Lloyd Teeple Treas, Neita Wilcox The 0 E S will celebrate their CEMCTEMOJUALS Ana Arbar, Miehlgea HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Miealf aa Loeal Representative Pheae 7 or 439 Monument Marker MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLO WAVES Phone 6 MARION JARVISOwner tion as rn and now transnt Stockbridge and entered the denSWING OUT SISTER ports their 26 pupils to BBrghton tal dept at e University of Michi Vith The oil well on the Gerald Bauer pan down The Detroit News is getting ready 40 ft to issue a series of articels onMen clerk with Holme3 Dancer 25th anniversary Saturday evening PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PPN ttrii iMr, Mlehlgaa ROD CAMERON, B1LLIE BURKE farm in Green 0oak ls now and ARTHUR TREACHER with a dinner and entertainment Mrs Fred Benedict is seriously at the Freeman Allison home ill N Coming Nob Hill The Enchanted POISON FOR LADIES TRADGEf Fire which started in the Vwment 0f Progress in Michigan D1ES OF W0MEN ALCOHOLICS Conflict of the Brighton school destroyed Born to Joe Roberts and wife on Like sugar to a diathetic, liquor if some athletic equipment last Wed Sept 23, a daughter and to Wirt Poison to lad,es them harder nescray Arthur Hutchings, janitor Carpenter and wife on Sept 25, a was overcome by smoke and Miss daughter Shirley Baum had a bad spell All Henry Ruen is working in the LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Paoa MFS Mbaijaa MARTIN J LAV AN MleVai 9 Uw Paaaa IS Brlfsaa mh VelWinKle VaaWbUiT Doa W VMiWiaala Caarlaa K aaWte Attorney at Law Flrtt Suta and Savlaft Bank Hawaii, Mtahtfar P H Swarthoat SOB I FTJNERALHOMB Madera Eelpaaaat Anaalaaea Phon 39 fta JIW okaey, Mlekia Howell Theatre Wd, Thur, Fri, Oct 10, 11, 12 BETTE DAVIS in THE CORN IS GREEN Cartoon Latest News Sat, Oct 13 JAMES DUNN in THE CARIBBEAN MYSTERY Also ALLAN LARE in SILVER CITY KID Special Cartoon Mat Satfor Kiddies pupils were gotten out safely Staff Sergt Carl Bidwell and wife Ruth Devereaux of Ozark, Alabama, are visitnq in this section He has been transferred to Ft Robinson, Ark Dr John Hannah, president of the Mih State College has announced iho nnrehnse of 10 acres of land adjoining the college for 20000 as a site for mens dormitories and and women alcoholics are rapidly in creasing, declares Genevive Park hurst, noted researcher She begins a vital series of articles on drinking women, in the American Weekly with this issue Oct 14 of the Detroit Sunday Times FURNACE REPAIRING Sihroeder hardware store at Howell and Andrew Ruen for Holmes Dancer at Stockbridge The Pirkwiok Chjb wa organized nt the Williams home at Anderson Cory Drug Store, Pinckney last week with the following officers EIGHT cents a year will protect a Pres, C A WillamsVice Pres, Sid j mans or ladys suit from moth damSprout Sec, Frank Hinchey Treas, j age fr 5years One spraying of Ber , h A Hinchey lou Guaranteed Mothsprajr does it OTJ 17 FnrahT R1 died Berlou pays the damages i The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney J Mrs at her home in Genoa Sept 25SurQutcitat ball FIRE POTS REPLACED, FIRE POTS RECEMENTED GRATES AND PARTS FOR MOtf f MAKES OF FURNACES ELECTRIC WIRING AND ELEC TRICAL PUMP REPAIR PHONE OR WRITE B M Heating Co Phone 13F21, 610 UNADILLA ST Sun, Mon, Tues, Oct 14, 15, 16 Mat Sun 200 p m Continuous DEANNA DURB1N in LADY ON A TRAIN I with RALPH BELLAMY, DAVID BRUCE Cartoon Newg Wed, Thue, Fri, Oct 17,18,19 PAUL MUNI la COUNTER ATTACK Novelty Newi THE AVON THEATRE Show 7 tid 9 p m Slow Time I Fri, Sat, Oct 12, 13 UTAH Another of Roy Roger good musical Western with DALE EVANS, CABBY HAYS Cartoon Brother Brat I Wont Play Jungle Thrill S, Tue, Oct 14, lb EARL CARROLLS VANITIES A Musical Revue with lot of girl, dancing and fun with DENNIS OKEEFE, CONSTANCE MOORE Cartoon PUn Daffy Blue No Schooner Newt ComingThin Man GOM Home, HHp Your Powder Dry Grant Flamarioa Dead and Disabled Horses Anil Cattle Hog, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 MIUIIIIIIIIitllllllllllfliilinilllllllMIIIIFMIIIIIIIIIliuilfimillllllllllllUlllllimiltMUII I LIVESTOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko PHONE MmillnMM MWiaUiTiHMIWWlHllltllMMnttllltliiW Septic Tanks and Cess fools Cleaned WIlH MODERN KHJIPNENl DanBurkett IOB SALENS year aid mare, weigbfev Mbmtt 1SA aad 12 year aid geld iy iMC fJt abaat MOO, god worker 2 cetta, 1 aad 2 years oM 19F11 Generally we dont put much stock in fortunetelicu, palmists and mindreaders, but in recent months we have been gazing into our crystal ballfull of electricity We see an allelectric home complete with a practically miwnafff kitchen, a grand timesaving,laundry and the newest airconditioning unit Some of our friends have electric kitchens and laundries and we know of the many labor saving advantages they offer However, we are especially interested in the airconditioning unit with its pure, conditioned air which bids fair to make ours a cleaner, more healthful home Electric equipment is not g4 sale now Some is bemg tribute It will be to name on your electrical dealers Ust0 so that you will be able to get it at the ratty available for wtanutactured and dts,r WHnleO LA jOUtKMKCUAMAtmXBr The DETROIT EDISON Co Big Auction Sale AT BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN OP CEMETERY L0TS72 IN NUMBER AT 10 P M Each aad Brery Parcel Will Be Said to the Baat Bidder Wfthowt Reeerve Located Nortaweat Part of Brighton, friichiga Best Lots Sell First However all Lot will be sold in Brighton HillsMemorial Park Yap can buy what you want, when you want and go as tar aa you like Many people have request ad Lots HeretNow you all have an equal opportunity They will never be so cheap again Beautifully PlattedEvery Lot on a wide Street From 2 op to 6 Burials can be made mi each lot Perpetual ears of grounds has been arranged for 9000 FREE to parson Mating closest estimate to the total amount of ail lata Other gift and Entertainment all during the sale Most unusual Sale Ever Held in Livingston Coaaty TURMS13 cash or equivalent at time at asja lima aa bai aaee, or pay all cash Deads will be saade by owner at aad left with the Brighton Bank KEEP THIS ADV POft REFERENCE The Impertiace of this nnieme mated Men, Women ami Chid Sale shasid met be and ssat year ceica T LEITH OW AMD DCVTLOrfiR r, Ohiav A YM iat tY m He wlll be ghd m help yen aiVf 0fNftOHflY fO VOUt COMMIJMirY WAS CNfff y r4i an My fe msipppijwifwwwf mm M , Hie Pincknov xl Wednesday, Oct 10 1945 y V FROM many uc UV te vicemens hospitals has come a flood of requests and suggestions to the U S Victory i JVaste Paper Campaign for help under the DoubleV Program Representatives of these hospitals have listed scores of little f uxtra comforts which they know will add immeasurably to the morale and wellbeing of the boys who are trying to win thdir way back to health Veterans of Normandie and Saipan t of the Coral Sea and the Battle of tha Bulge If s such a tixesome toad this long trail back But you may help to shorten it WW NOT ADOPT A SIRVtCEMBNS HOSPITAL flow By choosing one hospital to receive the extras your organization can supply Remember there are 650 hospitals sttocoast Theres a hospital near you or you may th to choose one at a distance It will thrill the boys to know t youve decided to channel part of your waste paper oney to them And helping them will thrill yotvtoo So put it up to your local waste paper collection groups ey may want to start with a small percentage of their waste per income enough to make a contribution Cr it may fje possible to care for a whole hospital with available waste paper money HIT IT INTO YOUR LOCAL PLAN JVOU will not have to disturb any local arrangements now hi feet The DoubleV Program does not displace any local tup regarding either collection of waste oapr or expend re of money , Remember, the wounded are coming back at the rate of rev 1,200 a day They need sympathetic care to help lem forget what theyve been through So get under way a Gregory, Mich,, Phone I9F1 Carey Afphalt Shingles PTZ Sheep Pills 210 LBS Thick Butt 135 GR 5 95 525 PT Z Pasture Mix 5 lbs Clay Steel Stanchions Clay Stanchion Stalls Clay Drinking Bowl Puritan Water Softeners White Paint F,RST QUAUTY Heavy Milk Cans, 10 gal Oil Tanks 275 gal Lge Stock GalvPipe tHNCKNEY DISPATCH nWrft at poatorfio Mtok iubocripttou UU a yoai Fkid la 44f aar r AUt W CUWJ5TT FUBLUHEI Hmniiiiimiimniiuiiiiiimiiimuiiiiim 1 Cold Capsules S S Paul Ayotte of Detroit spent the week end with Doni Spears i 24 CAPSULES 26c Gurntd Fred Read and wife returned f their trip to Canada Saturday The Misses Alberta Dinkel and js Barbara Jtsell were In Lansing SatS urday Roosevelt Pike of Wayne spent the week end at the Kobert Pike home , Sergt Steve Gercyz and wife of2 Detroit called on Mrs Emma VollJg mer Sunday S Ona Campbell and family and 2 Rita Kennedy were in Ann Arbor 3 Sunday t Denise Ledwidge and Carol Steck 5 were home, from Detroit the week S end I B Mrs Clare Miller spent the weeks end with Dorothy Parker in East 5 Lansing s Mrs Mildred Whitlock entertained s the Lakeland Kiiigs Daughters last s Wednesday S Joe Burns who broke his hand is ifilllllllllllIIIIUIIIIIIIIItllll now and played in the football T White Pine Cherry Cough Syrup 5 OZS 2c, 6 OZS 52c CORY DHUG STORE OK i dth the DoubleV Program The hospital Chaplains or youf E l Red Cross Camp and Hospital Committee will gladly,, ride you with information as to extra comforts needed and Xehey should be sent i 1 ternedys Gen Store game last Friday MrsAmbrose Kennedy of Whitmore Lake visited Mr and Mrs Murray Knnedy last week i The Andrew Campbell family call ed at the Earl Gaines home near Howell Sunday Raymond Reason and wife of Detroit called at the Willam Mercerhome Sunday Lee Lavey and famIy ctHei on of Mr and Mrs, Joe Metz of Howell Thursday night Mr and Mrs Clayton Parmalee of Hillsdale were Sunday visitors at the Andrew Campbell home Mrs Janis Baker and Miss Betty Carr of Detroit spent the week end at the R J Carr home Martin Ritter srt Lakeland agent, was called to Missouri last week by the ilness of his mothe Miss Ruth LTinstead of Detroit spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs, L W Umstead Harry Murphy, sister, Druscilla, and Mrs Ciare Paimer attended the worlds series tn Detroit Frday Ivan Reader who is hom on fur lough and wifj of lloweil called on Wesley Reader Fndav and Saturday 1 It i Mr and Mrs Clifford Haines and time of Mr at Oak rVWWWWVW , v miiiiiMtimmniiKiiiimmiiiiiiMiiimmiii i Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE arm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARSER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney J The FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co Th STATE OF MICHIGAN WIIHIi4lIIIIUI1lhiilUIIIIIUMIIIilllia 1 First National Ban k I J 2 sons were recent guests and Mr Stanley Haines Grove Mr and Mrs Ora Haines wore quests last week at the home uf Mr and Mrs Laurence Richmond at Jackson Sunday visitors at the John Martin Martin home were Fred Bortz and family and John Meynr and family of Ypsilanti Mrs Anastaeia Bellfranez has re, ber, Probate Court for the County S of Livingston At a session of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 24th uay of September A 1,, l4r Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Kstate of Theresa A Marsh appearing to the Court that the for presentation of iilaiin against Mid estate should be lirni ed, and that a time and place be up pointed to receive, exanMW a i adjust all claims and demands a nsl sail ilio er by una belore said Court It is Ordered, That all of the e Ovjtors of jaicf deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said iiaL Oiiice on or before the lird day of Decern A D, 1,M5 at ten oclock in i in Howell cr gna 2 MTeer s Plil h Federal Supervision Fwhrnst Oepoitt In turance Corporation All Da t Insured up to 5,000 fo Dpcitor S DONT TAKE A CHANCE 3 BEFORE YOU INVEST I 1 INVESTIGATE I excirculated 5 of Probate turned to Ann Arbor after pend the forenoon, sad time and place 2 iu the past two months with Mrs Lucia Dreyei Mrs Laura Hester of Ypsilant and A N Housncr of Urthton wore callers at the Andrew Nesbitt home ast week John Bell and wife and Mrs Elizabeth Brown and daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nelson Treaster in Ann Arbor Sunday callers at the home of George Meabon jr were Ed Cooper and wife of Linden, Mary Maletzski and Mrs Phillips of Fowlerville The card club was entertained at the Dilloway home in Howell Sunday The S H, Carr and Mylo Kettler J55J U s families were dinner quests Sunday of Mr and Mrs, Harry Lee Mrs Ray Bums, Mm Jean Conklin, Mrs Louis Coylo ano bet Jack Young and family were in De troit last week Tuesday Week end callers at the Frank Aberdeen home last week were Jack Faircbild of Detroit and Joe Nogjrle 5555155 and wife of Ann Arbor BLRLOU gives you a written Mr and MrsBob Nelson and Jack guarantee to repair or replace your Cadwell were Saturday dinner gues being hereby appoitted for the amination and adiustiruiit of all claims and demands against said a deceased S It la further Ordered, That pub a lie notice thereof be given by pub5 lication of a copy of this otir once each week for three success ive weeks previous to said day of 2 hearing in the Pinckney Dispatchay newspapur printed and in iid County Willis L Lyons, Judge A true copy Celetia 1arshall, Register of ProLiaW 666 COLD PREPARIATIONS LIQUID TABLETS, SALVESNOSE DROPS Lii Only As Directed New industriesnevv busifieswill follow the wars end and begin shaping the world of the iutbre Planes and plastics, radar and rayon, transportation and television, will show the way to the new world of our dreams Capital is needed to make these dreams coine true lneM capital wii earn profitsif it is nvested wisely We irg invojitori to eernse xa ton in making investments, Do business only with REPUTABLE men Cet iiiformation fron the Michgan Corporation and Securties Joannision, Bank of Lansing Bidg, Lansing 4, or 2000 Cadillac Suua Udg, Decik Michigan as to whether or not the man who solicits you is properly Kissed and his proposition is legitimate immwiiHimMwtMymniiicyPimitiiMn mothproofed for 5 possessions if they are damaged bjd moths within 5 years On spraying ,, fliti with Berlou does the job orerlou V ioronly50 Berlou guaranpays for the damages Cory Drug Store, Pinckney , , , Capt John H uif uni The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney tees to Repair your fur coat if damaged by moths within 5yeara When Ready to Market Livestock UkMtxMCt ymr trueker to deiiveryour consignment to you own tamers eooperatv MlUaf ageney on the Botroit Liarketwfco 0er UM Boat in Saloa A Servico RoliaMo Karkot Inforroiomar tk gtettNU of the Wdugui Radio Notwort at 1216 t WmUf tfwROfldi Frtdajr kkl4p M atadc i tU tor market oH a ration of graia 4v OB IficMcao foraM, o4 gvarantoos tho conaumor diofco daai at all dnoa Mich Live Stock Exchange Y Septic Tanks Cesspools Cleaned WRITE AiAENEL HOTEL ftOOM 70 o PHONE 4Z4t AMMAABOft MICH X, af Work, M aa4 now work, Xj Uoek layiac by hoar Remodelof Mr and Mrs Bob Ackley The Nelsons are moving to Oregon Mr and MrsAlbert DinkH, lie1 hter, Alberta, and Edna Maas and Mr and Mrs John Dinkel called at v UUY berlou guaranteed moth spray tLZ DnnhaT h0 JaClMUn lnM FlonceWeBaughn and Mrday and protect your fine clothes, Sunday furniture and rugs for 5 years BerTh Micca Vniioia z,tsicVMi W C Miller were in Lansing last UI1,,,M K , ,OM J he Misses i atncia MacKAaie, nou Guarantees to prevent moth damPatrick Young, Muriel Read and Al inursoay i damages ice Lee Ware were home from Lan un dlnnjr ef,ts of Mr and Cory DrS Store, Pinckney sin over the week end M Manf rey were Henry J J and Mra, Mra Jennie Devereaux returned irey and family of Jackson and J Mp and Rob from Wyoming last week where she Char BurKho der and Carrol, d M and M c Bunn visited her 8ister,Mr8 Kiltie McCabe Swart of Howell , I Thi8 week he went to Evart to v8it Ca,lers at the Ra TBurns Ip8,Iann hee daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Smith 7JZT,JA lW lanti wee aturd vistors at the Mr and Mrs P W Curlett andand 11 1118 C and tfe daughter, Paula, were inDetroit on Mrs Ella Dixon nd trankc, Mr Sunday to take Mr and Mm Henry MrsKoto Howard and Mu tva MCHauck home who have been visiting vnjL ,,, here several weeks following from here are attend The Julius Falkenburg family have in Grand Chapter O E S in Grand moved into the Stanton Line house Rapids tbia week Mr and MrsFrank at Anderson they bought Grant Aberdeen, Dorothy Ellis, Mr Ethel Goolie and wife have moved front Ellis, Mrs Eloise Campbell, Mrs there to one of the Bourbonnais Lobdell, Mrs Florence Baughn, cottages at Lakeland ard are work H Haarf Parker, Mrs Anna Rea ing at the Lakeland Tavern S0IJ Mrs Wm Brash, Mrs Carmen NOTICELiberal reward for infor1 Iortlr Mrs Alta Meyer Bi B cnmSrmailu ation loading to the recovery of ARTICLES moth proofed with Ber ba Bing0 Br0Wn ,B c1MniML Henderson bicycle 4aen from prop M guaranteed against moth dam FQR gALR Heavy ZJZSSZ iHyII cleanjncan rtandard ire new furnace pokon, PROTECT your now chair fromJ Avf 2 wall rogiatoV and furnace tfpl damage by motKs for only 25c a apray a rait or droat U Se a a 1 4 anvoraal year One apraymg of Berlou top , j tripod, coaster atod for tfmm Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsii lanti were Saturday I John Martin home He in now em ployed by the Economy Bailer at Ann Arbor Mrs Alice Schoenhals and Mrs Ly dia Karus children of Howell call ed Sundnv on ho T J Henry and Thomas Ware famiie The Michigan State Normal coilego of Ypsilanti will hold their homo coming on Oct 1213 Thero will he a pep meeting,bonfiredancing to the music of Joe Baccerka and a foot game pays ff vm mnmu L m WHZF IFOR SALEl tor Horse 6 yra old, DTITL BayHorat, 10 ynLoM Grip VjZy Js slBBsVBkV AsHsW sBaHsssV k i Ui fe rf rK r HTM ltJi,,Tl rJk 4 ty H VMWtv4cJ mSnii Mr7 s ,s s J1iK J v , A,, VTyflS ftjbHWiwwmwmitt 1 Si,vvi The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, Oct 10 945 ki5uituiiimHui Plaee Your Order 1 NOW Classified Want Ad 1 LOSTAt Alf v Lam S i ol niujiuy Finder pi i ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Refrigerators, Stoves Washers, Ironers Etc LOCAL NEWS Mrs Phillip Sprout spent Friday Stockbridge Mrs Stanley Dinkel spent Saturday in Stockbridge Role Shehan of Ann Arbor is eeported some better Mrs Hattie Hurd of Cadillac was a caller at the Ben White home laat week Mrs Ella Newman of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the Ben Lane auction a sum, white home ease notify Emgiett Clark and family of How ell were Sunday guests at the Waltr Clark home Mrs Gtjge Clark of Ypsilanti spent the first of the week with 1 12 miles Northeast ol Pinckney ner 80na ncr on RmhLake Road 1 Mr and Mrsu w c AtLee arriv good used cars, 1937, ed home last week Thursday from a visit to Npith Dakota j Mrs Phillip Soule and children of Howell spent Sunday at the Phill rOU SALE tuout a truck load of P Sprout home Sikiudlinj, boards and blocks Come Miss Isabell Nash and Henry Fait Stand get it and bring J Percy Fiiis of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at 5M3fi West the W J Nash home heater 79, Evelyn Nash was in Lansing Stanley Dinkel FOR SALEGrapes 200 per bushel Fred Seymour Pinckney WANTED10 xj 1942 Highest cash prices paid 2 Livingston Motor Sales Buick S Pontiac Dealers, Howell, Mich S,j FOR SALERenown S I good condition HI 2 W Main St day last wees parlor M E Darrowne A1 ,,,, P hone 1171 M8, Alma Harris and daughter, v,u , A, r A , ,1 Zlta, of Detroit called at the Wm JOK SALEA large quantity of g, hwnJ Smda I furnture,KOod condition Mrs Rov Clark and Mrs Lucile John Hudkins, 121 Unadilla LEE LAVEY mi,iimiiiMtUHmiiimiiiHiiiHiiuiiiiiiMtinniminnirnuiiiiiiinnHuiHiniuHi iuilllillWUilllm inrtHlllliHIIUIIIIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIMllllllllllllfciIIHIIllllH Mrs Roy Clark i i Shirev went to Canada Friday to FOR SALE4 lots 66x132 in rlin briniy Joe ciark, David Ledwidge S hoys addition to Pinckney Village and Jimmie Jarvig home for the n ihstrut and deed for inforyeek encj Sanation see George W Meyer Mr and Mrs Ernest White and g Stockbridge, Mich Phone 74F32 Mr and Mrs Basil Whte of Howell Electric Abso wero callers at the Bon White home con Sunday Sonday guests of Ms and Mrs W H Meyer were Mr and Mrs Mark Farrell and family of Orchard Lake, gl jtfirt SALEG cu ft S pure refrigerator, first class dition 75 0183 Ann St, Silver Lake, First cottage north of Camp W A Ketcham s Dirkett I FC ReickhoffSr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS HONE 53 Residence 613 WANTFDGeneraf farm iiuid by Mr and Mrs Ronald Boring of 2 he month A DeVoe Detroit and his brother, Richard I I 10000 Northwest Territorial Red j Meyer of Santa Barbara, Calif 5 Dexter, Mich MrsPauI Ramsdell of Stockbridge S ANTIQUES WANTEDTDiahes, hats, ca,led Mr and Mrs 5 lamps, china figures, glass baskets, 1e, last Tuesday 2 slippers, animals, milkwhite dinheg, J jeek S with hoMs arouncf tfe ftdge, china S jewoll boxes and clocks, buttonsjew ros1 bowls, vases, pictures, fur niturc Write Barbara Hunn, Par ma, Mich and she will call glelry, m iiiiiiiiwisiiw nrmimninanimmituiimuiliimiur FOR RNT5 room farni house at North Lake H i leiiirr 7045 Hankerd Rd Gregory iO FOR SALESixtecn gunye pump nut with shells, heating stove, small cook stove Mi iiia Dyiu EOBZSALKXW LOUisXViuitdly davenport, never usud, all spring construction Inquire JIIUK Muphy 211 E Main St, Phone S7 mouth cou Jas FOR old, SALKSpiingr spaniel, 2 yrs trained Ora Hsivis Foil SALEr0 White Leghorn tlioruhnnl pulles, 4 months old for 125 each, also 50 ft store counter Mike Hnrnack FOR SALETwo family house accept small fown payment EH LOSTTwo horses, sorrel mare and roan horse Finder notify Eon I MacAinch, Frank Bowers farm K7K Cedar Lake Road1, Pinckney FOR SALEA large size circulating , Garland heating stove, bums wood 1 or coal, also a small white enSmel kitchn range Mrs Iva Darrew Hollis WyMrRamsdell was with infantile paralysis and is at U of M hosptal, Ann Arbor L W Umstead is harvesting his potato crop which he planted in the I muck land at the curve in the road to Howell road which he drained and tiled last year He ha about half of the crop and expects to get 3000 r business there The digging is done by a machine and he has most of the t Vking them up at so much ryr huhel Will EtUblUtMid IMS IMS in Murphy FOR SALE1KJO Pli good running brdef 666 Patterson Lake Rd WANTEDRadioRepair Work 17 800 Darwin Rd Phone 7F3 do Glenn Hull FOfrjALI It Wt Mans over WANnrD coat,piearly new, 1 heavy mansi overeat, nied, several pair of mens shots, sizes 0 J2 to 10 12 at 7nc a pair, 1 pair of hoys Oxfords,si 1 , nearly new, 40 piece set of aniher ,lass fishes 1 00, ice box, 50 lb i capacity, 2 Underwood Electric Ra zors 5 each Inquire at 24 5 CHiCKENS Highest prices paid for all kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Phone 572, Hovvjell FOli SALE Slahwood, buy now, next winlnr may be too 1 ate Tbureson Lumber Co, Phone Howell 844 McPherson State Bank DO NOT WORRY ABOUT WAR BONDS YOUR iiuumiimiiiMMssiiiiiiiiuiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiitifliiiuiiiuuHiiiiiihinaaiiiiimiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiUHjmiiiiiit Housewives SAVE YOUR f WASTE FATS Tha United States Government 3 We think there are a few people who have the idea that our Govern ment may freeze your war bonds so that you will not be able to cashl them when you wish to use the money j The contract is explicit that these bonds are worth a definite pjee, varying each year as your bonds i near maturity We have a letter signed by the Secretary of the Treasury to reassure you if you have any doubts about their liquid ity s We know of no finer way to save money than to continue to buy VICTORY BONDS cashable whenever you need money Needs them HePilerioo State Bank g i Monty to loan at rtuonaott rat Interest paid on Savings Book ant a, Time Certificates ot ItoymiL r McPheraon State BaJ , All 4MiU op to M00 te I M by omr maaibaraUp i W F4 S eral PipiiU I I Sor EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store MONC YOULL CWC SETTEf MEATS A1 Clarks STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a session of said Court, u4 at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 26th day of September A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Estella M Worden, Deceased Carl Bollinger having filed in said Court his petition, praying for license to sell the interest of said estate in certain real estate therein described It is Ordered, That the 15th day i THE DRESS THAT OES EVERYWHERE AND DOES EVERYTHING 1 v I Its pretty, youAgTHi calculated to moke life more worthwhile for busy young women who go places and do things Fashioned of fine rayon gabardinetbotakes and holds good tailoring, in new fall shades The four special AC patented features make U tops in j, n fall getaround fashions 12 to 20 V MAIL ORDER STORE NAME Gentlemen t Pltoie tend me my VERSAT1LERS in rhett sizes end colorsi Nome Addret OtyM Stote O COCO Gk O J WIMfllHIHHlfMl Oeld live It owe Aqua Coral Oreee ,fHlMMMHtHMtl WWHMMIte s PEIRCEfS STORE FOR WOMEN STATE OT MiCHICAM HOWELL MICHIGAN i Tho Probate CaaH for the of Livingsta At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County, on the 2nd Celatia Pfcrshall, ftsjletfn of fteiiali day of October AA D, 1945 I Present, Hon WUlls L Lyona, rAtlM,fI MIM Judge of Probate I COUNCIL MEETING three successive weeks previous te the said day of heartag in die Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper print, ed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyonsjudge of Probate A true copy In the Matter of the Estate of Frank A Worden, Deceased of October AD,1945, at ten oclock It appearing to the Court that the t ww in the forenoonat said Probate Offi time for preaentataoa of claims Trosteea, Thayer, GrhfSth, raiapheH ice be and is hereby appointed for against said estate should be linked and Beck A neont Mtmmr Tifher hearing said1 petition, and that all j and that a time and plaee be appoint Minute of the bat mrntiair Kegular Meeting Oct 8, 1946 Council convened with the following members present Pre, Levey, persons interested in said estate appars before said Court, at said time and place, to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said estate in sairf real estate should net be granted It is Further Ordered, That pontic notice thereof be given by pabiica tion of a copy of this 4t4tr, for three snrraanVe weeks previous te ad day of herr, in he Pinckney Dispatch, a circulated in said County Willi L Lyons, Jude of 1 Attest and a true copy Cekettn Psramell ffagieter U Pileeti ed ce receive, examine and adjust all enlpsnent fbfed claims and demands against said de Mewed by Tneyer and cupperied It ceased by and before said eonrt U is Ordered, That all of the iters of said to present their etajass te said Csswt at sad Probsts Otflee ee She 17th day of Dfirisahfr, A, Di lr4S, at tea eeieek n tiU fsgiUny1 asid tisae mi fsnee being hajiaby ap I pointed far the iireaalantlai sail mi J, inatsaent of att ageinet anii H 2s he dwen my Seek that eeenct to dean alleys hack of Hecks of reblmsh as alleys hi flie 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 October 10, 1945 Description An account of the resource October 10, 1945 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 1945-10-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/178bf261d9506756961a3c1814778199.pdf a0d714fe03d3afa6c024b37059656a33 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. intot VduMtt News Items of Boys in Service Men nasi item Utwii Oe Bon WW AM Sort in the i Teen Age Sbool Team Organization Beats Ann Arbor uTSi IYK 13 to U Seas Senatday 1W rnwetoty Diaptch Wedttetday Oct, 3 1945 Na 40 Formed Here Last Wnk Jack Wilson jr, sou of Mr and lira Jack Wilson of Hiland Lake, I A social unit for teen age girls arrived at Mlama, Florida, last week, wy started last Tuesday night with just now the big toe o Chuck having been tiown there by plane grand turnout of 17 girls at the ciark, HncknJy high achool senior, from over seas He went from there heme of Barbara Tincher The elect 1 r to Ft Branding, Florida , and from ion of officers was as follows there goes to a distribution center He was overseas 27 months Bob Staffer, former Pinckney speed ball pitcher, recently pitched a nohit norun game for a naval team in South Caroina Edsel Myer who has been home on 15 day furlougjr retoirned to San Francisco, California today Hid boat, the U, S S Morris on, which he ser ved for nearly 4 years, was so badly damaged at Okinawa it will be scrapped and he willbe assigned to ajvuer He flies back to California by vaw wugw Donald Gardner who was in the navy at Camp ferry, Va, arrived home Monday, nignt, having receivbroke President Mary Larue Vice Prea, Leona Campbell Secretary Marjory Bootz Treasurer June Am Dues of 10c eveiy meeting were voted and meetings will be nek every two weeks at the Veterans Hall above the fire hallThrough the courtesy of the veterans and cooperation of the townspeople we exa real organization with everyone interested in teen age girls behind it Sponsors are present are Mrs Bemice Seekula and Mrs Clare Miller As soon as we aye es tablished and settled the inspection of friends and parents is invitetTJBe sure to turn out for your next meet ing and bring your dinners Mrs Clare Miller is the most important piece of huIT MAS CHURCfl ev, Francis Murphy, pastor Massfi at 745 and 1100 a m i V man aaatwyUv Piackjiey for it was Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 man anatomy in Hackney for it was H T by means of this Pinckney high juay , X school squeezed out 1 2 vict ft 1 l Michigan Mirror jm U i R I N JteNewsjU OMM1M la Which the Michigan Mirror Takes I Life is Michigan seems to be iust a Look t the Agricultural aide one purge after another There woe 1 Judge Fergusons Dut JUCO Michigan postwar Tow or of Ba dept purge, Judge C 0ia bel is going to be dizzy ive purge, Attorney General leth Witness this bit o i demagogery mers prison purge and now a beys Fifty dellars a week or more, reform school purge at Lansing and should be paid to each of the followJ a Detroit trafficcourt purge The ing ory over Ann Arbor high school reserve team at Wines field, Ann Arbor Saturday night Clark kicked a goal after touchdown for Piackney to give them a winnng margin In past years Ann Arbor always Preparation for Holy Communion each Saturday to 9 p ra am1 Sunday 700 to 7 30 a m This iathe firstweek of the 42nd Novenna r Prayers are requested for Mrs had too much power and weight for Agnes Anderson and Roche Shehun Pinckney and the locals were usually who are seriously ill, the lato brother was defeated by this aloneLast year of Rev Depudt, also Austin Collins, Pinckney boys nearly turned the Frank Timmons 10 noon and Every unemployed veteran or civilian Every wounded veteran Furthermore, each adult, GO years old or more, should get from 40 to G0 per week as a retirement pension, also at the bounty of Uncle Hum The sreator of this credo admits this writer are going to label him a crackpot who is appealing to the trick but lost 18 to 12, the same score by which they won this yea The Ann Arbor team had their usual weight and power and some and to a mediottl discharge He one of his feet when boy and could j not Jtand the drilling He wus duct MIL SUBSIDY u13 u L k nVpr MUk ubidy payments for July, Gerald Henry who has been over be seas witt the army weather d Oct 131 it the AAA office at 8 years, mostly on the Engl shehaim, n6 N Michigan Ave, Hovell 1 landed in New York Uty rrUa an mlfc ar and is expected home soon 116 f butterfat Junior Doyle writes from Pearl Xlr W Harbor he is presumably on his WttyJNpTtCE to JpaJJ , 1, MvTriWe wish te than alL who donated Cpl Chare Pomqrski, son ofl and he, , nfcSftT our chicken and Mrs Victor P0 dinner a fantcW Ladies Aid lormer McGregor farm onE M30 was one of those who landed oiKthe VrTpV miU Queen Mary at New York City W h VICTPRY LOAN charge against the traffic court is ticket fixing This practice is a eld as the lulu, o ruch so that it has become an established custom This is the w y it works If a person get a traffic violation tieket if he knows anyone of consequence he culls them up They in turn get in touch with an employee of thefcourt who has the charge reduced or disfreely that reactionaries such as passed The charge was that these employees were charging money te fix tickets but Judge Murphy who for the 8 th Vfctoy this county is El nrs era 158,00, corpor280,00 The drive starts on Octobor 29th RAINFALL RECORD The SeptraJnfall was 75, the wettest of the year May was 617 The smallest was in Jan L7 of an inch Confirmation services Oct 3 at 780 p m Candidates and sponsors be there at 700 Rt Rev bishop Albers will will confirm assisted by 60 men ia uniform artd made asj visiting clergy, many first downs Howaver most of Among the intentions are Sunfor these were in the center of the field,tne John Fohey family 745 Robert as the Pinckaey line Usually heldKalljoat high mass Mon late Anna when Ann Arbor got deep in their VanBlaircum Tueg, Mr and Mrs territpry, RoHln, Marie Strong Wed, for late Mrs Ella MeCluskcy jThurfor Ann Arbor began a march at the1 relatives of Mrs Ella Dixon Frifor start of the game but Pinckney took late Veronica Fohey and relatives Sl ,, u , the ball on crowns on their own Sat, for the late Josephine Abrams101 t0hla appeH tor due8Pyi 20 yard line Here Ann Arbor re Oct 7th i comiwijn Sunuay ior covered a Pinckney fumble and it all women of the parish, looked bad xor Pinckney Then thej line braced and got the ballon downs COMMUNTY COnuL ,HUCH A long pass te Burns took the ball AU , Jm to midfield and from here Gus Led , AJh Bolifti A widge ran 47 yards for a Pinckney JS ttiOrgMtot aad touchdown The attempt for lunatic fringe The author is the forj conducted the purge was unable to mer lieutenant of Louisianas Huey find any proof of this We doubt Long wnok political fame rested on the purge wilj stamp out the custom dividing the wealth whereby every ti8 il ia too old and has existed too American was to become a king with a chicken for every meal His name is Gerald L K Smith of Detroit, founder ox the America First party and onetime primary opponent of Hemer Ferguson for the Republican nomination to the United States senate All of this Utopia is to be achieved says Smith, if enough Americans re OWirSat, for the late Josephine Abrams niembewhlp in the America First cake, pursued by the blood long Times have changed Back in the old days an Uncle Toms Cabin show visited the town every year or ofteuer The children of that day were all familiar with Uncle Tom, Little Eva, Marks, Topsy, Aunt Ophelia, Simon Leree and the other characters and eheered Eliza when she crossed the Ohio river on the floathoitJHmto, point failed Arbor man causing many Pickney fumbles Ann Arbor recovered one of these week He has been in Germany V q Ross Lamb is home from the Val station at Sampson, NN Y f 10 days Raymond Ellis USN is at Pearl Harbor on his way home Peach Palmer is now located at Sebring, Florida Desmond Ledwidge USN who has been at Treasure Island, California, for some time left lest weekDoes rknow whether he will be onsWPittcheir er given shoao duty Income South Pacific island NOTICE Reward Bead U S Marines hasi Th9 Pinckney Kings Daughters been in a hospital at Oceanside, Cali wi, meet wth Mrg Dom Swarthout Where he had one of hs fingers on Thuf 0ct 4 at 2 p m rebroken, reset and placed in a cast He broke the finger at Quantico,Va LQCAL HWS Pvt Cyrus AtLee has been trans, Mfg Louis c , wftg n ferred to Camp Grant, III His wifej Fvidf and daughter will remain here for RoDert G while jthe Seefetd Electric , Ann Arbor in 6 Ann Arber got the 6 M Thompson, S S Supt sni Both tbams played hard and Ann Mrnia Worship 1080 bor played ball instead of the 1 w Choir practise Wed evening We join with the churches throuorh parly, Smiths moneymaking racket,, hounds This show had the longest and thus proceed to persuade Coni run on record and when it came to gress to save the country, i I town everybody went Now we read Unless the do this, we will havethl Bridgeport, Conn, in the far 20,000 unemployed within a year, i north and not in the south, has bann Next an era of wild inflaton Andea the showing of Uncle Toms Cabin finally the smashup of democracy due to opposition of the CIO, Negro j by a Red revolution t leaders,tiie Communist party and the i Its all very simple to listen to BridKeport Pastors Assn Their rea Gerald UK who thrives on publicity wn,it places the negre in a degradand probably will be delighted tojed position and subjects him to reread this about him , icuie ITiie play is a masterpiece of in Pmckney terrtory and by sheer ou the wor,d in celebration of the Now you know and I know tat1 h , nn ttage, has been run Dower went aver for a touchdown Word Commijnien en Sunday at Gerald does not believe personally, stated into most of the foreign lanThTv did not make th extra oolnt 1080 a m Every member and ev in the above economic objectives, guae It had more to do with abol In the second half by mixing lne rY Christian is asked to be present He does believe hat there will be ianing slavery than any thing else stays and passes Pinckney get to the Every worshipper willbe iriven a enough nonthinking sops in the 8K j in thehistory of America went communion folder and ateendanc, j counties of Michigan who might be induced to subscribe to the screwy For years Canada has been held A total of 32 inches for the first 20 yard line where Jto Meyers gtered nine months is above the average pXJKlSL ffa fTLi We extend a 4Ur4iaiw0tation4ooctfj tor subecrihsimHrTjrair w a ntodei4aw attdnnter LIST IUCMO iwiwit fwn, ,, 7T v 4keir own money into Smiths tntJhei resetfr She lew cesne fWvt Detroit Contracted to this sort of econom Now we read thut the butchers of ic nonsense is some breadandbutter frtontreal and other places are out plain talking and clear thinking by on strike over meat rationing and industrialist, F Lihave closed heir places ef business, the Mueller 0eo meat dealers met there and conChief Warrant Officer Stearns fcmrh of the Panama Canal zone is visting bis Kstu, Mrs Charles Mc Sorie and ftml Harold WaW, nephew of Mrs Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell were in Detroit one day last week Mrs Margaret Clark and two children were in Jackson Friday Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Ann Arbor recdvewd some more Pinckney fumbles but foend the foing hard inside the Pinckney 20 GOSPEL MISSION line and once lost the ball on downs E Beacheyr v Huron on the Pmckney 4 yard knj gupt Marvin Shireyj RiCTin8, president of In the J JJ Morning Worship 1000 Bra Co, the towns leading, tinued Lo continue the strike for the a Dig D1 t iSfw A Sunday School 104 source of employment nd its bigg fourth day Jn thw they were aided was rushed and the han Young Fwwle Meeting 730 Lt paroll j by hoUj and reuurant employees neaaana eo Evening Worship n0 Ina full page message recently in retail clerks and long shoresmens Prayer Service, Wed 800 the Port Huron Times Herald, Mr unions who called sympathy strikes JRgi r,rcicntcd the Als about Windows in stores and packing I Arbor payer in wm iumumiu wwwi Kvanlrw Worship Robert Gallagher Js working for j i back to the Pinckney W yard nwr , Wed belli and scored on line plays but again CRCUT COURT NEWS I the business and its fwl2 t V6 IBt 4LI Judg Collins held court in problems With but 5 minutes te play the game was hoUy fought but Ann Howell last week He disposed of Arbor got no more breaks and Pine the following criminal casesAmaa employees the Port Huron Co Gevgs rVnuJy rM has had exv n Ana 7rto7VeverMTIsrilrt wwk MF ld onto their aivp flprvice overseas has been ais ,w, , , reconversion houses which failed to join the strike were smashed out Weldon Mauer of Lansing is give service overseas charged and ie now at the George Snivey home Sli8HLJASML OWO by the Gn d Truok B visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Pike P1 teftdbeftet Leo Bettes is now employed in R The Ona Campbel and James Tinch The Pinckney team From a 130 average of 1,261 in William Lucking ,Dctroit lawyer, who lia in Ann Arbor s still uing to put the University of Michi gan property on the tax roll but he w u L u 11 L u, J n unM,, fr ttiwl on cd services have informed the boss faces an uphill fUfht In the first st oooonent They should so through guJty and will appear lor trwi on t , w uppvuutacjr v M T V fi Uo ut vt,n nitv they want ther Jobs back pla a ajndiieiit to th etKiJitUle re,t of their schedule with n Oct 8 He may be given a samtyt Y probationers, minors, tion would be necessary, in the last fideace Only one Puwkney euhaUt inkm Rd ,riUhard part tine workers and those who, seasion of the legiektWre RepThur ir one point lear deo Manete, chargedwith intent to creased ite employment to a warnd earn has met their murder when he knifed his partner figure of 3 781 Ninety peecent of, beaten their strong in a farming enterprise, pled not 1105 Mueller employees in the arm,1 k2 Mlto nH will anoear for trial on 1 services have informed the boss tute, Duke Latimer, waa used ia the Clark pled guiily to the robbery of SunSteckbridge spent Sunday at the jV W H Ky hoae He h received J , jj Mr d tin Frk AUnlo and ney will pU the KWpp jewelry 8toHweiIlt FltANK T1MMONS 16 dy extarfoo on his furou, 75 SU1y A1 UloV OST Arbos end Elwin Huloe is teaching history and coaching the tMqtv team at the high school, Flint Claak LOCAL NEWS Adrian Lavey underwent an op, erasion at MePherson hospital Howell j raoy loaf lysafclf I Mn Muilyn Brov McKemie Arborspent Sunday 1 the Lrrweek rt j ZJXZ rnm ww dinner guests of Mr aad Mr Nor J man White I m cUmrm Eari Ney aad family have moved lJl STIaablal and child ZlLJ JL fa SSTSii have Jjfi Keith ceiled at the home of Joe Morj V A0 g ris near Ann Arbor Monday Ij , M H Paul Bregaa and Maxgaret Bro nJzTltS Can of Cbibon caUed on Mrs DaSL Eend lelt eenor redwidge and family Sunday l 5 STVwr w MM P W Cariett and family oalH Gmehy, Oat, to rot Mrs on the Elwin Huloe family, Oieleea, f1 her Cornell introduced a bill to put i Lands in southern Michigan owned j by the conservation dept on the Funeral services were held Mon tax ron The bill got some publicity day for Frank Timmons at Jackson was killed in coouuitlee Sacfc a law would change the entire tea Dexter bent them 90 to 0 two years year Miss Helen Reason spent the week fiured to be too Robbins pled guilty to who recently retired from the Jack d in Ann Arbor with Mrs Virgin Jgj cnl breaking and entering and will be son police force after 35 yoar eer UP For examine Putnam could tax ntJtllrX seotenefd Oct A Wayne MiHer pled vice He was Ae son of the Ute, A ullage to hall and the vUiage Vincent Shields and family of Ann J , guilty to driving away a car and he James rimmonsand Margaret ann J I Pinckney Ana Arbor Res aleoget his sentence on that date 6 Timmons and was wra in Pincki cowa he put or tne ta ICdarid in m J L U T L U C t G R f R G, q B R H F B Fairney He was also a nephew of thej late Mrs Julia Monro,, Mrs Aifred Mjiloryl The LivingMon County SnvAan grounds werprdercd A mJZl The foUowftg quiet tide decrees Monks and Mrs Thorna Murray TIt j were granted AG D Frank vs Alex His wife died some years ago Refiei Fraxier, RusseU Miller vs Orson1 Surviving r two sons, Rev Fr worker Qaaekenbuah, Jay Tooley vs John Francis Timmone and Julian TnmRniByev Hiecock, Raymond Spehar vs John ons anMmKV g Edwand Church vs Aaron KaUy, Carl Seitx vs John Mack SCHOOL NOTES The following divorces were grant Columns have been written about the atomic bomb yet toe average person knows little about it nor ao , the writers The main, question is i how shall we dispose of it Some favor tcVking up the as suit eg k and j throwing away the key Others Caver sharing it with the world Neither of ,j The senior class sold over oO0 ed Marshall from Maijaret Sheldon, of M their eubV 9totMs are tcanble If we lVL CaUlav Bctra Reerearl Kskey, U, of H Ar suhcriptkm drive which cloeed Mon j ZZ J Ar r other naetons oan do likewise Alee y 1 1 destruction In only one of its many Rosalie Nash ia I from Charles Be man, from Wa DarrowEmily from thor Sonne, Genevive from Wm Tfae piy CR Morrow, Eaaabeth from James aSSion o fresh men at the i u It is cleinnw tma ie will be aaej Stone, Leo from Deris Saunders r nirM srith Jack Dar ble m the near future to develone Gladys from Bert Gibson tw m Sek of lOiigfisa 1,1 Iindkney high school football f that mU jsatetMiaaa 4te Iteam ple their first home gnme world and uadobtedly , 1 Robert nWmes, 21 Hartnd, Ail here F t1 p Jen Oennis, 1, Milford Len Bette, has another chainnMup tenmtius nndMr Hnle Decer in uJ JPindkamy Cba, SZ Urr HiMfi be renl t Mnrwin Csmnhdra Jtr 145 O E S Octi Election af iiJhr K 1 Bmmmdk Mertiss SncMRRiAiGC LCSS aad gone to Detroit, lire Eileen, M ,w ,, , HUrw, w , Rob and fcu Ana ToemK are H iSSTUJL inJ w , f , fceweo, Waetty Carr, 2, TincV year nod desrre WJ hto IToronce Tenjier of PUat n ew nUteerAaamr Motor Co gJ fj5, 4i, Hnmbarl tne aaiea Their opponent ir Inestih Mr smdi fcn Wsnow, 2atJefiSeAeV Lnnm wet Km Ceo Lamb u A J 0,ie tnotery eenme b b 4omg mM 4 v some of of gatack, Mm Waa in JL 5 fcrmi w Snnanyiat fmnnciaUy Their fkat etoc1 njecctTiiyf1 IfootbnU eonvea in DettwJt, Mr nnd Urn Beit i M j Uy f ,Htj f nh U nnak all my fiends j week St 1W Mr nnd Mrs SUnley Calve M abnee wn o H ebicjrmU S times aeat me oaeda, flowers and Lansing fieaaer Osrtss 9n er Ammrnr Mr J U the neot tfe beddeng ame il L awSL 4ng my mneea Every j , Watted if y morneW 17, fewfervifcfe Stoekbodjse 7, tiie I Ren Cbebwa 27, Saline The state of Michigan will band a neurosis center for war near Ann Arbor nnd the ja property there has the chmsrman of the tive boned has come owt Anthj A 4 nnd oeiwrr 1 ffJMM far it It is ejahy a M IRar ef flltiaj ipmai 4smjmH Mr CtiOeed Vs SEVs , A be Ufi0 o leaaswrsfcaee, mh in7 at nssenr IBH m mmm 7 bn Kradney aad foraiiy mho rw fmtob office have mooed W Mtnnd 4nrfflT i4 A Jjfc jrt , JjrtTf Ji3miI M V ne4 tfmMmmml1 J mFm iVli STHnTisr Tt Dhpekk Wednesday Oct 1945 i ani cauicht fire NEIGHBORING NOTES A , were piliferd at The Latin Quarter, Detroits moat Howell the other nitfht, including OYlVttH HHOlFCi exclusive night club, has been fined cars oi Paul Bennett, high school ef 186 778750 for violating OPA teilj coach and James White oi Pinckney j tween Sept VJ, li44 and Oct 31, CHELREA, m mew Pri, Sat Oct 5, 6 SEEE MY LAWYER A Comedy Starring IOLSEN 4 JOHNSON, Ax AN CURTIS and GRACE McDONALD Crioon Newt SpdVtaraa Bands Across the Saa Sun, Man Tuee October 7, 8, 9 1144 TThe state of Michigan has started condemnation suit in the circuit court at Ann Arbor to acquire land for a new mens dormitory for the University o 1 Michigan Three teen age boys have been arrested at Marion, Ohio, for the robbery of the Spadafor Sweet rihup at Stockbridge They are Junior Fletcher, liobart Kinnid and a boy named Taylor Frank Wordeu, 85, died at Clark McKemie, P G M of Kalamazoo has been appointed grand treasurer oi the Mich Grand Lodge F 6 A, M to succeed the late Hugh McPherson lot regiment NOTES OF U YEARS AGO Last Momay afternoon wnen the team of Juc M jnks came home alone the family went to look lor mm andlcounty found he had suffered a heart Pingree IU the Knoxvilli, Tenn Robert Russell of Columbus, Ohio, is home for awhile, i Miss Georgia Jailin will handle nnllineiy ai Hamburg JI NNcunes day ami InuUy i Miss Ella Kyanis attending school in Chelsea The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Frost was buried last Sunday afternoon The following were elected delegates from here to th iiepublican ,wu, county convciuon at Howell G ttt,W Teepleii W Crofoot, George tound he had sunerea a neart avi AIC, , ,, , tack Dr Sigler was called but thel Bowman, K H Crane, C L Campstricken man only lived a short time bell E Campbell and M Capin cwui ht wife, aona Eri The PutnamHamuijrj Farmers A THOUSAND AND ONEi kWoTueu,, dM at th1 Surviving hU mU, on KrNIGHTS omi hU duhur Mr Cliw CUttdd htr, Ul CJTUhr BoUr at , to wt 50 tarrlaf ysars ago while working in the store, , J UMKOV , v CORNEL WiLDEEUYN KEYCZ of JanL Ku,a udon H 1 1 WVL SILVERS ADELE JElUiENS Kquu ll bywall iXot Settle, Wh PROFESSIO TktftnokMy SuMterta Ry M Duffy, J, ft fHswkstej, MOeeifaa SuUyU00 , m to IiOQ p m WedaeeskyS to 4 to m, T to e fv m Saturday to ft in the cveiai CORNER 1 urg Fatu Club meet at the Jlo VanFleet farm Saturday I Bentleys show was the atWacteon here Satuday night C J Gardner who was taten inC J Gardner who was taken in Sun Shows 300, 6 08, 7t00, 00 DUGH MaCLUSKEY DENTIST WIH N MleMf Offiea, 19 RsiMeaso, 139 Iveadof by Ayohtaeat w Sjy w Pfja sBBesysjgsppsjp MARION BEAUTY SHOP HERBSNEfcD Phee 13 111 E Ge4 WW HemeU Real Estate, City Lake and F A List Your Au Arbor, Michiia HAROLD P CHUBB Howell, MibigsjjP Local Representative Phone7 or 439 Monuments Markers end DUSTY ANDERSON i owing hall dollar accident It was, xg frjend8 of MrsD Bwen went Howell for safekeeping, died there Disney Certoon Laiend of Coyotte rmev removed, I her home Wednesday and helped her Sunday The funeral was from the X27 U Andrew Kirtland is home from,,T birthday North Hamburg church Wednesday SF1CIAWJNG IN PERMANENTS Variaty View, Vilig of the pMr,lexw urlough Marriei by RV J E Cook on orn to Archie Glover and wife of attending Mich State college Wad, Thur, Oct 10, 11 THE TRUE GLORY1 Most Fascinating Film of tha En tire War trom DDay to VE Day, Now Told by the Man Who lived I t, Gn Dwifbt Eisenbowar Plus EVE KNEW HER APPLES A Comedy Starring ANN MILLER, WILLIAM WRIGHT, and ROY WALKER ComingJThoe Endearing Young CharroaHaving a Wonderful Time Sept 16 Joe Blades of Pettysville ,ng men K I i0 Uu Anna Kail of Detrol t As pun ot the observance of Fire M D SulUvan died at her i revention Week Oct 718, BrightonFire Uept wil in spect all iirigiuon business places Anderson on Friday a girl k u Airignion uusiucss pioccs I , South Lyon will hold a Farmers Ranter, Jrane, i Festival on Oct 20 A feature will and James Kyan the the barbecuing of a 1200 lb Haze Bennett and entertainers ,,, M Tne Kresge Foundation has given home in Lyndon Saturday She leaves 50,000 to the University of Michisons, Harold, Edward and John, a K fivo voar nrn aod t brotbcrJ,Jno ox will be present A Ford tractor,Electric Refrigerator and John Deere Charles Shipley and wife have been given a touring by tneir son, Albert , A number from here attended the i ball game at Dexter between that gan to be used in a five year pro gram of research in diseases of the heart M MYSTERY JN THE CARDS BY MICHAEL MICKY MacDOUGALL Whats in the cards That question has intrigued men for at least 800 v c r Dii game ai jrcbci UUBBBM MM, , , i Cultivator are some of the prizes to d FowlervUl, Leo Uvey and yearsMcDougallf noted carO dethp ShehAn bova Dlaved tectiye, writing m the American SFoilU deputy, Weekly with this Sundays iOctT MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLD WAVES Phone MARION JARVlSOwner PRCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER FEPNE WU iaasmey MiafcifM MARTCN J LAV AN Phoaya 13 BHuWIi AUhift VinWinllb VanWiukU Deo W VioiVipala Cnarlee K, eafHiel Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Howell, Miakigar Howell Theatre Wad, Thur, Fri, Oct 3, 4, 5 GENE TIERNEY, JOHN HODIAK and WILLIAM BENDIX be given away I Floyd Ho 11 is, son in law of Mrs Erma Lewis of Pinckney writes he is now in Japan after a stretch in the South Pacific Mrs Dora Scripter, 24, wag killed last week at her home neajr Webberi ville by a lightning bolt A marriage license has been issued to Leo Bettes, 28, Lowell and Betty Carr, 14, Pinckney, so says the Livingston County Press Billy Caverley, son of Mr and Mrsp Roy Caverly of Howell has enrolled at the Mich State Normal College, Ypsilanti in A BELL FOR ADAMO Cartoon Newt LEk LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE PkMHM I9P9 fisMlney MInUM P H Swarthout SOB FUNERALHOMR Modem EquipmoaM AeabuleacA Servies 39 Fweknay, Mlchive Phone captured a man and woman and a iue of The Detroit Sunday Times ioH of liouor valued at 2700 on tells fascinating facts about the srwrrtsr z ,raFURNACE REPAIRING Dunbar has a farm auction nes m novels Get Sunday 8 John advertised for Oct 4 Detroit Sunday Times NOTS OF 47 YEARS AGO FOR SALELt Wt Mans overcoat, nearly new, 1 heavy mans Miss Nellie Lavey of wexter town overcoat, med, several pair of mens ship is visiting at the Michael Lavey sh0es, sizes 9 12 to 10 12 at 75c a home pajr i pair of boys Oxfordssize 13, Sergt Andy Rodhe was in town nearly new, 40 piece set of amber Sunday His regiment leaves foi giass dishes, 100, ice box, 50 lb capacity, 2 Underwood FJectric Ra zors 250 each Inquire at 245 J FIRE POTS REPLACED, FIRE POTS GRATES AND PARTS FOR MOST JviKES ELECTRIC WIRING AND EL EC TR1CAL PHONE OR WRITE RECEMENTED OF FURNACES PUMP REPAIR David Robinson, 18, of Tyrone Camp afeade, Maryland this week, was burned to death last week whenl Dr Harry Haze of Lansing has a tractor he was driving tipped over been appointed a surgeon by Govynadilla St B M Heating Co Phone 13F21, UNADILLA Sat, Oct 6 TOM CONWAY in TwaoeLoefceuRAGE Aiao WILD BILL ELLIOTT Spacial Cartoan Mat Satfor Kiddia TUCSON RAIDERS 1 SUB, MonT, Tua, Oct 7, 8, 9 Mat Sun 200 p m Continuous FRED McMURRAY itm m wl V J, M K V i t CAPTAIN EDDIE Novlty fitwt Wad, Thur, Fri, Oct 10, 11, 12 BETTE DAVIS a THE CORN IS GREEN rCaxtoon LeXaec Newsl THE AVON THEATRE Showa 7 W 0 m Siow Tim FrLt Sa Get C, 6 HE SAYS4 ON TAP Dead and Disabled Horees and Cattle Hogs Calves and Shsep REMOVED FREE PMONE COLLIECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 450 ,A MAJUOR1E Act 1 Taaa, Oct, i THUNDERHEAD Seat d Ptkke la Technicolor as of the ramlly grant pictena lakod by U Starriag MoOOWEIX, PIUE3TON FOSTER Traveiesjve Wewa For yean we have been accustomed to the convenience of electricity in our home Our allelectric kitchen has given me many extra hours of enjoyment with Bobby, and time for just plain relaxation coo Now we have an automatic electric Water heater, and do we enjoy it Gone forever are the slow ways of the past, heating water for 4aisbes baths and waabe Today with our water tytmVte John has plenty of hot water on tap for his morning shave and shower I have plenty of hoc water at all times for the household chores, and young Bobby doesnt raise half the fuss about his bath now Yes, our life is more complete and more enjoyable now chat we get our not water on up A mv mr neiiy manvfarii mmV be to pour r sweat m your As JO tkoi you will be E UUIIlJIimiiMMlllliMiillMiMiHMWIMimuUUilllHIIJitHHilllllilllilllUUIiilliUIMl LIVESTOCK UAUUNC GENERAL TRUCKING I Weekly Tripe Made lo Detroit N Frank Plasko s MOM kfk bis ui teu Hnltidffit PHOMK OT4 r niiiiMiMmriiu FC, Reidthoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST 42JL4ND RIVER AVE UOWEJJL, MJCH1CAN FOR JPOlXTMEMT PHONE aaa JUeidUace 4U3 hat amft woia h rapaeeyaw iM sSff Tbe DETROIT EDISON Ce BENEFIT DANCE Sponaocvd Isjr tbe it SjarsSoe t 43s SAT, SEPT 6th 9 v i i liJr, ,y iMKTtO 1345 flood of requests and suggestions to tbe U S Victory JAfaste Paper Campaign fox help under the DoubleV Program Representatives of thesehospitals have listed score oi little fuxtra comforts which they know will add immeasurably to tie morale and wellbeing oi the boys who are trying to win thdir way back to health Veterans oi Normandie and Saipatt oi the Coral Sea and the Battle oi the Bulge, If such tiresome road this long trail back But you may help to shorten it H WHY NOT ADOPT A SIRVICIMKNS HOSPITAL How By choosing one hospital to receive the extras your organization can supply Remember there are 650 hospitals coasttocoast Theres a hospital near you , or you may wish to choose one at a distance It will thrill the boys to know that youVe decided to channel part oi your waste paper money to them And helping them will thrill you, tool 80 put it up to your local waste paper collection group iThey may want to start with a small percentage oi their waste paper income enough to make a contributioa Or it may be possible to care for a whole hospital with available waste paper money, flT IT INTO YOUR LOCAL PLAN You will not have to disturb any local arrangements now id effect The DoubleV Program does not displace any local setup regarding either collection of waste paper or expend ture of money Remember, the wounded are coming back at the rate of over 1,200 a day They need sympathetic care to helj them forget what theyve been through So get under way with the DoubleV Program The hospital Chaplains or you local Red Cross Camp and Hospital Committee will gladly provide you with information as to extra comforts needed and I PA thfy should be sent CMkAll P Y DISPATCH 4AkV mh,mipmi XM a jta ria m cusujn fwiettm s sUli HftUMifttmHIUilMftHIIMIMIMt Cold Capsules iW WB Mr and Mrs J H, Hooker were in Howell Saturday Miss Edna Maas spent the week end with Alberta Diukei John Carver and family spen Sunday in Ann Arbor Mrs Mary Eichman and daughter were in Detroit last week Mrs Heg Schaeter euteitauied her card club last Tuesday i 24 CAPSULES 26c GuaraoUod White Pine Oherry Cough Syrup 5 OZS 26c, g OZS 52c Mrs riaie buck of Linden andj son, Orseu oi Flint, spent uuUy at, Uie V it War nomc Mrs Hazel Ely ox Ann Arbor was Vhe wee end guest oi Mr and Mrs Ml K Darrow Mr ana Mrs iert Appieton of lingnton cuhed at the W, J Nash home Friday i Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of Jackson were Sunday guests of Mrs Mary Murphy Kobert Seefeld ad wife of Ann UHHtHHIIHimiMllltyMtUUIUtL iW MUUUmnm CORY DKUG STORE at the Earl I wharehfiy sjjpuldjbe sent Q 1 tei nedys Gen Store i Arbor spent Sunday Baughn home i Nelson Treaster and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the John Bell home Mr and Mrs L J Swarthout spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Phillip Peahen in Milford I Mr antt Mrs Charles Clark called on Mr and Mrs Ed Clark in Ann Arbor Saturday evening , Mrs Elizabeth Brown and dauffh tors spent the week end at the Win Beard home in Ann Arbor i Max Parkinson and family and lies Gordon Fisher and baby and Marilyn Miller of Ann Arbor called at the W C Hendee home Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Reason and children spent the week end at the Everett Baker home in Allen I Saturday visitors of Mr and Mrs W C Hendee were DrCecil Hendee I an Deader Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men fcl L PARAER, Atu Phone 88, Pinckney Ine FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co STATE OF MICHIGAN viiiiftiiiitmiuiuiniiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiia The Probata Court for the County oi Livingstoa and wife and Dr Siejyel of Lansing At a session of said Court, held Mrs Mary Eichman with Sheriff the Probate Office in the City of attended the funeral of Frank Timm Howell in said Ceunty, on the 24th and Mrs Irvin Kennedy of Howell day of September A D, 1045 oris at Jackson Monday Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee made Judge of probate la business trip to Traverse City on Jn the Matter of the Estate of last week Tuesday j Theresa A Marsh a Sunday guests of Mrs Etta Bland lt aPPepK t0 the Court tlmt th i were Mrs Walter Glover and Mrs time for Plantation oi claims B lAnnaacofPowelrviLle ulnst hu e3late snoultl hi ii1 l S I Pfc TonyStull and wif7DoloW eJ 3 tlmt a lme and pluce Le ap f week1 tQreeive xunun i t Mary Eichman Billy, Pat and Kate Mm Arbor qpet the week end First National Bank f la HewsJ Under Federal Supervision MerLer Federal Deposit Inj Eichman of Detroit spent the weeK r r, , , j end with Mm Mary Eichman adjust al cluims and demands g Sh a r uist SKI i ift va by ana liviolp said Court s lt is Ordered, That all of the J e ,Mtors of saio deieuheti are re S quired to present their claims to g said Court at aid l lar t icc UH g or before the 3rd duy of Decern 5 ber, A D, lf4r ut ten oclock in the forenoon, sad time ana place W , , ,, , ,,, j being hereby uppointed for the ex Walter Girard of Lakeland is en aminatiou and adjutmnt of 11 at the Willam ghehan home Mr and Mrs C J Clinton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jack obdell in Howell Mr and Mrs Burwood Mauer of Ann Arbor were week end quests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Iu rahce Co rpdr floor KR 0 posits Insured up to 6,0GO fa cb 0piitor BUSINESS BANKS YOU All three are closely linked in the comrriuity bubinew need your patronage ujid it needs hank credit 4 larging a huntwig cabin he bought between Cadillac and Manistee Mr and Mrs Dale Miller entertained Mr and Mrs Irving Richard, ton of Howell for dinner Sunday WANTED A WIFE No dowry required, as long as she serves me i maltyrich,sweet asanut Grape Nuts, with all the energy I get from that concentrated nourishment, who needs a womens money Ill go to work WILL YOU HELP Were talking about your rural telephone service More rural telephone are ierved by Michigan Bell today than ever before But during the war, ahortaget prevented the addition of enough telephone lines So, generally, more people are sharing each rural line Now that the war is over, we intend to remedy this situation as rapidly as conditions will permit Meanwhile, you and everyone else will get better rural telephone service if you will do these three things 1 PUxse keep sMciUs Aoct Ptesse do not listen in or mlerrupt when the lint Urn use 3 PUese be sure to heng up your receiver cmrefuUy On receiver of the hook cemtit ups whole HmeP PROTECT your davenport moths for only 25 guaranteed protection iHptJps moth damage from for 5 years One spray of Berlo1 years or Berlou pays the damages Cory Drug Store, Pinckney Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett with Mrs Gordon Hester saw the stage show Apple Blossoms in Ann Arbor last week TWO PINTS of Berlou sprayed on your 9x12 rug protects it from moth claims and demands against said deceased It is further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch,a newsjpapar printed and circulated in said County Wilfcte L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Promts I iiaijks neid depositors nctd borrowers a wed und i 666 I You need the thing that busliiss supplier and the services yuur bunk can render The progress oi all depends on coopeiuiion byaUL When you buy and bank here at home you are helping to build a better community and a better future for your self We Hve Ample Fund Availmble for Sound Loan, ReaJ E tale Mortgage or ParaonaJ a RaaioiabU Ratae YOUR ATTENTION IS IN WW COLD PREPARlAliONS LIQUID TABLfcTS, SALVESOSE 5 yjTKD TO OUR SAFE KEEP DROPS Use Only As Directed if lSQ stKViCE FOR WAE IS BONDS CHICAN Mil TltrWMl C6MPaIIY BERLOU gives ou a writte damage for 5 years or Berlou pays guarantee to repair or replace your the damageCosts you only 250 for possessions if they ar damaged by 5 years protection moths within 5 years On spraying SAjtMENT OF OWNERSHIP, Cory Drug Stos, Pinckney with Berlou does the job or Brlou JRAMAEMENT ETCOF THE Miss Margery McAfee of Detroit pay for the damages PINCKNEY DISPATCH spent the week end with her broth Cory Drug Store, Pincluwy uu 0i Miugan er, Lester McAfee, and family of Sunday guests at the Louia Coyle I CoUJlty of Livin8n Rush Lake home were Robert Grainger and I fMre uie a notary psttac of J EIGHT cent a yer wfll protsct a samily of Lansing, Mrs Rose How Uii aforesaas PPkrW mans or ladys suit from moth dam and and Miss Eva Melvin j w CuleU, OJtr d tofto age tr 5years One spraying of Ber BUY Berlou guaranteed nuth spray t ney yih i bavin DsSSt auly lou Guaranteed Mothspray doet it or Soaay aa4 protect your fine clothe M,om atcordiaf d0pom aa4 Bsrlou pays the A furniture and rugs for 5 years Berl the fnawin i true to The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney lou Guarantees to prevent moth 4am, of kwieage and beliefC J Clinton, James Tiocher and age or will pay damages j gng the Pincksvey DisnaCch Dr Ray Duffy was in Detroit Sat Cory Drug Store, Pinckney uWishpaul W OuU unUy night Dr Duffy was installed Mr and Mrs C F Hewlett and J Witofj vuem edstor a4 bas commander of the American Leg son, Charles spent Tuesday in ue iae managerTne same ion Post 190, Schoolcraft and Grand tit and while there w ent aboard y Qwmur p W Uiver and al through the submarineaoro, Tiwt tiere , Whm BeWy to Market iek Inatxmet your trusker to deliveiyour consignment to you own Dateok MarketMark Information ovr the Stations of the Michigan Radio Network at 1216 fanners cooperative selling agency on who the Bast in Sales Jk Service on the, Reliable Septic Tank CepooU Cleaned oi the largest and 14, mortgagees over MX FUR COATS mothproofed for 9 This is years for nly260 Berlou guaranxst uutonm craft, bwag over ov 14 tees to repair your fur eeaOft lfisgr than a foothali held edPajd W CurietL if damaged by moths witJbin teara The crew of the Moro ail have seen sbcribed mad sws to and w picked from 1 UL d October, The Cory Drag State Piacksey active mans All of me 19ao My 1947 lm Umf, bsatsnr Plk P M Monday through Friday Michicaa live stock is fed for market on a ssttoa of IIPJ oa Mirhrgsn farms, and guarantees the conaumer MmdkTUwm Stoefc Exchm sC9HQT 9QCt YAIUMJMCM WsUTC MMMMU MPslEL Sally Ann Ttanus, anoadha eld sevejal sss baaed on daughter of Mr and Mrs Waldo TH erd ia the fightutar as Pliat died Setjuday TW the saesi have Taeadar with the sd asssded the sftaay gadget tori hem Mrs Ttaesw was the the dotvea diffeeeat compartsarats of jg SAXHeavy Ut Faany iehaaea the ssu as Ike vtsttsrs 9,,4 me Mm PROTECT your new chair from threat wast regiaten md by sseth Car esdv 28c a AKTICLES saeth proofs wh Ber w lew at for 6 far yeara or Berieu sHm MS 0000 me fssjslissi ioadeag t the Car fQQft 84UU lb fmdjCm lhmmmlm W ifcl4 i J Vii ItUIIIUUilllUUIIUUIIUUUUHIIUUHIWI Tim Pinchxjf DUPMA Wedawdw Oct 3 1945 Place Your Order NOW Classified Want Ad o,i have since quit, leaves a total 4,269 employees who want to work, for this company, says Kitfgins,Ha Mueller Brass Co a problem to lace now Can it do u peace time business equal to the inflated wartime business which was 4 times as great as ever before Can it furnish employment for the vastly increased payroll list, including returned veterans 1 Again it is undisputed that nobody LOSTAt Alfv Une auction a sum knows Every department of mana of money Finder please notify Staaley Dinkel ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES gement, howevei, is now devoiing its best efforts to that end How can postwar contracts be ob FOR SALEGrapes 2,00 per bushel I tained We are optimiatic in the be Fml Seymour ijef that if common serfee and goodj gmileg Northeast of Piickney judgement are exercised by all par Rufli Lake Road I ie8 involved, we can get our share 1 on and attain peacetime business beyond A any previous peace time record of Refrigerators, Stoves Washers, Ironers Etc LEE LAVEY IsMmwstwiiHiHMiMwiiiHiiiiwiitwHMiiiiiiiiuiiwHwimiiiHHiiiiwiiMwniye OPENING RUTHS DRESS SHOP OF HOWELL, MICHIGAN Wishes to Extend a Cordial W elcome to the Men, Women and Children of Pinckney and Vic inity to Select their Various Apparel Necessities and Gifts from the Complete Assortment in Our New Location at 109 WEST GRAND RIVER v We Want Yeu To Know That It Is YOUR STORE To Visit Often and You Are Always Welcome to Come and Look Around lAt WAWMMO good used cars, i53f g rttH 1,942 Highest cash prices paid Jevel8 ot Plcetime b1 1 w ffi , preference to our competitors, in VOX SALE Toout a truck load ofcluding all ot the law companies in kindling, boards and blocks Come the ba8B indU8try we must be able and get it and bring 3 Percy riln t0 8ell goods of equal better qual M86 West hty at he aame or ower prices We FOR SALEReuown parlor heater,think these facts are undisputed also good sonditien M E Darrowi Can it be questioned tnat prices 8J2W Main St P hone 117are dependent upon costs We all FOR SALEA large quantity of know that the government has perfurniture,good condition mitted no incease in the selling price John HudkJas, V24 Unadilla of our products from 1941 to date Fon 8AUW lots 6oxl32 In Uln We wgrtiir compelled to sell at heys addition to Pinckney Village1941 rice8 desPlte bstantal watLiear abstract and deed for infor mation see Gkorge W Meyer j ,, Stockbridge, Mich Phone 74F32 Realising all business diffiulties, rdrTSATE y ft glectric Abso We are neveeless confident that i l V Ju8t n if ven a fair chance The next 3 Lake, First cottage north of Camp A 2 ,uc QWO w1Bfv i Birkett W A Ketcham ZJ v U T ILI r i taintiesuncertamities as to costs, WANTEDGeneral farm IIAU4 by prices, productivness and business he month A BeVoe 110900 Northwest Territorial Red Dexter, Mich inB aoiaemic or stnxes now sweeptim increases in all elements of j cost I Realising all business we are nevertheless confident the company can maintain and imivness obtainable The greatest concern to that 1 the company and employees is the epidemic of strikes now ANTIQUES WANTEDDishes, hats, ing the country might strike lamps, china figures, glass baskets, iness effort, cripple slippers, animals, milkwhite dishes, with holes around tne edge, china Jewell boxes and clocks, buttonsjew eiry, rose bowls, rasM, pictures, fur niture Write Barbara Hunn, Par ma, Miflh and she will call FOR SALETw family house Will I accept smal own payment our our company, lose our customers and impair, if not destroy our ability to provide iobs L II WHITMORE LAiCE ROOF ING SIDING CO SOUR WORK GUARANTEED F H A jLOSTTwo roan horse Terms Call fer Estimate No Obligation Martin RitUr Jr Phone 3M1 forses, sorrel mare and U 344 Whitrror Lake Roed Finder notify DonrH WMtr Lak Micb Area RUTHS DRESS SHOP 100 West Grand River Highest Quality at Lowest Prices u MacAinch, Frank Bowers farm 8715 Cedar Lake Road, Pinckney FOR SALEA large size circulating I Garland heating stove, burns wood or coal, also a small white enamel , kitohen range Mrs Iva Darrew I WANTED CHICKENS Ripest is paid tor alt kinds of poultry Tyler Brogan, Bewail, Mieh I I Phone 572, HoweiX I i FOR SALESlnbwoeU, buy now, I next winter may be too 1 ate i Thureeon Lumber Co, t Phone Howell 644 EUbUned lidt Its McPherson State Bank Houtewfvest DO NOf WORRY ABOUT WAR BONDS YOU SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS Tits United States Grrnmtnt Needs the We think there are a few people who have the idea that our Govern ment may freeze your war bonds so that you will not be able to cash 11 them when you wish to use the money The contrast is explicit ihi Oese bonds are worth a definiu idcs varying each year as your bonds i near maturity We have a letter j signed by the Secretary of the Treasury to reassure you if yeu have any dloubts about their liquid We know of no finer way to save money than to continue to buy VICTORY BONDS cashable whet ever you need money llcrlierfM State Bilk I KeMT to tea at asoaji atm j UkUtt pm on Savings toe sou i Tiaae fiaitifiisMtfn at UmmL i for EXPLOSIVES Lre TfecM at tM I AS P Ce Tew P rummsmmmnm tslksM STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probst Coeurt tor Am of Liyagatoa At a aeasion of said Court, Ul at die Prefaote Office in the City of Howell JA said County, on the 20th day of September A D, 1945 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons lodge of Pmbate In the Matter of the Estate of Estella M Warden, Decease j Csti Bollinger bavin filed in said Gout his petition, praying Cor license te sell the interest oi said estate in certain real estate therein deIt ia Ordered, That the 15th day of October AJMV45, At ten oclock in the forenoon, said Probate Off, ice be and is hereby appointed for hearing aaitf petition, and that nil pars befone amid Court, at amid tisne and famce, to snow cause why a lieanse to jsett the iwtfHPMt of amid S WS JBVW SSSSW BVVSH SJVWVVBB SSBf t be granted It is Fas4nor Ordwsd, That public notice thcoeef be siven by pobUoa tien of a copy of this order, dor dnnse soccenw weeks ptwions to amid day of nar, in the Pincbney iwwasjesi in nmin vHsor Wittis L INms iuda of Pvobjtc mtrmeoopy THE DRESS THAT OE EVERYWHERE AND DOES EVERYTHING 9 I f pretty, youngift calcutated to moka life more wprthwhiU tot busy young woman who go ploeei and do things Fashioned of Tine rayon gabardine that takes and holds good tailoring, in haw foH shades The four special Al patented featuresmake if tops in V fall getaround fashions 12 to 20 MAIL OiXwi STORE NAME QorMemen fteosc ssrc ir m vcr Name Adoress oty ze oud coiorst CQLOS Cote atw sVewa SIZE LOftS Aqua Coral OrM ULE Stote Auction Sale AT BsUGHTOtf, ntlCIUGAIi P GCMETESY LOTS7a IN HUMSCS AT lSe P nt ssVery Parc4 Wstl Be Sold to tbe aV ftlartfcwost Part of Beet Lots Sell First However ton Hilis Memorisd Park, You you want and go as far as you ed Lots Here INow you all have will never be so cheap again Beautifully PlattedEvery Let to 4 Burials, can be made4 on ground hasv been arranged for, dement estimate to the total nod FmtiTftsinirvnnt nil during Moat unusual Bale Ever Beid fdtnUiJ3 cash or equivalent mod loft wrtfa the Bhanrtoa all Lots will be sold in Brichcan buy what you want, when like Many people have request an equal opportunity They on a wide Street From 2 up each lot Perpetual care of 2000 FREE to person tnaain amount of all lots Other gtis the sale in Livingston Connty at time of sale Tune on betwill b made by owner at ones The importance lnstod Men SeV isr wS of this unieue Sale Women and faflds eS tot be T UEfTfl S Km in 0000000 JSL iS J t T 4 jygl 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 October 03, 1945 Description An account of the resource October 03, 1945 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 1945-10-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/9e74dae0256739f39fc0e941cbd32314.pdf 8a28d54398d3814058f6252a89b0e0e8 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. 171 J J via Witffa4UiLtftftf h wmmfW smWFW TN V i TO h Volume 62 The Pinckney Ditpatch Wednesday, Sept 26 1945 No3 News Items of Boys in Service Ma and items Concerning 0r Bofe Who Am Serviag la the Armed Pfe Marcian Ledwidge baa been transferred from Scott rield,IlL to Geensboro, N C Pfc Ellsworth Kirtland and wife who have been at Muroc, California are now at Fresno, California Cpl, Jack Young who has been in Germany is home on SO day furlough Capt Tom Young and wife left for Fort Sill, Oklahoma by auto Sunday Pvt Edward Drost who has been in the signal corp at Ft Monmouth, N J, has been transferred to the transportation corpat New Orleans, and loft for there, Sunday Pfc Sam Lafata who spent a couple of days last week at the Geral4 Reason home, has entered veterans hospital at Dearborn for treatment He informs us he expects to be married in two months to a girl from Sicily who will arrive here then Pfc Gerrry Eichman is now sta H, McPhereon Passed Away School Team Beats Brighton Former Howell Bapkr an Financial Figure Died at Pontine Thursday Win Opening Game from BBrighton by 12 to Q Score Friday Pnckney opeiied her football eaHugh Htfhmo 8 died t hb jlT MAVS CHURCH home to PontUc Thrfey He tad J A JJ continued active in banking and fin ,M,tt uVb , , ancial circle until last June when fu t 1 Jak Iieid went through the lett side1 of the Brighton line for a touchdown They tailed to pass lor the ncjal he underwent an operation at St i Joe hospital,Ann ArborHe apparent ly rallied from this and watt able j to return to Pontlac Recently if bought a home in Howell and was preparing to move back to his old home town when the end came The deceased was born in Scotland ana came to America when young man to make his way From 1890 to 1921 he was connected with Jiev Francis Murpliy, pastor Masses 645, 745, 1000 a and 1215 noon Michigan Mirror State News C URREN OMMI NT ill m all accounts of the death oi la Which the Michigan Mirror TakesI Judge Howard Wcit of the supreme a Lowk at the Agricultural Side I court last week, one epfcode in his Uie which made him famous was ifMany of Michigans 62,000 men nored and in fact the daily papera men and women in the military ser JU not even mention the name of vice are coming soonand now the man he indited and sentenced at pace 110,000 monthly to a swarm This man was the late State TreesI of problems lo a new world, prompt lor so long, and with it a bewildering and Catechism 745 Sunday and 1000 contusing flood of new i leas, a m, Saturday Just as atomic energy is ueng hailNovena Friday 1220 noon and as the greatest invention of al 800 p m time, to quote the words of a Preparation for Holy Commun University ot Chicago scientist in ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m ant the current issue of Survey Graphic, before 10 oclock mass j bU some American leaders insist we I extra point F,rom then on there was little action although most of the game was in Brighton territory as the reault of numerous Brigtiton fumbles recovered by Pinckney In the second half Pinckney recovered j a Brighton fumble near the ten bun,, Sept 30, ltith Sun after1 aiu al lhe tbeshold oi near Utopia yard line and Charles Clark went ifcntecost and teasl of St Jerome1 iUllL 111111 Green, president of lover for a touendown Pincknev Jtl wee of 4ird Novenna I tlu Al1ierita Federation of Labor, S bnhat HuWe m08iJ ed to kick goal The fall schedule of masses starts ployed the phruse new industrial U1M 2LVn M The Knckney team fliotted a lot Oct 7th at 745 and 1100 a , revolution in his Labor Day ad w , ww wkk f urer Frank P Glazier of Chelae and at that time prominently mentioned as the Republican candidate lor governor Giaaur at that time owned about all of Chelsea Including the stove works, bank, newspaper, the Ann Arbor News a daily paper, stocr in both Dexter and Stockbridg bank and was the donor of the Chelsea Old Peoples home At the1 Lime he was building a seven story office building in Ann ArborHe waa the political boss of Washtenaw county When the panic of 1907 hit dress this month spots last year graduated ihe 10 In 1918 he was elected grand f master of the Masonic grand lodge of1 Michigan In 1920 he grano treasurer of that and held that office at the tme of death Gov Alex Grosbeck appointed him stfte banking commissioner ioned at Stoneman in SaDvartciscoj jn 1921 which office he held during Harbor I the three Grosbeck terms Following , , T , ,, , Irvin, Reynold h left CaMfori tbl he helped oWnfee a Unstop Wines Field under lights at 8 pm All of Pinckneys backfield prepaiation for confirmationFollow and it was in Novenna each candidate for coni necessary to take three men out of I formation is to secure hs or her bapwas ece the line to form the back field This tlisial certificate as well as first holy oraniZaton years jne nag onIy three of laafc communion certificate years men in it and lacks experience J layers are requested for A few games should help to weld i Gertrude Anderson, sister of together and develop the team work the boys had last year Mrs Mrs nia and is on boad ship again bank In 1930 he was appointed re Pvt Winston Baughn of Scott, ceiver of the closed CoinmuiiLy satzOne Darrow U Clark T Clark Howe Ford Ledwidge Young Meyer L L L with his wile and 2 children andj He enjoyed a wide acquaintouance n another soldier, who was drving,he all over the state and was a prominJ pjncknev wrecked hip car near Chicago and inent figure at Masonic gatherings Rurns had to leave it there Of the 15 past master night ban Capt James tamb is now in Jap Quet oi Livingston lodge since 1930 an with the occupation army and he attended all but 2, being present Pfc Gordon Lamb who was in Italy here at the one ias March U stationed in the Panama Canal Surviving are hs wifethe former Claudia White of Howell and three John Adame JSN stationed d tghp uUf otn Jacksonville, Florida, is visiting hii rbr rs tt ,,1 unsle, Lester McAffee, at 8 T , , son of Howell The latter s two sons n, i Lake i , J4J j i C Clark rv t L i JJ n c, he adopted and raised at his own rn UJ v J Jomor Doyle has left Camp Lli Tv,a fllnflvii, ro J TouchdiownsReior, , , T , lhe funeral was held Saturday at g lett, Califorriia and is now on hoard a M r, stitionsiFlr ship inthe South Pacific Pfc Kenneth Bennett of Indian LaKeside cemetoPy ypoltc, Indf, spent the week end wUh Tempta and outnumbered iform last year and I 1, Veronica Fohcy and relatives i Thur, for Leo The implicatlonalMtinh5rl2lwettt int0 I bankruptcy The Stoclebridge anal iuberof vurs ago Dr Lloyd hel8ea banks closed and went into receivership The Dexter bank weathered the storm by means 20,000 of undivided profits Although there was evirfenee of iltegality Washtenaw county refused to take any action against him Judge Weist, than a circuit judge in Ingham county had no such scruples He held a grand jury investigation into the affairs of the defunct Stockbridge bank and Glazier was indited for misapprop are oiou A DOUKI the uiKaint Ann Anbor mini who attained fame as an au thor, tinted out tlat thehistory of Iiviintimi has been the graph of a ,, series of plateaus or levels He said ,,, L i A u i i ii u i , Pinckney will be greatly outweighed McCleer Mow, for John Fohey , , x Field, 111, spent the week end herfc lonal Bank at 1 ontiac which portion anJ outllumberedp Ann Arbor hkd family Tues, intention of sick 0ur lauUst acnt to a new Plat rmtion of 8tate ter he waa While on his way home from there he only recently relinquished i 4o nieft jn uniform ujjt vear arrti Wed, Veronica Fohtv and relatives Pau ls shurp anif diffi1t he a, tried on this charge and sentenced to We must adjust ourselves R R R Q L R F E T G C G T E B H H B , jnur, xor j,eo Johnston Fri IntenI wwl aujusi ourselves to thei 10 years in prison He only served Brighton tion Living Sat, for Mrs Josei sl,rRe uward or fal1 hY the way a short time when he was paroled Gibson Phine Abrams Sun, 04 for the, s Ion aceount of his health He later Anderson Joh Follty miiy, at 745 for the ThT arc hlHtorlan8 niainj died at hi8 Cavanaugh lake summer Reniiie1 bcrt Kelly Sept 29 is the Jj110 that urur7n Problems are j home ThiK trial nade Judge Weflt WtfreFeast of dedication of St Michaell thc bypruUC f tFl,S eW chmb famous In 1921 he was appointed to upward and the words they v to tU u r n u i th icnangel Singer Bankey Davis J,arvis Crockar Koskoich ajhoi Bates G C Clark Sub Morning Worship COMMUNITY COuX ,HwttCH Kav All rd Allard, Ministaf Mr Florence Baugwi,rariist and are maj i Director S R vilfr W I ujjwaru aim ine worus hoy disriie il tre social revolufon TT , Certainly the staggering cost and HP Rerved 24 ve on the 8UPrem tha supreme court by GovGroBbeck waste of imotfern war, which has ihe DeBarr sisters and Mrs Lowttha Blue Lodge legs amputated Ms Amanda DeBarr went to Percy Jones hospital, Battle Creek with Miss Audrey bche belt of Dexter some time ago to see a wounded soldier Bennett was in the same ward and they got atacquainted with him Several time he has come to Pinckney to spend THE sopj gxLL TEAM court, a record1 We met him several weakened England as never before ynrs ago wfcen the Witlamston Maa or factors in the current onic temple was dedicated and , ri,if therefrom private c itopris thought him a kindly man He lived AT Thompson, S S Supt j to state socialism j neP7 ,iliamston M K , r 1080 The veterans,once they have made n n m from the Howell Presby T6 SuUay Jchol U30 their own readjustment, into civil We listened to a ramo broadcast u u Sprout L a Haines Dick bmger Choir practise Wed evening ian life will face the immediate the otfttr Uay b Prof Carr OI Howell 0nCAn SLy Zln a Th KreKatioiial Church invites choee of a continuation of the Am ltie J oi MlAll gL tM lilorm and ky 100 iT11 Sunday morning at iOO rerrenn tree,conrpetitTVesystem whrch untli Kf as eatoet rnburgey BrightenHousner, ouag America needs you in church If is responsible for the high lving m Dotugherty, Atwell, Boco, Keaton, Cole, Duty RefereeTim Ryan, U of M ours your churchhome I nerS individualwcuritv,better Uie ttionThat the editorials are The following is the football health, all ai the bounty of the gov industml ftnd even 611, schedule 300 p terian church and burial was in the PlummerHe waswounded in the, Funeral gtfniceg at tne were r Normandy invasion and had both condncted by the Michiail Grand Atkin, Miller, Flynn, lemic ol striKea rfbw taking place in the nation He said the daily payofficers Roscoe Burch, Betiton Harbor, grand master and Roscoe Bonisteel, Ann Arbor, paid tribute to him at the grave John Hawks of Lansing, past grand master delivered the Mason is funeral oration The Pinckney soft ball team has closed its season with a total of 32 games played They won 17 and lost 15 Most of the losses were by oiye run They finished second in thei County league losing the champion I awipby one game They had the week ends Pft Max Reynolds is now in Yokohomma, Japan, with the army of occupation Jay Shirey USN sent us an account of the Norton Sound, the boat on which he has been stationed since Jan 1946 On their opening cruise hit team battinK av they went to Pearl Harbor where hey unloaded fighter planes and supplies Then to the Marshall islands and Guam and Saipan They arrived at Kerama Ret to, a small ring of is land 20 miles from Okinawa in April when the battle was at its heighth and were there three months, wit nessing all kinds of Hell They saw Sept 21 At Brighton Sept 2 At Ann Arbor 8 Oct T St MarysAdlrian, Oct 12 St Thonas here Oct 17 Stockbviagu there Oct 2fMich Center there Nov 2 At Liansville Nv 16 At Dexter Nov 16 Hurtland here 0 GOSPEL MISSION Pm, Pastor Ezra Beachey here g y, suut Marvin Shirey I Morning Woiship 100 you are not attending regularly at I standard of today or a fling at state any church w invite you to make socialism with its Utopian full ifm eh do not give a correal picture of ours your church home newe ernment and thus at the expense of sports on the situation are colored rich and poor nd they lose i opportunity to place There is some logic to argument he abor unions in an unfavorable that the cost of modern war, such light As we understand it the canas the 270 billions which have been ceilation of war contracts waa foil piled on top of American national owed by a drastic wage cut which oe the war Sunday School 1041 Young Peoples Meeting 730J indebtedness may inevitably puth workers are resisting The 80 f U,L CI I Evening Worship 800 Pnr,er Service, Wel 800 Bishop Yoder of Toledo wll be at wage increase they ask ie for purpose of keeping wages at a SCHOOL NOTES Jane Amburgey, cheer kMder par explained by a report sent by The Walter Heuther, CIO head to Wm erare 267 exceilent worked so hard leading the Sunday morning and officiate thP lAltnii cheerill an turnin cartwheels in Communion Service on Sund me league ,Un uv,ufnn , vi u in and Zeke Ledwidge led wc icuc u c u , in batting with 585 Bft0n pame Fn she nJUre n ii , UVL u i A heankle Don Bums, high school jumcf,, Allard was the leading hitter in the 32 games He hit 478 nosing out Zeke edwidge who hit 469 tnation MARGARET BELL is mgr of the foot MRS ball team and has the dsinking wateri well under control I Mrs Margaret, S5, home in Dexter The St George, WAR FUND DRIVE The national War Here are scores of some of the the nation lato state socialism The private enterprise sytem fac ed with such a challenge, is on trials ,,, ievJ, The labor attitude is beat the Gospel Mission on Saturday ev as never before eniig, Sept I for preparatory er What will the veterans dot vices, lie will bring the message inj decision will be fateful v Davi8f economic stabilisation direct at thei The MUhigan veteran will come or Rather contended that the only day ev home to an agriculture which has el way , get fun production or enI perienced wartime inflation of the poyrnent was to force high wages and prices and put industry on profits so amaU I More farm land changed hands in tnat ey wiu nave operate 12 her 1J4 than in any previous year on month8 a year at full capacity to record Many farms have been solo make any profit Thifl mt died at funera was Fund drive e Terror, Piiickjieyov r starts in October Calvin Gatesman Curtis and Kenneth Whiting hit by, c chairman This fund is Jap planes but escaped injury them f tfte 6 iMtion providing high school games in this week Howell 7, Fenton 0 Chelsea 20, Dexter 7Dansville 7,Stockbridge 0 Fowlerville 13, Okemus 0 University 30, Dundfee lr Univerhitv in the first football game thut school JUL Lt ld Monday i the Gorn,a FunrJT,,tYVZ 1 in S ,,,, , , i earning power justifies Prices last al Home, lexer, with buna in the JC u u u years were 45 percent higher than Forest Lawn cemetrey The deceased was the the lal Sidney Thurstffol Silvrr Lake and was firxt married to Peter iwtr oi liter of in 103JThe spiral continues upward Veterans will return to a highly mechanized agricultureln which one selves They were at battle stations JZ f 7 7neliiAn the first tootba11 ame thit ser01 M v u f A A t AA I good tractor does the work of three lei times for a total of 163 hours , f Mnrce Wncludine ever played nmde a fine showinjr as McNally of Ann Arbor After hs the U S O SERVICE MENS DANCE and 30 minutes and are creditied with shooting down 4 planes A lib erty party went on shore to an is WA,A ua wy,i,MA c land whkh fhey dirf not known was V1ZTCML1 SW ThePinckney high school TTM t iw J vice Mens Committee met last Weo u,,A vora,VDlA wv, fK helrf by Japs The commander was negA ni ht town ,, have organ 1Zed with the killed and one man was wounded A1 foUowing , mrM , rescue party frove off the Japs and p Caprie Griffith, removed the commanders body and ,, r w Vice Pres, Jack Feia Sec Dundee usually has a goodteam death about Leroy Wasmund of Lakeland is the married to star of University team and fur buyer Surviving are a sis classes ter, Mrs Minetta Nordrnan Dexter, folio t 30 years ago she wasTE GASOLINE SITUATION Thomas Bell, contractor , j, lasses swing The strike of oil workers broke last week It wti well organized and ially in the auto industryThey usual ty operate at full speed for about 6 months until they get a surplus and then slack down for an equal period Much unempoyment, is always the result The recent nonstop flight ef 3 1129 Super Fortress planes from that Vice Pres Mrs June Popp Lejdwidge Mary 1,,, tan A , ,U4 J by Sunday most of the oil stations japan to Chicago in 24 hours baa n onT steiwiaUKhters5 and tW0 Stepi were out of gas Some had small knocket the last props out from un s I supplies which they were selling nd keep out the rest of the world only to essential users such as food bald a hign vail aiound this Tott FRANK SNAPP Sec Mrs Mary Eichman Asst Sec Mrs Clare Palmer Wylie Treas, Patrick Jeffrey JuniorsPres, Charles t Vice Pres, L D Haines Sec, the wounded man who died night The ship acted1 as flag for Admiral Price and later Admirj MIM Leota Reon, al Perry The air aquadron VPB26 Jh plana to send 11 TreaS Louis 7J which waa stationed aboard the NorI Christmas boxes to the aervice men ter ton Sound had an enviable record oflan VAftP All intriA n slikinr la enemy shins damairinr 31 Y preg ioe BumsSec, Elja Hammer scuung 1 enemy snip8faamaging oi, having a service man receive a boat, T, A destroying 3 shipyards, 2 docks and plea , hla address to Mrs Mary lreas June mo 3 radio stations On July 15th they EicWn FreshmenPres Robert Amburganefaorev on the east coast of Okin 11111 i ey Vice Pres, Robert Darrow Sec, awa Although they continued to bej THE BRCNCEN ATOMAND OUft 1 CamPbe11 Treas, Barbara JUDGE LEE CARR APPOINTED harraaaed by Japs they suffered no damages They are all happy war trucks, doctors, nurses etc We unj anj keep out the rest ofthe world Frank Snapp, 81, who has worked derstand most bulk stations had a he flight was hfcduicd to end Darrow at the ick summer resort at Por weeks supply on hand but were only at Washington but bad weather fore tage Iake for a nimber of years lettinjr it out n small quantities As the planes down at Chicago Eddied at the Vvaunaw county hos1 gas station after station closed it, entually the 24 hours period will be pital, Friday The funeral was heldlook as transportation would soon be shortened and the whole world SophmoresPres, Russel Clark ice at the warthout funeral Home on paralized and people would hae to piared at our dooratep Sunday afternoon, Rev Alfred All lean, to walk or go back to horts ard officiating, burial was in the The dear public as usual did their Pinckney cemetery part to increase the shortage At the, Henry Keiaer, wixard ship builder, first hint of k they flo ed to the anj iug associates have closed a 5 oil ta ii3 and not on v fillet their yeaJ lease on the Willow Run pxe j tanks but alsrarrel8 they brought py with the federal govei the in the ActTof their cars 1 anj wni make two kinds of is over but do not expect to bej Th tftmichoha herod D1S OF ,NJUR,S Monday Gov Kelly announce erar better oriwTrte Rot Jcjueline Parks, 19, daughter of appointment of Jutfge Leland Carr sha strike will probably be of j a hiKh priced and1 a low priced home right away as there is muchiri D Potter tells the utirrin atorv Papks of Coon Ijafce Road, of Lansjig to the supreme court to short duration but while it does the production will be 1700 cars a day work to be dote tfcere yet I mastered atomiTpowerl of W lat Jude Howi4rd, FiM ft Up slogan is missing at J and 20,000 people wiU be Jimtnie Bett writes from Leyte and Philipines, that many from there tore of injuries succeed the late Judge nThSaetadri,,edeiled Sunday on Grand Rider West Pinckney gets a little reflect ga8rtationi there A 25,000,000 stock ie7 ofTrticle tan Howe11 when she wa8 Klor by e honor Kiven campaign wUl be carried oatJieaqr Itave been traaaCerred to Japan ane The American Weekv with thSirklinr in driven fc Fre1 Vanness Carr as he s an old Pinckney boy 28 of th Cong, young people at d who had first dbaaee of China He applied for transfer there I gondays fept 30 issue of the Ruah 6 hit a truck f the lat Zacrluh J tended a party Monday night but did not get it Leyte is hot and Detroit S day duty and the people live in Carr who lived three miles west of the a Run but let hie , 8 H Carr and wife are visiting Cera Ver and wife are here Addie ftandatl in Farmington from Calrfonaia He la traesrferred to Chicago iee home of Mn Betty Bekkeri iscle and mother, Mrs Em Pinckney on, Barton road, north ot ing Dean in Chilaon ma srollmer and Mr and Mrs RoyM3fi He praduated from Pinckney1 Sunday guests of the Hoff SisCampbell attended the wedding of hh school in lno, Ross Read,, ters were Mr and Mrs Wm Loss rr L , ISS Catherine Eisele, daughter, be inp a class mate of his He attend and Mr and Mrs Wm Curry vincer uoworsn an Mr and MrR Wilbur Eisele the Michigan State Normal and re Flint Max Wfltae of BoweH caught a ana eoyetfce In a trap oa the ie tJbe ajflaatiwe jervior aat f aa daya a o 4tf er aavj Paul Radner at Our Iady Queen of ceived Wfs law desrree in 106 at Sunday guests of Mr and Mra , Heaven church in Detroit Saturday the University of Mkhgan He waa Earl Baughn were Robert Seefeld , , The bride i a WAVE and has been, supt of Marihe City schools and then and wife and Capt John in Califorana assistant attorney general and a and family of Ann Arbor in North HaoMbt Friday, it had been kffli We believe that this is otte taken ia this Hataea at one aeweraK years ago andat her home on night last week 24 judge in Ingham county in 1211 Carl Eleart, Imlay CHy bdtel man Drew of North4 wre preaent eorge Aobinson acted which position he baa since held who la remodeling it into a big Lake ajat ne atyeaeh Mt Pejttaaje as master of creroonieaXames were with great honor to hiwanf and 4M 1 played M daocina anjo7d state Keiner will put up 12,00000 his aaaociatea a like n plant ft on a fain baiaWo wish him suoceea but ofjhowa that a vaot aaaiontr that started productiea ia ejhe paat ana oady preaent ear fae4 opUtaodby the Feed, 4 svJu P1 neighborhood gae torney for the state highway dept Kenneth Nicholson has aokf FridayMra, Edward Kenny a surprise party,Gov Grosbeck appointed him circuittore and tavern at Lakeland hia to aaa since held, who ia remodeling it into a big eat Cook hianeef and 4M n place Nkholaon end iMMuy tdUi Zl, J Roajar barta, tt, Ms watt Cook, Zi, Meeeefl AraoVd V in I i BaaaaanaflHMl vt mmtmmmatV v3 i vv iiiv a , Tfa Piaefcpty Diapnich Wednetday, Sept 26 194S NEIGHBORING NOTES Herold Ludtke, formerly of GregSylvan Theatre n8 now oa 8 M I Pnui Sndafopes Sweet Shop at NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO CHELSEA, MICH 3f I Paul Spadafores Sweet Shop Stockbridge was broken into last Fri, Sat, Sept 28, 29 THATS THE SPIRIT Starring JACK OAKJE, PEGY RYANBUS TER KEATON, ANDY DEVINE week and a sum of money stolen Howard Berry, son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Berry of Stockbridge Helen Monks left Seattle last week forthe South Pacific Spencer Tomion of Powlerville has returned to college at Albon By a vote of 50 to 4 the City of The fallowing teachers started teaching Monday Clella Fish in the Hicks district Michael T Kelly in Dickereon Threat Melvin in the Pettysville,Fannie Hunt in Unudilla Cora Wileon in Livermore and James Carrol in the House NOTES Airs Bruce Kennedy is attending Pinckney high school, The Mlsri Floss Swarthout and or YEARS AGO O oseph Placeway td at her 4 home here on Sept 4 Surviving are her husband, Joseph Placeway Miss Florence Uyer and Glenn VanBeuran were married at Detroit j on Sept 4 I The Flintoft reunion occured on Labor Day at the home of George lke Flintoft lonc in Hamburg with 7o j present The following officerswere elected Pres, Miss Carrie FURNACE REPAIRING C, JUNE EL Nwj BrronvetheDeVoUn C Ctata Dexter huve returned m I a renewal f ranchaise at a especial Sun, Mou, Tue, Sopt 30, Oct, 1, 21 election last week rrbe NAUGHTY MINISTER riy04 11 of e A Comedy Chapter u Taylor, Ann Arbor Rctretis, Mrs Laura Win, who have been visiting M argaree Flintoft, h, ell AANNN CURTIS RITA Cartoon Island of Tabu Nova Scotia Sua Shews 300, 500, 700, 00 Wod E S iiapids Oct 9, i quarters at Hotel will be at , 11 with Pantlind Grand Grand home Married at Howell Tuesday by Rev Gifford, Miss Grace Reason, daughter of Mr and Mr Charles Reason of Pinckney to Samuel Wall head ace of Carleton i Starring JOHNSON both Ujs Gpmaji invft8 Monday wUh the following teachers army, have been made sergeants Supt, Stephen Durfee Principal, C Dr Gerald McCluskey of Howell Intermediate,Edith Carr has purchased the former Robert Primary, Green McPherson home in Howell on North A vtvy A Co started the apple Michigan Ave of Earl Adams I this week with ten employees Mrs John CroupeAnnabelle Mill er fell in Thur, Oct 3, 4 Double Fture hlLL REMEMBER APRIL with GLORIA JEAN, K1RBY GRANT and MILBURN STONE Plus SONG OF THE SARONG NANCY KELLY, WILLIAM CAR GAN and EDDIE QUILL AN One The Farmers picnic at Whitmore her home at Howell tort ke tUrdty W Urgely attendcd from here Ernest Fish who leaves for Sacremento, California, Sept 12, was given a farewell party Tuesday nivht Miss Florence Kice entertained a number of friends at a birthday I week and broke her arm Pvt, Alfred Pfau jr of Iosco who I has been home on furlough left for 1 Ft Riley, Kan, last week kry and Mrs Irving Richardson anoVwife have purchased a half ra tarest in the ei uc Grocery at Coming Nights1, A Thousand , True Glry ind Howell Theatre Sept 25, 26, 26, 27 GEORGE RAFT, JOAN BENNETT, and VIVIAN BLAINE m NOB HILL In Technicolor Novelty Newt Howell I Joe Metz of Howell was brought home last week from SWoe hospital Ann Arbor tCurwood Castle, near Owoso where the late James Curwod, author lived, is now a youth center Gottlieb Schumacher, proprietor of the OOld German restaurant in Ann Arbor pled guilty to charge of serving beer after hours on VJ Pay at a hearing before the state liquor control commission last week and was fined 300 or an alternative of having his license suspended for 60 days NICSAL i party Saturday, 161 tickets Were sold here Thursday for the Christian Endeavor ex cursion to Detroit Miss Cora Shehan is attending St Josephs Academy, Adrian I Frank Dunlavy is moving from SMSept 29 f THOMAS MITCHELL la WITHIN THESE WALLS Also CHARLES 5TARREJ in RETURN OF THE DURANGO KID Specie Certoe Met Setfor Kiddies Dr Salsburys Nicsal No fussy work handling birds Yon simply ap ply it to the rooxts It does the Jot in an easy, economical way On sale at Cory Drug Store Most of 1 iackney attended the Howell fair last week Howell was eliminated in the bail by Fowletville the fhv day who in turn lost to Stockbiidge the last day Roche Shehan played with Fowlervllle and got a home run and a triple Miss Pauline Swarthout was marr ied to lsrman C Vedder at the home of her parents Wednesday night Miss Madeline Bowman play ed the wedding march Miss Laura Burgess acted as bridesmaid and Lee ter Swarthout as bt man The couple left for Niagara Falls and I will reside in Detroit Miss Jennie Docking is teaching at Parkers Corners The Hoff Familyreunion was held at the home of Rob Hoff in Ander son on Labor Day The body of Halstead Gregory who died in Detroit was brought to Williamsville for burial Friday Veronica Brogan is teaching at Chubbs Corners Master Ben Dudley of Cheoboygan is visiting at the F W Allison i home j Jefferson Parker has retired afl FIRE POTS REPLACED, FIRE POTS RECEMENTED GRATES AND PARTS FOR MOST MAKES OF FURNACES ELECTRIC WfRING AND ELEC TRICAL PUMP REPAIR PHONE OR WRITE B M Heating Co is You are Cordially Imfited the New t s1fi T MECK RADIO Pinckney to Hamburg village andter many years a8 cierk at the Teep f will buy stock for Floyd Reason le Hardware, j C J Gardner of Pettysville be, w C Dunning has sold his stall came insane last week was taken in charge by authorities Mrs J D Swan, the Edward Swan and Harry Ayers families of Detroit are camping at the Windmere cottage, Portage Lake, this weelfc , Samuel Wilson, 84, died in West Fight lice and feather mite8 wiW putnam, on Sept 3 Funeral from Q0IK,,C ,i xr re ton Monday ReV Crane offic ial y Miss Kate erraghty has go e to I Stockbridye to work in Mrs McCullI urns millinery shop Smith of ion, Emperor, to Bailey Marion The village council has placed new iron lawn seats on the public square, square APPRECIATION I wish to express my sincere thanks to all my friends and aeighbors for their many acts of kind t ness shown me during my recent illness Your thoughtfulness shall always be remembered Mra Una Campbell SEE IT 7j HEAR IT and order MARVIN SH1REY i Pinckney, Mich Phone 83 Sun, Mon, Tues, Sept 30, Oct 1, 2, 3 Met Sun, 2 P M Continuous BARBARA STANWYCK a DENN IS MORGAN 9 CHRISTMAS IN CONNNECTICUT s I mwm Novelty News S bcvWftWBel t m P, zfm Wed, Thur, Fri, Oct 3, 4, S GENE T1ERNEY, JOHN HOD1AK end WILLIAM eBENDIX in A BELL FOR ADAMO Certoon News irtE AVON itiEAlKiL dnows 7 sad 0p n low iuu rn, Set, Sept 26, 29 Douole Feature THR4fc A LKUVVD j inytry ibxiuer with PAMELA BLAKt, CHARLES GORDON Plus HIGH FOWERED ROBERT LOWERY and PHYLLIS BROOKS iiiui jej Sua, TIMS, et 30, Oct 2 FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS v In Technicolor A Story of Love Tand Wax in Spoil v Kjrvi HwlcU Vm wC o iouW Daad and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hoge Calves and Shap R2M OVED FREE PHONE GOLL2ECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SD iSi 1lllimtlllilI2HlUllltllIMUllKIIIUIIIeIIIHUIIIIKIIimilHHIIIIIIIIUIIHIiillllllUI 1 i leT MAw, r m v m ADVANTAGES OF THI risie oootroHed heat qSddr b edveafjfes oi trie raoje The svriaee have sevecal the GARY COOPER, am BERGMAN Plus INGRIO r so MhigfaM Ant peovide ksst riaht heat foe hseevsr hssTi ic cooked The heat COOMS eU focdr so the and at deao M oven, a oootroi coao taios k Ao pcovidedox of the Pino to extra length of thk the first show will eUrt ot 6x00 pjsu slow time Moroer, He Soya, Ut Saptic Tasks mi Cess Pesis nil so a Ict a pleasure for a dealer to furnish a house with an allelectric kitchenfor it makes the house into a home The electric kitchen cuts down the housewifes time in the kitchen and gives a thrill to the work she does there The electric range gives uniform results provides automatic operation, cutting down the amount of attention necessary Electric cookery is the modern way convenient clean reliable People have come to feel about it the way they do about electric refrigerationthat it is the only way The electric dishwasher, too, has proved itself in thousands of homes as a time and labor saver Ive sold many and never had one returned They normally save the housewife a total of about a days work every month People are not so familiar with the operation of the garbage disposal unit in the sink drain The convenience of throwing waste right into the sink and washing it away cannot be appreciated until used And the modern housewife also gets the multiple assistannp of all the smaller electric helpers saixer, juicer, percolator, and odseev I cant think of any inbat anea farther toward snaking In urn ft il honm lain in r Irrrrir Iritrtirn HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detrol Frank Plasko OanBurtett wu o Omi fern stfMf eW tog eaa supply yea with point yoncs flteee, HowelL Mich Brjr is St aj Jit DETRT EDISON Co PHONR 4f4 jtUtflttUU UliMMIsHHillMliiH lllimUJHWlHi FC ReickhoffSr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOUrrStRNTS tHONE 3SS Reeioeoce SIS s Dr ROTACAPS Salsburys RotaCaps is th tfJMttlel modern individual treatment for riddinjc your birds of large round worms and intestinal capinarta worms Get rid of these inteatuial parasites whkh lower the vitality of your flock RotaCaps are easy to gjve aad economical, too On sale at the Cory Drag Store ROTACAPS Thoetinde of powkrymesi prefer Seiehorya RotaCape for imtoi for and Help year hirds ky AVLTON If your flock is infested large roundworms and cecal w nee Drs galaburys AviTon It be economically given in wet or dry mash It is easy on the Unit On aaU it the Cor Dmg Store XvTrar Treat your entire flock for roundworms and cjeeal wotwat Dr SaUbuirs AviTon in the feed Ik is easy and economical to Oa sale at she Cory IfewttfefMiikwf , K v yi r fllii PJnflhtf DiapiicP Wednetda Sept 26 1945 r liiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiuiuiuiiaMiitHmuniiuiiiiHiiiimnHiimiHiiiVH School SUPPLIES i A Full Line W ITH farm income higher than ever before bt with fewei and fewer things to buy, there was never a better opportunity in our history for farmers to make themselves financially strong and in dependent When the crop checks come in, put those surplus funds into War Bonds They arc the best investment ever offered the people of America You never get less than you lend,anJ you gU back 34 fur every 3 At the future, to reequr om farms with iew and more efficient rfiaciry, to repair ,nd rebuild and refurnish our homes Be,t art of it is we can do both Lets iL it T The farm needs reserves Just lite our amies in the field By buying War Bonds, pou provide reserves of tanks and guns and Janes Cor our boys today while builrKng reserves of cash for your own use tomorrow With bumper crops on every hand, we we our boys and JJncle Sam a bumper crop of War Bonds And we owe it to ourselves to save money against theuncertainties f i ttrtCJUlEY DISPATCH DUXfi At pUalOffiC Puwkney, Mich cud class toaster Subocriptfou 1126 a yarn Pa d Advance PAU w amrjrta PUBUIHBI 5 Ben White had1 a cow killed by lightning Sunday Joe Griffith and family were in Ann Arbor Saturday I 5 MIS, Robert TtCsch entertained harj card club Monday night S Frank Behn lnis purchased the Brady place south of town Mrs Lulu Lamb entertained her f curd club last Tuesday night Azel Carpenter o cti r called at the Harry Lee home Sunday Barbara McAfee visited at the Omar Gaas home in Detroit last week Mrs Winifred Graves is visiting relatives in Jackson Battle Creek Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Mrs g Emma Dinkel were in Ann Arbor 5 Friday, 3 Fmmelt Clark and wife of Howell S were Sunday guests at the Walter S Clark home, g Robert Read and family of Grand S Uapius spent the week at tire Fred 2 Bead home Mr and Mrs Bert Hicks obaer g fed their 50th wedding anniversary a tiunuay Clyde Darrow and wife of Mil , af ford called on relatives here last NFWAW WW A VWWWWrWWWWVWWW Thursday The Glenn Slayton family of Howell spent Sunday at the Jesse Richurron home Mrs Rosemary Schosser accompanMr and Mrs Ed Parker to Lansnjr Thursday night Mr ad Mrs Joe MorrislRaymonda Ledwidgeare moving to Ann Arbor on Dexter Road Miss Jennie Knapp of Ann Arbor spent last Monday at the Phillip Sprout home C J Clinton and brother,Walter, i of Detroit are spending the week at I Houghton Lake i Douglas Plummer and wife left j Monday for the naval school at I Norman, Oklahoma Mesdames Wra, Shehan and Roy Th Prob Court for the County g Dillingham were in Ann Arbor, A Livmgton last Wednesday At a session of said Court, held CORY DRUG STORE i7,niHiiiiiiiiimmnuinmnn iiMiiiiiiuMHiiiinmitinnnitnunniiiiiiiiiiM Dead or Alive FREE SERVICE Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men fcl L PARAER Ant Phone , Pinckoey The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michifftb Central Dead Stock CoWWWVWVVVMVWVVWWmVWVwVw1wWyWT W rVW j STATE OF MICHIGAN rtltllimillHIIIIlUKnUlfillUUUllllUNtMM f Vtennedys Gen I First National Bank I Howell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ben White Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee and children called on Mr and Mrs Dan Knaggs n Monroe Saturday , r BUTOUTS ALSO A LLAD DlPtVClNCU VOULiVlND TUE YELLOW PAGES OPTV4 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY C1ASY PiCKtM WHEN YOURE ON TUE PPOWL r BUYING NFOQMATIQN LOUSE POWDER Dr Salsburys Louse owder i usedby thousands oi progress poultry men to combat lice It to apply to each individual biu is economical, too On sale at Cory Prug Store examine a 1 and demands cf by anu before p easy Itl Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of 5 Theresa A Marsh 5 It appearing to the Court that the S time for presentation of claims B r M J i us x against viid estate should be lirut 5 f Mr atid Mrs George ijerfgrs of , , T , , sT , t , eL and that a time and place be ap 5 Uowell were Sunday guesU ,c Mr poiltcd reccivo anu Ms Clifford VanHorn adjugt all claims 1 Clare Hendee anu family of Port a, just saj j , land, Oregon, are visiting his parents gaid Court Mr and Mrs W C Hendee U js Ordered, That all of he S Mr and Mrs Tony Labadie and c odtors of vaid1 deceased are re SB children of Wyancfotte were week quired to present their claims to 5 end guests of William Lell said Court at said vbal Ofjce on g NICSAL M Stffe sold nis laige or before the Jrd day of Decern 5 D Salburvs Nicnal on brick house at Dexter Corners and ber, A D, 4rj at ten oclock m S Spread i a lire M3G to Ypsilanti parties the forenoon, sad time and place 5 the 0 feather mites No handi Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch attend being hereby appointed for the ex W vf6 N bother basT to lne football game at Cof Mstad1 amination ajid adjustment of all S a ium, Ann Arbor Saturday claims and demands against said 5 , Norman Miller, Clarde and LJ deceaseU1 S Swarthout and Earl Gallup pent It is further Ordered, That pub S the wek eid at Doug lake lie notice thereof be given by pub gj i The Misses Marion Porter and lication of a copy of this rder g You can make disinfecting of Ruth Hartman of Ann Arbor spent once each week for three success your poultry hous an easy and Thursday night with Helen Reason, ive weeks previous tosaid day of jj even pleasant job with Dr Salsi Mlf Mae Xeeple of Howell enter hearing in the Hinckney Dispatch,a 5 burys ParOSan It has a pleAsantJ her Pinckncy card club at a newspaper printed and circulated odor Your eyes do not smart, andi 6 0cjock dinner Thursday night in said County fa ItowoU Undr Fdral Suporvuton MmtLmr Federal Opoit u ranc CirflratlaUr Do poiU loMirad upto fOO0 f ch OapMitor ling of bin apply economical On sale at Cory Dru Store PARwOSAN BUSINESS BANKS YOU All three are closely linked in the community Busi nus neWj your patroaag and it needs bank credit Banks need depositor and need borrowers a well You need the thing that bua inss Bupplies and the aervices your bank can render The progress of all depends on co opeiation by all headache 1 s ttiMHtttjiiiituifiitur E 5 irHUUiithuliiMUititiuHiiiitoi HiMMMinutttiiute you get no disinfecting when you use ParOSan On sale at th Cory Drug Store AVITAB Dr Salsburys Avikib to Hone upM their chickens needing a tonic appetizer It is easy to give Simply mix it in the mash On sale at Cory Drug Store BENEFIT DANCE M and Mrs Joe Schosser of Ann Willi L Lyons, Judge of Probate S A true copy JB Celestia PanAail, g Roister of Prolfit I 5 Mis Jean Conklin Bernardine, S Jjici and Duiif Uurns, Herman S Smith and family of HovvoJi an S Jirian McClukey and family of SB ieriy were Sunday guests of Mrs Clarence Dixon S Re H A Maycroft, wife and S gi Acme Quality inside and Si white, enough for everybody I Swans Store, Howell, Mich S TVw Csrv Tirmr Strp Pinck s S Sponsored bfr the Loe1 Servie Mees CKHstma Gift Club SAT SEPT 6th FiDckney High School Gym Music fey ialaa OnhestirM The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney PROTECT your daenport from moths for only 250 for 5 rears guaranteed protection One spray of Beriou stops moth damage for 5 Arbor were Friday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred liad Mr and Mrs John BcH aivd MFS Elizabeth Brown and daughters wer Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Wm Beard in Ann Arbor Julius Aschenbrenner wrecked his car Sunday at ScJioollot Lake when it turned over wth him Neither he or his wife who was with him were outside hurt The Hollis Wylie family spent Sunday at the Abrams home in Howell celebrating Nancys birthday Mr and1 Mrs W J NasL i and daughter, Wm Maycroft of Grand SB Rapids, Karl Maycroft and Mrs Titus of Coopersville and James Hall family of Plainfield spent When you buy and bank here at home yoj are helping to build better eotnmonity and a better future for your self W rUve AaspU FiuuU Available for So4 UaM, ssi Ea UU Mortag or PsriJRl at sUtvafebU Rates YOUR AiiENTION IS INVITED TO OUR SAFE KEEP J ING UUV1CE FOR WAR I BONDS SI agefor 5years or Beriou pays thejXrbor Sunday granddaughters, Rosalie and Barbara MepwinA called on Miss Isabel Nash in Ann hom and Z Bp ftN0SAL Dr Salsburys The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney Rubber Boots are Ration Free Buy now as they will jto fast Swans, Store, Howell, Mien qust at the Mich State San 1 drinidng water medicine Mr ,K , Guy Bla,r of Fowi cecal coccidiosis in larer provides fcuc beacfiV ones Use in either met containers H i e 1 cal to uc SPECIAL ENTERTAlNliENT BY MARINES ADM 7Sc aW Mc cal in price Mrs Celia Lamb and son of Saugatuck are visiting Mrs Lulu lcraiile spent Suaiday witft Mrnd Lamb nnd with her afnd Mrs June Mrs Roy Dillingham Popp and son were in Ferry Sun WILL SWAP 1W2 PACKLARD for day a pair of track shoes fh good con , jevg RENO SAL Friday of Mr ad Mrs W C dition bee mKy i L Use Dr SaLurys Renosai the HeiKfee were Mr and Mrs Elmer rich, SweetaaJJ Grape Nuui TECT ywr Mw ir tablets to help control cecal cocci j Jone and Newton Jones of South the energy feet from that con, 25c year v Lyon traUd nourishment I just gotta run royx M moth Mrs Louis Covle Miss Eva Melvin those 20 mile to work l spraf 5 years or Mrs Rose HowaH and Pvt Edward age Drost called on Mr and Mrs Rob IERLOl iveR VOM a written guar The Cory Drug Store, ert Grainger in Lansinir vSaturday replace your poss ssi4tt if they are damaged by moths Kubher bots,ovr 20 P wUMn years One spraying withl txute nod awe, an Ready to Market Li vet lock fmmr comngnnseat to paw own agency oa the Detrelt Market aa Sales A Service ReiiaWe Market Infona U e Miehigasi Radio Network at 12tS it lac Car market ea a ration of the ,di0s May also be ased two tailts Sj in each gallon of drinking water to 5 pi vide tonic benefits 5J On sale at the Cory Drug Store 2 e S TWO Dints of Beriou sprayed onf Syour 1xl2 rug protects it from mothl in Michi State Cottegeast Lan fj damage for 5 years or Beriou pays f sing, last week, was in the hospital 1 the damage Costs you only 2,501 there last week a couple of day witn f for 5 year protection from One Bertoa PJ Alice Lee Ware who enrolled The Cecy Drn oe Pinckney flu i the JIU 1 The Misses Joan Spears of Pneknev and Dolores Hatnroon of Do BerWu 4oes the oh or the damages Te Cory Drug Store, Pindmey Berioa pays Swans, Stare, J Dr Salabutry ParOSan is aroH left for California to irt pteasaot ameUiag disinfectant Use tttc formers Jra, Mrs Brt it regularly ia your poultry qvar Manin d Certruoe Spears at iters It is easy to mat ami econoauj Los Angeles I Remove intestinal capittaria Sa1swurys I dividual 1 We read Monday that 4K0 Aus LfQUID TABLETS, SALVESMOSE OB aaie at t Corr Drag Storetralian wi I American C t 22 children of, boys landed at Sinks, mvatarieft, 15ago pails, San Francisco, Tuesday, 5om Mlller ipouKiT kese should be diainiected says none of tbew wore h CL amte doeaat leave your for Camp Crowder Mo to visit j , neily Easy to ap her husband Edwia went as far as swy Loam m jMMMSMnieaL Chicago with mx Met jimildieB to erne md by mto ormratoSma Mi, M w I Mir J n leeweowuV 1 uiimiiutiiiuttitiiinmntttiwtiiiiMMP Place Your Order NOW ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Classified Want Ad THE UtQHICAN MIRROR teams of aorses The sam macnins I or on adapted for smaller acerage will enable the veteran to escape the insecurity of the city and attain a degree of independence iron Ue rise and fall of employment Huge housing, and road construe j Uon programs, victory garden ex perience, new popularity qtf food loUra hee are additional trerd JFOR 5ALEr bushel of eat, to wwlerate the trend from city to Chester Murray, 6180 Farley Rd, M ,, ,,, The service industries in Michigan by, Sept 2 PROFESSIONAL ITOR SALEGasoline range stove, Gustavo Hannaman 1OR SALEBuTTing 10x10 Tkrtiekwy Setivifls Ray M Deft M IX FuMkuoy, Mi sllne AWn m a sa, to tiOO , av jFvJeeoammvl te4t, 7teSsa SsAardaJtty tolU the craning such as transportation, retailing resorts, professions, marketing and, local govcrnmentoffe opportunities to veterans j MM H, C Vodder FOB SALEA dining room suite in In 1980 those service industries good oondifitn, cheap if taken at formed 476 percent of the national once Mrs, Louis Kourt income as compared to 392 percent i WANtEenral farm hand by, in 0i the othr nd industry jhs month A DeVoe 10900 Northwest Territorial Red Dexter, Mich AflfrflJUES WANTElEDiahes, hats, affects less, than onethrd Service industries dominate both manufacture and agriculture in American life today To illustrate the DR fr St MeCLUSKEY DENTIST ttlM It Hhhtjis m Of He, ttj Evesag ay Howell, Mfcalfe HEMKftt Clt,, Lkl Y ASA Arbor Mlshigau HAROLD D CHUBB Howell, Michigan MM or 43 Monuments Markov Refrigerators, Stoves Washers, Ironers Etc AmiyuB WAiNTttuuisnes, nau, Cj ,, iMn hi , ta KV7 Michigan resort business is lamps, china figures glaasbasketa, n ,n annurf Se3 MARION BEAUTY SHOP , v, j, only t0 industry in annual dollar ,SIAUZINa ,N PERMANENT iJTtiSi dohiome Lke industry it is a service MAWfNE AND MACHINELESS SiZTllhl ustry and needs no reconversion I SO COLD WAVES jr LTJ l2t7 The veteran must sove the prob Phone 6 MARION JARVISOwner 7 STwS ST lnd,vidURl 8ecurityThe tomic bomb LEE LAVEY FOR SALE5 white geese, 9 Mua, WANTEDRadio Repair Work ducks, 64 inch round dining I do Glenn Hull table, ,dish cupboard, writing 800 Darwin Rd covy room desk combined Mrs Goo jthode, 4480 Spears Rd LZTL 1 jetpropelled planes etc have shattj WANTEOZWoman for weekend j ged nitons of geographic security, at White Lodge Country Club, Must and insularity from world troubles be a good cook and manager For Such wag tne thesis of Senator Van particulars write C F Boorom, 2867 denbergs appeal for American parElmwood, R7 Ann Arbor or apply ticipation in the United Nations at club on Sundays Council FnR SMtYt Tgo Hrguiftting naatt The end of the war, opening the or, burns wood or coal floodgates of wartime responsihii Wm Kennedy ites and restrictions, has already FOR SAL6Two family house Will caused politicians advocate shirking responsibilities in Europe and the Eli Aron South PacificHBring the boys home Tromm va,r A Let the BriUh, French and Chinese Phone 7F8LOSTTwo hoie8AB0rLmB do a better job than the veterans of PERCY ELUS AUCTIONEER PuHKMBfSFU Mlohlga , accept small down payment to j u r i roan horse Finder notify Donald LOSTAt Alfred Lane auction a sum of money Finder please notify FOR SALEPlain Superior Grain Drill E H Maaa liowell, Mch Coon Lake Rd FOR SALE4 lots 66x132 in Hin heys addition to Pinckney Village Ciar aistract and deed for information see George W Meyer Stockbridge, Mich Phone 74F32 FOR SALEA large quantity of furnituregood condition John Httdkins, 121 Unadilia DAMON RUNYONS JOE TURP RETURNS FORJSALErfilipwn parlor heater, good condition 312 W Main St j do it they cry We hope the veterans r i n J u f World War I did and we served ov8715 Cedar Lake Road, Pinckney j mvmmlkm with them, So give them a FOR SALEA large size circulating helping hand and hang onto your hat Garland heating stove, burns wood whUe We try the next curve in the ,AT wt about 16or 5rukS2sErroller C0Mter thttt is 3U8t 4 , wVAt i ia L u 1 pres paid for all kind of poultry Elwin Hulce and wife of Chelsea ton bALLlWb Plymouth coupe in1 Bng Howell, Mich were in town Thursday orderJas Murphy fphftnfl R7 RaiJL Mr and Mrs Andrev LOSTE8trayed from my farm a MftcAInch Bower8 fam Holstin cow Finder notify W J Naah FOR okLfcio year old mare, weigh ing about 1500 and 12 year old geld LEfc LAVEY GENEJMU INSURANCE PWSM otFS g MIoklpHI MARTaN J LAVAN AMOJUMf w 13 Brloa ViWinkU VmaWinUe Dss W VISWISMI CkarUe K VOSM4 Attorneys at Law First Stale aad Savings Sauk SSWjoj oUjpouWBj UOJ ww P H Swarthout SOB FTJNERALHOME WW wjPUUUj SJBUUUjBBUUUUwiPUUJU AVITAB WH1TMORE LAKE ROOF UM Dr Saltburyi Avlub u tn ING A SIDING CO appetizer mnw nux it in the No ObUgatiov f,1 nd theu wtch vjr unthrifty Martin Ritter Jr Phoao 3tll birds respond U344 Whitmor Lako Roed On sale at Cory Drug Store WMtr Lak Mich RENOSAL Dr Salsburys Renosal in good running 666 Patterson Lake Rd Phone 872, Hosejl Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett at P AII,ft ftP1 4fcl FOR SALESJsUocid, buy now, tended the Adrian fair Friday FOR SALE6 cu ft Electric Abso naxt whlfcejk a ho too 1 ato I Jerrv Bossineau and wife have pure refrigerator, first class con Thareaon Lumber Co sod their Dexter tavern and gone Berlou pays the damages dition 75 9188 Ann St, Silver p,oni oweS 44 to Florida Lake, First cottage north of Camp xnirT Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsilan Birkett W A Ketcham YtJfJttUiue anti spent Sunday at the AL Nes risce our order Two piece underwear, all slies TT Fleece lined underwear All sixes, i j tU , , , Boy now Swans Store, Howell UrgeJ d868 or ,601 J C EIGHT cents a year will protoct a occldi ,and tonic4 henetl mans or ladys suit from mouTdam glaTo mtontatnert age fur 5years One spraying of Bar g containers and Better Buicks iavingston Motor Sales, Howeil j FOR SALELt Wt Mans over coat, nearly new, 1 V A Ketcham TuThALEComi and WooauTg fM 011 AYTP V Af Ketcham CireuM HeftUr k izti anti spent Sunday at the AL N0W f0r N6W See RLggs 8020 M86 Wet bl ,, lou Guaranteed Mothspra doesitor S V S0T DtUg StA Berlou nv J You an buV Bots, any kind Ration Free at Fa A L Nisbett and wife were in Detrot to see t he TigerBrown Kill It For 3Sx L o IN ONE HOUR, if not pleaaed bft11 Saturday heavy mans vour ,85c back Ask any druggist for Mr and Mrs OUie Wilson spent overcoat, med, several pair of mens tniB p0werfui fuiiglfldo7TFOT Us hat8t weekat Otsego Iiake near Gay M E Darrow 8hoea 9 l2 to 10 12 at 75c a 90 oo Alcohol, makes it PENE,lord P hone 117 Vir l Pair of D0VS Oxfords,size 13, TRATEGerms cant be kilted unless Mrs Nettie Vaughn spent last j nearly new, 40 piece set of amber reached Feel it PENETRATE, week at the Roy Merrill home In FOR SALE About a truck load of K,ass , 100, ice box, 50 lb reaches mora germs APPLY FULL Webster kinoTng, boards and blocks Comej capacity, 2 Underwood Electric Ra STRENGTH for itchy, sweaty or J H J and set it and bring 3 Percy Fiii n 2r,o edfch Inquire at 245 BraeUy foot Today at , urtav M86 West Unadilia St THE CORY DRUG STORE 11111 The Cory Drug Store, frnckney FUR COATS mothproofed for 5 years for only 12 5 Berlou mothpray guaranteed to repair your if damaged by moths within 5years The Cory Drug Store, Pinckney Swans, Store, Howell, Mich, Hooker and wife spent Sat the C W Hooker home 1 in Ann Arhos m1 Wesley Reader attended thej MmstHtuiiiti imimtommHiumuUittmiMinMi MiisiisiniiitWMitHisffltiiiiiitfc jfiijatba11 Rt Annj W H Myer was in Ann Arbor Saturday and Tuesday to have all of bis teeth out Kenneth Line and family spent the week end with Rev DHrick1 and family in Cadllac I C H Kennedy, local merchant suffered a heart attack Friday and 1 in confined to his home 1 John Hornshaw and wife of Detroit spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Francis Hornshaw John Martin and P W Curlett Housewives SAVE TOUR WASTE FATS Til United State Government v Needs them attended the funeral of Hugh Mc Pherson at Howell Saturday t Mrs W C Hendee fell at her home last week and hurt her legj Mrs Francis Hornshaw is staying with her j Nelson Shehan brought his wife and new son, James Nelson jr homo from St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Friday Mrs Josephine Devine and fam ily who have been living in thej Stuart Anderson or Famum house have moved to Whitmore Lake Arthur Marshall of Plainfield pur chaaed the house tor EXPLOSIVES K t Leave Them at tfeis Stare STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probata Ceart for tbo of Lirfete At a seaaiosi of amid Court, HcM at the Probate Office ia the City of Howell in amid County, on the 20th day at September A D, 1945 Preoaot, Hon WUUs L LyonV Judge of Probate, 1 the Matter of the Estate of M Wovdeu DeoeaaeA j Bollinger having filed in Court bis petition, praying for to aeU the internet of amid esj certain real estate therein deJ Ordered, That the 15th day October AJ,ms, at ten odock forenootwat amid Probate Offi end is hereby appovoted for1 amid petitkin, and that U Septic Tanks Cesspools Cleaned WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 0 FrfONE 424 ANN ARBOR MICH 9 100 Ho wool underwearAll sizes Buy now Swans Store, Howell NICSAL Fumes from Dr Salsburys Nicaal will kill lice and feather mites No handling of birds It is easy to apply and is economical Just spread it on the roosts It does the rest On sale at Cory Drug Store LOUSE POWDER Lice lower egg production Dr Salsburys Louse Powder is an effective way to combat these parasites Apply it by the shake method to each individual bird On sale at Cory Drug Store 60 0J0 wool underwear All sizes Boy now Swans Store, Howell Sweat Shirts All Sizes Swans Store, Howell, Mich WcPherson I State Bask atdita DO MOT WORRY ABOUT WAR BONOS YOU yosismthtosWdrtpn pat us 4 sell the in snie sent why a f rrH We think there are a few people who nave the idea that our Govern snent samy freeze your war so that you will not be able to them when you wiab to use the The contract is explicit that bonds are worth a definite varying each year as near maturity We have , y the Secretar, w Treasury to reassure you af yea Wo sJS of no finer way to to euntiasjs to 0OKD6 be given by this a as smncs r it i y A 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 September 26, 1945 Description An account of the resource September 26, 1945 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 1945-09-26 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch