292 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/321c05949f6b4f5fe06462a8c6fbbd59.pdf 56d44c5300878927f2fd5fb32e3ddd86 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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WL VOLLME NO 80 Pinckney, LiringtUm County, Micbigfto Wednesday, No 24, 1943 ft No 47 Local Interest War News Tragi Auto News of the f r Pw sad Hams Cooceralog lb Boys Wh Are in the Service of Their Country Warren Hoover of Chelsea enlisted in th US navy several weeks ago His wife was formerly Anna Van Blah cum of Pinckney PFC Welton Chamberlain of Fort Jacksom, South Carolina, is home on a 15 day furlough Accident Here Lancing Girl It Killed and Four Oth ers Hurt A Auto Crash CATHOLIC CHURCH AM , M Fotu Mn j mien Mirror St Marys church Sun Nov 28, QAQ J Sriool 194S the first Sunof AdventMass at 9 and 12 noon Catechism classs after Mass and Sat at 10 Sun is sustained minor injuries when a car j lighu riday night at Wines Field Ann Arbor wJ mas high school at football 37 to 7 News and Activities of the Local communion Sun for the boysNovenu School Briefly Told jFriday at 122u and 745 PM Each Sat the commtjmoration is for mem Iber of the Pugartoriul Society Intentions in the Holy Mass Sun State News CURRENT OMMEN 1 Items of State and National Briefly Given Nev One girl was kilkl and 4 others j piney ended their season under headed for the MichiganOhio game t Ann Arhov when they iogt to st Tho at Ann Arboi laiic 1 to mak fo curve at Livtrmores corners 4 miles west of Pinckney on M36 and went into the marshy The auto belonged to Mrs Dorothy Beckwith, 35, of day for the iate parents of Mrs Klla Dixon, Tues for Bessie and son Tom j Brennan, Wtdt for a religious, mem Thurs A letter receivtyd from PFCg Mer Lansing and was driven by Miss Elea lin Lavey who is in the engineers in j nor Zientarski, 28 of Detroit who is Sicily, states that he has been build I employed by the NashKelvinator of ing telephone lines and is in fine health He enclosed a picture of him self S 2c William Kuhn who has been at the naval Pier in Chicago for several months has been transfer t i tq the submarine base at New Lon don, Conneticut Corpl Don , Bowdish of Gregory who is stationed at Tampa, Florida Lansing Miss Lucike Robinson 21 of were other passengers in the auto Lansing, Kenneth Mock, 35, Eaton Rapids and Earl Clerk of Lansing Most of these people livej at Boose, velt Hotel, Lansing Miss Zintarski lived about 30 min utes after the accident She and tht1 other passengers in the car were tak en to Mcpherson hospital,Howqll in The result was not unexpected and , , , Tv , , , ber ot the Dominican Order Pinckney derive some consolatiom A, , ,,L ,, ,, u u x u t iv 1S hv feast ot St Catherine, Martyr by the fact that they were one of a i , , n ,, m , , 0 ,, i Thanksgiving Day Mass at AM tew teams to score on StThomas who I ,, , , which is a Mass for the late Archbis too fast to make the curve MRS BERTHA KRONDRITZ Mrs Bertha Kondritz wno purch ased the Zach Carr farm, west of and is home on a furlough, was j the Schnacktnburg ambulance and married to Miss Anita Kimmel ,in Sheriff Kennedys car one day last week I The cause of the accident sefetms Corp Beryl Amburgey returned j to have been that Miss Zientarski to Fort Lewis, Wash Thursday after j did not know the road and was going a l day furlough Corpl Harry Wright of Gregory has been given a 6 months furlough from the army on account of illness Gerald Darrow, wife and si who have been sptjnding a furlough here returned to the naval base at Jacksonfille, Florida Sunday Robert Martin who has brtjen in the amphibian division at Fort Uierce Florida called on friends here Sat He has been transferred to Virginia and expects active duty after 6 weeks training there A letter npeived from PFC Gord n Lamb states that he is in Italy with the American army J Leo Bettes writes that aft see Ing aTmdstrrcontirual active service with the American army following hop John Carroll The month of December is devoted to the Preparation for the feast of the Immaculate Conception which ia on Wed Dec 8 and the Feast of ihNativity or our Lord, or Christina Day Lloyd Bergan said it, Meet success like a Gentleman and disast ii a Man The intention in the hov Mass won 7 out of 8 games Pinckney was jfttery at tht start and a couple of bobbles gave St Thomas touchdowns Pinckney fumbled on their own 7 yard line and St Thomas recovered and scored Then St Thomas blocked a Pinckney punt and proceeded to score In the second quarter Pinckney made their bttet showing They started passing with Lewandowski heaving j and Gus Ledwidge receiving In the L, 7 V, r, , ,, , f Friday is for Poor Souls whole game they completed lo passes r , ,,o if J Sat with intention for , Finally Singer caught one and went j T T , , T i , ,, , Jame Ledwidgu with Comn over for a touchdown He also kicked T ,, , , o , ,, I ion for Poor Souls the extra point Score at hall was J St Thomas 19, PHS 7 In the last half Pinckmty tired and the St Thomas power began to tell Pinckney did not seriously threaten while St Thomas got 3 mort to h downs This ends a season that started ou with great promise by winning from RETAILERS Because of the syr ious shortage of manpower, tiw rnic essity of transportation priorities oi war supplies, and the growing sui city of merchandise, Michigan op pers who wait until midDecember to buy and mail Xmas gift a du foo abrupt awakening and tearful disappointments This warning comes from the Michigan Retail Institute at Lansing this week, atyi it is supported By Ye Editor j The debate in congress over prc control is confusing, especially the J conflicting claims made by the farm land labor blocks The farm block as serts prices of food must go still highei in order to equalize the hijh wages paid to labor and labor in turu usserts that IL must nave nigtier wages on account of the rising prices of food It is similar to the old question o4 which came first, the chicken or the egg Roth sides seem to be aim ing at uncontrolled inflation with its terrible consequences Inflation has been predominate in all of our war periods because for some reason the the late iemcrt town, ditjd last Thursday as the reathe YPsi Reserves and Stockbridge ult of injuries received last summer Iand then bogged down against Dans Monday Masses are at f am Other week day Masses at 8 oclock except Thurs Thanksgiving Day at 9 AM GOSPELMISSiON Mennonite Ezra Beechie, pator iperintendem, rrvu Shirey Sunday School 100 Worship Service 1100 ff ing Peoples Meeting, 73 by official statements from Postmas people could never see the handwrit ing on the wait but always went after inflationary high prices or fools gold We were once told by an old farmer that during the civil AJH ho sold some wheat for 20 a bushel However he only had a small ani i,i to si1 iUl othei uitivlei he bought ware as high in proportion so that it did not gain him much The administration would pay the farmer villa and never started to roll again l Prayer Servi when she fell from a load of hay jvllll and The body was taken to Detroit and Pinckney developed a good forward passing attack but this was not sul ficient to win for them without a J the funeral was held there fr m the horn of her son, Edward Rhe,inber ger Sat Rev Strapas officiating Burial in Woodmere cemetery Sur viving are her husband and sweral children 73U running attack ter ioneral Frank Walker, Chairman Iaul Vt McNutt of the WM Joseph Kastman, director of the INFLATION Purchase of other than essential merchandise by Xmas i shoppers is frowned upon by Messrs Walker, McNutt and Kastman v i emphasize the peril of inflation in a vili buying spree Michigan consum ets have mure money to spend that eve before Farm cros this year are i subydips t0 keeP the prices down vulued at SOIII,000,IMM hihet on i,ow,,v,,r tluy se fabulous profits aheao and will have none of this O E S INSTALLATION subsidy businesslt is expected these Installation for the newlv elected lWo blcKks will muster sufficient DISCARDED CLOTHING CAM PAIGN COMMUNITY CONGL Rev J M McLucas Minister Mr Herman Widmayer, SS Supt Mr Alfred Lane Assist SS Supt Mr Florence Baughn Organist And Choir Director Morning Worship 1000 palron Sunday School 1100 officers of Iinckney hajtor I IT K S, was held Sat eve, Nov Jkth The installing officers were as follows list Matrons Kitsey Dinkel and Mable Schafer Marshall, Hazel Iarker, Chaplain, Jennie, Hooker, Or ganit Florence AtLee Ijoimie Henrf incoming worthy matron was escorted to the east by her daughter, Kathryn and wa prevented with mulcl of flowers from her family A song, the strength to pass antisubsidy bill but not to dm so over the presidents veto Aain trouble has cropped out bet jween the white and black races, this tiin over the blood donations conducted by the Red Cross It seems that e negro blood donated is kept separate from White blood and so labeled by that organization although it is WTERNOS With the aid of the charming tel phone operator RM three desperate 0iu were spared from relinquishing their education at PHS Last Thurs Monday evening Non 2 family crgiiing their chariot decidedttafce JfrrilJfet lucfr supper4o0 bring Advancing 8ied forces will lib,a vacation and leave its passengers your own dishes A program will be the Italian campaign hej is now in erate thousands of destitute families0 shift for themseves All day Fri, presented by the young peoples soc Sicily on a furlough families in countries now under Axis,day the irls rushed aboyt town andiety of the Brighton Methodist chu Gerald Henry now has an APb I domination From scourge of fire ,made inquiries about a room When ch The friends and members of tht number an the postmaster order to aid in providing clothes forjat Pinckney Sunday afternoon they jOVt 24 at 8 Do PM them a national drive for discarded I approached their new home with their p garments is being carried on during I arm laddfen with suitcases food CHURCH of GODWrights Corners the period from November 22 to blankets Their chauffer as yoiu know , C E Dietrick, Minister December 4, inchisiveIli this twolas also moved into town whicn now SUNDAY SERVICES week period, American housewives I Swe the male population an addition I chuveh School lOK am word of which were especially writ maintained that there is not a part ten for the matron was sung by IettJy Taughn and Rosemary iicad Th nenry now iia an m j uwimnouwni xiwiu ,uuxc w mc ,, , u nd gets his mail in care off and bomb, these families are without j asked about the room thy replied, church are cordually invited Annual aster New York which me sufficient food or clothing, and in I Any room will do if we can stay Thanksgiving service Wed enin ans le us on foCgn duty Capt Tom Young who was with the first American force that invaded Italy and has since been in continual actioi is enjoying E rest period in a hotti on an island, ile ajs he can look out one window and see Mt Ve guvis and the otner and see Fompaii, PFC Sammij Lafata mailed most onf his friends Xmas cards from Sic ily which were received last week Vince Dark is home from Great Lakqs naval station on a furlough He has been transferred to the ship repair djept and is awaiting assign Merwin Campbell and other offkers were then limy mstaiiedThe retiring matron, Mrs Nebit then pre senteu a candle light pageant aftei which relreshments were served Vi itois were present from Hrightoji Howell and i cgor are asked to sort out all discarded j Girls Now is your chance to go af clothing anything which their familjter the Deacon ies will not use again and turn themj CARD OF THANKS in to the churches and charitab 4 The speech class wishes to thank agencies cooperating in this drive, all the townspeople for making their 8W p m nightly except Saturday j it ,mony The couple hit I play, Are You Mr Butterworth a njght At U30 a m and 745 p m weel s wedding trip to 1 Morning Worship 1130 am Aev Wade Jakeway, chalk talk artist and composer will be with us on Nov 29 through Dec 5 Services at HOSKINS JACK Trc marriage of Miss Roberta fa k daughtd of Mr and Mrs Roe,i Jack, former Lakeland residents to Ron id iloskin, merchait marine of Detioit took place Monday at the Iiist M F church in Culfport, Miss, Rev Clark officiating The couple wer, attended by Mrs Charles OpRobert Menzks, chairman of the County Salvage Committee saLji, sucess An ericans have had ai pportumy j ck Haines has been seen in How of seeing lately, through pictures sent jeH latel with his dads Moiel A from Axisheld counties,the ravage 11 wonder if there could be some new on Sunday Rev Jakeway will compose and sing a song in ten minutes, playing dykf Madge Jack and Sergt Donald Meyer of Gulfport A reception was held in the church following the The couple l ft on a two troitThey visit the bride, iiter Mrs Mildred Ackley here in iinckney The brid is a graduate of Gulfport high The Detroit Free Press contains I f misery and starvation which the j attraction there or is it an old flame an account of the address of Major j PeoP are undergoing, I know tha now burning JaAvAM A Burlngame at Ann Arbor before I men of America will respond wa, The honorable Gus Ledwidge the Military Order of Foreign Wars oie hartedly in this appeal to provide The Major commanded the 126th Inf i Nothing for these people, turning in 125 mile march over the Owen m worn outmoded clothing whieh her Stanley Mts in New Guina to reach fami,y ot se but which will tte Japs at Buna Bay The 2nd bat mea,n d comfo t0 others That Mary Lou Bekkering spent a quiet half hour after school attending to Iheiv sanitary engineering cjouise Rjemember their slogan, Scrub it up swept it up and throw the dirt is own accompanimentthe audience school The groom of Toledo, Ohio supplying the title Ycu will want to and was attending Cincinnatti Iniver hear this talented manThese senices ity when he enlisted in the mrchant will be different marine He has just returned from a years duty overseas taion almost became a lost battalion iwool jacket, several sizes too smallaway for Bill,, , , , , Dads old overcoat which J as they started with 4 days rations JrjiADE PLAYET , t x J t moths got into, almost every 1, rLft,tl which were soon exhausted as they fcype of clothing be use were on the march 42 days Major job t guppy whoseplay last Friday entitled Our Favor Burlingame suffered a broken back neel g grQter than anything vv ite Book Party The characters wer il the campaign and is at Percy Jones can imagine 1 Shirley ROison as Sally from Little hospital, Battle Creek Norman Mil, Tjme ig shorfc and need g Women Leona Campbell as Marland LADIES AID BAZAAR The Ladies Aid Society of the Congl church will hold their bazaar ed and ate a python, a hugh snake Later Norm was sent to hcp salvage IOP of Pinckney was in the 126th mendous We must meet this with from Heidis Richard Schneider as the entire campaign The company apa1 out eUon Jac in Robin Hood James Malarkin was so near stanation that they cook as Cruso Richard Schneider as Ted RATION CALENDER , in Huckleberry Finn Janet and Joan Meats Brown Stamps G,H,JK J French tap danced and also Barbara a mail plane that had crashed andjn Boo 3 good nffw aU exp Dec Haines A group of girls sang the one of the things he found was a 14 stamp L also valid now, M, NovjVictory Polka MORE DEER HUNTERS RETURN Many deer hunters returned home hejrjj over the week end and brought back about a dozen deer or more They report while hunting conditions on Sat, Dec 4th to start at II a m werr poor th first of last week they Fancy Work ComMrs Carrie improved later in the week Dr Ray jSwarthout and Mrs Fisher The 6th and 7th grades gave aDuffy and James Tlncher returned ApornsMrs Mary Temple and Mrs from Roscommon,each with a drr j Elliott Orville Smith, Reynolds Wylie and I Raked GoodsMrs Winifred CraveWm Loll returned from Grayling j VegetablesMrs M VanSlambrook with deer killed by Wylio and Smith, and Clella Fish Pinckney Dispatch addresses to him 28 N, Dec 5 P, Dec 12, all exp sejlf and a can of tohacco sent to him jan 1 by Ed Parker He was offered 20 lbs for the tobacco Wesley Umstead S 2c has gradua in San Diego Calif He has been trans ted from the Hospital Corps, school tranfierd to Mare island forjluty fcdLft 18, JoP116 Devine received a irfV J 1 nil 1 1 1 A nrAAl taAtVl Vk AAM T kAA SUGAR Stamp 29 in Book 4 good for 5 lbs if SHOES Stamp 18 in Book One and No 1 airplane stamp in Book 3 good for 1 pair each until further notice f The speefch class went On junket in Ann Arbor Monday night chaperoned by SuptReader and Miss Eckert Basket ball practise started this week with some 40 boys out and a large number of girlst However the boys squad will be cut to 20 later on The first games are at Chelstla Jack Lobdell also got onoj but Glen Fish iondHesxie Swarthout and Slayton who was with him was not Gladys Lee so lucky Mr and Mrs Claude Swar i Dinner will be served at noonThe thout each got one and so did WC committee isMrs Meda Henry, Mrs Miller, Clair Swarthout, Vay and flora Swarthout, Mrs Rose Hendee, telegram last week from her son Ieo iard, who is with the army in England stating he was well and nicely ituated 1944 Walter Rybka, second class petty STOVES Certificates to purchase officer and his wife ofi Grosse Isle most heating stoves must now be are spending his furlough with his obtained from local board parents, west of town , Raymond Ellis, son of Mir and Mrs Percy Ellis has been made a first class petty officer and sent to the South Pacific He had expected to at the Pinckney High School eome horn this month on a furlough the nite of Thursday Dec 2 GAS Stamp A9 good for 3 gal j on Dec7 when botVi boys teams Ions through Jan 21, 1944 and tne girls play On Dec 10 they FUEL OIL Period 1 coupons for new season good through Jan 3 SPECIAL NOTICE The Pinckney Kings Daughters will ive a Minstrel Show and dance Jerry Swarthout James Livermore of Gregory who went to Douglas Lake with his son Russel and grandson, John, of Dex ter suffered a heart attack and was brought home by them in critical con dition Fcur deer were killed in Livingston county last week Russell Gurden, 30, of Detroit who shot a 12 point buck north of Howell was fined 10725 for the shooting of deer in Jvich member to furnish one article for each booth , Horn to Lt James Popp and wife, Junf Lamb at Cedar Kpids,Iowa, on Nov IX, a son, Larry Ford icle of difference between white, negro or mongolian blood and that the same results will follow the inj ection of the same type of any of these three different races blood Heme the negroes are claiming un just discrimation in the handleing of blood donations Congressman Clare Hoiffman evid entl does not have the word har mony in his ocabulary but he has the word monkey wrench underscored Last week he charged before a crowi of Allegan county farmers that the reaon they have insufficient muci ihery is because so much of it ha, been sent to Africa, Sicily and other place where our boys are fighting in order that food may be raised th re lor themAlso that American hood is being relabeled in England and sent to the fighting forces and the underfed people of the war zones The Hon MrHoffman claims this is an injustice to the people hqre who are inconvenienced and should be pre vented Congressman Hoffman is one person in the LS upcwi whom Pearl Harbor and its consequence happen ing,, had not the slightest effect It seems queer that a small gather ing of probably not more than KM Pilgiims and Indians at flymouth, Mass several hundred years ago should have developed into one of our great national holidays However this 1lymouth colony contained many learned men, they were intensley rol igiou, even if they were narrow min ded and bigoted in their views, be ieved in witches etc But they had good chroniclers and writers and iett the Iest account of the early days rvf their colony Still it was not until after the civil war that Thank giving was officially recognized a a national holiday In othr words Plymouth colony was awa iwi this honoi because they had the b t press agents The government has released some Rrrn to Mr and Mrs George Winthings concerning the inability of n a closed county Another wounded P School Closes tonight for Thanks was reported to Conservation Officer Bowdish who killed it Two giving holiday Jotheis wre killed by autos The car M cashes of all were sent to the county NOTICE I jwfE farm as the law provides Postmaster Murphy warns all poo got home Sun but GeorffeMeah0n jr pie owing property in foreign eonn nome Sunday but George Meabon jr ign countries including Canada tat j Edward Parker remained a few thty must file a eport with tike days longer m Meyer Mary Otwell at St Joseph, hospital, Ann Arbor, on Nov 21, a JO lb son, Dell William Born to Mr and Mrs, Chester Murray at MePherson hospital, Howell on Nov 21 a son SPECIAL NOTICE , Ov ing to gasoline restrictions, I will not make a house to house del many people to get butter, lt states that more butter is being produced this year than lastEight out of every in pounds goes to civilian use, the rest to the army, navy, lend lease etc The shortage results from the fact that more people than ever be fore are concentrated around the war factories making more money than ever and buying more butter than ivery of 1044 Religious Calendars Any person desirious of receiving ever before This desPite the act one may send name nd address to that the number of cows has intrea P H Swarthout Son, Iinckney in thw country by half a million Mieh Delivery will be made throw4 n e Pa8t year This however will ury dept before Dec 1 IMS frp jjoy Reason and Rollie Singer went the mail during the month of Decern not mean more butfcqr as the demport forms may be obtained fromOYCr woek end byt njuck ber State whether Catholic or Pro ands for cheese, fluid milk etc have commercial banks J I teatanU also increased likewise st J t 58 3 i IA Ip Slvan Theatre Wd, Thur, Nov 4,25 REAP THE VU THE AVON fH WNGKNEY D1SPAT INCOME TAX fl County A mee Wednesday, No 24, 1943 Thur, Fri, Sat, No 2b Special Thkgivm ,26,27 A snowing ot oATAAN ppeent croic War Drama of the rrecn, f ftt g p m Dec 3 and War One of the Great Show of Uie ,, MEETINGS an auto accident Wednesday nig wit Thomas has called a His car hit the back end of aiotwt g at the Pinckney Congl car containing former Sheriff ClaucU church Thursday night at sTuO p m I Fawcett and wife, Mrs George Payiv to aist farmers in filling out their Mr George Webber and Mrs Cha income tax forms Forms will be avail Seaton who were on their way to tht 0 E S installation All thestf ieoi were taken to the hospital sma Starring Year Starring ROBERT TAYLOR, GEORGE MUrt Y M1LLOND, PAULETTE GODj PHY Also JDARD, JOHN WAYNE, SUSAN Cartoon Caie of the MiainS Hare HAYWARD, PRESTON FOSTER and Tue tfO In Technicolor Thanksgiving Day Show 245, g00 able There is a similar meeting cull i Gregory at 8 p for Howell on Dec 1 KILLS PLAYMATE Jack Wall, 11 confessed to accideutly shooting his playmate, Harry Roth , stein otf the same age to death last avi Kettler, 34 Howell Fra k O MARRIAGE LICENSES The followinv marriage license were issued by the county cle k lasi week iVtst Squires 43, liowel1, s715 and 930 Fri Sat Nov, 2627 HANGMEN ALSO DIE A Drama Starring BRIAN DONLEVY, WALTER BRENNAN, ANNA Lfc Czech Courage Flares To Foil the Gestapo News Sun, Mon, Tues, Nob 82930 Friday with his fathers pistol in the 24, Owosso, Viola Petts, 2 Wall home in Ann ArborBoth boys 1 jtoVicji Harold Brayton 27, liowel, parents work in war factoringYoung Vir,,iia Niblock 18, Howe Lc SWall then dragged the boys body into j 4fij South Ly0J1 Eveyn Crov CHATTERBOX4 Heres a Big Laugh A Western Starring JOE E BROWN JUDY CANOVA witM ROSEMARY LANE and the , the yard next door, washed up the , MILLS BROTHERS blood and hid th pistol Jack Wall y 01 ,Newi Comedy Young and Beauti was not held but his father, Kllery, ful Cartoon Coal Black and thewas fined 4 for possession Sehen Dwarfs j unlicensed rrri SPECIAL NOTICE of an Coming Aerial Gunner Lets j ,,3 jncame rarm Returns made Face It, South of the Border and 1 Shfntytown i HAMBUKtf , The Ladies Guild of St Stephens PHANTOM OF THLh urch will hold its annual meeting OPERA land Xmas party at the home of Mrs DeWollJ Thurs afternoon, Dec li In Technicolor A Drama Starring NELSON EDDY, SUS5AANA FOb TER and CLAUDE RAINS Sun Mat 300 Cont Coming Wed, Thur, Dec 12 a potluck dinner will bq served, lol lowed by a business meeting Communion services were held at St Stephens church Sun morning conducted by Rev Robert Muis, stu dtnt Chaplain of St Andrews church r Ll 1 r at Ann Arbor, assisted by Rev Law Footlight Glamor , Transport to, rence Pearson rector to St bbephen s Howell Theatre 10 Air Conditioned tax on all ticket Revival meetings will be held at the Free Methodist church beginning Monday Ncember 2i, and be con duett d by lUv Ralph Milks, district supt of tie Alpena district and clos ing Sunday nigst Dec 12 Services will begin ech evening at 800 Jacqutline Queal who has been at U of M iiopital Ann Arboi XepjUiBS uaoH 1 ui OJJW 3100 smoq SJJ puviK j jchn McDonald who has been visit ing his family has returned to Phil adelphia, Penn ot at my home beginning Monday, r, mrsday guffs f Mrs Nettie Nov 22nd Had years of cperienc yaulhn were Dr Morley Vaughn on Income Tax Reports also the lat Mr anj Mrs James Bailey and Mrs, est Information on exemptionsCome Hney of Carleton early as the deadline is Dec 15 j Tl North Hamburg Extension Mr, J McLucas, PhonO No GO meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs WJ Nash Thurs NEIGHBORING NOTES j nTvi APS AGO Jrunci, birch and James Hughes, JSJ0TES OF 50 I hAKo AVJU uvo Dexter 17 vear old youths were Dert Voung is acting as postmaster given a 1 to 15 and 3 to lo years,vhile Mike Fohey is laid up wiui w eh in Southern Michigan prison by iajrrppe Judge Sample of Ann Arbor Thurs j toUl Teeple had tne misfortune iorbrcaking and entering into the , t0 lose three 0f his beagle pupr last Likcrv on Nov 7, 8 and 11 and ohl, taincd a total of 4 He also admit GcorRe Burch and Frank Johnon ted entering the Lrquhart oil station havfi started a meat market in the and taking HU and the Louis Devine buikiing vacated by Frank Wngh oil station and taking only a small j Rert GreGn wiu spend the winter amount, birch was only with him in ,in the dental parlor otf Dr Awry Thur, Fri, Nov, 2526 Matinee Thanksgiving Day 2 pm Continuous Defeat ID Unknown vith WEVE NEVER BiEN LlCKtXT , RRICHARD QUINE and ANNE GWYNNE Selected Short the bakevv robbery of Stockbridge Ore of the wild deer in Washtenaw Thomas Read has returned from ,0l,ntv irnml and killed a pony in Cadillac where he went hunting with fotHo to Wean Coy, 14 years old son f out a deer, but he got a quail and x , Mr and Mrs Vern Coy ci near a p vtridge past two months is improved n iop t a p R Swarthout has shipped about Cadet Nelson Navarre grandson ol Ann Arboi J uica4000 dressed turkeys for the Thanks vLS giving trade Mrs Dan Webb died Friday after Mrs Mildred Whitlock of Hamburg Ivck, was township is taking preflight training b at San Antonio Teras e sheriffs deputy, the to the comity farm at SanAntonio Teras Z ri lor whp graduated a brief illnessThe funeral was held Mrs Florence Spoonsor of Chelsea ugm L 1 P Humphries officiating has come to spend some tim with from Ann Abo R ftlsirshiDl frinds of Mr and Mrs Geo I her brother in ,aT and M, June, has bee,, awtrded a scholarship Mrs EW Ilinrkley in nursing at bt Jopns 1 Thefriends of Mr and Mrs Geo Buhl gave them a surprise party day anniversary N u , iv the im Arbor Wo0f their 22nd wedding Mr and Mrs Kdward Domke of Te Ann Arbor, hy he Ami ,o troit sjent Thurs at their home at mCns Study Uub The eae p Strawberry Lake I Mi anci i TV rles Ciough, 76, a life member cnsioTi table and a set of dishes , M , of Dear No 38 FAM drop Will Padley was home from the 5at, Nov 2V Mat bat 200 p m lie, 22c Its Time for Laughs PETTICOAT LARCENY with RUTH WARWICK and WALTER REED Plu The Singing Son of the Saddle GENE AUTREY n RIDE, TENDERFOOT RIDE Cartoon id iiid son Ronald of lnkster spent he week end with MrM yers and Mrs MartelV patents Mr and Mrs Fred Meya Rev insiaiiaiiwiia i ,,,uv, IMwin Stephens, pastor ofjcrai at the home Friday utn bur Sun, Mon, Tue, Nov 284930 Mat Sun, 2 P M Cont, The Screens Classic of Terror In Techincolor PHANTOM OF THE OPERA Starring NELSON EDDY, CLAUDE RAIN and SUSAN FOSTER Comedy Cartoon News the Stockbridge MK church died atjjai at Williamstom P,,,, n,, W v, Mercy hospital, Jackson, last week Luella Martin, 15, daughter of Mrs ay HjVfs ,i a south sea is , , ,, 1 Mi , ,u , 1i r ,rt Tuesday lollownig an operation jonn Martin died Nov 25 The fun I latnf Uiih tie amphibian div states ,, , ,,, , e n , , I Mr,, hoy leeple of Brighton has clal was at the home Tuesday Rev I returned home from Sault Ste Marie Stephens officiatng Burial in Pin 1 v,heie she visited her son, Volney ckney cemetary i ie Born to ME Kuhn and wife on iairick Dillon and son, Pat, jr are Nov 22 a daughter j hunting in Roscommon county pvaf gaRe 0f Ann Arbor is hold Thiee new members, Mrs Eric Rei mg p singing school in the Marion ner, Rusell Woodruff and Wm Lad t0Vln hall I mmmmmmmmmmm n01 have beG1 uddeu t0 tho 0JA yr IOMIS McClear will teach the Plan The Kings daughters meeting has Panel for this county fieU1 school this year been postponed until Dec 7 I Mrs atnck Dlllw aml dau Rufus Woodwcvrth died at Plain, I Mr and Mark Nash, Lois McDon Cherine of Howell are visiting rel fieM Thurs Thursday The funeral aid and Llovd Nash attended lne aUves in New ork was held there Sunday Rev Seigeon TWCA meeting in Detroit last Tues w SerBt Lyle Davenport, son of Mrs 0kffkirifmg,The deceased was 7 years , Frank Daverport of Howell died in 0 McPherson hospital Thurs following it is very hot there ut he is only a nays mailing distance lYom Australia j Robert Swarthout son of Mr I lulls llarold Swarthout has reoen hs lommission in tlic AA aL iliu Springs, Texas and oes to Sap Like City for furthur training, llis pdj ture was in Sat Detroit Time wU dee Wed Dec 1 All Adults 17C GENTLEMEN FROM DIXIE With JACK LARUE, MARIAN MARSH Plus HARRY LANGDON and CHARLIL ROGERS in DOUBLE TROUBLE Coming Dangerous Blondes World War II LLACK DIAMOND Help to save coal by conserving electricity Long ago, coal acquired the title BLACK DIA MOND Coal is precious today because it is a critical war material, because it is needed to run steel mills and railroads and power plants as well as to heat our homes Thousands oi tons oi coal are required every day in Edison power plants to make the electricity used by war plants and homes and business places in this area It you use less electricity less coal will be burned The problem is OB simple as thai Anything you can do to save electricity also saves coal That is why the Government asks lor the utmost conservation in your use oi electric power Be careful in your use oi electric appliances and equip mentturn oil immediately when the task is completed In home or office or factory, turn off lights not in use Clean lamp bulbs and reflectors regularly Dont leave the radio turned on when not listening to it Share the light so that one lamp can serve two or more people These things are small in themselves But this conservation program, which includes ALL utility services, will save thousands of tons of coal vitally needed for war The Detroit Edison Company t V CONSERVE ELECTRICITY Even a 5 saving m ihe monthly use of eiectnc ty by Detroit Edison customers will save about 190 CARLOADS OF COAL PER MONTH 1,800 TRAINMILES 14,000 MANHOURS SI t i J A AT FIRST est MSSK kf USE 666 , Uii TABLETS 5ALVL NOttfiROPJ j IF WE COULD FORGET HALF WE KNOW Our minds are for reasoning, not for remembering, writes Robert D j hotter, in The American Weekly with j this Sundays Nov 28 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times, Potter explaining whe we would probably til be better off if we could empty Is of senseless fiears, super, agpdicsl misinformation and Get Sunday Det 1 Thats really a great ecu 1 raJ to us, Judge Where did you siy 1 ixared In The Star9 and Stripesthe newspaper of the US Armed Forces in Europe Kind of gives us folks back home something to think about, doesnt it, Bill It certainly does, Judge Particularly the last paragraph Would you mind reading that again Glad to, Bill It says, We can remember the days of prohibition, when moonshine whiskey made quick fortunes for bootleggers, crooked politicians and dishonest police officials As a result, we claim we know what we want in the way of liquor legislation andee those at home should wait until we return before initiating further legislation on liquor controV Out of fairness to our boys over there fighting, Judiic how could we disobey such a wish P fust ttCmirtmefAkkfU Btma tnfiut, BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Ours U A Vitally Eisental Salvage Organization, DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICI HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AND rEP according to six and cunions DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 iiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiMnnniiirimiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiituiiiiiftiuiHiiiiiimttiiiniiti LIVE STOCK HAULING and GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit I Frank Plasko PHONE 4SP4 ViyiiuiMiHHMHiiiimnnn Mrs, Burdella Euler was recently Mrs Edna Spears was in Howfll Dejected for physical reasons when last Thursday sht tiied to enlist in the WACS Mr and Mrs Harold ftwqrtfr Rev Dietrich and wife of Howell and son, Robert J0I4 and Mrs Andrew CaapbeU spent at the jmmmt UgfMWw 4 x PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, No 24, 1943 rrsrr Pilgrims gave thanks for a land of freedom W This year give thanks in a wa that will help preserve that freedomby puttings your dimes and dollars to work in National Defense t PINCKNEY DISPATCH Cntered at ponerftee Pinckney, Mich tecond clan matter Subscription 125 feai Paid in Advaitr upr j PAUL W CURLETT FUBU3HE Mrs Hazel Parker was in Detroit last Thursday MrFred Read and Mrs Lulu Lamb were in Detroit Monday Miss Margaret Curlett of Detroii j was home over Sunday Miss Eleanor Latiaaor spent the week end with Rosemary Read Miss Eva McLucas spent the week end in Ann Arbor and Detroit Miss Helen Reason spnt the week end with friends in Ann Arbor I Fied Campbell of Aim Arbor ci led at the Ona Campbell home Sun William Squires of Detroit called at the Louis Shehan home Sunday Don Jones was home from Starr Commonwealth Albion ona furlough 1 Miss Gretehen Tasch spent Sunday with her grandmother in Ann Arbor The Misses Helen and Janet Feidler are fc now located in St Petersburg, Florida Mrs Earl Stacy of Grand Kapids spent last week with her sister Mrs VVm Loll Don Hammer was taken to St Joseph hospital, Ann Abror for treat i mem Friday 1 Mrs Edna Sptrs and Mrs Louise Shehan called on Mrs Marie Dauei 3 and family of near Brighton Satur j 7 w Vitamins H YOUR FAMILY NEEDS VITAMINS to impoitunt is an edequute Vitamin intake to the development and jjrovth oi cnidrxn, and the maintenaee of good health in the adult, thu efiy precaution should be taken to guard against a deficiency Thus it 11ns ong ben the practise o administer Cxd liver Oil to infants ftr umins and D and orange juice for the Vitamin C Now rony f the Vitamins are made synthetically in the chemical hborati, rr separated in high concentration from natural sources Monica n icpot has hown ti at it is desirable to supply these and many of otner vitamins, in suitable Juni, rner singly, or in combinutons, to infants older children, and adults a, well Wo Have Ptceved a Shpm nt of Rubber Glovei Size 8 and 8 White Pine Coerry COUGH SYRUP, 3 Oz 25c,8 Oo50c PRKSCRfPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED J Kennedy Drug Store 1 Buy DEFENSE day BONDS 1 STAMPS Kennedys Gen Store Larl Fisher and wife of Hamburg , wero Friday guests of Mr ana Mrs Joe t,th lr Myiii i Craft and family were Thursday night dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Read ihb J ami s Roche sr is seriousl j ill at Mclherson hospital, Howell, 1 with a heart attack Mr and Mrs Clarence Stackiib of near Howell called on Mr am Mrs, V in 5uenun ouhuay 1 Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Jame Wyiie were Drand Mrs VV C ylin of Dexter an Mr and Mrs Andtevv Nesbitt i iSunday guests of Mr and Mrs lien White word Mr and Mrs Arthui Forner and Airs Elien Newman of Ami Arbor Sunday guests of Mrs Myrtle Craft were Mr and Mrs Cyrus Boroin and i Mr and Mrs EmmMtt Sumner ami i r children of Ann Arbor ci George Dandol who lives on tn , Nunc Ueebu or Harkovituh yy j will hold an auction there on Sat,Nov j T27 He is moving to Detroit Dead or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 4 00 Farm Animals Collected Promptly tVlodern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER, Asent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTTST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co iWMVANSMASWyWAVV swvwv,wffjvvv The Handy Store Open Every Eveni ig ra i The Service Mens Gift Com met Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction, the following described j J 1 1 1 1 r i 1 m J 7 nt wrapped Hit gifts 1 hey will me i personal property on the premises located 3 miles west of Pinckney on M36 and theie ajrain next Sunday mile north on Hinchey Road, 5 miles cast of Gregory on M36 to Hinchey Road or 12 Lomuel Martin and wife of Ypsimiles Southwest of Howell on Sat Nov, 27th 7 jlanti were Saturday guests of Mi Mrs John Martin and John Meyei and family Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Joe Metz of Hoiwel BtiEAD CAKES, COOKIES and MILK ALSO A CIRCULATING AND RENTAL LIBRARY ICE CREAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC JOE GENTILE Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsilanti spent the week ijnd at the Andrew Neshit home and Mr and Mrs Vincent Shield, and daughter of Ann Arbor wer Sunday gufpts of Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey SALE COMMENCES AT 1200 NOON Fast Time j Mis Jennie Devejreaux is company with her daughter Mrs Jane Herein j Howell Sunday of Toledo has gone to Florida for the Mrs Kdith TeiJple of Jackon spent the week end with Mr, Nettie Van Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen son David and Leona Campbell wen aiiiuiiiiittiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiitMiiiiiuiiiiiM i Fust National liaiik i V III 5 HORSES 5 SO CHICKENS City Mare, 12 Yrs olil, wt 1200 40 Barred Rock Laying Hens, 1 yr old Bay Geldmg, 15 Yrs old, wt 1300 50 riarred Rock Pullets, will lay soon Bay Horse 3 yrs old, wt 1300,halter broke Mare and Colt 4 Mr and Mrs Andrew NUbet w ve T , ,l Sunday dinner guests of D ftnd Mr Leonard DePrad of w w of DekUn U Li23 expct to occupy the home 90 iwnter Mr and Mrs 0 20 HEAD OF CATTLE Guernsey Cow, 7 yrs bred Oct 10 Guernsey Cow, 6 yrs due Jan 2 Guernsey Cow, 6 yrs old, due Jan 18 Guernsey Cow, 5 yrs old, due Dec 2 Guernsey Cow, 3 yrs old, due Mar 22 Swiss Cow, 6 yrs old, due Jan 18 Swiss Cow, 4 yrs old, due May 10 Jersey Cow, 5 yrs old, due Mar 24 Guernsey Cow, 5 yrs n1 calf by side nemsey Cow, 3 yrs old, due Apr 10 Guernsey tow, 2 yrs old calf by side 2 Aiuenwey Heifers due Jan 23, Feb, 9 Guernsey Heifer, 18 mos old due July 10 2 Heifer 8 mos old Guernsey Hefer, 18 mos old open 2 Heifer, 5 mos old 1 Guernsey Bull, 6 months old 1 Guernsey Bull, 18 months old SHEEP RWktop Breeding Ewet 15 HOGS j Brood Sow, 1 yr old, open 8 Shoates, wi about 100 lbs each HAY AND GRAIN 20 Tons of Alfaifia Hay 20 50 Bushels of Last Years Oats 400 Baskets of Good Ear Corn , 50 Bushels of New Oats v 50 Bushel of Potatoes of Mrs Jennie Devereaux for the win ter Mr LaPrad recently suffered a stroke CE Eucher who has managed thr flebe1 Creamery foT the past 8 years has resigned Henry Krahn has su ceeded him Miss Dorothy Ellis was called home from Ann Arbor where she is , ,Mtf mm C employed by tha Detroit Edison Co m1 r4 w Uv the illness oX her father, Percy 2 Horse McCormickDeering Cultivator m who haa pneum0nia Set of Dofbre Harness 100 Bushel Crates j Mrs J M McLucas and dauughter Milwaukee Corn Binder Grain Drill j Norma Jeanentertained nt 7 oviok During Grain Binder Cora Planter dinner Monday night in honor of the i j, l M f J ifcirthdays of Rev McLucas and into Infemattonal Manure Spreader , J Those present were Mr an, 2 JwobeCtlOn Spring Tooth Harrow Mrs Mewin CampbMl and son, Dick Spike Tooth Drags Farm Wagon Rack r and Mrs James Hull and son, Oliver Plow Land Roller 7 Milk Can DormW, and Miss Haze chamber Mowing Machine , Dump Rajke Joe Griffith, Earl Fisher, Ora Mohl Fanning Mil 1 Cream Separator artd Earl Thurstn jr atttn,ed Pails and Strainers Meyer Hty Car, new, Forks,Shovels,Ropes Ixhureton upt of the Hrown and many Small articles jMccClarcn factory at Hamburg re Iceived the 32nd decree HOUSEHOLD GOODS r Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and JJ1I DtOVe mew Bed and Springs, Other Glenn Planck and family in Detroi Beds complete Round Ta bU and ChAirs Wardrobe Large Round Oak Stove and other articles I H W 111111 4 Horb Snoclil was here Sat to spear white fish at 1ortac lake They report getting a Kd catch Mrs Kittii iierin of Howell ca led on MisKleanor Ledwidjre Sat and with hor went to Ann Arbor Thp HetlysvilleChilson pupil, who wvrv driving to shool are now room ing lireCarol Stacker June Mat tison and Lois McDonald with Clare Millus and Gilbert Hailey at MJ lioaso ns Mrs ieorgf Meabon jr anl Miss Esther Reid called on Mr and Mrs Wm Marshall in Stockbridge Thais, and also Mrs E Phillips who is in h hospital there with a broken hip About 1100 pm Saturday night oiiio boys noticed a likht in tlie Oil Station operated by Charity Clark Mr lark was calld and found not liing had been takrr Mi and Mrs Roger Carr enter tained thei anniversary club at thier home Sunday night Those present wre Ml and Mrs WC AtLee Mr and Mrs Reg Schaefer Mr and Mrs Fred Tceplcj Mr and Mrs Fred Read and Mr and Mrs Ros Read Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs CJ Clinton were Mrs Loui Clinton rs Florence Hunt and Mrs Nor j Hnj daughter Janet of St Catherine 2 u B IN HOWELL 2 UNDER FEDERAL SUPERVISION S Member Federal Deposit Ins S ujane Corporation All depos S its Insured up to 5,000 or each S Depositor S NIGHt and DAY Rivet BANKING BY MAIL you 24 hours banking service g tht 117U iu ,imtin of the Sottish Rits Mason Z wneelDarrowsat Detroit Kriday at which time KH Vhen you are too busy to come to the bank, yoxi can al ways bank bv mail Its vey simphvendorse your cheeKs for deposit, sign your namo and id them to us with du plicate, deposit slips Vfil return one of the slips as Jn0 receipt ff THIS BANK WILL RK CLOS KB ON THANKSJIVINC DAY SCASH GEO BANDOL, PERCY ELLIS, Auctioneer ARTHUR COFF and NORMAN REASON, CW Annfcbll Who has been visiting at th hamber,s home went to IK W to visit Mr and Mrs Planck before leaving their home in Calif WHC EVER HEARD of getting pre mult in these war days Santa aint gono to war yet Come and e for yowself the last three days of next week CF, Hewlett, Your Watkins Dealer Ontario Charles Clinton and Mr Mrs Haorld Thormalen of Detroit NOTCE COME AND BUY, Christmas DOIXPS end individual gifts for Soldiers, Sn ors, WAVES WAC and those in civ iliaii life Not just sampos or a ca aloif to order from, which you may not get CF Hewlett, Your Watkins Dealei S We have ample funda available S for tound loans I REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE e OR PERSONAL AT REASON5 ABLE RATES nimnnnumiimiMmnmiimHnmntt IMPORTED FROM MEXICO, a large quarity of Mexican Pottery, which I will pive away Dec 2,8, and 4th fk next weeks Paper L CF, Hewlett, Your WstsiBt Thulsf,fgmijiwmtfai vmSSR3SS3S5Sm lltllUIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIUHIIIIUIIIIIIilllllllllltlMilUllllTUIUr Wednesday, October 27, 1943 Wednesday, No 24, 4943 General Hardware SHELF BUILDERS HARDWARE , STOVE, FURNACE end FARM IMPLEMENT REPAIRS, PAINTS, VARNISHES and OILS 1 Classified if r Want Ads FOR SAL ckens 4 Whitei Roch ChiJames Tincher j THE MICHIGAN MIRROR record, while industrial payrolls are at al time peaks REVOLT The Michigan Retail In stitute reports that the numerous xb ectives of the OPA, containing 11 OOOOOo words as used by 857 law yers, had flooded merchants with an epidemic of confusing orders State S FOR SALBlStrictly fresh eggs at alt men by Otis Cook, managing direct 2 times Mrs Percy Bills, phone 78F11 r How can any man in business r I 3 FOR SALJV Hoistein bulls ready for S j service Lynn Hendee SiWAivTED To buy coon, opossum,6i gimuskiat carcasses in season Also chi a cmia, trucks and tuirkey ldpi 51 Hadley, Gregory Michigan h tf Plapeltu e6tment VARNISH g WANTED To rent or tease 40 or S 80 acres of fenced pasture with watei 5 Write A Clubb,R2, Pinckney YOU WILL FIND in my ntw stock 31 room the largest number of Xmas garticles in the CountySave gas s tires a well as time Watch next weeks paper, several premiums I big days Dec 23 and 4th CF, Hewlett, Your Watkins Dealei i 1LAVEY HARDWARE 1 MlimilMIIINfUlllllllllllll1nillUIIIIIIIIIU1le1llfMIIIIIIUIIUIIIIIIIIIIHtMlll LOSTBench to breakfast set Sunbetween Hamburg Stockbridg call Earl Rose Gas Station reward, Phone 21F111 Stockbridge Mich FOR SALE 1941 Hudson Club bedai in good condition Radio air cone itioned, heater Harry Line Shoe Store, Chelsea, Mich WILL DELIVER3 to 6 cords of ulab wood Phone Thureson Lumber Co Phone Howell 844 FOR SALE Pair of girls white shoj HOG5 STOCK POULTRY eat and digest differenty, that is why we have three Formulas for our Minerals READ YOUR FORMULAS C F HEWLETT Phone 93 Mrs Lee Lavey cunea ard OBrien home near Friday Pinckney Michigan skates, size 4 WANTEDRaw Highest Market Prices Lucius J Doyle, hope to understand all the various rulings and restrictions which have been designed to control his business 32,000 retailers are in revolt against government cooitrols HOAX When town officials and erchants of Sparta made an exodus far the north woods this month, HJ Kurtz, newspaper publisher, printed a special edition which featured this startling headline Crime rums wild as buck fever gets mayor Moonshiners display wares on street comer M polloe chief and other city officialsVacate city hall Slot machines block traflice when Spartans line up for chance at jack pots Gamblers have Roman holiday Pictures of the may or and police chief illustrated ihe sensational storyActually the edit ion was a hoax, printed aftpr the regular issue and given a limited distribution , INVASION Slow progress of Am erican and British troops in lta y anu furthuT reports of German morale tend to substantiate the viewpoint of US Military authorities, as express ed recently to Michigan leaders at Fort Knox, Kentucky, that codlapse government conference souSvht to curb 1 German hopes that the Am i PROFEriOKSL CORNER The Pinckney Sanitarium Ray M Duffy, M D Pinckney, Michigan Office Hours 200 to 400 P M 700 to 900 P M DR G ft McCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N Achigan Telephone Office, 220 Residence, 123 Eveuingrv by Appointment Howell, Mkhigen CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 19F12 Pinckney, Mich PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PHONE 78F11 Pinckney, Miohigaa jrs Wm LoU furs, nides, pelts jof Germany is not yet in sight The OR SALE ew grates I Pinckney Phone 4L Pinckney TCircuTatmgcoaTTtove, Earl Schroeder, Route Americans will become weary of waa 2 turnover of war workers which has reached serious proportions, accov ding to national survey by the OWI, and 3 over optimism that war will nd in a few weeks American offici boys suits size 18, We al view is that an invasion must Mv,Eh Aron come from the west before Germans SALEKlectrochef electric surrender unconditionally, range AI shape James Murphy J EXCESSIVE The OWI survey oi LEE IAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phon 59F3 Pinckney, Michigan i mm HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 ft B Gmael W HowelL HlaHf Reel JUtete, Inenmn City, Lake and Ferae A Speciality Lil Yonr Properly Willi Mo Bond Horn Imp Co ROOFING SIDING, and A5BS5TOI SHINGLES AH Workmanship Gnesente WILLIAM DAVIS 123 North Court Street HowelL Michigan MARTuN J LAV AN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Minhiga VanWLnkle VanWmkU Don W Van Winkle Charle K VtUiWlnei Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bauk Howell, Michigar P H Swarthotit Son FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phone 39 , Pinckney Michig iire prea iivia the w accounted ior Monic dao e 1 OR SALE ew iOR Phone 32FII VOP SALE 1941 Hudson Super Six, lood Condition Phone 78FI3, Dale Miller, Howell WANTED Companion and housp keeper by elderly woman living alone in modern heme Gas heat Liberal vagee Telephone Don W VanWinkle, fowell 5G OR SALE Blacktop Rams, John L ONOHUE 1 Mi N and 1 Mi of Gregory Bunker IIil i lu iVmssts Joan spears anu w,, Markos were home from Plymouth Sunday rXR SALENo 18 Round Oak heat ng stove, burns wood or coal Bert Hicks i FOrl SALE Fryers and pigs, Jr Muirhy Quinn farm, Pinckney,tiK2 Housorlves WASTE FATS Th United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store war plants revealed tliat it is neces ary today to hire 17 workers to get a net increase of 3 for every IOC employed Here are the highlights More women than men are quitting jobs In Sept 800,il0 persons left thei jobs, a total exceeded during 1942 only in August Reasons given for change to better and more es sential jobs Because of unsuilabi, icy for their work, because of genera, restlessness and because of home duties Summary The present excess ive rate must be substantially reduc ed 0 the whoe pattern of war prt Iduction will be jeopardized, WM tofficials say j League of NATIONS The res olution by the National Grange it convention at Grand Rapids last wee endorsing American participation iti a world court or league of nations, has been interpretti as another illus tration of how public opinion has cha ngei since the days of Woodrow Wilson The Foreign Policy associaton in booklet, Amerivjan Koeii i, icies written by Prof Thomas A Bailey of Stanford university, put a new light on our recent postwar isolationism Bailey says that Wilson by his ret usal to accept reserves to the peftee treaty, defining our obligations under the Covenant of the League of Nat ions, actually in 1018, Ujd by Henry Cabo Lodge, did not expect to defeat the treaty and tha even Hard ing had favored an Association oi Nations If Wilson had accepted the STATE OF MICHIGAN ihe Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Harry F Phillips and Ruth L Phillips, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs Gary Griswold, Isaac Parshall, Israel 1arshal, Flavius J B Crane, Vincent Parshull, Elisha G Smitn, John R Mason, David B Mason, William Griswold, Emery Allen, Laura Smith, aran Smith iMmnie Smith, Hairy Smith, Huttie Smith, Frankie Smitn, Laurence Smith, and their unknosvn neirs, devisees, legatees and assigns, ueitndarjts STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of LIVINGSTON Ar, a said sesioin of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in the said County, on the 22nd day of November A D,1943 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Jud ge of Prabate In the Matter of the Estate of Eail Edward keeeham Deceased Percy Swarthojut having filed in said Court his final administration ac ri and s petition junvn f r the alowance thereof and for the as signment and distribution or the res id e of said ei It is Orcfered, That the 13th iy Suit pending in the Circuit Court of Member AD 1943, at ten oclo for the County of Livingston in Chan eery, at Howeli, Michigan on tin lbti day of October, lj4ii ck in the forenoon, at said Probate Officcj, be and is hereby appointed fjor exiamjninjj and allowing said It appearing from the sworn bin account and hearine said petition of complaint as filed in said eausp, It is Furthur Ordered That Public that the plaintiffs have not been abie ntice thereof be given by publicati n after diligent search and inquiry to 1 a copy of this order once each ascertain whether the said defendants ,uee for 3 sucessive weeks previou are alive or dead or where10 saiI day of hearing, in the Pin them may reside if living, or if they cknvy Dispatch, a newspaper printed have any personal representatives or heirs living, or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, interest, claim, lein or possible right has been disposed oi by will,by the said defendants and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Oelestia Parshall Register of Probate NOTICEFarmers or others who have scrap which was not collected last And it furthur appearing that the j Friday, Nov 12 are asked to write or plaintiffs do not know and have been call the Livingston County Salvage unable after diligent search and in Com, Howell, Mich and it will be quiry to ascertain the names JI he sent for Livingston Co Sal Com persons who are included as defendants without being named Upon motion therefore of VanWinkle VanWinkle attorneys for pla intiffs, it is ordered that trn ubuvc named defendants or their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns cause their appearance to be entered herein within three months from the date hereof, and that in default there of said bill be taken as confessed by said defendants and each and all of them Ji reservations, the US would have beeni TS iit funhur ordered that the plain Established 1963 Incorporated 1916 McPhersoii State Bank WANT A NEW WASHING MACHINE I in the league and postwar might have been different, author concludes historj so the tf STATE OF MICHIGAN iLe Probate Court for the County of LIVINGSTON i At a said session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in the said County on 9th day of November AD,1943 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate I In the Matter of the change of INamf of Rosamond Salter,Adult Per son Rosamond Salter having filed in said Court her petition praying that the Court enter an order, changing her name from Rosamond Salter to Rosmond Lucile Emmett It is Ordered, That the 29th day of November A D, 1943 at ter oclock in the forenoon, at said pro bate office, be and is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is further Ordered, That publk notice thereof be given by pubiicat From the demand we see at auctions for washing machines, we believe they are very necessary pieces of household equipment If your ng machine is not working well or perhaps you have never used one, now is the time to start saving for one tiffs cause this order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, pub lished and circulated in said County v V once each week for at least six successive weeks Jaseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true Copy John Aj Hagman, Clerk The above entitled suit involves and is brought to quiet title to the , following described lands and prem Put a certain amount ies located in the Township erf Har yUr mcome in some good bank tland, County of Livingston and eVJ payuda Stat of Michigan and more particulj the war is 0VPr yu will have There are two good ways to do thifc One in to buy war bonds and stamps from your present income the sec arly described as follows towt A1U that part of the north half of the southeast quarter of Section six 6 lying easterly of the center of built up a surplus of cash which can be used to buy this labor saving ng epuipment You can pay cash for it and save the high service charjre the Creek the south east quarterhCuh isvCU8tary when equipment f u of this character is T J of the southeast quarter of sedion MV 6 the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Seven character time Learn to buy for cash is purchased on and 1WJ UI, j, CSV T, and a part 4 the northwest fourflf od dividends in the savquarter of the northwest quarter of I fkf V fn make for yourself by eight an J described as X V tipvffl YOU GET BETTER MEATS AT Clarks PHontSI Section fclows Beginning U the northwest ctrrer of said Section eight 8 ion of a copy of thia order once eacrftheice south 42 rods thenv east week for three successive weeks pre j 37 rods, thence north 42 rods ttnce ceding said day of hearing in th Iwest 37 rods to the place of beginn Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper prin J ing All in Township Three 3 North ted and circulated in said County J Range 6 east Michigan Willis L LyonaJudge of Probat j , Van Winkle Van Winkle A true copy Celestia Parshal j Attorneys for Pfelntiffs Register of Probate Busiifes Address tired br v Howtll, Michigan method McPftenoo State Bank Mony to loan at reaaonal tt rnterest paid on Savings fc, Time Certifiwtes of DtpoUt McPherton State Ban oU np to 100000 orit uzrm t E1 1 r 1 U 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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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VOLUME NO M Local Interest War News i Minstrel Shyw News of the and Dance Local School few n4 Items CBcwBlBg he Boy Wa Ar in the Service of Their Country Pvt Alan Davis, son f Ms John Bowman is spending a furlough at thej John Bowman home He is at ieesler Field, Miss, and recently graduated as an expert B24 mechanic Pvt Ted Singer is now locatejd at Camp Blanding, Florida i Pinckney Circle To Put on Muutrol Snow and Dnc, 0c 2 The Pinckney Kings Daughters will give an entertainment and dance at the PHS auditorium on the nighc of Thurs Dec 2 The entertainment will be a minstrel Ishow entitle Major Crows Hour of Harm This was put qn by the Portage Lakes Extension Club at the Masonic tern pie, Ann Arbos, and was a big sueress Albert Head, son of Mrs George j Mrs Ruth Pardon of Portage Lake Holbin of Pinckney has enlisted in Newt and Activities of the Local j School Briefly Told i Mich Mirror State News SPORTS The following is the basket ball schedule Pinckney will have three teams,, 2 boys and one girls Dec 14, Chelsea, there, 3 games Dec 16, Dexter here 2 games Jan 11, Stockbridge here 3 games Jan 14 Brighton here 3 games oi the parish Novena devotions Fri CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Franci Murphy St Marys Church Notes Sunday Sunday Mass art,at y and 12 noon Catechism Classes meet after Mas Sun and Sat at 10On oclock Sun lis communion Sun lor the women Items of State and National Briefly Given has the part of Major Ciove Other in the cast are Mrs Viola Read Mrs Folsome JReid, Mrs Florence AtLee, the US Navy in Sep and had his boot training at Camp Farragut, Id aho He is now on kpve awaiting Mrs Florence Baughn Mrs Coezens, transfer to a naval training school J Mrs, Jennie Howe, Mrs LUen Schn Cecil Vincent who is in the Canad eider and Mrs Frank AberdeenThere ian air corp in Ontario, spent the will be good singing and comic nuin week end with his wife and daug, hers also, ter Feb 4 Ann Arbor Res there, 1 jame jat v2 noon for school children, and Jan 25, St Thomas there, 2 games lat 745 for adults, followed by the Jan 28, Brighton here, 3 games j sacrament of Penance and the prr Feb 1 Fowlerville there, 3 gamesperation for HoIv Communion Feb 4 A Aror Reserves, there 1 gm 1 Anions the intentions in the Hol Feb 11, Dexter there, 2 games Mass are Sun for Pvt Merlyn Me Feb 18, Stockbridge, there 3 games, ,cer Monday for the late Mrs e pa CURRENT OMMEN 1 By Ye Editor i The succeaa of the Allied bombings Ne Jtnimi, Hl the lat few months especially in the last two weeks have lagaij, led optimists to predict an ear , n,lQI 1TI,n, , iJv etlti of ti war and surrender of LtOlSLATLRL Reversing the us, ,, i i , iTu u ibernaiiy Ihey may be right, but ual procedure, Governor kjly has ,, , MWV J u H i iwc auU it iue piyponeii, of the lormuiated the following policy for H L wne air vvarlare pause uue IA maintain ed that they could bomb a country into submission and win a war un aided by the army or navy In a recent speech, Premier Churchill m ntioned it and called it an experim Following this there will be danc ing with the Finlan Orchestra of Fow lerville furnishing the music Refres hments will be served The public is cordially invited Admission gOc and Sheriff Kennedy was in Chicago several days last week as witness aga inst Loyal Nash, charged with des ertior of the US army He was coi i victed and received a sentence ofi lo 25c to 15 years Nash was arrested in j mmmmmm Pinckney He had been staying at SNEED CAR STOLEN the George Parker farm, wesi o The big car Buick of Herb Sneed town In deserting he knocked a 1 Howe formerly of Pinckney is still listed as missing Last week Mon he loaned it ta John Neeley to take the pall bearers to the Arthur Hagman funeral On returning Neeley pa rked it in front of the salavation army citadel in Howell Sneed had his other car and did not drive it the 1944 special session of the legis latuitf The date of the session will be set AFTER legislative committees complete a tenutive outline of the most urgent postwar neids and the states critical needs for tin coming val j em aa hinted that the air forces year, and AFT MR members of the Nvould be iven full opportunity to house ways and means comm and the muk,t ood lheir claims This is ap senate finance committee have agreed Pa,ntly what they have been doing, upon a budgMt to fit these needs ln 1U of the raids the Allies lost The 1 44 session, because of thej,n planes This caused a slowing up war emergency, should be strifamlin1 of tin raids for a while and the Kt ed in order to speed up handling of I port came that Germany had perfect legislators to their homes Many legis Howiver this seems to be false as in lators guard senseless at the army postHis home was in Detroit The next draft call is for Dec 15 We understand a number of Pinck ney boys on the list Pvt Robert White nephew of Ben White is now with the medical section in the Cushing General Hospital, at Framingham,Mass Pvt Weltojn Chamberlain return ed to Fort Jackson, South Carolina today after a 15 days visit with his parents here Sttrgt Richard Romanski of Seattle Wash, spent the week end at the home of Mrs Edna Spears AS Gerald Clinton and wife of Feb 15 St Thomas here, 2 games I Marrt Kane Tuesday for th Feb 25 Chelsea, here, 3 games ishoi,er Wednesday, the Funera The hot lunches started at the d Keluiem Mass for the late MrbilKs und ermit an ltlHv retur,, of ed a superdefense against bomtxtrs, school Monday 145 were feed ,Johr M Harlis, who was the oldiist ,,, Mis Clare Palmer, Mrs Mary Sin mi,nber of the parish and the last ger, Fred Singr and Supt Reader of hls I00PIe Thursday for the late wer in la rg Friday ano purchQdMarie Stron Friday Dec 3 is the disks for the school kitchen JFeast of St Francis Xavier, the pat , ro Saint and the Feast of Grace INTERNOS Jt is the first Friday for the Usual Now for the eternal triangle, two j evctions l the Sacrtfd Heart o males and one female JR, FSL the Ui InPeration for Communior, rales and M W the female WMh fro 7 to 8 an Tiass at H AM Fri out Jack, or the friendly gare corning The intention for that day vl become the eternal trLiic 1S for bovs w s are working long hours and, the last two Alliid raids the losses Jack help to handle their busirups af were 2i and Ju planes respectively fairs during a prolonged session at Suil Jie job is not yet completed a only about 1 cuarur tf Merlin lias bee,t destroyed So lar this year ed by legislative leaders and key com llV,1Mi l0Jlij 0l bo,nbs have been mittoes, should prepare tentative dra dropped er Herlin It took but 100 Legislators should have toM Lansing BILLS The governors office, aid 1 he PettysvilleCh on contingent wh are concentracd it inuknex have had a ten oclock curfew set for them at the Clare Miller residen ce Ross Lamb and Fred Singer started homt That snight he went to the I batching it today W hear Freddie American Legion feather party where took along his mothers cook book, he won a turkey Then when he went Robert Carr spent Sunday in De to get the car it was gone No trace troit, rather putting a crimp in Pettys has been found of it ,ville society for the time being j Gus Ledwidge couldnt make the HUNTING ACCIDENT IS FAAbidance last Tuesday on account of a Holy are at Cyrus E Frazer, 43 of 19191 Car t being indisposed but sent his little A T J i J J J brother who did right wel as a subs ne Ave Dutroit died at Mt Carmel , , , Ul i u i o u t A I titutc we hear East Lansing spent the week end in hospital, Sat from gunshot wounds he suffered Nov 25 while hunting u,,,rw o i L r i J 4u A MORE HUNTERS RETURN near Stockbridge We understand that Pinckney Junior Dinkel was home from Grosse Ule over the week endt Most of the boys here employed at the Willow Run bomber plant who have had blood tosts were given ex emptions until April Among them were Winston Baughn, Jack Reason, John Burg, Kenneth R,ason, Clifford Haines and others Dcnald Mowers, son of Mr and he laid his gun on a stone pile while driving a rabbit out and it was ac cidertly dischargeilt Frazer was bro ught to Pinckney where Dr Ray Duf fy gave first aid and then taken to Detroit in Sivarthouts ambulance More dter hunters icturned last week, mostly without deer and rep port mat they aie scarce tht, iar They blame the killing of uoes two years ago Tho bunch from Dexter composed of Azel Carpenter, Ira Ott, Herb Shoup, Russell and John Live SOLDIERS GIFT COMMITTEE more only got one deer, shot by Ott w T, Tk i, V,J committee finished wrapping the Mrs Percy Mowers has bean rejected ,A o , f , The soldiers and service mens gift j GeorJ Meabon and Ed Parker the camo noine Friday after two week requested Mrs Ella Dixon Saturday, Dec 4, j with intention for the BradyOwens Family with Comnumoratjon for the members of the Purgatorial Society It pays for the youth to be sci itous in their religious devotions, sin cq Mr Claude Hutton said Mrmor is a nursei whore children when grow,, old play with their broken toys Wod Doe H is the Fflst of tm Imnneulato Conception and day of Obligation Masses and eight am It is the patron Saints day of American, and the patrn Saint of the National Catholic Iniv ersity at Washington DC Notre JTame lniwrsity also keeps her FVast Day as Their Patron GOSPEL MISSIOlN Mennonite Ezra Beechie, ptor Superintendent iffarvin Shirey Sunday School 1000 Worship Service 1100 iiig Peoples Meeting 730 VOtlrly Prayer Service We 730 fts of bills these bills awaiting them when they come into Lansing Any change in the pill can be madp in the commit tees and acted upon by the house and the senate Thus, considerable tim could be saved by Voryono NO MELON The states post war reserve which Auditor General Vernon J Mrown now estimates will be 50,070,000 by next July 1, should, rot beconvf a melon to be sliced up during the 1944 legislative session A substantial amount should be ret ained to moot unforeseen contingin to destroy Hamburg a much small 1 place Of course, it is theor iticalty impossible to bomb a country off the map and Germany has war factories not only there but in all her conquored countries Thie idea is that tlnvp bombings will so des troy the morale of the people that thty will see the hopessness of their struggle ami surrender How ever other dipsters only ste these bombings as a softening np process fbr the big land invasion to come next April JOHN M HARRIS John M Harris, Si, died at hi home south of town Sat atUr an illness of S years, most of which time he was confined to bed He was the sen of th late Martin and Mary Ann Derby Hams and was born Dec 7, JHfjIi on ame farm where he died The sudden sijueamishnss of the congressmen against subsidies ih laiighal r i, this country was built on subsidjes The tariff was never anything but a huge subsidy to stifle f,reign competion and let American industries in gel started and enjoy a menoply in their fields Kvviv con for army service by the Detroit Ind uction board Petty Officer Paul Singer is now in RiioDeJanerio South America with the naval force He is a pilots motor mechanic Xmas gifts Sunday Ther have a fewwithout anv gifts left and if anyone knows any MJ Reason and Wm Baughn went to Rcxscommon over the week end to hunt deer and Ona Campbell and a bunch of Howell hunters went to Grayling Ot ers who went n tb mt week for deer were Francis Sihehan, Ger aid Bauer, Clare and Hollis Swarth Local service men whose name has not been handed in phjase notify Mrs McMacken, Phone No 5 Phillip Gentile of the naval reserve OLD CLOTHING SALVAGE was home from Western State Col, 01J clothing shoes, etc will be lege, Kalamazoo for Thanksgiving, received in Pinckney at the vacant Walter Graves with the M P atore in e Masofnic block Leave ott Hollis Swarthout brought back Chailestown, SCwill get a Xmas fur, them in the store or in thet door a S ough His company were only allowwy f i4 is locked or notify Mrs ed 17 and the numbers were drawn CIre Palmer, Phone 31, from a hat His name was the 16th JZTZTZ ONC DAY COURT SESSION one drawn , Paul Flintoft has been made a Jue Collins held a erne day court sergeant at the army camp at New 8,on at Howe11 Ut week Twwtay u ,, A divorce was granted to Alma from FjouriUand lr, i j n ,, r ,, i u v IFrfcncis Burke, decrees were ac Gerald Vedder says he has been tiansferred from naval electrictian to aviation electrician at San Diego Calif at more payt He has been on the aircraft carrier USiS Manilla He has contacted Jay Shirey who is also granted in 7 quiet title suits invol ving deeds to property RATION CALENDER i Meats Brown Stamps G,H,JK in Book 3 good now all exp Dec ac San Diego and they are getting 4 Stamp L also vaHd noWt M Nov along fine PH1LATHEA NOTES 28 N, Dec 5 P, Dec 12, all exp Jan 1 SIGAR Stamp 29 in Book 4 good Philatheas should bear in mind ir 5 lba t that our next class and business meet ing iy Well, afternoo Dec 8 The place will be announced later The gift feature is omittod this year Wc are having some most instruct ive discussion in our Sunday lesson period The topic last Sunday was, it , T , ,, ,, I new season good through Jan 3 Truthfuln,ecs at all times For next, n t J T u tinday The Sin of Covetousneas 1 airplane stamp in Book ML , , , v, , , Most of them concluded it was merefor 1 pair each until further , , , , SHOES Stamp 18 in Book One and No Bgpod notice GASStamp A9 good for 3 gal Ions through Jan 21, 1944 FUEL OIL Period 1 coupons for RECEIVE CERTIFICATE OF MERIT Last month Sir Knight Floyd Rund all was Signally honored by the Lan sing Commandry Knights Templar be ing awardtd one of the first two certificates of merit ever to be bes towed by the commandry These aw ards are for unstinting service and devotion to the order The occasion was conferring the Order of Malta on 14 candidates with Sir Knight Randall presiding He is a former res irtnt of the Pinckney section EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHT Wednesday Pinckney people saw a plane flying low over here leaving a peculiar smqky trail behind it COMMUNITY CONGL Rev J M McLucas Minister Mr Herman Widmayer, SS Supt Mr Alfred Lane Mitt SS Supt Mrs Florence Baughn Organist And Choir Director Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 A fine attendance at Family Night Monday and evtry one enjoyed the program rendered by the Young leo pie of the Brighton Methodish church We invite you to our services This is a Community church and people of any Christian denomination can feel at home with us Classes in Sunday school for all ages The cfioir will bin rehearsal on the Christmas cantata Wed eve Those who want to assist are invited to meet at the rhurch to practice at 7 30 PM His entire lifetime has been spent in gressiniii themselves an, not averse this vicinity On Nov 1X,1KM he was united in marriage to Katherine Murphy who passed away some years ago Sum ving are Miss Josephine Harris at home, Mrs Sadie Cooper of 1ituktuy and, two jsons, Raymond and Roy, als at home He v as the last survivor of hi fain ily hi two brothers and three sisters having precedttd him in death, j The funeral was held in St Marys church today, Rev Fr Murphy officiating Burial in St Marys cemetary THE MILK STRIKE While the rural block has long dec Fried CIp methods they seem to be adopting them to a certain extent Some 20 branches of the Mich Milk Producers Assoc, in as many count I ies meeting at lontiac iast week vol ed to withhold their milk from iriDetroit area unless they were grant fed an increase, of lf0 per hundred weight for fluid milk This action i to silMlies as ii has been revealed tat the congressional lunch room where they all eat at low prices runs two daughters, behind about HiOo dollars a year which is paid by a subsidy from the public treasury This subsidy busintfs started way back after the revolut ionary war when the government paid off its soldiers in land giants AS it hud no moneyTh ailroads were also gien free lands and the school distrwt also got them by sale of which they built schools So you see thi country has alway bepi subsidy minded At the present time this has been the only remedy advanctrj to halt inflation However the pressure blocks see a chance to get rich quick ,,,i i,,iai,oiiary prices and are going for them hell bent for election Now a eumpaikh of ridicule which killed the pensions for congressmen some year ago is being used to halt the stainiede In lieu of the for Congress Club expected to take place in December used A LADIES AID BAZAAR The Ladies Aid Society of the Congl church will hold their bazaar on Sat, Dec, 4th to start, at 11 a m Fnncy Work ComMrs Carrie I P,lSi Swarthout and Mrs Fisher 1944 ,,, STOVES Certificates to purchase The Ladies Aid is announcing the heting must raw be Annual Bazaar and dinner in connect J obtained from local board, 1, for this coming Sat beginning Bummmmmt J I NOTICE ANNUAL COMMUTATION The Phitathea ClaM will meet at Morning Worvhip 1130 am ilev Wade Jakeway, chalk talk artist and composer will be with us on Nov 20 through Dec 5 Services at ly another sky write, although it was 8fK, p m njhtty exccpt Saturday impossible to read any of the smoke jnijht At u30 a m and 745 p m writing Now the Ann Arbor News Qn j Rev Jakeway will compose and sing a song in ten minutes, playing is own accompanimentthe audience supplying the title YCJ will want to hear this talented manThese services will be different CHURCH of GODWright Corner j ApornaMra Mary Teeple and Mrs C E Dietrick, Minister Elliott SUNDAY SERVICES j Bakgd GoodsMrs Winifred Craves Church School 1030 nm, VegetablesMrs M VanSlambrook states that it was no such thing but j an experimental plane, being flown by Col Charles Lindbergh known as a P47, Thunderbolt, powered with Pratt Whitney engines turned ouf by the Ford Motor Co He is said to ascended a heighth of 8 miles The annual dommunication and election of officers of Livingan Lode No 76 FA AM will be neU on Tuesday evening, Dec 7 Follow ing the business meeting and election erf officers, a supper will be served A good turnout is asked P W Curlett, Sec at 11 am the home of Mrs McLucas Wed PM Dec 8th KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs Herb Sneed, 409 j Court St, Howell Dec 9 at 200 PM INCOME TAX MEETINGS SPECIAL NOTICE Ov ing to gasoline restrictions, T County Agent Thomas has called a t ma a house to house del I meeting at the Pinckney Congl iver of 1044 Religious Calendar, church Thursday night at 800 p m I AnV Pers0n desirious of receiving to assist farmers in filling out their i one may send name and address to income tax forms Forms will be avail j p H Swarthout Son, Pinckney able There is a similar meeting callMich Delivery will be made throurv d for Gregory at 8 p m Dec 3 and ithe nnU durin the onth af Decem for Howell cm Dec 1 , ber Sut whethr Cathoic or Pr0 and and Clella Fish Fish PondBcssie Swarthout Gladys Iee Dinner will be served at noonThe committee is Mrs Meda Henry, Mrs Dora Swarthout, Mrs Rose Hendeo, Bundles which was then Move Over Hawg Youre Spilling the SwillClub has been formed with pictures showing hogs eating at a trough Congressmen are now being deluged with these cards It is u certainty that both houses will the anti subsidy or inflation bill but the fight against it may dt tr enough support from it so that the presidental veto will kill it The first of a series of pension bills to provide for the soldiers and aer vice boys after the present war has been introduced In it the Service men would be paid 300 at the rate of SIoo per month for three monthi after they were mustered out of set Widows of service men would Each member to furnish one article vice navmerrta receive the amount in two paymem for each booth , Harold Smith, the Howell boy who disappeared some time ago because he w not allowed lo pay footbu, has been found in C iornin n 1 ret urnod to Howell Lev Miier of Foulerville is his grandfather This bill would cost 3,000,000,000 based on an estimate of 10,000,UH scriee men In addition to this fed era bonus Gov Kelly ofi Michigan in i recent speech said that he still favors having the state of Michigan pay the soldiers a bonus in the same manner as thejy did after world wwr I SPECIAL iNOTICB xjrvmrH Farmers income Farm Returns made NOTIUMX Due to the Kings Daughters play which will be at the PHS auditoriW Thurs evening, I will be cloed ftm o t at my home beginning Monday, Nov 22nd Had years of experience on Income Tax Reports also the lat nmj est information on exemptiomCome py u early as the deadline is Dec 15 HewTqtt, Watkins DaalfT, Mrs J McLucas, Phone No 60 I r 7S7V r t Sylvan Theatre CHELSEA MICIi Fri, Sat Dae 3, 4 BEHIND THE RISING SUN Starring MARCO, TOM NEAL, CARROL NAISH Catoon Pate Smith Newt WNQfNEY DISPATCH 7 Wedneday Dec 1, 1943 1 dS IT U f THEAVQN rtlEAtEK Fri, Sat , Dec 3, 4 AERIAL GUNNER A Drama Showing the Training of Aerial Gunner by the U S Army with RICHARD ARLEEN CHESTER MORRIS and Plus Crtoon Diify Southern Exposure Champions Training Champions Bora Minnfitch Harmonica Band Dorothy Ann Dufresne of Dearborn to Detroit last week by the d viaited Florence Myers over ThakBlhJs brothers wife, giving day and the week end Mrs Fred DeWolf and infant son The Condensed Milk Co of UoweQl purchased 25 cows near Stockbridge have returned home from Melius hut week which they sold to Howel1 J hospital in Brighton George Hammell of Howell, grand son of Mrs Ida Knapp left Wednesday for the US air corps in Florida Corp Doyle McDonald a radio Ins ructor of the 21st Academic Squad ron at Scott Field, Ala has been spending a weeks furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs Dillard Mc Donald farmers f Mrs Israel Bailey, f cam er iio ney and Dexter resident dl d ii Ui ion Township last wecjk agi i 77 WE Murphy, township treaj is collecting taxes Mrs Clarinda Hinchey Webb wife miles west of Pinckney Nov 24 She jof Dan Webb, died at her liome west was 01 years old Sua, Moa, Tues, Dae 5, 6, 7 LETS FACE IT4 A Comedy Starring BOB HOPE, BETTY HUTTON, and ZAZU PITTS Cartoon, Popular Science, Sport Reel Mat 300 Coot Wed, Thur, Dec 8, 9 NOBODYS DARLING Starring MARY LEEv LOUIS CALHERN and GLADYS GEORGE Plus GILDERSLEEVE S BAD DAY A Comedy Starring HAROLD PEARY, JANE DARWELL and NANCY GATES Coming Mr Lucky, Bombardier ixie Sun, Tues, Dec 5, 7 A Laugh from Start to Finish LETS FACE IT Starring BOB HOPE, BETTY HUTTON Plus News Cartoon Nursery Crimes Comedy Shot in the Escape ComingSouth of the Border Shantytown Presenting Lily Mars Salute for Three Special Christmas Show Dixie In Technicolor Hofif Jeffrey Dailey now jrind NEIGHBORING NOTES jfeed at Anderson on Friday and Sat Although the cities erf both Howtll Duikee and Chalker shipped u car and Brighton oversubscribed their loads of hay last weqk The Misses Kate Roche and Fanny Teeple of Pettysvillq spent Thanks giving with Allie Brown Howell Theatre Air Conditioned I0 tax en all tickets Thur, Fri, Dec 2, 3 i DANGEROUS BLONDES Mystery with a chuckle wheh offic,irs wi bo ,ciectc1 for EVELYN KEYES, EDMUND LOWE tne coming year Doc 21 a Christmas H A M B U U ft Thanksgiving servicer were held at St Stephens church Thurs morn ing conducted by liev Lawrence Tear son, rector The members of Si PauU church of Brighton joined in the sui Mis Emily IJ lades who has been ill toM somt time is now coniined tnor bed , Ihe Lady Maccabees were nearly shut out in the cold Tues afternoon the ja itir had gone away and left the door of IOOF hall locked Mrs Lois Uorion, the commander, who has i a key had one north deer hunUiu and forgotten to leave the key Just then Mrs Hertha Winkelhaus api ed on the scene and invited all t ladies to tome to her house It unsocial meeting with Mrs May St hannon acting as committee, bunc was played The ntxt meeting will bo hold a the hall Tuesday ai njoii, Dec quotas to the War Fund and the Com munty chest, the county asv a whole faihju, only raising 9,12167 of the 13,894qutu Nearly 800 farmers of this county J MrsWinifred Graves spent Thanks have filed applications at the Triple, giving at Jackson with her daughter A office in Howell for milk subsidy I Nyra money with which to buy feed Mrs Rachael Rose and children of Capt4 Harold Eisele of Fowlervll Deaiborn were guests of Mr and fighter pilot, has completcjd 34 air Mrs WJ Nash raid and a total of 200 hours in AS Gerald Clinton and wife of the air in the South Pacific i East Lansing spent the week end at , Walter Ellis of Unadilla was recthe CJ Clinton home ently kicked by a horse and suffered Mark Nash and family were Sun a broken leg guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Gearhart Brighton high school has organized i near Howell, a basket ball team and has 20 men 1S, L0ia Lobdell has purchased out I th Floyd Weeks house on East Main i The large Buick car owned Dy U j t ,nd is ni0ving m today and ANITA LOUISE party will be held Ensign liqnjamin Kuchaa 4 Pec 4 Selected Shorts Mat Sat 2i00 p m lie, 12c LUPE VELEZ, LEON ERROL in MEXICAN SPITFIRES BLESSED EVENT Plot Hoppy Rides Again COLT COMRADES with BILL BOYD, ANDY CLYDE Cartoon at last week in Petri,a JIUIATI alker has returned from his hunting trip bringing his deer with him liirold Rogers and Ralph Moore have returned also but they brought home no deer Lawrence Queal and Mr Rottes ami iv, o ol s went to Mio Mr Queal has a cottage there Mi, and Mrs E Wray Hinckley en j tertfined Thanksgiving day their son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Clifford C VanHorn and Mr and Ms Vincent Piooik and daughter, Jjoan aVso Mrs Hinckleys sister Ms Florence Spoonser of near Chel corrections and charities sea Sneed of Howell was reported stolen The Misses Bernice Laniont and from its parking place near Si Joijune Mattieson spent the week end epiV hall Monday j jn Detroit with the formers mother Mrs Maggie McGraw Ryan, 80, j Mr and Mrs AF Werner and fam former Pinckney resident died at, ily are movmg from the Floyd Weeks Lansing last Wed Surviving are 3 houso tot Rush Lake where they will sons and 2 daughters ive with Ed Kenny anj wjfe Lee Edwards ofi Lansing has purj Miss j3etty Gallagher whoi has been miltor store at Fowlqrville visiting in St Clair has returned home Judge Sample of Ann Arbor who , Mrs Mame sloan of Corunna is recently sentenced James Hughes, spendinff tne winter at the Fish home 17, and Gerald Birch, 17, of Dexter, Ca,vin Hooker and family of Ann to 2 to 14 years in prison has rev j An0i were Thanksgiving guests of oked the sentences and fined each Mr nnd Mrs JH HookTr Their no and f0 costs and ordered the sans remained for the week end ret return of all stolen property turnin t0 Ann Arbor Sunday The federal government has abon A car belonging to a Detroit tra dornd the construction of a super i yelling salesman caught fire last Tues shopping center at Willow Rur H won M3fi near Lakelandlt was almost mg project totally destrojTed, even the tires and I Bids will be taken at Munith on j upnofstry being destroyed The in spent Dec to clean out the Postage Riv i surance company took it in to Det j roit Sbt Damaged done to elm trees in the Lake Lansing sanctuary has been traced to muskrats and not to beavers as reported Muskrats girdle trees while beavers cut them down Thais happened once before in the Hayes t j stat park at Onstead J Mrs John Chambers received word t Frida of the death oft her cousin, Mrs Nora Annabel Mrs Annabel I i with her sister Mrs Florence Hunt i the receiving hospital cr drain which serviced the Stockbrid and Munith oniot fields Born to Mr and Mrs Gus Scheer Dcrothy Grainger at Rowe hospit al Siockbridge on Nov 19 a girl, Shirley Jean Miss Betty Petch,daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Petch, former Pinckney residents, was married to Wm, J Schalk of Chelsea there last Sat at the Congl church, Reb Skentet burg officiating i has been visiting at the Chambers N0TES OF 50 YEARS AGO home and left for thetir home in Whit GW Teeple is in Muskegon attend lun Caljf TueSj and Mrs Annabel ing t, meeting of the state board of pasge, away WeA A u n Ladora 7 corrections and chanties Will Stejptoe and wife were called Iowa luni Man, Tues, Dc S, 6 7 Mat Svav, 2 P M Cent, FRED ASTAtRE, JOAN LESLIE in THE SKYS THE LIMiT with ROBERT BENCHLEY FREDDIE Noreltr BENCHLEY, SLACK Cartoon Newt Wed, Dec 8 All AdalU 17e witfc XWPUS RHYTHM, GALE STORM, JOHNNY DOWNS aad ROBERT LOWERY I Abo 1 ALLAN BAXTER and FLORENCE RICE in BORROWED HERO Help him get a line to home tiy Kingdom for a Cook rWyflHtm PurMhM i I SALyLNOMlDftOf WC Btndtt and wife vere Sjn 4steV fMflt of Mr and Mrs Lyna BMtis Jfe mi Mrt JH Hooker and Miss Vtofc iPWt Sunday with C W family in Ann Arbor and family Iftr UmtXf dinntr Thanks ML and dsoghfer Lawii and SJt s ABOUT the only time he can get to the telephone is a few short hours in the evening Thats when thousands of otner boys in the camps want to use long distance, too Any time you are not on die lines, therefs a better chance for a soldier call to get through So unless its urgent, we hope you wont be using long distance from 7 to 10 oclock at night Save those hours for the service men, Michigan Bll Telephone Company Jsvsst Is , Vlefory with War too il km Who is the LIGHTSAVING WARDEN in your house v 1 Its an important lob, these days seeing that light bulbs and reflectors are kept dustfree you get about 13 more Light ior the same money, turning oft lights in unoccupied rooms, basement attic, etc and keeping a watchful eye on the household use oi electric appliances Why is it important Because COAL is the principal raw material in the production oi elec tricity and thousands ol tons a day are burned In the tour large Edison power ants, There is no shortage oi electricitybut when you save electricity you save coal and manpower and transportation needed ior war And whether you save it by the more careful use oi electric appliances, or by turning oft the radio when no one is listening to it or by sharing the light oi a lamp so that two or more persons can use it you are malc ing a direct contribution toward winning me wax Be your own LightSaving Warden and help make this nationwide conservation program a success The Government asks the help oi every one oi us in this worthwhile effort Here is a chance to make VOLUNTARY rationing work The Detroit Edison Company, fc 3 CONSERVE ELECTRICITY Even a 5 saving in the monthly use of electric tty by Detroit Edison customers wih SQVS about 190 CARLOADS OF COAL PER MONTH 1,80C TRAINMILES 1 14,000 MANHOURS BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORS Oars is A Vitally Essental Salvage Organization DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERV1CB HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AN r4EEP according to sixe and conditions DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 iiiiilttlliulltllltimimirmiiti LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko f SI PHONE 4SF4 Mrs O Haller, Mr and Mrs Ger Mr Clifford Vaiuoltt Lsn aid Haller and Harley Miller of Pon Bing Monday V tiac were Sunday at the WH Haller Mr and Ml fjsw in hMn Lansinf Monday,vm MiJ jjai t flNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Dec 1, 1943 j LOCAL NEWS Joe Griffith and daughter, Sat Joan Y ES, the food supply out country is counting c1 to help win the war includes the leftovers you may be tempted to throw out For there just isnt enough total fooddespite greatly increased productionto fill the demands for war purposes, here and abroad and demands created by greater civilian purchasing power The way you manage food can help the war or hurt it So do your part to make ijod fight for freedom and at the same time make cer tain that your family will have ample food for health and strength Heres how j I PRODUCE FOOD, wheel and when you can Farrrers a8i urged to meet farm grh Cyl families are urged to plan a bgiger Victory Garden, to help out on a farm or in a food jrcc, esing plant if possible I 2 CONSERVE FOOD Can and preserve food Cut waste Stretch your supply by substituting plentiful for scarce food3, Balance your meals for good nutrition 3 SHARE FOC3 Put the wars food demands f rst Share the supplies willingly your armed forces, your Allies, you neighbors 4 PLAY SQUARE WITH it OOD Accept no rationed ffoods without giving up ration Utamps Pay no more than trp legal prices under any circumstances irve in Ho j Pcicy Ellis who has been sick with pneumonia is improving Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Mrs Myrtle Craft were in Ann Arbor FIL Norman White and wife of Howell called at the Charles Clark home Sun Miss Norma Jean McLucas spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Widmayer Sunday guests of Mrs Emma Vol mer were Wilbur Eisele and family of Detroit Mr and MrsW C AtLee were Skin guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Hess of Waterloo Mr and Mrs Walter Clark called oin Mr and Mrs Emmett Clark in Howel Sat night Kenneth Reason of Ann Arbor spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs Edna Reason Mrs Raymonda Morris called in Ann Arbor and at the John Ledwidge home near Dexter Friday J Lor en Meabon and wife of J rand Rapids spent the weik end at the jGeoige Meabon sr home Eddie Drost and Leslie Smith of the U of M spent Thanksgiving day at the Melvin home Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey and child ren spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Joe Metz in Howell Mr and Mrs W H Meyer were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs McClure Hinchey of Oak Grove Rp H E Maycroft, wife and Kennedy Store 3Days3Night December 2, 3, 4 1000 A M TO 1100 P M You have never seen such bargains in War Days Christmas Boxes for Sailors, Soldiers, Marines, Waves, Wacs and Spars as well as lovely individual gifts for Gran dma all fhe way down to the dear little day old baby No gruoising If you canm get it No waiting no Sorry Sold Out Come See thfcm Buy them and take them home wrrh you A sarrple of something for everyone and a calendar and almanac free With every 500 order for ny merchandise you get a piece of genuine imported Mexican pottery with a 1000 order you get an additional gift of i lovely Five King pie plate and with an order of 1200 or more you also get a dandy DuoEdge steel slicing and paring knife You will be sorry if you dont get here one of those three days C F Hewlett daughter, Phyllis, of Saugatuck spent Monday at the Merwin Campbell home Mrs Ida Mae Mowers spent b week end in Detroit and Dearborn Donald Mowers brought her home Sunday Miss Isabel Nash and Martin Rit ter jr and family of Whitmore Lake j were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs WJ Nash Mr and Mrs PW Curlett and daughter Paula, spent Thurs and Friday with Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck of Detroit Mrs Lulu Lamb, sons, Ross and Ford, and Miss Patricia Stackahle spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs Pert Smith of Perry The Misses Denise Ledwidge otf Ad rian and Justine Ledwidge of Detroit spent the week end at the home or , Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Tuesday evening visitors at the 1 home of Mr and Mrs C J Clinton were Mrs John Ruttman and Mrs Julia Jensen and daughter, Patricia, of Fowlerville L muel Martin and wife of Ypsil anti called at the John Martin home Sat Fred Bortz and family of Ypsil anti were Sunday guests Cop Marshall Meabon of Girn il,e, Penv an 1 Miss Maty Malebki of Howeli wei Suni, g ic a of Mr and Mrs, George Meabon jr Week end guests of Mr anu Mrs Frel Read were Robert Read and family of Grand Rapids and Mr am Mrs Frank Peters of Jackson Frijnk Aberdeen and family spent Vitamins To Keep You Fit No man lives by Vitamins alone, but no man lives without Vitamins io avoid certain diseased,we must have enough of all the necessary Vitamins, With plenty of essential Vitamins, we are full of vim, vigor and vitality NaLurally, we require calorie foods, proteins and minerals However even with adequate amounts of itacji of these in our diet, but lacking any one of the essential Vitamins, we may find ourselves in difficulties with regard to health aid that feeling of wellbeing Vitamins are definite chemical substances essential for the maintenancer of normal body functions This means that they are indKpenible to the proper utilization of foods and the maintenaiue of the various organs and tissues Vitamins are also necessary to normal growth and development of childrenand to the continued health and vigor of persons otf all ages Vitamins are not foods, as are carbohydrate starach, proteins, minerals, and fats Thev resemble more closely that class of substances that chemists call rnzymessubstances which though needed in very small amounts are none the less absolutely essential to the com plex reactions involved in the transformation of food for body growth and repair Vitamins are present in plant aml animal foods in very small quantities Cooking and manyother processes involved in pre paring foods tend to decrease the Vitamin content The unrefined vegetable foods of our forefathers with richer with respect to Vitamins than the refined or processed foods consumed by TnOst of us today Recognition of the inadequacy of modern dietaries and the disturbances of health, which are caused by Vitamin deficiency,has ed to the extensive use of Vitamins for medicinal purposes White Pine Cherry COLGH SYRUP, 3 O 25c,8 O50c COLD CAPSULES 2 Doz 25c PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store The Handy Store Open Every Eveni lg BREAD CAKES, COOKIES nd MILK ALSO A CIRCULATING AND RENTAL LIBRARY ICE CREAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC JOE GENTILE i Miss Nancy Slayton of Howell spent the week end at the Jesse Rich B ardson home , Mr and Mrs A Nedina of r rn ained for the week ena ana Mi Su guests of Mr and Cozzens returned home wth then, , dale j Dr MacGregor and family of In js , confined by ghtcn were Thanksgiving guests at j the Wm Mercer home Mrs Mercer, returned home with them and spent smHimmmiiiimmimiHiiiiiiiiMMiiijii 11 Thanksgivng in Detroit David rem for the week end and First National j 1 Bank I Brooklyn hospital in New , the week end in Brighton Ross Read and wife entertair T Thanksgiving Fred Read and family, Robert Read and family, Mr and Ms Frank Peters of Jack en and Russell Read of Detroit Miss Norma Eisele , Roy Eisele and Miss Christy otf Detroit called at the Andrew and Merwin Campbell homes j Sunday Roy is home from Great Lak 140 Livingston St Pinckney Watkins Dealer iwwwwwwvwwwwswwwftwwftw Alive HORSES 500 COWS 4 00 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aent Phone 88, PincWy Tbe FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead StockCto I RJ Carr, wife and son, Robert spent the week end in Detroit Mr Otto Paulson was a dinner guest Thanksgiving Day of Rev Mrs J M McLucas Miss Eva McLucas spent the week end in Ann Arbor with her sister, MM Dick Amo Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon spent Thurs at the Clarence Stack able home I Rev and Mrs MJ McLucas and j daughter, Norma Jean and Mr Mrs i Merwin Campbfll and son Dick spent I i Sat in Detroit j 7e understand the Bandoll auction j was a sucess, the Guernsey cows Mr d Mr Gerry Eichn t , M, nd , Sat ruin for Thwktfving Edwird Thur with Rocta Shetan andfamHy igo ty ,, , oft SB4 John Spfn hwn, with Um to th wk wL , fi J ,t , es naval station on a furlough Miss Marion Shirlev while employ ed al the Chelsea Figre Works last week was quite badly hurt when a fly wheel struck her in the face Kb had tc have a number of teeth pulled out , Mi and Mrs Alger Lee entertained Sat for Mr and Mrs Ronnie Hoiskins Roberta Jack, Mr and Mrs Harry Lee entertained at dinner Sunday Those present were Jack Roberts and wif of Detroit Mylo Kettler and family of Albion and Mr and Mrs Bob Ackley and daughter of Pincknev Mr ard Mr Nelson 0ilzard enferviined Sunday in honor of their 13rd wedding anniversary 2fl pewnle Thev were B T Street and family and Mr and Mrs John OoodfWIov of FeMon Mr and Mrs J Ronv Mr find Mrs Milton Ba7zard, Wr and Mrs Fred Shimke, Mr and Mr Tinsel Buzzard and families, Mrs A fobinrcn Mrs T KimrKTlv Mr nv s C Salmnnon and son r M1 T1elim Rosella, FlornVo tr,A Cavrre Riderling, all of DetrolV Born to Murray Knedv and Dorothy Culver of Howell on Nov 29 1Mb illness to a York B Ray Kellenberger and family spent 5 Sunday at the Jack Kellenberger r home near Gregory S Mr and MrsBen White spent Than 5 ksgiving with Mr and Mrs Basil j Whit3 of Howell Wesley Reader, Jack Haines, Don 5 Griffith and Fred Singer bowled in 5 Howell Friday night a Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel of S Detroit spent the week end at the S JC Dinkel home v S Joe Clark and David Ledwidge sho 2 ppel in Ann Arbor Friday and called S on Mr and Mrs Kd Clark S Ray Kellenberger and family spent 5 Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs 35 Roya Kellenberger of Owoso 5 Mrs Anna Tasch and Mrs Wilde r Tasch of Ann Arbor wore Thanks givinr guests of Mr and Mrs Robert S Tasch S Mrs LoJa Txbdel Mrs Marraret Flintoft and Mrs Gladys Clinton were in Lansing and Grand Ledf Sat Miss Doris Fishback returned with them and and is visiting at the Clinton home Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ben White were Mr and Mrs IN HOWELL UNDER FEDERAL SUPERVISION Member Federal Deposit Inauranc Corporation All deposits Insured up to 5,000 for each Depositor 3 RESERVES WIN MANY BATTLES And CASH KKSKRVES turn J the tide in many personal and 2 family emergencies Like a good S soidiera bank acccourrt is ready m 5 when you need it Start your account here Make it grow with g regular even though small de5 posits, MM THIS BANK WILL BE CLOS j ED ON THANKSGIVING DAY Norman White, Mr and Mrs Ernest j White and Mr and Mrs Basil White g 5 of Howell Thanksgiving guests of Mr and f g Mr Tuis Shehnn were Gene Shehan nnd fmilv of Ann one BAW and fami 9 Dr and Mrs WC Wvlie of Derter 11 Mir and Mrs Tames Wvll and Asherl ,d family were ThankselvifltS We havt ample fundi available for sound loans pre iene rnnun Arbor and Mrs j g RRAL EJSTATO MORTOAQ milv of Bhtc I s 1 S nvmKAlf It Attt BtHOAi OR PERSONAL AT R1 ABLE RATES I Wvli and 1 iruest cd Mr and Mrs Andrew Nis mk V V J re HWH Wednesday October 27, 1943 Wednesday, Dec 1, 1943 itiwwniimmwmiuiiHiTuiHm THE MICHIGAN MUtXO General Hardware SHELF BUILDERS HARDWARE , STOVE, FURNACE and i U FARM IMPLEMENT REPAIRS, PAINTS, VARNISHES and OILS S Classified f Want Ads cies if they arise J period HEALTH Health needs of the Detsoit metropolitian area, the scene of FOR SALE, Live and dressed rabbits Frank Plasko a race riot last June, should receive recognition in the legislative call TheBe health neds which prompted 75,000 or more Negroes to jam Belle Isle On ori, hot Sunday should be met by an appropriation to acquire parks and playgrounds in the south ff s 6 a PlGpeitu PROFE3AL s gi BOYBEU BROS mm VARNISH LAVEY HARDWARE I aAallMltlllliajllllllllllitllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiatfilloitltlllllllllUllllUtUlllllll YOULL BE SORRY IF YOU MISS IT FOR SALE Kasco 16 percent Dairy rced Also Poultry, Hog Hair, Call 5dog,and rabbit feed We will deliverrn counties of Michigan Empha 1110 bugs or more Make coir store your however, should be on a long rang feed headquarters We carry a com program plete line Place your order now fc OFFICES An additional office bu spring baby chicks Squire Hatohery, ilding in Lansing would save 150, il8 So Mich, ave, Howell 000 v year in rentals Such a struct ure, build cm functional lines, should petrmita savings in governmental costs through a possible centralized ac courting department for many state a mercies The same thing could be done for a Detroitoff ice building CRITICISM Detroit Labor New AFL has befen tossing the harpoon regularly at Gov Kelly In October it charged by editorial innuendo that J Kelly either was catering for support a Anfi Saloon leaerue or WJ Scar city of liquor On Nov 19 the same publication carried this bage one head lino Milk SoughtGov Kelly Of fers Whiskey Reason,, Scarcity of milk, the shortage oft hairpins offers , new poasibilites Maybe Kelly can bo blamed for that too BKER The state liquor control commission reports that productiv of Michigan breweriep durog Oct42, DELINQUENCY Parents who neg lect their children and thus are indi ectly rfsponsible for repeated acts of juvenile delinquency would be liable to citation for contempt of Iourt un der a plan approvcd by the Michigan juvenile code study commission at La Insing The The Pinckney Sanitarium Rey M Duffy M T Pinckney, Michigan Office Hourt 200 to 400 P M 700 to 900 P M FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEA Fine Woo Ram, 18 months old Phillip Sprout, Phone 13F11 FOR SALE 4 Whit Roch Chickens James Tineher FOR SALEStrictly fresh eggs at all times Mrs Percy Ellis, phone 78F11 FOU SALE, Holstein bulls ready for service Lynn Hendee iiveuy eiwic wa tawiiug xui n opounTof the Anti Saloon league or was in DR G H McCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N N hlgftn Telphon Office, 220 Evidence, 123 Evenings Ly Appointment Howell, MfcUlgen HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 B Ort4 ftftee HowelL ftUcMft Real Estate, City, Lake and Fi A Speciality List Your Property WHk Mm Bond Home Imp Co ROOFING SIDING, MM ASBESTOS SHINGLES All Workmanship GvavastajA WILLIAM DAVIS 123 North Court Street Howell, Michigan J CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 19F12 Pinckney, Mich 5 WANTED To buy cooin, muskrat carcasses in season Also chi league with bootleggers Reason CIAUS, ducks and tujrkey Ralph Hadley, Gregory Michigan WANTED To rent or lease 40 or 80 acres of fenced pasture with water Write A Clubb,R2, Pinckney LCSTBench tobroakfast setSuiTbetween Hamburg Stockbridge call Karl Rose Gas Station reward Phone 21F111 Stockbridge Mich i The Pinckney Circle of Kings DaurjU ters Presents MAJOR CROWS AND HIS CAW CAWS in THE HOUft of HARM THURSDAY, DECEMER 2nd At 830 P M Sharp Entertainment in Blackface Followed by Dance with M FINLAN ORCHESTRARefreshment by the FOU SALE l41 Hudson Club feeQa in ood condition Radio air cond itioned, heater Harry Line Shoe Store, Ckelsea, Mich, i WILL DEL1VER3 to 6 cords of slab wood Phone Thureson Lumber Co Phone Howell 844 PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PBONE 78F11 Pinckney, Michigan LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Michigan J MARTiN J LAV AN Attorney at Lew Phone 13 Brighton, Mtahign WrVinkle VanWiSdi Don W VanWinkle Charlee K VunWinht Attorney at Law First State end Servings Bank Howell, Michigar P H Sartturnt Son FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phone 39 Pinckney, Michigt WANTED Raw furs, nicies, pc Highest Market Prices Phone 42 proposals requiring parents to pay at Lucius J, Doyle, Pinckney flegist half of the cost ofi institutional offspring they FOR SALE, new grates 2, Pinckney FOR new 1 Circulating coal stove, izing or carmg Earl Schroeder, Route havs neglected , ACCIDENTS for sale SALE boys suits size 16, IIKC MrEli Aron FOR SALEElcctrochef electric range AI shape James Murphy Phone 32FII FOR SALE DONOHUE of ir gory M3 ijMHheaewnaBe tat Tllacktop Rams, John L 1 Mi N and 1 Mi FOR SALENo 18 Round Oak heat ing stove, burns wood or coal Bert Hicks 5000 tons of drugs, food, soap and MirmrAM , , I STATE OF MICHIGAN supplies for the American soldiers fighting in Russia Married Dec 2 at the home otf the bridfefs mother, Mrs Sarah Brown Miss Kate Brown to Carvey VanWinke, Rt,v Sutherland officiatingTh j commission also endorsed couple left on a trip to Chica HG Gauss has an aucti advertised for Dec 7 Pvt Frank White was home frfcm i Ann Arbor over the wieek en Pvt Clayton Placeway of Camp Custer spent the week end with his mother e Bern to Orla Haines and wife on Dec 1, a son, Dermont Lt AH Pearson of Hoboken, NJ Ia , 0I sam QA and wife spent Thanksgiving with, ll JS Ordered, That the his brother Dr GJ Pearson and wrife Lyle Eul,r anr sister, Burdella have gone to Farhope, Alabama for winter Just as the rise of hunting accidents has beeta accredited to wartime nerves so the experts are forecasting a rise in automobile accil ents after the war The danger is emotional letdown, announces Max Halsty, executive director of th state safety comm Halsey said the present 35 mile per hour limit would be raised gradually, first to 50 EDUCATION Return of more than 400,000 soldiers and sailors to Mich, will, swell the University of Michigan and Michigan State College to all The Probate Court for the County of LIVINGSTON At a said session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in the said County, on the 22nd day of November A D,194a Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Jud ge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of iEal Edward Keecham Deceased Percy Swarthout having filed in said Court his final administration ac r and is pet,lion piavny lr the alowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution or the resid K of said It Js Ordered, That the 13th of December AD 1943, at ten oclo ck in the forenoon, at said Probate Norman DinkM, son Mrs GW Dinkel, died at Howel, Monday of pneumonia Clarence VanOrden died at the home of his aunt, Mrs Sophia Blu t i 5 Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Th United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store Tuesday The funeral will be Friday time peaks The university has a 2 7, j Memorial Services for Gle Am 000,000 program for postwar onjoJd Wlfre held at Perry Sunday He j ruction and expansion, based on e was killod in France and is a nepiev, Ipectancy of 18,000 students of George and OB Arnold of Gregory Arlo Worden has been wounded in France but is getting along fin Guy Kuhn has been discharged from the army at Camp Custer CONSERVATION rtOTES An experiment is being conducted in Cass county in Birch Lake to see if both cbcoes and trout can be net ted without injury to other fish With the coming of winter it is y of Mr and0fficN be and is hereby appointed for extamininji and allowing said account and hearing said petition It is Furthur Ordered That Public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this odir once each week for 3 sucessiwe weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pfrr ckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia Parshall Register of Probate THE VOODO QUEN OF NEW ORLEANS Read about this famous woman in the magazine section, Detroit Sun Times Dec 5 , STATE OF MICHIGAN time for bird lovers to put up feedJ in the Circuit Court for the County ing stations for song birds of Livingtou in Chancery November is the peak month for Grace Mae Riggs, Plaintiff VS tne Arthur Riggs Defendant 1 ORDER OF PUfeLlCATION When refrigerator locgers are full Afc a session 0f Court held at venisotn may be preserved by canning thq courthouse in the City of Howell, 1 in the County of Livingston and State of Michigan this 26th day of Nov ember, AD 1943 last week 15 persons were accidd j pt Honorable Joseph H Col ntly killed while dec hunting, one Hns Circuit Judge of them a 17 year old girl Upon reading and filinK the affid 22,000 more acres otf state hmds ftvit heret0 attached from wnicn it wftl be offered Ijor leno for oil and appears t0 this Court that the Defhd From the demand we see t UN gas The state nov has o0c0 t is not a resident of the State i for washing machines, we beacres under lease for oil and gas of Michiffan at the prGseilt time and ve they are A million pounds of meat could be that he is outside the jurisdiction 0f of household this Court herring and ciscoes and these fine flavored fish should greatly aid food menus this month , This season has broken all records Mfor deer hunting fatalities Up to EtblUhed 2r963 Incorporated 1916 McPherson State Bank WANT A NEW WASHING MACHINE added to the Michigan menu if hunters nd trappers followed the prac tise of their pioneer ancesters In 1942 trappcjrs took 400,000 musk rat, 35,000 racoon, 8,000 woodchuck and G,00 beaver and v,f same am ount i pessum very necessary pieces equipment If your washing machine is not working well On moticm of E Read Fletcher, at or Perhaps you have never used one now is the time to start saving one for 1 NOTES of 26 YEARS AGO This issue contains a letter from Pvt Lavern Kennedy who is at San Diego, California Married in Ann Arbor on Nov 23 j publcation David VanHom to Miss Mable Brown Rev Douglas officiating Born to Mr and Mrs E Mansfield of Niagara FalU,NY tomey for Plaintiff, it is ordered that the above named Defendant file his appearance in the above entitled cause on or btfore three months from the date of this ORDER or said bill be taken as confessed against him, and that a copy ofl this ORDER OF of yur income in some PUBLICATION be published in a evf P day newspaper of general circulation When the war is xxver you will have within the County, and that such u,,t up a suHlus of cash which can be commenced within e U8ed to hy this labor There are two good ways to Vio thix One in to buy war bonds tampg from your present income the sec ond way is to put a certain amount good bank saving be used to forty days from the date of this g ePU1Pment You can pay cash for orr, or that a opy of the ORDKR fnd y thehigh service charge ,OF PUBLICATION be mailed to the , ,8 custornary when equipment a daughter defendant at his last known place J th,s chater is purchased Mary Margaret Mrs Mansfield was wsidence accordinf statute , t,mTem YOU GET BETTER MEATS AT Clarks PJwoa51 formerly Susan Kennedy Born to Dr and Mrs J EBryant of Haverhill, Mass, a son, Mrs Bry ant was formerly Mae Teeple Wm Seehafer has sold his meat market here to David Smith and will return to Ann Arbor The funeral of Miss Lvrcile Driver who died of pneumonia was held at Pinckney, Wednesday in such case made and provikfi I to buy for ch and Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge fI good IMdend in the on savT A True Copy John Hagmarij Clerk S StT make tm McPherson Stale Bank Monty to loan at MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were issued at the county clerks office last week Lawrence Bennett, 19, Fin v ac rtaaonaole Mw I ckney, Marjorie Lee, 18, Pinckney tMt paid on SavinM JL Thomas Lefth, 20, Brighton, Betty Certifitate fZT Heinig, 18, Brighton Andrew Sak,r ItekWsE 30, Brighton, Theda Arnold, 22, Far AH W mington George Palmer 48, Brighton T1 0000 h arrived t Archangel Bossia withAurelia Pierce, 86, Brighton State BtVr ia tFeV te slllllltllllllllllllllllkltlMIIIIIIUUPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimilllllllllimilllllllllHIIIIIIIIIMIIHIHII AUC TION A I have decided to quit Harm ing I will soil my personal property at public auction on the Zach Carr farm on Barton Road, located 5 mile west of Pinckney on SAT DEC 4th Starts at 100 P M Fast Time A MILCH COWS 3 HEIFER CALVES 2 BULL CALVES 2 HORSES 100 CHICKENS FARM IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE fl TERMS CASH Fred Kondtitz, Prop PERCY ELLIS, ORD PRICE, Auctioneers DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT Peirces OUR STORE IS BR1MFULL OF New Merchandise ROBES CHINELLE, QUILTED, PATCHWORK, PRESS SUEDE AND RAYON EVERYTHING FOR THE LADIES WEAR f We Are Buying War BondsAre Yoi XV vtWF PIRCES Part of Sgt Edward Straubes left foot was shot away at Ferryville, Dear Bizerte, North Africa At Halloran General Hospital, Staten Island, S Y, they are building op his foot again Sgt Straube, from Perth Amboy, N J, bays War Bonds regularly Sgt Bernard Rello, 22, of New York, was wounded by snipers during the Sicilian campaign His grandparents live in Naples, and he has a brother in the Army Both buy War Bonds regularly Do you do as much BONDS oven AMERICA Ohiidren play in Esther Short Park of Vancouver Washington, beneath a heroic statue dedicated to the pioneer women who came with their husbands and children into the North west country, newly opened after the Lewis and Clark expedition Pioneer Woman Prepare lor Peace Bay War Bonds There It little eanse for mirth in occupied Europe and even the children have little stomach for play Millions have oeen orphaned by Nazi guns or labor camps all are undernourished and will bear the scars of this war to their dying day p HOWELL, MICH 5 iiiriiirrfiiififiifcuifisifiiiiiiiuii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiimiiiiiiiijfi JOIN THE HUNDREDS of HOWELL ELECTRIC MOTOR CO EMPLOYEES NOW TURNING OUT ELEl TRIC MOTORS FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY MEN AND WOMEN, EXF ER1ENCED AND BEGINNERS NEEDED TO DO THIS WORK You will feel the honor, dignityand patriotic pride that goes with being a part of the big job when turning out Howell Electric Motors Every Howell Motor is going to wareither on the actual fighting front or in the destruction of vital fighting equipment The downfall otf tyranny and the great victory depends upon will, ing handshands that never tire doing their part on the home front Do not wait for the climax of the gigantic drama before you show your colors Howell Electric Motors Co HOWELL, MICH Employment Office Open 8 A M to 5 P M Daily 8 A, M, to 12 Noon on Saturday BUY WAR BONDS PINOCNEY DISPATCH STILL 125 a YEAR 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 December 01, 1943 Description An account of the resource December 01, 1943 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 1943-12-01 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4996f3e751e868eb3852c4aee5bcae4c.pdf 7a0ba9c9cfcf43057f1043bdb5b9b95b 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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JHWyi JfTAr 111 ll4WJi,PiAy 4ljf iv t , ii S V jVV X 1 i,C V v V tK r v w VOLUME NO 80 Pinckooy, Uwjifrttoo Coqfr, MfafagaWednatcUy, Dec 8, 1943 No 49 Local Interest War News Pejra tad Items Concoralaf Che Soya Ilk Aro in the Service of Thohr Country Lical Lodge December Names Officer Jury I Livingston Lodge No 76 F a A M Jury List for December Term Holds Annual Mooting and Election of Officers Public Installation Is Docombor 18 At a meeting of Livingston Lodge No 76 F A, M held Tuesday night the following officers were elected for the enpuiing year r W, M , Clifford Miller sw L Wesley Header Miss Joyce Smith, neice of M,rs Don Hammer, who has beep employed in Washington D C for the past 2 years has successfully passed hei physical examination for enlistment in the WACS and left for training on Dec 7 let wwud the g the Itahan w noiom an4 is now Aonvlesciner t S D Frank Aberdeen J D Jack Hannett Chaplain Rev McLucac Marshall , Earl Baughn The tiler and Stewarts are to be rp pointed The installation is Saturday night, December 18 and itis public The in stalling officers are as follows Installing Officer Reg Schafer Marshall Paul Clark Chaplain John R Martin f Secretary J, H Hooker Refreshments will be served and tbo Circuit Court Is Drawn The following have been drawn for the jury for the December term of court which starts Dec 13 Handy Ella Glover, Jennie SharpHartland D Faraham, R Foldenauer Howell City TWShindorfv Jpevine Howell TwpMarion Filkins,Blanch jdevotions Friday at 1220 for child Parker jren an 745 pm for adults, follovjd CATHOLIC CHURCH Be Francis Muryky St Marys Church, Sun Dec 12 43 Masses are at 9 and 12 noon Catechism classes meet after Mass on Sunday and Sat at lOam Novcna CURRENT OMMEN 1 By Ye Editor i President ttoosevtjt has now made tt4 T Mftni NU nis ,fth triP outside the US since he I Urns of State no notional no Briefly Given, became preside giving him a total of 3uo,OiH miles by land and air in Mich Mirror State News campaign and is now convalescing This happened about 6 weeks ago Robert Martin with the naval amp hibian division is now located at Lida Beach, Lang Island, NY He is 2fc miles New York City Paul Young with the American army in England has been made u Sergeant Cpl Jack Young has betri home on a furlough He has been transferrer from Camp Clairbom, La to Camp Hawse, Texas Dick Loomis jr of Flushing,Long Island, husband of the former Con j dncing follow Masons, Stars, stance Darrow was inducted into j their famfleg and riendl invited the army there Dec 8, he has two children Pfc Lawrence Baughn is home on a furlough from Fort Jackson Soutn Carolina PFC William Shirey is aiso nonv on furlough from Waycross Ga Corp Jas Tiplady is home on a flurlovgh after two years in the st, vice He entered the service fro, Ann Arbor in Nov 1941 and went overseas in 1942 He while in Tunii, Africa with other members of the US army were sleeping in pup tents when 24 German planes raidd them 3 soldiers were killei and a number of others wounded, Cpl Tipladys arm was fractured and he has been in several hospitals,the last being DuShajie hospital, Dorin NY He is visiting his father, Wm Tipltdy in Ann Arbor Sergt Harold Reason has bepi transferred from Salt Lake City,Utah to the airfield at Mt Home, Idaho, where he is engineer of a bombing squad Paul Singer in the naval air corp has becn made a first class petty officer He is in South America IoscoJasper Burley Ella Elliott Marion Robt Buel, M Redinger OceolaBlancch Hooker,G Merril by the sacrameit of Penance Vhis is ihsi 8thFrida of the 31st No en a Michigan continues to hold the national spotlight in todays home front battlq against inflation First it was Prentis M Brown who sponsored the price fixing bill for the Administration while he was a mem ber of the United States Senatt Brown is an able man, and his rise to leadership is proof of his talents But when he ran lor realection, he PutnamGladys Clinton Bert Van of theT United States and a Hoy Blaircum sr Day of Obligation The IMasse on Tyronne Belle BieJman, B Foley Wed Dec i the Patron Fist f was defeated by Michigan farmers Then Brown became the nations Unadilla C Watters, Harry Cooper Brighton City A Beylan, Ed Bidwel Brighton TwpGladys McDonaldRosina Boyce Cohoctah Vera Keesler Conway Frnk Hendryx Deerfield Ruth Fawcett GenraArtdrew Seim Grcten Oak James J Brennan Hamburg Jennie Sharpe the Holy Day are at six and eight Preparation for the sacraments are one hour before each Mass Wednesday Dec 15, Friday Dec 17 and Sat Bee 18 are the Ember Days of the Winter SeasonTherefore Fast and Abstinance Days price administrator Fixing and con trailing prices when the national income is almost twice the value of all available merchandise is tough job its vey best Brown kiujw it He said the past 11 yjears His latest trip is to North Africa where he conferred with with Premier Churchill of Eng land and Premier Ciiiung of China and to Iran where he conferred with Premier Churchill and Joe Stalin otf Russia Not much news has been giv 4n out of the Iran conferance but n North Afirica a definite set of Ar tic let relating to Japan were worked Ofut In the Japan is to be stripped of all possesions and forced back to the small island of Japan from whe nee she came As this can not be bra ught to pass in a day or so it can be be seen that the war, especially the one with Japan has an indefinate per No to the President repeatedly un ioi to run nd even er vktory ia i won there will be many many prob lems to b worked out and it will require a large standing army and til he finally submitted to the appointment on the, wartime responsib The Novena in preparation for the ly of obeying our commanderin iNatal Feast of Christ, Dec 25 opfnSj chief And with the aid of selective navy for manV yars to guarantee A NEAR FIRE on the A fire was discovered DEFENSE COUNCIL BfANQUEV of of the Pincknty tavorn about The county defense counoi ban I 400 a mthis marniu by iiei ci the quet was held at the Masonic din r night Stfiift at the Detroit Dio Set hair in Howell Monday night W E factory Lee Lavey and Wm LcOl Robb presided Speeches were mauo J were called and got on the roof of by ColPepper 0 the selective service the building A tar mop left there1 tLke TBdfty for th late Ven Rev Homer NAle, Guy Butler of the by the gang who had tarred the roof Ustr Mry BtttM18laus of t,ie 0rder draft board, T J Fausett and a message read from Hon Charles P Ad Dec 16 Since the greatest gift of life, is to spend it for something that i will outlast lifej, as taught from the j coming of Christ, it is well to pro perly prepare in the season of Ad vent, for thq Holy Feast of Christ mas Among the intentions in the Holy Mass Uus week are Monday for the late Srs Marion Felzer, requested by Mrs Rose Plotowski, of Cordley ams The purpose of the icceun wis to discuss rthabiliition for honor m , , , ,, I ox tne iitue coanpany ox Mary, wnose Tuesday had gotten on fire and bum i j 1 aeutn occuied in Texas Wednesday me iiOi iJay ami Kwi of laijac wi ed hole in the roof subsidies, he was moderately success J the worlds peace ful in holding the line for three or ftour months and thus keeping the cost of living from furthur rises of the inflation spiral , In the meanwhile, the Michigan farm revolt which resulted in Brown s Secretary of State Hull has den ounced the peace rumors as German proproganda and says no peace will be possible until Germany has been crushed The rumors were that the defeat at the 142 polls has continued er,n,an army as wil,inK to discard LEONARD J LAPRAD , ,eu Leonard LaPrad was born in Brest men Joe V Brady was elected chair , Monroe County on June 24 1882 and itcquiem Adversary j on matters of this kinH The for the ensuing year died at the Maywood farm on Mc rHrr,ts ot th stor uation was a recent iliustrat c rrway lec 10 for the late AndreyvJ j , iU ,, Hitler, put another figure head in and in fact has actually increased , , r , , u ,, m, r LU bis place and make peace with the in intensity The gap between the i 4,7 ,, , , ,, ,, J J Allies, providing the Allies would fanner and the worker has widened ,, , r A ,, t agree not to invade Germany This This is mterestini for a state which i , , 4 , is piactically what hapijciit i at the has received a greater percentage of ,,, , iL end of WopId War 1 when Germany government war contracts than any i , t ,, , T lot the war but won the peace The other state in the nation It merely , , , , l isolationists and their precis support reflects the extreme difficulty whicl , ,7 I , ,, I ers who have always had a warm spot tii mass at six Gov Kelly experiences in trying to I 4, , , , in their hearts for Germany eagerly uiaie Conception au eigat oclock loi ail pardoners deal with both farm and labor groups died at the Maywood farm on iMc I Cabe Road near U S23 Monday , u M j ably discharged soldiers and service jonara iarrad was born in Brest J , u ,,,, ,, f i u miIk sit ion Als to iljustrale how comple p, , ,, iuiiovaii who waa drowned during this inflation problen has become, tht HARRY MAYCOCK , Most of h lfe wM 3pent Monro ,umm,d, tut t Mul , actjor the Hose Washinol Harry Maycock, 80 dud at b , county where he wa a carpenter and , wfl0 , memMr he MeM mbsMea home at P ngree Friday His wife cabinet maker Six years ago he ,,, , A , r , , , CT j r i i J n u u fonunican order for 4 years, with interpeted by competent observer died seyeral years ago Survjvmg moved to Lakeland with his mothftai u , u r B i commemoration for the mombtrs 01 ther as a coalition protest by sout are thrto sons, Lesl e, a member of She died in 1948 On Sept 10, 1942 u , n J U c ufi ovii, Purgatorial society hare ern Democrats and northern Repu the state noiice Don of Howell and he was married to Mrs Francis Fry L, , ,, A n L m I me aiave pwice, wn oi nwweu aim i i Sunday is communion Sunday for hcans against a Fourth Term And of Pinckrtey who survives him I , , , ,, L , , t The funeral will be h Id t St men Parish and the Holy there you have the emotional sttuat T Patricks church, Brightcjn, Thurs ,Name Society , JO , t jion of poriticS eclipsing economies at 1000 am, Rev Fr Kissane offic BaPtism was conferred Sundy for negative acton that leaves the basic iating Burial will be in Brighton ifS tricius Clark, son of Mr I problem of inflation still unselved Fhiends may call at the Swarthout eizeu upon these rumors to incite the falfft hopes of the people for the early return of tUeir boys and the end of bloodspi in Europe If this Nazi proproganda had not been ref ULSI the Germans might have been able to put over their false peace be Jiind which they could prepare for World War HI Harold at home Funeral was held from West Marion church Mon,Rev Lcjch officiating Burial was in the Geen remetery MRS ANDREW CLUBB Mrs Andrew Clubb died suddenly on December 2 at hr home at 881 Funeral Home, Pinckney w Philadelphia in Detroit She was t I INTERNOS Wairen Hoover whose wife is Anna mother of Mr8 Marjorie SMd andl it, Tfte Junior VanBlaircum is now stationed atMaricn Clubb Also Bruce Cluhh ojcll 6 glvilfg another super party Cam, Hart, Calif i Pinckney The fsuneral was Hcd Sat, A letter flrom Edsel Myer who is J at 11,00 am at the Hamilton Fun in the US Navy says he saw Burd eral Home, Cass and Alexandrine ith Clawson for a couplej of days recroit, Sat ently and expects to see Gerald Ken M nedy soon He also met Katherine AX IE RANDALL Eisele on the Pacific coast and had Axie Randall, 91, a lifelong resl a long visit with herShe is in the dent erf this vicinity died at the WAVES ,, county home Tuesday His wife passA letter received from Emmett Widrrayer gives his new address as co Postmaster, New York, NY so he is presumably overseas ed away a number of years agoThe funeral will be held at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Pinckney, Friday at 200 p m, Rev J M McLucas of for your untertainwent One of the slogans is as follows Comb your hair, Hitch up your mare, The Juniors are having, , Their coming affair Dont plan any other dates for Dec 17, because you wont want to miss it Just ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelth graders are invited Eighth graders, dont give up for you will be ninth graders next yearWe hope The high school basket ball ums open the season at Chelsea Tuesday when both boys and the girls teams and Mrs Charles Clark Sponsors Responsibility far the partisan vo were Mrs Mary Eichman of Pin can be argued indefinetely, like which ckney and Emmett Clark orf Howell,came first, the chicken or the egg The farmers revolt based chiefly on a belief of economic inequality The women of Pinckney who fbr ficiatjng, Buria, in Pinckne ceme med a Seryjice Mens Xmas Gift tery Committee have aboott finished their1 work They have sent gift, to 51 local CARD 0F T play Friday night they play Dexter Mr IW WW,, S S Supt jf tnptokTn ihee, 1 Mr Alfred Lano itssst SS Supt PFC William Lawrence Shirey of Waycross Georgia, is spending a few days visiting his brother of Pinckney has become a congressional revolt or Mrs Shirey is visiting htr sons Mar 144 political issues That food ubsion and William Shirey during the dies are inflationary to the degree week end MRS GEORGE FITZSIMMONS IMrs George Fitzsimmons died Sunday at Mercy hospital, Jackson Th I fun eral will be htd Thursday at St GOSPEL MISSION MennonHe Eira Booebio pastor Superintendent Varrm Sbirey j Johns Catholic church in Jackson Sunday School 1000 Worship Service 1100 V ing Peoples Meeting 730 WWdy Prayer Service We4 730 COMMUNITY CONGX Rov J M McLucas MinitUr boys serving overseas and to 85 ser We wgn t tt,, our herttt ilf u u ving i the U The money for the J rLUUghC JtZ toZTAT TdTny Tmtm TrUneTnave been added to from the people of this section j bered and assisted us in OUT time of A ,, httnor roIt hv PFC Willard Cordez of Camp Hood j sorroWj Your 1MMU 0yer be ahe Pinckney honor roll by Tenn, visited at the Marvin Shirey J a cheri8hed memory, home a couple ofi days last week 4 The Fflmily of John M Harrig Lt Andrew Kirtland has been tran 4 sferred from Arkansas to Go KINGS DAUGHTERS Field, Boise, Idaho J 7 Pinckney Kings Daughters will Clare Booth, son of Mr ttdjn Mrs Herb Sneed 409 Ed Booth who live on the Alfred Court gt Hawell Dec 0 at 200 pM Morgan rarm is in an army hospital in Oregon with a broken hip and, , leg suffered in a glyder crash wir LTWN CALENDER there The following local boys are called Supl Mra Florence Baugha Orgmnitt And Choir Director MoxniOf Worahip 1000 Sunday School 1100 MRS CAROLYN COLLACOTT Mrs Carolino Collacott, 39, died at Howell Saturday She was the wife ofi Dr E A Collacott and was the mother of 3 sons of which 2 are in the service A fine soloist Sne has ap a number of The county aat paper recently copied an editorial from another pap or in which both old pensions and social security wene deridjd on the crounds both tended to destroy initi ativc among the people and gave ivt, them no incentive to save money enough to tide them over in old ige when they knew that they would be taken care of anyway by that stat and nation in the form of old age pensions and social security In other word the writer longed for the days of rugged individualism in which thtstrong round the weak into the dirt and the ultimate end of oid age was the poor house, often times through no fault at their own Howttver we think the efforts of the writer of the article are as vain as those of the King of Kqgland who tried to swept the ocfyan back with a broom Old age pensions and social security are on the books to stay and woe unto any one who tries to nullify them programs Meats Brown Stamps G,H,JAK in Book S good now all ezp Dec Wm Jeffreys and the balance of names of the names of the local boys in the service lettered on it The roll now contains the names of 174 boys and no affiliation are invited to un ite with us, if Christians This is a SPECIAL NOTICE one1 girl to go to the Detroit induction ceter4 stamp vlao Vftlij now M Nov on Dec 15 Peter Gerycz, Charh j 28, N, r 5 p, r 12 all exp Schafer, Marvin Shirey, Thomas jan j Wahl, Donald Nash, Lloyd Teejple ofi SUGAR Stamp 20 in Book 4 good Pinckney,Darwin Shirley, Cary Coop for 5 lbs f er Joe Watters, Bert Sweet of Grel SHOES Stamp lg in Book One Kry, Don Johnson, Fred VanBlalrfand No 1 airplane stamp in Book Orla GH John Allen, Ed,8 good for 1 pair each until further notice GASStamp A9 good for 8 gal Ions through Jan 21, 1944 FUEL OIL Period 1 coupons for new season good through Jan, 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses were issued at the county clerks n last week George Palmer, 42, Brighton, Aurelia Pearce, 86, Bri tonjKister Sharpe, 30, Howell, Lu cile Sweanor, 35, Detroit L G Broamle, 45, Brighton, Daisy Scar jtette, 25 Farmington J cum, Knight, Claude White, of Howell OLD CLOTHING SALVAGE Old clothing shoes, etc will be received in Pinckney at the vaeant SPECIAL NOTICE Owing to gasoline restrictions, I will not make a house to house del ivery of 1944 Religious Calendars Any person desirious of receiving one may send name and address to P H Swarthout A Son, Pinckney Mich Delivery will be made throufri PROHIBITION PARTY RALLY There will be a prohibition party Young Peoples Meeting 7Oo convention at the Howell MEchurch Sunday Dec 19th Baptism and recom Monday, Dec L3 at 300 p m to eptioh of new members Those whoform an organization ja 8ma pnotorraph of the toother with his name and ag height Jct In order to buy liquor it Ip order to prevent the sale of liquor to minors which has become widespread the state will issue lfquor indentifictaiom cards to all persons between the ages of 21 and 28 years of age County Clerks will start issue ng them about Dec 15 The cards will be about 4 inches in size and contain community church where ptfople of various christian denominations worship God Arrange with the Pastor The regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 O E S will be held Fri eve, Dec 10 at tight oclock will be necessary to show the card The shades of Lou Dockstade, 1 for Baptism or reception into the T nwly elected officers willl occu George Primrose,Herb Thatcher,Billy church PHILATHEA NOTES The Philatbeas are meeting this Wednesday afternoon at the Parson age All ladies of the community are Invited to these social meetings of our class, as well as to our SS session on Sun On last Lords Day Dis cussian ofThe Sin of Covetousness Next Sundays lesson will bo Christ New Commandment CARD OF THANKS py the chairs to exemplify the grees of the order Blanch Martin, Secy deWijst and L G Fields must have chuckled Friday nite when the Kng Daughters put on their minstrel show APpTprrATiftM at the high 8ch001 TWs form ot ArrstUAUON entertainment which flourisluld in We wish to thank the Pinckney I , j WJ 1 this country for years and reached its the mail during the month of Decern j rtore in the Mascic block Uaveil944 jbr State whether Catholic or Pro I wfcto fyltotort them in the store or in the door STOVES Certificates to purchase 1 ,T nMmm9m nA way if it is locked or notify Mrs most heating stos murt now bA Clare, Millar has md hor f f Hflara Pafcaer, Phona II tobtalnad from local board t L yrom St Josephs hospital,Ann Arbor 1U sent to mo Don Hammer Womens Service Mens Christmas Gift Committee for the fine presents we have received from them They were much appreciated Corp Marshall Meabon PFC Glenn Kingsley IMorlyn Darrow CARD OF THANKS heyday in the gay ninetfes has lang uished in late years due to eompetit ion of motion pictures The names mentioned above were all big tfimn and played the largest cHiee hers aid in Europe We should like to sot tome local organizations attempt ft revival of that famous old Amejidto I wish to thank all my friends, Uncle Toms Cabin for neighbors, the OES and the Kings preset time there are few Daughters tor all the lovely cards here below the age of 20 1 and flowers since I have been sick, have witnessed Harriet Geraldine Henry Stowes ssaster piece a am N v NNCMNEY DISPATCH ,t Sj Ivan Theatre CHELSEA, Midi Thursday after THE AVON fHEATERJ m uon, Jan e, 194 IU nd Mrs William H Keedle w e returned home from nearly a WednesdayDec 8, 1943 full IT Fri, PA I Sat Dec 10, U BOMBARDIER Starring ANNE SHRUEV, Cartoon Sun Men, Tue Dec 12,13,14 In Technicolor DIXIE Starring BING CROSBY DOROTHY LA MOUR, MARJORE REYNOLDS LYNN OVERMAN Cartoon WM1 Buxin Buzxard Headliner Three Bear, in Boat Wed, Thur,, Dec 15, 16 Sun M 300 CniniMrC SOMEWHERE in FRANCE A Drama Starring TOMMY TR1NDER, C0NSJACE COMINGS, CLIFFORD EVANS Fri, St, Dec 1ft, 11 Doable Ft4 SOUTH of te BORDER QM of tb r Mt pictures GENE AUTRE, mftd with SMILEY y BURNETTE SHANTYTOWN Musical Drama with w weeks visit with their son, Donald Koedle and family at Muskecon Heights While there Mrs Keedle had a visit with a second cousin of Spring Lake whom she had not seen tor about 70 years Mr and Mrs E Wray Hinckley phy, Curtis Brown, Harold Grieve The first war fatality among Dex ter boys occured Nov 22 when Ralph Eli Whitney orf Webster died in France of gunshot wounds suffered in battle on Oct 15 S Swarthout was in Alma Sunday to attend the funeral of bis brother, Ralph Mis AB Green of Jackson U a attended a joint meeting of Webster patient at the Pinckney Sanitarium, and Scio Grangers at the Webster Barn to Mr and Mars Lynn Henl Community house Thurs night when dee on Dec 6 a son, Lloyd Fredrrick MARY LEE, JOHN ARCHER J J officfcrg of the Grange were elect I Pvt Chris Fitzsimmons of Denver J ed, with Mr and Mrs Meloin Mc j Col is home on a furlough Sun, Tues, Dec 12, 14 j Bai of Scio Grange, delegates to R Clinton and family have moved PRFSFNTINGi LILY t the State Grange, acting as installing j into the Will Dunbar house UAOQr 1officers A letter from Wm Jeffreys from m The annual Christmas Bazaar France say he has just spent ten tand Bake sala of the Ladies Guild jays jn fighting in the trenches and is now in billet behind the lines Mr and Mrs Alfred Monks have moved back on thefr farm Cpl Clare Rorabacher of Hamburg is reported missing in action in Ft ance So far this county has had 862 men acceuted via the draft and 52 have, enlisted Love, Music, Dancing and Cora edy Starring JUDY GARLAND, VAN HEP LIN and FAY BA1NTER News CartoonTigs in a Polka ComingSalute for Three Youngest Profession Dixie Destroyer held at the Boy Scout Cabin Sat afternoon was a decided success in every way, plenty of things to sell plenty of buyers and a nice sum realized Mr and Mrs E Wray Hinckly were Ann Arbor visitors Friday I Mr, and Mrs Henry Queal were Ann Arbor visitors Friday Pku A STRANGER IN TOWN A Comedy Starring FRANK HOGAN, RICHARD CARL SON and JEAN ROGERS HA MB U Rift N0TES OF 50 YEARS AGO 200 season tickets have already been sold for the local lecture course Sister Veronica Rose Jeffreys is now teaching in St Vincents Acad emy, Detroit Myron Rogers of Lansing is working in the Dispatch office Bern to James P Harris and wife ojn Monday last a girl ISP Johnson was out with the snow plow Monday for the first time The friends of John D White, gave Howell Theatre Air Conditioned tax on all ticket 10 Thur, En, Dec 9, 10 Its a Cooks Tour of Laughter CHARLES COBURN in MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK Selected Shorts Sat Dec 11 Mat Sat 200 p m lie, 22c The Molt Fun You Ever Had FOOTLIGHT GLAMOR with PEGGY SINGLETON and ARTHUR LAKE DICK FOR AN in SONG of the SADDLE with ALMA LLOYD and CHARLES M1DDLETON Cartoon NEIGHBORING NOTES The E4 Green home kJ miKp So The Ladies Guild of St Stephens j 0 Chilson was destroyed by fire last Episcopal church held its annual meet week ing and Christmas party at the home The students of Fowlerville high ol Mrs Walter DoWolf Thurs after school purchased 1346 in stamps k noon with 27 in attendance A pot war bonds last month luch dinner was served at 1230 pm j Unadilla schools will open at 9 30 following the business meeting whichand close at 430 during the winter was in charge of Mrs Neophytos months Stoephannon the president i Mrs Ruth Johnson Lemen, Howell The meeting was opened by sing high school teacher for many years iig 0 Little Town o, Bethlehem is leaving to make home with her followed by prayer by the president daughter, Mrs Earnshaw in St Per i him surprise Friday last and pres who aslo read No One is Ever sburg, Florida ented him with a rocking chair Alone j Mrs Ella Stackable, widow of Jas Misg Emma Axheit daughter of j A carol service will be held at Stackable, fell at her home at Howell Mr and Mrg Robert Arnell of Pinthe church Christmaa eve at 8 pm last week and broke her hip She is at I cknevr was married to David Beattie I the Guild to furnish candy and fruit University hospital, Ann Arbor of Howell today for the children of the Sunday School, Willard Wiltse and Guy Hinchey Catching on bobs is now a favor Mrs Stephannon to get vhat she both returned from northern Mich jte Sp0Tt can in Detroit Each Guid member last week with deer I The ladies of St Marys church to bring a little gift to he church The Dexter school has started afn gy ar oyster supper on the at 5 pm Dec 24 noon hot lunch program I n,vv,t 0f Dec, 2 There will be a A report of the Blue aid Yellow Mrs Russel Livqrmore has been Christmas tree with gifts for the child contest was given Mrs G Merrill jrelected worthy matron of the Dex ren and a literary and musical prochairman of the blue reporting for, ter O E S chapter 1 am The tre,e remittee is Mi J the winners, and Mrs Arthur Smith1 W C Clark, 85, for 4n yfiars the j v arris and Mira Mary TeiforJ chairman of the yellow reporting for Mich Central raidroad at Dexter programMiss Kate OConnor and the losers died at Stambaugh Tuesday Funeral Mollie Monks Table comm, Dan This being the annual mertir and burial at Dsxter Thursday j Murta, Rosa Lavey, Mesdames John election of officers was held with the jFohej, Anna Fitzsimmons and the following results Mrs Walter Dj NOTES of 25 YEARS AGO Misses Mollie Harris and Jennie RoWolf, provident,Mrs Edward Shan Last August a willow tree blew cne non Jr, first vice preidnt, Mrs down in front of tht Sigler farm in J r6i Bfalce who hM been ipjng Emil Kuchar, second vice president a gale High Comm James Smith J houBC for Bob Mercer has returned Mrs Arthur Smith, serretary, Mrs removed it from the road as soc Nellie Pearson, teas I as possible but not before Mrs John The mystery box was furni Sir j Brumm of Fowlerville had run into it by Mrs Lawrence Pearson and was won by Mrs Kuchar and damageid her ar She has nov presented a bill for damages to PutOfificia and committee repotjnam township and threatens suit un less he is paid The following boys have beep honorably discharged from the SATC were given by Mrs Frank Buckalew and Mrs Walter DeWolf The next meetuv will be hed t Sun, Mon, Tuet, Dec 12, 13, 14 Mat Sun, 2 P M Cont, Saboteurs by Submarines in the Canadian Wilds ERROL FLYNN in NORTHERN PURSUIT with 4ULIE BISHOP, GENE LOCKHART Novelty Cartoon News herly J the home of Mrs Thomas Featherly branche of the army Ambrose Mur JMaich returned to Detroit John Isham of Plainfield died sud denly Thursday morning Funeral was Saturday Mrs Viola Joslyn has started div orce proceedings against Edward Joslyn and moved to Grcpary The Barton vesus Hadley lawsuit in Unadilla has been adjourned until aJ Wed, Dec 15 All Adults 17c JOHN LITEL and ALAN BAXTER in SUBMARINE BASE with F1FI DORSEY and ERIC BLORE Also DANGER WOMEN At WORK with PATSY KELLY, MARY BRArN and I WANDA McKAY ComingThe Heats On AT FIRST KGNOFA c 0 USE 666 66 TABLET, SALVE NEURON MISS ADVENTURE OF 1M3 Foi the weird record of 1943V most curious happenings including the itory of the bus driver who stands tip all his customers and the hungry seaman who couldnt get a bite, to at because all he had was 600 dol Jar bills see the illustrated article in The American Weekly with this Shwday Dee 12 issue of the Det jnday Times this is ngf OTooles Garage f POOR LADY This inoming she got a call for Bens Mens Haberdashery And yesterday one for Larrys Bowling Alley Judging from the piece of her mind she gave the last caller, Her peace of mind is definitely disturbed Unfortizly, mixups like these are bound to occur when people trust to memory in calling telephone numbers Even more unfortunately, a wrong number means an extra call on the already overburdened telephone system to correct the mistake You will get fewer wrong numbersand every one will benefitif you will follow these practices 1 if you are not abtolutely sure of a number, check k in your telephone directory 2 if you compile and use your own telephone list, go over it once In a while and eliminate obsolete numbers write in the correct ones iKYttT m vicronrwrm WA MNMI MICHIGAN BELL TELIPHONE COMPANY 1 V THE FORGOTTEN LIGHT Tkr it ihlnec a forgotten porch light burning all night long at someones door In normal times your porch light is a real convenience It helps callers find your house number, it discourages prowlers, and it reduces Occidents from falls on dark steps The cost is only two or three cents a weekfor electricity is cheap Today our country is at war and that light burning needlessly is a serious matter, especially when it burns all night It uses vital coal and manpower and transportation And today our Government is asking for the most careful saving of these critical resources It is asking you to save VOLUNTARILY Remember that electricity is a WAR MATERIAL even though it is cheap and unrationed There is no shortage oi facilities for making electricity But thousands of tons of coal per day are required for its manufacture in Edison power plants Use it as carefully as you would rubber or gasoline or other critical resources Power saved at home means more power for the fighting fronts The Detroit Edison Company CONSERVE ELECTRICITY Even a 5 saving in the monthly use o electric ity by Detroit Edison customers vili save abou 190 CARLOADS OF COAL PER MONTH BttBt 1,800 TRAINMZLIS 1 14,000 MANHOUBS BE PATRIOTIC 4P1 SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Oars It A VUftJlj lNftl taf Orfnketm DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 MOGI CALVES AND SHEEP eeaordlAf to and conditio DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLUECT TO HOWELL 450 seeeeeeJwW MSSJ weseswes3BjBWSweeB3esjS3seeeeeesweswsjw LIVE STOCK HAULING and GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko PHONE 4SF4 Tv,v Qtt U f or S t ef yew CHRISTMAS Mftasft tav T Ht WAS BONDS, Ben emaUCftlNQTBEARACB yemt Stfiii VWT sew jsfisfv ,, VMV fsvttfi wf jnes pew 6 mm 1, M iff yiF DISPATCH We4nedy D 8 1943 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Bntarad At poatoTilee Ffeckney, Midi send alas Laasar ftabecriptieo U a fHf Paid i Advama PAUL W, CUU4TT FU1USHER Vlt hi ins LOCAL NEWS Gifts for All the Fanuly We have gifts for every member of the family For Dad or SonHoss, Shirts, Ties, etc For Mother or SisterLingerie Jtosiery Access oriesorus, etc For BabyBooties, Sweaters, etc y Bin Fred Even and Mr Cora White wdre in Howell Thurs Russell Read of Detroit spent the week end at the Ross Read home Fred Camburn of Detroit is visitsiting his son, Lawrence Camburn Mrs Fred Read and Mrs Eleanoi Ledwidge were in Howell last wqek Dan Driver and family at Dexter called at the Edward Spears horn Sunday Katherine Howell of near Howrfl visited at the Andrew Campbell home Saturday Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell, Leona and Rita Kennedy were in Howell Saturday night , To Keep You Fit No man lives by Vitamins alone, but no man lives without Vitamins To avoid certain disaaeo,we must have enough of all the necessary Vitamins, Witn pitmj of essential Vitamins, we are full of vim, vigor and vitality Naturally, we require caioiie foods, proteins and minerals However even with adequate amounts of dach of these in our diet, but lacking any one oi the essential Vitamins, we may find ourselves in difficulties with regard to health and that feeling of wellbeing Vitamins are definite chemical substances essential for the maintenancer of normal body functions This means that they are indtepensaWe to the proper utilization of foods and the maintenance of the various orns and tissues Vitamins are also necessary to normal growth and development of children,and to the continued health and vigor of persons otf all ages Vitamins are not foods, as are carbohydrates itarach, proteins, minerals, and fats They resemble more closely that class of substances that chemists call enzymessubstances which though needed in very smalt amounts are none the ks absolutely essential to the com piex reactions involved in the transformation of food for body growth and repair m Vitamins are present in plant and animal foods in very small quantities Cooking and manyother processes involved in pre paring foods tend to decrease the Vitamin content The unreflneu vegetable foods of our forefathers with richer with respect to Vitamins than the refined or processed foods consumed by most of us today Rr ognition of the inadequacy of modern dietaries and the disturbances of health, whjch are caused by Vitamin deficiency, has ed to the extensive use Vitamins for medicinal purposes Shop Early As the Supply Is Limited Kennedys Gen Store White Pine Cherry COUGH SYRUP, 3 Otj 25c,8 OeSOe COLD CAPSULES 2 Doz 25c PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store THE OLD JUDGE SAYS Never knew that before Judge I would have sworn it was just the other way round No, Arthur, the grain used in distilling waralcohol is not wasted In an efficient dis tillery up to 29 of it is reprocessed and is returned to farms like yours in the form of premiumquality livestock feed Remember, thi9 nourishing remainder is plumb full of protein, vitamins and carbo hydrates and becomes a highlyprized feed concentrate By developing new products from this processed gram, the modern distilling industry has taken a leading part in solving the vital shortage of cattle and poultry feed1 ingredients which are rich in vitamins Bl and B2, so essential to satisfactory growth and production And what I have told you abort the absence of grain waste in making waralcohol, Arthur, also applies in the making of whiskey, although not a drop has bttn madt in this country for over a ytar, , Mrs Sophia Wright who has been caring for her sister, Mrs Girard, has returned to Adrian Mrs Fred Read, daughters, Muriel and Rosemaryand Mrs Aria Caulk were in Detroit Sat Miss Luella Agler of Ann Arbor was an over night guest of Miss Eva McLucas Thursday Worsen Barton and wife of Andefr son called at the home of George Meabon jr Sunday Boone Amburgey and family of Jicl on spent the week end here at his mothers ome Wilbur Eisele and family of Det , roit wefe Sunday guests of Mrs j Emma Voljmer Mrs Norma Merrill and daughters i of Webster weue Friday night guests of Mrs Nettie Vaughn Rev JM McLucas and Mrl Otta Paulson spent Monday evening in Lansing on business Mr and Mrs Joe Griffith and fam ily and Mrs Flora McArtor were in Detroit last Saturday IIHIUHflllllMlimtllltfllllllHlimili Don Hammer was brought home from St Josephs hospital, Ann Arbor 2 Wednesday Mrs Stanley Dinkel is talcing care of him ,g Ford Lamb is staying with Mrs 5 Eltymor Ledwidge vahile his mother g is in Cedar Rapids, Iowa , 5 Miss beola Sitackable underwent g an appendictomy at St Lawrency 5 hospital, Lansing last week g Joe Clark and David Ledwidge were g recent visitors in Ann Arbor and S called at the Bd Clark home, 5 Mr and Mrs Alger Lee and daugh ter spent Sunday with Sheriff and Mrs Louis Johnson in Allegan Mrs Fred Cozztps who has been visitng at the Frank Aberdeen homt Went to back to Detroit Saturday Hubert Ledwidge and family of Detroit were Sunday guests at his mothers, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Mrs Clare McMacklfc took her JAr and Mrs Phillip infant son to St Josephs hospital were in Lansing Sunday last JAnn Arbor last week for an operation j Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham were Mrs Willa Lamb is taking a week jn Ann Arbor Saturday olif and caring foff her sister in law, I Alfred Lane visited relatives in, s Mrs Mary Meyer and new bom son Detroit several days last we4k Mrs Louis Coyle and Corp ack Borft t0 Mr and Mrs Thomas Young and wife spent Sunday injLine cShirley Widmayer on Nov2y,g Clarkston with Mr and Mrs Ray ort 2 ft goo i M Burns j Keith Ledwidge, Jack Hannett andjg Miss Betty Isham and Wqstley Mc Alex Cftanyi are bowimg in a league Atlee of Chelsea spent Sunday with Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Vernon Beattie of Howell of iMilimiiiiiiMiiiniwiiViMtt CANDY, CIGARS, CIGARE TTES, TOBACCO IN XMAS BOXES WHILE THEY LAST I ICE CKEAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC JOE GENTILE j I Open Every Evtoi ig a numm r miHmmmHT Sorout WIMUIIIIIIimilHIHIMHinHlimWNUMKHI 1 I First National i Bank IN HOWELL UNDER FEDERAL SUPERVISION I i Th a Uttnl tiiortdby C3rtnt of 13 utli Dtitrtgt IninMrits, ms eador Alive HORSES 500 COWS 400 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Agent Phone 38, Pinclmcy Tfce FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co Grand Ledge were in town Monday getting their furniture Sundoy guests at the C J Clinton home were Mr and Mr Harold Clin ton of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones of Howel Mrs John Colone and brother, Robert Aschenbrenner attended the stage show Arsenic and Old Lace in Ann Arbor Monday night j Mr and Mr W A Ketcham LOW COST WAR BOND SAFE KEEPING SERVICE Clifford Miller is now taking hfr milk load to the, Ann Arbor Dairy j Mr, and Mrs Claude Fisher attend ed the funeral on a cousin, Fred Fisher, at Bell Oak Tuesday Mr and Mrs WC Miller, Mrs Rene Miller and ton, visited Clare Miller at St Josephs hospital, Ann Arbor, Tuesday V tforlhe winter Miss Juliana Krahn who recently The two Peale children, Donald suffered broken la when bit by Alfred, who disappeared on Nov an auto was brought home from 12 last have not jxsjt been foundThey McPherson hospital Howell Sunday, were staying at the Bert Daller horn , M A 7 w attending the Hick echoof Their Member Federal Deposit Ins uranc Corporation AlldeposI Miss Nellie Gardner has been con1 s tg lMmd up MQ0 w , Ifined to her home the past week with g Oepositor Mr and Mrs James Nash enjoyed flu i s a long distance tejfphone call from1 Mr and M John Martin called their daughter, Mrs James Nash ofoft n Grace Thomas in Detroit 3 Longview, Texas iThuiday Mr and Mrs Floyd Weeks of, Mrg Ry KelIenberger and Mrs Jnnfle, KelIenberger were in Ann J Arbcr Saturday S Mill Marsh and Root Koch of thq s Ann Arbor News called at the Dis patch office Sat while out hunting S Clare MilUr injured his back while hoisting machinery at the King g Seeley factory Ann Arbor, Friday and was taken to St Joe hospital J Mr and Mrs Wm Darrow and S 01 , A son of Buck Lake have moved into S Silver Lake were rejeent guests of their daughter and family, Mrs E U Dabprich of Lincoln Park Mr and Mrs Arthur Rogers and family of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mrs Myrtle Craft and family Mrx and Mrs W C Hendee spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Max the TS8tner apartments vacated by 5 j John Lobdel and family Mrs Mary Roche has been removed from McPherson hospital, Hcwell, to the home oil her son, George, at Fowlerville, Mrs Merwin Campbell and Miss I 2wL An Widy Sunday guests of Andrew NitWtt 1 tSHTl KiM,inm Ifere MichaeTRorhe and R Hounet Mia,WaHr Clark and Mn Louis Sundayguests of Mr and Mrs Lee Mrs Francis LaPrad of Whitmora 0fc ware n Ann Arbor Saturday Larey were Joe Mate and wifa of Ukt and Emra McKensie of m ten Clark spent Sunday in Howefl and Vincant Shield, wifa and Rochester war eaUan at the Dial dwfhur o4 Ann Arbor h WC1 Tuaaftojr J A data their father came and took them riding and they have net sines and Bob Gates of Brighton About 20 attended the Baughn reunion held at the WC Miller home Sunday Those prent were WC j Millet, son Clifford, Mrs Clare Mil ler and children, Mr and Mrs Earl i Baughn, Betty and Neil, PFC Law ranee Baughn, Mias Eleanor Latimer, Mr and Mrs Winston Baughn and L Jlfor hhau A warant has bean issued n , and Mrs, Robart Brd Dont risk loss tif your war Bonds by lirv or theft when ,,ou cun, lor a small amountde posit tlm for safekeepng with this bank 100 opens an account and 25c for each bond deposited For illustration, say you have five bondany denomination, we will keep thm if you so desire until they mature for 225, no charjje Convenient passbook gives complete record of deposits and withdrawels No charge for withdrawels Kaep on buying WAR BONDS regularly and deposit them for safekeeping with this bank We havo ample funds avaflaWa for sound loams REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OR PERSONAL AT REASON ABLE RATES land tatty i iftfWednesday Dgc 1, 1943 Wednesday, Dec 1843 , 1 dM3iSMkM 7 4 I CJ Wan I Si I Give Useful Gifts n Hardware j Coatiaeed f rem First Pa THE MICHIGAN MIRROR that they are financed by the IT S , Treasury and hence are payable out A 1 of taxes of some kind, tomorrow or a iliClOo years from now, there can be no question That the removal of food subsidies woruld start a rise of food price that would lead inevitably tc Pinckney higher wages for the city war worker mmmmmmm is conceded and that the great mitd WANTEDTo buy two large trunks idle elSSf socalled white collar j M Toy Cton, Phone 91F2 folk wouJd be hurt wrgt of uA if 3 j FOR SALEModel A Ford,good con also generally conceded Try to re Sedition Wra Loll, Phone 29 concile these statements What, then, is the solution, if any Sen Arthur Vandenburg, who en FOR SALEA Victrola Dorothy DeBarr, FOR SALE Hard coal burning stove W C LaPnvd, Box 108 Box 108 t joys a national reputation for sound j Office, 220 ThePmchDty Sanitaria RT n Dtff n a sHockee, McMga Office Hiii 200 to 40 P M 700 te tiOO P ML DR G R McCLUSKEY DENTIST 1I2H N4HUiUfaa Telephones PttidiTi, 128 i leadership, believes that tle basic j 7 his Christmoi and water, they dont mix, and wont work Senator Vandenburg is of the op inion that we should follow the exam j LAVEY HARDWARE uHlMllillllUalHilllllllllliHIUIIUIllllllllllllllllllillellifllllllllllllUUIIIIlillliUIIIII HOGS, STOCK POULTRY eat and digest differently that is why we have three Formula for our Minerals READ YOUR FORMULAS FOR SALE Live and dressed rabbits, trouble lies in the Washington policy 5 Frank Plasko 0f trying to control wages by Presens v OAT v v 71 4 ldital directives and prices by legisiat 3 FOB SALE Kasco 16 percent Dairy1 fMt, ru iu M 5 , ,, TT ir live restrictions The two are like oil a J Jt Also Poultry, Hag Hair, Uai B dog, and rabbit feed We will delivei 54 10 bags or more Make cur sore you feed headquarters We carry a com plete line Plaoe your order now fc , ,,, spring baby chicks Squire Hatchery, ple of Enland c n Hnkns So Mich, ave Howell in ogether and Pnce even at this late hour in a war that has lFOR SALE OR EXCHANGEA Fine gone more than 2 years If the adm 5 Wool Ram, 18 months old inistration were required to hold wag Phillip Sprout, Phono 10FU es along with prices, then the John 5 jL Lewis type of irresponsible labor SJFOR SALERock broilers, 3 to 51bs leader, and he is in a minoritycould S j Dan VanSlambrook jbe restrained from raiding the con1 gj FOR SALEStrictly fresh eggs at all suniers pocketbook in the fiorm of Si times Mrs Percy Ellis, phone 78F11 higher coal prices that have already FOR SALE, Holstein bulls ready for followed the granting of higher wages service Lynn Hendee to te coal miners Then the cost of iving could be stabliaed through and selected food subsidies, Eveuiagn by Apieiai HtfiUL MMelgea CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Pheae 1SF1S PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PRONE VtFU Piadcay Michigan P I F HEWLETT Phone 93 Pinchney, MiWAKTED To buy coon, opossum, muskrat carcasses in season Also chi halted claens, ducks and tuirkey Ralph,aml the expence of these subsidies Hadley, Gregory Michigan 1 e coal miners Thes the cost of WANTED To rent or lease 40 or j Pricea whicA become, in real 80 acres of fenced pasture with water dentaes An since the gov Write A Clubb,R2, Pinckney LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59F3 fincknejr, HERB SNEED Phone 183 07 H I Grand Bite HeweU, Mtshfron Real Rstete, lares City, Lain tmd Pi A LUt Yr Prtfrty Whk Mb Boad Hont Imp Co RRFJNG SIRING, aa4 ASBESTOS SHINGLES AH WorkmaAthip Gyful WILLIAM DAflS 123 NMb Court HowelL eminent itself is the greatest con MARTiN J LAV AN ARJmiiy M Law rtm 13 Brifhtoa, Mihif Winkle VanftmkU Don W VaaWlakle Ckarlee K VnWinU Attorneys at Law First State and Saving Bank Howell, MieUgar P H Swarthout Son FUNERAL HOME Modem Equipment Arnhnlaaffo Senrien 39 Plneknofi Michig SPORTS f STATE OF MICHIGAN The following is the basket ball Tho Probata Court for tke County schedule Pinckney will have threeI of LIVINGSTON teams,, 2 boys and one girls 1 At a aaid session of said Court, Dec 14, Chelsea, there, 8 games Dec 16, Dexter here 2 games Jan 11, Sitockbridge here 3 games WILL DELIVER3 to 6 cords of slab wood Phone Thureson Lumber Co Phone Howell 844 WANTEDRaw furs, nides, pen, Higltsi Market Pricis Phone 4 Lucius J Doyle, Pinckne FOR SALE 1 Circulating coal stove, new grates Earl Schroeder, Route 2 Pinckney sumer erf commodities today, food or Jan 14 Brighton here 3 games munitions, the public would ultim jFeb 4 Ann Arbor Res, there, 1 game of Probate held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in the said County, on the 22nd day of November A D,1943 Present, Hon Willis L Lyons, Jud ately bjiiefit through a brake on tht national indebtedness So goes the logic Seriator In the Matter Jan 25, St Thomas there, 2 games Jan 28, Brighton here, 3 games arl Edward eecham Feb 1 Fowlervilte there, 3 games Percy Swarthout having Vanjdenberg has pointed Veb 4 A Arbor Reserves, there 1 gm ttld Court final ministration ac out that inUtion is tlie deadliest Feb 11, Dexter there, 2 nmsn ivir and ii petition iavi of the SstaU of Deceased, filed in FOR SALE new FOR boys suits size IS, LKC MrEli Aron miifitce toddy on our home front He warn that unless something is don at Washington with wisdom and cour age, puling national interests ahead of selfish interests a lot of Americans are going to be hurt wheAi infilatio grimes Feb Feb, f r the alowance thereof and for the asiic Jva SALEElectrochef electric range AI shape James Murphy gets out of control phone 32FIJ We are inclined to believe tha iui SLE Blacktop Rams John L Vandenburg has something worth idishg for the school kitchen hONOHUE 1 Mi N and 1 Mi thinking about The Michigan E of Gregory toi may havej the answer 18, Stockbridge, there 3 games 15 St Thomas here, 2 games, dgnment d distribution or Feb 25 Chelsea, here, 8 games ld Tj WJai,V lQ4fc The hot lunches startei kt the 0dTJhim ,f school Monday 145 were feed 1 eer AD 1943, at ten oc o Mis Clare Palmer, Mrs Mary Sin I forenoon, at said Probate ger, Fred Singer and Supt Reader 0 be and hnb PPnted wei in Luring Friday ana purchased fr a11 allowing said sena PINCKNEY DISPATCH STILL 125 a YEAR i FOR SALENor 18 Round Oak heatng stove, burns wood or coal Brt Hicks XC ei Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tha United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store 1 CONSERVATION rtOTES In answer to queries as to where to take deer hides so they will go for military use, the answer is to th nearest fur dealer who will sell them to the government Feb 15 is the deadline for game kill report cards Be sure and fill I yourt out and avoid trouble in getting j your license next year Brush heaps lepft after tree cuttings are still serviceable as rabbit shelters, after five years it has been found The fatalities of the deer hunting I season have how reached a total of 118 Only 11 deer were killed in Allagan county the first dayThe season closes Dec 10 Last year the kill was 79 deer Bow and ajrroKe hunters j kilted 20 this year there, twice as jmany as last year j Attendance at state parks the last LiV Abner say Gtwsbt There Mint much time btore thet timet account and hearing said petition It is Furthur Ordered That Public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for 3 tucessire weeks previous to aaid day of hearing, in the Pin ckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County Willis L Lyon, Judge of Probate A true copy Oelestia Parshall Register of Probate flatted money Is lives Dont vatte precious tires Every dollar yen tea sere should be used to hay I f STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit Court for the Ceuaty Of Livinfeton in Cbanotry year was the loweston riordTIi Grace H1 588, a drop of s and one half million A , J3 A over that of 1942 1 tnt ORDER OF PUBLICATION War Bonds Boy yon eeplejf7 paj day EeUbllehed i963 laoorporatod 1916 McPherson State Bank WANT A NEW WASHING MACHINE tea WAR BONDS tum From the demand we see at aucI At a session of said Court held at S 9 machines, we be the, courthouse in the City of Howell, S houaeLS Z 7 Pie3 in the County of Livingston and State 1 y0Ur of Michigan this 26th day of Nor WeH ember, AD 1943 1 nmrMedone Present Honorable Joseph H, Col J time to lins, Circuit Judge Tk M Upon reading and filing the affid Oncto tiT to d avit hereto attached frcJ which it tZTyrZlZ rwn yow pnesent income the fc ond way it te put a certain amount of Michigan at the present time and 1 gd bank that he, U outside the jurisdiction of, WhmTm war i, w y0ti appears to this Court that the Deftetod ant is not a resident of the State 0 vnr ,, your income m some this Court On motion of Et Read Fletcher, at Your money goes into battle every time you invest in War Bondsgoes up to the German lines in the form of j publication tanks, planes, assault boats as pictured here in the Mediterranean area , will have torney for Plaintiff, it is ordered that iarjLv hhm wvinir ithe above named Defendant file hi, JJTivTtt,ZZV f0r appearance in the above titied whS iTZmUmTZ cause on or bore ee mentis frem ef thi dJSetTL haed ithe date of this ORDERor said bill time pnrcnased Oo htaken as eonfesaed against htot, Um to buy for cash and that a copy ofj this ORDER OF yourself d iJ PUBLICATION be pobHahed in a iag, you 12 newspaper of general circulation this etaod within the County, and that such be commeneetf within forty days from the date of this ipvtr, or that a opv of the OR OK and pay the sevyourself by Success of our troops depends upon the help they get from the home front Bullets fired yesterday wont win tomorrows battle War Bonds bought last month wont pay for our next offensive Give your dol1 lars action Buy More War Bonds I V i Trwry Ztydrftatef J OF PUBLICATION be nailed to the Defendant at Ms last known place NcPilerm State g of residence according to he ttatstb SaftJSL SP in such case made and provided i wmmSL3i i Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge True Copy Ai Jban teejr Ba 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 December 08, 1943 Description An account of the resource December 08, 1943 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 1943-12-08 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4c430f4632b36f9eab242f68e75e0155.pdf c29df9946da02c9b5b927c1bfec3308c 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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V r V yri v, tfuatd VOLtME NO SO PisscfJsy, Urinfcetos Coos Wednwday, Dec 15,1943 Hy SO Local Interest War News few ead lies Comtossrteg tne We Are in the Service of TMr f De cember United Service Court Term Collections In a letter home Raymond Ellis writes that ha recently saw Edsel Mye and enjoyed a nice visit with him Raymond was in a port in the Islands of the South Pacific when he saw Edsels boat coma in He boarded it and looked up Edsel The latter had heen at sea for scene time and had a luxuriant growth of whiskers Roth got shore leave and enjoyed the night off He had received a box of home madti fudge from Mrs Clay ton Carpenter which both enjoyed Glenn Hall is now a member of the United States Merchant Marines He is at Brooklyn navy yard Don Babcock is now in England with the US Engineers where he is in training learning commando tactics for the coming European invasion Bob Singer writes from Fort Lau December Term U Very Ugkt With But Two Crfaaiul Cat Listed Jury Called Tuesday The December Term of court start ed Monday with Judge Collins being occupied chiefly with motions and rcjutine matters The jury was called in Tuesday at which titue the case of Anna Trollrnan venta the Vtta of Daniel OConnel is aceduW to be tried This ds a suit to break a will on account of undue inCukTco and is expected to last all week Shields and Smith are the attorneys tor Anna Troll mann and Van Winkle and Van Winkle for the OConnor Estate The following person, are seeking to becorne citizens Anna Kulbieki, Arthur Jeffrey, Jan Sluzinski, Colin Kemp Wallace, Peter Sea be ski, Mnry Carlier, Mary Daii, Anton Rjadil, Paul Joseph Kutnicy Mary Gertrude Field, Ellen Grace Ray mondt Clarence Stanton Dennie, Al Livingston County Falls About 2,000 Short in United Service Fund Drive Mich Mirror State News Cou 1 R R E MME By Y E4itar N 1 tens of State and National Briefly ftiven New With all but one township reported Livingston county ha aypur tntly fallen down on her quota for the ben efit of the boys in the service W i i a quota of 18,79868 but 11,74897 I is reported One township,Hartland 4 has not reported anything while CATHOLIC CHURCH St Marys church, Sunday Dec 19th, 43 is the 4th Sun, ofi Advent If some strange creatures fron Mars were to decend upon IMichigai tonight, and our sons and fathe wre summontd in defense of oui The Masses are at 9 and 12 noon, j own homes and our own lives, tht Catechism classes for school children situation couldnt be much differei are after Mass and Sat at 10 AM Novena devotions in honor of our other rural districts have only reported small amounts The following are the reports per township Townships Over Quota Quota Greer Oak Conway Brighton Twp Unadilla Fowlerville Howell City Brighton City State San 700 62900 49400 63100 77500 278200 101800 17500 Lady of Sorrows each Friday at 1220 noon for school children and at 745 pm for adults, followed by the sacrament of penance Reported Sunday is communion Sunday for 702501tne rls the parish 630 00 SfaLcrment of penance aat 8 to9 57333 Sunday 8 to 9 before Mass 63500 W and Sat tn8 week 883 70 are Ember dav8 therefore fast and 280000 aD8tnance aV8 1093 00 Among the intentions in the Holy 186260 as8 8 week Sunday for the late derdaie, Florida, tnat they have had bert Wm Kramer a few snow flurries therty but it is J The following criminal cases are not very cold and they are still pit listed, the People vs Charles Farmer, ing soft ball He is pitching for a robbery, People vs Wm, Lutes, ap team and having good success He is peal called the Yankee Smoothie Sayaj The following are the issue of he has a very important news item j fact jury cases, Citizens Mut Auto which he doesnt dare tell just yet j Co vs Morris Saunders, tres on case, Major George Leslie, former head of the Howell sanitarium was rec P Replevin, Quenton Kenyon by Robert Clifton vs Don Main, assum next Friend vs Floyd Lott, Tres on Case Issue of Fact non jury cases, Myrtle Kinsler vs, AA Peterson, Assump, Central Adv Co vs Robt Graham, Assump, Howard Reed vs Cohottah Deefield Tryone Handy Howell Twp Oceola rtlaad Iosco Marion Genoa Pinckney Putnam Hamburg TTownships Below Quota S1 W Clark rue8te bv Mws in fict than todays fight to the finish struggle with the fanatic Japs observation to this forecast The governor of Michigan during the years of 1945 and 1946 will be too, a war governor Likewise the presidtnt rf the US during the years 945 to 1948 inclus ively will be, for the most part, th commander in chief of a fighting army and navy Germanys capitulation by Christ mas of 1943 now seems to be a mirage Hopes that Allied leaders wera secretly considering peace terms It seems to be pretty hard to pull off anything of importance in Mich igan without Frank McKay, RtSpub lican boss from Grand Rapids, bobb ing up in it in sonic form or other like the proverbial nigger in the woodpile Some time ago there were rumors of widijspiead graft in the state legislature regarding certain bills and Judge Leland Carr of Lan sing was appointed to conduct a rrand jury investigation A couple of cases of minor bribery were un covtred and then the matter lang uished for several months and no one has been brought to trial as yet Then suddenly the inquiry came to life last wevk when Attorney General Rushton stated that he was looking for an able lawyer to handle the prosecution who was independent in politics of unimpeachable integrity etc After looking hard for a couple of days he finally hired a Grand 63500 54400 62000 61900 43000 53800 49600 41500 40700 57800 85400 36500 70800 50000 19230 25700 41600 83560 37960 32000 258,00 19550 have now vanished The significance GW Clark, Monday for special int of the Roosevelt, Churchill, Chiang RaPids lawer who has worked for ention, Tuesday for a religious shor conference already termed to be Frsinh MKav in the past This caused tly departed fro this world, Wed for unsurpassed in historical importance a uproar and inlved Rushton in the late Beth Grady, Thursday for the or a century, is beginning to crystal a arruemnt with the press, mo e poor sduls requested by Mrs Ander 1ize here ba home We are pledged esPeallv the Detroit Free Press who son, Friday for the sister of Mrs U mcke frontal invasions upon Ger,charRetl that therp were interests Walter Keiser, Sat with commemorat manvJ to impose near annihilation determined that the grand jury invent ion for the boys in services, members destruction of Japan The verdict is ation would Ppt nowhere and the of the purgatorial society and the f extreme, the torms harsh, the price Crand RaPid lawyers appointment Imagine a racie of people, living on seme far off planet, whe believe onea laging, Pinckney undet the dir SOrd bv vour charitv unH , rofu ection of MrsEleanor Ledwidge came die University of wlington D C ,,, TK i8ing2 qUOta In DoctVr Henry Link said it, If you they are divinely led by an emperor E Reid Fletcher, appeal, Aria Lilly the country t was dfferentSuper wish to make a man your enemy tell who is a direct descendant of a sun white vs Arlo Glendenning, Tres on v fzo Murphy appointel coll him you are wrong goddess Here is a race which believes m iSlSJS rV SWnei St Franci8 of S was wont to the greatest achievement in life is Chancery The following quiet function and second ap tat When seen in the bed of the to die Car the empire that they will title cases we listed Michael Martin ,pottntments had to be made Thi M 0I inp ently married to Miss Hazel Wood o Pontiac, a trained nurse at Carlisele, Penn He is stationed at Fort Jackson SC Corp Charles Seguin of Howell has reported at Keesler Field, Miss, to begin training as an sir cadet Tech, Sergt Bob Smith is now with a tank unit at Camp Gordon renn fcMsMft Wt have received Xmas cardsirom Sammie Lafata from Sicily and Edsel Meyer from the Pacific Both were evidently drawn by service men, phot ographed and sent V mail, PFC Julius Aschenbrenner retur ned home from Hoff hospital, San Francisco, Cal, Saturday night cm a 30 day furlough The operation on his hand was not successful and he i8jLelah Burkhart vs, David Ryan, Alma still unabe to use it as the nerves nre I Bulard v8 Henry T E,u Hen dead After 30 days fheo wllry vs Aleoc Frazier, Cwl Badhadrian enter Percy Jones hospital, Battle v , Rll4AwaM T T,, following it By the time it had rea ched tho Frank Plasko farm on East late James Ledwidge, Next Friday is the 9th Friday of 27000 the 31st Novena in this parish, with 3200 Intentions for the boys in service 48200 j The appeals made in advent are The rural districts seem to be the for students of higher education, spon njM LB orf peace is high vias manipulated Gov Kelly and j Surely, the Michigan home front,, 3u Carr bath denied having any farm and factory has a real job We thin to do with Rushtons choice and must gird ourstlves as never before discerned all responsibility ani the for a costly assault on Europe, for c rsu,t is that Rushton has been sub long war in the Orient I Jected to devastating criticism and confidence in any grand jury results is at a low ebb I vs Federal Land Bank Tunis Grover j used mwh idonly a vsr Charles Williamston et al Alice d,fitncte PotUl Mauk vs Jared Cook Oliver Millard Ute collections are expected vs TheSoFe Hokforth Carottwj ing the total up some Callaghan vs Wm Chapman, Thos Leith vs James B Le, Forest Murn A F,RE HERE PR,DAY ingham vs Horace Hudson, Thos Featherly vs Clarissa Burnett, Geo rge Steinback vs Deborah Arnold, s ocean, coral appears to be brush of ivc after deatn to enjoy the glory of An exciting fire took piace here Friday morning which developed queer angles A state highway service truck which was here filling the cracks in the pavement with tar I caught fire in the Pinckney business ffrw greenish bfue, without any specie1 , beauty but when you take it out ofl to the water it becomes bright, red and i hard So friendship acquires its bril 1 liancy, its beauty, its solidity, when it is elevated to the atmosphere Divine Love sucn sacrifice that their supreme temporal misson is to rule the earth Frcitn Mnrs to Michigan is an in comprehensible distanre of Burton jset aside deed Clara Leith vs Current disability I Palmer Miss Gloria Craft talked to PFC Thc divorce cases are Rhoda vs Emmett Widmayer long distance who, Virgil Dennis, Ford vs Irene LasheJM36 Ed Parker wh WM the is in New York City, Sunday I Arthur vs Mary Jane Boylan, Nina PFC Edward Spears has been trans vs Clarence Carpenter, Willard Yan oerred from Corwallis, Oregon to TOn vs Martha Yanson, Agnes vs Will Rogers Field, Oklahoma Howard Tesch, Mble vs Raymond Wm Lamb and Louis Wagoner, Salmon, Everett vs June Trollman, jr of the US navy wish to thank Melvin vs Gladys Zimmerman, Mary the Wbmens Service Mens GifttAton GaUup Edtth Randolph Conm of Pinckney for Xmas Gifts J VanValkenbur, Velmo vs Fwd received Server, Vertia vs Harold Molson LtCom JBRoweofMilford,hroWilma V8 John gj l ifire engine had the fire out PUBLIC INSTALLATION r, ,f Sbert t0, thlWiliam bright, LilKa vs Gafl Craw Milfcrd Times and head medical of for AlbeH BeuUhNftl,f wnJin fker on the Liscomb Bay, sunk h, M m the Japs at Midway on Nov 24 was1 praised by the fleet commander for his work in extending aid and saving crew members as they jumped in the MRS MAME CARR Livingston Lodge No 76 F AM will hold a public installation of officers on Saturday night Dec 1 at 800 pm The following past ma ters will do the installing Installing Officer Reg Schafer Marshal, Pat Clarlj Chaplain, John R, Martin i Secretary, JJi, Hooker Following this the Masonic Build ing Assoc, will hold their annual meeting and election of officers Refreshments will be served and GOSPEL MISSION Meanoaite Esra Bckie, pastor Superintendent JBarvw fldrey Sunday School 1000 Worship Service 1100 rr mg Peoples Meeting 730 Wttkly Pmyer Service WeH 730 XMAS EXERCISES AT HAUSE SCHOOL There will te Christmas exercise in the Hause schooi district number 10 at Swarthout and Pinckney roadThere will be singing, recitations am on tht night of December 21 at 8 pm a pageant of the Birth of Christ All are invited the balance otf the evening will be Mrs Majme Sigler Carr died at her spen in daaetng The Finlan Orches V V li f tJLM 1 mn w S1ier aed at her spen in dot water f rom 8 homo at 9269 Wildemere Ave, Det will play ,er despite the fact that he suffered Monday ft f ZJT burns and was wounded in the leg , rt AanL A 4V v ians boat Hle Wiltse being lost John Adams of the Grosse Naval station spent the week end with his uncleLL McAfee and fam ily at Rush Lake On behalf of Philip Gentile, Wm, Lamb, and Louis Wagoner jr, Jr Dinkel we extend thanks to the Womens Xmas Gift Com for presents received by them, Cpl Thomas Anderson has grad was the daughter 0 the late Frank Only 200 were saved from the , Julia Whcflep Wftg both Rear Admiral Mulmx and Capt in pinckney She n For a number of years she worked In her fathers store here She was mar ried to Brniut Carr and lived in De troit for aboutf40 years Surviving are her husband, two children, Donald Detroit, and MrsDoris Zlnn of Battle Creek and a grandson Fred Zinn Als three sisters, Mrs Addle Pierce and Mrs Non Reason of Detroit and Mrs Mable Powers or Royal Oak The fKineral will be held at the nated from the Army Adm school 9mtihMt FxmmA HwBf , invited Stars, their families are P CurletMec, LOCAL ORCHESTRA ORGANIZED A local orchestra is being organ iz ed and started practice this week Gilbert Bailey seems to be the or ganizer The members are Jack Haines, trumpet Jean Craft, saxa phone, Carol Stecker, cello Gilbert Bailey, violin, Otto Paulson, drums and traps and Bill Klave, piano Most I of them have had considerable mus ical experience mt Westchester, Pean and is return Ing tc Percy Jones Hoipital, Battle Creek, Lt Telesphore Bourbonnals of the rna corp Fort Monmouth, NJ j and Miss Pappas of Lansing are visit Ing his sister, Mrs Don Swarthout and family Dick Amburgey is home on a furlough He has graduated from Purdue university and been assigned j Thursday at 20 pn Rev, KcLucas officiating Burial hi Pin Ickney cemetery cknJ J BASKET BALL NEWS The three Pinckney teams opened at Chelsea Toss, night The girls upheld the honor of Pinckney tieingj the Chelsea girls 16 to 16 Jean Craft PFC Lloyd Bendee is home from Middleriver, Maryland until Sunday He was escort ior the body of PFC Paul Townsley of Ypailanti killed in an auto accident there He gave us a picture of his soft ball team on to the submarine base mt Now Londonwhich he was flsat baeeman They Cent , won It out of 29 fame v COMMUNITY CONGL Rev J M McLucas Miniitor Mr Hermasi Widmayvr, SS Supt , Mr Alfred Lane Assist SS Supt Mrs Florence Baufha Organist And Choir Director Meminsj Worship 1000 Sunday School 1100 The choir of the Community Con gegatiional Church Pinckney consis ting of thirty voices will render tht Christmas Cantana entitled, A Child is Bom by Noel Benson, on Sunday evening Dec 19th at 800 pm under the direction of Mrs Flor ence Baughn, chorir director, assist ed The public cordially invited Sun December 19th Baptism and CHRISTMAS CANTATA j The Cong church shoir, assisted by others will present the Xmas I Cantata A child is born by Noel j Benson Sfunday evening Dec 19th at 8 oclock at the church A chorus i of 25 voices will sing and there will I be solos duets and ladies chorus The ever impressive Manger Scene will be given The choir will be assist ed by Mrs Mary Jane Tesch, reader Everyone is invited to come and start the Christmsa season with a song reception of various new members , t u u lny Dispatch which 1 This is a Community church where U4 4r T people of various denominations wor ship We Invite you to unite and worship with us Sunday evening Dec 19th, Xmas Cantata at 800 PM Thursday evening Dec 23rd, the Sunday School will present their Christmas program A hearty welcome extended to all who worship with us Classes 1 Sun school for all ages NOTICE There will be a meeting of the 1AAA at the Putnam Town Hall Friday Dec 17 at 830 pm for the purpose of electing committeemen for the township tor 1944, All farm, er are requested to be present Committee got IS points for Pinckney and Muriel I CARD 0F ANKS Read 2 and Bemice Lament 1 The 1 wish to thank my many friends lineup was Craft and Read, forwards, nd fcnbors for the kindnesses ext Lament and Alice Ware, centers, ndd to me, during my recent ill Grace Young, Pat Stackable Norma d Kings Daughters and Jean McLocas, guards 0ES for Ptonte lowers, the The boys first team lost 38 to 51 deed remembered SOLDIER LETTER The following litter was received from PFC Gordon Lamb who is in Italy with the invasion forces Dear Paul Intended to write to you sooner and thank you for the Pinck s a welcome sight to me as I am able to k track of the folic and their doings I was in Africa for several month I did not care for the Arabs there who are very uncultured but the Fronch are all right The countrythere is very hilly and the house are of mud blocks Am here in Italy now and have seen many interesting historic places The people here were Some people have ijucer kinks L then minds Su Bennett Clark of Missouri in the US senate last week objected to honoring the Wright droihers on the grounds that their invention was the greatest disaster that ever happitd to mankind This is a lot of baloney The Wright Bros, were not to blajne for the present generation uMiig their invention for dcstiuction anymorti than Henry Ford i f the auto is sometimes an unconsciousness partner in crime The air plane was bound to come and if the Wrights had not invented it som one else would have There is absolut tly no way by which you can stop the march of progress The plan to have servicemen vote in th election next fall seems to have gone haywire It was never anything but a fond dream According to the constitution each tate makes their own election laws and as a result the election rules vary greatly and the elections in some cases are not w i ways held on the same date Several plans were advocated, such as having the sfcrvicenven vote by proxy have som one here cast their vote for them In the end the southern Derr ocrats who object to federal control of the elections because it would abolish their poll tax on voters, joined with the Republicans to kill the bill and reerred th matter back to the individual states which means that ery few soldiers will vote who are overtas and that is white the mai r ity o them will be at that time The only way the soldiers can vote is to have the governors call special teas ions and change their election laws which few governorn seea willing to do Tiiere seems to be considerable criticism over the fact draft boards i are induoting married men while , j , single men employed ip factories On very glad to have us come Theyj work are exeropt The pre8gttre are way behind the times as compared to America though 1 have not yet met anybody here from MichiganWill you please send me Marsh Ledwidges address Yours truly, PFC Gordon Lamb DANCE AT MASONIC HALL There will be a dance at the Masonic hall can Saturday night, Dec 18 Music by Finlan orchestra Dances part 04 and part new Refreshments The public is invited Lt Frad Arts, 27, son of Fred and Florence Reason Arts, oi Detroit, in Sbginaw county was so strong that the entire draft board resigned and in an irterview they clawed tho wir factories as a grand haven for draft dodgers However a big change sedmn to be ahead Many factories have com pleted their war munition contracts and in rnost cast they have not been renewed Alrerfv quite a few have been laid off in factories who are finished with their war contracts We understand that practically all factories except those engaged til i 4 and the lost 26 to 17 1 by me making airplanes or plane parts about done with war work asd IFIM pwirtd, Ohk H 1 1, mptd for wark fc chief clanificatioa corp officer r the draft, X wf1 WM W ,WJ J5 1 V P1NCKNEY DiSPATCH Sjlv an Theatre CHELSEA WW THE AVON THEATER Stockbridgt, Mich NEIGHBORING NOTES Fri, Sat, Dec 17, tf MR LUCKY A Comedy Starring CAR GRANT, LARAINE DAY aM CHARLES BICKFORO Naws ine pupils cu tut 1 apaii bcxioul m uiiL inert cuii uollinged, nuui carrier a, uregory ior n yeaii xiaj reueu uurntzo iuurpny ii temporary earner A cariuau ci 6uckbiug4 men exu Sun, Mon, Tues, DeCC 19, 20 21 j WATCH ON THE RHINE i A Drama Starring 1 BETTT DAVIS, PAUL LUKAS and GERALD 1NE FIZGERALD Cartoon Sun Mat 300 Cottt j t Wed, Thur, Dec 22 23 I DANGEROUS BLONDES Starring ALLYN JOSLYN, EVELYN KEYES, and EDMUND LOWE Plu HIGH EXPLOSIVE A Drama Starring CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN PARKER and BARRY SULLIVAN Fri, Sat, Dec 17, 18 SALUTE FOR THREE Canteen Musical Conedy with j MCDONALD CAREY and lifcrTH RHODES Cartcon Cocky Bantam Comedy Dizzy Pilot and Film Spotlite ployed at Uifc xoru liomber plan Dont Forget the Free Childrens Show iti,Kvuriuge Ulen ivunciman was tilt most seriously injured and he wa turned over at the curbe north oi Uxkjt to the Stockbricigje hospital Wilbur Ostrander suffered a broken nose Harold Peterson of FowlervilJe re ported missing on Nov 11, iy42,when the US Jostph Hewes was sunk is now officially reported dead J, jillis and Milan G lever, stars on the FowlerviUe high school team were given honorable mejntion on the Sat, Dec 17, 300 p m Slow Time THE JUNIOR ARMY Starring FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW and the Dead End Kids 2 Cartoon Kitty Gets the Bird Dumb Lilce a Fox Sun, Tues , Dec 19,21 THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION Starring VIRGNIA WEIDLER, EDWARD ARNOLD and Guest Stars in an Adolescent Comedy News Cartoon Stork Holiday and Trifles That Win Wars NOTES OF 50 YEARS AGO The Howell Milk Factory snipped 14U0u pounds of milk to Lansing one day last week The carpUiter work o the new farm residence of James Doyle has been completed and painting has j started The Stockbridge Era is the latent in the journalistic fdeld It is pubishlished by Fred Bush It will soon be 1894 A sawmill is being erectel in 3 acres oi timber qwnqfd by Mr Hen dee and it will be cleared off April 1 in this issue the editor describes a visit to the Jackson soap factory, makers of the once ajmous Jaxon Soap Born to John Ledwidge and wife on Monday a son The Swarthout boys, champion hunters of this section got 8 rabbits Mrs Sat Ji day, Deinbv 1 , 2 p ni American Legion Kiddies Christni5 Part All Kiddies are invited throusWJ the age of 12 yea , Santa will behere with a treat for all j all state high school football team , , ,, one day last week A chorus oi bO voices will present ,, , u TT L u , I J he personal property of the Messiah at Hurtland on the 4 , , ,,, ,, f 4 , n ,, iAnna Kennedy will be sold at auction night oi Dec ID no u ,, , ,, , w oil Dec 28 at the farm near hetre Haze Bennett of the Ford Motor T , , , , , TT llfN n u , l Laura, the daughter of Mr and Com5nfSpecial lor Xmas ,4Dixjein Co who owns a iann in Green Oak,, m r JSj ,,,,, i ,, i , Mrs Thomas Eaman died in Itensas Technicolor, Destroyer Assign will be installed tonight as master mn in Brittany , Special MidnjM of South SLyon Loue 319, F AM J Show New Years Eve with All the Westgate Lodge of Detroit will do Fixins the installing Other masters of Mis ,mmmmmmum,,mmmm onic lodges in this section a rev Floyd Monroe, Howell Arnold Bunce, Jin ghton Everett hastier, Stockbridge Fred Hillman, Funiili aii Cha Cfpuron, Chelsea Jick Wall, son of Mr and Mrs HAMBURU The school boaid will nnet at the home of Charles Dennett Sat night to elect officers City last week NOTES i 25 YEARS AGO Wednesday, Dec 15, 1943 Sergt Sidney Sprout has been honorably discharged from the LS arm and arrived home yesterday He volunteered and wds one of the first to go He got his basic training Hamburg hibo met a hall Tuesday with Mis in Mussachuotts, going from there to Ellerw Wall, who accidently shot and Cardirf Wales, then to Winchester kitra his 12 yo old pi lymatc linrry and th to Hane, France Then he the 100F Koiistein in Ann Abor recently has was on ambulance duty at the St ildred Kline beei4 taken away fiom his, parents Howell Theatre 10 Air Conditioned tax on n tickets f Laiiing, tikLict lug, as guest Mrs Lois Uo,rton wa in charge, The following officers vere elected Com, Mrs Lois 1citun Lt Com, Mrs Rose Smith Past Com THE HEATS ON Th ui ri, 16, 17 with MAF WE5T, VICTOR MOO WILL 1AM JAXTON XAV1ER C OUGAT His Orchestra Selected Shorts Sat Dec 18 Mat Sat 200 p in lie, 22 Romance Set to Music NEARLY EIGHTEEN Plus GALE STORM, BILL HENRY Hes the Best m the Weit Plus WILLIAM BOYD in SECRET OF THE WASTELANDS Cartocn Mrs ay Stephanon Chaplain, Mrs Mary i yerChiplain, MrsMinnne Buckelew j M A, Mrs Nellie Pearson Sergt, i Deborah,Mrs Ida Knapp Sent Mrs I IJcrtha Winktlhcuse Picket, Mrs Mildred Whitlock 1st L i,t I illie Chiistenson 2nd L J Jennie Shannon Installation is Jan 1 Mildred Kleine installing An Xmas party will ic hall an Dec 21 Official ivports were given arid to death of the supreme crmmUder, Ms P W Thompson rtpove Mrs Mrwith Mr he held at the nom hlh Parenls Amond hospital in France bringing and placed in an institution as a i back wounded from the front Several delinquent His mother who worked times the boat 0n which he was, at the Ford Bomber plant and left was attacked by submarines and one the boy alone was blamed by Judge boat loai of wounded 1 the English Pray who ordered the boy committed challnei was hit She has since quit work ThL, issue ais0 contains letters The Crittenden school, north of fV01Vi pvti Harry Frost anl Pvt Les Howell burned dovn last veek I ter Brenningstall who are also in , Livingston counties 4th war bond 1 Franct with the army, quota is 3,0K 1 jy Gariss who lived with Mrt and j Mrst James Stackable who recently jjrSi Mose Lyon otf Pincknty was on broke her hip has returned to her tne US, cruiser Brooklyn which was home in Howell from the Ann Arbor recently injured by an explosion, C hospital being killed and 30 wounded j Flint Barbers have voted to inci J porn Dec n to Wm Darrow jr 1 se the price of haircuts to 10 and wjfe adaughter Lowell Cotter, 30 year old Sanilac j Strgt Glenn Gardner is visiting county farmer, who shot and killed j relatives here , Uichard iMcMann, 18, whom he sus, Leigho Lavey son of lKr and Mrs , pecteu of stealing his melons last p pavey is at Yematska, Russia Sept was acquitted by a jury at iJom to CM Ingersoll and wife i Jacn eline Queal crntinue to gain I ,, , ,,,,, ,, v Ii u 4 i cu An a I Sanduskey last week 12 high school on nec 14 a vi at I ji M hospital She and 3 other,, ,, , , , , , , lL , I boys had one to the farm in an auto jnfarnlc parnlvsis victims had their j L , , x ,, , , ,s and Cotter fired at the car with first rswim undav , , , , , ,, , ,, , u 1 n , a s adeer nfle the chr8es killed McMai Hamburg Girl Scouts made o at thvFr bazaar t the Boy Scout cabin The new safe for th Pinckney bank has arrived and is being install ed OLD CLOTHING SALVAGE Old clothing shoes, etc will A farewell party was piven for Mr and Mrs McClure Hinchey who are to tVs Dr Theodore Lano moving Saturday Mrs Arthur Smith was m DctroilJ Old clothing shoes, etc will be last we j received in Pinckney at the vacant falT, near Ann Arbor After a social IMrand Mrs Glenn Myers usd Dor f store in the Masonic block Leave evening Jchn Wylie in behalf of those othy Ann Dufresne of Dearborn them in the store or in the door j present presented the Hincheys with spent Sunday at the Fred Myers I way if it is locked or notify Mrs hoeme Giari Palmer, Phonit ll a set of silver and Master Raymond J with a sum of money Sun, Mon, Tues, Dec 19, 20, 21 Mat Sun, 2 P M Coot Sensational Dramatic Memorable HUMPHREY BOGART in SAHARA with BRUCE BENNETT, L CARttOL NAISH, LLOYD BRIDGES and a REX INGRAM No9lty Cartoon New 4 Wed, Dec 22 v Give Furniture for Chrismas All Adults 17 1, GIRL FROM MONTEREY 1 with JACK LaRUE, VEDA ANN BORG i 1 Also j JAMES MASON, MARY CLARE in TERROR HOUSE W Zk l 0 USE 666 , jH XA8LET55ALVL N0r DROPS 4 24 inch size Made of genuine Lib byOwens Ford Plate Glass Attractive bevel and exclusive Romart edge which resists chipping Fitted with metal hangers ready to hang 28 inch sire NOTICE 1 Htm bence of Mrs W C Community Congl church who J apendihg the winter fjtrfda Mn, Merwin Campbell wad assistant treas 4be budnegs of the 685 985 Our Store Is Full of Practical and Useful Gifts BEURMANWS HOWELL, MICH How can I save coal transportation manpower 9 Answer SAVE ELECTRICITY You cant see electricity, but if you could youd discover that many things go into its manufacture coal and transportation and manpower and the tremendous energy of giant turbines, plus various critical war materials Today the conservation of all these things is vitally important in winning the war You save halfadozen at once when you save electricity For the raw materials used in making electricity are essential war materials needed to keep Americas war production moving at top speed Remember this when you snap on a light switch Use only the lights you actu ally NEED Be careful in your use of electric cppliances and equipment Ther is no shortage of electric generating 01 istribuang facilities in this area, but the Government asks everyone to save VOLUNTARILY, to conserve critical resources Even though it is not rationed, saving electricity is the patriotic duty of every American citizen today The Detroit Edison Company CONSERVE ELECTRICITY E3n a 5ro saving n ihe monthly use ot eiecivc ty by Detroit Eaison customers viL save aboui lL190 CARLOADS OF COAL PER MONTH 1800 TRAIN MILES it 14,000 MANHOURS mmmmMM 4 BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Ouri is A Vitally Essental Salvaga OrganisattoB DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 4,00 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP according to siza and conditions DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 C lMlllllUnUiniMmnil1rmiHUlilHllllUHtHUMMniHllllUI1lllllli1lltUIIUnilUJ I LIVE STOCK HAULING j I and GENERAL TRUCKING , Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko I PHONE 45P4 5 HiiHitiitiitiiiMiniiiyntfiituiuitiinr,iiHMiiiiiiiiniiHmii mil SPECIAL NOTICE one may send name and address to P H varthout Son, Plncknty Owing to gasoline restrictions, I Mich DeHvejy will be made through will not make a house to house del the rcan during month 1 ivery of 1944 Religious Calendars m Sut whthr Catholic or JKw Any porson desirious of receivingV yw5y EV PrXw , il f INCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Dec 15,1943 9 t PINCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at poatorftce Pinckney, Mich i jecond class istter Subscription 126 a yeai Paid in Advance PAUL W CURLETT PUBLISHER J LOCAL NEWS Dainty 6is form Gifts for All the Family We have gifts for every member of the family For Dad or SonHoss, Shirts, Ties, etc For Mother or SisterLingerie,Hosiery, Access ories, etc For BabyBooties, Sweaters, etc 9 Shop Early As the Supply Is Limited Kennedys Gen Store Mr and Mrs Harry Lee spent Sun Miss Lucy Jeffreys is ill with the flu , Mrh Dorothy Campbell and dau ghters were in Howell Saturday Mrs Ben Whitt and Mrs Ray Kellenberger were iu Ana Arbor Frig fMr and Mrs W Loll and daughter Phyllis spent the week end in Det roit Mrs Philip Sprout spent Saturday in Howell were Charles Soule and family Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge ami Mrs i Raymonda Morris were in Ann Arbor ,Saturday I Norman White and wife of Howell jj were Sunday guests of M and Mrs T Ben White Francis Shehan and Gerald Bauer were in St Johns last Tuesday to the stock sale w i Mrs Alta Meyer attended a meet ing at the school commissioners office in Howell Sat Charles Soule and family of Howell , were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Philip Sprout Wilbur Fiselq and family of Detroit spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Emma Volmer Jay Ledwidge of Dexter was a SWay guest of Mrs Eleanor Led v e and family f M and Mrs John Colone were I in Detroit Monday i Percy Ellis has purchased the Ar thur Bullis farm and gts possesion on March 1 next j Mr and Mrs CJ Clinton spent i the week end in Detroit with Mr and , Mrs C J Clinton Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie and Mr and Mrsf Jaires ROUST were in Lansing Tuesday The Misses Joan Spears and Goldie Markos were home from Plymouth ove the week end Mr and Mrs Wm Lamb wore dinnei guests of Mr and Mrs Gerrv Eichman last Friday Mrs Matilda Haynos of Milwaukee 9 Shopping DaystoXma WE HAVE SEWING SETS, PLAYING, CARDS FOUNTAIN PENS, MENS BILL FOLDS, TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, LADYS AND MENS, PIPES, ClGARETTFS, TOBACCO GILBERTS BOXED CANDIES IN ONE POUND BOXES Xmas and New Years Cards WE HAVE CALENDARS FOR EVERYONE CALL AND GET ONE PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store j ACT NOW Girls and Women with Mr and Mrs Cliff Hardy of is Tippton Nc and Mrs ghter have Sigler house spending the week end with Mr I and Mrs Roy Dillingham , , , , , Mr and Mrs Martin Bob Ackley and dau , t , , Iosco were Sunda moved into the George Ray Harwood and family Dqwns of guests of Mrs FOR Light Work No Experience Necessary Good Pay and Bonus I Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Mrs Harry Lee and Mrs Alger , Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roche Lee calldd on Mr and Mrs Mylo shehan in Ann Arbor Kettler in their mew home in Jackson Mrs Don Swarthout will hold her last Friday , Christmas exercises at the Winans Gerald Reason and wife spent the school on Thursday night, Dec 10 week end with Mr and Mrs Bud Sunday uestv of Mrs Lulu Lamb Bates in Detroit wer Mr and Mrs Bert Smith and Cpl Marshall Meabon of Greenville Jimmie and Dickie Smith of Perry Penn and Miss Mary Maletski of and Mr and Mrs Wm Lamb Howell were Sunday guests at the Mrs Ray Hardwood ajnd family George Meabon jr home have moved into their new houseMr and Mrs Alger Lee and dau built on the WB Miller farm, ghter, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lulu Lamb returned home Fri CANDY, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO 1 1 IN XMAS BOXES WHILE THEY LAST I ICE CkEAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC I JOE GENTILE 5 Open Every Eveni ig 5 uiiiiiuiiiniiiiititiHitiiniiitiiiiiiiiHiinitiiuiiiiiiiitiiiMuiuiuiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii w ere Mrs Jack Roberts in Detroit I from a two weeks visit with her dau APPLY Electronics Prod Dexter, Mich Mfg Co VVWWVWVSWWVWr ead or Alive HORSES 500 COWfi 4 00 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Me E L PARKER, Agent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co Desmond Ledwidge underwent anr,ghter, Mrs June Popp, in Cedar Rapemergency operation for appendicit ids, Iowa is at Harper hospital, Detroit, Sat I Russell Read and family have Kevin, small son of Mrs Clare Me moved from Pittsburg, Penn to Pleas Macken underwent an operation atant Ridge They sprnt the jvek end University hospital, Aha Arbor last at the Ross Read home Friday m A letter from Mrs Mfy Darrow Mrs Edna Reason, daughter, Leota, states that Mr Darrow is improving and Mr and Mrs Roy Reason and but is still a patient in a hospital,near famil called on Kenneth Reason and Flushing, Long Island family in Ann Arbor Sunday and found him in bed with the flu Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn1 Willard Wiltse and wife were last Tuesday and saw Sonia Henie in person at Olympia I Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor J and Martin Ritter, wife and son Tom Fanny Kavanaugh of Jackson were in of Whitmore Lake were Sun guests town last WednesdayMrs Devereaux of Mr and Mrs WJ Nash j has postponed her trip to Florida un Mrs Eloyse Campbjell rendered til after Christmas I ,0,1 calll , 2 hi m I and I in Detroit Limine McCltskey has built a barn on the east side of the road 30x3fi Tho large red barn on the west side of the road was blown down in a stcrm which hit this section over a yeai ago Mrs Jennie Devemiux and Mrs several vocal numbers Mon evening at the First Methodist Church Fam ily Night program, accompanied by Mrs Ruth McLucat at the piano Chelsea are ciculating a petition gainst the establishment of an honprison camp at Cessidy Lak The j state has already established a group of Mr and Mrs Ona Cainpbel in Detroit Tuesday Mrs VVC AlLee entfituiud lie card club Jat ThurUay Lion Meabon i wofKing ai the, 2 K Vt factory hi bexter J aim1 Shirey jr of JaclJ on relativch hole Thursday j Mrs Kdna Reason and daughter Leoti wi re in Jackson Friday j Miss Norma Darrow who ha ery ill was able tc ro to ciurch Sun 5 Mr Herbert Ialiner,laiighUr, 1at and 011 Westley, spent the week end 5 in Detroit Mrs Gorden Hester of YpMlanti wan i week rxl guest of Mr and Mrs Andrew Xesbitt Luciu K Wilsoji sr who has been in Quincy 111 for the past five weeks returned home Sat Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell, daughter, Ltona, and Rita Kennedy were mr,tiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiitiuiiiitmiiiiujiiHHi I First National iiank I Mrs Raymonda Morris was unable Howell Sat night Well u t Wish convicts there DR CHANNING LANE Dr Channing Lane 63, a native of Ufnadilla lost his life Sunday in an auto accident at US 12 and MS6 He vaa a graduate of the Grand Rapids Veterinary college, and once practiaed with Dr John fieffernan at Grefrtrv For many yeari he ha practised at Chelsea His two brothers Herbert Lane ot Howell and Dr Th odor Lane of Ann Arbor both died 1NTERNOS NO CAUSE FOR ACTION VERDICT After deliberating 13 hours in the Monday evening, ititerrnittenjtly, j Wasnaw emiTlty circut court the squeekina aioiaea isfoed itatt the gym jry brought in a verdict of no cause Thj school orchestra had its first for action in the 5,731 damapre suit practice, aad they hope to play at J of Chester Decker who owns the Play the Junior Dance Friday night That morr east of Pinckney vs Wm Shumacher of Ann Arbor The suit is, if they can get the squeeks out of i one or two instruments the Tesu1t of an aut0 crash on rS2 in Nov IPSO in which the two Last Friday high school grades were parties vere involved in quite a dither drav nrnun fori mmmmmm Xmas preisents Some 0 us were pic STOCK LOSS in the past year Surviving are his J satisfied but then others wen quite L 1825 head of cattle, sheep and wife and two sons in the service The j displeased Carol jStecker was satis horse were destroyed Sunday to teach on account of a illness Wed Mrs Hammer taught her room and Noreen Koch, had charge of Mrs Hanmers room We have, received letters from Privates Roy Fisher and Norman VanDlaircum asking us to extend thanks t the Womens servicemens Mr nd Mrs iMerwin Campbell callen on Arnold Uerquist at the Mich Staco San Sunday Major and Mrs RT Beck of Cody Wyoming were Sunday callers at th Frank Aberdeen home Gretchdi Taseh spent the week end in Ann Arbor with her grandOift com off Pinckney for Christmas mother Mrs Anna Taseh gifts received by them Mr and Mrs Walter Clark had for dinner guests Sunday Mm CW Clark of Ann Arbor, Glenn Clark of Lansing, T,fo Clark and family of Miss Dorothy Meabon returned home lastweek from a visit with friends in Augusta Georgia Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett were I Sunday guests of Mrand Mrs KNayDetroit, Torn McTntee of Richfield lor of Faton Rapids Minn, and Man Fitzimmons AT, Nellie Gardner who has had in a Mr and Mrs Reg Shaefor ente rtained the annivrrsary club ae thoir home Sunday night in honor of Mr nnd Mr Ros Read who leave for Florida Dor 20 Mr md V Mrs W C Sneeo Mr ind Mrs pneumonia was abl to set up fcr nwhilp Friday for the first imo j S Mrs Taura Sigler who is staying 5 at the hom of Mrs jancN Horn1 g Those present were haw underwent a heart attack hro i S RT Carr, Mr andlast Thursday Is AtLpp Mr and Mrs Herb 1 Ch Miller who was hurt at the I g Fred Teeple and , King Feley factory, Ann Arhor, last 5 funeral and buriai will be at Chelsea j fjej Quot 1 am gatisfied, and that fire which burned the Otto Montel Mr and Mrs Ross Read and Mr week i recovering and able to walkS Wednesday j is the meat impoi nt thintfUnquote barn near Caro i Mrs Fred Read 1 around a little IN HOWELL UNDEK IEULRAL SUPERVISION Member Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation Alldepoits Insured up to 5,00 for each Depositor WAR BOND SAFEKEEPING SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE AT THIS BANK z Simple as A B C SafeConS venint Inexpentiva S Doiit lisk loss of your War S Uonds byfiietheft oir mispaeS ment by kepmg them at 5 home Deposit then1 tor safo kerjing with tlii bank S ket p them as lorij a 5 to leave them ITS SAFK Ijccaus eveery bond j 5 is recorded in our bank records and kept in our i g hank vaults j E IJS CONVKNJKXTbecaluse j g yon can df posit or with g draw your bonds at any 5 time during banking g hours 5 ITS INKXPENSIVBbecause g there is no annual g chargeno time limitwe S will keep your bonds uns til they mature if you 5 wish There is an initial charge of 100 to cov er the cost of opening an aecountThe only fur ther charge is 25c per bond when deposited any denominationfor atiy length of time No chargtwhn bndj are witVJrawn niuuuiiiiiniiiiiiwuiHiuiiumiHHWinijg 7 r 7355 Rji 4 Ssc 1, 1943 Wednesday Dec 15,1943 9PI classified r i i Cemtjsweel f reel First Fag THE MICHIGAN MttROR IlfJL A Jj And yet Michigan sons and father If UUl AllS are flhtinS ta the Pacific today PROFESSIONAL CO FOR SALE Block wood Lynn Hendee Wanted to Hire Wood cutters Lynn Hendee, against a rac4 of fanatics who have such a creed and who cling to such a dream To us, Japan may well be Mars Thevparallei is about the same I The edict that the Japs must be I driven to extinction is unprecendented in the light of any war which the American people have participated We net only demand the defeat of 6 djul Gifts in Hardware This Christmas FOR SALEA Victrola Drethy PsSarr, Pinekaey w FARMS WANTED, Cash buyers Japan We insist upon dismember for farms, cottages or Lake proper I raent otf the Japanese empire and its ties Call or write LH Ccaudail, rights in the sun we would confine 112 State st Howellg Phone office its 75 million people within the limits 117 I of a few mountainous islands TheiPinckney Kay M Dufify, M D Ptnckmey, Mkhlgaa Of flee Hearst 100 U 4t00 P M 7J00 te 9t00 P M I FOR SALE staid eoai burning ssove 5 W C LaPnvd, Box 10 flj Box 108 FOR SALE Live and dreesed rabbits Frank Plask FOR SALE Kaeco 16 pereent Dairy Also Poultry, Hog Hair, Cadog,and rabbit feed We will deliver 10 bags or more Make CM s,re you feed headquarter We earry a com Splete line Plaoe your order now U 2 spring baby chicks Squire Hatchery, Li8 So Mich, avej Howell I FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEA Fine SfWool Ram, 18 months old Phillip Sprout, Phone 19FU Tho fact that the Japs do not surrender, that they chose to die in suicidal attacks than to be capt ured, is difficult fior Americans to believe It sounds too much like fict ion tales of Mars And yet our capt ured pilots have been beheaded, our citizens tortured in prison campsThe facts are wierdlike in seeming un reality At, the eve of a national and state political campaign, the home flront has a dilemma of unusual proportion David Lawrence, editor of the US News, presents the problem in these courageous words Let the talk of demobilization and DR G R MsCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 H N Blkhigaa TeUpttoaes Office, VLQ Rasldeaee, 123 Eveoiags by Anpoiataesit Howell, MMg an CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRAOTOR HERBSNEED Photo 183 207 B Of Howell, Real Estate, I City, Lake ami P A List Yoar Property Wttb Bond Home Imp Co ROOFING S1DINC aad ASBESTOS SHINGLES AU Workmanahip OeyeiatSMft WILLIAM DATO 123 North Court reet Howell, Mieflgea Phone ItFlt Plockaey, Mleh PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PSONE 7SFU Pinckaey, MiofcJgaav LAVEY HARDWARE g ttiuMUiiiiiMiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiituiii S FOR SALERock broilers, S to 51bs post war be softpedaled and lets 5 Dan VanSlambrook keep politics out of war problems as II FOR SAtSLStrtctly fresh eggs at all much as possible The coming year times Mrs Percy BUis, pHene 78F11 will bring us an unwelcome president ial campaign in the midst ot the big WANTED To buy coon, opossum, muskrat carcasses in season Also chi ctoens, 8uota and tufrkeys Rjalph PHILATHEA NOTES 1 On Wlednesday afternoon, Dec8, Mrs McLucas entertained our S 3 Class at tho parsonage The pros Mrs Dora Swathout presided After the devotions, in charge of Gel I a Fish, the roll was called by the sec Mrs Meda Henry, and the minutes of the last meeting read and approved Mrs P H cvrrthout presented the program consisted of an appropriate duet,Oh, Little Town of Bethle ham, by Mrs Ruth McLucas and Mrs ELoyse Cainpboll, several read ings by Mrs McLucas, Mrs Carrie fjvarthout, Mrs Meda Henry and Clella Fish and n word contest in which Mrs Mae Dallar carried off the lienors On Sunday we had a helpful lesson dn Christs New Commandment Next Sunday we have another ment of the Law Ik brews 119 Hadley, Gregory Michigan i Romans 10V410 WANTED To rent or fcase 4o or Will Cainpbell anu the Misses I fenced pasture with water Jennie and Ella Campbell, of Ann Arbor were callers at the Fish home ILL ELfVHk3 to 6 cords of aiab on Sunday wood Phone Thureeon Lumber Co , Phone Howell g44 VVANTMU Raw furs, aides, pen Highest Market Prieos Phone 42 Lucius J Doyle, Pinckney gest war in which we have ever part icipated lif we could have had a parliamen tary form of government, we would have been spared the negative effects of such a campign at such an unprop Write A Clubb,R2, Pinckney itious time fiut constitution pro LBE IAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59F3 Hackney Michigan MARTN J LAV AN at Low Phone 13 Brighton, Mihg VanWLnkJe VanWinkU Don W YanWinkle Charlea K VonWloM Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank HowII, MietUf ar P H Swarthout Set FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ajnbulaace Service Pkon 39 Pincknoyi Miehig vides fpr that election in 1944 ALL BACHALORS WANTED BY Let us face the future without REQUEST OF THE GIRLS partisanship Let us consider men LOCAL INVENTOR FAILS Since the beginning of the world there have been numerous attempts made to walk on the water Arcord IMg to records ion file onsy one man ever suceeded The late Barney Lynch claimed to have walked across 1 tho waters of Portage Lake one dark I night This he averred he could proive j by Kit Cobb but as Mr Cobb was deceased at the time we heard the FOR SALE White Rock cockerals James Tineher and their abilities rather than the That is one of the sloans for the I story we were never absolutely sure I FOR SAIE Block wood Ralph Hall i FOR SALB i new grates 2, Pinckney, 1 Circulating coal stove, Earl Schroeder, Route petty resentments that arise from ir, Junior Class Christmas party All rney accomplished this super mir ritations in time of war Let us not those in the eihth grad and above acle look to the mistakes of pre war years, invitd and entitled to brin one i or to the grievances that are stimulat uest There sha11 be a blatant floor ed by the pocketbook nerve Let us shw and if yw dont like to dance TOR SALE Jewel Range Also circulating heating stove inU dininj room axtension table Lucine McClualev FOR SALE new FOR SALE German shepherd male up Will hold for Christmas P feet temperament and good wuh children Walruth Kennels, 11125 helpful lesson, Christ, the Fulfill McCabe Road, Green Oak township keep faith with the boys who are come for floor show anyway Re wwvniu 18 like dyin t0 achieve victory and security freshments shall also be served Only SfrEoi Aron for Let us tax to the utmost, tifty Percent of a doUaf sta aJld r let us strive earnestly to overcome a hundred percent drag FOR SALE Blacktop Rams, John L class and group desires selfishness The triangle has broken up and is DONOHUB 1 Mi N and 1 Mi f The price of an enduring peace now a J ittle love knot It is reported E of Gregory FOR gALENo 18 Reund Oak heattag stove, burns wood or ooal Bort Hieks i Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Th United States Government Needs them I ADOLPH DOWN TO WITCHCRAFT Worried Hitler, according to rep orts, spends hours with sorcerers, seeking to counteract the mass spell invoked by dabbler in witchcraft An ajutliority on Voodootells in The American Weekly with this Sundays I Dec 19 issue of the Detroit Sunday Timeswhy he thinks occult Psychic Blitz may bbe driving AdoM to ser ious mistakes Rollie Singer, local expert trapper, has found himself handicaped in his muskrat harvest by thin ice and bog gy ground He concluded that if he buckled on a pair of skiis he would be able to negotiate this treacherous footing successfully so he routed out Lee Lavey out of bed at 1000 pm and bought a pair However Rollie was not a good enough skiier or else , his technic was all wrong for he As you all knorw it was a very icy , ,, , , , , j t , tUl had to make a forced landing The skiies ended up vertical but RolHe paten uince AS TWO people nameiy ,, , , , ,, T J t J A dld not and had to be hau ed out June and Squirt dashed from the 1 w vu ,, , i of the mud office they were so engrosed in each other that they didnt spie the ice Rolhe should not e discouraged which ww underfoot The two spraw as we understand the Wright Bros led bentttirully over the sidewalk but famous fliht 40 yea ago lasted only p no one was injured 52 seconds LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUSE Tne price of an enduring peace y incompases these sacrifices as well that Margy now wearing Freddys as lives of our Michigan men ring Are we willing to make these1 sacrifices v i Monday evening in front of the Dis Thk is a question each American5atch 0ffice 80 Deo,ple nmy mirst answer in his own heart A stamps Thanks, EXPLOSIVES CONSERVATION siOTU The clamming industry once worth a half million dollars yearly in Mich, igan has now dwindled to almost nothing In 1938 the season was cut to on1 month and now the season has been closed for 5 years The clam shells are used in button making and the pearls found havei some value Oil leases on 28,45 acres of state land will be oflfcred for sale on Jan 7 1944 , Counties in lower Michigan will be j open for beaver trapping next spr ing while those in the upper penin sula will be closejd During 1943, 4, 766 beaver were taken in the upper peninsula and 1,824 from the lower This dept has started purchasing several thousand acres of land near Lapeer for public huntinig useThis is under the Pittman Robertson fund law from federal excise taxes on j hunting arms and amnunitton The states contributes 25 ijrom hunting license funds Lakes Michigan and Huron have risen more than two feet during the first 8 months of 1948 doing much damage to the shore lines tQ Michigan parks will be available for winter sports this winter Michigan produced the most lumber of and state in the union the third quarter 101,100,000 board feet, Wis consin was second and Minnesota third This,dept has received 15,020 for the sale of old unused buildings this year The money goes into the JPittma Roberteea And, Dear Santa Clause Please give me Latin, Latin, and more Latin Also some if you can find them J Doyle George Aschenbrenner Dear Santa Clause I have been a good boy this year and think that you ought to find me ft girl friend that is interested in a fine athletic minded boy like me Do your best Your good boy, R Bob Lathers Dear Santa Clause I want a blonde five ft five in tall, blue eyes, and a drape shape Im sure you wont have much trou ble because only 4Fs are left Your Pal, Gus Dear Santa Clause Please send me some adfiesive tap and a hammer Yotu know why NEW REFRIGERATORS Miss J Eckert Dear Santa Clause I have everything I want this Xmas, but would you send Ross New Refrigerators will CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends, neighbor, the OES and the Kings Daughters for all the lovely cards and flowers since I have been skk Geraldine Kenny Established 63 Incorporated 1916 McPherson State Bank some A stamps be availStackablei able undoubtedly wihii a yearor less Dear Santa Clause j after the war is over We think the I would like a broom to help smart thing to do is to buy all of the me in my sanitary engineering bonds you can now and save somecourse at PHS Squirt Carr thing from every pay check then SPORTS j whef new refrigerators are available The following is the basket ball you will have to pay when buying schedule Pinckney will have three on credit, teams,, 2 boys and one girls Dec 16, Dexter here2 games Jan 11, Stockbridge here 8 games Jan 14 Brighton here 8 games This Is a wonderful time to put all of your business on a cash basis Let us help yott by opening an account 1 Feb 4 Ann Arbor Res, there, 1 gams fbr you in which you can leave your Jan 25, St Thomas there, 2 games, savings Jan 28, Brighton here, 8 games Feb 1 FowlervilVe there, 8 games Feb 4 A Arbor Reserves, there 1 gm Feb 11, Dexter there, 2 games Feb 18, Stockbridge, there 8 games, j1 Feb 15 St Thomas here, 2 games iMm Feb 25 Chei here, 8 gam J fcTi SUKTSS The hot lunches started at the WTj WJO Tl school Monday 145 were feed W jRlwL Mis Clare Palmer, Mrs Mary Sin An fir, Fred Stafar and Sept Reader Wi00000 m wti in La in Friday ana purchased FJf the Ftsk disks for t sstoel Wschen Dt iiieJhsjL 9 VMcPiterscB Stale Ifeftl KofeT to loan at pis 1 n Stat Ban 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 December 15, 1943 Description An account of the resource December 15, 1943 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 1943-12-15 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8022aae68dadfd0a192a05a74e18a1d7.pdf 4ee37d069fb7fc2d008a7b0efc873429 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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that their son, Gerald, had arrived safely overseas PFC Merlin Amburgey has been transferred to Camp Phillip, Kansas, and Sergt Harold Gallup to Fort Leonard Woojd, Mo Of the boys from this county who went to the Detroit induction center last Wed it is reported 26 out of the 62 were accepted All those sent from Pinckniey were rejected Among them were Marvin Shirey, Charles Schafer, Peter Gerycz, Lloyd Teeple, and Donald Nash Among those ac cepted were Don Johnson, Howell theater mgr and Wm Daverport wh0 works on the Li v Co Press The latter has four children Sergt Ted Adesh has been trans, ferred fromi Camp Howse, Texas to Shreveport, Louisana Capt Lucius Wilson and wife Loretta Roche are expected home today y The CoaJ StmcUy School WOI Pat Big Fire At Hamburg Ust Wed John on the Following Program Thure Night The Congl church will put on Moor Dies From Burns Received Mich Mirror State News i their Christmas program at the which two stores burned down and two houses caught fire John Moore, an ajged man was lighting an oil stove in the pool room over the church Thursday eve at 8,00 p m All are invited Prayer Rev McLucas Welcome Caroi Henry A Gieeting ri Mary Agatha Henry A Little Fellow Dick Campbell Why I Love Xmas Mary Kersch Not too little to Help Patty Thayer Merry Christmas Fay Henry Ready Willing JoAnn Griffiths Song Three Girls Jesus Loves Me Billy Beck CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Francis Murpoy CURRENT O MM EN 1 I By Yo Editor items of SUU and Ntionl Ifew j The Present is probably the quiet Briefly Given v I est a01 most undemonstrative Xmas I that anyone remembers Street and Late Wednesday afternoon a big fire took place at Hamburg village in St Marys church,Pinckney Masses are at midnight Christmas eve at 0 and 12 noon Christmas morning J Preparation for the sacraments of Roost Restaurant when it exploded Penance and Holy Communion Fri He was terrible burned, the flesh1 day from 3 to 5 and from 745 to fjalling from his hands and arms we , 9j0 pm Novena devotions Friday at understand He was taken to Melius j 74 5 p hospitalBrightor, Restaurant build xmascarols from 1130 to 12 be ing, t shoe shop and the residence of fare the midniht Mass Fred Shumacher, next door were des 1 Thg py is invited to all Christtroyed The home of Cleo Smith cau mag Services w,th the sincere Greet ght fire and also, a barn owned by J inffg ofia HolJ, and T,v0ted Chnrtmtis A Big Word v Nancy Nash j Daniel Damm The Pinckney fire dept wigh Rec Dick Campbell, Don Hall I seems to have done most of the work gday Dec 26, the Masses are at lSong Primary Dept and is credited with saving most of q l2 noon it is communion Whav more could We Do R, Hill, Hamburg The Brighton fire dept gunday for tne Junior Holy Name A Little Candle Robert Meabon came but burned out a rod and was Among the intentions in the Holy Sweeter than Words Shirley Wylie able to do little Howell also came Mfiga gunday was for the late W Enccre v Charles Henry but got there late They assisted in Devereaux, Tues for the parishoners I Wish Roberta Ackley putting out the Damm barn Losses Wgd w irtention of Mrs Mary Rec Marlyn Van Slambrook are about 5000 as most of the McCUskey and Donor, Thurs for the Piano Solo Rosalie tfvh structures were wooden building, j tQ gr M Priscina Hamilton, Fri Day After Xmas Elaine Johnson Hamburg at the psent time JS for fche kte Arthur McCleer, ChristJust Try It Shirley Howes without fire protection and dependent mag midniffnt for parishoners, beneRec David Nash her neighbors for aid It wo dd factors Christmas morning for the A Christmas Prayer Jane Amburgey em that Wlth her expanding ponuln hte vt Merlyn James McCleer, and Mothers Gift Jr Henry tion and factory employees some f 1 ,t 12 n00n for the intention of Rec Barbara Van Slambrook f fire protection should be ndncc A Childs Wish Ann Shirley Reason Jonn Moore 6J died at Meus s What I can Do Richard Miller Pita1 Sat om burns received m the A Big Wish James Gallup Hamburg Aw He leaves hi wife, 2 Christmas Fery Day Norma Darrow daughtersMrsHarvey Mdttichael and Christmas Giving Patricia Howes Moore, and two sons, Ralph Offering and Robert and two brothers Bert few J I of Webster and Ralph of Detroit The My Grandma Jerry Henry ,, K ,, funeral was held at the Hamburg 01 , Christmas in Hhcmgu our Lord, 143 lt will not be a merry The shadow of war in heavy on near ly 40o,,uo homes The flower of Michigans manhood will be abent from the family table this Sat Many chairs will be vacant, temporary enly a few, permanently Many will be the prayers offered for the safe return of the loved ones ons, husbands and fathers, and even brothers and sisters and daughters and mothers tore decorations are practically aj sent Merchants shelves contain only 1 ,, a scanty assortment of holiday goods and candy, a holiday featuie fiom time immemorable, is present in only limited quanities, with chocolate con fectionary scarce The was has pro bably left Its biggest imprint on the main holiday The great majority of people find themselves at the present time with plenty of money in their pockets amid a scarcity of domestic manufactured goods We dont necal that these conditions existed in World peace and the boys in service On Christmas day we have the priv ilege of three masses, the first in honor of the eternal birth of God the second in honor of the TCatal birth of Christ our king, the third in honor of the birth of Christ into our Hearts Rec Jane Nash Two Sides Judith k David Segal Now and Then James Amburgey Piano Solo Leona Campbell Free Methodist church Tues with burial at Hamburg from Fort Monroe, Va for the holi WV Wait Marlene Sniedcr r It isnt What You Get Paula Curlett MASONIC INSTALLATION GOSPEL MISSION Mennonite Ezra Beechie, pettor Superintendent Utarvtn Shirey Sunday School 10On days Friends have received word ffrom Russell Gardner, USN that he arrived safely in England PFC Merlyn Amburgey has been transferred firom Nashville, Tenn tc Camp Phillips, Kansas and Sergt Harold Gallup from Pine Camp, NY t0 Fort Leonard Wood, Mo PFC JLawrence Baughn returned to Fort Jackson, SC Wed and Dick Whaf is the Verdict Ruth Kersch A good way to find out Jim Lobdell What Mother Hopes Doris Umstead Christmas Fun Barbara Haines Rec Richard Van Slambrook A Closing thought Barbara Haine Good Night Patsy Love Livingston Lodge installed her new orsfiip Service 1100 erected officers at a public installat r mjf pe0pes Meeting 730 ion Saturday evening Past Master vi1y Prayer Servirp ww Reg Schafer acted as nstalli oi 79f ficer with Past Master Paul lark as I marshal Past Marir J 11 Hooker was secretary and Rev McLucas, chaplainThe following were installed WM Clifford Miller SW, Westley We are beginning to know the mea Wa T ut conditions are different, ning of all out war I Tnis war has already outlasted the No, it will not be the oldfttshoned previous war and by the looks of happy Christmas such as Michigan thinu has a year or more to run afha enjoyed traditionally in yesterter which will come reconstruction y,eargi I gill period at which time efforts will be But even the clouds of war, fraugj made to organize the world for per ht as they arc with fears, cannot ec mxtjncnt peace No one can tell what lipse the spirit of Christmas in ourthe future holds in store for us but hearts We have the genuine satis considering all things and the giant faction, denied t0 millions of people 1 strides being made in aviation pro in Europe and Asia, of dwelling here j press which has anniliated distances in security No enemy plane has yet we must he prepared t0 face a rained sudden or lingering death of , new world following the prwent war men, women and children in our homes, our factories and our farms 1,oMowin the Civi, war , foT We can give thanks that the bat riod of years aftei that gt which tie fmnt today is on foreign soil And tjme SQ mftny of the civi war yeter we do so with recognition that this ans ba, Hjed lhat thftjr poiticui str security f Clhristniiistide is being ength had dwindled to nothing, there bought at a high price the risk of Was probably not a single session of the lives of many Michigan men In Congress but at which some form of our sadness at their absence,we find, pension legislation was introduced cnffrt in the realization that our Many of the bills were defeated Christmas security represents Amer hut at tne following session there ictn ideal for which our hoys are was always another waiting and ev fighting, and that they would prefer Pntually the veterans got what they to have it that way considered a liberal pension in those The war has done many things to days Indoubtedly the same thing Michigan i will happen following this war and Our factories, for the most part, even new ension legislation is being have been converted toi production of 1 introduced in fvet so much of i weapons of war Michigans mass pro that the measures to aid th soldier8 duction plants are in the larger cities, now being mustered out for disabii ity are being stalled This includes Morning Worship 1000 Sunday School 110 700 Remarks FareW611 nlTZ Gfith TreaS RemarkS 2Z McLUCaSWC Milter Sec Paul Curlett SD Frank Aberdeen JD Jack Hannett 7 Peoples Meeting Amburgey left for his new station at SCHOOL BOND ISSUE CARRIE, j Chaplain Rev McLucas Marshall,, Wed eve choir rchearsal 730 New London, Conn Sun The voters of the Whitmore Lakei Earl Baughn Stewarts, Clyde Fisher, A nearty welcome extended to all Lt Jame Nash has been made at 8cnooi district voted 34 to 1 last Fri, Clarence Baughn, Ollie Roberts and who worship wjtn us We were happy ptain and transferred to Campj approve a bond issue of 20,0001 Joe Lovell TiKer, Otto Paulson j hye Baptism and reception of COMMUNITY CONGL Rev J M McLuct Minister aJ1d they have become magnets draw Mr Herman Widmyer, SS Supt tousatujs 0f citizens from small the temporary relief measure to pay Mr Alfred Lane, nsiit SS Supt towns aJ11 viaires 11 soJdiers mustered out 3O0Among Mr Florence Beughn Organist , Th Q men ntj tne aenite tnem nrp the Brookfl Rj backed by And Choir Director 1 and workers into war plants has heen the Amerran Legion which would particlarly heavy in counties that pay soldiers 1 a day for each day of are at a distance from the big indus domestic ervice arid 125 for fore trial centers Thus only one county Reynolds, Penn, from Texas PFC Maggie Aschenbrenner of the WACS stationed ait Fort Meyers to build a new school to replace the The new master read the following old one destroyed by fire The build committee appointments ling will cost 50,000 as the federal Jurisprudence and Finance Reg Va writes she is chaffeuring officers 1 government win put up 30,000 The Schafer Ed Parker, Ed Kenny Fred around Washington DC and is nowVQterg ahj0 approved an amendment Read on the night shift Says she recently to increase the flfteen milj tax five j Entertainment P Curlett, Ross drove a young lieutenant and in cofimin t0 raige thg money The Vote , Read, F Aberdeen, W Reader, Jas versation with him found he was a wag 35 to L A six acre aite has aj Tincher Erdley VanSickle nephew of Fred Woodworth, formerly TAy been purcnaged for the Welfare WC Miller, Bert Hooker which will consist of five rooms In P Curlett, Roy Dillingham, P Ellis the meantime the old Stevens Hotel ResolutionsEarl Baughn, LJHenry and several other buildings are being Herman Vedder of Pinckney, who has visited here considerably She recently drove Col Hobyy, head WAC officer and found her a wonderful woman She wishes everyone here a Merry Xmas Sergt John Wise of the Hellcat SOM 35 Tank Div, Camp Barkley Tessas is home on a furlough used by this school Examination J Martin P Clark, Ona Campbell Refreshment Joe Griffith, F Ab erdeen, Merwin Campbell, Wm Bau five now members into the church last Sunday Family night is postponed unti January 3rd MRS SARAH CONNORS Mrs Sarah Connors, died Monday There were 127,000 births in Mich ghn Earl Baughn James Tincher,Joe igan last year which sets a new rec, Jack Hannett j, Herxrv odr There were 56,000 deaths as com 01Ue Wilson Clyde mAw Ed Ktnny pared to 53,000 for the year before,, Bm Baughn Jack fen I the leading cause of death was heart j disease with cancer second and apop j Foiiowlng thig the Masonic Build ing Assoc, held their annual meet ign service rnd an additiomal 100 for each wound Total benefrtR not HOWARDGRAINGER to exceed 1500 The Veterans of Mrs Rose Melvin Howard announ Foreign Wars would pay each soldier ces the marriage of her daughter, a day for each day of domestic Mary Verna to Robert Granger jr j service nd l,,rh for foreign with a of Chubbs Corners It took place in 4on minimum and 1,200 for fiore Detroit last October The bride is a ign t the rate of 100 per month, graduate of Pinckney high school , These bills are only mustering out and Mich State Normal and is thf aid for emergency relief and undoubt teacher at the Younglove school, edly will b followed later by stand , , The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs ard pension hills, for all parties am at the Johnson convalescent homH rainger sr attended Howell politicians will be seeking the voting at Dexter after a short illness hnP high schoo, and is now employed at strength of the service men was well known here, being u step j HoWf1 Motors We extPnd con I j Gov Kelly will convene a special session of the legislature in January th j but like all special sessions it can has consider only specificied matters Appropriat daughter of the late Joe Monks of lationBi Pinckney Married to George Connors of Silver Lake, Dexter township she Acrordin to commentators moved to Dexter about 50 yean ago bock which since ls77 For 25 years they operated a confect b successful in keeping a tax of Among them there are SOLDIER LETTER Dear Paul Since I last wrote you I have moved to a new front You no doubt have heaird that I am in Italy There is a lot I would like to tell you Jexy third Accidental deaths ranked but just cant The weather is miser j fourth Death from motor vehicle ac J cidents set a new low declining from 1067 to 666 able with constant rain making ad ranee very slow4 The mud seems to be getting deeper and deeper The enemy has built a very strong def ense line and they are going to be j hard to knock out The people who are making the outlandish prediction of an early end to the war would SPANISH WAR PENSIONS ing Their financial report showed a good balance on hand It was voted t0 buy another 500 war bond Percy Ellis was elected to the board and Mrs Florence Baughn Cli fford Mailer and Mrs Bonnie Henry According to Cong Blackneys let ter legislation has been introduced ed 0 the Masons and OES au at Washington to increase the pen tomatically became board members , sions oi veterans of the Spanish, Phil The board organized with Clifford thanft their mind if they could see pnp ftnd ChineM Relief Wars He J Miller as chairman and Percy Ellis what we are up against We will win gtateg bm hag an exceilent chance I sectreas Other board members are ionary store in Dexter Surviving are pound on coiorcd margarine ions, administrative matters, juvenile a son Joseph, two grandchildren of , may bp asinff its strenjrth It was roform code, revisicmaeronatics plans Detroit and a half brother John Led j ab t0 kfkp tMs tax by cfmmandinf expanded recreational facilities, capit widge of Dexter township A brother, , the njJ Qf djfferent aRrirulture blocks al structures, soldier vote action and William Ledwidge is deceased and j Howevfir some of thee show f rehabilitation program Most otf these also a sister, Mrs Rose Clements j breakjnK flway Cott0jn sjed oJ usej measures call forheavy cash appropri Walsn in making margarine and also beetations ad the state surplus under The funeral wa held from St faf f the poUon anj bpgf bockq can ihin pressure wiI1 melt ,jkt gnow u Josephs church, Dexter, Wednesday be ghowfj an ncpeased market fo der the noonday sun un many of Rep Charles Walsh officatingBunal thejr products by rernovin a the these matters no definite action vas in St Josephs cemetary Th but it wont be easy and It will take some time I was fortunate that I to ptfss In the bill veterans with a Reg Schaefer, Mrs Hazel Parker 90 day service rtcoW would get, Mrs Lulu Lamb, Roy Dillingham and was sent to a rest camp flor five days 117g f month Their wWowi on reach 8 Reiduring Thanksgiving It was a great Jng the of 65 would get 3o j Following this the evening was relief after hauling the 88s4o R month ose married to thespe in dancing with Erdly Vanthrough the mud to the front , veterans at time oil service would get cltel 001, if Refreshments I want to thank all those that con 50 a month The veterans now get WMV3 CIRCUIT coiprr SESSION Jdge Oollins opened the term of court last week Mon following were granted citizenship Anna Kulbicki, Pinckney Hildegrade Brandt, Flint Arthur Jeffrey, Ann restriction on margarine, added witr be takpn No one expects juvenile the hboratory statement that margar delinquency to he solved or any great I ine is Just as nutritious a bufer, they stnor mai iT1 expanding recreation ite might be induced to rombine with the fari1ities Action on getting the soldtrlbuted to the swell Xmas package0 h m0nih There are 50,40 of that I received from the Gift Committ these veterans now on the pension ee of Pinckney They were fine and J xollsi and the cost of the bill, includvery useful Xmas mail is coming along fast now Well must close, wishing you t very Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year Hope to be with you next year ing pensions for widows would lie 24,349,000 BREAKS OFFICE RECORD Postmaster Murphy informs us that If all goes well and fate stays with the sale of postage stamps here Mon As Ever I broke all records 87 worth of 8c eV Corporal Gen Soper 1 c stamps beif told AAA OFFICERS At the AAA meeting held here last Tuesday the following officers were elected Chairman, LJ Henry, Cojmmittee men Wm, Miller, Dwight Wagoner, Claude Soper and Mervil Gyde Phillip Gentle is home from the Western State Naval College, Kalarru zoo for Christmas consumer block and remove the o ier vote next fal1 11 difficult A noxious 10 c per pound margar, x s,Irrpss P,obematical also soldier rehabilitation will lead to much co ANNUAL MEETING trovcrsy and argument and it is doubt ArborJan Sluzinscki, Pinckney iMary The Annual meeting of the Living fuI if an acceptable plan will be Carlier Fowlerville, Colin Wallace, ston County Mutual Fire Insurance af,nrov,pd at this time Great difficul Fowlerville Mary Field, Fowlerville Company will be held at the Court ty has bpen exPCienced in aeronatics Ellen Raymond, Howell, Eleanor House in the City of Howell on Tues as acfePtaD,e landing fields are few DennisMilfordAlbert Kramer,Brigh January 4th, 1944 at 100 PM fast anrf scarceand most cities have fcniton Kasper Wilde, Brighton Anita Szerdronski, Fenton Peter Sdzabel time for the purpoee of electing Dir frht fCoth ani nai1 any attempU to ertors and the transaction of anv rondfm lanrf ear their borders for ski, Linden Paul Kutni Island Lake othei business which may come be th W10 of establishing air fields th nf w the special eetaion was sent back for furth K study Tuesday a jury was drawn and the case of Ann Trollman vs the Den a OConnell Estate was tried In the OConnell will Anna Trollman was allowed 2500 and she sued for adj ditional money The trial lasted until Thursday and Anna Trollman was allowed 1,500 more in addition to the 2,500 in the will fore said meeting OH Holmes, secretary prom is aPt to be difficult MRS NANNIE LARKENS HA RROICEN LEC While fighting a fire with the Mrs Nannie Larkens died at Mc Howell fire dept last wwek Wed Mioion hospital Tuesday She was Gus Rissmnn, Howell plumber and the mother of Mrs Vince Dark and former Pinckney resident fell from Mre Fritz Gardner The body will n ladder and broke hit lif fc fri be taken to Virginia for burial places 1 Y v V v r fc Sylvan Theatre j i THE AVON fHEATER 1 StockbrMfc, Mich P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Dec22,1943 CHELSEA MICii Friday Saturday Doc 2425 THE SKYS THE LIMIT Musical Comedy Starring FRED ASTAIRE JOAN LESLIE ROBERT BENCHLEY Sat Dec 2425 DIXIE SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS IN TECHNICOLOR A Romance In Blackface Starring BING CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR Plu Will Peck and Miss Allie Brown saw the drama Beyond the Rockies at Hamburg Friday night Mr and Mrs James Hall entertain and 30 years old We will sell all together to some party but will not separate them Teims of sale Cash in hand or note v , , ed 30 relatives Xma eve to draw four percent interest with , , , fc ,, M ,, M , 1 Bert Hicks and Miss Gertrude Fitch Bob MctonneJl as security My home , , u is two miles south of Verraill,Kn tucky, on McConn Ferry Pike Sale will begin at 8 oclock AM Plenty of drinks and eats JL Mess Cartoon Ne wi NEIGHBORING NOTES Cartoon Imagination Comedy Fa, j Joseph Lorete, Dexters famous mer For a Day blind man is happy now as he has 1 been given ib in SB Machine attended the Xmas exercises at Ham burg Sunday night While out hunting Monday, Richa rd and Fred Mackinder found six live snakes NOTES of 25 YEARS AGO William Jennings Bryan stepped , , job SB Machine ff tfte train at Howell the other day Sun Tues Dec 263 shop in Uexter on war Work His fny, y nr R mnllts Sun Monday Tue Dec 26,2728 j A Se Adventure of the Present War it wus tormerly Genevieve Alley DESTROYER i H iaiiied much frime last summer THE JUNGLE BOOK I Rudyard Kipling1 film version o Indian Jungle starring He gained Starring With his victory gardens, although un EDWIN G ROBINSON MARGUER SABU, JOSEPH CALLSIA QUALEN IN TECHNICOLOR Cartoon Sun Mat 300 Cont JOHN New Wednesday and Thursday Dec2930 SALUTOS AMIGOS Walt Diney Technicolor Cartoon Feature of South America ITE CHAPMAN Plu Cartoon ,Tree For Coming Assinnent m li ittan wo I able to see Iexterhas passed a curfew ordin ajncc forbidding children under 1G i ,1 tle street at night Sockllidge won tlu w o , First Comes CournKoUW For I 11 ame from DansviUe hl IjiV Country iWd team, 21 to 20 IWI Forget Midnight Show Ms Helen Monks Berry return head From Manhattan plus Com i Veen Mt Vernon, Wash, last w edy and Cartpon, New Year v Dec 31 Door open 1130 pm ALL SEATS 30c Favor or everyone i , In rfiveral moat with her daughter, Mrs Earl Tiicharlsoi unl new daughterStoekLiidyf Brief Sun for 2 or 3 minutes The South Lyon Herald, due to quarantine failed to make its appear ance foar the first time in 16 years This issue contains a soldier ler from Lehigo Lavey who is in Arch angel, Russia, fighting the Russians Jchn Fitch, G2 died at his home east of town on Dec 22 Surviving are his wife and 4 children Joseph, I Leo, Rachel and Ella Claire 3 child ren are deceased The funeral was private on account of the flu epid 1 einic, was held from St Marys church on Dec 2G The Misses Margaret and Narine Kuhn are home fromh Monroe acadFARMER OF 95 YEARS AGO HAD VARIED COLLECTION TO OF FER FOR SALE Mr AT Finley handed us the following Hipping from the KentucBATTLE 0F RUSSIA Presented by the United State Gov eminent and is the greatest Drainf ever filmed of , oeople at War ky New, of t5 years ago, which is Connng thank Vor Lucy Mar quite unique, though at that turnHi Diddle DiddleVTrue to Life the Myle was proper and correct The notice is of a public sale 1 his was fonnd umont the effects of the late LA DeCIood father of Mrs Finley Thiv is the sale nwee Having sold my tarm and am leaving for Oregon ten itovy by ox tenn, I will offer at public sale on Howell Theatre Air Conditioned 10 tax on all tickets Thur and Friday Dec 23 24 ANN CORIO viiu Scat Drvi and Hi rchetr in niare and cult, one pail of oxen and following officers Friday iiic Con1, yoke, nin bay yokr two ox carts Charles Crimes Lt Com Nelson ,0uo feet of hoards plow with wood , Mortenson RK Kmil Brown FK n looldboard loO tenfoot fence j Roy Teeple Chap, Rev Humphries r ,N one GO gallon soap kettle Physcian, Dr HF Sigler Serjrt, Bert jiove, nir of the state liq my for the holidays nor store at Howell, has been named f John Bowman has been honorably commander of the Spanish War Vet discharged from the army at Camp eranu of this country Dix, NJ,and arrived home Pvt Mrand MrsOscar Sehoenhals have Bert McClear is also home received the first word from their, Mrs George Crane and infant dau daughter, Mrs Hilda Garrard since ghter passed away lat week The she was interned hy the Jap when baby lived only a few hours they captured Manilla in the Phillip While leading a cow ChesterHin ines It was a letter and stated that chey was thrown and suffered a broshe and her family were well Her ken ankle husband is employed by an oil com Melvin Gardner, 18, son of Robert pany in the Philipines Gardner, died in Ann Arbor of pnePFC Francis Barron of SanMateo, l umonia Sunday Calif, is enjoying a 1 H day furlough George Lavey of the naval base fit Cam Perry, Vn is home on furlough N0TESOF5C YEARS AGO T11P Allowing soldiers have been Miss Josie Reason who has been discharged from the army Lyle Hen has dee, Lester Docking, Walter Clinton, I Percy Mowers and Claude Monks t Glenn Gardner Do you know YOUR ELECTRIC RANGE burns coed March 1, IhiPi, all my personal pro pertv, towit All c teams except in Lapeer, learning stenograph two teamy Buck and Ben, and Tom returned home and ieiJy two milk cows, one gray Livingston Tent KOTM elccd the S suyai SA RONGGIRL Also Selected Short Subject Sat only Dec 25th Special Mat200 pm cont Xmas cia LUM AND ABNER trjiighs madeof while oak LM Teeple MA j Cook 1st limber ten gallons of maple svrun MC Win, Dunning 2nd ML Wra I two spinning wheels, o pounds niHanis Sentinel, Edgar Caipenter mutton tallow one lirvc loom made Picket, N N Whitcomh I by J 7 ry Wilson tg pole ltj0 si, Geoige Reason who is attending hoop, lim empty barrcis, J2 gallon le psilanti business college is home byrel of loluisonMilh r whisky 7 0J l holidavs ytiiry old JQ gallons ppk brandy L Thi issue desciibed the workings 4 0 galloji copper ti ji 1,1 , oi the Bell I in SO THIS Is WASHINGTON Plus RIDERS OF THE RIO GRANDE with The Community Congl choir will render the Christmas Cantata ,A Chiidr Is Porn hy Noel Bnhon, Sun evening in the First Methodist church Rrightom It was enjoyed by a full church last Sunday evening at Pinckney 22 members of the Community Congl choir were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Merwin Camp I bell lasft Monday evening The even se bridge at Detroit, jr vas spent in singing and playing Read and Mr g the high cDonald the v, ,,v mj was speni in MiiKllli I coopos two handle hooks 3 scyths whicli the Dispatch editor was permitt ames Miss Rosemjuy R i and radles, one dozen woofen piio, , to se by Conney Whiting, night Wm Ketchum receivin bullet molds wu , ,,,, vrio engineer Tt is 3134 feet long and prize and Miss Lois M made by Ben Miller, jt gallons 0f , was build in 1S7S There are 12 spans hooby prize soit soap hamt bacon, lard 4c , Pr ft long and a draw span 318 ft i A delicious potluck luncheon was Jons sorghum molasses six head of j ,onS vvhih laied by mechanism to al t sened Mrs Campbell was assisted fox hounds, all soft moughed except low boatsto puss Power is, furnished in serving by Mrs Paughn and Mrs one and at the same time will sell my b a 40 lA steam engine This year McLucas The special feature of the six nrgro slaves, two men 31 and 40 I2900 hoaLs Passed under the bridge, evening was an exchange of Xmas A boxing club has been started at gift Merwin Campbell played the years old also two boys 12 and IS years old two mulatto wenches 40 the Marion town hall part of Santa Clause BOB STEEL TOM JIMMIE DODD Cartoon TYLEF Sun Mon and Tuet Dec 262728 HUMPHREY BOGART, EDDIE CANTOR, BETTE DAVIS, JOHN GARFJQLD, OLIVIA DeHAVIL LAND, JOAN LESLIE, IDA LUPINC1 DENNIS MORGAN, ANN SHER1 1DAN, DINAH SHORE ALXIS SMITH THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS Cartoon Thousands of Detroit Edison customers who enjoy the convenience and cleanliness oi electric cooking will probably be amazed to learn that the spotless white range in their kitchens is a coalburner But its true even though the coal is burned in a Detroit Edison power house miles away The Government asks everyone to save electricity to save coal You can conserve in the operation of your electric range by thrifty use of the deepwell cooker, by planning more allinone oven meals, by turning the switch to LOW heat after foods have come to a boil, and by utilizing the stored heat of the heating unit for cooking Electricity is not rationed and there is no shortage in this area But the Government asks you to conserve wherever you can, as much as you can The Detroit Edson Company m Wed Doc 29th All Adults 17s ISLE OF FORGOTTEN SINS Plu TIGER FANGS with FRANK BUCKS Comimg King Koa must SIGN OTA M USE 666 u TABLET, SAIVL NOU DROPS OLOTHING SALVAGE OW clothing shots, tc will be fcv4vtd fn Pinckney at the vacant in thi Masonic block Leave in th itort or fn the door VitWVW it it is locked or notify Mrs Palmar, Phone SI Published in cooperation Tj with the WAR PRODUCTION BOARD BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SrCLLSVICTORY Ours is A Vitally Essentai SaWego Orgaaist1oaa DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 4,00 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP acoording to size and conditions DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 f 1 itiiitimimMi iniTiunntniiiiuiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiuitiiiininiiniiiitMumMiintmiiM i 1 LIVE STOCK HAULING and GENER AL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko 31 B PHONE 45P4 miiiiiHiiiHiituimiiHiiimiiiMHiiiirni miMiiiniiitiiiMiiiiirtiiwi our ooys most keep on ngn infwe must keep on boy Inf WAR BONDS until vie tary i won Keep on BACKING THE ATTACK Invest your CHRISTMAS savins to Unele teats WAR BONOS Ktf m Backing the Atjta Jt A, t, i iiMNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Dec22,1943 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at postoffiee Piockney, Mich lecond class uttex Subscription 126 a Paid in Advance PAUL W CURLETT PUBLISHER Thirty 6is for 5 Gifts for All the Family t We have gifts for every member of the family For Dad or SonHose,, Shirts, Ties, etc X For Mother or SisterLingerieJIotiery, Access X ories9 etc LOCAL NEWS Mr and Mrs Alfred Lmie were in Mason Saturday Mrs Frauds LaPrad is stayitit with Mrs Jennie Deveieaux Mrs Mamie MacOwen, housekeeper for Uev Fr iMurphy, is ill Miss Helen DUnd of Chelsea called ott Mrs Hattie Decker Sunday Mr and Mrs Joe Metz of HoweH X T called at the Lee Lavey home Sunday XJ The Misses Coldie Markos and Joan Spears were homo fro n My cnth Sundayt A Mrs E Packer Mrs N Shehan I X and Miss Hetty I sham spent Sat at , i Ann Arbor iA Mr and Mrs Walter Clinton ol 2 Shopping DaystoXma J v PLAYING, CARDS FOUNTAIN Detroit spout Sunday at I Clinton home the home For BabyBooties, Sweaters, etc Shop Early As the Supply Is Limited MrChas Runriman of Stockhridw spent the wek end with her istor Mr Willis Caulk j i Mrs Dietrich of HowHl was n Sat I Saturday guest of Mi and Mrs Andrew Campbell j Kenneth Reason and wife of Ann Arbor called on his mother, Mr, Edna Reason Sunday Rev and Mrs ,J McLucas, Norma Jean md Margaret Widmayer spent Tues in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Ralph Clinton and iMir Lola Lohdell and son, Jimmie r in Howell Monday orn to Pvt ami Mc Phillip , Pioway CEva Cass at Mcpherson hospila on Dec f a son Mrs Eleanor Ledwidgo was rnlhi to Dexter Monday by the death of her aunt, Mrs Sarah Connors Mr and Mr Vrn Lolland dau ter, Phyllis, left last wek for y Petersburg, Florin, for the winter Miss JNel Ivurhws md Mr Oi t WE HAVE SEWING SETS, PENS, MENS BILL FOLDS, TOILET SETS, MANICURE SETS, LADYS AND MENS, PIPES, CIGARETTFS, TOBACCO GILBERTS BOXED CANDIFS IN ONE POUND BOXES Xmas and N w ears Cards i v X X WE HAVE CALENDARS FOR EVERYONE CALL AND GET ONE Kennedys Gen Store r 1 in lire horn of lYv ,n Mrs, McT Mr and M Mr and PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store lira, ami i Milsni were ACT NOW Girls W Frank Whit Mrs M visit,rs at theOris Smith home Snn Chile Miller who wi, ,,,,, j,, jured while working at tin Kinr SoeJey fartory, Ann Arbor rcturhoc to work Monday T,,,,, fMtt, the Mothodif rnir trici ailed at the hone of Rev f Mrs Clare McMacken is workin j M MrLuras on busine at the KingSeeley o Ann Arbor night David Ledwidge is visiting relatives in Detroit Mr Ceo Mann of Detroit was a Pinckney visitor Sun Stmt, of fit lf I ,1 ist Th u i illln,niiMUiiiHHMHuMtir,ininiiiiiHMiMHiiuiiinuimuiiiiiuimnumi ioiir ri FOR Light Work No Experience Necessary Good Pay and Bonus the heaves school tonitfht Wed Mis the holidays with hex an er in Detroit Dr Cecil Hendee of Lansing p n f A,s Merwin Campbell Mrs Jam Thursday at the Walter Clark home Hall, and Mr and n CH McRori MrAlta Meyer will have Xmas l n1 AnihJ Henpist Jl n,, program at the Hicks school toniKhtt 1 S,it1 un j The Xmas excerise will be held at inSin l1 h turned to nj work as elerk it the postoffi, , ifu1 a to wtfeks absence dUe i, Bernice Lament is spending ihes, ho, fryi SuiKhxy tfue,ts of Mi Fran Abeideei u Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Adi ,,ent Ear Tippcrt ,Mrs Do Sunday with Mr and Mrs ME Dar and Mrs Fred Coz row I Mr and Mrs and M , ere M ,i,d Mr, I ii i inld n of Delrou M ht Darrow 1 CANDY, CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO IN XMAS BOXES WHILE THY LAST 1CF CKEAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC JOE C ENTILE Open Every Lvenii ig 5 Pnnn,,,,imniiimiinLiimiiliiJa Wanm has been il Miss Denise Ledwidge is home turned home Thursday fro m a s i x for the pat wk M Poche of nitrHiiiiiimiimuiiiiiiiMimimiinmini LaiwmK lS fan nly of Sinirer sl,nl APPLY i 11 lio, Dr ,1, and Mrs Itollie Mm da vat Jackson Mr and Mrs John Bur i ,,, Sunday at Saline, Mieh yir Wmtfred iiave son 4 Electrionics Prod Dexter, Mich Mfg Co Dead or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 4 00 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment CaPae E L PARKER, Asent Phone 88, Pinckiiey Tbe FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co from St Josephs academy, Adrian,, weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs town Monday, for the holidays Richard LooniLs jr and Mr and Mrs James Harris of Del Flushing, hor Island, roit spent the week end at mo Iv, f lrn to Mr mid M Cordo Kellenberger home jm r Hambuijc at MciU,,U Mr and Mrs George Meabon si P1 ifoweli Saturday a irl D, i Mr, WnnM li,aV F j called at Howard May home near ia AI lhifiy was the attendintr pbv wek with hkson relative Gregory Sunday j sf M, and Mrs Cmnm K J Mrs Evelyn Nash and children of Tht Walter rhtrk home on Futnatn Sunday in Dexter at the hie Longview Texas, ave vsitinp at the St f,rbt Hvo Tuesday niht in ,he Mis, Mararet Widmoy M g Lynn Hendee home basement fjom the rlectrieal wiring inji fw days with Nf,n,1H M Mrs Alice Mauk and two children Tho loCJ ln Ut eMtinuishcd the MrLuras i ,i1 of Howell were Sunday evening puost ffro lftrr an nou,,i work I jjmmy Jarvis of Assump ion g of Ona Campbell and wife I Mr nnd Mrs Ross Read left for egc, Out, is spending the hoiua Miss Jane Wittwer of the Tomp Stl tsburjr, Florida, Monday to here i kins school, Jackson is spending the sponil a roP of months Thoiij Miss Josephine Kckeit, local holidays at the Louis Coyle home noUos ihc Mios ofen and Janet cher, is sprnding the riohdays at nm , Mr and Mrs WC AtLee attended Foldp, ar0 Seated there h the card party at the Glenn Rorton M, Jaup Miller Vishor and r home at Silver Lake, Hamburgtwp Wfpks 0,d daughter have Joined Tt Sunday Gordon Fisher at Foil Smith I First National j Bank IN HOWELL 5 UNDER FEDERAL SUPERVISION Member federal Deposit Ins S uranc Corporation Alldepoa g its Insured up to 5,000 or each S Depositor S Ark Mr and LMrs Louis Stackahle of ,Shr ,V a randdaughter of WC Tlen Detroit Ojre spending the week it their farm, west of town dee Sunday callers at tht Little Miss Johnny Read spent sev r AI ,1 i L eral days last week ford Sunday guests of Mrs Etta Bland J were Mrs Lessie Farrington and Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham were M J Hohl of Garden City, calle Franc Harrington of Tenn , tewL lt the Winston Bauhn home SalurH M Helen Bland of Chelsea in Ai Arbor Friday J Vcrnon Fsh of Rraddork enn MrT Cora White and Mrs Ra ,day , at Fish home Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson His fatner Fred viiited at theltfm Shehah home one Ktlllenberger wee in Howell Tues Mr and Mra Aaher Wylie and Mr and Mrs James Rouse were in Lan K y jfl weefc 11 tt OA Mrv Jane Garth Meyer and Don Griffith, Gil The Misses Betty and Mary Jane ,, j Gallagher are visiting relatives in Ste I bert Bailey, Jack Hames, Maynard ie Erdley Van jcral oays ljist xvek wi,h h grand Sickle home were Paul Tennant of Parer w Mr and MrsRos Read nhile Detroit and Marshall Atkins of Mil hfr Porftntf Mr Mrv Rnri FJ J wcr movincr from Pittsburg, IVnn to Pieasaht Ridgo, Mich Machinery is heing installed in 1he Shirey garage here and work wTTT start on war material The factory will bo known as the Pincknrv pro ducts Co James Shirey jr of JarnVon ,,,, Me i T Wetwood vho held Sunlyfr hr ,n 1 b, fom Great a Xina party Harry who Va home f Naval Sitatioii 5 Clyde i1cer brought in a clippiri S lat week taken from tho iinckte 5j Dispatch of the Central Dead Sock S Arlv Who rlasCtthwMwives awih, fastrtst dnad stock seiyice in Mich 5 Theflipping wa,s published in a Khr S ida papr i 5 Claire, Michigan Clark, Bob CarrDenise jLedwidge Pvt Roy Wright of Otwiriii MuTiel fd are 7fkine at Mly hnrbly dUchar from the Eleclnomc, factory atDexUr Fish, returned to Braddock with him for a visit Tbe body of the infant daughter who died at birth of Capt and Mrs is associated with his father in tho I TlP following people from out of g company I town attended the funeral of Mr, jg Mr and Mrs Roy Ti ntrKini p I Mane Cam here Thursday Krnt tendod the veddinjr of his nemVw, Can Mrf and Mrs Donald Oirr Tt Max Dillingham of Lansinc I and Mrs Francis Carr and d ui,hMiss Marjraret Hall at Owosso M F i ,vr Helen, the lyfisses Jani anl IS Lucius Wilson jr will be brought here from Fort Monroe Va for bur u, t i A , ,,, s ,, I enweh last woek Sun He Was ,nJ Htty Carr, Gene and hrwin Mann S , la tnis week i fhr R 0 Tc ,jmI s sffonfd R, F , of Detroit, Mrs Doris Zinn, Don g I ,v pf Va Zinn and father of Battle Cick, Mrjg army isworkihg at the Ford bomber Sunday guests of ftjrand Mrs Dale the r christnTas mner Sat Those pr, A COUNTY OFFICER S and Mrs JamM Gropn Mr al Mrs1 plant and living on a flarm near, Millci Roberta Shirley, were Mr nt wJre apt and vanWinkel of Insing and Mr, I 5 t Hi wife whom he marrii Mrs Leoa,d 1 and fam,y,Mr t Wh eetd ehain aid all or 1 I months agowas formerly Avis, Roy Wright and Mrs Ardith Hallo J officers reelected but Roy FJWorth 1 Vern Powers and ,on tree in the lobby of the bank 2 Wed like to shake hand and S S with each one a marry Chrin S mat personally 1 aiaca ih A not practical, wa era taking 5 this opportunity to extend Hoi iday greetings to each and every g one of you from all of ua at the bank KEEP BUYING WAR BONDS RECUARLY AND DEFOttf THEM FOR SAFEICWFWC WITH THIS BANK tlUnadOhu way and Mist Mcrion Shirley i Arbor who was replaced by Edward White F limond of Royal 0ak ofj Deerfield, litiiminimiiniiHiPui3v K L C ftf My m ,KV ivr it1 f i 4 1 18 WeWtW D2,1S43 i H I First lege THE MICHIGAN MIRROR Want Ads Gi ve Useful Gifts in Hardwar This Christmas in the Upper Peninsula ha escaped a decline in war time population iee will have Xroas dinner with few ration point worries and with much to be thankful or The early spring 1 s u viu were flowed by a good w Rev JM McHttcaa Live8tock and poultry are plentiful, even if adequate teed is mm WAITED Used Christmas trees Leave them in my yard Hock wood, Lynn Hendeo anted to Hire Wood cutters Lynn Head, FOR SALEA Victrola Dorothy DeBanr, Pinakney FAI WXKft2b7Cash buyers for farms, cottage or Lake proper 3 ties Call or write LH Craodall, Si 112 Bute st Howell, Phone office becoming a serious problem If there is an abundance of food at the Christmas table of our 400, 000 Michigan men in military service then Michigan owes thanks to the perseverance and determination of the termers and their families Crops were harvested this year literally by ThePbetay Saltan Ray M Pal ry, M Of He Hoars 240 te 4t00 P M 700 te 9t00 R M I J J HERBS 1ft 107 stGeeWtNe HewelL Qty, Ust Yew ei7 I 5l FOR SALE Hard coal burning stov W C LaPrad, Box 10 Box 108 t FOR SALE Live and dressed rabbits Frank Plasko FOR SALE JUsco 16 percent Daily women and children adult farm hands instead, of by ILAVEY HARDWARE I UHlllllllMllltllllllllllllllllllltllllHIIIIIHllHIUIIIIItllllttlllllllllllllllllUllltKMIIIIli e CARD OF THANKS To all of my good friends and neighbors 1 wi3h to thank you Ir the Beautiful Flowers, Lovely cards Anxious calls and generous gifts during my recent illness Nellie E Gardner FOR SALE 20 White Rock pullets five months old 125 each Also fresh eggs Phone 13F21 i Also Poultry, Hog Hair, Cap dog, and rabbit feed We will deliver 3 0 bags or more Make cmr tioro you feed headquarters We carry a com plete line Place your order now fc spring baby chicks Squire Hatchery, 218 So Mich, ave, HowelL FOR SALE OR EXCHANGEA Fine Wool Ram, 18 months old Phillip Sprout, Phone 10F11 FOR SALERock broilers, 3 to 51bs unk8 the ltrgy of war profiteerintr P VanSUmbrook is stopped the workers morale will FOfe SALEStrictly fresh eggs at all bte seriously affected Quotations times Mrs Percy Ellis, phone 78F11 j from a labor resolution WANTED To buy coon, opossum, The Bureau of Labor Statistics has muskrat carcasses in season Also chi warned that in the postwar period The breech between farm and labor has widened Class and sectional interests are dominant The American Farm Bureau federation for example, has just criticized the gov ernment for paying excessive wages for war plant construction and operation and thus setting into motion a wage inflation for city workers, same of whom were drained from farms Such typifies the feeling of many Michigan farmers Michigan vrking men in war plants are restless, too There are demands for increased wages to offset the rapid rise in the cost of living, and demands that G R MeCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 Hi H Nfrehtgan Telephones Offics, 220 Rntlewn, 12S Erasing A by ApalsjtaMet Howell, ROOFING SWING, a4 AfBESTOI SHlNttJU All Workimsilb Qgawaa WlUJAMDAfil 123 Norsk HowelL CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Pheae 19F12 Neh PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PRONE T1FU Pinckney Mtenlgaa MART4N J LAVAN jit Brighton, Mtobjge Vi LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pheae MF riackney, Michigan VanWuikie Don W VanWinUe Onarlee K VtmWinU Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Hawaii, Miekigar P H Swarthout Sen FUNERAL HOME Modern Banifeneat Ambulance Service Fkoao 3 Pinckney, Michlg WINS FIRST HOME GAME I and you will find beneath it a living , , v, A, wisplender, woven of love, by wisdom The Pinckney hgh school basket welcome it,grasP it and ball team wo their first home game thecAngel8 hmd that Thursday night from Dexter 36 toi 35 The game was close all the way, being tied 13 to 13 at the half In brings it to you Ferything we call a trial, a sorrow, or a duty believe me that Angels hand is there the ctaens, ducks and tisHceyi Ralph Michigan would have six exervice tne second half Pinckney pulled away ,, , Hadley, Gregory Michigan men for every ten persons employed from their opponents and at one time glft s wd to of an WANIJKp 20 shocks of corn, will WILL UELIVER3 to 6 cords of slab in 1940, or a surplus of 60 per cent had an eight point lead In the CIOB presenCe Uur JOy wood Phone Thureson Lumber Co on the 194n basis What is t0 become J jn8 mihutes of the game Dexter ral , content of the war workers He would like lied and tied the score With but sec fhey t0 COnceal DlVmer glfts nitles, pells to krow What is to becomeof the 0nds to go Gus Ledwidge got a foul Phont 42 states new citizens, migrants fro, snot which hemade good and gave haul Phont W Morgan, 13F21 FOR SALE White MARR1TE LICENSEES Rock cockerals James Tincher Phone Howell 844 WAN TEDRawf urs, Highest Market Prices Lucius J Doyle, FOR SA1EJ The fallowing marriage licenses were issued at the office of the coun ty clerk last week Fred Norton, 51 Brighton, Jewell Lawrence, 3R, Biighton Rhodes Walters, 27 South Lyon Vera Foote, 19, Milford Otis Gould 68, Howell, Janice Sartwell, 53, How ell Harry Reade 58, Fowlerville Ar ma Sweeten, 50, Fowlerville Sheri dan Rose, 35, Howell, Lillian Hartwig, 38 Howell Block wood Ralph Hall FOR SALE 1 Circulating coal stove, new grates Earl Schroeder, Route 2, Pinckney FOR SALE Jewel Range Also ircilating heating st v rind diuin1 Lucine FOR SALE new boys suits size 18, like MTEK Aron room extension table with them joys They, j Life in s0 full of meaning and pur pose so full of beautybeneath its , covering that you will find earth but Pinckney other states who wee attracted hero Pinckney the winning margin doakg your Heaven Courage then, to by high wages Will they go on rel Sinjer high Ker in tne Chelsea daim it that i aU But courage you ief or return to their former homesV game with 14 point8 again Jed the have and , thAt we are General Motors corporation hs t 8CorfeM with u He went out r PUgriini together, wending through announced its postwar master plan fouljJ eary in the jagt quatct i,imb LrnJtnown C0Untry whereby approximately SfiOQ millions , Haines 6 Ledwidge 4,, Aachen 2 And so, at this time I greet you will be spent for reconversion of war m Meyer 3 For Dexter La,iosa got Not quite M worl sendg greet plants, techniloMcal improvement 9 Allemendinger 7, Thompson 6, Mo with power Wielcomeitgrasp it and M ins FOR SALE Jerman shepherd malo up Will hold for Christmas Per fect temperament and good with children Wairuth Kennels, 1112u McCabe Road, Green Oak township sei FOP SALE Rlacktop Rams, John L DONOHUE 1 Mi N and 1 Mi E off Gregory FOR PALENo 18 Rowid Oak heat ing stove, bums wood or coal Bert Hicks and retooling for new cars This is ser 7 Clark 2 based on an expectation of an annual national income of 100 billions in ny Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tha United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES stead of 7o billions prior to the war At Lansing the state administrat ion Gov Kelly and other elected stats officials have watched the I steady growth of the state surplus which it is estimated will reach 5tk millions by July 1 The productive I 3 pet cent sales tax, abetted by an unwelcome price inflation, is creating a needed postwar reserve fund The state legislature will meet in special session, probably around Feb 1, to consider specific fiscal and Watlegislation By then the atmosphere should be cleared of the recent confusion surrounding the grand jury i investigation Judge Leland W Carr is running the show, for a grand jury 1 inquiry is strictly a judicial respon i 1 ability I Haines F Meyer F Ledwidge C Singer G Aschenbrenner Lamb G Mosher Field goals Singer 5, Lamb, 4, Haines, 2, Meyer 1, Ledwidge 1, As chenbrenner 1, Thompson 2, Clarkl, Allemendinger, 3, LaRosa 4tocher 3 Foul goals Meyer 1, Aschen 1, Sin with the prayer that for you now pxUriand forever, the day breaks and the Thompson Shadows flee away Clark 1 Taken from, the writings of Fra Magt Giovanni AD 1518 LaRosa CANADAS ICE MURDER SOLVED BUT STILL A MYSTERY Legislative leaders are cooperating pjv,, , 7 l with administrative leaders i seek 7 7 Jack Rid White mans justice amazes Eskimoa, especially legal procedure when a family affair like murder if eon mitted which is why the frozen body 1 T u i ri o AIIT I hody of a murdered jffikimo remaini gr 1, Lamb, 1, Thompson 2, All em , FT T t, wru wi embalmed in ide waiting for next endinger 1, LaRosa 1, Mosher l,Fouls, u, , i n T 0 M u, summer when thawed out justice may Pinckney 11, Dexter 8 Ref Hulce ,, Jt irt L nMiiMJhiw ,A K ulce lts curs but probably wont, in the prelimiBaJry conntst the , , , , Pimtoy rerve7m with many R,d, th mA Th , freshmen in the linaup 1M te tb, W 7 th8 Sunday 6 Dexter reserves 32 to 24 The visitors 9 ,he DMr,,,t Sund Tirohad too much basket shootin ability and were ahead from the start of the game Pat Jeffreys was high scorer Ing to avoid a wartime feast of the j 50 million fund A longrange plan ning program may be approved, per , mitting priority on needed improve meats during the post war period 6, Hollis Amburgey roc, 4, and Arron Young, 2 Jeffreys Burns Reid Nationally, 1943 has brought comj Yousig plete agreement among the Allies that 1944 will see fullfledged invasl ions of Europe and attempts a I n Vnockou blow against Geirmary Fighting in the Pacific has been of the perimeter character, at the outer fringe of Japans new empire, Christmas will be observed by Mich, with the conviction that while the worst days are ahead, victory is assured We are already thinking ahead to the winning of the peace That is a good omen Amburgey Clark Doolittle Shirey Darrow Koch Howe F F F C C G G G G G i 4, Ronnie Dar Shirey 3, Dick Bauer Kqpe Devlin Hammond Kenny Evenger Well Bailey Rows Steptoe EstanHae4 kM Incorporate IBIS McPherson State Bank THE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OF MCPHERSON STATE BANK CONSERVATION NOTRS A XMAS GREBT,NG TO Htmn dMirinB quirrels on their l our Mm Jh nthf jMds should 1MB from cutting LwY1 1 V iTT v 4 , but there ls nch very much that, ak the best dens Field goals Jeffrey 8, Reid 8 Young 1, Amburgey 2 Shirey 1, Darrow 2, Bauer 6, Deflin 3, Hammond 2, Evenger 2, Wall 1, Foul goals Jeffrey 1, Shirey 1, Devlin I, Evenger I, OF THE CITY OF HOWELL 1XT Ref Hulce , END THEIR H RTY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOS HAFPY NEW YEAR OUR CHRUTMAS GREETING TO YOU There flisihmftpping paties are now surveying the inland lakes of Living ston and Oakland, Hillsdale, Leelan eau and Charleviom county So far 100 lakes have been mapped Tie first 11 months of 1043 show M a drop of but 129 per cent in hunting license revenues Mr and Mrs Clare Miller were call ad te Detroii Monday by the sudden death of her mother, Mrs Henry j No Heaven can come to us unless our hearts find rest in it today Take Heaven So Peace lies in the future which ft not hidden in this, present Httte instant Take PEACE The loom of the world is but a shadow Behind it yet within our reach is joy There is radiance and glory in the darkness could we but see and to see, we have only to look I beeeeeh you to look Live is so generous a giver, but we, judging its gifts by their cover ing, east them away 1 or heavy or hard Ramon e ffti 41 m Vi NcPftenn State Ian V O rti 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 December 22, 1943 Description An account of the resource December 22, 1943 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 1943-12-22 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f723b22014874c3510328d99fa598486.pdf 0e308b8cad6210c398470642e77ac688 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i f V Pinckney, tiTUtftttm Count, MKoigas Wednesday Dec 29 1943 Local Interest War News No 52 Let Servicemen Have the Lines G irutmas i nd Items Confrlf Boy Who Are in the Service of Their Country The text draft call from this county is on Jan 8th Loren Meabon has enlisted in Uu ship repair division of the LiS Nav and has been classified aa a 3rd dai machinest The, plumbing, carpenter, and welders division has sufficient men there and are clojed 1ov e st ments untiil furthur notice Capt Lucius Wilson cf Fort Mou roe, Va, PFC Donn Widnvyc oi Kessler Field, Miss and BOD out of Ft Lauderdale Florida are hmo on Xmas furloughs We are requested by Pvt Marcian Ledwidge of Ft Kansas to thank the ladies of Pinckney for the Xmas pac kage he received from them He statehis brother Kevin, who is guarding a concentration camp in Oklahoma recently spent the week end with him Ellsworth Kirtland of Scott Field,III and Welton Chamberlain of Fort Jackson, SC also wish to thank the ladies for Xmas boxes received Cterald Kennedy wishes to thank th Pinckney ladies for the Xmas bor re j ceived He is on his 3rd straight South Pacific Island and helping give tho Japs hell Among those who passed the physical examination at Detroit on the 15th and was inducted into the navy was Dun Lockwood, Fowlerville post master Others who pasjd were Cary Cooper and Francis Fi Richmond ot Gregory Alton Ochampaugh of Hamburp, Charles Tuthill, Green Oak Claude White Howell Miss Leonilla McClear, daughter of Leo McClear of Howell, was married j to Donald Hones 0f the US navy Sun Rev Fr Walker officiating Walter iMorrell of the naval station at Camp Endicott, Maryland, visited his brother Frank here last week PFC Edward Pennett who has been homo on furlough returned to Percy Jnne, hospital, Monday at Battle Creek Capt James Nash of Greenville Penn, was home on 24 hour leave for Xmas He in in a base hospital CO Hf expects to gt nvi seas soon Public Is Askad to Cut Long Distance Calls New Year and Leave the Lino for Use of Servictmen Program ChrUtmaa Program Given at the Vcunglove School Lt Week Mich iVlirror State News CURREN OMMEN T By Ye Editor Item of State and National Briefly Given N ev Civilians who want to do something j He Yowngluve school Dec 23 for service men during the coming at 63U Pm Mr Robert Grainger, holidays can take a tip from the Mich, teacher Bell Telephone Co and lay off non essential long distance calls The company urges Home Fronters to put aside the long distance impulse New Years eve and day, in or der that sersice men be given the right of way over the nations tele ponj network Miwi in uniform me expected to flock to telephom s all over the country during ih two days t0 get in touch with the folka back home It isnt that service mens calls will not be put through as rapidly as poisbk On the contrary, tho Be J System has more than 3ut telephone centers at military and naval est CATHOLIC CHURCH Jtev Francis Marpa St Mary church, Jan 1, 1U4A Friday Dec 31, the Novenu devot tar Spangled Banner Everyone ions and Holy hour from 74 to A Xmas Welcome Bill Hilt It is the intention thai aJl vis A Greeting Rosina Hill , the sacraments on New Yearske, in Jingle Bells School Children thanksgiving for blessings of the past Betty Lee Charlo Geirhean year, and in petition for peace, am All Dressed Up Cherrie Gudith Uhe blessings of the new year My Speech Bobby Piuirmer, Sat Jan 1 is a Holy Day of Ob shoes other Jhut a Little Boy Ken Gearheart ligation and the Efest I Can Do Reace Judith Song Silent Night Children Chrhtmas Vacation Dick Gates Glory of the Star Betty Rushlow Spirit of What we do E Plummer WH1 you Shane Shirley Plummer, Im Worried Bob Ryan The Best Day Dorothy Bowman ISO quarters, railroad Anchors Awigh The Difference Welcome Night Virgiuan Gearheart 1 Girls octave of the feast of Xmas Masses are 9 and 12 Sunday Jan 2 s tl imlV the Feast of the Holy Nairn Masse are aj and 12 It is communion Sunday for the Altar Society and the Women of the parish Catechism Classes for all children are after Mass Sun and Instructions in Preparation for the sacraments It was lite DtMi, ui times, it waI ihe worst of times it was ihe age of wisdom, it was tin age of foolishness, It war tile epoch of belief, il was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season ot darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter ol despair, we had everything before us, we hud nothing befon us, we verc all goiinto Heaven, ue weic all going tin op posite way i short, the period vvaM ,, ,,,, to the army Pinckney with 0 fa like the present period, thnUbut a small oral population has haJ authorities in neurl 2iu of the b i The passing year has been like no other preceeding year It has been a year of high wages and scarcity Those employed in the war factories i haw found a scarcity of manufact ured domestic goods Automobiles hae diaiVf,i d jjom the market exo pt old uv Iy, 1, meat, etc are rationed and such thing such jiv r 1, , , cream, hardware n , ,t, lt be as there is n l o go iuound There is ilor ciiriy due to the drain , employable men into the fact ones, and the drafting of thousands gooi LlCl Merrill Gearheart j The Now FVC 14 are Marines Hymn Children p,aieu on tne Table to the entrance This Year Joe DePrema IMeasr ablidimtnts, stations, and the like where operator attendants are on hand to expedite their calls Its simply a matter, Che This Year Joe DePremaIMeasr look for ours Jan company points out, of the capacity jp,ay ,rattie Discovers a Xmas Intentions in the Holv Mass Jan of the long distance network during I Mrs Dom Rickle 1 t fol thp ,ate m John Hanis un wartime when materials are unobtain Mr,, Peter Quipgle shirev at t0l the Ulte LiIian McLain Mon able to expand facilities If civilians, Rjmon At j Jan 3 for Merfyn Mc We, refrain fttom using long distance, ser , , , t, ,,, , , Mr Freeman Emory an th tth special intention to our vice men have a better chance of , , theii calls being completed , P Judson Merrill lady of Victory The Masses this week Incidentally, the company suggests Mattie Kven are f the 0ctttVie f XmaS the fast that calls involving seryice men orig j Therms A Star Spangled Banno of St John, The Holy Innocents, M, inate with them rather than with the Wsvmcr Somewhere j tyrs, St Thomas of Canterbury, and family back home It takes to0 long Christmas Star j the MOth Mass of Christmas Octave to locate the men in camps Goodhy Gonrprp Bnwnw st of st Sylvester, Pope and the Civilians who must use long dis Santa Clause Mass said for all parishoners some oJ i t iioiicM isltd on iiv h i 11, ieeiel, tor or for evil, in tin superlative d of comparison only When were these words written No, guess again Possessing all the timeliness of JIM4 tfiv were written iM IMnO liv Charles J nkens The words form Die initial paragraph of licJceTrsgralest work, Tale of Tw Cities, a toi of j the prench revolution 70 years ear lier Approaching events of history asi their shadow ahead On the basis oT current information, we predict for 144 H s that things nu are hetteiv BUSINESS Another boom vear I will he tance are asked not to do so between i 7 and 10 at night when most service j FAW1 HOUSE BURT calls are placed They are als0 urged The farm house on the farm kn,V f ,,r bnys to call by telephone number, when as tho Frei Lake farm or Culey farm possible to save the operator time The late Mas on New Years Day offewd with in service east of Portage Lake burned to the , , , , A , GOSFKI hllSSION Last year, nearly 3o0o0, long dis rouni Xmas eve around DU0 pm i Mnnonita tance calls were placed in Michigan, The pinckney fire dept was called j rintendft aiartln rey history Dut got there too late The farm is Sunday rhoM an alltime record Should The curve of the industrial index is climbing higher It makes the pre war years look like the first steps of a tall ladder Hack in 112 when they say we had prosperity, the peace time record was ,K billions Th imatod sale total for HMi is i billions, and the experts insist th it hign r price in 1U4 should boost fesb dizzy sum to around o billions Allieng as Jermany holds out, Am jlrcan arms produ7 ion generalK msst continue at high level FARM IXCOMErish farm income miLjifS s expected t0 rise a to 10 percent in intention foi repea itself this year, the company ii fefrful that many service men will have difficulty getting their calls through Uorship Service 1100 70 LOCAL NEWS owned by Andrew Clubb, Detroit ar chitect and was being operated by his r V IVope Meetine son Bruce However he was not there , Pmvrr SenVe We having gone to Detroit to spend j Xmas with his folks The origin 0f WAlCH IN1U i the fire is now known 7QO Mr and Mrs Louis Covle ,pnt Sunday in Oceola Dr Hollis Sigler has been in bed for a week with the flu Miss Jennie Knapp is spending the holidays with friends in Tecumseh John McDonald of lialtinioie is visiting his family at Pettysville ho dw y do from gloomy Sicily Mr and Mrs Loren Meabon spent Tho weather is very chungableJieieiCmas with Mr Mrs George Mea SOLDIER LETTER Sicily, Dec iJ, HM, Dea Paul and Uie Pinckney homt Foils Here 1 am again witn another bu today the skies are cieur and it looks like its going to be a nice day 1 wish to thank the Pinckney people io the Xmas package they sent me it was a nice help How is Pinckney boa Sr Westlev Reader and Peach Palmer 1 ANNUAL MEETING i i 1 no Annual meeting of the Living 1 ston County Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at tho Court House in the City of Howell on Tues January 4th, 1144 at1,40 PM fast I time for the purpose of electing Dir ootors and the transaction of any other business which may come be i fore said meeting OH Holmes, secretary i here will uc a ualui nigio pici scr ice at the noine uf ihe pasior on 1 Iiuay evening, DeceiiiOi Ui I Come and spend an oveiung ot leil owship and prayer We wli e tlii servict instead oi the regular evening iseviiee Wed A buncsivS meeting j in winch churH and Suiuiay schooi i financial repoits will he ,ni IItod j If you know the value J44 foi anothni new record Yet the sale of Mods to farmers may dcline ise Far lecuiiHilating suiplus earnlin post war period They due to shortage of merchan I mers a n i ings leay buyer of onsiimer goods refrigerators, etc it nation ean Watch for ind boom Its alreadv on the taken into lthe armed mr The labor shortage i especiall felt at Xmas time a lf niiil s not going through rnrnp lv and freiglit shimentsfre week lat especially coal whi i tTTig niuch uhfiing in sonve places How,Vfi tlst ire war conditions and w will hae to shoulder our share of its hardships and we shoiild bear in mind ay get wrse hefore they Few ioubt hut that whemyiMion Ftirope is just ahead and that the final phase of the war is about to start Premier Churv lil ai lVs Roost veil have intimated as much and there has been a stealy stream of M t ice men from the training camp in this company to embarkat ion ports Where the invasion will be i of course anybodys guess but it may he Jrance because by striking thii the Allie will be able to get at the heut of the Axis nations Tunis, Africa, Libya Sicily and Italy were important in cutting the Nazi siipph lines but by no stretch of the imagination could they be classed as deceive battle The people are warned it expect big casuality lists when the impending European invasion starts as ihe Nazi are well intrenched fight hard ano wil j will be j durable when th a fa j rr way, IWASIOX The big channel invasion is likely to take place between April airfl rune The Ralkans invasion, probably a diversionary thrust, liiiiv come San e as ever 1 suppose 1 have a good Paulson spent Friday evening spent the past week with the formers j REGULAR COMMUNICATION parents in Oak Grove j Rfeular Communication of LivingRev JM McLucas and Mr Otto,st0n Lodge No 76 F AM on Tufis in i evening, Jan 4 There will be two Howell on business j fit derees conferred Refreshments Ley Merritt remarks in the County wjU be sened foIlowlng depree Wfvrk ot of shuts just back , start the new year right by attendiTlu Press that a from the laundry are now out of I 0dg P W Curlett, See to sleep until 1 wrote you a Jet I want to ask you an importaut ijues tion I met a girl over here and her name fs same as mine, Anna Lafata 1 dunt think she is a very close relative but she wants to get married in a big way and here 1 am puzzled and dont know what to do My fri ends here all advise me to wait until after the war and then get married gal tirvj here 1 go over to the Keti Cross on a pass, see a show and eat coffee and cake, very nice there 1 received three letters from you Why dont you send me some pictures of Pin iknov and the people I just got off MJ Reason and family entertained j RATION CALENDER gi ard duty and did not want to go for Sunda dinney, Gerald Reason j family and Mr and Mrs Jack Reason GASStamp A9 good fxr and daughter lon through Jan 21, 144 Mrs Erma Lewis entertained Sun SLGAR Stamp 29 in Book 4 good fo dinner Mrs FE Hollis and dau Uo 5 lbs ghter of Hamburg, and Mrs John Processed Fotds Green stamps Chambers and family ID, E and F good through Jan 20 Mrs John Chambers and family, Meats, Cheese, Stamps L,M,N1 Mrs Frma Lewis and family were Q good now all expire Jan 1 R Xmas dinner guests of M and Mrs valid Dec 2b expires Jan 29 Henry Johnson Shoes, Stamp 18 in Book 1 and N0 Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs I 1 airplane stamp in Book 3 good for earlier, gasoline motorist nvasion ret rid ionCasualit v for the yea n you Know uie j mjlK now Ot prayer and LOVK the LORD you Amerian are cordually invited to enjoy this I service wit h us MAKR1AGE LICENSES It Thou shall confess with thy J ,,, ,1 I he following marriage mouth the Lord Jesus, and shall ,,, ieve in thy heart that God hath rused I rnvau Lr, will fny lists him from the dead, saved Romans 109 EZRA BEACHY thou shall be i ceUses Hone, liila Mc Clear, t, Howell Stanley Starkey 211 Howell Margaret Russell, li, HowSPECIAL NOTICE A Watch Night service wil held Friday Night New Years in the fomm Cougl church at I pm lubiic cordually invited be Kve I no am live on a farm SJhell make a veuy nice wife She goes to school every day and can speak English, French, Spanish, and Italian, a great kid Here is a little description of her She is about as tall as I am, blue eye and pretty dark compaction I think if you saw her you would fall in love Lots of boys in the army here art going to have a wife with them when they come back home Youll be surprised about this T have a pretty gold ring frewn her which has my name on the inside of it What do yon think about it Should I wait until the war is over Please send me I the paper and a book Ask all the pec pie to help win the war Tell them I wish them all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New YearWill see you by and by Pvt Sammle Lfata COMMUNITY CONGL Rv J M McLucas, Minister Mr Herman Widmayar, SS Supt Mr Alfred Lana, Ait SS Supt j Mr Florence Baughn Organist And Choir Director Morning Worship l0fl Sunday School l1fX Roung Peoples Meeting 7 Wed eve choir rehearsal 730 Friday evening New Years eve a Watch night service will be held nCARn F ,HANKS the church at 11 pm until midnight Special prayer will be offered for tho r widi to thank the Imckn young men and young women of Fire dept, our neighbors and friendthe service It is hoped that a largo I who assited u in saving our home Lucius Wilson sr were Capt and 1i pa each until furthhr notice number of people will spent the last j last Tuesday night Your kindncMrs Lucius Wilson jr of Fort Mon1 Tires Next inspections dueA b0ok J few minutes of the old year and thewill always he remembered roe, Va and Mr and Mrs Charles vehicles by March Si Bs by Feb i opening monents of the New year in Mr and Mr Walter L Clark fam Special prayer will he offered for the men in service Let Us conclude the closing moments of the old year, and tin opening moments of the new year in Worship to Codj Pogur of Detroit 12fc Cs by Feb 29 commercial veVlprayei and worshipThe Public Christmas guests of Rev and Mrs niIes ever 6 months or every 5,000 1 cordually invited to this service JJM McLucas and family were, Mrs nii,es whichever is first Sunday Morning Jan 2 the farra Pauline Amo, Miss Kate Append Fuel 0il priod 1 coupons goodtmentof Holy communion wi erimer of Ann Arbor and Mr Otto i through Jan 3 Period 2 coupons thr minixtered at 1000 Paulson of Pinckney jough Feb 7 Period 3 coupons thrMJSJ lice Gearhart of HowelLMisouh Wcb IS all have value of 10 ill be ad Iffubell Nash of Ann Arbvt ond Capt Jtries Nash and family were Xmas cuests guests of Mr and Mrs Mark Nuah and Mr and Mrs WJ NashMr and Mrs Frank Johnson entertained their family for Xmas dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Johnson and family of Brighton, Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson from Battle Crek Mr and Mrs Waldo Ttus gallons ftor each unit All changeDALL DARROW The funeral of Dale harrow 2m son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Harrow of Mil ford who,, died Sunday was held Monday evening Jan 3 family nite j hr Tues afternoon at the Swarth Pot luck rupper 700 bring your own out Funeral Home, Rev JMMcLucas dishes Table comm Miss Hazel j officiating Surviving re his oaients making coupons and reserve coupons j Chambers Mrs Bonnie Henry, and d Inother 1 aid luria wa good throughooie the year Mrs tferman Widmayer Program, m Pinckney crmeuny r Ruth McLucas and Miss Pessie war1 comm Mrs Eloyse Campbell, Mrs APPRECIATION C W Hooker nd famiiy of Ann gwartnout4 Wp ish t0 express our appreria Arbor and Mrs Viola Pettys WP 0m ard enjoy famiy niKht with tion ff nhbors and friends for the Chrfttmaa guests o Mr and Mr i,, anA fn A Kartv wel i any acts of kindness dining the sick IVrt Hooker ami family of Linden Mr and Ms Barn to Mr and Mrs Lyle Cone of j Albert Johnson and son from Howell Grejory on Dec 20 a baby M and Mrs Henry Johnson Christmas guests of Mr and Mrsw us Louiv Coyle were Mrs Ella Stapish k Clarence Stapish and family of Chel saaMl3s Eva Melvin and Eddie Drott fellowship and, fun A hearty wel1 came is extended to all who worship lJ11 ih Mother, espec ially Howe wish to thank tho Piiifk ney telephone operato sfor their untiring efforts in1service State HihwaN Comm Ziegler goes meriil on with hiT wrecking of the state high dept one of the most efficient organizations this state has eer had Last week he sold the eui pmeni and garages of the state highway dept in lie counties t,j counties and villages for a small part of its cot some 1,50 This was in tlie counties of Roscommon, irand Trierc, Clare, Muskegon ,nd Iosco jln tin e counties the state highway dept will disappear and the s,tate roads will be cared for by the county I road commission Ly means of the j ,tate highway dept the Democrats wore able to build a machine and elect three governors and three state highway coins, lv turning the roads , over to tho county road commissionI ers this can be prevented A tht coiihty road arc mostly1 all L iVi in i 1 im fviian arc not much on talk but the are on action Last week they tried 1 tierman officials and 1 Km11 renegade lor causing mass ecutions of liitssiais in part of Kusia taken by the Cermans and nice re aptured b Jiussaia All were found guilty by ourt marshal and exec uted iicat Lritian and the UiS have stated that they will do likewise but we doubt it If they could get the culprits now while passions were hot Mich executions might take place but after the war passions will have cool ed nd there will he a dispo ithm o forgive and forget Such threat, woe made ducing thp civil war b1 as nr a we know Capt Henrv Wirtz co niander of Andersonville prison who made a specialty of starving prisoners to death was the only one executed During the Spanish war threats were made to execute Cen Weyler, the Spanish genPiul who herded Cubians into concentration camps and starved them to death but it never came off For this reason we do not expect any mass executions of German high offic ials and we are of the opinion that both Hitler and Mussolino will pass into the worlH of forgotten men in the same manner as Kaiser Wilhelm did after World War I i IMr and Mrs John Burg and sons spent Xmas at Saline Mrs Stanley Dinkel spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Children of Mrs Nannia Larkens Broan in Stockbridge j A fcS 3 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday Dec 29 1943 TT1 ISylvan Theatre CHELSEA MICtt THE AVON THEATER SteeUbrMt Mich Featherly of Mt Pleasant came Fri to visit their cousin,Thomas Featherly NOTES of 25 YEARS AGO Jchn Wylie died suddenly at his Fri, Sat, Doc 31, Jan 1 Fri, Sat, Doc 31 f J 1 FRONTIER BADMEN An Outdoor Drama Starring ROBERT PAIGE, ANNE GWYNNE, NOAH BERRYf ANDY DEV1NE, LEO CARR1LLO and D1ANNA BARRYMORE Cartoon La teat Nv Attend Our Gala New Year Eve Midnight Show 4THE HEATS ON A Musical Comedy MAE WEST, XAVIER CUGAT Or chetr, VICTOR MOORE, HAZEL SCOTT, WILLIAM GAXTON Notae Makers for Everyone Door Open at 1130 All Seat 55c i with tax included Sunday AQQirwMiTKrr IKI ODITV in comny with Mr nd AddlUiiiVlCIM 1 1W 1SKII I rs Feathery they spent the day iANy with Mr and Mrs Charles M RoraA Commando Tkrllor Starring I b j Ann ArhXi Mr and Mrs PIERRE A UMONTS US AN PETERS and Mrs Featherly, returning home f town Qn Jan L He wag the son of Hugh Wylie and was born Jan 3, 1876 He leaves his wine, four of withOur Gang Comedy Memori Australia, NEW YEARS EVE SECIAL MID NIGHT SHOW 1200 p for 30c FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 it Fred Shuart of Dixboro were also , guestb of Mr Rorobaches REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN The pallbearers for the John LVloore funeral were George Stouts mAU Seat vViiiuan btfieiier, Frank rJuckalew Wayne d Jury, James Featherly Lesiti Sftarpe Internment was in smalt children, three sisters and four brothers He was a member of the Pinckney Masonic lodge, OES, AO OG and the HolsteinFriesian Cattle Assoc The funeral was held Sat Rev Gillett officiating The home of Mr and Mrs Bert Daller in Wiest Hamburg, 2 miles west of Pinckney burned to the ground Wed The fire was discovered by Guy Blair, a neighbor Hamburg cemetary M lhe u,ited Klrw Xmas service, ni, issue cconUlM tw0 soldier ,e j LUPE VMI HXTV, ZZ Sl aUl B4,, 4 St Bteph,t om Lester lirenmKslall , ,1 r 1 MVCHEl DUANE JnSur h at kI , Clare Reason, both in Pance with th witn a wmwiy and Cartoon and Friday afternoon was an enjoyable Plenty of NoUe Makers aliau The church wus beautifully liiAHfw IUUK iUCJcCi blAKS All Star Comedy with EDDIE CANTOR, HUMPHRET BO GAR T BETTE DAVIS, OLIVIA DeHAViLLAND, IDA LUPINO aod ERROL FLYNN Sunday Matinee 245 P M Wed Thur, Jan 5, 6 HENRY ALDRICH SWINGS IT A Comedy Starring JIMMY LYDON, CHARLES SMITH and MIM1 CHANDLER PJu HARRIGAN S KID A Drama Starring BOBBY READICK, FRANK CRA VEN and WILLIAM GARGAN AF F i The infant son of Mr and Mrs j 1 decorated in keeping with the Xmas Ba1 qf thU week j AW Vince, local barber, hius left including a handsome Christmas tree Sun Tuet Jan 2nd 4th Gm of a Jam Ma Mouse Meeting There were gilts for ail the children FIRST COMES COURAGEl A line caro1 selvice at Btl stehens The Story of Invaded Norway under the direciiim of Rev Lawrence Starring Pearson, rector of the church was MERLE OBERON, BRIANE AHERN held in the evening Hamburg hive, Lady Maccabees I held their annual Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at IOOF hall A roast chicken dinner with all the trim , mingb was served to a large number of members Gifts were exchanged and a happy time enjoyed Following the meeting Airs Lois Borton and Mrs Tillie Christenson called on Jule A Ball an absent member taking a New Cartoon The Playful Pet Kin, of Baket Ball Co ming4Headin for God Country Swing Your Partner4 Guacho Ser erade and Tahiti Honey UAMBlRft The Lakeland Crcle of Kings Iau , ghlers held its annual Christmas meet at IOOF hul at Hamburg Tues J me large box filled with good things t with 10 members and four guests j Mrs Arthur Smith received a nice present banquet of Xmas roses, cabled from A uotluck dinner was served follow u v somewhere m the South Pacific by son, Kussell Scmith Russell has ed by the buisnes meeting with Mrs , ner ComingHi Diddle Proudly We Hail Diddile So True To Life Howell Theatre 10 Air Conditioned tax oa all ticket Thur Fr, Dee 30, 31 Relive Thoe Thrill and Chili KING KONG Starring FRAY WRAYf BRUCE CABOT and ROBERT ARMSTRONG Selected Short Subjects BIG MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEARS EVE Set, Jan I, Continuous Performance THE ADVENTURES Of A ROOKIE A New Scream Team with WALLY BROWN ALAN CARNEY Plut A Great Adventure DEERSLAYER I with JEAN PARK7R, BRUCE KELLOGG 1944 Cartoon I Glen Borton, the president presiding The meeting was opened with sing , ing Bleat be the Tie that Binds Thee and reading by Mrs Mildred Whitlock, acting as chaplain Mrs Edward Houghten the secret ary being absent, Mrs Ray Downing 1 acted as secretary pr0 tern Official and committee reports were given by Mrs Downing, Mrs Smith Martin and Mrs Harry A Lee It was voted to send 500 to Boyc Town and Starr Commonwealth Section of officers resulted as follows Mrs Jlcr, Borton, pres Mra Houghton, sec and Mrs liny Down ing, tresurer Mrs Wheeler JJUSSNJI gave u talk f The next nieetiny will be lield at IOOI Tuesday, Jan 11, 1H44 Mrs1 Mary Downing is to act as chaplain liuvio will be played The iisctit, i closed with the prayer of the order, j j Mrs LeRoy Jomes conducted a Chrhtmas guessing contest, four anst wering ail torreeuiy Mrs Harry A Lee and Mrs Mary L Homes rec eiving first and second prizes respectively I The annual meeting of the Hamb urg cemetary assoc was held at the j home of Charles Bennett Sat night , Reports were road Officers elected j were Charles Bennett, pres Wayne been in the Pacific for two years no furloughs Lieut Kenneth Houghton has returned to his duties a Battalion urned to his duties Iattloi Motor officer at Camp Kcrr, Calii after lo days furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Houghten Victor M Sharp, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Sharpe is one of a new group of selected soldiers wh0 have beer, assigned to army specializeu training Alton R Ochrrrpaugh passed his medical exam for military service left last Wed for the Great Lakes Training Station at Chicago, III Mr and Mrs Wm H Keedle have been entertaining their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Dorald Keedle, and tw0 daughters for the Xmas holiday New Years eve, beginning at 930 Miss Mary Lou Bekkering is visiting relatives in Grand Rapids Mrs Edna Reason and daughter Leota called on Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reason in Ann Arbor Sunday Mr, and Mrs John Meyer and fam secre ily, Mr and Mrs Fred Borta and farm i tary EWray Hinckley, treasurer and ily, Mr and Mrs Wm Martin and fam I Columbus Rushlow, sexton An assess iy, Mr and Mrs Lemuel Martin all ment 0f one dollar was levied for from Ypsilanti spent Sun, their Xmas 4 H Day at their parents home Mr Mr and Mra G Mead and Ranee JM John Martin for Detroit where he has a position Michael Lavey recently sold a veal cal to John Diukei for 42 It weighed 267 lbs and was 6 weeks old Porn to Frank Battle and wife cm Jan o a daughter homer Reason and Jerry Keating are working for Sam Lapham u Deal born James Smith and Cans Sykes can ght s vera large carp at Portage lake Wtdnesday, largest weighed HO lb Last week we stated that Walter Clinton was home from EnglandThis was an error as he has been in France as an aviator and is credited with 400 hoiurs in the air over the battle iints i CONSERVATION UOTR3 Complete figures for the 1142 game kill are now available These show the pheasant kill 40 percent less, rabbit fio percent less and squirrel 50 per cent less than the previous season Pheasants were 42 percent of the bag, rabbits second were 34 and and squirrel 24 This year but 19 anterless deer and 5 anterled deer were killed in Allegan county this year compared to 79 last year On Drummond Islan7tnrusyear al enough more runters were present thmv last year only 34o deer were kilied compared to 397 last year People in small towns are asked to cut their own fuel wood on shares with farmers to relieve the fuel shortage Due to labor scarcity, the fuel wood cut is said to be 50,0ir0 cord, short 20 hunters who failed to attend the OPA hearing at Grand Rapid last week have been ordered to surrender their gas ration books Jury, vioe pres Jule A Ball, Sun, Moa Tu Jan 2 3, 4 Met iun, 2 PM Coat, No Woman Could PUy Him tor a Sucker JOHN GARFIELD MAUREEN OHARA in FALLEN SPARROW with WALTER SLEZAK, PATRICIA MORRISON Movlt Cartoon New wTST OLD FRIEND IN A NEW STREAMLINE DRESS See the American Weekly, in a NEW size to read and keep, and with more features than ever before Get it with January 2 issue of the Detroit Sunday Times Among many attractions will be the opening installment of I Traded My Heart, the intimate confessions of a Cinderella anc Girl wh0 became the toast of Broad, way Get the Detroit Sunday Times 2 Jan S All Adult 17s THE 7th VICTIM with TOM CONWAY, JEAN BROOKS Plu BELA LUGOSlRIEDA INESCART In THE RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE THE OLD JUDGE SAYS M fc z TASIBS SALVE Nfi OROPS Stffr OLD CLOTHING SALVAGE Old clothing thoi, etc will be rtethrJd in Pinckney at the vacant jtott In the Maeotiic block Leave thtm in th ftore or fn the door if it it locked or notify Mr The men overseas dont mince any words bout trie way they want to find this country when they come marching home do they, Judge They certainly dont, Herband they shouldnt Theyre fS x a masterful job fghlirg over iere to p tct our rights and they have good license to expect us to protect theirs bxk here at home One tiling theyre mighty clear oa is their stand on prohibition 1 saw in the pRjvr just the other day the result ci a poll taken anions American service men in England by the British Institute of Public Opinion They asked hundreds Of men point blank how they wouid vote on prohibition 85 of thpn sikd, in unmis takable terms, that they would vote againstt There o ob w it, Herb tre mrr overt r t taken on ii sith v hi i And Uicyre 100, right, J I know how 1 felt v I t the lat war on 1 been over th e fihtinz t r thing Prohibition THE LIGHT IN THE FRUIT CELLAR Someone, perhaps Mrs Jones, went down to cjet a jar of victory garden tomatoes last evening and forgot to turn off the light It wasnt discovered until next morning washday, luckilywhen Mrs Jones started working in the basement Ordinarily a small light left burning all night wouldnt be too important But today ANY waste of electricity is serious because it wastes coalas well as transpor tation, manpower, and other critical resources That is why the Government re quests you to conserve electric power voluntarilyin home and store and office Even though electricity Is not rationed and there is no shortage in this area, conserve whenever you can, as much as you can The Detroit Edison Ccmanv ublished in cooperation TtMIBL with tl WAR PRODUCTION BOARI BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Oun is A Viudly Ewental Salvage OrganixaUon DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP according to size and condition DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 j niimiuuumii irnniiifriuuiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiuiuiiiiiHuiiitnmmmiitimuiuum f LIVE STOCK HAULING 1 i tS i vj action T nvay o, bacajv , f 4 r and GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko S PHONE 45F4 J i liiktttlumiM tflp0tSOTtJ ly CwlUlrul 6 Au i i maj ItU iiintMmiimiMiimniiimiitiai iiiitJiiiHiiiiiiiiimtimniHiiHfjji I Christmas gut 0f Mrs Francis A Robert McArto of Homthaw were John Homshaw and spent Xmaa with hii family wife of Detroit and Gorge Homshaw McArtor returned home with Jtfb t and wif and ion ojQ HowalL a viait V V K R BONO PURCHASR1 AN POSTWAR MONEY FOR IMPROVING FARM 3 CHICAGOSystematic war bont purchases by Midwest farmers not only help provide a lifesaver for American liberty, but also a hedge for the future protection of the nations greatest assetthe soil according to a statement made public here by the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Money reserves built up by bond buying right now during the present Unproved farm income period, says i be statement, mean that farmer will be strong enough in cash sav tegs to undertake necessary pro grams of land rehabilitation and soil conservation once the war is over Wartime production goala for food, for fat, for fiber, are making mighty heavy drains on the plant PINCKNY DISPATCH Wednesday, Dcv 29 1943 Oai Back The Attack Surplus lneome can heip build fu lore security Dod resource already banked la or soils This is particularly dan trous now that the supply of chemtl nitrogen must be so carefully husbanded and allocated due to shortages growing from the requirements of munition factories This war must be won by food production as much as by any other factor, but future abundance and ven peace may well depend on the fertility and productivity of our soil Thus t is necessary to furnish the earth with as much plant food as present supplies will permit Certainly, though, we must plan rathei costly future fertilization programs to return the nitrogen, phosphorus and potash which are drained from our soil under the limited use of these elements now made necessary by USD A orders The farmers present use of sut plus income will be a strong ele ment in establishing his economic walMwing later on The Senior f Ut rf vT y High School Frsit Bargain Bride f Pinckney High School Auditorium Time 8IS PM A Comedy in Three Act The Player in Order of Their Appearance Negro Women Advance As Pennsylvania Railroad Men Go to War WAR BONDS Powder Monkey On board ship and in the artillery their buddies call them powder monkeys Not disrespectful, just a personal, intimate term between friends Civilians call them gun crews During a battle the crews of powder monkeys must work like trojans bringing the ammunition to the guns, The gun may fire an anti aircraft 50 calibre shell or a broadside from the 16 inch guns of a great battle hip, but in either event the powder monkey ivust pass millions of dollars worth of ammunition to make the gun effective, and your savings in War Bonds are necessary to Supply the financial ammunition that provides the shells V S, Trtosury DtfrliH9 KEEP ON tekftfttAtttekf WITH WAR BOHDS 1 Mrs Mann P i er, houu waitress sua Ug, watches Mr,, iietta Tally set a fining cu table as Mrs Esther Terry, left, end Mrs Kva Pivter waitresses, look on Mrs Turner was promoted from waitress 2 Miss Irene Dunne, one of numerous ccl 1 ncii waitress, finds hungry customers in a Pennsylvania Railroad train i Miss Flossie Sawyer lurpecting and packing fresh pies baked in the Pennsylvania Railroad commissary kitchen at Sunnyside Yard, Long Island City 4 Mrs Jessie Sims, left, is fore man of a gang of 38 coach cleaners at Sunnyslde Yard 5 Mrs Gertrude M Whitley, promoted from station cleaner, operates an elevator in Broad Street Station, Philadelphia BONOS 0VEH AMERICA Paying tribute to its fighting men who fell on foreign fields during World War I, In diana has erected at its capital of Indianapolis this striking War Memorial Hoosier Monument Your War Memorial U S War Bonds Our dead have left their own memorials the starved and hounded people of captive Europe can do little more than hope and pray, but to free Amer icans is left the choice of their own future CHICAGOPasturethe average farmers stepchild in peace times is becoming the fairhaired family favorite now that wartime shortages of protein feeds have developed, ac cording to a statement made public here by the Middle West Soil Im provement Committee Farmers are relying more and more on pastures to meet the critical lack of proteins, the statement points out, and to provide needed, feed for livestock, poultry and dairy cattle As a result, they are appreciating the value of pasture today as never before in history Farmers are learning one important thing, too That is that pasture and legume crops require soil management, including adequate fertilization, the same as do other farm crops Good pasturage is the result of careful work and attention to the soTs fertility level For years agronomists have preached the advantage of pasture improvement Now farmers are following this advice in increasing numbers because they realize that the success or failure of a pasture crop is determined by the Since the War Food Administration has urged farmers to make apI plication at once for fertilizer from their dealers and to accept delivery dqrinff the fall and winter months, farmers planning pasture improve ment programs should act immediately presence or absence of plryrst food Farmers planning pasture improvement programs will fnd it to their advantage to order tiuir fertilizer supplies early, This is the j surest means of making certain that they will have the plant food when needed, because labor shortages at fertilizer factories, transportation tieups and scarcifcs of certain materials make lastminute deliveries an impossibility JtMMY SMITH A Ralio Contt Find llDNlE PETERSON, Apartment home maid KOSANNA BUGG, Negro Cook Afraid of bpookf,LEXTER DORNES Jimmy roomate and pal, 1RS FLORABELLE FIZBY, The Landlady, WENDY HILL, Jimmy Heart Interet OiSSlE TRENT, Rexs Ditt0 MISS OMA ORMSBY DV Aunt TUCKER TRFNT, Ciiie Widower Father MISS THOMPKINS, FrQm Silky Sud, lnc uMRS JAMES SMITH, The New Tennant, SCENE The entire action take place in the living the univerMty campu in a mjdwetrn city Ac I I ALout 3 PM jn late lummer, Act II A few moment later Act 111 One minute aftr the dote of act 11 Specialities between by High School Students GEORGE ASCHENBRENNER PATRICljA YOUNG ROBERTA McARTOR GENE LEWANDOWSK1 VIRGINIA LASZLO DOROTHY PARKE DONNA JEAN DAWOY LAUREEN KOCH HOWARD CRAM V1RGILINE STACKAWLE KATHYRN KUHN room of Jimmy and Dex topfloor apartment near Michigan Farmers Told Early Bird Gets Storm So Far as Fertilizer Supplies Are Concerned s Need for Prompt Action to Increase Wartime Crop Output Stressed CHICAGOThe old adage that the early hird gets the worm has a modern application in the present GOSH tM 6tAP Farmers who order early and store plant food in their barn will he sure of having supplies at crop seed ing time plant food situation, so fur as Michi gan farmers are concerned, ac cording to a statement of the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee In this instance, the statement points out, it will be the early pur chaser who will he sure of getting his needed fertilizer supplies for 1944 crop operations Formerly the business of ordering and shipping fertilizer was con Cooiwration Essential Every step taken now to help boost wartime crop production is a step closer to victory Fertilizer is playing a tremendous part in helping increase per acre yields of essential crops Plant food producers are doing their utmost to speed the war program by turning essential raw materials into the finished product for fertilizing he soil But they are faced with difficulties hi the form of la bor ehortages at the factory, overloaded transportation facili ties, of lack of sufficient storage space and scarcities of potash and superphosphate due to increased lendlease requirements Farmers can cooperate in easing the strain by determining at once what crops they are going 4o plant, how much fertilizer they will need and then getting in touch with their dealer supply situation is further complicated by a scarcity of potash and super phosphate and by additional lendlease requirements which arc cutting down the amount of fertilizer materials available to farmers In view of these conditions it is obvious that fertilizer tonnage for Michigan farms must move on a yearround instead of a seasonal rush basis Otherwise labor Mid material shortages at the fariiies, lack of storage space and tin clogged condition of transpoi tuton lines will create a bottleneck that cannot be broken The forwardlooking farmer who acts promptly will be certain if get ting his supplies The man who waits until the last minute faces the likelihood of getting no supplies at I1 img ana sc centrated into a rush period of three to four weeks Many formers waited until the last minute to figure out their plant foodneeds Then they contacted their dealer who had a truckman go to the factory and then deliver the fertilizer out in the field Now wartime labor shortages and transportation jams have made all this impossible The production and shipping schedules of fertilizer factories are hampered by a scarcity of workers Truck and rail sys tems are already overloaded The Wise farmers see the adntaf, of following War Food Admitistru tions advice to order fertilizer iruI mediately If you havent gotten aromvd to buyiojr a Second War Loan Bond, stop and think what it would mean to yod if our soldiers hadnt gotten round to the fight with WAR BOMBS Mrs Winifred Graves and daughter, Miss Nyra Graves of Jackson were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Busson of Howell, honoring Gerald Musson of Howell, honoring I Charlestown, SC, on a furlough Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nisbett were R Housncr and son George of Brighton, Mrs Bern ice Wylie and children of Howell at Willow Grove, Penn and Mrs Hes 4er Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Soule of Howell were Mr an Mrs Phillip Sprout Week end guests of Mrs Myrtle Craft and family were Mr and Mrs A Rogers and family of Detroit Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee and Mrs Evelyn Nash were in Detroit Sunday to take Capt James Nash to catch his train or Greenville, Penn Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer and daughter, Patricia, spent Sunday in , LansingPINCKNEY DISPATCH Weonettkn Der 1943 A Happy New Year to All Our Friends Patrons A Happy New Year To All Gutf Gas and Oils, Accessorial Geeial Auto Repair , Wrecker Service A A A Service Station Day anj Night Service vljft Charles Clark V jViwdi and Customer, We Thank You and Wish You a Happy and Prosperouj New Year i HOWELL, nerb greed M,CHICAN Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Thanking you for your patronage 0f the past year and hoping we may merit a continuation of the same Citizens Mutual Automobile HOWELL, Inf uwwwe Company mcHUXA May the New Year Shower its Countless Blowings upon you Mere Is Our Sincere Wish for the Coming Year May All Worthwhile Be Yours HiSpeod Gat and Oils, Accessories, Welding, General Auto Repair Parkers HISPEED Service E L PARKER, Prop Compliments of the Season PlNCKKCV MICM Dr Ray Cufty i A Happy New Year To All WlnkelhouseFIorat Co All Kinds of Plants and Cut Flowers, MICHIGAN HOWELL, w Health Wealth and Happiness Be Vf Your Portion During the Coming New Year GREETINGS TO ALL We Extend to All Our FriendsindPatron Best Wishes for a Happy Prosperous New Year Marvin Shrcy Phone 3, Pinckney, Mich RADIO REPAIR SERVICE 145 MiN Stree Moy the Coming Year Bring Yo I Great Joy and Prosperity STORE FOR WOMSN PEIRCES HOWELL, MICHIGAN A Happy New Year To All If There Is An yon in the Community Who Thinks He vU a Checker Plays Please Contact Me at Howell 3ThT SEASONS GREETING R N Hpusner ROM T Read Fred C Read if tf ,tf3 HOWELL, MICHIGAN lilt rtettngg Irvln J Kennedy Sheriff of Livingston County ss x Countless Blessings Upon YouHealth Wealth and Happiness Be Yours Tiiomas Read Sons Lumber, Coal, Building Supplies i 0 lWp A Happy New Year To AU SJffr ft IChas P Adams Son The Home of Hh Quality Gents Clothing end Furnishings, Shoes HOWELL, MICHIGAN ITS Gnumcn Swar thout Funeral Hone Dependable Service P H Swarthoitt Don C Swarthout S a HIP11 , Happy and Prosperous New Year To All Is Our Wish Livingston Motor Sales All Kinds of Cart Serviced and Repaired, Expert Mechanics and Fine Workmanship HOW ILL, MICHIGAN We Thank You for the Favors of the Past Year and Hope We Will Be Permitted to erve You The Coming New Year, John F Eisele AH Kinds of Body Work, Bumping, Duco Painting Etc A Happy and Prosperous New Year Accept a Hearty Wish from Us for i Richards Electric HOWELL, THE FIRESTONE STORE4 Electrical Appliances ahd Repairs MICHIGAN I, ft 9 A Happy New Year To AU GINSBURGS HOWELL, AUTO PARTS 1020 Grand River, MICHIGAN j Happy and Joyous tfew Year T0 All Livingston Collision Company AU Kinds of Body Work, Bumping, Painting Refinishing etc HOWELL, MICHIGAN Til , , f i J WCpEY DISPATCH Wednav Dec 29 1943 ULJ1 K1NCKNEY DISPATCH Gntered at poaioffice I Pinckney, Mich tecond class Letter a 1 Subscription 125 yeai vag5 2 Paid in Advance I PAUL W CURLETT PUBLISHER I LOCAL NEWS J 4 W Happy and Prosperous New Yar to All A 4 va A 4 Clyde Darrow and wife of MiKord spent Sunday withelutives ftur ir and Mi Una Lumuueli uiiu tlauijhlur Leunu pvnt Sun in Ana i Arbor Mr and Mrs William Mercer were Xmaa guesla of Dr and Mr A ML Giegoi ai Brighton Mia Thomas, Shehan spent Xmu with Edward and Elizabeth Stopboe al Dexier Mich Mr and Mrs i Kelly and hlu run spent Xmas with her mother Mis Shields at Dexter Mi and Mr Gerald Clinton and Mr and MrsRaiVi CMntuU viv1 Detroit friends Sat mght Mr and Mrs AM Koche of Lan sing were Thursday dinner quests of T Mr anu Mrs Leo Lavey Mi and Mrs J lurry lies, and dau j ghler ul Waterloo were Sunday guest, of Mr and Mrs, W AtLee Mi arid Mr, W Meyer and fain ily v ere Xmas quests of Mr and Mr , John Roberta of Gregory i Mii liernardine Lynch uf Kalaii azoo spent Xmas with Mr and Mr, CH Kennedy and daughters Mi and Mrs Francis Hhiaper Vivian Siller oi Detroit called on M i s aura Siller last week Tuesday Mrs Marian YauLhiircum of Det iit spent Xmas and ,lio week end with her parents Mr and Mrs John Madden Mr and Jy Steve Asehenbrenner and baby of Detroit were Xmas truest at the home of Julius Asehen brenner siv Mr nd Mrs, lirbort Ta,h It a y New Year to All HI h 3 I 1 iu i iinojT i asen aiu t children and Mr and Mrs W AtLee spent I a 0 in Ann Arbor with Mrs Anna Taseh Kennedys GBU Store Dale Miller and wife spent Xnuu at the Albert Shirley home Mr and Mrs CJ Union am y 2 11 li i into, and I d,y e Mr W M i,, ,,, , , a, ang Sun ,tv The lleUsilJe school he Christmas proyrani last tV a noon Mj their afi I i i i It MMiiiniiiuiiiiHiiiiuwiiiituiiioiiihiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiimuiiiminiMH vsfeJSBi WE HAVE CALKNDARS FOR EVERYONE CALL AND GET ONE PRESCRlPill iS ACCURATELY F1LLEB Kenned y Drw t, T A Happy Now Year To Al and Women FOR Light Work t t Charle Hewlett Mary Kennedy entertnined of Dexter is vloit tin ho club at her h0nil jJlMVr in his father, F Hewlett last Wednesday with an Xn,ns part v Mr Florence liver of Grand Kap fai dub at Monday ids spent the week end with Mr and nrown Mrs Asher Wylie Chilson mlled af the home 0f Mr, LoaenMeabon and vifo oi Grand Kf,,iru,r rPf,Ji,fl s,,ndav Rapids spent Xmas at the home of Krv JM AM, ttila George Meabon sr Clifford VanHorn and wife were Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs Wra Hinckley CW Hooker and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers at the Roy Dillingham home Mrs Emma Vollmer and son, John aruVllsof Kright inas was in Waeousta last Friday to preach the funeral sermon 0f George D A IS Gerald CJinton and wife of 3 Lansmg and Mr and Mrs Ralph Oh, tn and son were Xmas jrin o Mr ,anl jrs C J Chr, ,n No Experience Necessary Good Pay and Bonus APPLY i fiectrionics Prod Mfg Co Dexter, Mich Mrand MrIWJen White entertained t ,elc spent Xmas with Mr and Mrs fr Xn,as yr , rs Wilbur Eisele in Detroit of 0W an, Ms Kpn NVnrnan of Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed of Howell Alln Abo Woiufav nh expect to leave the first part of Jan , rhri,Uul vM , jf M aud ,Mrs for Hale, Texas, for a visit R J c,rr w,,rr xhi y M Reason wife and daughter,Helen jJett an aml Kalph ,UT jf f were guests of Gene Reason and wife Lavern Smith of Jack,on and Mrs in Detroit one day last week ,, Wilkinson of Iiyion Mr and Mrs Jack Lobdell and T,c ,,, Q0 ,,,, wJ son, Jimmie spent Xmas with Mr ,partiaily destroyeJ hy fi Tundav ICE CREAM CANDY C1C,ARS TOBACCO ETC JE GENTILE Open Every EVPIU ig 5 lUIIUMntttiltUMMIHinilMlllilMllllllllinilHMlinWtliniMM ItMMlilltiniUllllHh Mi s Margaret ivn i lini f Jll HIHllllllllllllIlllHHIHlllllimiHHMll Mrsfvelyn Gillen of an in iM Stindav at the MK Uacrow n,me i rank Lou1, and i of M 1 I wt re Sunday yueMt, Moriis M 1auliiie th AuiO Of Ann AMeO s dUV Me k end at thei Dead or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 400 Farm Animal Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Me E L PARKER Aaent Phone 88, Pinckney Tfce FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michijjran entral Dai JtockCo Mrs Harey Johns in Pontiae Mand Mr Ona Campbell and daughter Leona, were Xmas guests of Mr and Mrs LC Gorham in Detroit Mr and Mrs Alger Lee and daughter spent Sunday with Sheriff and j IMrs Louis Johnsom at Allegan J j Mrs M Leiphan and grandson of vrt, ylr 11fl Mrs Farmiiigton were week end guests 0f jerr Oliver S j Mrs fvii Meyers of Laniny is the Ulest of Mrs Glare Palmer, , My and Mrs Robert Aekley enter I tained for dinner last Wednesday j Mi and Mrs ilarjy Leo and M and Mrs Aler Lee and daughter Christmas quests of Mrs ,, jjmii, md Mrs Hmt Smith of of Detroit was a Chni Mr and Mrs 1al Mi iilwin Hulce anil bv V Cuiiec Mejiiil Avitin of k end Kue,t i el Mr and Mrs Wm Hill satfnaw and William Fan Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs b and w ife Christmas quests of Mr and Mrs j Joseph Griffith were Mr and Mrs WaUei ak wijp fj , n Robert Kwing and family and Mr lluj funiy Qf ,,,,, 1 , Mrs Basil Garrison of Detroit in son f ,, A I 1 j M oi i i nson, Mite and daughter rf Ann Ar j Mr and Mrs Louis Shehan enter j0r joined for Xmas Mrs Edna Spears, i , MKihon jp amj f j Jack Sheldon, Gene Shehan and fam Marshall Meabon VJS M,rv M, ily of Ann Arbor and Gerald Bauer jskl Miss p,thei HK and family of Brighton gueAiH of Mr jnd M , Christmas guet of Mr and Mrs sha at ftoekbridge CE Bucher were Mrs GW Good Chrisfmi ,,, c A , son and son, Gar daughters Charles and fa , M ie and Joan and Mr and Mrs How Kichman and dauAlter ard Iowe of Detroit i Clark and fa of ef Ken Mr an d M ni iid Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen and Mr andMrs Roy Reason anl fam Mr and Mrs, Harry Lee, Mr Allie Stnlkei on, David, spent Xmas in Detrot ily spent the week end in Coopersville, Mrs Alger Lee and daughter, and Mr and Mrs WilliamShehan were , Mrs Lulu Lamb, Mrs Mary Sin Jack Roberts and wife of Detroit were Xmas guest of Mr and Mrs Roehe ger and son Fred were iu Jackson Xmas guest of Myo Kettler and Shha in Ana Arbor one day last week iamny of Jackson t Clmwnce Quigley, wife and bhy Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell had Howard OBrien and family and f Flint were Xmaa fruests of Mr aa Xmas guests Mr and Mrs James j R OBrien of Stockbridge Vincent Mr George Snively Hall, Gene Campbell and Arnold Ber Xttuw quests of MrvMary Murph quist who was home from the Mich wtro AH Murphy and family and State San on 8 hours leave, his 1st Mr awl Mrs John Sullivan off Jackson in 4 years Btt Druscllla Murphy of Detroit Mrs John McDonald has moved and Mrs Gerald Reason en trailer from Pettysville to White Star fiJ f0 Ml J fieaso Comers and sher her daughter, Lois, jppfly Md Mr, and Mra Jack Caro Stecker and June Matteson will p tad daaffcter and Mr and Mra livo there the balance of the school ,ybka and tht Misses MaTY d Sop for t visit aai famUy year hi Rybka of Detroit ad Charles Hmily, Jnhn Spears nd Mrs Afire Wilson entertainod fdmno Tuesday night Mrs Clare falmer and daughter Mrs Howard Thayer daucrhter Mrs Robert Ackley and daughter, Mrs Lola Lob i dell and MM, Tva Meyers Wednesday nigh Mrs Ackley entetained the m Sheilds and family of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Joe Met of Howell rhrktm,, r peiu i , a hotn Karl Iunci ma kU1 J W CurtetL Mr and fanjdy eaiied a Jinle Sunday Mr and Mis Ron ilu ei , Mi Malde lshani Mi Kaliniine Morgan tuky iitd a the honiLow il a i iUinmei at A i ek CI i ili,as iei i,j Ml ii d lino were hr St vi 11 fiinniy of helroi1 attd linh e ,iiid amily Gland hapidSwahott of l itroit ealled Tiiee from hue nplnyif at tinhextei 0t rioni, lafoi r uiveii a Nina, party their Thurday atteinrjon with roast lurky and the fixins incluilinu ginver a, and S cocoa cola lioert air of lMickie S favired with several impersonations Mr and Mrs Andievs Campbra MI Z tertamed IT guests for Xmas TV 2 were Clayton Parmale, wJc nd S daughter of Hillsdale Mrs Mil ircd 5 Tros and family of Dearborn, Wi S avd Iennet and family ofaekon S and Mrs Glen Kingsley and daughter S C H dwell S Messers Clifford Miller 0m Cam pyell, WC Miller and Joe Griffith S and Paul Curlett wert in Drrxter iank ii HOWtLL sUPLRVlbiON 5 Mtnui IctciUi Oepuslt ins S Uiaiie l,orpoi alOU n uepo S i, I 1,1 eJ jp CO tV,OUlr wi euch S liepolLor g WAK iiOND SAFEKcKPlN SEVlCJi NOW AVAILABLE 5 Al THIS BANK S nple as A B CSae, Con S venient, Inexpensive JS Iiori risk I of your bonds 5 Konh by fire theft or misplace 2 pant by keeping them al home T5 Inpor them for safekeeping S with ihis hankWell keep them S as long as you wish to leae s them 55 ITS SAI beraus evry 5 reordd n oar hank r kept In oiii b Sin tamo i cord and h aal ITS CGNVKAIKNT because s VJ,I can depesit your bonds Ht 5 any time during banking hours, S ITS lNKXfMNSTVK because ibore i annual charge, no S time lrnvt We will keen your Z bonds until they rtiie if you 2 wib Tbror i a initial charge 55 of sluO a cover the cost of 55 onening an a count The only 55 furthnr Vlmrge is 2Tc per ho 5 when deported nny donomina g lion for any length of time 5 o ebnrgp whfn bonds are with 55 55 drawn S irrrp unvfVG WAR RONH 2 PPCTHRiY ANH DEPOSIT 1 THFM FOR AFFKEEPNC S WITH THIS BANK I ifiiitiiniiMiiiiiiiiititiiikitiiiiiiiifiiitmtn 1 1 a V ,r W UMHMmtuuiimiii PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednedv Dec 2 1943 Classified if Want Ad 2 I tiWAMED Used Christmas trees S Leave them in my yard Rev JM McLucas 1 1 FOR SALE Block wood 5i Lynn Hendee S Wanted tg Hire Wood cutters Lynn Hendeq 1 A Happy New Year to All I LAVET HARDWARE i euiiiwmiiiaiiuiiiiiiHiiitiiiiuiuiiiUiiiiiiiiitiititiiiimiittiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiik FOR SALEA Victvolu Dorothy DeBarr, Pinckn FARMS WANTED Cash buyw for iurma, cottage or Lake piupe ties Call or write LH Camlull, 112 State st Howell Phone office 17 5 J FORS ALE Hard coal burningitovIT W C LaPnvd, Box 108 Box 10SS FOR SALE Live and dressed rabbits Frank Plasko FOR SALE Kasco 10 perceut Dauy 11 Also Poultry, Ho, liuiv, , dog, and rabbit feed We will delivei 10 bygs or more Make our store yom feed headquarters We cany a con plete line Place your order now It spring baby chicka Squire Hatchery, H So Mich, ave, Howell FOll SALE OR EXCHANGEA Fine Woo Ram, 18 months old Phillip Sforout, Phono 13F11 Continued from First Pag THE MICHIGAN MIRROR j will grow The time is here ior fron j tal attack by the doughboy, suppor ted by air and land artillery Air power alone will not knock out Ger many We predict Unconditional sur rendei of the Nazis by late autumn POLITICSPresident Roosevelt will be a candidate for a fourth term, the Republicans national choice will be either Thomas Dewey or Wendell Wilkie Vandenburgs proMacArthur boom is a tactical move only Mich1 igan Republicans are confident that Harr F Kelly will be reelected and this eocksureness is enhanced Irj uncertainty among Democrats as to their leader Inability oi soldiers and sailors to vote in the 1944 election dee to lack of time, handicap of dis tance and inadequate legislation, appears to favor GOP chances LOBBYISTS The grand jury inj of general legislators and a few ind vestigation has resulted in indictment ividuals who wore interested in pending legisaton at Lansing Hence, the socalled lobbyists are vulnerable in 1944 to legislative reform Any severe restrictions would afjfect legis latorfc as well rs lobbyists, for it is ethically possible for an attorney to serve both the people and a private client when he votes ua a member f the house or the senate Wfe predict that the legislature will impose mild penalties AUTOS General Motors reports it PROFESSIONAL CORNER The Pinckney Sanitarium Ray M Duffy, M D PineWney, Michigan Office Hours 200 to 400 P M, 700 to 900 P M DR G It McCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N Michigan Telephones Office, 220 Residence, 123 Evening by Appointment Howell, Mfehlgan CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 19F12 PUckney, Mich PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PHONE Wll Pinckney, Michigan FORS ALEYoung Cattle W C Mller,PinckTYy FOR SALE One frosh holatein cow 2 mUea west of Pinckney Michael J Roche FOR SALE 2 Hiefer 2 yrs ol i, Uu this week, Eli Aron 268 Ruah Lake Rd, Pinckney LOST Mans bill fold with im portant papers Reward Phono 19F1S Kenneth Kellenberger inday caHers of Mr and Mrs Aiuiiew Neflbit were Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Dexter, Mrs Helen iilvaasey Fruth, and Ola Sihassey ol Brooklyn and Julius Aschenbrenner, INTERNOS Something new has developed from the Junior Christmas party A fla has been kindled between the i redhead of the Sophmore class At least it looked that way when they were dancing to not music except what they imagined they heard FOR SALE 20 White Rock pullets five month old 120 each Alsc fresh eggs Phone liFlil 4s possible with government cooperatFOR SALERock broilers, 3 to 51hs j ion for Michigan automobile plants Dan VanSlambrook to reconvert and retool in three monFOR SALEStrictly fresh eggs at ail ths and to effect full production in times Mrs Percy Ellis, phone 7SFllsix months Defeat of Germany by midsummer could mean partial pro LEE IAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 59F3 rinckney, Michigan HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand RWo HowlL Mielufta Reel Estate, Insurance, Brokaemf City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Mo Bond Home Imp Co ROOFING SIDING, and ASBESTOS SHINGLES All Workmanship Guarantee WILLIAM DAVIS 123 North Court Street Howell, Michigan MARTiN J LAVAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mfchtga VanWinkle VaaWinklc Don W VanWinkle Charles K VJiWinW Attorneys at Law First State and Savings Bank Howell, Michigan P K Swarthout Soft FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ambulance Serrioe Phon 39 Pinckney, Mlchigsl WAX7fK3 20 shock of rorn, haul Phone W Moigan, J3F21 WAXTED To buy coon, opossum, musk at carcasses in season Also chi,ducton of automobiles by Thanks1 claens, ducks and tulrkeys Ralph Kivmg We predict New automobiles JHadley, Gregory Michigan 1 not ater than tht spring of 1945 J for essential war workers FOR siALK White Rotk cockerala James Tineher FOR AL Block wood Ralph Hal Wjjl WILL DELIVER3 to fi cords of lab wood Phone Thureson lumber Co Phone Howell 844 WANTED Raw furs, aides, pens Uijfhst Market Prlos Phone 42 Lucius J Dovle, Pincknev i I Ill M I i FOR SALE 1 Circulating coal stovo, I new grates Earl Schroeder, Route 2, Pinckney RESORTS Our third summer in war, plus nerve jitters from invasions will stimulate public demand for rest and relaxation Michigans northland resorts should have a fine season, if their facilities are adequately publicized Qur Since rs Ashes SSL FOR AJE Jewel Range Also circulating heating st J MW diniir room extension table Lucine MiusV NEIGHBORING NOTES FOK SALE new boys suits size 18, like Mr Eli Aron t FOR SALE lernmii shepherd mule up Will huld or Christmas Vvr ct tetnpeiament and goid v ith children Walruth Kenneis, J1125 McCabe Road, Ureon Oak townahip FOP SALE Blacktop Rams, John L DONOHUE 1 Mi X and 1 Mi 10 of Gregory FOR SALENro 18 Round Oak heat ing stove, burns wood or coal Bert Hicks ibifcgest event of years it lias been C Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS The United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store Tl e Stevens Hotel t Whitmore Liko burned to the ground last Tues I K vas an old landmark and in the old diiys when it was operated by the i lute Jim Burke was a famocs not spot, especially in the heyday of the far mer picnic held there each year, the its kind Of late et out in apart , menu to war workers One of the I tennants driven out by the fire waa Win Devins wife and baby, formerly i of Pinckney 1 The Stockbridge school was closed last week on account of flu, measles, and whooping ccuph Over 50 pupils were absent The Hotel Ingham at Stockbridge A Happy New Year to All Pinckney Dispatch i i BUGS BUCK PAT CAROL senator of this district YE EDITOR LEANDER BOBBIE SQUIRT LOIS Uh i , A familv Catherine was held at the , caught fire m the kitchen last week A , y fi Kw vears and considerabbe damage was done JSnaS lZIcial e interior of it I St Mary, church wffl hold a aocml The Gregory fire dept was called ,r dof B at to the CJE Donohue home last Sun v A1 Co,w f LerJ wa to extincuisn a ronf fi Tm, the Collier home The funeral was held there Sunday, Rev MacMahon officiating 1 bid of Alfred Monks for scraping the snow off the village walks at f0e per trip Wm, Mclntyre the only other bidder bid 10 Jlert Hooker attended tlie dance at Hudson Tuesday night f extinction a roof fine Little damage was done i Earl Thurston srPop aupt of the BrownMcClaren factory at Hamburg is ill with peritonitis at Josephs hospital, Ann Arbor The Fowl eni lite Fair Assoc ha re elected their old officers They ve John Damman, pres, Temple Smth vice pres, Cecil Lepard, sec and Les lie Sidell, tread i The Dexter KiwanisFarmers ban quet took plaoe at th Webster com munity hall Tuesday night The Ford Rangers wore the attraction j I Mrs Anna Lee Moore, daughter the late Levi Lee Webster farmer, died at an Ypsilanti hospital, last week Marvin Wyman, head carpenter on the Ford project at Dexter was sever ly injured last week when a heavy j timber fell on him breaking both leg He was taken to Ford hospital Detroit Walter Stark, 28, former Ann Arbor resident was sentenced to five yearr in the penitenary by Judge Led ere in federal court last year for violating the selective service act He Ktntrd that he preferred a prison sen ciee It, serving in the armed forces He was arrested in Chicago where he was a divinity student at Elmhurst, Til Established 963 Incorporated 1916 McPhersofi State Bank Wm Harris has advertised to sell potatoes for 25c a bushel R Clinton started working for the McComiek Co Tuesday Th e East PutnamHamburg faimers Club met at the Rush Lake home on Dec 26 A paper was read by Floyt Randall on good suggestions for the club and by Miss Nettie Hall j on Good Roads convention at Grand RapidsThe following resolutions were adopted Resolved This club is against fur thur taxation for the good roads movement Resolved Wre are opposed to any law removing control of the road from the hands of the farmed The next meeting will be at the John Fohey home j John Chambers, secretary William Wylie has returned to his OF THE CITY OF HOWELL EXT studies at the Detroit College of THE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OF MCPHERSON STATE BANK NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Apology Our files of 18944f6 oem to be missing Limont Nolan began work for th MeCormck Co Tuesday Born to Wm Valentine and wife of Hamburg a daughter New Years Day Medicine The Anderson Debating Society held the following debate last Thurs night Resolved The US should own and control all railroads and telegraphs L E Wilson headed the negative side and Floyd Randall, the j affirmative Others in the debate were Mollie Wilson F Durkee, George Black and MrBradley The negative won Soos were renderel by LE Wilson, Nettie Coleman and NHMan el jr A duet by LE Simith and L E Wilson and recitations by Floyd Randall, George Black, Sam Wilson Jand Jennie White The question for the next debate is resolved The pres UorrJrj ru Ti END THEIR Hh RTY CHRISTMAS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOS HAPPY NEW YEAR V McPflerson Saf Ban MjEy aan at roaol rat Sgr1 P1 on Saving Iiook a TlflgvCertificts Deposit Mcpherson State Bari All deposits up t0 1,00000 Mian d vice pres of the US should be ered bF our membership In tk Fed elected by popular vote eral Deposit Insurance 5,4 , Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 29, 1943 Description An account of the resource December 29, 1943 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 1943-12-29 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c8ca9e21e2e5b9147bf35cb244b49ff3.pdf 5f36003aad8b74c66dcc210b1170d23d 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. v , A J4V fit cc 6 4J Plackoejr, Lnrfofrtoo Canty, Midiifui Wetfafelday, Jw irfA,H wiV Drive On IsbamMcAtee Wedding x If O Stiff ofTWr iantown Mrs Per maied wlerville by Rev t m Stoclcbridge el in England Stockbridge is Waste PPr It Badly Needed in the Local Girl and Chelsea Boy Are Married Last Wednesday Nigbt War Effort County Salvage Committer Hat Arranfed To Sail Direct To The Mill 5f was wounded in Italy in The Wedding of Miss Betty Jean Ishau,, daughter of Mrs Mabel Isham and the late Berkley Isham and Mr The waste paper drive has gotten Wesley E ,McAtee, son of Mr and Mrs Wm H Atee of Chelsea was solemnized at the Community Congl parsonage Wed evening at 830 The double ring service was read by Rev JM McLucas in the presence of members of the immediate fam ilies from Chelsea, Grass Lake, Wyan dotte, Romulus, New Jersey and Pinckney The couple were attended by Mr and Mr Nelson Shehan of Pincknev nr f xz Ktf8 T1 Mich Mr State News underway in this county and the quote is some 300 tons for this month Supt Page, head of Boy Scouts of this district is head of the drive but has named Mr Idle of Howell his chief assistant The big trouble in h the past has been the law price paid y mp ui Anion fw The lMt drive only mtted U 18 the scrap collectors 6 a ton By go PomorskVSbta of Mr and j ng dirCt t0 the mills Mr ldle ijtU toy Pomorski of East Mo j secured higher prices which are as i follow b CATHOLIC CHURCH fte Francis Mnrpby Sun Jan 16, The 2nd Sun after U R wcsw O M M W Mf Yo Eefttr r K SThe wwiity Ht paptir ftU nw juried up mr U t I OpA does not give ou I to allow people to attend fufeU It Sure, Michigan is on the fighting ays that an age old tradition that 1 front Dont forget ior one minute jfarnerals tak precedence over 999 f that Michigan as well as being an a thiay else is violated The piphany and the Feast of St Wbrcel fcUei o dt,mocracy ia one of the 1ive , was en , u Congrt ion Sunday for the young ladies Sod es jn Nation Items of State and National Bristly Given 1 Jus Mass at 9 and 12 It is communalityof the Parish Catechism classes meet after Mass asd Sat at 10 am The wovena devotions in honor of our ladySiof Sorrows for all school child ponsible in 1W43 for fully 50 tent of ail vital essential war stuffs which were res i Blackney on his recent visit Wld JM 1 The bride was lovely in a power Nowmber and awarded the Purple 0ki xeWspapers etc per ton 1500 blue dres of street length with hat Heart , Corrugated Boxes, PerTon 230 to match and wore a corsage of pom Corp Jack Young and wife have Qld Maga2ines per ton 2700 ipoms ana fleurdelis gone to Gainesville, exuntil he is or j Loose paper is not desired In j dered across Mrs it andJour boys in service Among the jntsjktions in holy Mass this week are SujSJ, at 9 for Mrs iMeOwen, Tues 91 forthe late Pvt Merlin McCUer, Jvuliyed thy ilnporbmce 0f the Miiv for in uirm enable things Ery, The bridesmaid chose an autumn J ThisdlrthOiluvp Jft rlr JKan fil,m hattk fnt h l0ntfj,uei remen,b the stor of th Young is working Howell a building has been secured brown dress and wore a corsage offEJfo t h , 01 colli Michigan factories pro on the opernnir day of the big league in a drug store there and the Boy Scouts will bail it All pink roses j p inonoorf d P U dlit1 lt 1 n of 4uriir i bus ball KUSOII who always got tht We have received thank you letters paper must be piled in bundles and Thv bride is a graduate of Pinck nD s f t 2 orpetua , piano, and tanks and cannons the f duy off so he could attend hi from a great many who were sent tiedi There are a number of conditi ney High school of 1943 The groonW AI oubos Z 11 iriends j fikt Theyre all mighty important in grunmothers funerahftegularly every SPrvirP the coming ijivasion fronts of Kuiopt year on this date 1 got the day off ami in the Pacific fronts too for the funeral No we we think that Xmas presents by the Womens gift ons which must be compiled with in J a graduate of Chelsea High School The relatives and friend Committee of Pinckney The follow j order to get the above prioes The I of 1942 and is employed at the bom ate MM Man Rarh,va An per got equally indignant with the font loua j lady who had 11 her extra fa ap j plication turned down but aaid he Dean Krmst L Anthony, head of j was powerless to do anything about the Mhool of agriculture at Michigan j it All this seems to be a tempest in ren meet Fri 20 and for adults j tftate CoJtj,e alul JetOgnized leader I a teapot A person who PA a 745 pm UolWwed by the mem of tne slates agriculture, punched f here last week was taken te of Penanoe Friday is the 4th his list OJ1 the desk HijJ ydW wert sin for burialf the body fy of the 32nd Novena in Our fjrn Hjs eyvs ihisheii a Spirit of aet train So extra gas stamps ah with the intention for peace edminatiJ lhal was nexl l0 belliger not an absolute neoeaeity, B j tnct itself i x j, its aouut ighilme that th t i conumer in ouj industrial center VIQ uf T,t lLTvi i,m 1 realized thy importance of the Mir1 igan farm battle fiont he continued Of course, Michigan dace iij u eaHti of Mariir j hase i piano and tanks and cannons thp duy of intention of friends and our bos m servee i th, tomihLr invasion fronts of Klllom year on this date 1 ot the day o s of the line has to be drawn aomewjfcera gp UleraU and sickness havt fjirr tiitue began, been the champion BflM ycS ling persons sent them James and trucks will not be sent out unless j be plant at Ypsilanti Gordon Lamb, Maggie Aschenbienner they an get 18 ton lots which is i The couple will make their homo iljllswonh Kirtland, Gerald Clinton, a truck load So this paper must be i at 5655 Grand River, Lake Chemung Glenn Kingsley Marcian Ledwidge, piled up at central collection points j Howell, Michigan V Robert and Gerald Vedder Douglas where the trucks can easily get t Plummer, Tommie Percowski, Sam Paper picked up in small lots brings SENIOR CLASS PLAY Lafata, Gene Soper, Doc Hendee, a much lower price The Senior Class play The Ernest Bokros Burdith Clawson and j In Pinckney Mrs Lola Lobdell gain Bride put on at the school Fri Francis Krupa is the head of the scrap paper drive mght drew a good house and was a Pvt Ernest Bokros who has been In December she with the aid of her hilarious success George Aschijnbren at Camp Roberts, Calif, has been dis 7th and 8th grade pupils collected 5 wh0 donned feminine attie, cairied charged for disability j tons If anyone has any scrap paper tr comedy point to a high pitthThe PFC Hollis Holloway has been dis they should notify her or call the j pot 0f the play concerns a hero who charged from th late Mrs Mary Barbara Ann McOv ,i wish to thank all kind neighbors, fri ends for all courtesies, spiritual bouquetes, services, during the illness DI time of death, vigil services and j funeral services, as well as time of j Burial, both here and at Racine, Wise Bar Rev and her nelat vos J Francis MurpV in GOSFEL MISSION Mennonit ftprintendent 5Tarn STiirey Sunday School 1000 f Too m my people overlook the extra gas for funerals would prove signiiicant fact that Michigan, while big leak in the gas rationingpro ft being a key industrial state in the j a11, ,, production of war material, is rec i gnized nationally as being one of fiv4 Hd to the OPA WK Kelsey states which account for half cf U, v,r tX,t,I,jnt wiiteup cm this sontial foods that are needed most jubJect in thy st Wed for war e rpers t0 those who oppose as Tfie fighters on this Michigan front P0 hv,K a Pwt mentality, rrii d andVVVrship Service llOonien e WilsonJvrmg ieopes Meeting 73 host7 SO her or call the j e army and has ret school The money derived from the i nas certain time to get marrii d andUVV urned home from Nashville, Venn sale of this paper will go for worthy , inherit a fortune Mrs Alice His wife is the former Adith Wright, local projects j directed the pla , , Wocily Pray Service Wed of Gregory The high schqol orchstra ewsisted EjZRA BtACHY Of the 28 from this county who 1 MASONIC GUESTN17,HT by Otto Pouteon JAftd Abel Haines , werj sent to the Detroit induction Livingston Lodg No 76 F A M played Robert Carr entertained with COMMUNITY CONGL center Sat 9 were rejected and the Will hold their annual Masonic Guest j jmpersations and the Laszlo stst era i Rev j M McLuca Minister rest accepted wo understand Ralph night at their hallon Sat evening, j sang several selections id Mr Harmen Widmayer, S,S Sup Clinton oinckney was rejected January 15 Vnison from the TT ij tI, niiimwijAf 9m J MUmALmmm wiit SS Spi Loren Md8 accented and as M wild life Sanctuary will bo tn f COUNTY MUTUAL HELD Mr Ftorence Baoghc Organist signed to Voric dept as naval mach principal thing on the menu Members j ANNUAL MEETING And Choir Director some , of the lodge rnd Masons in this sec I Thr annual nwetine of thP iAvintt I Worninfi Worship 10001 are the operators of R8,Q0 farms of the n,ak ol which is the rollinic which 107000 are regarded as being thotlfehl Whal Viin l lthut or cmmereial farms Michigans farm peoll iint How nuuh ai1 l et population totals xr,5,0 men W , way witlVWitrout the OPA it woul4 and children quite a sizeable Visualise thU home front army, said the dean You have 75 county ag long ago have become impossiMijt 4 i get food we must have and both fjf iducton and distribution would few become demoralized We know it is ilcultuTe agents throughout the state tou,fh for lhwe ,,eop,e who have plen as key commanders Nine of thosi Vf oney and cant get what they men all of whom are members of the eollelNhinxtension teaching staff, have jjant Ctyrt of theervj fulltirn7 icst,llWryt be called fcfl some , of tlic lodge rnd Masons in this sec Thr annuu nieeting of the iiving timeErniet Chanyi was assigned to tion are asked to bring one guest, ston County Mutual Fire Insurance thewqratHf Vincent Snooks to th with them, preferably a nonMason, j Company was held a,t the court house Mri Robert Culver of Howe The banquet will start at 700 pm j in Howell en Jan 4th The meeting accepted One MaMichols boy will be put on It is a follows was caljed to order by the President Howell was accepted and the other Following the banquet a program Hemy T Ross The sectreas showed j M5 r 7mM over There will not be anothe j Musii High School Orchestra , Cj the co iiffl until Feb I Invocation Rev JM McLucas j amounti PFC Roy Fisher of Los Angeles i Welcome Clifford Miller, WM 0f insurance in force The fire iosse Cal is visiting his parents, Mr and Toastmaster Introduction j for 1943 totalled 3s,02S5 Mrs Clyde Fisher J Guessing Contest Fraik Aberdeci tolj admitted assets Dec Petty Officer Gerald Vedder was Comm Singing, led by Rev McLucas j amounted to 72,56628 , home from San Diego, Cal on a fur Impersonations Robert Carr j Diwectors of the company are Hen lough last weekend Introduction of Masons and Guests j ry T Ross, Milford, Ross J Robb, PFC Allan Davis of the Romulus prof McSwat and Johnny McSquirt i Fowlervillej Rex B House, Webberair base spent the week end at the Song High School Quartette, ville, Thurber Cornell, Howell The Sunday School 1100 Roung Peoples Meeting 700 1 Wed, eve choir rehearsal 730 J These officers are teachers who J were elected Sun Jan for the coming year 31, 1943 , Subsidy for Livingston County will he paid for the months of October November, and December at the following places Brighton Tues, Jan, 18th at the City Hull fjmi 000 to 40Hartland I , Thurs Jftr20th at Community Of, s,sL fice fronr90tf to 400 Kowlervillr, I TUfli cttiKaiut jujju, vr i IeasUess TAJ r n m lhe i o u , rriaay, Jan 21st at Tomions a rv l I le Swarthout Org IKfoyse Campbell frf Jtiaii McLucas want Jn the meat market the million air and the taxi driver are on equai feri, each can bay hie potatf wwtfc of fntct w m motvlVm immHiL or is it The OPA cannot cotl crops It cant dictate the weathet The lairy Feed Payment or Milk However it has the ponu system to MILK SUBSIDY PAYMENTS ompany toi have 1,583 policies ng to S13,fi5fi,f30 for n48 f WJdmayerAsdSupt, j Alfred Lane Sec, Lois Wan j Sec,Margaret Widmaycr TreasIicssAsst Org, Norma i John Bowman home in Tosco i My Experiences Pfc JAschenbrenner Remarks Lucius Wilson sr PFC Earl Berquist is home from Florida on a furlough PFC tMasrgie Aschenbrenner of the RATION CALENDER WACS stationed at Washington DG , is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs G,ee tamps ad F n Julius Aschenbrenner sr thrh Jan 20 Gree J8 GH Col Wm Devcreaux of Port0 Rico S00 Jan 1 rouh Feb 20 visited his mother, Mrs Jennie Dev f ereaux the first of the week officers are as follows Pres Henry T Ross Vice Pres Ross J Robb Sec Treas, OH Holmes Petty Officer Edsel Mieyer of the TISX talked to his mother, JMirs WH Meyer long distance frosm San Diego last week He said that his boat suf flered considerable damage in a battle in the South Pacific with the Japs recently, all the members 0f his gun crew beirwr, killed except himself Capt 4vSh Young writes that he is still in a hospital with a bullet wound in the leg suffered in the campaign in Italy but is getting along len Kingsley wife and dau lefHast Wed for Camp Phil o reside BELL T vlt wido v f he CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Judge Collins held ourt in Howell last week from Monday until Tours j A , , The case of the people vs Chas Meats Stamp R and S now valid, iUr c Farmer, charged with armed robbery j was tried Farmer is alleged to have picked up Earl Neff a hitchiker and robbed him of 20 at Brighton Lake Pioselcutor Berriman appeared for good T valid Jan 9 all expire last of this Sunshine Hoys class, Class, Mr Mrs Weid Mrs A she Triple P A Offi ease fif not come he Friple res m 900 to 40o Pinckney, Sat Jan ,P Tn , A, , fP ,, , 22nd at Town Hall from fiK to 400 Teachers Philathea, Jennie Kellonber , , , , llowrii, lin ,tt, to 1 at ih ger Assist,, Mr Buzzard Yowny People, JJonnie Henry Class, Haze Chambers Mr Weidemeyer Men Weidfemeyer Primary, me,7 Mrs Ware, and Wylie The people of this community who have no church affiliation in Pinck ney are cordually invited to worship with us You neod the church and the church needs you PINCKNEY CROUP PRESENTED PROGRAM AT BRIGHTON Over one hundred members and friends of the First Method,, t t huc jury aftej being out j Brighton enjoyed the program pr, s month Sugar Stamp 29 in Book 4 good for 5 pounds though Jan 15 Shoes Stamp 18 in Book I and No T , r o J the people and Martin Lavan for airptane stamp 1 pan each until tohur notice Tueg entefl at Pamiy Xlht Njond v evc Gas Stamp A9 good for 3 gal 1 Jan Joth jn thfi phurr ha through Jan Jl j furors were Gladys Clinton, rooms by the fcliowing e o fro,i I ,fame cognizant of proposed road Tnesext inspection due A wj H am, Cooper Belle PoU j Pinckney Mrs Mervin OmpbHI winning, and straightenmgs a1 vehicles by March 81 Bl and C Bur iBlla Grover Robert Bue iMra JM McLucas, Mrs Wayne At s,id by Feb 29 commercial vehicles every B1ncie Parker, Blanche Hooker, Jen1 Ie, Mr, Robert Tasch, Miss Lois 5000 or every six months, which , g nd AndrewfMtDonald, Miss Carol Meeker Miss fail back on It can maik up th points for goods that are scaree and mark down those that are abundant In this it has been successful What it does not want is to favor the men with putse of folding money over a nan with a purse full of silver It has made a fair job of it Of course it is unpopular because some peoplo do not want restrictions of any kink, That is why the saloon laws were flouted and prohibition fiailed Thai is why prisons are full and podi forces and sheriffs are necessary society must be protected even front itself Isolationists and appetisers contin ue tr try to stir up disunity amonf the Allies with Russia their particular 1 wish to expresf my sincere thanks targets Since Russia has crossed th for the cards aXd ffifts sent to me Polish border established is 1918 andr during the Xmas period Your kind pushed the Gel mans back the appeal ness will always be remembered er theme soing now is that Rusci Arnold Berquist intends to gobble up Poland There , , is a story concerned with this which A office on any of th aVv 1 frorr Jan 1 Sth to the 22nd Inc because we will not be able to issue you sight drafts at this time 4icf tot CARD OF THANKS CURRENT COMMENT I Another grand jury investigation saoms to hp looming this time in the Wryne county branch of the state highway dept Employees there vho ever is first Fuel oil Period 2 coupons good through Feb 7 Period 8 coupons through March 13 all have a value of 10 gallons each unit LICENSE PLATE SALE STARTS it, tt The sae of 1944 auto license plates J mmm M tbaxt at my office on Monday Norma Jean McLucas and Mr Hannett The special feature of the ev ISeim Wednesday the trial of the suit of Albert Hyma vs Alf Gertrude Hipp fninf was a surprise on the Pastor ler about farm property was started irs m with Charles VanWinkel and Martin Lavan, opposing attomeysThe cae was finally settled Thurs before going to a jury Mildred Snooks was granted a div4 All people buying licenses orce from Vincent Snooks Thursday ttr ttMftse plates Judge Collins returns this week tr im Mi P metal brarasstr at try the divorce sutts ef Agnes vs Howard Tesch and Nina vs Clarence Carpenter by the presentation 0f a sack containing two hundred and twenty half dollars from the Ladies Societ t, the Pastor for the torch Mortgae The money was takeiln from a Run age tale sponsored th Lad in Society The presenjjjon ws marie by the retiring prodfcnt, Jfr Clir enee Taykr who after making a few jemarks emptied the monoy on table and invited the Pastor tj cotint it which he gladly aceigsfed Rv Mi to have tipped off real estate men who bought up optioms on the y along the aldoads and sold tperty latov tJKe state at increased valttatton Most of Is srem to have occured along ph road one of the main ghfaros of the state The inve tion will have to he in Wayne county if it is held Attorney Genynral Rushton says that at the present time he doubts if a gaTnT jury investigat ion i4 needed jgCiAL NOTICE Lucas was tppointd Pato of the Taal meeting of PlnctaeyiS Bnhf J001 44 OES will be held Fri pinektiey chuTch Iaat Ju Xa Hat 8s 61 is that Russia has never recognized the ll boundary line as by its term a big chunk wim carved out of Russia and given to Poland Poland has been partitioned several times She is located between Russia, many and Austria and finally co pletely disappeared over 100 y ago being divided among these eou tries After World War I the ATH conceived the idea of restirreetinf Pcland as a buffer state between them and according the republic of Poland was set up Such a small nat ion was of coure incapable of def ending her elf against strong anj resvor Tsufioms she was an early casualty in World War IL th other small nations jl of the defeated nations p J The invasion of Polan present war and when the nuiis peace conference in held the dispoa ition of Poland will be one ol tfcf knottiest problems to solve rj lift m orn to Mr and Mrfk Wm Darrow at Mellus hospital, Brighton Sun ughter Workmen at the Willow Run Rombbo plant report that thousands of workers are being dismissed there AV many of hose who are from the South are returning home, the reason is that the plant is going off the cos TOWNSHJP TAX NOTICE plus plan and only essential workers are bein kept Those with excessive l 11 r f F ahsenfit records are bem released on St flS anxmM So far as we know no Pinckney wor Jan 8 untfl kers have been released Loo C Lavey Twt ii m I m A fcfiV tXiA sviV vj DISPATCH Wednesday, Jan 12, 1944 rr 3 I lev i te rJiV w V ftNuTThettr Fri, Sat, Jn MISS ANNr,E ROONEY , Starring j SHIRLEY TEMPLE DICKIE I MOORE, WILLIAM GARGAN and GUfY KIBBX Cartoon Now Uiual Occupation o 25 YEAHS AGO Sun, Moa, Tuet Jan 16 17, 18 aDE u SMILEY HE ill TAI1 A HONEY Romance, Muic and Comedy Starring SIMONE SIMON with DENNIS OKEEFE Sun, Tuek, Jan 16, 18 HAMBURG Monday hile fishing throwgn thej A meeting of the Parish of Si ice at TorUtge Lake, iraul HoeK ieil Stephens Episcopal church will be held at IOOF hall Sunday following at tre Ihurcd for election in and was saed only py prompt woi oy James Smith Tne latter aiao tell gervioes in getting Mr Bock out but climbed i 0f officers and any other business i out and used a fish spear to pullMr j tnat vny come before it Tne Ladies Guild will serve dinner Warren Davis died at his home Mon afternoon, Jan 3 after a brief illness i , , witn pneumonia Mr Davis was born in Huron Co Bock out While lifting ,u pail of water from I a stove Vernor Hall was badly scald ed when the cover blew of Bert Nash had a hand badly cut while sawing woori at his farm last Monday Women of Putnan who wish to vote must register by March 1 SO PROUDLY WE HAILS WHATS BUZZIN COUSIN A Drama Starring Starring 13 CLAUDETTE COLBERT, PAULETT AN MILLER with ROCHESTER CODDARD, VERONICA LAK nd KDDY MARTIN and Orchetra SONNIE TUFTS Sun Mat 300 Cont Wodf Thur, Jan 19, 20 MAN FROM MUSIC MOUNTAIN ney, nev si uxnerianu HJicmiiiig t Paul Kuhn arrives home from the arm camp at Newport news Sat Born to John jenes and wife on Monday a daughter j ComingAt Dawn We Die So AJ Snyder, former editor is now Proudly We Hail Sleepy Lagoon, aent fcr the Wm C Moore Nur 1 sdry Co formerly represented ttBKa10jOHLBmiOaflBflfcaaMOBOOJtaBtM aUMBLjUHMBBBMB j James Fisk unty Ohio Aug 15, 1856 where he lived for some years after which he came to Hamburg, purchasing a smill farm just north of Hamburg village The funeral was held at Pinck which has since been his home Rev Sutherland officiating , g fcy his wifg Mrg Paul William Evers 17 died Jan New Cartoon My Favorite Duck Beyond the Line of Duty m by Tht Jlkh Seamless Tube Co, at Starring ROY ROGERS Trigger with BOB SouUi Lyon u buUuirg an umpoyeo, NOLAN and RUTH TERR Plus i LADY BODY GUARD witb EDDIE ALBERT, ANN SHIRLEY and RAYMOND WALBURN ComingTrue to Life PRINCES 0ROURKE nvse at tnfcjv iactuy It will nave luiViaual locker royu, shower ryoms u im tii room ana a womans lounge 2,erl Moores 1U41 Oldsmobile vi an wui stolen irom Brighton Man St Qv Nt,v Years day auii so lar uu truce hus been found ffl The Urightoji Youth Council will liya the pd there Ior nigh dkuling The Uritiito, pbujic vintciing i Florida all gov together Xmas an staged a cekjiaon says the ir ghton Argus Lloyd Liverance of Fowlervillc CONSERVATION riOTFS A new Michigan coon record lot 30 inijfes oi cross country hiking was recently set by a coton, earmar, sUictuary It was later shot by hunt Sopfcia Davis and three sons Caryl Davis C, of the USX MMbie of Bebfvil c Ohio auid Charles, postmaster of Hamburg Funeral senices were held at the Free Methodist church Thurs after noon, Kev Collver pastor of the church officiating Internment was in Hamburg comp tery the pall bearers were E Wray Htnckley CJiaa DeWoIf, Willrir Winkelhaus, Thomas Featherly, Wm Sheffer and Lester Sharps The Ladies Guild of St Stephens church met at the home of Mrs Tom Yjr fl r l a fir trouble man iur the Livingston Coun tlOWCll X IltfHli t ly Mutual telephone co since 1913 10 Air Conditioned tax on all ticket t Thur, Fri, Jan 13, 14 U Laugh Crammed and Melody Laden O MY DARLING CLEM ENTINE Selected Short Sat, Jan 15 and hter for the Mich Bell has been tfiver a six months leave of absence, j i Mrs George Jutison 78, a fern er Pjnckney, remidentdied at the home , of her daughter Mrs Edward liowen I of illiamston Dec 30 Surviving are i diughtert The iuiieral was held at Piainfieid with burial there j j Miss Shirley Kockwell has been in j it i a tod into the 4H service club t llovell last week Air and Mrs Iiank Segtr of Rrijrhtoj, celebrated their golden we Mi and Mr, Harold Campbell have ked and released at the Rose Lake fatherly Truss, afternoon with 10 in attendance The meeting was in charge of Mrs Walter DeWolf, the president and opened with singin1 Official and committee rfcporta were riven by Mrs Arthur Smith, Mr Nellie Pearson andMrs Walter Do Wclf A dinner will be served t t,u 100F hall Sun Jan L at 30 Sick and Poor Mrs K Hinckley and Mrs Thomas Featherly Stranger fMTs Edin Shannon jr and NJ Stephannon Woak Mrs Nelie Pearson, Mrs G Roy Merrill Mrsi Frank Buckalew Mrs Arthur Smith and Miss Bessie Hoi lister iFJnbertainment Mrs Emil J K Dyer h char, Mrs Ida Knapp and ftfrs J,h Flower Mrs Ralph Winkelhaus f Publicity Mtrs Henry Queal and Miss Jule A Ball Mrs Frank Buckalesv was presr nt ers 2 miles east of Howell The preious record was 27 miles in Alkgan county yfiT permits vere issued to hvnt er3 v tae toci killed In ,lichiga through Yrisconsin this year compared to T38 last year 7,349 were taken across the straits this year com pared to 10,185 last year This dept sold 71107 acres of Ind and 22,043 lots in 1043 and has 14 regular land sales scheduled for 1944 Mchigran is now producing about 40,000000 cord feet of lumber a month, two percent of the total US output NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Dr AH Willits, the Apostle of Sunshine, is the next number on the lecture course on Jan 27 A large crowd attended the social given ot the Peter Kelly house last ed with a gift for her years of faith Thursday night by St Marys church, ful service as secretary The sportsmen of Howell are mak The next meeting will he held sold the ice cream bar in Howell to i,J arrarigements for a big fox hum at the home of Mrs Chas DeWolf Mat Sat 200 p lie, 2c Ai Feli Oppenheim of Plymnuri pbcll expert ,, in t lP There were 244 births and 53 da THE CHANCE OF A LIFE tha in Howell during 1043 TIME with Miss Kate Famum was in Detroit Thurs Feb 3 last week to attend the wedding of Hamburg Lodge No 438 IOOF held her friend, Miss Barium, its regular meeting at tl e rail Tues George Judson has erected a saw night when the officers for the en suing term were installed the install ard Kinny of ersitj of Michigan South Lyon district deputy In this issue is a letter from Prof James Woodworth, noble grand Born to Mr pnH s Matt Brogan cre an w cust01 work suing term were install Maua McCletrjof Chilson last week ert Green is attending the uni ing officer was Richa ec a soiu Livingston county is asked to subs CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN BATES cribe 838,00 for tne 4th War Loan Wm A Sprout in which he disPut Scott Durham, vice grand drive which starts this month I an Msertion that taught school in Bille Bennett, past grand , Twins, a boy and girl have been Pinckne 38 V He says it is much C Roy Mterrill, financial born to Mr, iEtfward Barnard of Phi jlonpel as ne started teaching here i Carl Fisher, treas adelrhia, a son of Carleton Bai7iard j837 He Says one of his PuPi W1 Robert Mosker chaptlakt and grandson of George Barnard of SlIas Barton then a hoy of 14 George Stubbs, Warden Howell Mlss Bertha Donaldson, formerly Le Bennett, conducter Arthur C Readadopted son of Rav Hoe11 has enrolled in the Pin Harold Mohlman inside guardian Plus King of the Wet BUSTER CRABBE In f,tHE DRIFTER Cartoon Kexd of South Lyon has beenarrest ed by the FBI charged with accepting j 15,000 for spreading Japanese pro i propaganda He graduated at South Lyoc high school in 1928, served a year in the Philipines and then 3 year in the Chinese army in China San, Mon, Tuea, Jan 16, 17 18 Mat Sun, 2 P M Cont, Sid Splitting Laughter PISTOL PACKING MAMA in New York City n a fur,hRUTH TERRY, ALLEN JENKINS Selected Short New at schod, Clarence Radcloff and John Eng D Walters has rented his farm to land right and left supporter of Dave Smith for the coming years the vice grand Jeffrey f Coleman have started a Following the installation an oys sawmill at Anderson Butler and Brad ter supper was served There was ley have one at Patterson Lake guests from South Lyon Rev MH McMahon was in Dexter Floyd McMichael who was at lr I He is now in the U S army stationed Monday to preach the funeral U, S, army induction center for exm j U South Carolina He was arrested 11 or Amos Phelphs of that place in Detroit Sat failed to pass th Vd, Jn 19 HI YOU SAILOR All Adulu 17c DONALD WOODS, ELTSE KNOX Plus Weird Myatery i DRUMS OF FU MANCHU If you havent gotten arom,d to buying a Second Wax Loan Bond, stop and think what it rr, would man to you If our solJ m icrs nadnt gotien round 1 K the fibt Lyle Younglove has been elected exam paymaster of the Loyal Guards in A steady sale of bonds stamps r are being sold at post office here li d1 DeVereau who rmerly The total sale for 1943 was 241, ived here and ran a meat market 5 Mmost one quarter of a mil inD a,TeStd for conterfeitinff 15cm Crildren bought 70 worth of etroifc , stamps one day last week Automobile Mechanics 2C25Y MEN AND PAINTERS WILL YOU B SET WHEN Turn out OFFICE LI at lunch Sc ve electricity government asks the utmost conservation of electricity to save coal, manpower, transportation and critical war resources Turning off your office lights for an hour at lunchtime may not seem like much of a saving But one or two lights in thousands of offices, turned off one hour a day, will save in a year thousands of tons of coal vitally needed today Electricity is not rationed and there is no shortage of electric power in this area The Government asks you to reduce your use VOLUNTARILY as part of the national conservation program Save etiHcity whenever and wherever you euMi store and office and home The Detroit EJIson Company Published in cooperation with the WAR PRODUCTION BOARD BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Oure U A Vitally Essental Salvage Organization, , DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERV1CF 4 HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AND SHFTP according to siz and condit on DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLliECT TO HOWELL 4SO r UtHtuu uummuiii ntmntinunMniimwmfi ComiagTeen Age GERMANY Has SURRENDERED i LIVE STOCK i Ac AT FIRST fM LVY666 U TABIET55AIVL NO DROPS GETT SET NOW IN THIS GREAT ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY IOLD CLOTHfNG SALVAGE Old clothing shoes, etc will be j Metivd in Pinckney at the vacant tore in tha Masonic block Leave iKtm in tha store or in U door 1 Make Over IS50 per Month 2 Enjoy Family Man Working Hour 3 Safe, Warm Al Worlrlni Con dition 4 Got Vacation with Pay S Cot Holidays Off With Pa S Weekly Sataty ibr y if it iJ locked or notify Ufa Palmar, Phcaia Maka It a tkteft MAS rive lyyy y NO DUES, NO FE, NO RED TAPE, No fefsSaft v Livingston M Howall, Mtelu AVOW mployed at jmtm wnm fUsfJttEY DISPATCH Wdnewky, jTtt,J944 ii PLAY SQUARE SHARE Display your colors now D o YOU remember that soldier you saw on the bus with his arm in a cast Do you recall that sailor you saw hobbling down the street on a cane Have you noticed the list of casualties printed from time to time in this newspaper What you are asked to do, compared to the boys who are really, in it, is easy But your job is mighty important, too Once again Ccfinedys you are asked to niv AT LEAST ONE EXTRA HUNDRED DOLLAR WAR HONi A Series E War Savings Bond will cost you only 75 and you get back at maturity in ten years 4 for every 3 invested this is the least you can do Invest more if you possibly can200, 300, 400 Remember, it all comes back with interest So play squaredo your share HE DID Store ACT NOW Girls and Women FOR Light Work No Experience Necetsary Good Pay and Bonus APPLY Electrionics Prod Mfg Co Dexter, Michu t To the People of this Community KILL OH UK Klll ID United Sates Iinrcs paid the stillest price1 in luirnan lift per squuio ynrd for the capture ot Tarawa, vital Pacic outpost It was kill or he killed, Your boys did n ot Uinch when 1hey ran into the deadliest five pjver ill or 1 L beaches of this important Gilbert Island stronghold This assault bloody and costly, is one of the many which must be made before Tokyo and Berlin are pounded into dust and ashes What are you doing to back up the boys Remember these are boys from this very community, g erhaps from your very home Av ome in your neighborhood which today docs not display the treas urys red white and blue 4ih War Loan Shield proclaiming We bought Extra War Bonds is not backing the attack Every Extra War Bond you buy becomes a direct fighter against Japan and Ger many Ifr you could but see one man die on the battlefield, you would not count the cost of your slight sacrifices to buy Extra War Bonds to make each succeeding iysault less costly in the lives of our boys You cant afford NOT to buy Extra Bonds in the 4th War Loan if you would help these boys THE EDITOR MNCKNEY DISPATCH j Entered at potvoiftee Ptaclmajr, Mich tecond class iattar Subscription 1126 a yaai Paid in AdVanc PAUL W CURLBTTf PUBLISHER W ion Yuu Have a i LOCAL NEWS White ine Cough Syrup i Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge was in Detroit part of ast week flfos Lettie Nisbett entertained aer brdge club Wednesday Robert McArthor of Paducah, Kentucky is visittng hs family here Mrs Ella Claire Dixon has signed to teach the Reese school, north oi Howell Mi and Mrs Louis Coyle spent Sunday with Sit ,Elia tauh o, Cheiea Mrs Nettie Vaughn was a guest Friday of Mr and Mrs Roy Merrill in Webster K iMi and Mrs Robert Tasch and children spent Sunday with relatives in Ann Arbor Robert Western of Detroit visited his sister Mrs Mildred Snooks ovethe week end 1 MFss Dorothy Ellis spent Sunday I with Mrs Evelyn Hendee at the Lynn Hendee home i5 ftlir and Mrs Alvin Heckler f lo5 j troit called on Mr andMrs Clifford VunHorn Sunday 2 Mr Otto Paulson was a dinner S guest Sunday at the home of Miss Haze Chambers S Miss Eva McLucas spent the week g end in Ann Arbor with her sister, g Mrs Pauling Arho , g Mrs Emma Vollmer and sun John g Eisele visited at the Joe KQsele home g in Iosco Sunday jg Mr and Mrs Arthur Raab of Lan E sing were Saturday guests at theig homo of Lucius Wilson sr Mrs Ktoyse Campbell and Mrs Ruth McLucas spent Thurs afternoon in Brighton on business Mis Denise Ledwidge returned to j St Josephs Academv Adrian Sun day after a 3 weeks vacation Mrs Harold Inlhraith of Anderson 5 075 26c 8 OZS 52c F r Cod and LaGrippe Take Our Cold Breaker Cold Cold Capsules 24 CAPSULES 26c GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Keme4y Drug Store W s4 TlrtUOTj jmuiJiuiiHiimuin, iMiiiiiinhiiiiimMiiiinntr THE HANDY g OPEN EVERY EVENING e BREAD, CAKES, COOKIES, MILK RENTAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY I ICE CREAM CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC 4S suffeied a stroke last Saturday night an1 is in a critical condition, Lucius Wilson sr delivered an ad dress last Friday before the Indus triat Relations Assoc, in Lansing Mr and Mrs Andiew Nisbett at le,dcd a birthda prty given Si ur, ay ir A N IIa,i at Briyi u Mrs Robert Grainger jr was home accountof sickness Thurs and Fri and her school, the Youngkve was j clofced Sunday quests of Andrew Nisbett Michael Roche of Pinekney andj J A X Hovisner and Robert Cates of I MJ ton Robert Grainger jr has resigned , his position at the Howell Motors and is working at the Reo factory in Lansing JOE GENTILE Open Every Eveni ig iniiuininMnniuiiniuiMtiiMiiniiirHiiiHtiMMiininiuiiiiiirtii uitniiiininittiH De or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 4 00 Favm Animals Collected Promptly iViodern Equipment Capable Me E L PARKER Agent Phone 88, Purckhey lne FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co , Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell and ter, Leona, and Rita Kennedy spent Saturday eveningjvith Mrs Alice i Mauk in Hotwell 1 Mrs Vivian Parmalee and daughter of Hillsdale spent last Tuesday and Wednesday at the Andrew Camp j , iiU Mr bell home Brighton callod at the CJ Clinton tZ Mrs Claire McMacken brought her luna Sunday fnfant son, Kevin, home from University hosnital Friday where he was Mr and Mis Carl Clipper ol to spend the winter Mis Kdna Reason and son spent jg Friday niht in Ann Arbor g Knicst Miintyie of Pattie reck 5 called oi Stuart Anderon londay r MJ Hoisei of Caiden City called 5 at the Winston Uauglm home Sat,S and Mrs Tony Canton aiui last week in Detroit Martin Creijier ol Pngbton itwMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiViiiiIiiriiiiiiiiiHi 1 Firat iNational l Bank Mi IN HOWELL CND2R FEDERAL v1 cbiblirii pnt rill U the Mtovinr Having fcold our farm and lvin the ttate, I wi household irfcU at Public Auction on tho premie located 3 mU west of PLiwkn to Hinchey Road 3 miUt north to Burg Road 4 mile west 4bl0 or 10 mile SWof Hcm,4 mil S W of ChubW Corners on SAT, JAN 15th t M HE SALE COMMENCES AT 130 P ITinaV EUctrk luLg good at new lUWinator Rfrigerator 6 ft Loricy g Matliiili 5 Pioc Broakkt St with anamol KMb RM agPyW 3 Pi Living o, sr rle with OrtHtr, 2 Balk Why, What, When, Where Of Fertilizer Use Explained TN A statement outlining the A how, why, what, when and where of fertilizer use for war time crop production, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urged Michigan farmers to make arrangements for their plant food supplies as early as possible for next seasons crop operations Uncertainties of transportation, labor shortages at fertilizer factors and the possibility of further scarcities of potash and superphosphate because of increasing lendlease requirements, says the statement, make early purchases a necessity, if a farmer is to have his supplies when seeding time arrives Because every ton of fertiliser must be stretehed to the utmost to help meet the vast new erop goals, the statement says, the coeparatton of farmers in helping plant food from iMtery to is essential Only fcffc asssh confttititsutaa A applies 1st lftvly nd la4sHiJtYottIe JMHPM m I i recently operated upon, t Mr and Mrs derge Shosser and sons Clare and Jack of Ann Arhor J wert Saturday night guests of Mr rnd Mr Fred Head Fred Fish who has heen visiting his jrn Vernon, in Pittsburg, Penn returned home Saturday His son Verron and grandsons hrought him back Messrs John Martin, TJeorge Wehh, PW Curlett and Judge H Wirt ew kirk of Portage Lake attended the Masonic past masters banquet at Deter Friday nigrt Sunday jrursts of Mr and Mr George Meabon jr ,Pinekney, wer rr jvK Mviri, rrofrville Pa, Miss tMian Maletzski of Howell W C Haines and wife of Detriot Jay and Sarah Lerivldce of Petfr ed on Mrs Raymonda Morris Sunday Jay and Sarah Ledvridg of Derter called on Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge Sun day Mr and Mrs HG Vedder entertained Sunday at Mm In honor of their on, erad,flK home from the navy on a furSS Mr and Mrs r H unlhoiit MrVand MJS fi Harlow Shehan and , Jiikson eiu Sun with Mr and Miv Win Shehan The Snfd Mauks, AbeMlofn and Kriibt Kciitir family enjoy H kat iriK party at Poriag Lakt one day last week Mn and Mrs Jay ilrighani of has Lake were recent callers at ht John Martin home Mr and Mrs Carl riippert of Detroit spent the wiMk end at the Fnmk Aberdeen home on tluir vaV to Florida to live The village fii engine wa railed to the lathers horhe at Chubb ners Sunday by a fire Mls FJIK Siglr and daughter 5 Marjorie, of lnsinjr railed on Mrg Laura Sigler Sunday js SUPERVISION S Member Federal Deposit InsS uraiu Corporation Alldepos it lnuied up to 0,000 or each j Depositor A TYPICAL AMERICAN SUC I CESS STORY rs START AT THE BOTTOM Cor i MU Jean Clark will be in Chicago jIII until Thurs on business for th,g International C0 of Ann Arbor g Mr and Mrs WH Mevv atten j g c u farewell dinner Fri rpht for S Jrhn Roberts and wife of degory, S vho are leaving for Tuscon Arizona I g Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey and child, g ren and Mrs OBrien spent Sun atS 11 the Howard OBrien home near Stock , g Swarthout and children and James 1 children calM at the Clias riddy 9msAs nJ t AND WORK UP It a lon distance from bottom of the foot in Italy to the evil brain in iennany, but out boys are on the way Theyll write the last chapter of this success story in Merlin Wtt help them write it by buftap, more War Bonds, They eunH let dowjra tflmr fighting We cant let downi j oar Bond Buying KEEP BUYING WAR B RCULARLY AND DEPOSlI THEM FOR SAFEKEEPING WITH TH BANK V rej Singer and famliy Robert Mitteer of Stockbridjre who was hurt in an auto accident near on New Years eve was abW to turn rom Friday, unconsciott fas were broken Dinkel who was returned to e fas bon OJTP enlj n l i Mrs FJdna Reason, daughter, Leota fiimitmtllllUtlllUMilimniHltlltmil and Mr and Mrs Roy Reason and j IBSSI children called at the Charles Kddn 1 homr in Howell Sunday I apd Mrs Clydo FiAr enter PIT SWkaay diniwr m honor L f tMr tM,PfC Roy Fisher who is j gh, Mr aai Mrs of B Oak I 4 oar ooys mast keep an infwe mast kctf inc WAR BONDS tory t von Kaafjsl ING THE ATTACHm tf iVAi, V,J wrrf S HARDWARE, STOVE, FURIMFLE MENT REPAIRS, PAINTS v r I fi Sfc 4 Profleltu irive 5 tm en t FOR SALE 2 aeaied Porch Glider 8,00 1 Davenport 2200 4 chain and 1 table Cabinet Radio, 1000 Odd chairs, 140 2 wicker chairs 200 each 1 floor lamp8 Ed Kenny, Rush Lake ATTENTION FARMERSElectric while we have them, 6 can aftie, 800 MMilk Coolers in stock Buy now 3 can size 363 installed Howlett Bros Hardware, Gregooy v m f HARDWARE r JOK bAU 4 piece Deoroom suit 9X12 rug, 3j4 metal bed, 8 room Duo Theme oil burner, 5 piece breakfast set, ironing board 2 congoleum rugs Singer sewing machine, baby bed, I small oil stove, lavatory library table odd chairs stock trailer chain hoist, hog feeder lumber cream sep arator 6 gallon barrel type churn Mrt Vince Dark MS6 Anderson HARDWARE FOR SALE OS ttflNT 6 room house and feirm with buildings in good con dition v Mrs Vince Dark M36 Anderson FOR SALE Block wood Lynn Hendee Wanted to Hire Wood cutters Lyhn Hendee ik JUS mwArwvu 0 statend county governmente The frm projects ofi 1944 sire bthood and bad, as th4ean analJM them The manpower shortage s3 continues with little relief in pv spect until Germany collapses and military demobilization begins in the U, 8 However, the college extension J service 4d a masterful job in mobilizing emergency labor for the 1948 season which was complicated by the bad spring Weather, he added, and this organization work will carry over for 1944 Farm machinery situation is not rdically different than last year continued the Dean except for rep air parts Some restrictions have been removed, Machinery, on the whole is a year older, and hence there will ba a greater demand for repair parts fertiliser situation is easing up a bit 1 good to be frank about it At, survey was made recently in Wisconsin show the average truck had 65,000 miles of wear No doubt Michigan trucks would show the same On the other hand, natune favor ed the Michigan farmer last flail, and he is ahead of his usual farm work as of one year aga More, fall plow ing was done, which will greatly he o4 next spring We have had little snow, and farmers have been able I to haul fertilizer to their fftelds The buyers fertilizer situation is easing up a bit by and hwg Tie y lUy M Patfy tt 9 Piselntoy, pfflhIsiB Office Hours2tOO to 40 P M 70 te 9t00 P M DR G R MftCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N MUUfaa , Telephones Office, 200 Reside, 128 Evening by Apseiatseea Howell, MWfaa CtAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Pfeao WIS Hackney, Mick PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PRONE 7SF11 Pinckney, Mtokigasi ltemMHMUilllUlltmilUiUtlUIUlUulliC tinilillihwitilllliniiUtlUlf 90M9S OVER AMERICA 1 FARMS WANTED Cash for farms, cottages or Lake propel ties Call or write LH Crandall, uc2nlZ, iL Generally speaking the averaro j Michigan farmer is better off fin I ancially than he was a yoar ago, al FOR SALE Live and dressed rabbits, though he may have no more if even 1 Frank Plasko j as much money in his pocket This 112 State st C17 Howell Phone LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phone S9P3 tfnckaey Michigan 5s 1 RMl f stdtfi cur Lift Yens Ptaynrijp Bond Hmm ROOTING S1PIN SHU AU Worl Wll 183 North Howell, MARTiN J ts Brichtea, VwWWde ft VaV Don Wy VtaWiakle Charles It VcnWtnH Attorneys at Law First Stele and Savings Bank Howell, Mieaiter P H Swarthout Son FUNERAL HOME Modem BquifMnent Ambolence Service Phono 39 Piackaer, Mlcklgo Gov Brickei of Ohio opened his STATE OF MICHIGAN sA Lets than 100 people live in 8anta CUui, Indiana, but each year the postmaster sends out more than hall a mil hpn Christmas cards and packages Nearby is a granite statue o Raffta Oatas, dedicated Mo children of the world Santa Claus1 Post Office 5 V Oo UM JUtack Utth War Bonds In the Nazi slave countries of Poland, Greece, Jugoelavia lie children starve to de, the older aci sirrrKcr ones arc bold into slavery wlcre they can live but a few nd veiirs at the most though he may have no more if Frank Plasko FOR SAL Kasco 16 percent Dairy j sounds paradoxical, but its true Far Also Poultry, HOK Hair, Cal mers had higher income, despite in dog and rabbit feed We will deliver creaeed production costs, and most tainUy unchkedbythe 10 bags or more Make yur store you of them he used to pay off old dthtR , wl n,v ai, feed headquarters We carry a com campaign for the nomination for the presidency at Detroit last Friday night and he could hardly have picked a worst time, flowing as it did upon the suicdie of a gambling victim in Ohio and proof gambling existed in plete line Place your order now f spring baby chicks Squire Hatchery, o Mich, avei SowelL FOR SALERoek broilers, 3 to 6lbs Dan VanSlambrook FOR SALEStrictly fresh eggs at all times Mrs Percy Ellis, phone 78F11 WILL DELIVER3 to cords of slab j wood Phone Thureson Lumber Co Phone Howell 844 pay off old debts , officials Gov Dricker when asked and tc make needed repairsThey may by reptfrters at Detroit on his atti not have any more dollars in the bank ufe towardfl gambling said it was a but tiieyre better off just the same The farmer doesnt jet into the FOR SALE One fresh holstein cbw 2 miles west of Pinckney Michael J, Roche FOR SALE 2 Hieferg 2 yrs old, dap this week Eli Aron FORSALET2f WhiteRockpulleU front page hodlines as often as his city brother Farmers are not strik tng for higher wages They may grumble, as is tneir traditional right when nature goeg into reverse and bureaucrats go haywine, but yoiu can count on them to get up hours before sunrise and to finigh their chores by artificial light in the een ing, day by day, all without fanfare of publicity or organizatiom ballyhoo The dean didnt say this, but we do Ic seems a logical observation to make in 1944, to these war time five months old 125 each, j fresh eggs Phone 13F21 Alsoi fighters on our Michigan hoime front 1 Housewives SAV YOUR WASTE FATS Tha United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES local responsibility and he was powerless to stop it This is the same Mr alibi that governors of Mich, used in the old days when open gambling was tolerated here butit is significant that there hse been no widespread gambling in Michigan daring the regimes of Govs Murphy, Dickinson and Kelly Where there is a will to accomplish things there is always a way As to his speech the Detroit Free Prfess classed it as full of plati tudinous piffle and vague gener alities According to the press there is a move in Ohio to sidetrack Gov Bricker and substitute Sen Taft as tte favorite son candidate STATE OP MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of LIVINGSTON At a said session of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell, in said County, om the 10th day of January, AD 1948 ge of Probate In the matter of the Estate of John SPORTS The following is the basket ball schedule Pinckney will have three teams,, 2 boys and one girls Jan, 14 Brighton here 3 games Feb 4 Ann Arbor Res, there, 1 game Jan 25, St Thomas there, 2 games I Jan 28, Brighton here, 3 games Feb 1 FowlervMe there, 8 gamesl Hnry Craft Deceased Feb 4 A Arbor Reserves, there 1 gm Myrtle Craft having filled Feb 11, Dexter there, 2 games in said Court administration Feb 18, Stockbridge, there 8 games j acoount and her petition praying for Feb 15 Si Thomas here, 2 games ie allowance thereof and for the I Feb 25 Chelsea, here, 3 games assignment and distribution of the M v i, , there8idue of said estate The Probata Court for tie County of LIVINGSTON At a said session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in the said County, on, the 27th day of December AD L943 Piesent, Hon Willis 1 Lyons, Jud ge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Minnie Gardner, Mentally incompetent, r Carrie Gardner having filed In said court her 1st account as guard ian of said estate and his petition pruying for the allowance thereof, It is Ordered, That the 24th day o January, AD 1944, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said account It is Furthur Ordered That Public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this ordr week for 3 sucessiwe w to satid day of hearing ney Dispatch, a newspa and circulated in said Co Willis L Lyons, Judge of Atrue copy Celestia Pa Register of Pro Invest your CHRISTMAS savings in Uncle Sams WAR BONDS Keep oa Backing the Attack 9 i The hot lunches started at school Monday 145 were feed Leave Them at this Store 33 w YOU gT BETTER MEATS AT To the People of this Community VOL CAN AFFORD IT You can afford to buy Extra War Bonds during this Fourth War Loan Drive Everyone in this community knows incomes are higher than ever before that both workers and farmers have more cash than ever before Every one knows that more than one member of hun dreds of families are income earnersend everyone knows that increases in wages and salaries have far outstripped rising prices, and increased taxes You can afford to buy Extra War Bonds At a matter of fact, you cant afford NOT to Buy Extra War Bonds If you spend your money for needless, scarce goods, you are increasingprce9 if you want to help win the war you cant afford NOT to buy War Bond, tf you want to help that boy in the service, you cant afford NOT to biiy Extra Bonds and if youwont a giltedged investment for your own future security, you cant afford NOT to buy Extra War Bonds Dont Just do the expectedbuy All the Bonds you can THE EDITi Established 1963 Incorporated 1916 McPherson State Bank It is Ordered, That the 31st day of January AD 1944 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, Be and is hereby appointed for examiningend allowing said petition HIKES THE REASON lyb FurtW Ordered, That public so PERSISTENT IN t thereof bo glvon bv publication of a copy of this order for three suc cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County WilHs L Lyons Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parthill WE ARE UftGirtii EVERYONE TO BUY ALL THE U S BONDS POSSIBLE When the war is over the people who have followed this advice will bo in beautiful shape to stand any adjustment which may be necessary If you are iortunata enoui i to keep tvortvitg steadily, so much ihe Raster of Probate better y0u not have t iuse ny ot your uvings hut should STC, iOK AND LISTEN WHS the shfit from waxwork to peacetime TH PRESCRIPTION SAYS DOPE work f ind you temporarily unemul One of the formidable postwar pro , yeu have w blems will be the combating of the to keep you Roing during spifead narcotic addictionGobind Beh j You who have never ari Lai famous science analyst, writ U right time to star ing in The Amercian Weekly with a feeHng this Sundays Times, explain nowitny0arto find medical chemists are striving to find , amojafcofi a safe substitute tor habit tmtng fc opiates Get Sundays Detroit Ti Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 12, 1944 Description An account of the resource January 12, 1944 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 1944-01-12 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c0116757b5046dca99c7cf32701301ca.pdf 3ccc88c6ece5353cee3db29103e612a1 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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IS Jr t A t r S3 i 1 v V fl p f fc BBBBHBy rf P5H VpSI v jswrarp V A f r , r V VOLUME NO 51 PiocWy, Drinfttoa Court MUrif Wednesday, Jam 1 1944 Local Interest War News Pw a4 lUms Coeeralag th Bos Who Ar in theServica of TkW , Country 1 Masonic Guest Nigbt Held Largs Attendance at Maonic Guest Night Hr Saturday Evening X Curran Paimer, Brighton auto deaiei, has enlisted in the US army Aliau Cllacoit, son of Dr Collaeo,u Howell dentist, is reported mis sing, in action, he being one of a crew of the torpedoed destroyier,Leary, recently lost in the South Pacific Jack and Ray Wilson extend their thanks to the latfjes of Pinckney for the Xmus gifts Wesley Umstead and Lawrence Lmsteud, brothers of Pinckney wish to thank tiu ladies for the gift Wesley is now in Pearl Harbor Private Edward Bennett of Pnckney and Barbara Loree of Oak irove were married Saturday Pvt, Kevm Ledwidge who is oa M A large crowd of some 200 persons packed the banquet hall of the local Masonic lodge Saturday eenir So great was whe number tna tables had to be set in different roonvj of the temple Fortunately there was plenty of food to feed the assembly, the prfeicipal item on the menu being venison The banquet was put on under the direction of Joseph Griffith aided by some 12 assistants who worked all the afternoon preparing it The hfgh school orchestra recent ly oiganized by Gilbert Bailey who plays a violin with Bill KlavepianoJack Haines, cornet, Otto Poulson, drums and traps and Abel Hanes, violin played for the banqueteers to tKft JNNPLgD RIGHT WW TH5 FjGHT aoisDvyukR 00 M Of WASTf f Will MAKI 00 CONTAINIM OR BLOOD FL ASM 1470 BOXES EMfRGFNCY BOAT RATIONS 204 CARTONS CO TAININO ONI lift PRESERVER LIGHT , , V, at the Jap concentration camp at j march jm, during the banquet and for Alva Oklahoma is home on leave the community singing which was led by a strange quirp he arrived Friday j by Rev McLucas Clifford MUler, master of LivingIston lodge gave the address of wel on the same day his brother Marcian returned to his army camp at Indep etdence Kansas com and turpedtnTmeeting over to Capt Win Bronson, Royal Baker V , , T , , , , , , the chairman of the entertainment jr, Kenneth LaMere and Paul Perry J , ,, , u i committae,ye edtor, who acted as the vsh to thank the ladies oi Pinckney J for the Christmas gifts received Waste Paper Collection Popl of this Section Are Urgd to Contribute Their Watt Papr for the Wr Effort Private Levi Luatke writes from England that it is a fine country and lie is enjoying it very much The only drawback is that it is darn muddyHe iivs ne nui neurd iiom mui luuiiy who is ai6o m England a couple ol tnue but they cant seem to get totthei Private Joe Lavey writ from Camp Wo Iters, Texas, that though he ia iii the sunny south it gets darn cold una uiey have had some snow Ail bjs regiment but iJ went overseas and they are training a bunciyol raw iici uii uie training is strenuous aiiu ihey aiie out ail duy long wth but mastei of ceremonies The fMiisonj i were then called upon to introduce j themselves and their guests Follow Do you know thit Mulligan prod this Garth Meyer and Robert Carr uces one tbd of all the paper t, put on an Edgar Berg,n and Charlie tons used by the armed forces in McCarty act with Carr taking the i shipping supplies These cartons Recreational CUR R OMM rroject lanea i i HrefWr except for utcotJI Now PUyground Project to Uee iAojcoaatai towns there will be ne m 5hBrgMiJ Land blackouts and practise tlens, acc ing tc an announcement maie by t war dept The raon given that they interfere too muck with war pro jductun Recently tin uatiouwide din m The conaervation dept Ls working on a plan to purchase same 100,000 acres of submarginaJ lands for rec reational purposes in southeastern 1 was eliminated and thouenltfc of Michigan where the bulk of the pop ulationis This region has 120n lakes with public ownership on only 25 Of the 300 miles of Great Lake front age in this area only 12 miles are publicly ownedk Mr Walsh and Wal ter Hastings otf the tons dept were in Pinckney one day last week and would like to come again at some future date give an illustrated talk on the subject airplane spotter were refjbvod Off their dutiea We do not quit ttatV stanc this because in all pcaee blackouts held in MieABa war rtr orie were not made to conform whfch would lead one to rather oWubt tht effectiveness of such practiae blac outs as in the cas of an air at said war factories would be th p qia object of the attacking pUu However with the Kazios and It iing o len back and sufferity ft inferiority in the air the priaci ja land l8,3o acres are within , danaer from such atUcks has reced Cass county The acerage is broken the odds are gneatly agintt tay which is 9,100 acres and the nailet air stacks in the near future 500 acres Ot the proposed purchaM of 100000 acres of park and recreationGov Harry K Kelly and the cons Supt Ciene tiiiott let looaa a blatt part of the dummy They got aff a number of good ribs on some of the I oca Masons The address was given by Major CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Francis Mnrnfcy Sunday Masses at i and 12 noon This ti 3rd Sunday alter Kpiphuny and communion Sunday for the Boys ervation Dept are propasi g to the week what ke X Jan specal session of the legislature encroachment over LS antral a program that calls for the elev scho0,s OII by w of fed entual expend ture of about 8,000 en PPpriations and said that tjy 000 spread over a period of seven hou,d be rrfu in th futUft W lt year The 1944 seion will be asked to appropriate 1,510,00 to start off the project The areas indicated for purchase in Livingston county luive been desgn ated by nearby landmark These area, are Pinckney area, 0,1 to acres, Sh meant surrending control of state ias itutians In Darticular he 4Afled out the CCCT NY A WPA educational programs for censure claiming tfcey were created without federal or staf sanction Thi attack is hard to ceflt prehend as no one has been aoffj eage fox federal appropriatioBa or are made from your paper waste We are in desperate need of maga Junior Holy Name Society zine, old books, corregated paper Catechsm Saturday at 1000 a m J aronville area, 27oo Sylvan, 50O nioro uccessful in gettng them than, , and newspaper and after Mass on Sunday I Wanpers Lake 4,0 acres Water Mr Elliott As to the educatioafj ThC 8th ot PHS are vin Novfna devotion for achojl children ,GO 40 , programs of the WPA, CCC , aftf Garnet C Burhngame of Ann Arbor theij time and effort n collecUnj eacft FridaM at l2i2l no0n and at The DePt emphasized that NYA th instltutiooa In tfielr wh has juut returned from some 3 these materals We have no cars or 745 p m for aduts, followed by i lhe at listed were only ten itjve covered a neglected field that, t I, Friday years sesvce overseas He was Nor trucks to make these collections but conioaions This is the 5th man Millers commanding officer off ,ey on express wagons and sleds, of the 32nd Novenna of Pubiic property would be hi,Vou er in the Buna campujgn in New When you come into town couldnt j A Retreat for school children wilt iible ecaue operating frjM, ana Guinea Mlth the 126th and 128th in yew possible take a few minute to j open here Frday, Jan 2K at 4i p Jhtensvely developed aivas woul ,f u , Jllt, hia hoon , antry tw, national guard units of bring Lhe paper to ua m una Mass Satuduy at 100 a m not be bot at least for the present few hours oif His company has been the M dWln He knew Wr will maRf, the collections in i followed by sacrament of tn, Norman personally He detailed the town hut we must rely on you to ance All school children inviited the activities and battles of that campaign help us in the county , meetings High Mass Sjn J n i0 in whch the entire division started If you have 50o lbs or more and at 9 00 with 10 days rations and were gone cannot bring them in w11 you cr Ammg the intention th v0ik , 42 days, subsisting on Vzzardsnakes the school and we assure you we will j are SunJ for Pvt Wil nl KilkwrM, and what food was dropped from not let them lie idle while our relat kiile, it Italy, Mon for the 14th day j planes lhe average loss cf wesrll ives and friends are doing their hit, for thejate Mary Rariv ViVen,1 per soldlfer in tWs campaign wa 4 fqr us Tueo for the late J L nd Mrs A Look over your book cases and ,11 M Roche,Wed for iMfrs Lilian Mcves, sort out those old book knock ln, Thur for the late Ivt Merlyn down those heavy cardboard boxes McCleer Fri for James Stackable Pick up those newspapers and str acting as the enemy Says he wants to go across The four sons of the late Alger Hall are all n the service, iiarola was on a submarine for 18 months and got a shrapnel wound in his hip He is m many instances solid block ng State through disincl nation cr T5 fund was not WIITK Mr Elliott ccschools to rec the future a without the federal KVW , ut ving some authority as to how should be expended rt ha t w th now in a SanDiego hospital with a turnout on the brain Earl is pieumably in Italy, Herbert and Gerald are both in training camps in this cuunuy Their father, Alger Ha 1 v k i rlbs The major was given a big han 1 following the conclusion of hs ad 1 CIVILIAN DEFENSE ACTIV j JTIE TO BE STREAMLINED Shi riff Kennedy, county conmar d or Kobert Mel herson, Howell c W wish there was som way ftj andr and Ar Smitii aUended a mait which the national elect ou could be ing held n Kast Lansing, Jt i 5m, postponed for one year or at least where Capt Donald Leonard, utv I until th war is over It wll require commander of Civilian Defense met much moitey, effort and tiu with 100 local and ooiunty coniman ders to obtain the r suggestions and witica should be expended on the war effort served in France in World War lbej dress ing there when his fast son Harold The fathers, brothers, grandfathers ,nd the net result wll probab y b to piesent recommentations for the nov 4 L taeita pnojong the war one year Sat for commemoration for our boys next MX months, it being left to the WILS born He lost his life in an auto accident a few years ago Floyd Hollis whose wife was form and uncles of service man were then asked to stand and fully ninetenths lfifthe assembly arose to their feet erly Lla Lewisis home on a furlough p, Julius Aschenbrenner, Pinck , from the Great Lakse naval station neys Sergeant York who was a ma ln 1JJ41 Senator Carpenter 0f It Will inthe service and members of purgat 1 organizat ons to determne what from th w tTbe exnded ItTatss orial socety with intention for Wiss tne, communtes needed f h , enTaoijt For communities of les than 500 I , 1 V tranL As U8UBl tk i will be recnminatioa and baselem jcbadges launched by the partisja SUNDAY HUNTtNG BALLOT Some 15 cownfces in Michigan have A FHel Passed laws restricting Sund h This m0nth ls pre8S month for Cath Perhon8 and in rual areas the, State K ay hum olic papers and magazines i Council felt that the Auxiliary Fire i neys oergenu n,Ti,n ifj Mrs Erma Lewis entertained in his j cHiTie gunner in the Buna campaign iMn introduced a law ,n the honor Suunday Mrs John Chambers d hag mor of 54 Japs killed was fcla e enate to peal all such laws and family and Wr and Mrs Henry jnext Juiius wears the Silver Star, anfI Pen w counties to Sunday huntJohnson and daughter j Punle Heart and other decorations in Two different attorney generals and lost a hand in the Buna campaign ru,ei the bJI constitutional Qn the nd 2 spoken I number of tmes be tT I Ca MLnt organizations since his b baMd gqIf flshjng ba Pinckney, January 14th, 1944 Dear Mr Curlett I am proud and happy to announce my son Royal Baker jr has been promoted to a Sergt The promotion fore different organizations Delinquent 1043 accounts may be Waidens should be continued but that adjusted now Please call ote emergency services mght he Among the intentions for the sick doactivated, that is, the proect kindl remember W lliam Brennan ive services son of James Brennan who was op1 Various high government and mili erated upon at U of M hospital last tary authonities o the US and Can week Reports are good ada were quoted a saying there against each other and a big letdosm in the war effort Also there is lae of interest in the campaign For tsj Republican convention but on V was received this yeir and that tasar rThcar1 r 7 00, Wa battfJ 1940 Cleveland bid UfM0 4ssa lore auicenw v , tc coud j 5i3A Inordertoete G0SPELM,ss,ON i M, ivu 1LvrjJLUvirtm Mennenite a possi5 lity of enemy air attack, conventionHowever according 4 ijka Michigan being as close to Norwegian cohtitutn the lecftfeft aunt Air Felds as New York and other ne,d tJlott diminhiBg was made Jan 1, 1044 Also his marr Zll lriences in the Conservatio and Sportsmen Assoc Superintendent JTarvin Snirey ,1 ever b,ckos will way effort Va liaQ it , s rvu f related some of his experiences m tne e Hliau shrtfti mnn be hed wv twice a year, in fact iage Sept 23rd last to Miss Dorothy Murium the only daughter of Mr Mrs Paul Meriam otf San Francisco The Rew John Creighton was the minister Royal wishes to thank the kind friends of Pinckney for their gifts at Xmas It was very much ap preciated Wishing you continued success with your paper and compli menting you on your splendid editrialfc I remain sincerely yoprs, Letitia EM Baker u ,, thkis conducting a straw vote to get the Sunday School 1001 a aT,y lw,ce a yr n fact New Guinea campaign He was Mntimerit t the people You are re Worship Service llO0lthe next bout is not likely to be the 128th composed iy or wis r mf 730 held until next strmmr at whih consin boys and a with tne torn ,Hly Prayr Servje, We 70Jt,me th situation might not call for lative 8sioti mandos, an Australian outfLt I LivnRslon County Conservation and EZRA BEACHY ch measures I The emphasis is to be placed on pr paredness for railway disasters, fres Sportsmens Assoc, Brighton,,Mich RATION CALENDER j SUNDAY HUNTING BALLOT Gieen stamps D anl F Yse, T am in favor of Sunday through Janf 20 Green stamps GH, Hunting good Jan 1 through Feb 20 j No, I am not in favor of SunMeats Stamps R and S now valid, y hunting T valid Jan 9 all expire last of this j No T a not in favor of Sunday Lmonth hunting south of township 16 LICENSE PLATE SALE STARTS The sae of 1944 auto license plates will start at my office on Monday, COMMUNriYCONGL ft J M MeLcast BtiaUter Ms Herman Wirfmayer, SS Supt MrAUrad Lan Assist, SS Supt Mrs Flatvnc Bangha Organist Aa4 Choir Director ft t A MA , Moniinf Wership 1000 Sugar Stamp 29 in Book 4 good T am fav r of Sunday hunting gundmy gjoi 1100 O t of th principal vtenu conMura4aon by th com ng igp, n Lansing is jt veniie delinquency We doubt ever, that all the laws enacted all the efforts ef the courts, or sherrifs will make any h Ath this problem without 100 cent cooperation by the parents of so called delinquents Anywajrf term is a mianomer should for 5 pounds though Jan 15 tn Livingston county Shoes Stamp 18 in Book I and No Jan 4 All people buying licenses I airplane stamp in Book 3 good for must turn in their od lieense plates 1 pah each until fwrthur notice, at my office for use as scrap metal This year only one plate will be is floods and such difficulties, and ,t is felt that will prove more worth than the orijjnal purpose IS GIVEN SHOWER Mr and Mrs Wesley McAtee were , ,, A ,t Parential Delinquency Howeii honor Tii ts at commuunity showr A j A , few other cites made some Saturday evening at the Tiome of n s , , I sister and husband, ,Sfr and Mr, bst ZT 7 i HaroldDelfint near ChelsM parentsof children fouad After an enjoyable eve ,rn tf iter 1000 pminto court and fi was them There aeems to be no law Roung PeopVes Meeting 700 Wed eve choir rehearsal 730 MARK H BAKER j Mark H Baker, retired Detroit Tf OUT men in Service can get Gas Stamp A9 good, for 3 gal ingpetor died in Detroit last Wedftt 43o a m and f ght in the jungles same, and contests luncheon though Jan 21 I He was a son of the late Dept Supt aU y 0 preserve our Chrtanit served to some 30 guests following W parential delinquency la sued to be placed in the bracket at Tires Next inspection due A book of Police, Alphonso, Baker Surviving Democracy , it seems tint it i which the brio and groom unwrapp born recently a family an the rear of the car fvehicles by March 81 B1 and Care two sons, Ralph, a police sergeant ttt uty of every citizen in this par, ed the manfc beautiful and useful taking their children into John Hagman, county clerk by Feb 29 commercial vehicles every and a daughter, Mrs Alice Dyke, also cam to church at 100 a m sTts dens had to be pnweevtad n 1 500 or every six months, which o,ne brother, Royal, of Pinckney and on Sunday mornrnjf to help preervf I Those attending from here er law entitled contributing to SPECIAL NOTICE J ever is first a sirter, Mrs Wm Potts Ptmerat on the home front what our men are Mrs Mahle Isham mother of th jnqUency of minors Net law The L A S wil serve 0 n 1 Fuel oil Period 2 coupons good services were held Sat from the Ham fighting and dieing for on the war, W Wr Nelson Shehaand Mrs om p h rMponjilfty iN the church dining room Saturday, through Feb 7 Period 8 coupons Januuary 22, startoig at 5 pm Puice through March 13 all have a value 75c Ladies are requested to please come at 2 pmfor work and business meeeiing Secretary Born to Mr and Mrs George Hoi ben at Rowe hospital, Stockbridge, Tuesday, Jan J 8 a son, John, WillUe of 10 gallons each unit TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE I will receive taxes at my home on Putnam St every Sat starting Jan 8 until f urthur notice Lou C Lavay, Patna Twp Team m S DANCE There will be a dance at the Mas ilton Funeral home, Detroit with Det front Let us help make tHs commun1 Mayme Sloan roit Lodge No 2 F4AM in charge ,ty the place rt ought to be for ourj Burial was in Detroit boys when they return after O e d r E The deceased was well known here, ation ,by giving onr moral, financial w v MB JA Mk1 Some years ago he purchased the and gpiritual support to the church lnie Ha SSrurday night, January JJttilT2um John Dunbar farm and property at 0f our choice 2 P681 h pcy Chapter TTJ Bass Lake which he subdivided and soid in lake lots He remodeled the A ia rtdM to farm house and has spent consider n who O1 w a atta time thra, 3unday scUol for 11 ly upon th parents whare it will rr cat resilts hit whear th twiok was tral taTnty were DA No US 0 E S Music by Finlan Orchestra Lots tf squant dances w ,,, A Refreshments wfll be garvad TWpfA ZJ UM, b i X V d u 1 fi U f I j T V s sg , fcL PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Jan 19 1944 Sjivan Theatre CHELSEA Mfrji THE AVON i HEATER i NEIGHBORING NGTEflr Stockbrio Mich Btfn tQ Jack Donohue an1 wife rf Plainfield, at Rowe hospital, Stockbridge Jan 9 a girl Fri, St Jn 21, 22 SALUTE 1 OR THRE DONALD CAREY BETTY ES, DONA DRAKE, MARTY KAY I Extra Attraction Caribbean Sonv enro A Very Fine Musical Parade Fri, Sot Jan 21, 222 AT DAWN WE DIE44 Drama c Occupied Fra wuh JOHN CLEMEN5, GODFREY i n ARL Thaae Are the Men Army Airorce j Band Cartoon 4Confuionf a Nutty Band Suggestion Box t Born to Mr and Mrs Steve Jef freys of Detroit one day last week j a daughter Mary Leone j UU ry Kathleen, the 3 weeks old f duster of Mr and Mrs Frank Bat Mrs Helen Monks Berry VM teen tie died Jan 28 , turned dw au of the infrnJk para Flmv Glenn returned to hg work in iyfii fund drive there Detro IrHay I Howell high school beat Fowleville , in basket ball last week 3432 Mrs Katherine Grieve Shepherd Cartoon Latest News Sun, Tue, Jan 23, 25 SO PROUDLY WE HAIL Sun, Mon, Tues JanT 23, 24, 25 Heroines of Batan Starring TRUE TO LIFE CLAUDETTE COLBERT, PAUL Jnr A Comedy Starring MARY MARTIN, FRANCHOT TONE DICK POWELL, VICTOR MOORE Cartoon Sportreel Sun Mat 300 Cant ETTE GODDARD Wad, Thur, Jan 26, 27 LUCKY JORDAN A Drama Starring ALAN LADD, HELEN WALKER and MABEL PAIGE Plus MURDER ON THE WATER FRONT A Mystery with FIELD, JOHN LODER WARREN DOUGLAS, JOAN WIN Plus Newt ComingSeepy LagoonSahara 4Saut, to the Marines arhng is a patient at the McPherson hots pita, Howell The marriage of Bonnie Burn, to Naval Air Cadet Leonard , Gallup of Howell is announced Koyal Hardy of Howell is a patient at Si Lawrence hospital of Lansing Reynolds Wylie has old hs homy on Jewett St to Lawrence Dunham The Hamburg school district has had their request ior a new school Nobodys bus to carry school children approved by the ODT KA Bowman, 73 for a numbtr L Ncrman Reasoai will be the auct took at the Pinckney hotel barn on eer at ajiale of farm stock and Sat Feb1 AT10N NOTFS TI uppers been given jComingAlaska Fhway iKansan, Princss ORourt I Time for Love The No Howell Theatre HAMBURG Kussel iailation Led at Kissimee, Florida last Wednesday The body was brought tu Hamburg, and tile funeJul was held from St St Stojhens Kpiscopul Church Tuesdav wih Rev Pearson officiating Furial wat in Grandmont cemetery, Detroit Surviving are a brother, Hunter, a sister, ihs Neva Mohrlock or Chelsea and several neicos and ichews The parreh meeting of St Stephens chureh was held at Orid Fed a 1 Sunday after church with Rev Pdr son present Dinner was served ti i After the business meeting the follow ing vestrymen were cleited Will urn Ktede, Charles DeWol e, K Wray Hinckley, WalterDeWdfe Wayne Jury and J R Hayner i of years a leading merchant in HtKveil j died in Detroit Jan ith where IK had been in the auto accessory bus inesa fojr some time in Moiuoe county have until Feb 1 to harveit this muskrat crop on account of un favorable weather lu spite of the apparent waste of cutting Xmas trees, it is not believed tins constitutes a menace as mot of then were cut from private lands land not state forest reserves i Oakland county has an o vera bund ance of foxes beheved it is due to the fact that part of the county is closed to all forms of hunting Oier 1000 confiscated and bounty furs were offered for sale last week They were coyotte, muskiat bob cat, otter, deer heave, coon and bear Last year 2,755 were sold Theie weie 453 conservation law 1 in violations durng the deer season Fines totaled 19,98952 20o coyottes 5 bobcats and p wo 10 Air Conditioned tax on al ticket Thur, Fri, Jar 20, 2i It will Startle md Thrill Yiu TEEN AGE Plus Selected SliortR Sat Jan 22 Matiree Saturday TOM CONWAY JEAN BROOKS m THE FALCON AND THE COEDS Plus Romance and Action RIDERS OF THE NORTH WEST MOUNTED wish RUSSELL HAYDEN and ADELE MARA Cartoon The Lakeland King, Daughters met at the Odd Fellow hall Thursday with lj present After the business meet ngs the following committees were appointed WorkMr, S nith Maitm Mrs John Rahig and Mrs May CampMrs Clyde Dinning, Mrs Kd Christenen Emergency Mss Viola 1ettys, Mrs Mary Downing and Mrs Pert Hookei 0u It, Mrs Ed Houghton, Mrs Henry Queal Silver OoswMrs Jana Juryi Lap RobesMrs Leroy Tones NOTES OF 47 YEARS AGO Senator George Teeple was in Mar The ice harvest staited at queue this week on bua ness burg Zukey Liike today, j 179 couple were married in This Ives were killed in this state durng county in 189G November i D HF Sigler was in Sag naw In 1943 627 oil drilling pevmts the first of the week as repivesentat were issued in Michgan compared ive u Livingston Lodge No 7 r to 570 in 1942 AM to the Masonic lodge convent 40o confiscated deer hdes are be Thomas McCan of White Oak ped irg offered for sale by this dept guilty to stealing two horses a Mason Lumbering operations are benficlast week and got 3 years in lorna ial to deer as the tree tops become i St Marys church will hold a social available as food at the Mike Farley home Thurs eve The danger of a big winter kill of Jimes Eaman disputes the assert fish by suffocation has been lessened in bo lfid V iy 24 th anil it v is bern E Sun Mon, Tues, Jan 23, 24, 25 Mat Sun, 2 P M Coat, Few Men Live More Excitingly, More Dramatically THE IRON MAJOR i with PAT OBRIEN, RUTH WARRICK and ROBERT RYAN Selected Shorts Cartoow The couny conocitrwi at the Odd elv h,ll on Dues W lcibcd L votfd to buy two war Tin next meeting is with Mrs Houghton on Feb 8th Caiyl Daps of ih V, navy and Welbie Davis Of iiellevue, Ohio are visiting ther mother, Mrs Wanr Davis , Curyl Davis has been in 1h nrwy Bl years and wears 11 rtripes He Hi 2 sons in the navy and one in tho marines Courr Wrmnn w has be ilt is impro ing Mr r Mrs Glenn ers of Dear born spent the week end with hs parents IM and Mrs Frd Myres A Community Church Counwl been organized at Dexter OJI of Prod Wm Sprout that Instarted teaching school in Pinckney in R37 He says that his fathercame here in lSUJ and at that time there was but one house n Pinckney Illrnche lioylan ol Chilson was a week end guest of Miss irace Lake Frank Bailey, J4, an eccentric died at ins liome near Gregory Thurs Last March he thought he was going i die and made a coffin of 2 inch green oak plank, put together with 3 inih st io and bound with wagon tires It was uphulitered and anted black Jts v eight was ion pounds He did net want any funeral but Sam Place way drew h s body in the hugh cexfifin to the Williamsville cemetary where , Kev Berry said a iayej and llailey ww IvnYod in the hugie coffin S pall bearers were necessary Prof Sage of Ann Arbor s holding fti aging school in the La kin school Frank Dunlavey has moved iiere from Dexter in Mrs Larues house on Main St and wll work for Floyd Reason 1 V Dinkel took a load of buck by lack of snow, The biggest kill was in 19353 G when the lakes were cov ered by snow all winter The winter sale of confiscated furs by this dept brought ,r140 The lack of snow has caused excess ive plant bloom in the lakes, giv ng the water a pea soup appearance and rnakn fish spearing dfficult The army has turned Rex Reads hot1 in Miami Ueach back to him and he has gone there from Washington D C where he was in V S employ Week end visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Rbert PJce were Mr Mrs Robert Pike, Mr and Mrs Nelson Pike, Roosevelt Pike and family and JamesHays and famjly of Detroit Sun utietr, t the Edwird Spears sr were the Msses Betty Smith and Mary Jane Miller of Ann Arbor and Mr find Mrs Gerry Eichman and daughter 1 Sunday guests oif Mr and Mr S, Swarthout were Mrs Sada Moran md ha THE CRAZY GHOST OF STING RAY KEY For the curious spoolc story of the wicd hermit and Zekv h, crizv ghost, who storms an howls untl i wheat to Ann Arbor last Monday i dauRhtfr Mardell, Mrs Eugene DJSf jenbery, Mr ad Mrs, George RradNOTES of 25 YEARS Ann of Fint Mr and Mrs Ward Swar w I ILAi3 AbU thout of Jackson, Mr and Mrs Joe MacKinder, formerly of Ham Fred Swarthout Mr an J Mrs Lsburg townshp was killed in action ter Swarthout of Detroit Mrs Glenin France on Sept 19,1018 He was don Swarthout of Ann Arbor 36 years old nd was a member of Pvt Glendon Swarthout of the 126th inf of the famous 32nd IMeade, N J 1 division This issue contains letters from Pvt Harry Frost and RayKennedy both with the AEF in France Ray and Camp Wed, Jn 26 All Adult 17c MYSTERY BROADCAST with FRANK ALBERTSON and RUTH TERRY Plu v ALLAN JONES and KITTIE CAR LISLE in LARCENY WITH MUSIC threatened with a straitjacket see Kennedy writes that he recently con TJhe American Weekly in new tacted Alger Hall there size, streamline form with ths Bom to Jesse Richardson and wife Sundays Jan 23 issue of The on Jan 27 a son Detroit Sunday Times Get the Det Mrs Charles Stan a rd of Dexter roit Sunday Times this week and underwent an cperatipn at the Pinck every week been organized at Dexter I 4iWARBONDS I Automobile Mechanics j BODY K3EN AND PAINTERS WILL YOU BE SET WHEN i V World War II BLACK DIAMOND Help to save coal by conserving electricity Long ago, coal acquired the title BLACK DIAMOND Coal is precious today because it is a critical war material, because it is needed to run steel mills and railroads and power plants as well as to heat our homes Thousands of tons of coal are re era ire d every day in Edison power plants to make the electricity used by war plants and homes and business places in this area If you use less electricity, less coal will be burned The problem is as simple as that Anything you can do to save electricity also saves coal That is why the Government asks for the utmost conservation in your use of electric power Be care ful in your use of electric appliances and equipment turn off immediately when the task is completed In home or ofiice or factory, turn off iihts not in use Clean lamp bulbs and reflectors egularly Dont leave the radio turned on when not listening to it Share the light so that one mp can serve two or more people These things are small in themselves But thi conservation program, which includes ATI vUH4 3rvices, will save thousands of tons of coal vitally needed for war The Detroit Edison Company CONSERVE ELECTRICITY Even a 5c saving in the monthly use of electric ity by Detroit Edison customers will save about 190 CARLOADS OF COAL PER MONTH 1,800 TRAINMILES y 14,000 MANHOURS , yr , I ComingIt Everybody Happy IRST OF A USE 666 TABLETS SALVE Nft DROPS CLOTHING SALVAGE j OW clothing shoes, etc wtll be Jd in Pinckney at the vacant j is the Masonic block Leave j in tbft store or in the door if it is locked or notify Mrs Palmer, Phone GERMANY Has SURRENDERED GETT SET NOW IN TrHS GREAT ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY 1 Male Over 150 par Month 2 Enjoy Family Man Working Hours 3 Safa, Warm Al Working Con ditiont 4 Gat Vacation with Pay Got Holidays Off With Pay ft Weakly Salary Guarantaad it a thrifty CHRIST five WAR BONDS M BACKING THE NO DUES, NO FEB, NO RED TAPE, No Phytical Examination Livingston Motor Sales Howall, Mich Thoa now amployod ot higboat dogma of skill need not apply BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Ours it A Vitally Essental SaWaga Organization, DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 4,00 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP according to aiza and condition DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 MiitiiiiHiiiHUHMmniiUfminHitiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiTtiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiuiiti LIVE STOCK HAULING and j GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko I PHONE 4SF4 iujiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimmimiifflriiitrmm PINCKNEY DISPATCH STILL 125 a YEAR ia IWTOPP r ,,V PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Jan 19 1944 P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at posiorfiee J Pinclmey, Mich tecond clau uittei Subscription 125 a yemi Paid in Advar PAUL W CURLETT JL Hi1 mm ITS UP TO YOU f i LOCAL NEWS 0 UR ENEMIES have boasted that Ameri can women are pampered, luxuryloving morons who would be of no help to our fighting men at war Butthey were ivroug American women everywhere are doing a bangup jobin the service, in irduUry, in busies, on the farm and in the home But bigger incomes are templing some women to buy luxuries thnve wanted, perhaps for vears but which thev dont really need now Every true American woman pray Mnt tlu war will end soon, leit youve got to do more to hasten victory, for 1044 is the year of decision Youve got to do your full duty by our boys at the front by keeping up your regular purchases of War Bonds by buying at least one extra 100 Bond during this Drive and ty savins every cent you can in the world best investment War Bonds of the Fourth War Loan r When the var is over, youll have a lot more money to buy what you want Meanwhile, you can exult in the knowledge that you are lighting for your country in the most effective way possible Women of America its up to you This sticker in your window mean you have bought 4th War Loan securities s Gesi Store A J T NJW r Girls and Women FOR 4 Gretchen Tasch spent the week end in Ann Arbor, Phillip McDonald spout the week end at the Kenny home in Wobtoi Alvin Heckler and wife spent week end at then cottage at Lake the Rush LigHFWork No Experience Necessary Good Pay and Bonus Mesdumes Clifford Vanllori and John McDouaul wcu in Detroit last 0 s Friday Mrs Louis Coyle spent the week end with Mr und Mrs Ray Hum, i Clurkston j APPLY Leu is Shehan and son, Franc s culled on Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Fred Wylie and fm ily were Sunday dinner guests at the tended the I Mr and MTS John Burg and sons spent Sunday in Saline Mrs Alta Meyer and sons, Garth were in Chelsea Sunday Mrs Deforest Thompson, of Detroit was in town Saturday The interior of the Lavey hardware store has been nawly painted Mr and Mrs Gorman Kelly and children were in Dexter Fiday Mr C K Bueher entetta ned her uun club Wednesday of this week Fred Campbell of Ann Arbor caU at the Ona Campbell home Saturday Mr and Mrs Basil White of Ho ell spent last wweek at the Hen White home Miss Helen Kennedy of Detroit spent the week end t the C H Kerm I edy home 1 Mist Shirley Norton of Clawson is visiting at tne JacX Wlson home at , Hiland Lake , J Miss Margaret Wdmaye was a I dinner guest Sunday of Norma Jeio McLucas , John Myers and wife of Ypsilanti were Scnday callers at the John Martin home Mrs Roberta Mfller of Iosco was a Saturday evening guest of Miss iiusemary Head Mrs Margarctt Flint oft of Howell I of Howell spent the week md with Wlr and Mrs Jack Lobdoll j Mrs Keg Schafer and Mrs Bruce Senator of Howell called on Rev, and j Mrs McLucas Saturday J I Msdamos lon Hammer, Stanle j Dinkel, Jo Morris and Ceol Wilson weip in Howell Saturday Mr and M Tony Canton and j childen suefit the week od in De trot leaving for Tampa, Florid, in j week Hellis Swanthcnt underwent an op j eration at Ann Arbor for hernia one j day last week t Sunday quests at th PhHip Sprout j home wen Charles Suih a d family j of IIwell ami Jan,c Inirn el I Claikstun Mi and Mis George Meabon jr called at the Charles Camein and Clayton Anderson homes in IliinTIl Sti ruiay Mv ami Mrs Milton Walters and Mi, and Mrs Robert Wattrrs and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Meabon sr Mr and Mrs Merwin Clmphe, , son, Dick and Corporal Karl Rerrst j were Sunday evening dinn r guestj at the McLucas home Mesdames Harry Lee, Glenn Dorton, Louis Coyle and Pert Duller at j rs Daughters hoard 1 t 4 VdAMIN RESEARCH AND STANDARDIZATION Recognitor of Lhe importance of VitanVn therapy by the Meuc Pufesson ia5 been followed by the appearance on the market of large numb TS of 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Howell one day last week Mi and Mrs Volney Wiegand oft ifrs Vince Dark und sister left by j Detroit caled at the J H Hooker auto Fr day for San Degi, Calif,, to I honr Sunday jcin Mr Vine Thy haa rented j Mis Mildred Snooks and daujfh their home at Anderson to Clarence iter, Joan, visited relatives in in Or Bennett ville Ohiov last week i Mr and Mrs Ralph Clinton Toft j Francis Shehan attended a meet for Detroit Monday where he has re of the Junior Farm Bureau at the tuned to his former occupation as Albeit Dmkel home Thursday linotype operator Mrs Evelyn Nash and children Mrs Lulu Lamb, sons Ross and Mr and Mrs W J Nash visited Miss Fod, Miss Pat Via Stackable and Kvelyn Nash in Ann Arbor Sunday M and Mrs Alfred Lane spent Sun Mis Helen Hubbard Wall left for day at the Bert Kmith home in Perry Gladwin by auto Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell Mis Viola Read entertained card club al Wedueduy anrMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiPnl I Firt National I her i s 1 Mrs Fliza XanSak has gone to Petrdit to vis t relatives MrsClaiJe Memacken and Nan Led widge were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsilanti was a week end gust at the Andrew Nesbitt hoanp , Dr and Mrs WC Wylie of Dexter were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nibett Miss V rginia Dean of Ann Arbor was Tuesday nigitt gut of Mii Bank i v s Station Reopening OIL, GAS, LUBRICATION, KEROSENE, FUEL OIL, ACCESSORIES TIRES RETREADEDNo Prioriti Ncary for Rtreading Kasko Feeds A Cmplt Liu of MahScratch FcU Grain, Hf, Dairy and Dog FMCI CMtm Grit, Baby Chicks WM H BRAIfH 448 MAIN ST Cor PinckMy and Howall Road friends She had been working at the entertained Sunday in honor of Corp Helen Reason , Smithers or Graves farm Earl PerquiM Mr ana Mrs James j MrsJvWry Kichman, Mrs Margaret Mrs Walter Glover and Mrs Ann Hall and son and Miss Martha Cat nail and Mrs Mxin Ny were in Pacey orf Fowlerville were Sunday troll of Howell Ann Arbor Monday f callers of Mr and Mrs Roy Dillinjj Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Miss Margaret Curiett was home ham Ben White were Mr and Mrs James from Detroit and MrsKvelyn Hllon j Sunday guests of Mrand MrsDale Forner, Mr and Mrs Aithur Frnei , from Lansing Sunday Miller were Mr and Mrs Hollis and Mrs Kllen Newman of Ann Av Mrand Mrs T J Fausett of I Hojlaway of Howell and Mr and bor j Howell wrc Thursday night guests I Jerr Wright of Ypsilanti Rev and Mrs Backus if Lum spent at the Luc us Wilson sr heme j Ltwt Wednesday Mrs Mary Jane tu f rst of the week at the McLucas I Mr and Mrs Andrew N sbett were j Tasch entertained at cards last wek homeWith RvMcLucas he attended dinner guests Wedneslay night of the 5 Wednesday for Mrs Betty Deal of a M E conference meeting at Ann Misses Fannie Monks and Nellie Grd , Howel, Mrs Myrtle Craft and Mrs Arbor Wednesday r , is 4 CUre Palmer Mr and Mis Henry Shirley, Mr The fire engne ws called to the g j Gene Shehan and family of Ann land Mrs Tom Shirley, Mr and Mrsj home qf MrsEdna Reason Sunday by ,g , Arbor spent Sunday at the Loui I Robert Shirley and Harry Rockwell a grass fire which threatened the gar 15 IN HOWELL 3 I CNDSR FEDERAL g S SUPERVISION 2 S Member Feoeral Deposit Ins S 5 uranc Corporation AH depoft S it, Insured up to 5,000 or each S heiiositor S i 2 5 A TYPICAL AMERICAN SUC i I i CESS STORY Shehan home Mrs Marie Bauer and f Detroit were Sunday guests at the children of Brighton called Saturday Albert Shirley rwyne Dead or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 4 00 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER, Aent Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central Dead Stock Co age , S Mrand Mrs, Lous Coyle, Mrs s May me Sloan, and Mrs Blanche g Clark and son, Jacki were in Ann js Arbor Wednesday B Rey Nelson Potter preached in the B , Howell Baptist church Sunday night jS to a group of young people IPs tett s was Making the Shore on the Bro ken Pieces Octs 2744 Mf and Mrs Louis Stackable and s Misi Justine LedwWge of Ietroit 2 wer Sunday guests oif Mrs Eleanor S I Ledwidge r The Misses Janis and Betty Carr and Ralph Carr of Detroit were week end guests at the R J Carr S START AT THE BOTTOM 2 AND WORK UP 3 It a long distance from bottom g of the foot in Italy to the evil brain in Germany, but our boys are on the way Theyll write the last chapter of this sure ess story in Berlin We can help them write it by buymg more War Bonds They cant let down in their fightingWe cant letdown in our Bond Buying 1 KEEP BUYING WAR BONDS REGULARLY AND DEPOSIT THEM FOR SAFEKEEPING WITH THI BANK UltflttflltfillllMIIUHUIH Rev NeUon Pottryand mtolb in Ann Arbor Saturday, r 4, 1 , v V MtiMaAv VfuriliMfcHT V5W m VV PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednexfag Jan 19 144 iiMutiimomiMtwtTWttiiituMn funeral Hardware Classify LELP AND BUILDERS HARDWARE, STOVE FUR NANDFARM 1MPLEMENT REPAIRS, PAINTS AND OILS froa First Pago MASONIC GJEST NIGHT Howell Fowlerville Brighton Dexter Stockbridge Chelsea, Ann Arbor and several Detroit lodges were represented, Howell having 26 here and Dexter beifng a close second with 22 Among the distinguished visitors were A H Mlazzie of Silver Lake, Maine and Howard Aiken of LaCrossa II MfeTmncB LaPrai Pheue Pinckney Wisconsin, both naval officers on No c,5 , I duty at the naval reserve at the Umv Jersity of Michigan j LOST Lock gas tank cap and key I with thre keys attached, on Hiowelll PH1LATHEA NOTES PROFESSIONAL CORNER r Want Ad Ji FOR SALE Tudor Model A Ford Se ji dan also H room house with running I water and 4 lots on U S23 fa a Plop el ty Pinckwey road or M36 Reward J j E L Mtlntyre Pinckney or LiVng Si ston Hotel Howell The Jan meeting of the Pfcitethea clas was held last Wed at the home of Mrs Merwin Campbell After the , , business session the election of offic FOR SALE100 chack brooder heat place Mrs Buzzard wat ed bp electricity Priced Kght e t0OK p Stuart Anderson HARDWARE BOYDELL AUNTS VARNISH EMAMQS II tot IK MTWT ll CiMTH FOR RENT5 room house, 6 mires N W of Pinckney 15 a mohtn Roger Carr The Pinckney Sanitarium Ray M DCfy, M D Pittckncy, Michigan Offic Hours 200 t 400 P M 700 t 900 P M DR G R McCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 N Mpcbifaa Telopbonee Offic, 220 Residence, 123 Evenings by Appointment HowlL MfeUfan HER9SNEED Pbone 1S3 207 H E Grad Howell, RJ Eatate, City, Leka and Fam iVopert A Spodality List Your Property With Mo Bond Horn Imp Co, ROOFING SIDING, and A5BESTO SHINGLES All Workmanship Guarantor WILUAM DAVIS 123 North Court Stroat Howell, Michigan S LAVEY HARDWARE elected present Mrs Bert Daller, 1st vice, Mrs Winifred Graves, 2nd, Mrs Jesse Henry, sec, Mrs Edna Euler, tPeas Mrs, iMillie Elliott, chaplain and Clella Fish, reporter The program consisted of a piano FOR SALEWood , soU by Blanche Martin, readings by Arthur Shehan,Phon Pinckney 69FU js Mayme Sloan and Mr Buzzard FOR SALE 2 seated Porch Glider and a vocal eolo by Mrs Eloyse S300, 1 Davenport 2200 4 chairs Campbell and 1 table 7 Cabinet Radio The next meeting at the home 1000 Odd chairs, 140 2 wicker of MrsMable Isham withMrsMayme chairs 200 each 1 floor lamp3 Sloan and Miss Clella Fish awnstinR Ed Kenny, Rush Lake The program committee is Mrs Betft ATTENTION FARMERS Electric while we have them, 6 can szie, 300 MMilk Coolers in stock Buy now 8 can size 363 installed Hewlett Bros Hardware, Gregooy CLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Phone 19F12 Pbckney, Mich FOK SALK 4 piece bedroom suite mF w w w B1 9X12 rug, 814 metal bed, 8 room Duo mmluiiiiHim oil urr3 piec breakfast set, ironing board 2 congoleum rugs Singer sewing machine, baby bed, 1 small oil stove, lavatory library table odd chairs stock trailer chain I hoist, hog feeder lumber cream sep arator 6 gallon barrel type churn Mrs Vince Dark M3C Anderson FOP SALE OSTHflNT 6 room house and fiarm with buildings in good con dition Mih Vince Dark M36 Anderson FOR SALE Block woad I Lynn Hendee This cupolacapped tower on the state cap hoi at Lincoln looks out upon one of our important grain and livestock states Its founders came from the comers of the world and built a great com monwealth Cornhuskers Pride A 51 Wanted to Hire Wood cutters Lynn Hendee, Kenredy and Mss Besse Swarthout FOR SALE1986 Ford Tudor, radio and heater, good tires, also white Rock rosters James Murphy A Monks farm, Phone 32FU MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriage licenses have beer, issued at the county clerks I office Richard Corwin, 20, Ann Ari bor, Irma Allen, 18, Howell Lawren ce Steinacker, 20 Howell Crystal Rollin 19, Howell James Gordon,21, Brighton, Betty Wheeler, 18, Farmington Hchard Miller, 22 Howell Lena Grumelot, 23, Howell Charles Wilkinson, 29, Highland Park, Mary Ttsejl 23, Howell Ed Bagnall 51 Runyan Lake Mae Heap 50 Runyan Lake Edward Bennett 22 Pinckney Barbara Loree 18, Oak Grove Del bert Nichols, OS, Wbberville, Maude Elliott, 67, Fowlerville PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PHONE 78F11 Pinckney, Miontfen LEE LAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phono S9F3 pinckney Wickifnn MARTiN J LAV AN Alinrmoy at Lav Phoa 13 Brighton, Michif VanWLnkle VanWinkle Don W VnWinkU Charlea K VnWinW Attorneys at Law First StaU and Saving Back Howell, Miehigar P H Swarthout Son FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Paon 39 Pincknay Mtchig 1NTLRNOS Kep America Safe Buy War Bonds Europe too, Poland, hoslovakia, Bsium, Hcllancl, Frrice N o r w nji n il o titer CountfjB c iK for brBeHtc peaceful dav and then Aus tria spawned Alolf HitLr FARMS WANTED Cash buyers for ffcrms, cottages or Lake proper ties Call or write LH Craudnll, State st Howell Phone office 112 tJT FOR SALE Live and dfeefled rabbits Frank Plesko FORSALE,T20WhitrRick pull eta live months old 125 each AUo fraih eggs Phone 13P21 KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET The Ptnckney Circle of Kings Daughters met at the pleasant home of Mrs Wayne AtLee Thursday with 15 numbers and 4 guests presentAf ter the budness session two new merribers joined Mrs Lulu Lamb read the admission serviceA luncheon wan served by the hostess assisted by Mesdames Palmer, Craft, The com b tQ schooi lnia week I STATE OF MICHIGAN j The Probata Court for the County Wo hear that the blond proprietor of L1VlNGSTON of the Portage Lake store has confess Ar a said simx 0f suid Court, ed his love for a dashing young 7th hvkl al the probate Office in the grader City of Howell in the said County, ou A loud reprimanding rfght to the tne 27th day of December AD VMi jaw caused the 9th grade Mass t 1iesent, Hon Willis i Lyons, Jud pause in the rehearsel of their puy 0f Probate The leading lady objected to ben callea Deaie by the hero, Bob, she should have thanked you instead Poltics enters into the Internos m the form of an advertisement The Studnnt Council is hav,f reelection campaign at their Hard Time iaity vor just and fair trials leelect your present representatives Brought to you through the courtesy of the Student Council Come to the prty under our sponsorshipTh s i adv is not an afterthought Believe it B L was not the only one who re received a blow on the factDTaalso received one while bothering our red iicaded sophmore Social life or z flu ap, y has Bugs Doyl iUvTi as he has not mittee for February is Dora thout, Carrie Griffith and Miller Swarj WANTEDA soul Rene Housewives 8AVE YOUR WASTE FATS Government Needs them not pack a wallap mate who does Bob Carr In the Matter of the fistute of Minnie Gardner, Mentally incompetent r Carrie Jardner having filed in said court her 1st account as guard ian of said estate and his petition praying for the allowance thereof, It is Ordered, That the 24th day of January, AD 1944, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Officebe and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said account It is Furthur Ordered That Public notice thereof he given by publication of a copy of this ovdjjr once each week for 3 sucessive weeks pvovii to saiid day of henring in the Pimk ney Dispatch, u newspaper printed , wd circulated in said ioivity j Vvins L Lyons, JuJo of Probe , A true wupy Ctletia Parslull R glslcr of Probata The following is the baket ball schedule Pinckney will have three teams,, 2 boys and one girls Jan 14 Brighton here 3 games Jan 25, St Thomas there, 2 games Jan 28, Brighton here, 3 games Feb 1 Fowlerville there, 3 games Feb 4 Ann Arbor Res, there, 1 game Feb 4 A Arbor Reserves, there 1 gm Feb 11, Dexter there, 2 games Feb 18, Stockbridge, there 3 games Feb 15 St Thomas here, 2 games Feb 25 Chelsea, here, 3 game Invest your CHRISTMAS savings in Lucie Sams WAR BONDS Keep oa Backing the Attack EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store From a transport in New Guinea American members of hospital units are carrying medicine and instruments provided by War Bond dollars How many will they succor now many dead will they find How many will never return We do not know but we do know our daily conduct can make an earlier end of the war Give your dollars action Buy More War Bonds If S Treasury Depart STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the Cunty of LIVINGSTON At a said session of said Court held at the Probate Office in the City oi Howell, in said County, on the 10th day of January, AD 1943 ge of Probate In the matter of the Estate of John Henry Craft, Deceased Myrtle Francis Craft having filed in said Court her final administration account, and her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution of the Esttblithftd 963 Incorporated 1916 McPherson State Bank HERES THE REASON WE AKfc SO PERSISTENT IN URuhxu EVER YON A TO BUY ALL THE U S BONDS POSSIBLE When the war is over the inupk who have followed this advice will t in beautiful shape to stand any ,m justment which may be necessary If you are lortunata enoii ti keep worn ng steadily, so much ile better then you will not have to use any of your saving hut should residue of said estate 6 fit from warwi,k to peacetime It is Ordered, That the 31st day of work find vau temporarily uncmployJanuary AD 1944 at ten oclock in you wi1 have the wherewithull the forenoon, at said Probatie Of to P vou oin during this time, fice, be and is hereby appointed for, You who nave never before found examining and allowing said petition the right time to star saving must It is FurthuT Ordered, That public v good feeling at the end of hardest for Presdient Roosevelt to note t thereof bc givan bv publication the year to find yourself with crack down on labor are the loudest of a copy of this order for three sue goodly amount of war bonds and perx protestors against hfk draft labor cessive weeks previous to said day of haps a savings account in addition X proposal The reason is not that they hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a It is never too late to start saving J X domt want labor put in its so called newspaper printed and circulated in Let u Jplace but they are afraid the next,8ajd County 1 Will is L Lycn Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parahall Register of Probate THE LABOR PROBLEM Those who have been yelling the YOU GET BETTER MEATS AT Clarks PhooM itep may be taking over industry by the government, for they dont see how a draft labor scheme could work without it Of course it is only an emergency war measure and would end with the war Other opposition stem from those who always oppose every measure the pres proposes If the Allies continue to win the success of the proposal ia doubtful But if fay Bhould Teeeivi a few reyenes the pporite would be liable to happen Let us help you to start now v 8 McFhersoQ Staff BanV Mtmty to loan at reasonD TInttgpt paid on Savings Books r TuWCertifleai af Deposit HcPheraon State Ban All depoeito op to 1,00000 u red by ear aieaibertlkip n tha Fdj OJtj Depoatl Utaraaee Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 19, 1944 Description An account of the resource January 19, 1944 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 1944-01-19 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/07310e9824ec8c404d4b73fc79938df3.pdf d00a7e1e3b8ae3a49fd110c773dff29b 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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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. v 141 local Interest Wat News 4th War Bond j Drive Onj Pew end IUmi Conceiving tlie Boy1td Quoin foi h Cou Who Are in the Service of laeir Country Corp Lloyd Hendee is home flrom Camp Meade, Maryland this week on a furlqfugh, Lt Edward Howell w,tes tnat he has tiaiiiUerred from Capm Atterbury, Ind, to Camp fcreckenridge, Kentucky, is all set to go,hving re ceived his APO number Sergt Beryl Amburgey has joined nty It 438, 000 Pinckney 1 13,250 and Putnam Township4 U 904000 The 4th war loan uon drive has OfWed and the different committees are busy organize ng and getting j their pUns in shape The quotas for the different cities and townships are at follows Brghton SWsJ Fowhrvilte 51,01,0, Brighton twp 13,680 the iunks ol the iinckney boys who CohoLtah 14,200 have gone across and now gets his1 Howell slSft,00 mail a 1osUnaster New York, N 1 i Pinckney 13,250 Clunks Smith with the coast guard Conway 14,220 at Dtlray Beach, Florida, has been j Deerfield 11,410 transferred tolAii,ami, Florida Mtrlyn Dairow writes from Pirt Arthur, Texas, that he is now on a mine sweeper and goes out in the Handy 13,710 Cull of Mexioo 100 miles They gin Hartland 10,890 disabled once and put into a Louis Howell Mich Mirror State New CURRENT OMMEN I By Ye Editor Genoa 13,215 Greer Oak 14,850 Hamburg 13,215 1 n iaa port for repairs Thinks it wont , loscc 10,600 8,720 20,870 11,510 9,040 13,680 Nwi and Activities of the Pinckney I Unad ,a 13,6801 School Briefly Told News of the Local School be long before he goes across Mron AjS Cerald Clinton who has been Oceolu at Mich Stiite college taking the air jlutnam pilot course has been transferred toj Tyrone San Antonio, Texas UnadUL ,, Jack Smith of Ann Arbor, a former j Westley Reader has been named resident who K cently enlisted in the chairman of Iinckney village and SCHOOL UPERETTA USnnvy and was d scharged because Putnam township by Joe Brady, coun j Under the direction of the music he was under age, has now reonlistcd I ty chairman and all efforje will be tearrer, Mrs Earl, the first seven havin become 18 years old made to raise the quota gy huuse j grades of the school will put on th The follow ng wcrv sent from this I i person in the township will be operetta Hansel and Ciretel in the county to t e Detroit induction cen j contacted It is a partrioUcjluty to spring help The measure providing for servic In Which th Acquirin of the Porcu 1 J Pay pass, u pine MounUln 1 Dicud nrfon 387to ,, week but the measure provides fo 2000,000000 in paymer1 Unless the Michigan legislature J less thanthan the senate approve acts mxt niMuh to squire possess bill and is considerably streamli in comparison to the senate measure When, the senate yai,u uischagi pay oi 200 to r,o0 the house Hi ted i to 10n to 3oo, the smalli amount being lor men and women with less than o day service record Also payments for officers who rei ire than 201 a month are eliminated The house bill also denies jjiiu ring out pay to men and women f who are students in service schoob and to persons who are mustered out at their own request to take war jobs when they reach th age of 38 years The bill now lws t0 a jQjnt con in tte from both houses who will at tept tu iron out the difficulties CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Francis Marph im loi the public, the heu of iju ,tte natiuns largest ngl tract ol Ivirg hardwood hcnibuK imoerthe Lscenit IorcupiiH Mountain area ol tie Upper 1en nsula will be razed soon by the woodmans axe Its the old, old story, A big firm from Wisconsin the Connors Lumber conipaii is inter esteti kit the pneei of wartime tiin her profits Heretofore, the inaceessibilily of the tract and piealent lumber prices jweie the only rca oils why the val J liable forests were spared ilom expl oitation Todays high prices, bowevei make it profitable for the Connoticompany to bi1 Id a railroad line into j the Porcupine area, to construct Tlu,n slMis to ho special roads, and to hire lumberjacks J,for L Usl Frank at 40 hour week wages with extra trimmings thrown n for good mea sure Hence, t the Wisconsin lumber company, its now or never With fnt prices a stake, the ConnorJ C Pnrmenter ter Fruliy Harold Hayner, Vrina contnmjte to the war eftgwpj help I Two films of motion pictures were liuHs lonoVVt1 by Concessions This j n lobbyist, in talks with state linberis, Karl StehhirrsHarry Smithlr hyggho fthiinWBPc tren 4shown at the school last week One Ls the th prif the 32nd Novena officials ,t Lansing, Midicated in Coffey, Conley Ahrens, LouisIcs iiWjun lWf KuropTand the j was on farming and the other on al Jxhe retreat fofcall school children jplain words that Mr Connors is more Harold Brayton, Gale tth Pacific Without support on the cohol will open Fri at 415 and continue jinteiested in Mr Connors than W ntcoi Gordon Smith Farmer, Wayne Austin m Teeilman, Williams, , have made the supreme racriue per their, last th Of those boy we understand ConThev are Merlyn McCleur, Mauve kbridge, Brighton ey Ahrens and Wayne Willinnv were Boutrll, Harold Peterson, Joyce Cur High Reserve They lost to Brighton accepted and Lou s Parmenter, prop home front, the war cannot be won j The h jrh school basket ball team lwith devotions in the evening at 745 the welfare of the people of Mich Already 1 Livingston county bys has had a run of baJuck and drop ancj ktp at am wiih holy nuiss and Heros how the situation stands at confsoons conferances, closing with present Sun Late mass Sun 12 Pmvh mes to StocAnn Arbor TJ8 high ma of the Livngston Hotel, Howell was rejected , Cnpt r iHer Mercer wiio has been unit at Tlouston, Texfurlouh with hs Sunday is communion Sunday for a tie young ladies Intentions in the Holy Mass this the Loidlatuipi week a lie Sun for the late Arthur and son, late Private Merlin McClear witjj be pita as, ir home on i sbn 1illy Private Joe Lavey is Catvp Wolter, Texa his induction last July his first s nee H e expo cts to go to Fort Ord, tis, Wade McCook, Charles S effer, I by one point and to Ann ArborRes KdwiKi Saroski, Lloyd Reade, Rich 4348,, tbc last game Snffeot a d Buckley, Frederick Dillingham, 1H points and Gus Ledwidge 17 Kdward Rosse, Frank ElKott, Harold j At Ann Arbor Tuesday night the Jllaymond, Clyde VanBcuran, Allan first team lost their 4th straight Tuesday for the late Lillian McUiin Collncott, Orvin Vyse and Charles game to St Thomas 3 to 29, Pinck Wed,for the living and departed mem Flush Others have returned home ney led at the half i to 14 but faded bers of the Owens and Brady fam wounded and pfermanently disable the last half Singer got 19 points Thurs for the blessings oil a Keligioufor life It is up to the home front to , lr Pinckney and Smith 2u for inn Community, Vi, for the intent on af Arboo d the Phillips family of Onegon The iinckney second team beat voiing men who are in US service 3, St Thomas RJEserves 19 to 14 for Catechism classes i ur all chillien of tli Ierci pine Muntil iin tract, of ,, i,noo ir, ril now prvately owned is approved bv CvernoT Ilnry Tpper Peninsula home from on a furlough ivsre that tlieir sacrifice sliall not be Cab VfJn nis return j 0n lle nKty of Thursday, Feb 3, Ihomas lUsenes 19 to 14 for Cate an embarkation poi o sevjr j rL,cls Qf wur pictures wi1 bp the r third straight win Previously at 10 am and after Mass on Stan Among the intentions for the sick F JelK Develop State Cons Connni M higiin PI What would the land9 I Clei or generations 2 Utilize Idhal alue Bureau, sioai arming ommission state do with the a irgin forest for future PniKnl Bcrmust who was home on, ln l Pfiurcs win ue ,,,,, m P , r llU T nto Citv own free at the school auditorium i1y aten Brighton and f iitfrcli fit for fcnit LiaKC VHJ , lurtoiun i to st mulate thewar bond drve Mrs I erv r uture Farmers the howLola Ixbdell will be in charge of the drive in the village and the mothers of the boys in the servee will do the bond selling MRS EDNA CONNER are for Mr John Oekerman of froPinckney meets Hartland here ay and Mr Homer Tilney and Mr Friday night in 3 games when both Thomas Brennan, summer resorters hoys and the girls teams play of Strawberry lake and Parishoncrs Hard times really came to Pinckney Mmbers of the Campbell and Dag last Tuos n ght as far as the school ot fnmilies of Ypsie visited her and istudents were concerned Most of the at rtage Lake I boys and girls wore slacks or over In Vlur charity kindly remember Funeral services we, held Jan alLs Nvjth brjjfht flanne shjrta theirthe s0l of thefather of the father , u U for Mrs Klna LoLlise 01111 athard times party Some of th rirla of thf Rev Fr Dunnigan whose fun Gulfprrt, Miss, on a rlouKh the McDonald Funeral Home Howell, didnt even have two socks of the cral lce in Ionia Mich recently Don Johnson, former Howell thea , Re,, Noble ofliciatinK 1Jmtal was in c0,Qr card of tre manager is now stat oned at Camp the Sprout ceim,tuy ,inLkncy Was Ross u QOSFEL HUSSION amin, Texas , she was ihe daughter of tlc late Bloomer Girl with his fashionable Monito SergL Patrck Lavey is home Irom Dan p,ummcr of rimkney Her hus hnc hoomers whjte bouse and , Superintendent avm Wdrey band, the late William Greeley ious colored ribbonsAfter everyome Undy Scho1 100 i Conner Jed about ten years ago ei Utah last weiek Jay Shirey wo was home from the nnvii baic at Sail Diego Cab last wek returned the r Monday PFC Gordon Lamb wrr, slightly wooinded in the Italian campaign but has returned to duty after a month in an army hospital PFC Frt7, Wylie is heme fjrom Shreoport, La on a furloygh goes to Drew Field, Florida next He Private Clifford Howlett is home Surviving are two daughters from Washington D C on a furlough I Mary Summers 6T Flint and Capt Lucius Wilson, Gedald Kenn f Ruth Prowant of Howell, edy, Paul Singer Capt Walter Mercer5 wish to thank the kdies gift com f ,GLENN V POTTER Mrs Mrs oijoed themselves with dancing they orsIlP Service 11 sat down and watched a floor show L Pe0,es Meeting 7 Pinckney for their Xmas gif Als Bonn c VanBlaircum Bonnie VanBlaircum is now in Ire land with the army Pau1 Singer writes from j Glenn V kotter was bora inPinckey Nov 22 1876 and d,ed at bis jhomj at LaPorte, Ind Friday, Jan 21 I i 1 anj Mrs Butler, and Gieorge Sloan, a brother, attended the funeral on Mon Jan 24 f put on by some of the school talent Light refreshments were served and brought t4ie evening to a nlsuisant close Miss McDonnell who has just ream ed sweet sixteen celebrated the ocms 00 00 30 vwly Vrayttr Service WeH 70 EZRA BEACHY lilt niitely the recreltof i be scenic Porcupine Mountains In f,,1, the National Park Seivire h,s offerel to provide a hotel or lodge for oversight IKTOIIKWM oib, if tli tnict Deer re, a federal pa k I H ,b0, i ,i i inginr ,,, Wthin , miles radius of ,,, 0 persons, the f acre halfciKcle of pilk playgrouiuls and hunting grounds would goally rem edy,the leficiny of recreational facihtu , the Detroit metropolitian area Ths deficiency has reached a p0nt of ,,har the IVtrojf ,ygiotl now j, on, Hcent of ind in park use com Pam with li percent hy Chicago, ,3 Percent by VW York, 42 nPr cent bv Clevelimi , i iland and per cent ior Boston because the two irrational plans ro beng offered to the state legis plrealy rassment, a determined Mlckay Grand Rapid, perennial Republican boss as national comitteeman A meeting was held at Battle Creek last week in some ii Mchigan counties were represented The leader of the movement was Henry Sheldon, chairman of the Wayne County Republican Precinct reprellsdale, Jack Aileuraa Ivjngston was not representedTh meeting voted to send a telegram f coug rtulati oris to the honorabi John Dethmers, liepuhlican state chairman for requesting McKays resjiation us national committeeman Alo to select u candidate to oppose McKay as national committmanThe meeting was presided over by John A Wagoner, Calhoun county chair man who also ncted as host The interest in the receent Detroit graft trials and sentences was revived agam last week wieen foirmcr iMlayor Jftead ng of Detroit surrendered tt S nith Michigan pjion to begin serv1 n his sentence In the main we think the sentences were remarkably ight conidering the offenses Some time ago it was announced that a penal farm or camp had been opened at Cnssidy Lake in the Waterloo project for first offenders Chelsea residents, the nearest town to it clrcttK ated a petiVon against its establishment apparently without availAccord irig to rnir informant,Fred Frnhm,for mer Detroit supt of police, now serving sentence for accepting bribes fs ore of the instructors We wonder what chair he is holding down in the educational curriculum there COMMUNITY CONGL J M McLuca Minister Mr, Herman Widmayer, SS Supt MRSS MARGARET KUHN Mr Margaret McClear Kuhn 79 ,Afcv ,11144 Rev N Potter a brother, Mrs Sojith , Ai , , ,, A v , , , , 1 ottei and his sisters, Mrs Graham Amerca he is now doing gound work on plane motors ana only does enough flying to get the necessary time in Is also pitching for the soft ball team PFC Mejlyn Lavey writes from Italy he s OK but wears hip boots most of the time as there is mud galore Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey entertain DORIS JEAN ESCH in hy having a few of her classmates r Alfrd Lant Mtsitt SS Supt died at her home in Gregory Tuesday in for a lunch before the game ThtJe I invited were Virginia 0ms rvxci, Ja iReid, Tom Howe, Georgeo h June Matt Bill Klave, and Carol Sleeker Lois was a very lucky girl because along with some other lovy yifu she received a box of much needed kleenex Now that exams are over th Mr Florence Baughn Organist ,SuiV ving are her husband rJlda Kuhn Aed Choir Director a son, Guy, and five daughters Mrs Morning Worship 1000,Mfyiira McKuhn, Mrs Maude Young, Sundry School 1100 Mrs Mildred Rrogan, Mrs Noreen Roung Peoples Meeting 7 0M Can and Mrs Margaret Rr ker The Wed eve choir rehearsal 7j0 funeal will be held in St Marys Mondayeven ng, Jan 3,, Family church, Pinckney Friday morning , night with with potluck surnr at enew7 The com is Wm KuilDr Fred Read, Mrs Frank Aberdeen REID MEABON Miss Esther Red, daughter of Mrs Patrick Lavey of Florida a Doris Jean Esch, 5 montU old dau ghter of Mr and Mrs Louis Esch semester has started as scheduled lHho Iive on the Agur Taylor farm on Mon afternoon classes were only 1 Thc JroPmm w be presented by the ed Tuesday mght in hon of Sergt J the Dexter road dd of pneumonia Mt hour long which provided an Pu of the Vy ,, school Ali of Dexter and Leon Mehm jr i win ,tlT r ter PTAi her ZVr Ctm eW Student W T Wd iIendS u ChUrCh, o Mrand MrsGeorge Meabon jr DIESINSICHY lwTn4 hfy T 2u0thersi T r TW eected re 12th nvtedCome, enjoy the feltawriiipof pinctfnev were marrled at th FrHt DIES JN SICHY un and 4 brothers who hate been George Aschenbrenner, as and fun famiy Vnt Con, church in Ann Arbor ,agt Word was receded Saturday by attend ing the Pinckney school The , P Hth grade Jim Reid is vice At the close of the family night pro KyTev Pa of fie ha in They Mr end Mrs August bgj of W iuneral was held at the Gorman Fun P and Muriel Read as Sec filbert a meeting of the Sunday school offcatmg mey more Lake that their son, Technician Heme, Dexter, Tues Rev Drews Bi, Gus Ledwidge, Maynard Clark teachers and officers will be heldAl arence R,ta Kennedy, John Koch, Jirnmie texhers and officers urged to be Candner and Tom Clare Mere the present W H Hearst and hs chain of news papers have apparently accepted Gov Hricker to win hut through him didiitr for the Rcpublcan presidential nont nation The sjstem is always the fame Not fhat they expert Jiricker to win but through him they can tic up enough delegates to eont f the nomination Hack n 1932 he p lected John Garner of Texas atio deadlocked the convention for days Finally the Garner delegates swung to Roosevelt and he was nominated In 1936 Hearst supported the I ttle known Gov Landon of Kansas and by a Wjr buldup and the fact the nomination went begging was success ful in nominatng him This year he favors Hricker ,not that he is certain h will wn but he regards WUkie and Dewey as second Roosevelts If eondtions repeat as in 1932 or in 1920 when Harding wae a dark horse Millie Fisk Reid and the late Emory nomine, Mr Hearst may be able to pick the man Anyway he figures it is worth trying , HoIlU J Engel died in Sic ly on I offciating Burial was at CI Nov 12,Th message came froim the i adjutant generals office in Wash ington Holiis entered theservice in 1941 His mother was the former Nora Fohey of Pinckney Miss Veron ville REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular Communication of Livingica Fohey of Putnam i, an aunt, ft,fc K vivif are his parent and Kvel 7 febPU rters A brother, John died in 194S Whit,me 4 Fe at grees will be conferred Lets have FowlerK lie high school beat Stock turnout Refreshments wll be bridge at basket ball last week 43 to 8rVed fal,owin derrce work 18 Paul W Curlett, Secy will I ve at Pinckney for the present Congratulations NOTICE Will make out income tax returns at my heme until March 15th Come earlv Mrs J M, McLucas, Phfone 60 otner representatives We wish to con A hearty welcome extended to all Th wl1 a anf Wi8h thGm ,uck Sutlday hool eUMes far all ages motto Shir M eighth grade class a new ies Make Hay While the Sun HARTLEY D GAUSS KINGS DAUGHTERS Th Pinckney KJhgs Dauhters will meet with Mrs Dom Swarthout Feb 8 Com is Mrs Swartfeout Mrs Grif HENRY DALKE Henry Dalke, 64, who lived on the Jamch Rrjchc and MiehaeL Farley farms near here recently died a Brighton Sun Surviving are his wife fjt ahd Mrs Umse Glenn Hartley D Gauss 73, died at Jack two sons Oliver of Ann Arbor j ar,d John Koch son Monday Surviving are two sons, and Ellsworth at home and a brother, CARD OF THANKS Sat JnJ811 ayne t0 the 00 on He uas a former Pinckney resident Charles of Prescott, Arizona The Wo wsh to thank the friends, mifr thei attentiSLiV with d ed tt Clu1eLave Fm e fnreil WSM heW at the Keehn bors and Pinckney fire dept for tlktlr 1 indiec there we Jackie Darrow w s Miaw 1 Although Rus Clark m , a couple of young later the property at White Star Cor funeral home, Brighton Tues Rev Ka work Mon in vWig our are informed by ners Recently he lived near Stock Rev Crouch officiating Burial was at from destroction by firt, bridge Whitmore Lake Nck Cohaeer aa tarilf x m WAtiwp1 fr m mfmmmmm mmmmmlm mmmm BJ rer PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Jan 26, 194 3 ,v yv JP Sylvan a I THE AVON CHEATER Te turned st to tte tome of Jamea u KocJie hi Theatre uMn Midi 7e other, to H CI CHELSEA, MICli Frit St, Jan 28, 29 ALASKA HIGHWAY A Drama Starring RICHARD ARLEEN JEAN HARK KER, RALPH SANKORD, JOE SAWYER Stooge Comedy Cartoon New Oan, lon , lues, JaniO31 Feb 1 4 NO TIME FOR LOVE A Comedy Starring CLAUDETTE CoLBEivT, FRED MacMUKKAl, ILKA CHASE 4 SLEEPY LAGOON Starring JUDY CONOVA as mayor and DENNIS DAY Plus TRUCK BUSTERS A Drama of the Trucking Business Starring R16HARD TRAVIS, VIRGINIA CHRISTINE Her young tff 5 ft JUral tfom Hamburg are attend St Stehens at Hamburg and of St his sold his half Jackson Last Hope 211 Several from , M, iK niBht school at Ann Arbor Hih NOJE of 35 YEARS AGO school Among them being Mary Lou j pr vate Thomas Frost who is with Sharie taking instructions m music baae hosjjiuj unit in jYaiiee nasi uccordian Mrs Lester Sharpt, a been glvtn a RUer of cwnmen and Mrs Kalph, tynowritin j dation for his wovk iu evacual n t Mrs George Sheridan, co pre, woundod from butLle , Ho is j Mrs Kuchar Mrs DcWolt, Mrs Ath Qf Mr Msj, Albcit Frwst W Smith were among those wh at ftnckney t nded the Friendship meeting ox y James A Grefrne and Capt the Eastern Star at Fowl vic ri in Gemany with night ,, ,, , the army oi occupation met unexI u, ft, Koedlo of Muken the V ,,, MCnlly Mirth has been spending a few days MABTUIATI AWTir with Mr Roedles parents, Mr and oH papuu 04 uaV NORTH ATLANTIC JJY Called hcre by teachers meeting at Vpsilunt, S fardy were the Msses Florence lyer, Sun, Tue Jian 30, FeL 1 ACTION IN THE Mrs Wm Heres One You Dont Want to Miss e joath of Russell Gabtian A Salute to Our Merchant Marine Cartoon Sua Mat 300 ConL Sportreel , Starring HUMPHREY BOGART and RAYMOND MASSEY NOTES OF 47 YEARS A0 Rev Frank Bioomf eld of Dexter Congl Josephine Hariii, Norma Curlett jessie Green , me lten White had his tonsils remoivod un at thj Iinckney Sanitarium last Tluiis Wed, Thur, Feb 2, 3 TORNADO A Drama Starring i Church will rfve 4 ,1 iwinro Lt he M E, church tiiy , 1 ComingSalute to te Marines illustrated l nf g 1rvate Walter Basing of Howell is Slr,Thnk Your Lucky Star Feb 12th on , visitinK at tho C, W Dhikel 1 10 , work on the ice hancst at llu,nbur Sunday, Jan 20 the house on the worts uii w i7ri , A lvr T,ikr nwn The HAMBURG ordination to the Priesthood of Rev Lawrence Pearson, reclor rf CHESTER MORRISNANCY KELLY st Stephens at Hamburg and of St lauls at Ilrighton which was to have been held Wed Jan ID at St An in and BILL HENRY Pitta The City That Stopped Hitler lJunoton, Zukey Lake i Mrs Charles Campbell the funeral of her mother last week About 200 attended th social at Peter Harris home last Thursday evjioncii to Sun Jan 30 HEROIC STALINGRAD services will be held at St Stephens January 30, Jkniburg hive Lady Walsh farm at Silver Lake, owne1 by atteiulvd John M Harris and occupied by Chas Ohio Carrol burned to the ground Last Saturday the garage of S IT Carr where he had been smoking ham burned His auto was somewhat damaged and he Jost some harness rrif pojk j Kenneth, the three year old son of j Mr nnd Mhs Vom Powers Mablc , Sigler died Sunday , j x amburg Farm Hnrold Swarthout ha romed ni ersClub met at the John Fchcy home rural mail carrer md Leo T avov is Saturday with 30 in attendance 0mporary carrier ponding an examMaccabees John Chambers read a paper on the inntion dnWs at Ann Arbor has been 16 RosSf gGf a prominent Mar ion tcAvnshp farmer, I Rev Pearson will be home of his daughter, the Rt Rev Frank Creghton, Utshop o1 n c, the Diocese of Michigan at Stn H 1 drews, Ann Arbor at 1100 am No, died at the Mrs Frank Air Conditioned 10 tax on all tickets fbur, Fri, Jan 27, 28 TFD LEWIS, Radios Grand Old Maistro in iS iivtKYBODY HAPPY Selected Snorts CONSERVATION r ,, recent meeting in lansing Alter a TSirhop Callnrhr of thR H,0K 1 Howe1 Theatre ,12 , a, hns m f 22 m attendance entativcn Freeman Allison to vote Mrs Mildred Kline of Lansing, dis enuuu 1 m ,,ict nianaer wa, the , talhng in favor of the AntiLolored 01o officer agisted by Mr,M ir Vww bill There was a duet by the MIsses Officers installed were Mrs Lots Kate Hoisel and V cronua roMoy Ihe jlorton, fommander Mis Mary Step next met is at the Thomas Shehan hannon, ast tomm Mrs Rose Smith holme on Feb 2th Lt Comm Mrs Kuchar record kee Jenes Hearse, , died at his per Mrs Mary Dyer, chaplain, Mrs home Jan 20 The funeral was held Nell 0 Peruson mUross at arms Mrs Monday, Rev MdMohon officiating Mike Dunn and John Cumniisky Sat, Jan 29 Mstinee A Barrel of Laughs i GILDERSLEEVE ON PARADE wish HAROLD PEARY, BILL1E BURKE Plus Rip Roaring Action TOM TYLERBOB STEELE JIMMY DODD in USANTE FE SCOUTS Cartoon News Minnie Puckalew sargent and Mrs Nellie Hjaight, Musician I The committee also seivej refresh ments 1 Emil Kuchar attended th, quarter ly eenferance of the IFU oil the Mich State Fed al Lansing Sun c Hob Kenedy who has been are in Howell serving on the jury Miss Josie Iteasotn s working as a stcn lapher in Lnsinor Charles Placeway has Prighton Argus to K W and Seth Jacobs I J K Durkee has sold I visiting his mother, Mrs John Kerr ,routc to Bert Danie,s left Wed for New York far radlio WlH, TiPlad and Jamos Harris calltraining school He has vwn Ptatio u Sunday ncd as coast guard at Sault Ste Mare Tht rwJroad has di Mi Kurton Urayton who has boen p 0n ,ady friends at HamburgJuncwith her husband at Corpus Chrisu ettVSVille station and no trains have fjpj nrros will h Ogemaw State Park in county, 1240 acres in the Bffeon Riv fitSo forest in Cheohoygan and to th Midland State Area b jscs of Und by tils dept So far there has been no noticable effect of the two mouths drought in Michigan Strnm flow is normal and water level the highest in history If snow or rainfall begins soon there should be no bad ellocts A total of 30,175 was pad for Townsend predatory animals in 1143 There 14J coyottes, 302 bobcats and 37 hs milk wolves Acqunton of state lnN on three mo2 public fishing sues is announced They are 1 f et frontage on Houghton Lake, 43J on Tanvirnck n Iron county and 04 feet on Hess Lake Newaygo county sold the iscontinued the I Sat Jan 29 Start 1145 Preisenta Birthday Party Midnight Show OLSON AND JOHNSON in CRAZY HOUSE Sun MOD, Tue, Jtan 30, 31, Feb 1 Mat Sun, 2 P M Cont, Private Life of a Capitol Cutie GOVERNMENT GIRL with OLIVIA DeHAVILLAND and SONNY TUFTS Comedy Cartoon News AUCTIO Having sold the farm I will sell the follow ing described personal property located at Pullis farm, 5 miles West of Pinckney on M 36 or 3 miles East of Gregory on WeL, Feb 2 All Adults 17c ANNA SAVAGE, TOM NEAL in KLONDIKE KATE Plus ALLAN JONES, EVELYN ANKERS YOURE A LUCKY FELLOW MR SMITH Sat Jan 20 SALE STARTS A 100 P M SHARP CominfCrim SchooJ L USE 666 iU TABLETS SALVE NOtt CROW OLD CLOTHING SALVAGE Large Circulating Heater, nearly new, Enamel Rarge, good condition, 2 Round Oak Heaters, No 18 Kalamazoo Heater, No IS Air Tight Heater used one season,f 3 Burner Kerosene Cook Stove, 6 Octave Walnut Organ, 3 Davenports, Day Bed, 3 Dass Beds with springs, 2 Dressers 2 Iron Beds, complete, 4 Commodes, Couch, 3 j Wardrobes, A Extension Tables, Several Stands, 2 Library Tables, Buffet, 2 Kitchen Table,8 Piece Dining Suite,good 6 Dining Chairs 2 Piece Bedroom Suite, Hall Stand, Electric Iron, China Cabinet, Morris Chair, Rocking Chairs, Many Odd Chairs, 3 Feather Bed,2 Clocks, Odd Rugs, Carpels Dishes and Pans, Fruit Cans, Set o Bobs, Work Bench, 2 One Horse Cultivators Lawn MWM Syracuse Walking Plow, 2 Caldron Kettles, 50 Ft of Hose, Hay Car, Bean Pullet Attachmentfor Ford Tractors I Yard Scraper, 2 Chicken Crates and many oher article v 1 Lets make this the KNOCKOtlT PUNCH Buy an extra war bond On the battle fronts, our men are putting every last ounce of effort into the grim job of ending the war at the earliest pos sible moment We at home can do no less YOUR fighting can take the form of war bonds Every extra bond you buy is an added blow against the Axis Every dollar you put into the Fourth War Loan Drive is one more weapon m a mighty arsenal to overwhelm the enemy and bring a decision sooner In this crucial battle, lets concentrate everything we have Lets make this the knockout punch In the words of our fighting men, lets pour it on to hurry the day of Victory I Published in cooperation tlSPBKtw with the WAR PRODUCTION BOARD THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORX Ours is A Vitally Essental Salvage Organization, DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVICE HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP according to size and conditions DARLING CQMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 V,,,mMmmMMinminrimiiiMW j LIVE STOCK HAULING I VPLVIVIM TERMSCASH AH od to be ettted for hJore having preUe store in the Masonic block Leave them in the store or in the door fy if it is locked or notify Mrs Un Palmer, Phone CHRIST 3 3 3 3 and GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips Made to Detroit Frank Plasko I PHONE 4SP4 tlUHIIIflllllinillliHIIIIIflllllUltuiH idriMiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiuiiiitiiiiittimttiiiiiiiiiL POfCKNE , 125 a YEARs , V, Hj 1 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednawhy, Jn 26, 194 4 MNCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at poatorfice p Pinckney, Mich teccod class LatUi Subscription 126 jas Paid n Advance PAUL W CUstLETT, PUBLISHER LOCAL NEWS Mrs Evelyn Nash spent Ann Arbor Hobrt Carr spent the we end j iri Detroit Mr and Mrs Walter Clark 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American to be at his post, doing his part rlht now You, personally, have an important job jn winning the war buying Wrr Bonds Its not ghmorons no, net even a sacrifice, really, because you are only lending your money, to be re turned with interest But it is esstiail to complete victory Your part in this year of decision is at least one extra 1C3 Bond, above your regular Bond buying That is your minimum in dividual quota But dont stop there Remember wars are won only by allout effort So buy S203, 300, 500 worthbuy more than you can afford And buy your Bonds where you work at the plant or at the office Your country is counting on y0Ulets make the year of decision OUR year This sticker in your window means you have bought 4h War Loan securities cttnedys Gen Store r and Mrs roit ,,1 The 5O0 club was entertained at Howli Monday by Jlrs Margaret Flintoft Gilbert navy d Jack ans 5pen Sat night in Pontiac with irt ends I Mr and Mrs Ralph Clinton ot Det caUed at the CJ Clinton home iLdMrsMDWeao, Bev W Simmons of Brighton Fr WhiSindMrs N Housner of Brigh i Vere Sat callers at the Andrew j vL itt home , j Mrs Millie Bowman Backus has been ill the past week at the Rev McLucas home Mr and Mrs AL ainK called Monday on Mr and Mrs Geo Meabon sr Eislo spenrsun0 the Charles Hs llllllfaiiiBllBVIylvaifl ,MImM ,, 11lllHMIttlt ele in Fowlerville y tg Mr and xurs i red Deurles o, Det , g rcit were Sunday guests of Pierce of Lanoii the laltl of mir pioduct which arePRICrlP RIGHT Wiiitt Yu Hav Cough Try iur White Fine Cherry Coujih Syrup 5 OZS 26c 8 OZS 52c F r Cod and LaGrippe Take Our Cold Breaker Cold Cold Capsules 24 CAPSULES 26c GUARANTTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store Mr and 5 THE HANDY STORE Dead ff Alive HORSES 500 C0WS 400 Faim Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Acent Phone S8, Pmckncy The FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Mu hiaan Central Dead Stock Co w v w LMrs Bob Tasch , Mrs Clare McMacken has return ed to work at the KinK Seeley fact j 0y in Ann Arbor Mrs Karl iaines and son, Jir g Howell spent Thurs at the nd g David and Nan Ledvidpe and Joe 1 Clai k spent Sat in Howell Mis Dorothy Quitfley and son of of Howell spc Flint spent last week at the George row ja,npbel home Snively home Miss Mary Elkn Doyp of Anng i Mrs CW Hooker anj son of Ann A,or spent a e ij lc of days a, her S Arbor spent Sunday with Mr an j,omo here last veek g Mrs Roy I Uinpham jr, and Mrs Georpe Meabon jr jg Krapk Johnson and wtV of Pin canCM at the W Marshall home atg ckney weiv dnner iss i Mr and Rockbridge Thurs J Irs John dartn Sun Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt and i Mr and Mrs Robe Kv ng and Mr and Mrs W Mercer called at the j g gianddauhers of Detroit were week Libert Dinke home Thurs 15 end guests at the Jo Griff home Mr and Mrs Andrew Nest spntjg CW Flooker and Dave Royce of ast Monday with Mr and Mr L Am Arbor wre at the JH Hooker iykr of Grand Rapids, home on a fishing trip Sunday Mr and Mrs S Ketehum and fain The Mjsses Marion Shirley of Chel y of Mason sent Sunday with Mr sea anrj Goldie Markos were dinner and Mrs Geo Meabon sr guests Sun of the Misses Joan and Mr and Mr, George loter Gertrude Spears Fi m were Suno guests of Miso Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Laura Hoff and M s Mary Hoff if Gerry Eichman were Mrs Ida Eich Mrs Edna Reason and daughtei OPEN EVERY EVENING BREAD, CAKES, COOKIES, MILK RENTAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY 1 ICECREAM, CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC JOE GENTILE Open Every Eveni ig 5 iiiiiiiiiniiHiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiif iiiniiiiiiiiimiiimiiiim ,, , iiiKiiiiiimmiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiijii Ieicy Mowers and son, Donald, of g fi j Detroit called on his mother Mrs g fjlJ NcitiOllSl I of 1 Ida Mae Mowers 11 g Roy Reason caught a r and a o j g lb pike though the ice on the nond jg Saturday 5 Bank X t OIL GAS, LUBRICATION KEROSENE FUEL OIL ACCESSORIES TIRES RETREADEDNo PrH,,eS Necewary for Retreidmg Kasko Feeds A Cmpl U of Mh Sc,ch Fcd Grin H, DW a Dog Fd, Clcito Crit Baby Chck WM HL BRAlSri 445 WAIN ST Cor Plnckney and Howall Rotb man and Leo Hades and son, Cnie Leota were Sunday guests at the Mr and Mrs Mirk Mash attended of Detroit Garner Carpenter home near Durand t raim Bureau merging at the 1hilbp Pfj Betty Hargraves of the WAGs Lucius Wilson sr was in Detroit Sprout home g and Mrs Donna Hargraves of Detroit Thurs where he spoke before a meet The Ionuge Lake Extension Club jg spentSun at the Frank Aberdeen ing ot the Paper Mfgs of Michigan, meet with Mrs Frank n Pardon w iomt Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Wight of Detroit Audretta Blair on Jan 18 a son BONDS oven AMERICA Surmounting the Capitol Dome at Washington stands Crawfords bronze statue of Free dom, symbol of the freedom and liberty our government has guaranteed to immigrant and native citizen alike since the founding of the Republic Home of Freedom j B0p JUarica ffHj Bay War Bonds in the capitals of eon qucred Europe freedom and liberty are hollow, mocking words mouthed by jackal puppets like Mussert, Quia Unf, Laval, DegreSt or LanrtL y To the People of this Community YOU ARE IMPORTANT There is no such thing as a little investment in the Fourth War Loui, Your S25 or 50 or 100 Extra War Bond may not have gront im port an c e in your mind in making up a 5a billion dollar total for individuals , But multinly yourself by 130,000,000 and then you se in real perspective how truly great each citizen becomes in massing national strength against the Nazis and the Japs Capt Maurice Witherspoon Navy chaplain aboard the Carrier Wasp when she sank, tells of a rescued wunJcd rnilor, who, as he ref ained consciousness, asked Did do my best Thats the only question you, too, have to ask yourself when you de cide the extent of your personal jarticipation in the Fourth War panic Loan There undoubtedly will be large single purchases of War Bonds in this community, but yoursif it is your best will deserve equally the red, white and blue shield you are privileged to display i the window of your home So Utt All Back the Attack THE EDITOR Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and I Ann Aiboir 1at Tuvsday daughter and Mr Otto Paulson Mere Kiv Potter attended the funeral Sunday dinner guests of Mrs John of hi brother at Lulorte, lnd Tues Chambers family Mrs Mable Isham and Mrs Mayme i Mr and Mrs William Shehan andsioan weie Dexter last Fri g Mr and Mrs Alex Garish of Detroit Mr Midied Snook aid daughter called at the Lynn Gardner home Joan, who have been living at th g Sunday Clifford Vanilorn home have gone to g Mrs Murmy pnnedy Dorothy Orville Ohio to live Culver Is ill with scarlet fever at Mrs Loin Lobdell and Mrs Clare her home in Powell, Mas Irving Kenlulmer were guests of Mr and Mrs j taking care of her JKlwin Hulc in Chelsea Thurs night, Week end callers at the home of Mrs Clare Palmer entertained her Mrs Mable I sham were Mr and Mrs card club last Fri Merrill Austin of Romulus and Mr j The following people from herej and Mrs Wesley McAtee of Howell vviv dinwr guests of Mr Mrs,g Miss Eva McLucas received the twHert Smith in Perry Wed and attenjg enty five dollar war bond lasH weeked l meeting of the Perry OKS given by the Electronc Co in Dexter Chapter Mrs Lulu Lamb, Mrs Flos , g where she is employed The company lher Mrs E,yse Campbell, Mrsg draws a name each week of an, em Lucy RGon Mrs Bonnie Henry and s ployee and gives away a bond Mrs Robert Ackley entertained at cards Tuesday evening Mrs How jFowlenilk Sunday to call on Segt ard Thayer, Mrs Wayne AtLee, Mrs ,Lve Jenkins of Co r 12fth Inf who , g IN HOWELL UNDER FEDERAL g SUPERVISION Member Federal Deposit Ins uranc Corporation All deposits Insured up to 5,000 or each Depositor Si s THERES NO SECOND PRIZE Ml Mrs Winifred Graves Mr and Mrs W C, Miller were in C Clinton, Mrs Clare Palmer, Mrs Vonran Reason Mrs Jack Lobdell, nd Mrs RobertTasch Mrs Max Parkinson of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Cecil Hendee and famil of Lansing, Mr Clare Hendee of Dul served in the New Guinea campaign g IN WAR A clpse finish, isnt enough weve jrot to WIN Lets constantly ask ourselves Are wt doing ALL we can to help Evtery extra dollar every pint of blood everything ts important to quick victory Dont Wt Lost and found columns ot Tokto newspapers are crowd with Norman Miller He is now on a 5 furlough from a Missour hospital g Sundaf d nner guests of Mr and S and Mrs Fred Read were vRobert them down now Read and family oC Grand Rapids g uth, Mnn, Mr and Mrs Will Nash,iMr and Mrs A1 Bullis and Mrs Mr and Mrs Walter Clark and fanvrvo RuM8 of YPlanti and Mrs g ily spent Sun at the Lynn Hendee jrharIes Bullia of Stockbrdge g home t Mr and Mrs James Shirey sr enter g The following from here attend tainpfl Saturday night ,n honor of g ed the OES meeting at Fowlerville Jay s,mey wh is hm on furlough g Friday night Mrs Bonnie Henry from the naval bafie Cal f mmmmMMUtm Mrs Wiryfred Graves, Mr and Mra ifon,ia floK People Henry Mewin Campbell, Rev and Mrs McShiey and faml1 Jam hiy J 41A nnhi Lucas, Mrs Pern Reason, Mrs Rachnd family of Jackw Wrs M Alta ICEEP BUYING WAR BONDS RECULARLY AND DEPOSIT THEM FOR SAFEKEEPING WITH THI BANK td ietediJirETeriVmean el Haines, Mrs FloasiePisher Mrs lRaumania Rot oC Miat 6 Hlcki 8 I Ruby Dennia of Howell Msaifllswi rAlta Meyer, Mrs James Tincher the Japs lose face Bay ya r cause of iUneaa I mWti ,, TMiuiMmmitmiitmniiiiiiiiinimiMiiiiiiuiiu General Hardware PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedneriav, IM 2 1U iCIassitied SHELF AND BUILDERS HARDWARE, STOVE, FURNACE AND FARM 1MPLE MENT REPAIRS, PAINTS AND1LS Ufa W Want Ad S,FOU SALEThree fresh holstein cows S2 niiJci west of Pinckney on M36 Michael J Roche a WAijTKDGirl to work evenings and S cart for children SjAlns Clifford Reynolds, ill UBudiila 5 I ucktKy, Mich, I Full SALE1U3G Ford Tudor, radio 51 and heater, good tires, also white S Rock rosters James Murphy 1 A Monks farm, Phone 32F11 5 FOS SALE Fresh Eggs s , James Tinher Continued from Firt Page THE MICHIGAN MIRROR latuic at the same time, chances for their odoptian are favorable j Predictions are being made confM ently by PJ Hoffmaster, director of the state conservation department, that the legislators will approve the two plans and will authorize the rec iemmended expenditure of funds look ing toward the ultimate purchase of the entre acreages The southeastern Michigan aiea would not offer resort facilities and thui would not compete with North ern Michigans cottugvs cabins and hotels It would provide ready acce s PROFESSIONAL CORNER The Pinchey Sanitarium Ray M Duffy, M D Pinckney, Michigan Office Hours 200 to 400 P M 700 lo 900 P M DR G R McCLUSKEY DENTIST 112U N Michign Telephone to wo dlandsand lakes for hiking caa , Office, 20 Residence, 123 Evening, by Appointment Hov ell, Michigan HARDWARE BOYDELL r MINH VARNISH ENAMELS oeing horseback riding etc for 3U0 000 men, women and children These i counties would benefit the most Iiij sdaic Jackso, Lenawee, Washtenaw , , JLlnlon W Macomb and FlisALK TudmrMolel AFord Sej MlC1 , i longranged plan, locking FOIi SALE White Hoar Pig V, old Mike harnack yr ti IN uiTfcon ZlJ0il LtHltkklom, 4515 r Bros dan also i room house with running water end 4 Iote on U S23 Mrs Francs LaPrad, Phone Pinckney No 5 LOST Lock gas tank ap and key rwith thre keys attached, on Ilowell Pinckruy road or M3 Reward F L MHntyre Pinckney or Livngston Hotel Howell ltCLAUDE SHELDON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AffVcIMielP FOR HALKloo chick brooder ed bp electricity Priced rght Stuart Anderson heatLAVET HAttDWAHfc S UlllMlMlll,lllllll Illllllllllt llllHI Hill llllllllllmmwlMllimilHUllUlllllllUrflllllf FOR RFNT5 room house, C n N W of Pinckney 15 a mohth Jioger Carr head the ptstwar period of a short workweek and a 1 ng we k I end for leisure jJenoiit to the masses is more m poitJiit than profit to individuals Tha s the spirit of Michigan con i servation , j The Public be served is the md ern creed j With adoption oi the two recroaton al piograms, Michigans conservation programilready nationally famous will move forward in public service I Phone 19F12 Piuckney, Mich PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PHONE 78F11 Pinckney, Michigan LEE IAVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pfaone 59F3 Pinckney, Michigan HERB SNEED Phono 183 207 H E Gxaad HowelL Mienlfta Real Estate, Insurance, Brokevf City, Lake and Fm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Ma Bond Home Imp Co ROOFING SIDING, and AS BEST Of SHINGLES All Workmanship Guarantee WILLIAM DAVIS 123 North Court Streat Howell, Michigan MARTiN J LAV AN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Miriugi VanWinkle VcViWinkie Don W VanWinkle Charles K VnWlnltl Attorneys at Law First State and Saving Bak Howell, Mtchigar RATION CALENDER P H Sv arthout Son FUNERAL HOME Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phona 39 Pinckney, Michigt lll FOIi SALFWood Anhur Shehan,Phon good GH, SONPS OVEZ AMSPJCA Near Biloxi, gn the Gulf of Mexico, stands the lst residence of Jefferson Davis and the house where the confederate president com pleted his memoirs Beauvoif now is a f home for Confederate rrr veterans Confederate Home Keep On Sacking the Attack W22h Wcr Eends Dvfe,Tte men mny live in pcrtrr nri vr pnricr the Sirs S s, ,j hut uitflfT t r a cross of is only ir cuton, tic,1 for ihopp who will rt bciuJ Uu knpj e Pinckney fiiFM FOR SALK 2 seated Porch Jlider00, 1 Davenjjort 2200 4 chairs and 1 table 7 Cabinet Radio, 1 0 Odd chairs, 140 2 wicker chaiis 200 each 1 floor lamnip Fd Kenny, Rush Lake ATTKNTION FAKMKHSrKlectric while we hat them, i can szie, K MM ilk COOUMS in stock Puy now s can size AM installed llowlelt Pros Hardware, CJrejroy rfALK hich1 Cood i FO Plock wod Lynn Hendee Vantd to Hire Wood cutters Lynn Hendeu FARMS WANTKD for farms, cottaes lies Call or write Cash buyers or Lake proper LH Ciaiulall late st Howell Phont ol fir i, If you havent gotten around FIS to buying a Second War Loan r, Hon A, stop and think what it would mean to you if our soldiers hadnt potten round to the fi,M Gieen stamps 1 and F through Jan 20 Green stamp ood Jan 1 through Feb 20 Shoes Stamp IN in Hook I and No I airplane stamp in Hook good for 1 pail each until furthur notice j Tres Next inspection due A book j voh Irs by March ll Pl and C by Feb 2 commercial vehicles every 0 or every six months, ever is first Furl oil Ierind 2 coupon thiovvh Feb 7 Period J, coupons Mirogh March 11 all hace a value I of 10 gdlons each unit , iVTeats Stamps KST and L now j vUie 11 fpr Jan 20 V valid mw W valid Jan 30 Uoth ep re Feb 2if Sugar Stamp io in Rook b good f r lbs through March 31 i Gas AIn good through March 21 I r gallons Slate and Icene mimbo1 Ions until used 152 and C2 gcd fn I1 and Cl tamps gotod for 2 x pon IMMEDIATELY upon rev of book Waste Paper Used to Save Lives I NEIGHBORING NOTES v a 4 1 rV ff Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS Tha United States Government Needs them EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store MAKRIAGE LICENSES M Ponnie Uurns wishes to state that she ha not announced her niarr I aire U Naval Air Cadet Leonard j Gallup of Howell blit her engagement j Miss imce Tupper of Ann Arbor Th following mai riago licenses daughter of the lute Omllo and tta jAvere iSUed at the county clerks ofjTuppir of Pncknoy has been induct lte i,st week Joseph rd it to the WACs and loft for Geov iHehton, Millions of surgical dressings for battlefronts all over the world are packed in bags and boxes made from salvaged waste paper Above Red Cross workers are preparing this vital weapon of war for shipment overseas Not only does waste paper help save livesit helps kill Nazis and Japs Waste paper goes to war as bomb bands, shell protectors, parachute flares and other forms of military equipment You can do your share by savin every scrap oi waste paper gia i Joseph, 40, Julia Kark, 20, Brighton Edward Witucki 33, Hartland, ra TOWNSHIP TAX NOTICE I will receive taxes at my home on Putnam St every hdt starting Jan 8 until furthur notice Leo C Lavey Putnam Twp Treas Fred Ilillman has been elected pros ident of the Fowlerville Commercu giub jABOUT STARS Joyce Curtis of lennle hJi walkin, homo at night as missing inee 1042 whon the trans iQ port on which he was on went down, j ho havnfl is now officially fsted as dead , U be 0Okjnir ,t me The Lvingston County Conscna P fiml tho lipper tion League has rented the Porky oy thp Mjlky Way Bam near Prighton where they will tuln to tlu, min in the moon j hold their future activities j And , vnore have they been G E Stebbins Grand Kap 1 I Sa in o, i during thv day JiL Jeffreys From the dashing young Tth grad er to R K ournew student council , member seems to be the practise of ilthc owner of trc cameo a P Mi conductor was killed at baem last week when he stepped front of a passenger train The Perry Lons Club will put on an old time minstrel show at Koose velt auditorium in March I Mr and Mrs Elmer Vanlieuran off Howell celebrated their 58th wedding STATE OF MICHIGAN anniversary on Jan 10 j The Probate Court for the County Mrs W B Heatier, wife of W H i0f LIVINGSTON Reader, cashier of the First National j At a said session of said Conr Bank, Howell, died as the resultof a held at the Probate Office in the fall from hr back porch Ust Tues j City of Howell, in said County, m diyShe fell 5 feet her head striking the 10th day of January, AD lf43 a cement dldewalk , jje or Probate Miss Joan Hagman, daughter otL In the matter of the Ktate of John YOU GET BETTER MEATS AT Mr and MrsMa rk mn of Howell hiis enlisted in th Cadot Nurse Corp, Henry Craft, Deceased Myrtle Francis Craft having filed Established 1963 Incorporated 1916 McPherson State Bank HERES THE REASON WE AL SO PERSISTENT IN URGING EVEKYONli TO BUY ALL THE U S BONDS POSSIBLE When tho war is over the people who have followed this advice wiil fce in bejUtilul shape to stand an justment which may be necessary If you jie icrtunatJ eiiour, in keep voMviig stjiily, so much he better then you will not have to use any of your saving i t liould the shfit from warwork to peacetime woil find you temporarily un miloyed, you will have the wherewithall to keep you going during this time You who have nocr before feund and reports to Grace Hospital, Detro J in said Court her final administration e r timo to start ving on Jan 31 J account, and her petition praying for n 0 fcfJig at the en EnstKraue has n 1c s haiit the allowance ware store at Fowlervlie to Doutrs Burnce Mrt Plorence Morgan Jacobs is the night telegraph operator at the P M depot Williamston 9f Clarks thone 51 J INEVITABLE FATE OF TOO CLEVER NAZI SIRENJ must d of thereof and for the im yonr to flTd yourself with a assignment and distribution of the odlv amount of war bonds and perresiduc of said estate nnPs M savings account in addition t is Ordered, That the 31st day of Tt over toojatr to start saving January AD 1944 at ten oclock in Let s help you to start now ithe forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed for V examining and allowing said petition ft is Furthur Ordered, That public II, they calldh nurdcred a friend to steil rer nam, joined the Frenh nderground to titray hund,, S0 the Mata Hari of World Warj e thcrcof h vn v publication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Disptch, a Jppead a trail of terror across Europel newsPaPer printed and cculated in until death caught up wHh her ai said Conty Willis L Lycnr Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshai Register of Probate tilast Read the story of the Ni7i sirer with tis Sundays January 80 issue of Th Detroit Sunday Times McPherson State Bant Moioy to loan at reasonne rt Tnteret paid on Savings Hooks nv Time Certificate,, tf Depomt McPherson State Ban AH deposit tip to 8,00000 ored by our membership in li FeeV erl Depoit lataraaeo 1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 26, 1944 Description An account of the resource January 26, 1944 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 1944-01-26 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7667607d073a421f712b6cf341e85418.pdf bb20445c0931f404fdfa156a93c8c321 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. rtTw m i d v 7 Pinckney, LivirgaUh County, Michigan Wednesday, Feb 2,194 NO , C a I Interest War News1 fi in 1111 Leivice wf ikeie Jountry Child Drowns at Hilaud THE KIND OP AtSE WS ALL WANTI i Midi lllTOr State New Cpl Lloyd Hendee returned to Ft JVhcKs Maryland Sat where he with tht MP His duty is moiy gua rdmg troop trains carrying prsoners mostly Italian to concentratvon camps He recently returned fro n Louisarva wlKn le took a train lo , of prison ers CocSy of Dili Johrson Aged Yca Found Under ths Ice Last Thueday After some 30 hours search the dead body of Billie Johnson, son o Pijr, and Mis Grant Johnson wrs ftuind under the ice not far from tIo dam at HiLand Lake by three searchers, Clare LI Her, Bill Baughn and Bert VanBlaircum jr The childs parents live at HiLand Lake and his father has been employed at the Wil 117 mtn frn this county went RuR Bomber plant Last Wed he j to i UeuJil nduction board Tues jjsajpearej as far as could be learn lias is the largest quota yet Those ed about 3 p,m but search was not that pass the physical tests Will be art 0r tne aiarm given unttl 6 ,,urea to Camp Sheridan 111 by tiu iul board m 21 days On tiic wilft a uge spotlight and pm Sheriffs officers,, state police several ,i there were Harry Melnik, Robert hundred other jeoplo from this sec aiaidson, Aiex Chanyi Marioa tion ,earched all night The childs iy, Hoiks Swarthout, Harold Gal parents were p0BitLve he was not in biaith, Wm Devirs, Anthony Kyhka, the lake aS he had disappeared before , , anblambrookGeorge Horndiaw and hd invariabiy been found on or jane Woodruff, Haroiu Campoml, near the highway Nevertheless pait ioyee iuiath and George Ascttenbre of the lake waa lagged th difficul n,er iancluvyites or iormer regents ty it wag frozen OTer in spots u 12111 Palmer, Brighton, Robert Thursday the Pinckney high school n,eii, iiussell Genringer, Charles Van and 7th and 8th grades went out , ,, j,iar Race, Charles Proctor, to the lake with Supt Reader and searched all day in the rain The ice v, as broken back for same 40 feet near the dam and draggng ,vas res umed to no avail In the meantime false lumors came in It was reported a couple were seen to pick up a child answering the description near the Ralph Hall farm fn East M36 He ii iiuii of Howell, George AIieinett, Hamburg, Alger Bolln ivbtjit Yokum Norman Jacob, liiiii Lud kcveULV and V in m ol x o iei vilie vi taee Liiv and Asehenerenn r accepted for the navy, Uichicon an6lambrouk, McLain aiai be 1 i C URREN OMME N I By Ye I Its grrat to live in a free country ke this although at times the spirit j it freedom seems to be carried to a xranpower extremes Peace Now movements haw been started by an organization consstirg ol pacifists, those opposed to war entirely and a sprinkling of isolationist and Nazi and Jap emypathters according to the press This kegan The waste of manpower in oigaii zatioa wants peaceNowwith In Which th Labor Situation Is DU cussed and the Waste 01 Labor They say them shortage in WJUJJ 1 Sure, ddnt you re d about it in the papers Then letd this sto y about MVJS Muskegon wr i tlustiiev has become 0 disgraceful the towns da ly news taper, the Muskegon Chronical, pro nounces it t be otten7 and uoiiny cf the word sabotage Freedom of the presin the United States still exists Jap Cruelty Incenses Nation i or, Melnik army Gerald Swar was also reported seen in other parts uoit vnt si the ancorp Jhursday night Clare filler, Bill Reported Japanese Atrocities Were Unevitable Owing to Jmp Nature and Religion have And newspaper eiitos are till ex preying thoir convictiono candidly for what they ue woith In the case ,of the Chroncal the newspapers ver diet cannot be intciprcted as anti labor for several reasons First, tht newspaper e uplcys u ion punters who have enjoyed contr ct ual relations with the Chronicle and previous daily papers for f7 cons ecutive years Robert Doyle, a staff war corresp Proof of this pdnt espomsibihty s pondent in Now Guinea writ a j that presented by the newspaper both Germany and Japan This thing has crapped up during every war tt the United States has ever fought During the revolltionary war there were loud cries for peace, the American defeats at New York and the loss of Philadelphia bringing them vn During the c ivi war the election of 1MI4 revoked awund a proposal iov the submission of peace terms at once lo the southern ttates and in World War I there were numerous attempts made to declare peace be fore tin prinpipal object of the war had been achieved The members are persons unwilling to face the facts of tlu ease and vho jersist in looking at tlu matter thro irh colored glassfee in the which are a lth 0 CHURCH M urpb V iiiv , e The papers the past week Alx Jiany, George Hornshaw, Baughn and Bert Vfmilairdum ji been filled with storLes 0 , iu Campbell Harold Galbraith, borrowed a huge gejoline fish light atroc ties to Amencan pnso e Devm, and James Woodruff f Maik Swart,u, 1 went out f is not surprising as such tm g the lake They broke the ic back happened before in practically ewe y till faither and finally discovered war fought In the revolution y , 1Q am liio missing childs body caughc in che the British kepL American piibO children Sunday is communion bush at the bottom of the Ink in in old hulks or unaworthy s p of fche parish ejecteu CATHOL1 Rev Francis St Marys church Sun Feb 0 s geimaSnn or 70 days betor EaWrMases rre at and 12 noon each Sunday Catechism Classes are e Mrrlin Amburgey of Camp Philips, Kan,as, is ham on fuilou0 ,t li Speais is home from Will Rogcis M Oklahoma on furlough following cases, boh authenis We quote 1 ,I am leaving Muskegon ough it is my home and I want to stay here ul have recently been honorably d charged from the navy after two years seiice 1 wanted to do my pat on the home front I applied f jr work at the oiffice of an industry wlicre it seemefl my for all pievious ei rience would bi of I was empleiud and av gneu value iie army has evolved a plan where JI those soldies who have seiu J 8 months overseas will be returned to thi countiy an4 replaced b mon IHI, in training anps here Prefer enc will ho given to men vho have rred months in the tropica of the Southwest Pacific As most of the unit, vho luive served that long over these are national guaru units the jiist to be called, the Red Arrow dvion made up from boys from the IiIlaii and cult about 12 feet of water, it was re the Cap alter Meicef returned to i moved wth difficulty by putting a them Houston feas, Friday after tpod ilsh sPeiir through the childs cloth in a week w th his parents, Mr and 1T1 r iIrs W Mercer The body was taken to the Harrig Pvt Jor Lavty went to Fort Worth Funeral Home, Detroit that night and Texas Sunday after a weeks fjurlough ihe funeral and burial were held from here h e Monday Philip Gentile was home from Survivng are his parents and Western State university, Kalamazoo a jounger brother, Phillip mortality rate was high among Sun for ln the civil war between the Wednesday Peb of Union prisoners the purification, or Candelma, U 2 is the easL 0I to a desk 1 sat there for nine ays without a thingJjfrPtod l 1 nn fldefB if the did not or me to do, wcuu sweep IIOSW have anything ele Wiconsin Guard will under this order Among those in th, fiion is Norman Miller ot 4 ncknov who seized in the New diim eampaijrn He has served cont inuiUly jaice Jan 17, L941 Previa us to that he spent several months at Camp Livingston La 2 My n ail business been GIRLS WIN AT FOWLERV1LLE a and Sun Maron Shirley, Joe Gentile, Private Joe Lavey accompan ied bim as far as Jackson on hi ret urn Sunday I The Pincknoy girls teamafter trail Earl Berquist who was re oraly ing 14 to 3 at the half came back transferred to the air corp unit at strong and worn from the Fowlerville Sjlt Lake City, Utah, as now some gjrs there last tight 0 to 10 Jean where in he South Pacific Craft got 12 points for Pinckney and A letter recently received from Pvt Muriel Read 8 Both Pinckney boys is still team, lost We have been asked a numbr of times as to the penalty for wearing a ut iform if you are not a mcTiber cmers GU Hndce states that he with the ariry in Africa PFC Joe Mori has gone overseas WEARING UNIFORM ILLEGALLf in tbo South Pacific Scjrt Ted Aiici and wife of Shreveport, Texas spent a couple of days lait week at the W Shehan hojne Konnctj LaMont s viow on a rec of the armed forces The penalty for , eivirg , ip out of Brooklyn navy yard wearin a uniform for purpces to Marvin Pfe Don, Spears ha been given a go1, conduct medal by the army r cvrcci and efficiency after one years service in the censorship dcpL in Iceland Corpl KnVrth Bush and bide vvpf her mother, Mrs Gustave V,, 1 vn vA woLk Ho was maiaied ii Grand Ranids Thurs and returns to Cmp Wolters Texas after a year in servce s vdi, ccin During the war with Spain Gen Martyr Throats Wevler the Spanish commander crow eclion foni Dise the Throat, ded hs prisoners into concentration F,b 4th is the fim Fn of the camp and starved them to death month The usual potion to A Lru,bcUly the conditions among Sacred Heart Iteration for Hol them is truely portrayed The Japan comnVunion one hour before the Ma tnem is w uc j, F , Novena devotions m ese were always an underfed rce at 3 m inenoiTOWS t whose piincipaldet is fish Feed has honor to our Lady of w always been scarce among them With 122 noon f all school children these conditions where they do not and 745 for adults evn have enough for themselves and Among the mtentios in the Holy j am a proUy pcod mcchanc and hopconsider ng their barbarous natur,rel Mas this week Sunday AM high ed t0 pot tt chtinre l0 opcratf, a mMh beliefs it is not hard to undor mass was for the soul of Edward in6 so j went to work us a helper Singer, Mon for Rev Fr Carolin, Qn a eig,t hour Tiift I rouVi curta led by war conditions 1 1oun 1 I had time JII my hand I felt I should be doing something in the wa effort, and n sides I could use tlv money very conveniently because of induced income Sf I sought empoyment n a war industry near by va iniutr lgious stand ther inhumanity to theiv pns GOSPEL MISSION ivlennonite Shirey Superintendent defrmdis 500 fine or five years in Sunday School 11 prison For merely wearing a uniform Worship Childrens service illegally the penalty is 500 fine or 110 Wed Candelmas day for the Blessed mamig to keep dci ng something for Virgin Mary Thurs Feb 3rd The 30th day mass in commemoration fftr the late Mrs Mary McOwen, Friday for the Sacred Hjart Sat for the high mass in Devotion to the Closing of the tims of Epiphany Confessions from 11 on 8 to 9 pm Morning Message 1120 of Matrimony are ann DANCE AT MASONIC HALL There will be a dance at the Masonic lie l on SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 5 theladies of Pincknev f r the Xma box received Pfc Julius Aschenbrenner is get 90 days in jaj, Already about 5000 Young Peoples Meet ng 730 persons have be,n arrested and conv CoUagc Prayer Meeting Wed 730 icted for wearing uniforms illegally J In the Devotional Study of the midweek Meeting we ave continuing TWO BROTHERS MEET a sofea of LESSON IN DOCTRLNE 1 This weeks lesson is on the subject Through quite a stroke of good The HoJy gpirit in the Cnurch YoU fortune Pvt Max Reynolds of the are ny t0 enjoy us the gpirjt army and his brother Ph M 2c Irv ual blessings of study of the WOtrd worshiping elsewhere attend these seivices LOOK UNTO ME AND BE SAVPacific Island, pres,umeably the Sol ED ALL THE ENDS OF THK omons EARTH FOR I AM GOD AND okinceo this wek for Eugene Wyrem belski erf this parish and Antoinette Vitale of St Phlip Parish Detroit Bapitsm this week was conferred this week for Pamela Jean Shehan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rolland Shehan, sponsors were Mr and Mrs Arthur and Mayme Shehan Mui y the Fin Im Orchestra 1leiity ol sriuare dancee liefreshnunts served The public is inv t d, THE SOLDIER VOTE BILL More nd mere the people are beginning to realize tint the oppoinn to the bill of allowng the soldiers to 11 Gov Kyts of DeurhofB Who loh a dctor and a lawyer split penly vjtn Gov Kelly at the county upii viMrs convenon at Lansing la t werk and statltd that Within o diys he will decide whether he is a candidate against the governor in tic pr rnary The doetor was unheard of untI 1040 politically when by an extensive billboard advertising cam p igi he von It governorship in big field However, he lo,t in the rtoote tit 1 md of ii4n Again in 1112 he lVpeated and this time wae elected The KepubLcan administrat ion considered him an qutsider took mo t 1,i his povver away from him and did i ot adnm him into their councils At the supervisors meeting Gov Klly poke first and turned down a leoue prcsentecf by a resolution ad pte, hy the supervisors asking the tato to turn back to the counttes a 1 ,iooouO moae a month in sales taa fianls The governor then left the hii nefore Lt Gov Keyes spoke The latj snil lie was in favor 01 the supervisors request for the million dollar extra cut in the saies tax lunds and added If this be trea son make the most of it Keyes also rappt d the wasteful pending by the Jvi J adniinist ation saying 700000 C irl Robert kotrt of Camp Camp n5r Reynolds of the navy have found jf y0u not bell Fen is vasitng his paierts Mr themselves only about a 10 minute We urpe ycu to and Mrs Louse Kourt Me thinks Walk from each other on a South, TnnK TTVT Ir is a senior corpsman in a hos THERE IS NONE ELSE Ing to be in demand as a public ptal there while Max is telephone , , ,, spealer He spoke at a Chelsea Ban operator and repair man in the Field LICENSE PLATES NOW ON SALE e et Irst week and speaks before the Artillery but both say other duties Ycur 1944 full year and half yer Fvfvir Commercial Club this are now added which keeps them veryplates are now on sale, and the dea week He wears the Silver star fr lAisy However any available 1ime lino is March 1st galbntry in the New Guina campagn finds thm In Maxs fcoc hole or Irvs where he lost the use of a hand hospital Pvt Richard COMMUNITY CONG Rev J M McLucaf Minister Mr Herman Widmeyer, SS Supt Mr Alfred Lane, AtfUt SS Supt Mr Florence Beughr Orjjaniit And Choir Director Morning Worship l0f Sundry S Rounp Peoples Meeting Wed eve Sunday February fith a sp vote by a fedjera ballot i syrfthetic j, ii tC,n JJCnt to organize and equip and that those oppcsed to tre phm LiiV slale lroops atli yet when u race do not deire the soldiers to be able ni blok ul jn Ietroit the peieil to vote in any way The federal plan Uoopa haJ t0 be ajledin state Treag provides for a simplified ballot where JJrake is IIMJ v, i lohive given the by the service men would ctnly vote kjss ol dllth to on plank of ihe gfV for president, vire president, enator and ecingiessman This alonie will be tvomup tremendous job and the idea of senM 0 0f ing out ballots so they could vote ,,n Vrc VM candidates all the way down to d, choir rehearsal 720 catcher is rediculous and impossible ,dc Forest Bowman, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Hersheli Bopma SHOWER HONORS MRS LEON of Whtmore Lake was killed in act MEABON Owing to the shortage of offce , nd for Congretional lhp oppomtion to tn vots or ,d help, it will be impossible for us to n,in,cter5 A lare , ng is urged iers comes from two sources l J h Id out applications There Te to kPo nH remittee epublcans who believe letting th, by the Pastor and Committee J7 1 AZ save time and avoid the last minute very fine pr0ffram WM presented ,d,cr votp WI,i resUl m lelm t T rush please have your applcations of L Niffht bv the puttis 0f the1 for PrWntRoweveh and the Bou ion m Italy On J 8, his parents have Jn filIed ottt ad buy will be fXl under L direction bon South who think ging the fed propod juvenile delinquency pro gram, that relating to the appoin tment of probation officersUnder the r governors plan they would be select T ed by examination Brake declared m favor of the present plan where they are appointed by the judges 0 pir b, te along the pauonage piar A A 1 tS li v 5 ,2 SPECIAL NOTICE Ali tenchers of the county with era government control o7theelect iTA Presidents and any school ofbeen notified e M Tof the SB Machine shop ir Dexter a great accomodaAon to us and wie f M cliffcrd VanHom y fjcers w Tneet at Howell Friday, T M u ni u save yoar standing in ine t 1 AA A Bn Jn nullify their state poll tax WB iuy, FREF MATiniu pirTiDco v honored Mrs Leon Meabon wth , c Btt U1 K m lintJ A hearty welcome extended to all A numbl of LeJ of bath 00m shower, the evening was The office wll be open from 830 who worshyp wth us Y0U NEED rroes and unedu fkr o tle Lut fl P,CnT started with a theater party in Ann W il 5 pm Eastern War Time THE CHUCH AND TE CHURCH However the soit em t K n on the battle front wll b, uli nvt each day including Saturdays vcno VTT rwc Jn anHftV block shows ajrns of weakening P Feb 4th, for the annual Teacheri Institute Bert Yank Levy will be shown ffoee of charge Thursday night Arbor and then returned to Dexter of this week at the PHS auditorium at the homc of Mrs Marsha11 in connection with the war bond set Refrhmnts Wre rve an many ling camped The public is invited useful gifts were received i day including Saturday John Hagman, Branch Manager NEEDS Y Classes in School for all ages NOTICE Sunday , NOTICE P nckney To our patrons, the Pinckney VirMiss Veronia Fohey is tJwtinor he Mllard Harvey entertained Mr and sister, Mrs August Engftl at Whit Mw Leon Meabon with a dinner parmore lake y On WeL eve, Jan 26 Mr and Mrs T1 ar meeting of r III nJ inH Mr ad Chapter No 145 O E S will be held ber shops will bo closed evenings ex early Mrs J M McLucas, Phione 60 Friday evening, Feb t at g oclork cept Tues, Fri, and Safe i 1 Blanche Mart, Secy, R J Cart M E Darrow day The following is the 900 General Meeting Invocation Rev Ralph Karney The National Antehm Announcements Gladys MGallam Will be there any day except Thurs Ur T1 2 A, The pubho i invitetl W Ws ltetawb j NOTICE t Will make out income tax returns at my home until March 15th ComeJ 5 VZ r fV WW niiwawjifrw 4 JiT PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Feb 2t 1944 it Sylvan Theatre THE AVON iHEATER Stockbridg Mich i Newsfor You CHELSEA, M1CIJ One of the Best Racing Stories Ever , hKlGANS KID i 1 jFAt, Feb , 5 , THE KANSAN Starring j Ortoof I Whats Bpuzzin Buz zard Portrait RICHARD DIX, JANE WYATT, AL of a Genius Family Fuia BERT DEKKER GENE j j PONeT Sportre ABOVE SUSPICION Cartoon if i TO KNOW how the VAC rciutng policies apply toyoii vVunt to knuw whether youre W 2 TW c c rrmnv liuaJified for a spwil kind of S Ty F u 6 7 8 , A mma c Army jobwhether youd rv Sun, Mn, Ts, Feb 6, 7, o I Starring Ajr Ground 0f Service PRINCESS OROURKE JOAN CRAWFORD, FRED Mac, Foiceswhethe, you could be A Comedy Starring MURRAY OLIVIA DeHAVlLLAAD, ROBERT piu, New Cartoon Travellog CUMM1NGS, CHARLES CObURN, JACK CARSON Disney Cartoon Home Defense Sun Mat 300 Cont ConvngNobodys Darling Prelude to War Mission to Moscow4 Pilot No 5 MRSMARCARETMcCLEARKJHN Funeral services for tiie luteMn Wed, Tnur Feb 9, 10 PETTICOAf LARCENY ,, hll A Comedy with j MurjMet McCleur Kuhu v,oc nm RUTH WARWICK, JOAN CARROLL Friduy from St My hmt ana WALTER READ he v BU Mc ACTIONEER AND FARMER assigned to the yait of the country in which yo enlist TODAYget full details at the leuvost L S Army Recruiting Stuiioi fvnur lnil postoffice wil give you the address, Or vrittThe Adjutant ucneral, KDOIU 4415 Munitions Building Washington, D C eorvThur nht, Kev Kdmonc PENALIZED FOR VIOLATION Price and Ration ng Board Plu ipory Thurs nm, , PENALIZED FOR VlOLAiiw Rey UC IcnPARD MAN CKir ot MUvknoU Nc , Vv, War Price and RationnB board HE LLUfAKU MAIN isU1 l , Kev trami iui , n v v reported a vio A Mystery with ntptON, Ht,hut,, U,v n 4,1 it HOWPII t ,M43ol 1 on k M, OKMARCO JEAN , J , , , on, , BROOL Miciul Mi,cu,ar lls d,acon Lc a of property owned by tended 1 Notes of 7 Year Ago Some fine ice Gs being harvested from the mill pond these days Son George Teeple has introduced a biil at Lansing prodding a girl can marry at 14 years old with her parents consent Samuel Sykes was called to Det roit Monday by the serious illness of h brother in law, Wm Brower Roy Hoff has severed his connect ion with WB Darrow and is now wbr king for FG Jackson The next number on the lecttard course is Rev Fr Kelly of Ann Arbor who will talk on George Wash ington Date is Feb 19 Miss Nella Lake closed a successful term of school in the Salmon district Fi day The Populst party of Livinghtin county will hold a onvertion at Howell on Feb 15 Rev E Allen of Lapeer ww give lecture at th Congl church Mar Sun Crowned Men Stat Bank, Sylvan Theatre or any of iuril was in Si Marys ccmetrny L, , t e nUHilation were so i at SC the gallant r The defeased was a former school priceS of neNV man, convention Reuben Finch ran her luband 1 iiM Uv tne clevator during Hs ence A Howell Theatre Air Conditioned 10 tax on all ticket Trur Fri, Feb 3, 4 HUMPHREY BOGART, DEAD END KIDS teaekr Survivinv aiv Eldi Kulm, a son Guy and six d iileis, Mrs Vincent Vo Mrs Mcniea McKur i CLOIV MH Jenevieve Clinton St Catherine, Ont Mi Noreen Carr, Mo Mrs Mildred lioiTi Ionia, ard i s Mrrjiiivt Baker of Grand Rip , 2 brothers and 0 griidchildre She h,i ten ,uTainins in MTVICIV lhrie are also 5 icat jrandehilden Revs McClear and Oik aie nephews KINGS DAUGHTERS rih Iinekney Kine, Laiirht rs will aml X diV bvIvVreould purchase tractors, whu i Jry Dunne is planning to move ung, Gregory, MRp lS3 Rt tnJ back cm his farm here from Lapeer lle t0l1uieu u A l0ild of young people from Put Chi Le , recificall pihib namwere Quests of Floyd Randall , bvtho re, at on, ac, ,1, at the Albert Wilson home Tues the owner and iu auctioned contti night hd the sum ul 127895 jach to Several from here attended the ,, ,i ,t lectuie on Mormornsm by Miss Helen the ii tas ol the ,, , y, ,, n Norton at the West Marion church NOTES of 25 YEARS AGO Sunda mornin meet with Mrs Iora S oat Feb in Cam is Mrs Svailitt, M Iith and Mrs Lou se ilnn Sat, Feb 5 HERE COMES ELMER CRIME SCHOC L Selected Short New 7 Grif O issut contifns a letter from Pvt Win Jetnevs tlien in France vth uJ AKK at lloudelaincourt, CONSERVATION rOTF3 Fianec He tsKations visting St Joiie, St Mihiel, iordeau etc Says h is play ng on his companys foot , pormin AH ram ermits isiued previous to 14 iiare to be renewed Those RATION CALErjKt Shoes Stamp 1 x ir iook I and I ail plane stamp in Ia, g uxl Tor Matinee 1 pah each, ntit i , , Tic N1 a c n a A l,ni 1 T ,1 l and C bull toam and attend d a dance at ont and io n0t neej renewa ha th First it wastnuskrat, woodchuck, L with AL PEARCE, DALE EVANS and FRANK ALBERTSON Plus A Tluneful Thriller SONG OF TEXAS with ROY ROGERS and SHEL1A RYAN Cartoon vehli h h T rei by W b conaoci vehicle cro J r throna Vy Fuid oil I II 2 c a pen thro, , h Feb 7 Fmio MiroTli Ma eh 1 al 1 iv g ,,a Iiai ana V atd i n 0 llol h CD f e Suav S11 , , thiah Maeh 31 a a , V rv MCA on w Veurs eve, Has lfiled levcv Mortrnson and Will , , ifuu iciN in posunii Ncfw,t is roast bobcat F iin , At a sportsmans dinner at Gravling j u Bernard Smith ha received rwtK, roast bobcat wag the n ,Mn the Canadan army al1icle 0n the menu Tliec will be no open season otn ins discliarije and at tin home of his parents, M 1 yii U,I1S S,nith bver and otter in the upper peninIM 1 ter Fiennngstall has ar ,,, , , ,, , 1 u u fd, th s vear but thev mav he taken rei at New York City from France coupons ,y, a value ,,,v auto drivea by Mia Dcde IF Com uih 1,31 li Uie southern ii C V ,1 f v , IM f nlll m 1 IJ and C 2 gd fTJ gallons State and lcenr numlnof book jieninJula G5U0 beaver wvcre taken r tided and oertumed nea ver Wlirvi JVulay IIf fnt 60,000 lake trout eggs for hatchng I, llMhey vho was w,lh her sufier ro,cnffv shippe1 tQ Peru Bouth ed a broken collar bone America I n to T F lirrnv and wife cr ,, , IM mits were issued to dull al 1 i h 1 aal gas wells in 52 Michigan counties most Ktjry Roche died at his home in jn lfM3 VanDcuran had the p Iutiann Tuesdav Max Martin of Howell now drives no a Maxwell touring ear I with 89 andd Oceola was second wit ira Sun, Mon, Tue, Feb 6, 7, 8 Mat Sun, 2 K M Cont, The Merriest and Maddet of Man Hunts WHAT A WOMAN with ROSSUND RUSSELL and BRIAN AHERNE ,S 4 i At tTTyrrTBpnFwwww iii 7 MWiM l r , fComvdy Cartoon 6jWi Ma Vi H jr News I Wed, Feb 9 All Adults 17c Nevtr a Dull Moment NEVER A DULL MOMENT with THE R1TZ BROS Watch Out For THE MAD GHOUL with tNAN BEY, EVELYN ANKERS 4FUsh and Fantasy , J 5PK M S rr fits OTA USE itABUT55AlVLNOiPDR0W i CLOTHING SALVAGE Old cidthing shoes, etc will be 9dkcd in Pinckney at the vacant j In th Masonic block Leave ,jtk store or in the door H jit to locked or notify Mrs MPalmir, Phone 7 MM It t ttrtfty CHRIST1 fire WAR BONDS M BACKING THE Willkg hands at work for war Bay and night they put through the calls that get war johs done They use the circuits to the limit When the Long Distance line you want is extra busy, the operator will ak you to help hy not talking more than five minutes Your cooperation will help make the service better for everybody 1,out leave lights burning in STOCKRQOMS iND STOREROOMS save electricity to SAVE COAL An unneeded light left burning in one corner of a storeroom wouldnt matter much in normal times The cost is only a fraction of a cent an hour for electricity is cheap But today ANY waste of electricity is serious because it wastes COAL as well as transportation, manpower, and other critical resources That is why he Government asks you to conserve electric power voluntarily, in your store and factory and home Even though electricity is not rationed and there is no shortage in this area, save whenever you can, as much as you can, because it saves coal Published in cooperation with the WAR PRODUCTION BOARD THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND TODAY 5 IL BE PATRIOTIC SALVAGE SPELLS VICTORY Ours is A Vically Essental SsJvf Organisation, DARLINGS FARM ANIMAL REM OVAL SERVJCf HORSES 500 CATTLE 400 HOGS, CALVES AND SHEEP according to siza and conditions DARLING COMPANY PHONE COLLECT TO HOWELL 450 iuitiiiiuuiiiiipimmtiKTniiiiiiiiiiiniintiiififttiiititiutiiitimiiiiitutiiuiiiititii LIVE STOCK HAULING and i GENERAL TRUCKING I Weekly Trips Made to Detroit j Frank Plasko PHONE 4SF4 sr Mllmi tlUMlHtllHllilllllllimgtllMHlHIinimiHllmi01Mmtr MICHIOAN BELL TtlEPHONI COMPANY lock nvoiJo with a Exira load New V MMawxfaBji IY DISPATCH STILL 125 a YEARPWP m mWW JllJIW,i J m0M AHms Hii iiffllWtJftfil jrvv t P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Feb 2,1944 1 HERE AT HOME J J K1NCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at poevorfice j Plnckney, Mich tcccnd class uattei Subscription 125 yeta Paid in Advan PAUL W CUHLETT PUBUSHER ,i Evury patrioie American will want to display this erablra t homeon his front door or in KM window It is the red, white and blue sticker that says ou have done your part in the 4th War Loan LOCAL NEWS WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF t f 4, Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen spent Sat in Detroit Phillip Sproiut and son Edward, were in Ann Arbcsr Sat Miss Eva McLutas spent the vwek end n Ann Arbor with friends Jimmie Burns of Clarkston caed at te PW 1P Sprout home Sun Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman and daughter spent Sunday in Detroit I William Honvood of Howell called I an Mrs Warda Hovwood and, family Sunday Mr and Mrs Wra MvAtee of Choi J sea were Sun callers of Mrs Mable Isham i VALENTINES le to 5oc VAI ENTINE NAPKINS, VALEN TINE TABLCLOTHS NAP KIN SETS, ALSO VALENTINE CANDY BOX CANDY PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Kennedy Drug Store THE HANDY STORE Display your colors now i OPEN EVERY EVENING D URING this 4th War Loan Drive you are nan asked to do something extra to help smash the Axis Your part is to invest in at least one extra hundred dollar Bond But dont stop there if you can do more For rememberno matter how many Donds you buy no matter what denominations they areyou get back on maturity 4 for every 3 you invest And thcts 01 the word of Uncle Sam, creitor of the safest investment the world lias ever knovn So before you look into your wallettofiK INTO YOUR HEART Your company, the place where you work, has been given a quota to meet in this 4th War Loan Drive Do your part to help meet ths quota And remember, millions of Americas fighters are waiting for your answer, your pledge that you are backing them to the limit A, tit J1 WE ATTACK Kennedys Gen Store Mr and Mrs Herbert Sneed expect to leave Texas for Michigan qa Feb 1 I he Mos Joan Spears and Goldie IIIIMIIIIIIlllllliiiiinIIIIIIltllillililll tlllllllllll tllllllllltllltlltll Markos wure home from Plymouth over Sunday 5 Mrs AH Tuten of Rochester Mcnt llut Thurswith Mr and Mrs Geo J Meabon sr Ivt Fritz Wylte of Gulfport, Miss , Tk,iva,v ciile1 at the James 5 3 W a lbuusda cailc BREA CA QQQK M vlit home , S i Mrs Evelyn Nah and children were Sunday dinner auesu oi Mr and g I Mrs WJ Nash RENTAL CIRCULATING LIBRARY I j Mrs Helen McGregor and chilujS ren of Brghton visited at the Win j S Mercer home Friday j S i Mis Aorma Jan MeLucas spent QkEAM CANDY CIGARS, TOBACCO ETC I Ithe week end in Ann Arbor with her VMWVW c i v sister, Mrs kithard Anio j j Clarence Dennett and family ol , 5 Hamburg nave mowd i Mi Vinee j iDaik home at Anderson Kkhard 1 ou son returned to Grand nunnniiiinitlilimiiSiiUlUliilS i 111 1111111EI 111 1111111111M 11111II111 11 1111 1111111 T Rapids Sun after speiutofcg the wee , M,,,,,, WMMMM,,,,,, with h,s father Otto IWXlson 1 Mrs Kebecca Siurley L Kowler JOE GENTILE Open Every Eveni ig Dead or Alive HORSES 500 COWS 400 Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment CPae E L PARKER Aeent Phone 88 Pinckney The FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Centt at Dead Stock Co 1NTERNOS Jennie has that certain gleam in her eyes again We wonder if her latieit heart throb, meaning Bill B ville was a Sunday dinner guest ol Mi and Mrs Dale Miller Mr and Mrs Loren Meaiio, o Giuid Rapids spoilt last wetK HI Mr and Mrs Geo Meabon sr Mr and Mis Glenn Planck and Ii t tiie Geoiue Clark was home Willow liun plant Sal Claik and Mis Gel Uiarie, Mic Ul b eii Sat ro 11 the UMIMinilllllllllllllllllHIIIMIIIIIIIIUHllMIl t First National I vv be number Ax on her list Dear Miss Love Lorn Editor The other night my boy friend had difficulty in finding the road to take me home It isnt that I think he did it on purpose but what should I tell J urn about taking me home in the ie ,pear, 1each Ialmer and vVeaUy iioader , week end in Uik Grove jj eanor ia ne v k j iKui,t ol Mi lirfi liead i ,1 1 liurn S iriiston Uaiik could possibly be the cause of this , Qf Jjtroit were Sunday KUl,iS Mi, Far lurthur reference U niri we wdl Q W nry John0, use the number five although he may ,, Slini,, UM me iiumuci jj un jrSi Leo ijaVcy were in Jl1 for Grand Rapids Monday to dtay pent the week nd iiMI until lie is called into the service u,s r 1irit, J Hetty Lou Tuten ol Rocheste ln, Liikc ls v slllU Mis vi ted hr giaiidparents Mr ,and Lan Mrs ceo Meabon sr last week i Mr and Mrs MK Darrow ,pe,t Siiiilv with RV VvM Sin j , y ii Vod on Whit r Alfred IN HOWELL CNDSR FEDERAL on Mrs Llulu Laml and son attendrd , a funeral in Lansing Sat and spent IinllloUfuture Im sure you will advise me Sim at the Hl,rt Smith hnuM11 Pcriv Miss Iaulino iornaa aain Mr, FE Uoll and daughters 0fIsliVJIK ut ll,, h,l Ml liayin0n Hamburg and Hcryl Lewis were Sunida Mon i SUPERVISION to do the right thing Thank you Juaiie My Dear Troubled Junie It grieves me to think that a little thing 1 ke that bothers you I feel it is only because your young man dinn T guests of Mrs, John Chambers and family Mr and Mrs Leo Lavey were in I likes you so welt tnat ne wanw you Jickn Sunday night to tak0 lv Joe i , Laey to get the train for For WoUh Texas Frank Morrell and family 4 4 4 OIL, GAS, LUBRICATION, KEROSENE, FUEL OIL, ACCESSORIES TIRES RETREADEDNo Prxorite Necewary for Retreading Kasko Feeds A CompUta Lin of Mah Scratch Fed Grain, Ho Dairy Dog Faed Calcit Grit, Bby Chicki WM H BRA1SH 445 MAIN ST Cor Pinekny and Hawaii Road to be with him as long as possmie Take my advee ana crust mm tugn yoai home YOUT Friend Miss Lovelorn i Ttrus i i, v J v rl Tey and fum ly will move in the what girl ih the tenth gfade has have , moved on the W 15 Gardner farm Mr and Mrs K McAfee and daugh te liusli Lav ent the week end in Detroit Dr Mollis Sigler and Donald Sgler of Detroit called on Miv Hattie Dee ker Thursday Mrs Maioii an Dhnrenni riiiri son Jimmic of Sandwich, Ont pMit the week end here and Ja ldwiduc of Dexter WK been nonchalantly gazing is the dir Morrell hooise Suikiy ealhr at tu home of M,, action of Bernard FrEci8 She seems n Mrs oben Tch n T 7 I0 Iwdgt Betty Deal of HCAVGII, Mrs Myrtle, yh aml y ,, Riion ,m AU Craft and Mrs Clare Palmer at cardsuUrr Ann Shnjiv spinl , k last Wednesday tM, n roo,,,villo Mr and Mrs Lee Davey and child , vh i1, Mrs Anlrow Xsbtt sprnt ren and Mrs Steve Oiirien spent ,,,,,, d,v hlt Wfifk Svhh MN Sun at the Howard OBrien home 01YJOn fjrstr Vpsj near Stockbridge vj, 11,J v T ,,,, iri j Mi aiifi ivl7s Luo,Us Wilson sr, Genp Shehan and family of Ann to think that Bemie is a cu J navir i for hm iPear Miss Lovelorn Editor My sugar daddy has left me for a red haired charmer Cant you send me a love potion to get him back M L B Poor M L B r You don not need a potion Just henna your hair Miss Lovelorn Member Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation Alldeposits Insured up to 5,000 far each Depositor J MAN TO MAN Can you look him in the oyo g and say I am doing all 1 can S to help w n the war Among i the thing we all should be do s ing is buying War Bonds, fight 5 ing black market, combatting S inflation anj working mignt and r main for Vctory s SONDS oven AMSMGA On the ihoret of the Delaware standi the oldest residence in Pennsylvania, the Caleb Pusey House, built at Upland in 1683 of field stone and mor ter like to many residences of early Colonial days Keystone Home ItMOV BtaltaM Spy The countries ol occnpied Europe hold ancient landmark pointing to the dim past, but in the mad attempt to Naiify th entire continetrt Germany bas wantonly dtttrejad 00toobllttratoanirattht Taotou tradmtflb Pnt A Thurs with Dr and Mrs Arbor called at the Louis Shehan Norman Wilson in Jackson home Sat and Mrs Marie Bauer and Mi and Mrs W Millrr and Mrs children of Brighton were Sunday Mary Teeple called on Mr and Mrs 5555 callers jiyn1 minu Sunday I Mrs Eleanor Lcdwidge attended Mrs Charlo, Chimberlin ami dau UT j 1 J brtde Py at the home o Mrsi,htrr, Joyce otf Ann Arbor spent Want 51 fl IV ffMaret Flintoft in Ho1 rf FriHy at their home here TTaiti a iAcnr 1 A11d ltitnn is workinjr at tho Mas Lydia Karus, daughter, Anna Jlooaer Ball Co in Ann Arbor and Lou, son Jocie and Margaret Bum ,onii, honif Wcok ends ,ett of Howell spent Fri at the TA Ware home Mr and Mrs Bruce Sable of Bon E KEEP BUY I NO WAR BONDS S E REGULARLY AND DEPOSIT I I THEM FOR SAFEKEE1 ING I XNV8 sIHX HUM ItllllltmttlHIIIIItMMitllhmllllillllllllllfii Mr and Mrs George Meabon jr jtiac spent a couple of days at the Mike Harnack home last week You can very likely find just the chance youre looking for in WAC If you havent a skill Army experts will teach you Perhaps youd like to drive a jeep, work a teletype machine, or Sielp direct anilane traffic Whatever you da, you win aret valuable traininglearn interesting thingsand help get th, war won TODAYget full details at the nearest U S Army Recruiting Station your local postofflce will give you the address, Or writeThe Adjutant General, tons Building f C attended a party given at the Howard j Mj, and Mrs w c Ml Mr May home near Gregory Sun n ght for j Mrs Rohm and Mr Sergt and Mrs Hawley MrsHaw ey xiu T i ,, 4L ,,,, Herbert Palmer were guests of KlIS the former Marie Marshall W lliam Beach who has been stay ing at the home of his sisterinlaw Mrs Louise Glenn was taken to Har per hospital, Detroit, unday bp the Swprthout ambulance vv n Hulee of Chelsea Rat night Lt Townley A Kllington, wifr daughter otf Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Tasch Mrs Eleanor Ledwidgo attended Sunday dfnnr guaats of Mr and Mrs Ivouise Coyle were Miss Eva Metvin Merlyn, Mrs Rose Howard Mark Molvin and Robert Grainger jr md wife 0 , , , L o , r h,rtrd, Pary Kiven at Chiljon Serpt Ted Adesh and wife of Sh Sunday for her brother Paul Broan eveport, La and Corpl Lloyd Hendec Mr nnd Mys Andrftw rmphl and of Camp MeadeMaryland were Thurs ,,fidron 8pent Sunday Mrs M dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Win fi,i T0 J i fred irost and family m Dearborn WVm BACKTMAmeK Shehan Thp past matrnns and patrons wilh their husbands and friends held a dinner at the OES hall Sat night About 40 were present following din 1 ner cards and games were served by sJL Mr and MVs Floyd Mayerft of j Grnnd Rapids were guests of Mr Mr Merwin Campbell last week Mon Mrs Norma Vaughn Merrill of WcMer recently had the misfortune 0 fall downstairs and break several ribs I to fcsi and fnrd frtii Toklff newspapers are crowd l these dys Erey ttaM M merican buys a War Boa, the Japs IOM teee stay r StJT7 Fv Br 4b2Stti W HiTTlili iTH 7nTI yyw m A m 1 4 1v ittMnwmiuiaiununHiisisiiUinr s i General font luaBfjF WTT ifrrVJK 5 JC4M JB5 riii ,ViV PiCIY DESPATCH Wednesday, Jan 26, 1944 yt el i Contiutd from Fint Pag THE MICHIGAN MICROS s s NAC2 A AND OILS i Warn Ad rr hour a,d a half Then there vs ivbjolivciy UJlhn for a lev ious j PROFESSIONAL CO I lirDD CK1 ym r r 1 SALE 24 year old colts, vt u c 11 inos T IIuphy iiiD TO LUY Manure Uustue Hannaman, Pindcney 5 LwS i S v 11 mi FOR KFATi ioorn then abot tweay irnxej of wck that 1 h d to try to make lLt hJ ict ui the turn Lverybody in the bhop was killg timo, I looij it as long us I could J and qat , I In a few nion is our AnzcrCn i t forming a majority Alii o iii hucL uc crxkl auuit j Shepherd dog th upon Hitlers foitfied Europe Reward 1 of coturae, we expect these inviw ions will succeed Competent military uthorVties warn us, however, the price wili be high in lives Many thousands will be high n lives Many j thOvUauds will be wounded Who will on neck George Parker tar in house, five Y of Pinckney, newly ue S coruted, hue gaiden spot Also 5 pcijfrv ue hilities 10 a month 2 liiLiire ai Diopatch Of fire pay the price, Will it be your son , VL h h buddy Think it over 2J T HARDWARE U Lj Kjei, eia,cj rni,, jjm nev,,huni, iarfjce vitistia r IuHl WPii has blundy tod Musk rtu Uuit addjitioiuil lator io not a iuod there thai the production job hD1 19ri2 toul be accomplishvd by workers who are already on payrolls, that Ita Pincbty Sanitarium Ray M Duffy, M D Pinckney, MiehifAO Offic Ilourtt 200 to 400 P M 7f00 to 9 00 P M DR G R McCLUSKEY DENT4ST 112 N Mickifiw TUphottM Offie 220 Ridenc, 123 Evcaingf by Appointment Hovoli, Mitbigan CLAUDE SHELDON ELECVRICAL CONTRACTOR HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 Ji E CJMHI Howell MKbi Re Etac, laur , Brol3r5 City, Lako and Farm PTOJ t A SpCrlf List Your Propry Wiln Na Bxnd Home Imp, f ROOl ING SlDiNG, and A5BEMOJ SHINGLES All Workmananip Guar an U WILLIAM DAVIS 123 Nortb Court Strs Howelf, Mictiiva MAR TN J lVA Aitomay i L Piuckney, Mich lv z ii I J j Weiitei J liuche rf CTIT ILAVu W V W k ttf landing boat parts are urgently need uaay Tie moral in the Mchigan News , i, i v t , Papers courageous appraisal is clear iiJuri to work evenings and i i , i0, ,liiiren S a American labor and management , must not put private profit ahead of vLch iiauiiia tile lvys 0f our oni and fathers If , r Y, t ey fail to do their dty today, thev UN LE1030 Ford Tudo, radio , aaby iou their fredo Z UNI heuter, good tires, also whit ,,uw iiock roaters James Murphy A Monks farm, Phone 82FU FOS ATK ireh Kgga Janic Tin er PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER PMONS 78FU Piacknay, Miohiga v mi, n Kcynojd,, fj J j iii i LEE IAVEY GENERAL WSURACE Phono 59F3 rinckney, Mickigan ihres A Crowd So He Left Hi j cse Twin Bride P V D lone 13 an Winkle iin VY irst Ci II ri h ans Attorney Stite an liovell, d Srt t MUh tild i r n P H SfariL uLr a 1FUNERAL HOMt Modern nquipmpnt AxnbuUnc Servic Phott 39 Pinckney Mic g aiaiikiin 8CJ At CroP Lv L settlement n Wii sin, thire i a her c d ,1 i r jn din a m r,v an exporrT l , , Pcrrut MriM rto, jolict and Hbch TV a Sauk Chief, are all ememhered r UinAiC iVii V old IV R ian i j M F u a FV ALE ,j,t , 1 i 1 Mike n J mack h V Tud i A v V, 11 iooin ho s v ith , on SV ic s UiPd, C,i LTUKi ch rk bioo he irtrwtv Inced rffht StuaJt Anderson yr w ,, NEIGHBORING rtOTE5 STATE OF MICHIGAN L ii iiic American Weekly people in Washtenaw county are The Probate Cou,t for the County treatment for rabies aa there Vi iii oaiii ys Feb G issuie of 1 erlt Lhdy Times S taking luve how the t been 3 SUSpected cases of rabies i r i iuc w SALKWood , hehan,Phone Pinckney 69F1 V FARMKIiSETectric hn 0 them, can szie, 300 is in stock Buy now metalled roh IJttidware, Gregory i, iv V i i J Iiynn Fender VVi,i cutters Lyiii Hendee ,V,, w1 xvr pj p , rivt or T,K ill witt Lft Viii,1 t,Tf t i ,,1 P of LIVINGSTON At a said session of sad CVi est twins shared poverty, wealth in dogs and Uo Jn cattle hcJd at the probate Office in iu i and hppintvs, but they ran up Somo one brojee into the Squire Howelj in said Count, on trouble when t came to rom pool room at Brighton recently and the 31st of january A,D l44 c Aaiiough one twin has been carrjed away some osf the pool table Present Honorable Willis L Lyons ,p,iv iiianed ic,r 8 years, her sis bals Judge of Probate re r got beyond the honeymoon1 The Brighton fire dept answered in the matter of the EsUte ot v jet Sundays Detroit Times j114 caUs last year, 1943 Fire losses Celetine Kennedy, MI were 47,130 Esther Kennedy Smith having fh The Fowlerville Boy Scouts have in said Court her 1st 2nd, 3rd already collected 10 tojns of waste 4th, oth and Gth and 7th annual acpaper counts as guardian of said estate, and Mr and Mrs Merrill J kcDaniels petition pray ng for the allowance route 1, Howell have five sons now thereof, It is ordered, That th0 21st day of Peiry Cooper and Francis Richmond February, AD 1944 at ten ocloik of Gregory are now at the Great in the forenoon, at said Probate Lakes naval training station Office, be and s hereby appointed iVe game between the two res A marriage license was issued to loir examining taid account ei Ltvams was lairly cice v TirccJus Maa29, Howfeip and It is Furthur Ordeied, That pu, i irney managing to hold a slight Evelyn Tester, 17 Howell not t thereof b given bv publictioi eJ tljoughfu Ihtae werkj fu The Annual Lincoln Day banquet ol a copy oi this order for three sue uigh scorer on the Pinckney team srt foff Feb li at Deorot has been cwsive weeks previous to sa,d oay o eciv mail ftcoring at least 2 povints cancelled owing to the death of the hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch a JH ilatlund girls had too goo daughter of Congresswoman Clare newspaper printed and irrculaied in ii inVon for Pincknjya Luc Booth, , said County ad rcmed possession of the bail i j Willis U Lynn Judge of Prolate t of the time Hartland led 14 FARMERS ARE TOLD 1 A tru CoP Ceiusta PrhH Register of Probate u , LiOYS TEAMS WIN, MLS LOSE Pjnckncy won two out of three ii tiuni Hartland last rrday tjiu wrii 21 to 13, and in the seiwice tjc varsity team were victoirs 4i to nut ilie Pinckney girls lost 22 vv j to U at he ialf a1 scored 8 points tie hit half to Pinckneys 4 Rose iiuh scored 14 points for Hartlanu j rut Jean Craft 10 flor Pinckney a AlcLuras 4 ana Mtuei Kea CHICAOOThreats of a possible , iv u tiis and jcanette Buell j freight car shortage plus a traffic ocli got 4 for Hartland jam menacing the nations already uverloaded truoking facilities, were The Hartland boys first team had I ted as reasons why farmers should Pr iv of Height and a good pass pacc lhpir orders as soon as Poa , ,, ,, ,,, ,, , u i sible for jupplios of fertilizer foi s giic iJLii, IOiiun t shoot hTSkptr i , l oasicei tncir wartime cr0rS, iniiney suhsttutes played The tightress of the height cai aily ilire quarteis ana went oat situation, fays a statement by the Mm ii REASONS FOR BUYING PLANT FOODAT ONCE TOWNSH,p TA onrE I Will receive taxes at my on Putnam St Veiy Sat stai r Jan 8 until furthur notice Leo C Lavey, Futirnxn Twp Tm EsUbluhed 1963 Incorporated 1916 ahjac Zo to 1G The first team ran Middle West Soil Improvement Cora Th 3 Hartland Beckwitii Lyon s 1 Cook Glover j K Ellis I f j i 3 rp i mofle poCnts 1 y 1 0Ull ii jwunib K, Liai j J Keid G Oouiitile G MiiSiVutes, Jack Keid, leflieys, Uicvj w, C L irow, K och, 11 nrds iV Hayon FieM goals Young 1, Si lid i 1, Burns 1, Jeffreys 2,1 rcvj,, 3, P Darrow, 1, Doolittle 1, ricon 1, Lyons 3, Foul goals Burns J roolitle, 2, Ueckwith 2, Cook, Govcr Hards State Bai ifv oJ MTWWflWM We can recommend the pufrcims War Bonds as the bajs for establih mg good comfortable estate fov yourself and family As an investment Laoor sVrt es in fertilizep fac notl ng can beat them for secunV tories or on farms are serious mat ano marketability ters thc5e days CPJLL mlttee, is matched by the difficult R a d r ties faced by motor truck transpor , aCrt month 6 ally doing your L be on r , Bit transnortation is net the only ith IinJitd drivng and many kinds Mnplicating factor pftoctinr fertiliz mercnandise out of production, Ji i f i an opporttfhr m ty to save Practically everVonr ,heard of difficulties At te samp doing it Ar , t, ,e shortages in supplies of avail of tL the Be Q yWr hare te materials arc becoming more ,, ,e Best Security cm Karth M li t ATS A rr T Pecree Hulce Pnclney Hartland itionThe result isthatTrefnt selves a Erreat favor i,ch Ciaft F J Buell shipping facilities of both rail and more apparent in ytears to come i McLucas F R Buell j truck lines arc dangerously over j M Head G Jozewick loaded Stackable G Moore , r i v, comol , , , j vare u Bamber j er distribution, Labor is so scarce we have never seen such Young G Hards i t factories that manufacturers face Subs Pinckney McDonald, Har unh ,tland, Gass Field Goals, Graft 6, J j , 6ole maieriajs uii utcjirimg mure i 7, vn , J J JjMcLucas 2, Read , R Buell 7, J serioa3 because of munitions re e 11 b ffW to discuss Wth you Buei 2, Ellis 2 Referees, Helen quiremerts and the demands of lend tne various types of these bonds sc Reason, Rosemary Read tease j yota may buy the one to suit 1 C ,f v h, Hartland operation of farmcr3 m determining , ai,les Scofeid their fertilizer needs and orderLewandowski F Coreflf ing their plant food at once is essen tial if vital supplies are to be made available when and where they art most needed for winning the battle on the food front Buying fertilizer early is simply good business these days Victory for American arms de pends as much on farm production at it does on guns your Mm Hartland Scofteid F Core Amburgey G Cotnklyn Clark G Guernsey Aschenljrenner G Gustavers Subs Singer, Ledwidge Meyer, i Cr ffith, Lamb HartlanH Wakeland tFieid Goals Amburgey 4, Haines 4 Lewandowki 2, Ledwidge 2, Meyer 2, Asclien 1, Singer 4, Lamb 1, Corey Moore 2, Lyons 3 Foul goali tluins v Scofield 2, Cojikln 1, RefereeHulca J Pinckney lays at Fowlerville Wed Jland Ann Arbcjr Friday our oys most keep oa fiffe ffljwe most keep oa bay inf WAR BONDS aatil rietory won Keep ea RACE ING THE ATTACK McPilerson Stale fan Money to loan at reasonaoie , SiK PS on Savings Pnoks ar TSrvCertffleatog ot Deposit McPhersou Stat B,, Al depMila ap to 14,00000 m by r anaibefiliip m aVW A tWi ri 1 , J Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 02, 1944 Description An account of the resource February 02, 1944 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 1944-02-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch