307 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ba94c52fe7c1feed334b9c2a6e81849f.pdf 05c01ee28e4c5780d9e74f378d9a5805 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. a4ivXii TV Wf tr 4lKMil TT SBUSVBflMI i U ft r ispiUtij r V Volume 63 7Tr, Michigan Mirror VetMem Field eNews Dedication Newt end tad Happening of the UleTerale, T14 tm Urin9 Urg Crowd AttndrDdication of PinCkney Vtori Memorial Fild Last Friday Night Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday Oct, 9 1946 OUR DEMOCRACY Tola week haabeen proclaim registration weejt in adiciugan oy aovAuyuttggttrd cmzens who have uot aoue so nave uuui Oct IO to do M or lorxeit their right to vote on Nov 5 Oiuy rural precincts had to reregister how and the forecast is tney may lose 200,010 votes while the city vote may reach an alltime nigh Perfect weather conditions prevailed last Friday night and the de1 dication of the lighted athletic field called the Pinckney Veterans mem orial Field was a big success 800 admission tickets were sold and counting the band,players and those who did not pay the attendance was around lOOOThe receipts were about Senator Vandenberg in a letter 400 from Europe says the struggle there The field is as light as day, each by Mat ALL ovca THE COUNTRY THE PRESSURE IS TO STtP UP B 1LOING ACTIVITVTWC NeBD FOR, HOMfS IS URGENT HOMES FOR RETURNING VETERANS, NEW AND BETTER HOUSING FOR AMERICAS FAMILIES Fowiervilie Wins 6 NOTES OF THE GAME toO c LREtEN OMMN Ha 4f is to get free ballots in the hands of the bu t that the ballot itself is useless unless is is used of the poles having seven 15 watt lights Two other poles for soft bail are not lighted for foot ball Dont be surprised if the oldMany compliments were received oi old proposal to reduce the sales tax from 3 to 2 percent come upThe reason is the cities would then be and the be able to levy a la percent Michigan August traffic fatalitiies increased 46 percent over those of August liMSA total of 553 more people were killed in traffic mishaps in the 54 months proceeding the war than the number of Michigan men killed in World War II Actually it is safter to fly in an airplanethan to dive an auto Rural section had the greatest accident increase Watch out for intersections i if Table toppers seeking to sell liquor by the glass took a beating in Battle Creek last week where they were beaten 2 to 1 Does that mean the people support the Michigan liquor control system The most popular amendment is Proposal No 1 on the ballot allowing local governments to spend mon y of, airports A bout every reputable organization in the , state has approved it and no one has come out against it Michigan Newspapers are taking a bow this week as they are carryy ing the finance report of the year ending June SO It shows a 16 million surplus and by an odd coin the excellence of the lightsThey can be seen as far away as lotage Lake and and Chubbs Corners Several people in the country called up to see where the fire was as they could see the reflection in the sky The evenings program started with a parade down the field headed by the cheer leaders carrying the United States, followed by the Fow lerville band In the center of the field ,they stopped and band played Star Spangled as all heads were, un covered The crowd came from far and near with Howell contributing prohaly a third of ij Gregory, Stockbridge, Hamburg and uie laKc, were well represented and there were some from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti The freshmen class served hot hot dogs and cheeseburgers and the juniors pop and coffee The only event that marred the J evening was that Pinckney lost the game to Fowlerville i to 0 They put up a gallant, battle against a good team but just did not pack ehnugh punch to score The field was not in very good shape It was bulldozed, disced and rolled this summer and the drought prevented the grass from coming up The fire engine was brought out and s H5W v r NOW, AS rRADfffiONAUy, THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ARESUPPORTING OUR NATIONS BUIL0IN6 PROGRAM PROVIDING fOTTGASE lv FOR HOMEOWNERS HELPING MEET TK NEED FOR HOMES By THE CONSTRUCT HOUSING PROJECTS IN VARIOUS Sf OF THE COUNTRV In the crowd we heard several timet that FiiWkney had the bet looking cheer leaders in the County Too bad they have no telephone number JJ Chick Packer,, watci uoy aiaue tne feature catch ol the galUe During time out he ran out on tho ueid ttjtu ilte water bucket and then ran oil the field again When the wuule blew Joe Hurm threw ater bucnei, dtpp er and all at Chick, 10 yards avs ay and Chick Caught it only jptllinu lew drops John liurg, broadcasts, uuiu ODD iiis one slip was wivu he cie ied Don Clark wilh a Uchie vhei mat gridiron waxnor was sating o the bench Former 1 11, S, playcis wtu mere in lorce in Hie tiowu e 4 tmli,s Urown wnu played i eui ago They could ue lus 2ni iu, IUs very nicely now Also luiu, Collins of pilanti an old 1 nv linenan and Dr Ceruld iUcJloske ol Howell, a former lUarterbacKAl so Urub Muiphy, Loujs Stacable, Uoruian Kelly, John and lieit Wlie, the li Miller boys KdSpeas,Muiriv Kennedy, Robert and Howie Kead, Joe Hasydlo, the A Ihiugim boy,Don ov,irtiout, jcrald lieasoii, Roy iicason,ind a iiosl of oLirr who played buck in the days of J DoyleMost ot Close who pluyod since were there 1 he AagnerMurrayDingley bill r callca socialized medicine law juusi be nearing a vote, Judging by lie amount of literature comiAg through on it, most of which ia igainst itLast winter the discussion on trie bill waxed hot the Detroit rree lress public forum devoted S 3iinday broadcasts to it Until the ,jat monih litle has been heard of L The iea of the bill is to take a aat amount from each workers uy envelope to be placed in an inuraiie fund for hospitalization and nedical treatment It will be readily admitted that many working people lo not receive proper hospitalization on account of high costs and many ne ed operations are posttoiied indefinitely The medical profession and all doctors are united iriinst tho Iil1 Mh thoy seo is direct jrooitni nt ip oi vit their professionOne urguement they ise we do not consider over strong That is that if the bill is enaqted ,nu will have nothing to say about vhat doctor you have but must acpt the one sent by the government You dont have much to say now If you go to a hospital for an eye opnttwn you are sent to eye spec ialist and fn ,rain operation to a brain specialist You lont pick vour doctors Although Michigan has a much lower death rate in recent years due to control of communicable disnpsos, disability and hoepial cases are steadily increasing IfjM S cident the proprosed soldiers bonussome 10 barrels of water sprayer1 would cost 17 5 millions ayear j on the field which laid the dust The sales tax diversionists have Pinckney got a break at the start a atwf eage when they say the of the game when the Fowlerville state has more money than it needs Why not return some of it to local governments The American Legion convention at SanFrancisco turned down a nat j ional soldiers bonus JASON B STANTON Jason B Stanton, 70, died at lit Carmel hospital, Detroit SatHe was tne son of the late John and Harriett Williams of Webster and married Grace Lake of Pinckney He was in the plumbing business in Chelsea and Milan and worked for the Detroit water board until he retired a kickoff only travelled lo yards being downed on the 50 yard line by Jerry Clark Pinckney worked a triple pass and line plays and reached tht j 10 yard line where they lo t the hii on a fumble Fowlerville ft uwa, a short punt and Pinckney was rigb back in pay dirt again but lost th ball on downs Pinckney kept the ball in Fowle villeterritory most of the firhalf but failed to score In this pei iod fist downs were even In the la half Pinckney tired and Flewlervill started to pile up first downs bt 1inckney successfully defendec wai lineowiervale uU a O ES Chapter Elects Officers ocal Star Cftapier Elacu Officers io arB infcuiii i ear a nm iicid, ngi,tu at night is sciy piety signi anu tin game itvMii i, a coiuosal sotcliicle It reminds one ol liarnums three ring circus at night We undiitaiul water will be biuulit fioiii the school 1 a arinh n0 luuulain as oon us pic can be obtained 11 r uyoiiL got aiy Uie can spars V m Ui thy VoiLhi iiau0Ji iy Patron Assoc Matron Assoc Patron icrictary noon ant MAki CHtCH Kev j ,ancis Wirpny, pusWr Aovena Knua 0 0U p m irepaiation for Holy Comniun ion each datui jay 6 to 0 p m Uy bunday , oo to 730 a m, Aiustjes at H and 11 couple of years ago iHe had a home j s and line plunges by Korgen, a bit in Detroit and one in Florida OctCti Surviving are his wife and four ,,ith time running out Fowlerville giabers Mrs George Savery, Dexter, 00it to the air and a pass from LyMw Edna Seyboldt, Hillsdale, Mrs ong to Hutson wa good for 30 yd Olive Hoos,Ann Arbor and MrsAlma ajlU a touchdown Their attempt to Brown, Detroit The funeral was at pa for the extra point failed Then the home in Detroit, Rev Theodore iiukney took tc the air but had last Moldenke of the Eastminister Pres one intercepted in the closing min byjterian church officiating Burial utes waa in Oak Grove cemetery,Chelsea, j pinckney Pfllar Lodge, Detroit and Olive Haines Lodfre, Chelsea performed the Maaoaie committal service at the grave MYRTA BROWN Mrs Nora Reason received a tel gram last week informing her of, R Clark Latimer Schneider J Clark Howe C Darrow tne deatn of Mra Myrta brown at Los Angeles, California on Oct 1 She was formerly Myrta Finch of Pinckney, daughter of Reuben and Lok Pinch and married Emil Brown He waa very prominent, serving several terms as mayor and jeere Young J Meyer D Amburgey J Burns LE L T, LCr c R G R 1 R E Q B, L H R,H, Fowlerville Smith Glover Westmorland Smalley G,Ecfcert Nelson Cheney Lyons Korsgen J Huston H Huston LaoL 1 riday inni ttie lollowui jiijicis VKja elected by rinekiiuy iiaptor O , S il rrnlay night Loia iobUeil Cluiurd Miller V mil red Aberdeen Ira Nay IJlanch Martin ireasurer Ktliel iJllis Conductress illah Reason Assoc Conductress Anna Reason Iho following appointive officers were announced by the incoming vorthy matron Marshall Alberta Dinkel haplain Carrie iiiffith Adah Irene Thompson iuth Carmen Porter Esther Dorothy Wilson Xf w ,, T , ,, , Margaret Keavey, Fn, Klecta Lucile Reck ,,,, j, Organist Eloyse Campbell Warder to be named later Sentinel to be named later rlag Bearer Virginia Carver Anoher to bo named These new offices will be installed on Wednesday, October 2, at 8 m Watch this paper for further ietails am Sunday, ljth, 18th Sunday after PincTnev entecost and fUh week of 4htii Nov under lights Mna Lomnmninn Ci,1,, ii j enna Communion Sunday for HolyName Society and all men of the parish Among the intentions are Sunfor late Robert Kelly, Mom, late David Longlands, Tues John Fohey family, Wed,, the Ryan family, Thur, late Sister Jrma Sal Columbus day, intention of the living October is dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary il the i Darow boy, Cork and Robbie had weight in Proportion to ihoir riL they would maki im state team Pach weighs ai mil lib They make a lot of tackles UiCn, luuii, Jim Meyei, Reavu ,A ind K ui n harrow are oin regu,i,, i rum iaai j ears team piayii4 although lius Clark snv consideN able action, Neither Porno oi football teams are built in a dayThe Pinckney team will, ciick yet before tlie seaon elitis has 4 more games here with StockbridKvvMuil on, J IMii and ilartland i ney play St Marys at Adrian i i iday and Manchester there under lights on October 25 Scores of other game, in this section last week Were ,11 owe 11 7, Pverelt 7 Dexter 0, Brighton 0, Stockbridgc 20, Leslie h, Little Pnfheers 44, South Lyon m Coroner Harold Borden was here taking flash pictures His verdict was Tne meat strme is still on and atthought President Truman expects it to ease in 3 or 4 week the meat industry can see no relief until the OpA i, lifted and prius soar to 1 a lb again Several investigations are underway In Michigan investigators found large stocks of meat in storage but mo t of it belonged to Hotel and restaurants of Detroit In Massachusetts, Cue, Tobins inestkatois found 4,111,0110 lbs of meat in storage in loston In Chicago the Chicago Sun ii vestigators found 1,0,0 lbs in storage in lorage houses and lei tied 21,000 Oni of niil u,is put n storage list month in Chicago wl ere the avr erage has only been 2,00,000 In ew York a tee n Maifacturer got W Teyas steers which he will Kill and sell lo his emplo pesSome thing draic will have to be done such as taking the tariff of of Argentine beef, a much JIMI sub ject If this was don the meat scarcity would vanish over U,H The election thin year is 1he dead est one wo vn ever remember, in i he county the Republican candidate for sheriff i the only one who hjj I opposition Kim Sigler and Mtrniy VJR PLANE CRASH Joe Crostic of Howell, one oi the j owners of the Gregory airport suffered a broken leg last Wednesday when his plane crashed on the Reecc Gudith farm on Cedar Laki Road in Marion James Magnusson,a student pilot from Brighton who was with him was unhurt The plane wa badly wrecked F, B, Substitutions PinckneyR Darrow, D, Clark, McKinley, Mohlman, Mur phy, Mosher FowlervpeHaraon, Mft ZNA JQNEs Eisele Touch M Zena Jones, 1, died at the I First downsrow T, , , , , years ago California Mr Brown j ZZM ipin4c nev B Keferee Lnivers1 hospital, Ann Arbor,Mo has been dead about x years Sar temHe U Vfr 5, ,, iy where she had been a patient as seen oeaa aooui x years, ow j Rkey u of M,UmpireOrhcks,U of j tary af tf local Masomc lodge In Sanderson IMS they nadIoand20 person COM CONL CHUKCH Ww Alfred AlUrd, Minuter MreFlorenw Baugbn,Organist aro Choir Director G V Thompson, S, S Supt Morning Worship 10 n Sunday School , 11010 Choir practise Wad evening GOSPEL MISSION Pastor , ,zra Beat he S S Supt Marvin Shire Morning Worship 100 Sunday School 1045 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Evening 7orshin j0 Prayer Rervic Wed , 8 VanWaLioner, the two candidites i for governor have toured tie hie making speehes without arousing i great deal of interestfheir sjee Cb es so far have been colorless altlyif1 they may warm up the last Despite big ort to arouse the voters and get a ry all vote T , , , , weeks of the campaign Pinckney came to her defeat in thej r 1th quarter by mean, of a Fowler rost ville unintercepted pas and no in ,0lkfld for which f tlfl ,essong of quest necessary, j,, Jast riC is a daughter, Mrs Gladys M HeadlinesmanDinkel, Aaaersoa and one grandchild MAJtftlAGE UCEHW I STREAMLINED MOTHERS OF StREAMUNED BABIED Harry VaDBlaiream 23, Howell Edita JteQjr, It, Howell K Mothers,and motherstobe can Wects, 41, BHgktanJUta Geyette, share the same formula for health 22, Detzvit Thrfsm Darlea, 28, d beauty,used by Hollywood starFesWia, Ofaio, TTfulaai Davis, 23 mothers and tfaeir young See The Leslie Wrig4f3,Typajke, American Weekly with this Sun Jsl Trottsoasw 21, IfeweU October 13iase ot The w45wry, Mildred0troit Sunday Time, for natural Vwf Butfecsij bee wahaeyi Rita Y t, VsUJIaV TAX MOTICt f mdl aaeetve taxes Ut Plswteey for 2 weeks She was formerly Zen a Plummer, daughter of Mrs Edmund Haines, and was born in Pinckney tand married Leonard Jones in 1145 and is survived by him and a 3 months old daughter, Judy Lee Also her mother, Mrs, Lowitha Haines and a brother, Joe, of Pinckney, a brother, Doujas, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and her father, Plummer of Ann Arbor The funeral wil be at the Pinckney Community Congregational DEXTER CiDtR MILL OPEN Custom irmdln and filtering very Tuesday and Friday Otto Wagoner Son, Detcr ihone4781 CONSERVATION DEPT As the drouth came late this year thei is believed to be a fair supply of ducks for Michigans 2,000 000,000 sportsmen The Michigan grouse kill last year was only 165,000 The dept has approved the purTr,e of 20i rres of la tl io the IiriohtonPinckney sector Pute tree sedling shi ner r liniitet1 U 1 SCO of any one npc les an 1 4000 per order More than Go picnic sites, some with fireplaces and toilets will be I maintained In southern Michigan this fall, some with fireplaces and toilets for convenience of Michigan I hunters , I count for anytsig will give the ItepuSVans an advantage The Democrats lot their biggest vote getter and magnet when Franklin D Roosevelt died On this subject Walter VThchell tolls the following story A Republican is supposed to have asked National Democrat Chairman Hannegan, Who rc you going to run for president in 148 You cant elect Truman or WallaceHannegan saidOh I dont know I suppose we will dig some onp up For Gods sake no re , pfted th Republican Two deer were killed near Lewis town the first day last week byj bow and arrow hunters MRS FLORA SNYDER Mrs FJora Snyder, 83, died at her home in Horton Thursday She was the daughter of the late Mr and MrsABCreen of Pinckney andee killed a deer at Swan Creek last Whether the peace conierence at Paris, now in its final stage accomplishes anything or not is a question It seems to have been dominated i from start to finish byMolotovbf Russia who has several times left it up in the air by walking out on it 1 7 still in operation All Haugpn of Mic1 State col eeler picture introducing a new eer ies et Ucbly interesting infornuu Tta7ii V JLISLSI tire artieteJoet Sundays Detroit A1ard officiatingThe C JI UcH burial will be in Sprout cemetery Ezra the widow of the late Dr W C who died last April Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Eutalie Ruttleman, a brother,George Green, of Howell and 3 sisters, Mrs Weltha Vail and Miss Jessie Green of Pinckney and Mrs fstella Graham of Murrav Kennedv has sold his ice ATD and Mindwifh bar to Kennth Virholwn and H11 move in the Le 13 state parks in Michigan are 1 dM not R to suit him ,, J He has been getting all headlines Secretary of State Byrnes and Senator Vandenberg, are lifelong conservatives and at no time have dominated the confereaeefi the late Franklin D Roosevelt had livd he would undoutedly have attended fa person and would have beenv tee dent iaant ftoere taere s i vweek at 73 yards with a bow and arrow ,iame wardens now use plane to spot violators, particularly deer headlighten Michigans taW of deer, 97,721 last year topped the natiorfPennsyl Parma A brother, Dr A B Green, vannia had the most hunter,82,677 and two sfete Miss Minnie and but they only kilted 25,60 dee Mrs Addle p tferton are deceased Sehool children in northern Mich The funeral was held Sunday atld 40 ton of pine of Detroit visited Cr aad ffn Getatd Reason last ZdZJLZHMIHiiShZr TH wiU mo liversali imrh,Horton, Rev in Sept t 5c per b ied te a girl JjJJg d Inland house to the Max Dr Murray officiating Bursal wasj Pogtfflces la T Roraolds house he purchased Max Dr Murray officiating Burial fttHMtea AiiJt M5 1 duck stamps cones to tht r sold 1,72, MAstV CtmiCsU Mrs Mary CsMurt, S3, dial Detroit this Memaag, She widow of John Hear viviar are a son John and S ten Mrs, Kate Battle, Bn AaaaheH Thista, HL aadMftFnad Vym, y i 4 iid iMSf i iic iBBBBBsl3 k t s k v r , P mmmmm 7f v Iv PINOCHET DISFATOTjynedyv Oct 9 1946 Sylvan Theatre i CHELSEA, MCSl NUGHBOK1NU NOTES iu iiiuiiuui iegjon Jrost in avsa04 iuc JUta Ocii givei Jul uu wui awn a bunaing iuua iaiii tw iu4 Miiu iur Uoii HudJ Fri, Sat, Oct 11, 12 SOMEWHERE IN NIGHT THE An Action Drama Starring JOHN HOOIAK, NANCY GUILD, LLOYD NOLANRICHARD CNTE Cartoon New Sun, Mon, Tuo Oct 13114,15 THE BLUE DAHLIA with ALAN LADD, VERONICA WILLIAM BENDJX LAKE, uvoyiui, epi y, a aQu Jauice Kieru oi rigntoa has won a A BW auioiarsiuj at the ipiiajiU uiie ixoraai I xiciny ivosa, lormer alatw itie seuiauve and senator and Uieiuug suciviaor, LS a patient a tho hoapnu at Brighton Ur aad Mrs Uilie Wilson have doid their home ai Hamburg and will move to Windsor, Ont 1 wo Ann Arbor food stores paid 5o fines for overcharging last week Ann Arbor sheriffs officers arrested a 21 year old youth in the Pack M DoeoeU and family lave moved from the Kirtland fajrm to the rooms over the Campbell building Mrs, MEKuhn died at her home, at Gregory last week I The bodies of Dr Vaughn and 8 children were removed from the Dex I ter to Pinckney cemetery last week In a double wedding in the Presbyterian parsonage at South Lyon last week Freeman Webber and Lucille Rolison and Roy Brown and Grace Kollison were married Uus Wagoner, the rord mgr, nas a gangsdfc mn, clearing the Pinckney mill pond of weeds I Crtoon Melody MUn ard road section laat Week wno wag Sun Show, 3,5,7,9 jnude and faeen on , and nuts I Les Alerritt in his column in the Wd, Thur, Oct, 16, 17 , Liv Co Press eays everything has JfcSSE JAMES Kefcaae g0eK P including Reno diverces which have jumped from 250 to with , 350 each YRUNE POWERS, HENRY TON DeSpite boom times and high DA, NANCY KELLY, RANDOLPH Wages income o over jjf Cartoon 44Tortoii Wini Aain families in the United States last Sun ahowi 715 915 year was only 3850 a week Miss Jacqueline Queal, daugMer of Mr and Mrs Laurence Quia of Road to , Strawberry Lake was married Sun day to JoeMacklund of Detroit at ft Stephens church Hamburg Mrs Eunice Gergen is the new supt of McPherson hospitalHowell Born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Darrow, former residents last week a son and to Mr and Mrs Ernest Allmon who live on the Wm Bland farm , a daughter Both ovents took place aJ McPherson hospital ComingMy Pal, Utopia, Kitty Triggor, Howell Theatre HOWFLL, MJCH Tuet, Wed, Thur, Fri, Oct, 8, 9, 10, 11 CENTENNA1L SUMMER in ichnicolor with JEANNE CRAlN,CJftNEL WIUE, LINDA DARNELL,WALTER BREN NAN, CONSTACE BENNETT Newt Comedy Sat,, Oct 12 Mat Sat 2 p m cont, RENDEZIOUS 244 with WILLIAM GARGAN, PAT OMORE CHARLES STARRLTT in TEXAS PANHANDLE with TEX HARDING Jungle Queen Shown at Mat Only Sun, Mon, Oct 13, 14 Sun Mat 2 P M Coot TILL THE END OF TIME vita ISOKU1HY McGUIKL and GUY MADISON fOpunedy Newt rue, WeH Thur, Fri, Oct, 15,16,17,18 ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM with IRENE DUNN, REX HARRIS and LINDA DARNELL Newt Comedy Avon Theatre Stockbridfe, Mich Fri, Sat, Oct 1, 12 BLOND1ES LUCKY DAY A Bunutead Family Comedy with PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE Plut ROARING RANGERS A Wettefn with the DURANGO KID Chat Starrett Alto SMILEY BURNETTE Sun, Tue, pet, 13, 15 In Technicolor A Fantaty with Music and Dancing H YOLANDA AND THE THIEF Starring FRED ASTAIRE, LUCILE BREMER and FRANK MORGAN Plut Newt NOTFS OF 47 YEARS AGO Andy Hates has moved onto the Clarence carpenter larni in Ham burg i nomas Birkett has entered four pus oi Cashmere goats at the Wash tenaw county fail Will Dunning and family attended tut Brunei capias lair laat week Miss Delia Allen died at Durand Sept J, The funeral was at St Marys church here Tuesday The beautiful picture taken by W W Barnard Moonlight on Portaye Lake was entered in the Detroit exhibition and won first prize over 600 contestants The 3 men arrested for robbing the Wm Sprout store at Anderson, sawed their way ou f the Howelil jail Sunday niht i i escapedThey are still at large Mrs Bertha Mann is attending A pharmacy school in Detroit The Pinckney Driving Club hold the last meeting of the year Oct17 There will be a 230 trot, 230 paae and a freeforall Tom Cooper has left for Canada to sprnd the winter in the lumber woods Hern Hudson of North Lake has rented the Gregory hotel and will operate same, C J Barton who was sent to Jackson prison for burningthe Had ley barns gets liberated Oct lJ S J Durkee is working for WH Placeway A dog belonging to Henry Whipple of Anderson was bitten by a rattlesnake and died last week R Clinton has moved to his farm west of town Tom Turner has closed his hom iere and one to Sterling, Nebraska The friend of Goldie Turner gave her a surprise party Saturday night The first snow of the seeason fell here Sept 29 Will Dunbar and Wm Doyle attended Ann Arbor fair last week Percy Swarthout is working In Brighton , 3TATE OF MICHIGAN lha Ptobate Cocurt tor the County Of LWingtton , At a session of saia court, held at th Probata office in the City oi City of Howell in aaid County,on the 7th day of October, A D 1U46 Prestot,Honorablt Willis LLj Judge of Probate in the Matter of the Estate of Worden CHendee, sometimes known SLS Wert C Hendee, Deceased Rose C tHendee, having filed her petition, praying that an instrument filed in said Court be admitted to Probate as the last will and testa ment of said deceased and that ad ministration of said estate be granted to Rose CHendee, orsjome other suitable prson It is Ordered, That the 28th day j of October AD, 1946, at ten oclock l a m at said Probate Office is here by appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication ni a copy of this oriev for thre successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and cir culated m said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy Celestia ParthallRegister of Protfcte WdULD YOU LET fW SON DO HIS HOMEWORK LIKE THIS P STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probata Court for the County Livington At a session of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 26th day of September, A Dt, 1946 Present Honorable Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate in the Matter of the Estate of Ida Mae Mowers, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of claims against said estate should be limited, and that a time and place be appoint ed to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceased by and pefore said Court It is Ordered,That ail of the cred itors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court on or before the 9th day of December, A D, 1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examination and adjust ment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered that public notie thereof be Riven by publica tion of a copy of this order onc each week tor three successive weeks previous to said day of hearng, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true copy f OP COURSE NOT, you say Abraham Lincoln didnt become a fine lawyer and a great president because he did his sums on the back of a shovel before a flickering fire Buta flickering fire is no more difficult to study byno more tiring on the eyes than too much or too little electric light Our lights arent poor, you say But are you sure Lights can be very deceptive You can grow so accustomed to a particular lamp that you wont realize its light is tiring You may not notice it, but another lamp may glare enough to make a youngster instinctively squint may cause headaches or even harmful eyestrain There is one way, though, that you can be certain about your lights Ask an Edison Home Service Advisor to call In a very few minutes, she wiil check over your lamps and fixtures and make Tli3 DETROIT s valuable suggestions for improving the lighting in your home Theres no charge for her visitno obligation to you And its a real ounce of protection for your familys eyesight FOUR WAYS TO GET THE MOST HOM YOUR LIGHTING Dust steals light Keep bulbs, shades and reflector bowls clean 2Replace darkcolored shades with light shades with white lining Flaring sides are better than straightsided ones 9 Use correctsized lamp 3 buIbs and srTacfeiTTtKr large a size may cause fa tiguing flare An Edison Lamp Exchange Serviceman will be glad to replace your burncdout bulbs i Have your lamps and f fixtures scientifically teud for q t and quality of illumination Your Home Service Advisor does this wiih a light meter EDISON Co Shirey Sons NOTES OF 25 YEARS AGO Irvih Kennedy attended the Wash tenaw County Blacksmiths picnic at Pleeasant Lake Sunday Married at Jackson Oct 6, Mrs Kittie Placeway of Pinckney to Jud Mrs Rose Hendee entertained her children and grandchildren for dinner Sunday Those present were Lynn Hendee and family, Walter Clark and family, Lloyd Hendee and and wife, Edsel Meyer and wife of Pinckney, Lyle Hendea and family, Max Parkinson and family of Ann Arbr, Dr James Nash and family of Coldwater and Clare Hendee and family of Potlahd, Oregron Automotive Service General Repair, Wrecker Service Grease Job Auto Parti, PAIRING, Arc Acetlyn TIRE RBj Weldimt son Shepherd of Litchfield They CotningTh Blue Dahlia, Gild, Th will live at Litchfield Sailor Takai a Wife Charles Krause, former resident, now of Fowlerville, was in hfe home the other evening when some one fired a charge of buckshot through the window, just missing him No trace could be found of the perpetI rator but next day Carran Cunningham admittd doing it He will remove to Pontiac fp i Mrs Flora Grime, former vreal dents and Fred Peek were married in SanDiego, California, Oit 2 L c w AI The Ladies of the Federated fAODLE MOKtS r church will rve their annu1 chick, boy and 11 Hor Boardeday a on Ut brJ32a mnivr TABI B w of MichMich State foot aCHBOEDEBS BIDING STABLE Arfr Frank Cooper and family of How1628 Darwin Road, Pinckney,Mich 47F12 have purchased and moved in the Wilhelm farm at Pingree Paul Kulbickl, son of Fred Kol bkkit wai bitten by a rattleanake I last week He fs improving Jamea Roefce drove to Lexington, Kentucky kst week by ante to at tend the race , S A Carr has purchased an ice house at Zokey Lake and moved H to Piaekaey NEWCHfAP OIL BURNER For Heating IMT Cooking STOVES AND FURNACES HIAT rOUR HOMf COOK rOUP MEALS wit Cheep Furnace Oil M0 MOW SHOVRJfttfCOAt 01 ASHES Hew FUELIZE1 BTARTPI Vaporizing Sys Una terse Cheap ISO Bath, Furnace Oil, Distillate DieaeX Baage, Heater OU and Keroaeoe lato oiigaa heat without ctogyiaf op die raporfziaeKsyatem Uffma ARAKTFl ajrainst defects For Hit OEAAONSTRATION je Dwtoits jDtom annua JOHN a WUMXt atJBi Accessories, Tires Heaters and Batteries For Sale 1931 Chevrolet Sedan, go motorgood tires Shirey Sons MAIM a IKfARL STS PHONE 13 t Mrs,W, C AtLee entertained her card club Tuesday Mrs Lena Wilkinson of Byron ja staying at the kij, Carr home, Hr and Mrs Emmett Clark and Mr, and Mrs, Walter Clark were in Detroit Saturday IF VOlfU COOK UPMCVIH THE WJKTttUTJIUJFAUJ AHD SAFER 1 010 Vmm FIM Mrs, Baymonda Morris and Mrs, Clare McMacken were in Ann Arbor gaurday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge attended the wedding of Kathryn Brogan and Dan Gannon at Brighton Saturday, Mr, and Mrs Wm, Brogan of Hamburg and Franicia Barron and family of Howell called on Mrs, Eleanor Ledwidge Sunday, Mrs, Edna Boaaon Leota and Hoy Reason and family called at the Fred Carpenter hosae in Pontiae Sunday Mrs Gladys Clinton and MrsJLoU Lnndett spent the week end at the U Lohdett eottece at Marion J Ja V i V yii m L MJ J JItls fnte all you Can L o V 4 AMERICAS WOMEN ANSWER i CAN CAN to be sure your family fe well fed this winter CAN what you dont eat from your Victory Garden CAN other fruitt and vegeta bles in season CAN them while theyre fresh CAN them rltfit CAN fruits according to war time specifications DO DO ue a pressure canner for all vegetables, except tomatoes More available this year DO borrow one if you cant buy one DO use the facilities of your Community Canning Center DO get free canning information from your State Agricultural College Its Smart to Cm ell YOU tm Kennedys Gen Store the Wm, army on Uermany, Lawrence Stt living with Joe Sii, Lake, Herbert Allen and ran sing called on the Hoff su Sunday Patrick Jltreys and Aaron Sh ey enlfcted in the army Saturday i , went to Camp Custer j Mrs Bess Henry of Battle Creek visited at the Hannett week Week end guests at the V home were Dr Steve Brown home Jasi reii Read ead and I F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN I FOR APPOINTMBNTS I PHONE 358 Residence 613 JIltMtMiMylttrttltmilllW LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee o HOMES FOR SALE WILL PASS FOR G 1 LOAN,Mod em six room home, 4 mileb south jof Brighton on good road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 7000Beautiful furnishings sold at sacrifice at extra cost Five room home, hardwood floor nicely furnished near Brighton on plastered walls, natural fireplace, good road, 6300, 2000 down Four room home on east shore of Buck Lake near Hamburg, larger than ordinary, newly built, hot air furnree, full basement, 2 lake front lots 2 car garage, all in excellent conditior, 5900, terms Modern 5 room home on Little Ore nicely furnished inside and out, 2 Lake near Brightonall large rooms, lake front lotsAn ekta value 4000 terms J H HAYNER, Broker fHamburgMichPhone Brighton 3670 Roofing applied on all types of homos, barnee and out buildings Choose Asphalt extra thick hexagon shingles We furnish labor and material Divis Davis, Phone 108 W Gran I River, Howell, Michigan wife of Detroit and Mrand MrsUoyi Hoagland of Howell j Week end guests of Mr and Mrs, R, J, Carr were Leo Bettes and wife of Walled Lake and Lavern Smith and wife of Lansing, Miss Eva VanHarn of Wayne resigned as teacher in the linckney school last week and Mrs Germaine Stackable replaced her G P, Gorman of Dexter called at the Dispatch office FridayHe asd his wife have just returned from at months trip to Maine and JMassa chusetts Clarence Culver and family of Detroit and Stanley Culver jrf of Deerfield called on Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy Friday, Mrs Ida Buyers and Janet Feidler of Grimsby, Ont, are visiting at the HOPS Read home Mr and Mrs, J,j Dean Helen Feidler are on a trip on a trip to Florida John Dinkel underwent an operaion at University hospital Ann Ar bor Saturday, Hip wife and Mrs,Stan ley Dlnkel were present, John Burg, Don Swarthout and Lloyd VanBlaii cum gave blood for a transfusion, Mr Dinkel came home Tuesday, Those from here who attended the funeral of John Haefner at Detroit Thursdav were Miss Joie Harris, Mrs Sadie Cooper, Mr and j Mrs Ham Howlett Mr and Mr George Thompson Mr, and Mrs W , Terrv, Mrand MrsErdley VanRick el Mrs Flizn VmSiekel Tr Gnnrpo Stewart and Mrs arah Pulleyblank I Baked onamel tile armlied on old willg mkAS a beautiful transforma Hon in bathrooms and kitchens Lav, jv, diinv of rolors to choose from , Wo will install Davis Davis, General Conrrnrtors j 10RH W Grand Rivor TTnwlMirhJ V, Federal Housing Terms If Desired CORY A Dead e Farm Animals Collected V ptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Ant Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service m Michigan CentralDeadStoekCo ytJbe MarsK Are Returning Veterans Different During the war you heard a lot about how hard it was going to he for returning veterans to get ad justed to civilian life how theyd be different iWell, plenty of them have returned to our town, and a finer, steadier bunch you couldnt ask for Most of them are back at the same jobs going with the lame nice hometown girls get ting married, some of them, and setting up families renewing tl sme old friendships cn their amusements are the same Nothing more exciting than fishing Sewards creek or pitch ing horseshoes enjoying aa outdoor barbecue witH friendly wholesome beer and pleasant talk If theyve changed at all its in the direction of maturity and tol erance tolerance for everything except dictators, and those who would destroy our democratic principles of live and let live And from where I sit, thats another m to be proud of them fatftiMd Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HFDES AND CALFSKINS ELY isoWKS CAU4 RECEl VE 1HE BEST SERVICE Bath 100m and kitchen wall tile j make beautiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Let us give 1 you i estimate with 1 H, A terms iavis Davis, Phone 370 10Hl Grand River, Howell miMiinuamiiiHimmiiMHmMimiiap liFirst National Help Wan tea Hale Female FOR WORK W OUR PRODUCTI ION DEPARTMENTS GOOD PAY STEADY EMPLOYM ENT INCENTIVE BONUS PLAN REST PERIOD VACATION WITH PAY PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS PARTY PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM butik am HeweU 6 5 3 Under Federal Supervision Metier Federal Deposit la 5 g furaaee Corporation All De posits Insured up to 5,000 fe each Dapitofc g i 2 i APPLY AT ineUgan MoMe FRI OCT 25 Turkeys, Ducks Chickens Plastics In DKTU, mot art oetcp BY Pinckney V F W 7501 MttftfcY MANAGEMENT S There is an old saying that it is easier to make money than is to hold it And that saying is true On every side, are hundreds of invitations to spend your money for every one that bids you lay it away 3 Money slips through fingers 3 like quicksilver, especially in 2 the days of high living costsTo 3 know where your money goes J is a good first step toward sound money mangerncnt By depositing ail you earn in a checking account, ani waking accurate enteries on the stul you will have a complete record Then you can weed out waste ful expenditures and plu future leaks There is only one advantage a checking account affords, It will also save yo time trouble and trips, WE HAVE AMPLfc FUNDfe AVAILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAL ESTATE XOTOGAGBt OR PERSONAL AT REA40 ABLE RATES i PINCKNEY MICH P Cfti Sjfojijfti ifcb r iL, WyW 5111 S w11 ,v,,,l,r,w8lv SJWJIII wm,vwa P1NCKNEY DiS Oct 9 1946 1 Now in Stock 1 24 in TEEL FURNACE 1 GEHL STOKER 1 ROCKLkS PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE STATIONARY TUBS AND FITTINGS lassihed yy ant Aa I rtNJ iiUperator for service stat I ion in village of Hnckney Good opJ portunity bee Don Maycock or phono Howell 2774M Lusi3 ligs, weighing around 50 1 lb Finder please notify Dean Gardner t 4 BOYDELL MINTS VARNISH Buims HARDWARE r LEE LAVEY We Have FEEDS for Every Need We Will Be Ready to Two Weeks TATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for the Wuoty ef I Liviitgttao in Chancery Order of Publication Gerald Tien, Plaintiff, VB May Vu Tien, Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court Cor the County of Livingston in chancery, at the City of Howell,Mich gan on September 3, 1946 In this caui it a ring from the worn bill of Co file in this court and cause, Um w d Jtnt, May Yu Tien is a nonresiuent jf the State of Michigan, and resides it 15 Shang No Chieh, Wuhsueh, iupeh, China, oo Ching Shan Lu On motion of Van Winkle VanWinkle, attorneys for plaintiff,it ia ndered thut said non resident defendant, May Yu Tien, cause her appearance o be entfd herein within three momhs from the date of this srderand that in case of her appearance she cause her answer to plainiffs bill of compliant to be filed and a copy thereof served on the attorneys for plaintiff within fifteen days after service on said hon resident defendant , May Yu Tien, of a copy of aaid bill and notice of this order And that in default thereof said bill be taken as confessed by said non resident defendant, May Yu Tien It is further Ordered, that the Platiffs cause this orthr to be published within forty days from this date hereof in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Living ston,State of Michigan, once in each ir c YT w6 for at least six successive LMIHGS WANitu weeks or that he cause a copy of I I have prospects who wish to buy j this order to be personally served or said non resident defendant at least FOR SALE2 burner laundry stove, nearly new, with pipe 700, lb guaye, 2 barrel shot gun 2010 3Gi West Main St, Pinckney 0iTlfcYLEBlackTopRams720 feed er Lambs at 5 each J L Donohue imile north and 1 mil east of of Gregory Black FUK Ham SALERegistered Black Top Phillip Sprout, phone 11F11 WANTED TO BUY Chickens of ail kinds, also ducks Will pay Detroit prices iC H Lloyd Ill Cedar Lake Rd Phone 13F22 PROFESSIONAL CORNER IEY SANFE At Duffy, M D, Miehisjea Sundaylf00 a m to SiOO p m Wedneeday2 to4tp,au,7tetusv Saturday to ft ia la eveaiug Vw Wirikle A VIL Dou W VaWiakle Charles K tmm at first State aad Sevkags taak Hawaii Mtehkjssi A DR G R MflCUJSKEY DENTIST 112 N MlebJgaa Office 935 Roeideace 814 Eveajutfe Hawaii, MiaUsap l CEMETERY m J L ARNET 4 SON Aaa Arbor, Miebigaa HAROLDD CHUBB rfowall, Michigan Local Reproeentatlve Meaumeute Market 1 MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENTS1 MACHINE AND MACHINELESS J ALSO COLD WAVES Phono 6 MARION JARVlSOwner PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Paon 3F11 Piackney, Michigan WANTED HELP2 waitresses and a v n for general kitchen work iiours, top wages, no Sundays txter Coffee Shop, phone 2671 ullSALE 26x28 framebarn citable for a house Ray Lavey, hegorv, call efenings SALEIJuilding f four i r OK SALLliuilding site j village lothi near school 3i John Cologne, 5f6 Mowers Rd Grind in Farmers Feed Suppl property in Pjnckney and surround i inu1 vicinity Would appreciate your Idlings Fred J Teeple, Realtor Phone G75, Howe1 VANTKDPnper of all kinds, Iron, Ilu3 Copper Harry Prisk iXRALETNpw 22 inch all steel fur mice Clifford Chambers lOH SALEIIBG Chevrolet dump truck Cliff Miler, phone 33F4 Pinckney, Mich FOR SALE RoundOak heating stove, 1 inch, hard ccal stoveC keroscnt hoatin stove J H Hooker WA1FDCHICKJNST Honest I prces paid for all kind of poultr Tvler Broran Howell, Mich Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics exclusive in Livingston County at Howell Ruths Shop for Womec j FOR SALEiSlabooa Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phon 44 Howell, Mich 20 days before the time prescribed for her appearance Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissionr Livingston County, Michigan VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address HowelL Michigan PHON04 1AX RUSSELLM VATTFD Interior Decorating, either bnnh or spray painting, no paper haneinc, small carpenter Jobs Dan VanSlambrook, Phone 47F5 fc Si I, I i Ml Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS The United State Government Needs them tor EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store We are paying 85c for cream brought to our door Watson CTLcary Dairy, Howell, Micii FOR SAIESmall 5 room modern house with baemera and water frontage 375 West Main Street Pinckney, Mich FOR SALGrey leather baby carr iage like new also heating stove Phone 100 John Cologne, oUti Mowers Road, FOR SALrTTPorcelaln top kitchen cabinet, dresser, rocking ,hair, rug, dishes and cooking utensels Lucius Doyle, Phone 12FOR SALE 4 can milk cooler, 15 gallon electric automatic electric water heater, shallow well water system, Hammer Mill Lawn Mower, rubber tires Flmers Garage Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALE Cement blocks Quality Block Co, Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALE Leghorn hen ar fryerp alive or dressed Fred Scyr ur, 463 Rush Lake Rd HERB SNEfcu Paoao 183 207 1 OraaJ Hot Ho wall, Roal Eetato, li Citr, Lak aaa1 Ft A liit Your Proporto Witt IU LEfc UiVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Phot 59F1 Pinckney Michigan MARTtN J LAV AN Aotanay lw 13 BHgaoaa Phone 136F6 Ropairttf mm ijmm Stau 8717 Lafcosido Dtff Licoato Rusk Lako PH,SWARTHOUT SON FDNERAL HOME Modora Eotitpmoat 89 Pkaekaoy, Mkaf CESS FOR SALE All wool white Mexican Jacket size 16,never worn, Drice 20 Mrs Lloyd Hendee FOR SALEKalamazoo heating stove burns coal or wood, excellent shape Emery Heynal , 124 Tiplady Rd FOR SALECoal and wood cook tove,also base burnerMark Matcison Phone Brighton 2692 d oALERock broilers Josn Burg, phone 58F21 FOR SJALECement Blocks P T BDock Prmlucta 1900 Beardsley Rd, Pinckney LOSTBlack long haired dog with white breast in vicinity of Tiplady Portage Lake Roads Reward for ieturn Ben Tomlin WANTED TO DO Interior and exJterior decorating Rippy Drouil lard Phone 7144F3, Howell FOR ALE Bam, 30 x 70, good condition Mrs C o Stackable, RK3 WORK WANTED Boy, 17, desires work Is not returning, to school, rhone 35F2, Pinckney SEPTIC TANKS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 AWN ARBOR CESslOC TANKS CLiiANlS 24 Hour Service AU Content Hauled Away Inspection Fret Mbdetm Equipment Phone South Lyon 9811 Res 5431 WALTER DUNCAN SOUTH LYON, MICH CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE GonovoJ Contractor and Builder 251 Portag St Pinckney Mich 666 i FOR SALE Chev Brash Pickup William asirf VOTE I FOR SALEElectric stove, apartment size, 3 burnerbran new luisel Meyer j PVone 38F2 9 FOR SALECirculating heatei ft burns coal or wood Wm Kennedy 4oy Putnam St We have been buying cream in Howell for 35 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 85c for cream brought to the Watson OLeary Dairy, Howell, Jvlich WANTEDYoung lady of 2o desires any kind of work except housework, in or near Pinckney Phone 35F2 sOiD PREPARIATIOKS LIQUID TABLETS, SALVBSIOSB DROPS Use Only As Directed CORY DRUGSTORE SEPTIC TAWkS Agd CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jefferson Street DAN BURKETT Pkone 6292 Aaa Arbor, Mlek FOR REFRIGERATION SERVICE CALL COMMERCIAL NATION AL REFRIGERATION PHONE 135 y F O FOOT ODOR GERM H6W TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back F O Is a fermentation Kill this germ, you kill the odor Get this POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRENGTH for FO, sweaty or itching feet LpcaKy at CORY DRUG 5TEV Piackney, Mieh cn tef 1 v ,r v niililfti i S Claries SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WEST1NGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH FISCH1 IAVE MONEY Fitch Elec AppC BSoS M36, 1 Mile ef U S23 Pkoao 30tl Wkitssero I ekeMkk ira McPbersonv State Bank MUDDLING THROUGH9 The English peopledarig the war prided themselves onaoridling through They did aqsomplisn many wellnigh impossible feats of physical and mental eMuraaee, and a multitude of technological developments without which the outcome of j the war might have indeed been otheV story Through many yean of lianfciiig experience we have seen those of ear depociton who had a regular saviaga program, come through both prosper ity and depression times They hive as significantly muddied through as did the British during the wax We can do no more than te the example and urge everyone to fslfw a well thought out pregram for muddling through OPEN Laundry fbHsasWBBBB ofM BstesBsk PHONE WE PICKUP AMD DEUVEft A , vvv , taSllMiSSl Vi, Jt 7 T Jfarl X CiVX Wanted page BfclWfcEN THE AUKS OF 16 45 FORLlGHT ASSEMBLY WORK, 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEfcK GOOD WAGES Vokar Corp 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE DLAiLK, MICH, 4UIIUlr,lUIHIIIIlJlIIIMIhdlIIIIIIllllllIIKUIIIIMk1inilllllt1lll3llllllllllllir SHOVEL LOCAl NOTES iilr, mid blit N, A, riousner ol iingmon called at tiie Anurew iiabeu home umlay Huy Clinton of iNiagara Falls visiting here, Mrs, Liioye Campbell is a to the grand chaplain 1utsy Mauk of Howell spent Friday with ieyna Campbell tvviiitcth Line aim latnily spent the week end m Canada, M K Darrow has returned from idercywood hospital, Ann Arbor Tea Adseh and wile of Detroit spent Tuesday at the Win, bhenan home, Mrs, Pauline Clark and son of Gregory called on Mrs, Emma Volinier Sunday Ona Campbell and family spent Sunday with the Gilbert Campbell family in Frazier Mrs Blanch Cole and Mr and Mis Wood of Detroit called at the SJohn Margin home Sunday 5 J Mrs Mary Baughn and Mrs, El eanor Baughn gave a shower for Mrs Betty Seefeld last week, Dale Miller and family spent GREGORY NEWS Mr and JUTJ T, A, Re id of Stock bridge, iiruce Reid and family and Harold Hartsuff and family spent h j spent Sunday with the Robert Keiris Clarence Marshall and fatniy and Howard Marshall and wife attended a shower Sot eve at Vantown for the Edgar Marshalls AAoWJfc With 36 foot Boom and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching ALU lYfES OF EACAVHING Kenneth Caskey and Shirley Juard were Sunday guests of the J as Caskeys The Chas Galbraith aii Cecil Galbraith families visited at he iUc sei Mason home in Swantu, OLIO Sunday M and Mrs lorn I io,cni, ipent Wednesday in V iiiingJoi with the Clare Poole family Will the Kings Daughters J donations for the Indian box Mrs Dorothy Owens befoy i Dewey Breniser and Elwin piloted a plane to Ohio Sunlay, Frank Rowlett and wife of Detroit spent Sunday here Mrs Lock and Linda spent Sat,in Ann Arbor, Arlo Worden and family ave with i Sunday with Mrs George GrahamSunday in Jackson speit i 9S I I Lake Front Development ARMCO IKON BREAKWATER SHEETING, ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OR PHONE FOR FKEE JtfkiMATK f at Morris, Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsig lanti spent Friday evening at the J R Martin Mr and Mrs Harold Dickinson of Howell called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent I Thursday at the LANaylor home in Eaton Rapids, Cy W, Hooker and family of Ann Arbor spent Saturday at the J, H, Hooker home, Mr and Mrs, Clifton Peck and Mrs, Minnie Peck of Detroit called on Mrs, Hattie Decker Thursday, I Mr and Mrs,Water VanFleet of Social Harvey Hayner and wife ani Gay Lowe and wife Stockbridge called at Tom Poole home Monday Ernie Drown has gone tc Virginia Mr, and Mrs, Howard Marshal Tom Howlett attended the funeral of Mrs Wm, Artz in Wateiloo Sun, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Caskey aid daughter have moved from Caledonia to the Clayton Anderson tennant house Mr and MrsTom Poole, Mrs, Arlo Worden and Esther Jorpfcnson attended Rebekah meeting in Howell Wed nite The Pebakah lodge meets Oct 11 FILL DIRT i Boonton, N J, called on the Earl Baughn and W, J, Nash families last week The fire dept put out a fire on the Reason and Rastus Hinchey AbeH Shirley ad fMlIy spt JWk whe 8 the week end with their evemnjr for th Junior Woman of fiv feet five or lest Walter VanFleet and wife of Boon Ion, NJ were Friday guesfs of the Jarnes Caskey BRIGHTON, MICH 6514 Lakeview Drive, Briggs Lake Phone 5672 5 JiniiiiiiilHiHioniitiimmiHHllllmill,u lHMIImmimillKllHIUHlllllmi AN ACCOUNTING TO TAXPAYERS by i STATE OF MICHIGAN Revenues and ExpncJfres Fiscal Year Ended June 30, REVENUES t Selet Ux 115,789,65001 Uicttx 8,915,47035 Gesoline nd weight tax 52,678,07889 Liquor revenues 40,688,54736 Federal revenue 31,411,30695 f oecific Uxei 80,992,725,93 fieguUtory feei end license 9,700,24303 Corporation tex 7,151,16883 Taxreverted lend revenue 5,424,26023 InMnglble Ux 6,854,89463 A ether revenue 11,718,88808 Total , EXPENDITURES AND RESERVES Vf Returned to or for local Government for education, welfare, highway, etc 180,115,14375 Grants to University of Michigan, Mich State College, retirement funds, etc 19,349,30634 For State purposes Operation of all State Departments end Institutions 68,475,73797 New buildings, highways, and equip 11,478,41902 Increase In required reserves 7,080,48531 daughter, Mrs, Doyle Tempieton and husband at Keego Harbor, , Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Bell and 2 , children of Dover were dinner guests ,pu , , of Mr, and Mrs, Albert Dinkel one , hf H Mlllor lamiIy of Vlnev day last week, callcd at the ieore Weabon jrhonie James Hall and family of Plainfield hoie, Sundwere Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs, Whikonng Will Collins, noted Menvin Campbells birthday honor raUi0 ainr over VvJii nas Vchi nig Mrs, Cmpbells birthday, ed the WjlK Jat0,JH cotta at JiiEarl Gaines and family have mov la,d Lake Hell and will take up ed from the irvin Kennedy farm lo Permanent abode here, th George Mercer farm in Genoa Sunday guests at the John Hell Mr and Mis Reecr Gudith enter hom0 Wlre Nelson Treastete fam taiaed several boys Saturday nifnt l of Ann Arbor Mrs Fred ennos in honor of their son, Koberls jth anfi Mra Kenneth Hennesand chilbirthdayHo received maiv nice ls iren of Dexter and Jamen liell and Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel enter ciiy Wallace tained for dinner Sunday Mark Alii Mr, dt ereamloLook I is tchlevtd In this softly spoken ,U with its ,t trace of whitest 9ftMo at foot face J mini ,, wfajSf mg sleeve i PKICE 1000 Total SURPLUS The General rvr 16,312,60233 All other fundsnet 1,306,34464 M6,9909239 Ssjrplutresuitinf from years operatfom if 18,94697 When the fiscal year befait, the General Fund had a turpfthi of 5,219,75361 f TMa aoiit, added to the 16,312,60233 opcretins wrptui for the year, md a General Fmd suiplw ol 2132,35601 a of June 30, 1946, availed few 4 eppropriatioe THERE WAS NO OTHER UNRESTRICTED SURPLUS fM There were, fcowever, nmoi reetricted by the lejfWettsre for oewine pvspoeef mk MIdie 50,00000 I the Veterem Truet Fund, the 1193,40905 lo the State HijAway Fund, the 27,801,09415 ia appropdedoe beiaaces for K coaleted beJWflft end iajproveeMHs, e 114,417,25003 In the PitMety Scfcoef Fm4, etc THE BALANCES WERE NOT AVAILABLE FOR GENERAL 4flVM ritieM ol tit iDr, Junes Nash and family of Mrs, Alger Lee is ill in the Aile Coldwater spent the week end here gait hospital Saturday night wests of Mr and Mn Louis Coyle were Ebbert Grain get and family of Lansing and Mr JCannie Kavanangh, i MA aad Mrs Harry Lee,grranditMjktar, Rebecca, Mr and Mrs 3, flCsttT an4 E4erta Addey were in flaturcay Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee leave this week for a trip to Drummond inland Dan Driver arm wile of Dexter called at the Charles son, Mr, and Mrs Clayton Muson and children in honor of Mr Alli40A Icons birthday Mrs, Lura Qeddes and Fred Lake of Chelsea jsefled at the L, J,Henry home Thursday, Fred left for Florida this week, Mrs, Winston Baucrhn and daugh ler, Barbara, spent last weA irt De troit with her sister, Mrs, Frank Clark, Ruth Skinner, Harfy Palmer anl wife of Detroit and Mr and Mrs George Green of Howell and May Stark called on Mr Weltha Vail and Mrs Jassie Green Sunday A woods fire which has been burning in the E W Martin swamp for a week, nearly destroyed the Watkins barn Sunday The neighbors and Gregory fire dept checked it The fire engine was called to the veterans memorial field Saturday by a grass fire which threatened the new bleachers, We understand 2 boys stated it by setting fire to some papers there Mr, and Mrs, James Brogan and children of Stockhridge caled on Mr, and Mrs,tanley Dinkel Sunday, Frank White and family and Max Musson of iHoweil called at the Chas Smith home Sunday, Gerald and Allan Dinkel and Edna Maas were in Detroit lost Wednesday j Mrs, Fred Cozzens is mucn better and Mrs Harry Fairchild who has beencaring for her has returned to Dervlt, Her clllers lust wek v,ere Mrs, Harry Brown, Mrs, Mary Mur, phy and Mrs Anna Teeman of De troit Mrs John Seitz and Mrs,John Belvior of Ann Arbor, The last issue of the Saturday Evening Post carried an article on Rolla Roe by his daughter,Cons3re He owned 11 papers and his I children were all born in diffjveit towns Then he settled in Weidiran and stayed 29 years, Clyde Ftehor of Pinckney knew him when he cwn ed the Webberrille paper Among those from here attending PEIRCES STORL hUK WOMEN BUr WITH CONFIDENCE HOWfcLL, MICH TT You Must Reg IN ORDER TO VOTE AT THE NOVEMBER f ELECTION OCTOBER 16 Is the Last Day This is a genera registration All Citizens Elgible to Vote This you have been registered and voted in the past makes no differenc Fall Must Register The fact that If you live in a township you must register rith your township Werk, You must reregister the O E S, Grand Chapter at Grand j Rapids this week are Mrs, Eloyoe Clark home Thursday tJ T Campbell Mrs, Aha Meyer, Mr WmA Fui ir r ,T T ta Lola lUbdell, Mr, Wimd AberIte Coyie spent Sun The ast and1 present prgidentec Mrg, R Carlett , JlTin KyDS,W rfte Wylie, Mra,CoWie BrwaJim, Lettie Nesbitt, Uhm Biaoch Martin, Mrs, Carrie Griffith, Mm, Gmnen Porter, Mrs, MM OnOer, Mr DerJm tftfeLM iitfce the 50th annlBurr King Monday M E chnroh ofl Lester McAfee and family is Master Mra,cmtted to Detroit last week by f his nrter, Marorie JOHN A HA6MAN OCMJMTT v ,N iW4 JF i,iir , N iX , s J, lijliiir ifciii 4 Tr TrTnrs r I SG3T c A jwJl A s jt , Hittfi k jw tlk afisw Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 09, 1946 Description An account of the resource October 09, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-10-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4f026486d33fc04c01fcd9e1629dcd09.pdf 94afca97e702a5b82101b7a04bd708db Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. w ZEYXOLDS Mi 3iS 1 Nur Michigan Mirror State News Tsrslof Tali f the One out of every four voting citisens in the United State will bo vetran of World War II Care for veterans of all previous wars coat 35 billion dollar up to 1M5 Cost of the new GX Bill of Rights may finally cost more than 80 billion dollars, according to the United States News A federal bonus, similar to that granted after World War I, would add 10 HaHoween Party Planaed YoBag Latte Auxiliary To Sponsor iiaUoVeea Party Oct 31 Wednesday, Oct 16 1946 10 A Halloween party is being plannfor all school children and young people and also the children of any district which sends its children to Pinckney It is sponsored by the Young Ladies Auxiliary There will be prises or the most comic, the most grotalShiUiondoUarT and 4the best characterisation hungry candidates will soon advocate f eJume ln the AH a federal bonus for our twenty million 50111 J entrance to the school After the parade there will be contests, games and refreshments at the school While the business men are contributing to the fund anyone else who wishes to may do so by dropping their contributions in the boxes providede for that purpose in the stores on Main St Watch this paper for more details next week In case of rain the program be held the firat good night veterans Washington commentators hint that behind the firing of Henry Wallace by President Truman was the unified front put up by United States Senators Vandenburg of Michigan and Coanally of Texas Wallace is stumping Michigan industrial centers this month, while Vandenburg is in Paris Michigans penal system, object of a legislative investigation this year, is given a top rating by the American Prison Associations corrections congress in session at Detroit Dr Garrett fieyns is the Michigan direc tor The legislative report will go to the 194V state legislature in January The Civilian Productions Administration refused to authorize repairs at the Coliseum at the state fair grounds, Detroit The 1947 state fair cannot be held unless the building is remodeled To safeguard its veterans housing village, largest on any college campus in the nation, Michigan State College hi, inaugurated its own fire department with six firemen and two fire engines on 24hour duty because of the increased cost of will CURftEN MPs OMMN sal icsiUeM Truman made the front la, week when ho came out MKSMARY LLUABfcTH CONNER Mary Elizabeth Lyman, daughtei of the late Wuimm and liridget Ly man pioneera was born April Jio, 14 m Putnam twp, Livinion co, where her entire lite was spent On April 17, 1883 she waa united in marriage to John henry Connei He died 3U years ago To this union were born seven children, three havi ing preceeded their mother in death I She passed away on October 9, 194d at the home of her daughter, Mrs Wm Thompson in Algonac Surviving are a son, John U, of Detroit and three daughters, Mrs u anabell Thompson, Algonac, Mi state conservation services, the next, htherine Battle and Airs Margaret legislature will ue useu to approve WyUe of Howell u grandchiidren an increase in hunting and imig ftnd 13 ffreat grandchildren lees Anglers and smallgame nuntJ The funeral was held Saturday era wouiu pay two dollars instead of, morning fromSt Marys church at one deer nunters 360 instead of l w u l s2ki6 and trappers tttuO instead ox 160 9o stoat transportation competition of the rare Marquette streamlined HILDEBRANO BERRlMAN trains oporsting between uranunapj Married at the Sagfnaw Methodist PLAY SPACES FOR MUXJwS Over two million persons living southeastern Michigan, can rtaaji these stateowned play spaces eapfty Since 144 the conservation dsfthas been acquiring land in these south eastern Michigan recreation arena to provide picnic grounds and access U scenic sport and fishing waters The land ftfso is opened for hunting in seaaon except near buildinKs or where otherwise vposted Recreation i Lcai Ch Elects Office community Congragationai Chaafjilp Ucu Otticers tor ensuing 49 areas shown arc 1 Waterloo, i linckney ci llriuhtoii, 4 1land 5 Highland, i ltoiai Lake, 7 fWtine Lake, S Molly Ci Ortonville, 11 Mctainorn, 1 i til Mountain, i li Uiuhcier 11 ti,a iw nu t unrestricted Jewish migTsV ,L,UUIUI to iaieine Gov Dewey of st VOIK in a day 01 t,u later ap twvtd the presidents stand The 01 tivaiive press belittled both of Hr added they were only appeal iy for Jewish votes and had BQ I vr xo enforce their demands ai M, Uruian ha a protectorate Air Iaietine ainl will continue to rt Jewish migration there in niii to ajpfuse the Arabs on whom ,e depends for much of her oilSer, peakin though some cun u t c eiVoi L aoiM be made , J i i iii a iiUad , , uLun, of buck passingDurll, war Cermany exterminated li, by the thousands in gas hambers ote Sow Kusii, Pliant, , , nit tt I W n do not want tiiem and they are M on ho bortlor of the Holy riii Hi 111,Following a 9ry delightful atIUCK dinner in tne baement ot ine Uum Congl church ,tne follovitng omcers were elected last Monday mgnt All officers were elected for one year unless otherwise indicated IT MARYl CHCstCH Rev Tnncis Marpny, pastwir Masses at 8 and 11 u m, No vena rridaj 2J0 uoon and 800 p m Preparation for Holy Commun IintkiHy IliatM St MaivV 27 lo 0 INLKASMRS LASi IlaClOD ATTACK WHICH JIVIiS III IM MAUCIN V IK ADRIAN TiM Iliifhii v ilef Adrian liaic la the lights ai 1 Iintkiiiy jraiiKii icil Sat Marys of 1 Friday nielli under land uk, Lo to It c 1, ion 1111 Land by j In thousand waiting their 1 1 i to lip arrows, llerdod in con n MI ramp w ith little fond, lo1 , Mid crowded quarters their lot i pliable and a reproach to the whole world To add to their misery ili ii numbers are increasing1 daily onie odution w hove to la workd mil ml 1 fief1 only one in sight Kio the barriers to Palestine ii Ihe on jiasses run easily in inidluld I Id Tilays Ian a in , iiViiui frame urn ,oi auious ami I found the tenyard line a stone s all i to 1 pad A 1 li ii h l t,cy riachcr Pinckney, Rev Francis Murphy of fieiating Burial was in St Marysvxditow oejmatery f ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p in M4 church Clerk Kloyse Campbell I unlay 00 to 1 u m, cnurch Treasurer Clyde Fisher 19th Sunday ufter Ienteeost audi Ast Treasurer Merwin Campbell, of St John ICantiua, First week Deacon Herman Widaeyer ol 50th Novenna, , Mat iwetcnam Among the intentions are sun, Robert Ackiay PeC intention Mon, late Win In the third qunnr Uwy ui Edsel HUM lWlWt TuB Jolin fohey family other touchdown by Ymmu hi , ,insi Wlii,4hij lister Irma Fri, parish continually tb ruuLenmu In i n ami,, weoarpeM0, y fiuy g0t rolh tr Deaconess trustee, a yrs Don ,1 Muf Banntt, Tues, John P SJSR iwSrsantf BeSSuito mT ing of Leo Gibney and that point sevi I hey ouJy score be i IR from t tims t, i,, one uiiuiiiiv on a 1 iMI play by Jim be liveyard line On CampfaUJ J Hita Voungsclre1 I II lluti ,,el a i Ile ia and ids, Lansing, and Detroit, the Great church Friday evening, October 11 i,akes Greynound Lines are naugui fiss Evelyn Hildebrant of Saginaw uting tnreo roundtrip expre Duscoto Stanley Berrimnn, prosecuting , , parish Music Com Florence Baughn, Eloy Mr se Campbell, Geneva VanSlambrookJ COM Coi L nOKCH and Percy Swarthout , sWj Alfra Allsw, Mllator Church Organist Florence Baughn UfMof BaugonOraiiist and Aost Organist Eloyse Campbell Choi Dlractor uaily Another illustration ox ree en attorney of Livingston county The enevol7TreasEdith VanSlambrook O M rhopipson, S b t wrPme I bride is the daughter of Rev W E Jshers John Burg, Max Reynolds, owJup 100 Michigans oneman grand jury sysjHildchrand of Saginaw M Echurchl Lloyd Hendee, Merwin Campbell, Otto Poulson, Will Euler, Welton te eceived uaccering praise iromjwho performed the ceremony After Ls,rd Bates, noteu correctionist ihe Lansing granu jury s AUOUS were uown to 10,000 last week, and the little legislature nas oeen requusteu u appropriate 5o,oou more, approximately S450,000 have Oeen e ponded so xar Union bricklayers working on Michigan State Colleges o,0oo,000 construction program get 200 an hour a wedding trip in Canada they will reside in Howell Congratulations MARRIAGE LICENSES Don Boudion, 22, Milford, Tessa Priestly, 22, Brighton Merlin Beck, 20 Fowlerville, Patricia Martin, 16 Howell Walter Horton, 42, Gregory, Kathleen Pilgrim 29, Ypianti Benjamin Hicks, 21, Fownvilic, or 80 for forty hours work rtver Marilyn Gray, 19, Webberville ige pay, including overtime, runs I Robert Oppenheim, 24, Howell, vig6 Vhe average weeKiy wage ui Phyllis Buffington, 19, Brighton volloge instructors is 67 Roll your,Ralph Marvin, 21, Howell, Alice oWni lean OBrien, 22, Br hamberlain E S INSTALLATION r Brighton Government ownership aiiu operajBEWARE 0F THESE NINE tion of the copper inaustry along MARTIAL RISKS with industries producing lead, zinc, , aiuminum A ,s yoUP tinuux one of nm verare i magnesium, golo, and u ZJT 1Z propose by the CLO Mine, jngerous characters whom novii J Vu i IT Tui ,lody should marry A mintage Mill and bmelter Workers Union This , v Y, c IULMirounhng seie tells you how to Union bargains for more tnan lo0,OW J A , workers Copper mining in Michigan I avoid the more common matrimonial pitf jlh RekO the tory in the Amererican WeHy, great magarin with this Sundays October 20 issue of is now regulated by federal premium price jjtan which provides for oamtt aubmdies The same OLOJ Vi2i7lW union recently defeated a proposal toIn lwro bunoay nmes ir coiamiudata from hoiding offiob CHAC, sCHAEFCR MiUREO Midlands Dow Chemical Company w pheasant hunting on his has a M mUUoa dollar expansion fann Tuesday monung at Chubbs MM v Mn BMMMi JnTtA3 Corners, Reg Schaefer shot at a cock logram ejnM lJipfceatnt whkh rose from the bnui ahousug shortage and lack of 1 ,, who was m a Hne 4 feet away got moat of the shot The i , The newly elected officers of the inckney Chapter No 145 Order of ie Eastern Stor will be installed at pVBlnJJJ1 public installation ceremony next y rttea, Vednesday evening at 800 p min he Masonic Halt, Mrs Lola Lobdell HS worthy matron and Clifford Miller as worthy patron The public is Invited to this ceremony and any friends of the officers or of ths Eastern Star The installing officers are as follows Installing Officer Mrs Altta Meyer Installing Marshall,MfHaiei Parker Install Chaplain Mrs Lulu Lamb InstalOrganist,MrsJ1orence Baughn Sunday School r 110 Choir practise Wad evening GOSPEL MISSION Pastor tzra Beacie S S Snpt Marvin Shire Morning Worship 100 Sunday School 1045 Young Peoples Meeting 730 o0 Wed osiMi DEVTER ClicR MILL OPEN Custooi grinding and filtering every Tuesday and Friday Otto Wagoner Son, Deter Phone 4781 CONSERVATION NOTES COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Regular meeting held on the day of Oct , 1946, Present Lavey Trustees Clinton, twice Don Clark inlc iil a pass uiii i an it hack thiiu n fioni where Joe Kurns wenl I i j Lie Adiian line lor the I hii , down The ln one canic on 1 HI wnl pa to iioiliio Duilow u im I i ly , s 1 m a luuhiov ,1 M Mcyii IJOOi il 1 ,ir ri ra JJOIII Aliiun hud j ni y ol if j 01 in,I seem to le aiile to Cil Uj,1 1 1 hie Uatiov, a li rsliOiii, ur, tn yi ,it man who hus heen howinn up vi J, pliyeii uartc IhiirK Jici ouoe IOM 0 el lion Anhui , phue ai V,L, hall, as the hit ler did not thi made a toiirhdown and pia,, 1 d a Udelii ve anie All of the iinelney rescrvu 1J 1 a Kot into the ie This Friday nih rivr1 one of her hi JI,H v i idtfe comes here for a mlit at XAHJ pm Moekinidei w hi three anie halily, dfa1tm Ville i riiie J J a sna LM week and h i niiloi L niu t ho makinp up for time IaLi d hy vvar gasoline k,H a collections in the first month, of IMJ were ,17i,j7 npc,l io 1,117, 1M7 in li45 iiid 0 , , mi for use nf jfaa i hi1 ,i,i anounteii 10 1,7ri cenir, to s 1 fr,nr77 in i lai eiiod in 1 l The as lie, lor, n fur are 203,i2 year of 1 P1 twi Michigan des tax coll i ,t I into n poor nier1 1 on 11 ns hut mall stocks M , nviluhr for were 12,04 vi r tn,,,,,,, to Ht 4P,Kol in 1045 Fa1hine, July and August salo tax coheHion were 10 pet fit ,6r lft45 Mid I t Iliey Jumpeil t jhThjS is tine to incr I ed j v f foods, , n il ,hl ales mounted w ,,01,1 i IM preen Inciease ve AneuI 1 Mo t I 1 1 y a n Vve on Ill I HO nv 1 n tiirt Si nitor Hohrrt 1 trml a sympathetic hit inaint Im Neurpr, tKi,eam h, L OaiI J t 0 to a iea 14th Tc meet the general increase in costs the dept is reeomending aii inciease in hunting and fishing Iken Claude Kirsehke se Fishing and small game licenses Sept 6, payroll would be raised from 1 to 2deer Sept 26, payroll 1276 Clark and Palmer AbsentKennedy, The foUowtng bills were presented Aug 22, payroll S2C176 Oaude Kirsehke 4270 Aug 29, payroll 278X1 2241W 1024G Holt team, 2 to In iiuktooc MtJKund hack, Sioekhnuee has Pros, 3 jiaytji who iv haid to inp J Griffith, fUIKj Stoekhnde tied a t nrklie, Near JJ t i ii and convict ion of the oi v ir t jininnl as a blot on ih toi nf th voihl rind iliefjal hijni f tin liw on which they v ere OMV A ,j after their 1 oinmit These men 1 areij oio in ils of the worst p and hl reiluced nss muider a ieriec LUP af grs chambers imi furitacr Tfts attempt to show 1 hat if any hJ von Flisenhour, M i rfVnr Hivk md even Pres di tt Rooevet niitrht have been j 1T t in i ioir trial under the t Jike his illustrious frin invariably on the wronp nde o iMfiy question He was an ,4Mireu Kirtor foupM IxndIease , 1 vrr efforts This last outV ii line with his previous Ve heartily ajrrec wit 11 tovMsKr Mcrmick of New llork when he Unempioymeot Com f He was taken to UnhrraaaaHna Cosamininn, with its 29Wjr5aty hospital, Ana Arbor where it niS 7 fOW LT J sute land wiU be heldat November the feaecai nmjauj seniil, Charles is aa artist for the Michiga licenses from 225 to 350 trapping from 10 to 2 Non res ident fiahujr licenses to 3, small game to 15 and deer licenses 35 iHunters should be very careful in muck lands where if fire starts ia peat it will burn for months evea yejirs , Auction sale of oil and gas leases Mtrvice with around 120 eipioe6 uJhsVe aaiarias wm paid from federal j U account for CoAservatiaa Dept CAMD Or IHAMatS We are very grateful to all mays sing on Nov i, Miehagaa archers kitted 4 in the first 4 days 4 permits to aunt in Attest oouaty have becul tueeivedjOaty 9M will he Lights, Sept and Oct 2070 Lee Lavey, supplies 14c Lee Lavey, ins, fire truck 29201 Saline ,, Dundee he,ri n, Ron George Hoiben 5ouiu j Wian liooxlt lFow Joe Clark, flag car Wlorvile , 71arvville u iwter 1 by Palmer, seconded byjtt Clark to pay bills Motion carried afotioa by Palmer, upported by Clark that C Kirsehke be infused excem payment on gmvel Motion I Jit A capacity croud is cxpeelcd Frith y nivht IU 11 hmertv w,i ix served on the yiomds Come on out and Me hos you like the iinekne J,hted field I Heetonced voluntary eutiuuiasia or Soie, of foolUil vc in Hit 1,,, kiio of p r, ui, sUJieriru eetion last week were HoueH ,, ,,, 4 Two weeks Kutoti Fnpid hi Irtmi ii uit ministers signed a MJ i lhit JJ twkbririe ,t it ion siprovinjr such mercy killSiiie 0, DundeeChoseo ut Romaidsj ,1,, We ttont think any such law is ntxdd ard it is contrary to all laws jf Jod and man It would mrke the nurnar nee little better lonoors A Tin Arbor H SpH4ial CHiiniuniealioii Thtre will lie a spennrcoirmunioa ton Txwlire o 7 F 1thn dumb animals who are killed if they hronk a leir or suffer an incur able disease We understand certain ianre trbes in Africa put to death i ill ilieir ared and infirm members Do wc want to dopt their standard i t ion K li17Jr A M on Sa ed aw Clark that Hwward Thayer bej Felkwrraft to suxioood the late presentJoseph Griffith, wM Anentare has offered to ship and cattle raisers were successful law on the books Hotioas by dark, support by that Claude Kirsehke be re t aH duties of Street m jt A M on tSaturdav niphtt October Arnure na lloterried ,, t onftM two hrt Al 4,000000 lbs of meat to this country y fith supported by of f Mipnto rehexe the shortage This would ta be M4WlJlic Home at Alma will aW lwnod canrKd Uaut atgas Motion was te shown Refreshments served after the decree workAll members of the , P1 team are asked to be11 1 PJnants from jhavinir foot and mouaS disease ia MK i m rattle Thi 1 only a u ta serue until next rej I i i u Tw BE HMfUGMT MCltE rnosl countrww including the by Srattnav support P H Swarthout informs as that I States has had thui diseaseM k ay 4Ctiauaa that the eallectkm of, the ashes of the late Mrs, Myrta Brown who died in Lo Angeles, , California on Oct 4 of acute indigi ejftion will be brought here for bwr ial on the lot by her husbandXmil R Brownormer mayor of Pinckney who died in 1J8, states has had this diea wropoaod to abolish all independent slaughter relieving the meat districts and i naatusuV ia tiICXSdied l8f mT7 ZT nt 4o Ifcebert tmotead ami wif45 J ekm StacaahleV yet 15 a aatwjy WmrMf1W v 9MNCKHEY DISPATCH JSNmtom Oct 1 146 s Sylvan Theatre CHILSU, men NAUiOeUMU NOTE Stoc abridge high school has hired Frt, Sat, Oct 1ft 1 MY PAL HUGGER Starring ROY ROGERS, GABBY HAYERS ad DALE EVANS NW MichArmy Football Pktur Cartoon Satrl The Andftraoa Fanuant Club v4 with Jamas Livonaoxt Saturday aad the Unadilla Farmers Chb wi a hart kar w GUnt U U Atore, lornier ifcockkuidge II1 TU I T 4 aj school suptaud later at iras take, V MlUlluAni u at Coiumnus, Ohio where he i V f 1 Rff Aft state director oi th Yererans Agri A I AH U A cultural Adminiscfcration Leslie high school dedicated their ligfcted atluetic iield hut week The Brignton council at its last I lature will continue state aid lox Wayne University Detroits tax flight prompted solons to turn over I7Q0, meeting voted to authorize the may j 000 to Wayne lor new huiktinfs This iani at jnstitution aas moM than 15,000 atu Sua, Moo, T, Oct 20, 21, 22 ROAU fO UTOPIA1 i A Comedy Starring BING CROSBY, BOB HOPE DOROTHY LAM0UR Sua Showi, 3,5,7,9 Wed, Thur, Oct, 23, 24 1THE RETURN Of FRANK JAMbS Kereeaie In Technicolor with HENRY FONDA, GENE T1ERNEY, JOHN CAKRAD1NEO0NALD MEEK Cartoon Peac Tm otball Sun Showi 715 A 9ilB Coming To Each Hi Own tranga Love of Martha Kara Howell Theatre HOWFLL, MICH TUM, Wad,, Thur, Fri, Oct, 15,16,17,18 ANNA AND THE KING OF S1AM witn IRENE DUNN, REX HARRIS and LINDA DARNELL Nawa Comedy or to acquire state owned Island Lake for an airport The robher of the saie in the Lansky junk yard at Ann Arbor in which 3300 was taken has heen soled by the confession of 2 teen age boys An injunction suit by Alfred and Lucking has blocked the ,City of Ann Arbor from accepting i7,000 back pay and 20,000 a year annual payment from the tniverstiy of Michigan for police and fire protection, sewers etc The university pays no taxes The Webber cottage at Triangle Lake burned last week Harold Gravenstein and Margaret Uaniels of Howell were married at St Josephs church, Howell, Saturday, Horn to Mr and Mrs Steve Parker of Pinckney on Oct 6, a daughter at McPhenson hospital, Howell Hartland hijrh school recently bent ThaMilfurd at football 25 to 0 j The last Michigan Conservation magazine carried a pase of drawings of the cottontail rabhit and one of j ruffed grouse, both by Charles Shae fer of Chubbs Corners Dr W B Huntley, one time head ofthc Mich State Han, has resigned as Jackson prison doctor Mrs Otis Wehb has returned to her home in Howell from the Ann Arbor hospital The Wells Paving Co of Dearborn have been given the contract to resurface the Dexter streets Sat, Oct 1 Mat 2 P M PRESTON FOSTER SIGNE HAS0 STRANGE11 TRIANGLE Pius COWBOY BLUBS with HOOSltR HOT SHOTS National Barn Dane GUY ktlBBEE and KfcN CURTIS Cartoon JUNGLE QUEEN MAT ONLY Sun, MonOct20 21 Sun Mat 2 P M Cont G1NCKR ROGERS I 1M ia , HEART BEAT with JEAN PIERRE AlMuST AD0LPH MENJOU Cartoon Travel Tuea, Wad , Thur, Fri Oct 22, 23, 24, 25 CLAUDETTE COLBERT and JOHN WAYNE in WITHOUT RESERVA TIONS I Cartoon New Avon Theatre Stockbridf, Mich Fri, Sat Oct 18, 19 THE BLUE DAHLIA A Action Picture Starring ALAN LADD, VERONICA LAKE Carteoa Unutual Occupations Sato, Tua, Oct 20, 2 GILDA4 NOTES OF 35 YEARS AGO At the Fowlerville fair Stockbridge refused to play ilowell because the Howell team violated an agreement against outside players and only had 3 Howell men on their team Shoup of Luddington pitched and the rust were Jackson Briscoes Stock bridge won on a forfeit and then played the Howell bunch and beat them U to 1 Berry Bros, were the Stockbridge battery Monks Bros, have closed their store here and are moving the stock to Bay City Leo will run it there A Louis has taken ove1 the Chevrolet apQncy in Howell Mrs J P Doyle gave variety iilovo1 for Miss Norma C urlett at her home Saturday with 50 present Fred Sherer of Ypsilanti wrecked his car on the Howell road north of town Sunday He received a broken nos and othr injuris John Dinkel is building a garage and Mrs Floyd Reason who bought the Aaron Alexander property on I South Mil St and will build a bun galow Scth Jacobs Brighton editor suffered a broken collar bone and ribs last week when he fell from ladder Joe Gentile of Munith has started a fruit store in the Ross Read store Williamston now has Detroit Edijsno service C D Johnson of North Lake has 1100 bushl of apples Last year he had 6000 Frank BreriDingstall arrived home last week with a black bear A farewell party was given Bernard Smith and wife of Chubbs Cor ner Monday nightThey are moving to Canada and Drama Starring K1TA HA WORTH, GLEN FORD Wtfi Th fiat JUiafcow Valley ifSH5 aA Mr and Mrs Fred Read were in Detroit Friday Dickie Darrow has a new bicycle Basaell Gardner of Chelsea was a Viler here Friday Rrs Lulu Darrow has returned Mate froon Flushing, Long Island Brothers have their new on South Mill Street well along to Mr and Mrs Ralph Clin McPherson Hospital, Howell, NOTFS OF 47 YEARS AGO Sylvester Bullis has discontinued his milk route to Lyndon Hilton Bailey of Gregry is working in lbert Culhanes cooper shop John Ryan, editor of the DemoHarvy Girfa, Born for TroahUMa j crat and Anna McCarthy of Tyrone I were married Tuesday George Sigler has just made and completed for Thomas Burkett a fine pony card for his Shetland Norjnan Reason rode his bicycle home from Detroit over the week Alex Mclntyre, Orley JackaonW A Carr, Fnwk Johnson GharVes Henry, C JL Sfcier, Boilui Webb, W H Crofoot are the new Urectors of the Pinckoey Cemetery Assn The Kpworth League will aponsor a motion pictawe ahowimc of the s Wth, a daughter KyUwjPlgaioil Plav Obermarsau at the m j i opera house Oct 2425 Gratft of Detrort was a guest Mjh fUlnA g McClaili ZLL nve started airier pteUn busineas Deenspent the weeW Mek Fatona j iamae Alley vs fta eteld flMvod into the Suy D AUey mm mm mm MWA Ecv ,, Pearoe rleten ,aES J , a aLj s , iiB Uewport on Vet x telEttZZfJl heme Tmeamy mm TZr Or Nov 1 the Detroit Phflharm M iS eeica Ctab, the Tirat number on the Mrs Gtaf ,, j G5 jjoaoa by Mm has dents, compared with a prewar level of 10,000 The Michigan Education Aaaociatton estimates the annual onanciel needs of public schools at 104 million doiiarssome 40 million more than they are getting today Ballot Pro posal No 2 would guarantee schools an amount equal to 4264 per cent of the sales tax of the previous year plus onesixth of the current years sales tax Consumer inability to buy meet is creating a boom demand for cheese with a result of higher prices Milk prices may climb until January A movement is under way to require pasteurization of milk for both beverage use and cheese Undulant fever worms are killed by pasteurization 11 state legislature invested power the state department of agriculj u e for dairy milk Inspections j Warning by Dr Eugene B, Elliott, tate superintendent of public instruction People must know that taking that much money sales tax diversion from the state will mean either new taxes or reduced services How some municipalities in other Btates get new revenue Philadelphia 22 million dollars, Toledo three million dollars, fro man income tax St Louis and Kansas City, cigarette tax Sixtyl three cities in Washington, amusement admission tax Atlanta, Georgia, 562,000 from garbagerefuse collec tion tax Los Angeles, 1 on 1,000 gross receipts HOW DOES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEAL HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED Whether the Method of Healing Disease, Overcoming Poverty, and fully Restoring Harmony Which Chrint Jetsus Employed Can Be Successfully Used Now for an Answer in Simple, Understandable Terms, Attend A FREE LECTURE ENTITLED 1 Christian Science Its Godliness and Grandeur By OSCAR GRAHAM FEEKECSB of Kansas City, Mo Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Massachusetts iUESJMY OCIIOBEK 22 800 P M Howell High School Auditorium CHKI51JAN SCIENCE SOCIETY rtOWEiL, MICHIGAN CORDIALLY INVITES YOU r t MODERN schoolroom lighting is carefully planned to provide the best possible aid to study Every effort is made to keep that lighting ac top efficiency, because educators know that good marks and guod eyesight depend on it But lighting at home is not always so easy on young eyes A light may glare because the bulb is too large or because its improperly shaded Your child may not complain, because hes grown accustomed to itbut that deceptive glare can tire his eyes and brain, jjive him Bs where he should get As Itmay even cause headaches or harmful eyestrain Ineres no difference between the elec tricity in y nr son schoo and that in his home No dif brence in the quantity used As fir as the quality of lighting goeswell, thats up to you And the safest way to really know that your youngsters homework is easy on the eyes is to arrange for an fcdison Home Service Advisor to call on vou and check your lamps art fixtures She can do ths in a very iw minutes if necessary, show how you can bring your lighting up to schoolroom standards Theres no charge for her visit no obligation to you Ana1 its real ounce of protection for your familys eyesight FOUR WAYS TO GIT THE MOST TMM Y0UK LIGHTS Oust steals light Keep bulbs, shades and flector howls clean re 2 Replace darkcolored shades with light shades with white lining Flaring sides are better than straightsided ones J 9 Use correctsized lamp 7 bulbs and shades Too large a size may cause fa tiguing glare An Edison 4 j , LamptxchangeServiceraan J Jg4 will be glad to replace your w0 burnedour bulbs Jk Have your lamps and T fixtures scientifically tested for quantity and quality or illumination Your Home Service Advisor does this with a lightmeter The DETROIT EDISON Co m Shirey Sons j J nam NEW CHIAP OIL BURNER fwMeabM rmtm stoves fWNAOS MAT vmmm Mfsaas Automotive Service General Repair, Wrecker Service Gn9 Jol9 Auto Parte, TIKE M PAIRING, Arc Acetlyn Weldiac Accee lories, Tire Hcatcre ami Batteries Per SalVl Chevrolet Setfao g ate,Od tires Shirey Sons MAJViSTS ftOHX 36 NOT rueurti Sfaxrti ,f PE8SONAUS 7 NAJbert JDinkel was ia Lansing on business Saturday MM mmmX fmnao OIL fitiBMi fiaqsje Seetf Oil otf fcliBiUF istto oflaa bmct withw Who if oertain Junior girls crxj about ia OextarXald it be B LaRf , Too bad Benue B is not in tbel BUly Shehan of Ann Aubor spent high aoboot Pexbapa her jnotherlast peek with Mr and Mrs William TheOor Sniwely would IMM let bar go with Beoiie 1 Saeban 5 T 4 Fridar J Ur WAlter H iaauly of The flee eqgae was Uatt o tba We bipetbat Miss Curtis doesnt Lansing called at the WUiiaai Mevoer tbe Bofapoa arai Sat aUMoan b a iehanceiasai like 4v h1 home Sunday JfMaa sSee BVfiaakl I J RHannett jurnad froai a aey 1011 Meyer, Neil Ptmba aadJDai Too mfiD L X back eral weeks stay at McPberaoo Boapt1 vid Aberdeen atteoded 4be Ito Asstanotion ooilesje Kow Kormaltal, last Wednesday 4anoataan AJAKV fiatwaaaflkst lTEZTkZdL w H01, MraadJtoiataa,a4lla i wL ZTIw Hrmr tbe yellArbor apent Sunday with Mr and Bnhnonhaie and iiackay flaatea iVLTzLfSZ mSZlJrA i Mrs Locale Wjlie and afaa Gotdie Chalasa aat iHew fibjf no Artibt lull but be and Babter aw in tbe e Eyer, and autor, Sooslay visitors f Mr aad Has, 41bart IMabal air tbrouah 40c Tfcortrton, inGod Baaida iaat lfHonLggl Xm9Vm , Mr and Mrs Sharks Wbitebsad AKkana md adla, and XeBLmm mmkm tbe canite ndMias Boatrioe Laabace af atjafi Back 4ifr 7 wen Monday caQeca f Mr and Mxs Jeaae fieorj bays in the urGm1 UaieXiaacbert ana liban 0 Uaiaar aity TVflliaai a mmH 0m epasepyiNCKNEV Help Wanted 11946 WfcN Ti AUKS OF U ft 45 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK HOUR BAY, 40 HOUR GOOD WAGM Vokar Corp GREGORY NEWS Mrs Delbert iHarvey and Janice Uiauakae, III, spent the week end vith Mr and Mrs Dewey jtsreniser Rev and Mrs, Walton, Carmen Wheeler and wife, Mrs, Locked and Linda and Esther Jorgenson attended the Gideon supper at Stockbridge Saturday night, The Glenn Caskeys have a new baby, Glenda Ray The J H Nebbitt fumily of Detro1 730 HURON RIVER OR1VR UfcXTfcK, M1GH, 1 J1 w,, i ir , i ii H,Jl l T WMUIOIIUMUmuUUUIMhllllUMimUUIlMUUIKUIUUUlMIUMIUlUHIIIlUIIUlll SHOVEL 1 I With 85 foot Boom and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket h it spent the week end at W J I Cxosmansi Linda Bowdish was home from her school in Canada over the week end Cleve and Charles Poole spent spent Thursday and Friday in Perr ington Mrs Lynn Parish and Mrs Henry Parish of Jackson visited Mrs Susie Worden last week Mrs Howard Marshall entertained the birthday club Wednesday Russell Livermore of Dexter had his car stolen from in front of the James Livermore home here Monday night It was found in Williamson The Thomas Pooles, Chas and iCleve spent the first of the week in Detroit 8 Gregory ladtes attended a one oclock luncheon at the home of Mrs Claude Kose Friday 1, Mr and Mrs W J Crossmanf spent Sunday at the Lyle I home in Durand I The Willing Workers met with jMrs Carl Leming Wednesday with 15 members and 3 children present Herald Ludtko and wife have re LOCAL NEWS Walter Collins of Romeo called at the Dispatch office Friday Fivd Lake and Herbert Schoetihals left for Lakeland, Florida, last Friday Mrs Winston Baughn entertained her friends at a card party Saturday night Tony Stulie and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jerry Eichman Mr and Mrs Charles Schrain of Lansing called at the W J Nash home Sunday Lester McAfee was called to Jeurgia Sunday by the serious illness of his sister Mrs Stephen Vanllorn of Howell spent last week with Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn Mr and Mrs Harry Lee called on Mrs AJger Lee in Allegan Suudaj where she is sick Mr and Mrs Murl Uyiiistnii vi Vernon were Sunday quests uf Mi and Mrs Robert Pike Mr and Mrs Albert Abramsou of Howell were Sunday nuests of Mr and Mrs Hollis Wvlie , Mrs L J Swarthout spent a cou pie of days in Milfurd U wwi ast week with Ciortonner slstei M Myrtle Uihun Mark Nash ami family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hemv ta,hart in Flint and called on Kduurl Howell Lester McAfee and family ami Mr 0Tii3t V J ALL iVPtS OF fcACAViUNG turned home from Canada and Mrs Myron jllRjles attend,, ihe , Mrs, N D Wilson of Jackson and funeral of Miss Marjory McAfee in Mrs Hazel McGee were dinner Detroit Friday Jgseustof the James iCaskeyjss Fri Wall PI K,I , v Herald and Deth Ludtkeatiended iZTi t , T1, Long a party given at the Sherman Jubb1jJhJ,lb h,t,nB hls lr I Lake ARMCO IKON BKEAKWATKR SHKUTINU, ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING FILL DIRT WRITE OB PHONE FOB FKrJU KSTIMAJ K CURDY, I t JSK1GHTON, MICH 65J4 Lakeview Drive, Hriggs Lake PIERRE Phone 5672 I home in Howell Mondayl Carleton McGee and wife of Dexter spent Sunday at the Elmer MUee home Keefor Breniseer and family of Toledo spent the week end with the Dewey ttrenisers 30 veterans gave the Edgar Marshall a miscellaneous shower Thur Mr andMrs Oliver Chillison Jamees McGee of Detroit called on the Elmer McGees Sunday Sunday guests of the tfloward Howard Marshall family Sunda were Donald Marshall and familyDetroit, Mr, and Mrs, Robert MeFurland of rand Rapids, Dr, and Mrs, E, Howlett, Pontic, G A, Keid and wife, Mrs Josephine Howlett, Edgar Mar shall and wife and Janet Miss Una Wright of New York is the guest of Jackie Urenier The George Robb family and Mrs Guy Ktihn spent Swnday in Ann Arbor, r The James Caskeys,, Mrs Luella Durkee and Eleanor were Sunday dinner guests of the McClure Hinchey family The Ty Cobb and James Daily family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Daily Sunday callers at the Elda Kuhn home were Roche and Eileen MCleer, Detroit, Louis Clinton and laniily, St Catherine, Ont and Harold Thormalen and wife of Detroit Carpenter and Mr Cuipeni at Rush Lake Clare Hendeci and family who isi ited his mother, Mrs iiov llendi last week left for Denver Colorado, Friday, where he has been Lranslei red by the United States Forestry Department PRICE 1300 PEIRCES SiOKb huK WOMEN VliH CONFIDENCE hUYVLLL, MlCH uu m V Outstanding Leadership KIM SIGLER for Governor r MM C im ferli Governor prr PERSONAL PICKUPS The TfsBM OesMand CIUMICC 1st CongrM 0 von torn Arthur Elliott MsKfferts Will Wwmmmu 1 Adequate housing legislation aadgreater production of building matciauj J2 Peace with justice through support of LNQ, International Trade, Aid i Reestablishing the Broken Economies of Europe and Asia 3 remanent Fair Employment practices i 4 Fair Veteran Legislation, Less Votes for Party and More Votes for America, i,, iCmUan CnUol of Atomic Energy to Make it Benefits Available, 7, Cecvectioa f Abuses and Waste in Sale of Army Surplus, h, Jaymwd LaborManageinent Relations, 1, Prodmaion of Needed Farm Equipment and Repairs, H Economy and Efficiency in Administration, I Mr and Villiam Mo Mack en were in A no Arbor Monday Mrs Hazel Poulson entertained Young Ladies Auxiliary Thursday Mrs Raymond Morris spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Lmg of Dexter Ma and Mrs Frank Nichols of Howell called on Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Saturday night Mrs Stanley Dinkel and son, John I Stanley, visited her mother in Stock J bridge Sunday Mr and Mrs William Beard of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mr and MrsVohn Bell Dr and Mrs W C Wylie of Dexter were Sunday guests of Andrew Nesbilt and wife Mr and Mrs George Hargraves of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen i I Eddie Hamperian went to Detroit for preinduction army examination Monday He was accepted, George Meaborn, Jr wife and son, Robert, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard May in Unadilla Mrs Raymond Morris entertained Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Mrs John Ruttman for dinner Thursday night Mr and Mrs Joe XvriSHh, daughter, Joan, and Mary Margaret Clark BJGENt F BLACK far Attorn GtMrtf MUfil K ATEN tor Auditor Otmtt The Republican candidates offer you the opportunity to elect men of proven ability and integrity Kim Sigler, as Governor, will head an aggressive, forceful administration giving Michigan clean, honest, progressive government Senator Arthufr H Vandenberg, acclaimed the most useful member of tae U S Senate, is the key American statesman at the peace tables of the world Act in your own best interestsgo to the polls November 5, vote Republican FOR MS Mt STATfc OF MtUiiuAN km Probata Court tor the County I f Livington STA i Of The Probate At CaaMA CoUes and Harvard Law SchooL U iSfftmlht la imtaotry in World War 1 tmc Fartoy A JBIUott, Comt XawiiMianar for 10 years Odtnated Blooberry farm in Forest Township Council of Chonenes ViicriiGAN Curt for the County Livingon a sossion of said Oovrt, held At a session of saia ourt, held at tlie aU Office in tlo City of the Probst office, in the City oi 11 ,n sald bounty on the 2Gti Citv of Howell in said Countyon the JiV of ir, A , IMC 7th day of October, A D TJ4G JlvontjHononiWe Willis 1 Lyons, Ot fCHieM PreriPnt,Honoralf Willis LLW j Juw of Probate Judge of Probate J in the Matter Of , of the Estate Jn Lht Matter of the Estue fli Mao Mower, Decoased Worden CHendee, sometime luiown i It apjoarinjr to the rOUrt that the xs Wert C Hendee, Dticased time fo jijt spent Sunday in Adrian with Mr and, miniiitTti9n of ttid Mrs Charles Henry Mrs Rose Hendee, Bert Apoleton and wife of Brighton and Clare Bendee and family were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W J Nash Mr and Mrs Cnarias Whjden of iiose C Hendee, having fii d her petition, praying that an inv uimn v filed in said Court be admired to, ProbaUi as the last will and testament of said deceased and that adbe granted to Rose CHendee, or some other suitable prson It is Ordered, That the 2Sth daj of October AD, 1946, at ten oclock presentation of claims, STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the Couatjr of Livingston v At i session of sad Court, held at the Probate Offiv in the City of Howell in said County on the 11th day of Oelober A 1, lJMC, Preni Hon Willis L Lyons, JdHge of Proliate fn the Matter of the Estate of ie L Smiih, Inane W Marshall Smith having filed wjid Court has 12th, 13ih, fi in wjifl court has 12th, liih, 14th uid estate should he Kriitcd, 1 1 account a Guardian of v a lime and iiacc be appoint ate, d Jii petition prayinc vfstive, examine and adjust all theaUfwaneo thereof ars and demand against said I s m at said Rrobate Office is here ritanrr ss gj1 tw Oik Wednesday Hioy own ten acres A , , of land near the Michigan Sanitarium Jf ft Ordered, That publ OLLLLT ,u, notice therwf be eiven by publicaiJI 111 , M successive weeki previous to said and f bemring the Pinckney DisCiOwlon wore Walter OUnton and , a , iw ri rTitotjd nk a deietl by aid pefore sad Court It is OrderedThat all of the rrpd itors of said decciased are required to I present their claims to said court on or before the iKh day of December, A D, 1S46 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said ,, Probate Office, be and i hereby ap cal,on of a 00 ar pointed for examination and adiust th hUCf agamst s deased circulated in said It is Further Ordered that public Willis L Lyons notie thereof be given hy pobhou j true Copy It is Orderde That the 4th day of November A D 194 5 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and jflBpwiag It is Further Ordered , That lie notice thereof be given by wie of Oatroit Look GUnton and jUUQ, 44 tot 0m ranjfi Ion of Detroit wove atoo tion of a copy of this order each week for thre successive pnevious to said day of the Pindcney Dispatch, a Charles Swoyer and Wife i Sawyer and wife of Afcioo printed and circulated la amid county, j tended tat AxsuNm of Probato WUli L Lyons, Mbjaof J A tnaanjr Celestia ParhanRegioteor of y 1 Night Game Pinckncj sStockbridge Veterans Memorial Athletic Field FRI OCT 18th 8 P M,Pinckney ammmm v 1H4G rOOIUALL bCHfcUULt Pi 2oHrirhtn there Srp 20Ann Arbor there Oct 4FowlerYilk here Oct iAdrian St Marys there Oct lSSiocklmdtfc here , Jj Ma cijestcT there, M lSouii Lyon here o Dexter here Nuv, 13 Hi tland here M i ii fc Pinckney high School Football Squad Back row Charles Darrow, Robert Kuriibu,James MeyertRussell Clark,Kenneth Bowman, Leonard Latimer, Rx HendeeSecond rowDon Clark Janes Charbonneau, Fred MurphyCari Roche, John Mosher, Coach ReuderThird rowRobert Amburey,Robort Darrow, Jerry lurk, Joe Burns, Dick Young, L D Haine, Don McKinley, Don Ambiey, J rnElmer, Ray Ashworth Front rowJoe Jeffreys, Richard Schneider, Mark Abney, Joe Clark, Don Charboneau, Lew Riggs, Robert flilde brant, Robert Howe ia not in UM picture A The Following Business Firms Wish the Pinckney Team Success FROZEN FOOD y HARDWARE f PK V, P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home W H MEYER SONS Local and Long Ditac Tracking KLNTH NICHOLSON Fountain Srwic and Sandwich JENNIE M EASTMAN fUpvttUcaai Camd for Co T JOHN A HAGMAN lUNUku Candidate tof OCWrfc for THE C H KENNEDY STORE Drygood and Grocnire V F W POST NO 7lJPmtkwr LYNN HENOEE CKtaun io PARKER SALES SERVICE OaSote tywon Cora, HOWLETT BROS M RAOGE pAJRY N T THE LIVINGSTON BU1CK CO Boicfc and Poatiac Can Howell, ftfick LOREN BASSETT Candidate for SneriR CITIZENS MUTUAL AUTO IN INSURANCE COMPANY, HowoM HERB, SNEED, Ronlter LESTER HUFF for THE PfMCKNEY DISPATCH WILFRED H ERWOf for OR, RAY DUFFY M O FARMERS FEED 4 SUPPLY WfffKELHOtfSE FLORAL CO i vV1c ,X vr PINUUMfcY DISPATCH Wednesday, Oct 16, 1946 WfllACNEY DISPATCH Entered at Iojiice 0000 cllH Uttt Ptookney, Mich Subscription f 126 yej Paid in Ad v in re J Al w3 amunr, PWLUUI inmtiitifliiiiuitimiuiiiimfimiuiiuiu F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVt HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 3SS Rewdeace 613 IMItmW Hlf IHlllllimHH i Ona Campbell and family were in Pontiac Sunday Mrs Clara Doolittlc entertained her card club Tuesday Mrs Edsel Meyer and Don Clark were in Brighton iday Norbert Lavey ot Detroit visited relatives here Tuesday, John tAiartin mm wile visited friends in ilainfield Thursday Frank Nichols and wife of Howell called at the Walter Clark home last Saturday Jay Urijrham and wife of Grass Lake spent the week end at tse John1 Martin home I Wesley Umstead shot a fox in the Stackable woods while hunting on j Tuesday I Cyrus AtLee and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the W C AtLee home, j Mr and Mrs Harley Miller ofYp silanti were Sunday callers at the W H Clark home j Miss Koe Berquist of Grand Rap1 ids spent the week end with Mr fc Mrs Merwin Campbeli, Robert Tasch and family attended the MichArmy football game lat Saturday at Ann Arhor , I Mr and Mrs Albert Pairnomi of j Detroit Mary Lupo called at the home of Koy Clark Sunday j Doyle Templeton and Wife of, Keejro Harbor spent the week end at the Albert Sihirley homo Don Towner and wife of Mendota, IlLsnent the week ri at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert T eh Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs j Dale Miller were Ceortre Graham wife of Mt Morris Horaeo Hanson1 of Ann Arbor, Howard Ki ntr ond wife of Howell, Mr nvd Mrs Ahort Shirley and Mr and Mrs Doyle i Templeton C 0 White and vife of Cln Citv and Havid and Tolleen VVhh, of Ynsilanti ww week end jriKstm of Mrs, Cora Webb, Mrs Miokie Barber arid Mrs TM j Stulpen of Oxford spent tho week School Suppl s CORY DRUG STORE J Dead r ASive Farm AnimaU Collected Promptly Modem Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Aeni Fhone 88, linchm v Tbo FASTFST D Stock Oervice in Michigan CentralDeauStoeliCo rTiTnrr7iK LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Mack to Detroit Lloyd Hendee HOMES FOR SALE WILL PASS FOR G I LOAN,Modi ern six rooin home, 4 miles south of Brighton on good road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 7000Beautiful furnishings sold at sacrifice at extra cost 5 j Five room home, hardwood floons, 2 nicely furnished near Brighton on plastered walls, natural fireplace, good roao 6300, 2000 down Four room home on east shore of lnH1th hir pfirerts Mr nml M Buck Lake near Hamburg, larger hrfi Fd,ol Mever eHled ,than ordinary, newly built, hot air J, , horn furnace, full baeent, 2 lake front M,We l,n7 raul and new born I iots 2 car garage, all in excellent, j dauter Reberea Ann MM condition, 600, terms i cy hospital, Ann Arbor In t wok , j nicely furnished inside and out, 2 The Crawl live at Silver T il H , Lake near Brighton11 large rooms, waK a buddie of Fdsels the nw lake front loteAn ekta value 4000 Baked onnmel tile annlied on old terms J B HAYNER, Broker Woiu mrkes a beautiful trinfonv, I Ham burg, Mi cm Phone Brighton 3670 j tjon n bathroom and ki n T v , U fnlq n colors to rronr frrrn Roy Clinton returned to Niagara wn install Falls Friday nvH f Davis Onrl CnntmHnr , Mrs Emma Vollmer and son, John, j io W Grand Pivor TTowfMirh called on the Charles and Wilbur Eis , yar Federal Hoiiin Term j Artertiirment ,f re 1 sit I Joe Marshi Vr ucrfa Varation rem Mcrrfage Alvln Biii wn t c nn l ciK I Jir,1 ,,, fOrnCOtJ rfi,s j , Solo, Oil 1 C ilii , i,, i a h II in, , an J First few hit iuuc if J rnre A I J ,i, in In i il I a bji, at L jcii i 1, tp iack in nic 3 i Ali i f v C,ne Wan to iiV tlie frrt, it lor I ,, unf ,,didnt have any a,j jt vnh p, V, Khe iitbi i i v II read w Cl or c tii co Ii Tor She was abont to ii v in i iw harcs home a lime, and site almost ,, ,,U Cleh tlie same v, says AJ v,rrf I sti thos jflrp f1 h I it a nil opinion tl hive l do with oorn i cr, or filiy , seem mihty CiAjjariikd And i ele families at Fowlerville Sunday i u rird Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle rtogt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE OOLLBCT TO DARLING 4b COMPANY HOWFIX JSO WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSdNS EAJSY ifiaJSc CALLS RECEI VE 1ME iCST SCSVlCE tiui, Itii, Init, Stw JtrtLvrs Foundation jitu Don and kitchen wall tile U J, 11 tjii,soi natlon Igt ojr eii VLIIi JA1 US IVC 1 ,tc with V, If A tmis hav, Jhonc 70 lOX1 uj Kivcr, JloWfJ L O F HALL, HAMBURG EVERT SAT NIGHT TAKTIMG PARTY FINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRI NOV 22 Turkeys, Ducks JiiMiiiiiMisiiHiiimiJiiiiiiiiiunlim birst Sational s la vU 5 Uadr Feir Supervision J Mrr Federal DpoMt lav lurjuicc Corporation, All Dm Zi 5 ponU tafturej up to S,OC f 5 MACHINES WILL DO IT 5 LAbiER IS Milki nuichines will increase S r your efficiency and lighten 5 your dairy work So will elecr trie cooWs, water systemr, Irt t r carriers or many other M TO im Chickens MAAa caMKA a Finctoigy V W 730 e L xanjtv,AwAwnil IP ,r,y WW tJmmmmmfmm ffi 19 111 WHV i i i if jymni iim 1 Wednescfcmy, Oct 1 194 Classified L24 in wEEL FURNACE 1 UEHL STOKER 1 ROCKLu PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE STATIONARY TUBS AND FITTINGS W ant Ad vOH SALEWinter Eating potatoes nuiiated in less than 2 weeks, get yous now i I lard VViHae Phone 7oF4, Pinckney , vuii ttbxvj Uood fiouae ox Patterson i emu, CaU 47F13 ou Satv Move, nunu wood or coal uitnu Kirysloy, Chubb Corners i lJ HARDWARE BOYDELL f MINnVAMIISHBIAMfiS LEE LAVEY 1 4tutG LtJ ifUl ClUitwa, X door, i sink, 1 had and springs, liiJU gal steel tank, will hold 180 lbs oj air pressure,set of stairs 12 ft long 2400 egg incubator Frank Plasko LOSiTPurse containing billfold and ration books Finder keep money tor returning Marilyn Fa user jWu,kW tor flcrvice aabion in village of Pinckney Good opportunity See Don Maycock or phone Howell 2774M rvj LE2 burner laundry ttove, , new, with pipe 700, lb J, i barrel shot gun 2000 West Main St, Pinckney WANTED TO BUY Chickens of all kinds, also ducks Will pay Detroit p, C, H Ivloyd We are now doing Cust om Grinding mar L,uce nd rhone iaFa2 LISTINGS WANTED , I have prospects who wish to buy property in Pjnckney and surround ing vicinity Would appreciate your listings Fred J Teeple, Realtor Phone 675, Howel WANTFDPaper of all kinds, Iron WATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court tor tne Wni UvUgtau in Chancery Order Publication Geraid Tien, Plaintiff, v Maj Yu Tien, Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in chancery, at the City of Uowell,Micnjgan on Septem In this cause it a v bworn bill of compliant on xiic i this court and cause,, that the defendant, May Yu Tien is a nonresident of the State of Michigan, and resides at 15 Shang No Chieh, Wuhsueh, Hupeh, China, oo Ching Shan Lu On motion of Van Winkle Van Winkle, attorneys for plaintiffit is ordered that aaid non resident de fendant, May Yu Tien, cause her appearance be euted herein within three months from the date of this order,and that in case of her appearance she cause her answer to plain tiffs bill of compliant to be filed and a copy thereof served on the attorneys for plaintiff within fifteen days afterservice on said non resident defendant , May Yu Tien, of a copy of said bill and notice of this order And that in default, thereof said bill be taken as confessed by said non resident defendant, Yu Hen It is further Ordered, that PI a Tt iff s cause this onlr to published within forty days from this date hereof in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Living ston,State of Michigan, once in each week for at least six successive weeks or that he cause a copy of this order to be personally served on PROFESSIONAL CORNER PltCtcFiWANiT Ray jfc Dally, M O tHtkai, Mivhigaa SiuidayUsOO a nv to liOO p m Attorneys at Law Wednesday to 4 t a, f ta m r4t State ami Saetage Baa I Caartet K eWtaJ Saturday7 to 8 ia the avsatag Hawaii, Mlinitaa DR Gr H MCLUSKEY DENTIST SUM N MlcUaa Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 venngc ay Appeiatmaai Hawaii, Miebifer MARION BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT MACHINE AND MACHINELESS ALSO COLP WAVES , Phone 8 MARION JAHViSOwiwrl1 JLfl CEMETERJN HAROLD,D, CHUBB Howell, Miaaigaa Loaal Raf rataataHaa Maaantfatf Mariana WLiUNLAVAli AHaaiay v IS i Pkaa I PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONED Phone 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan May the be said non resident defendantat eastpoii SALEKalamazoo heating stove Ruga Copper harry Prisk FOR ALENew 22 inch aW steel furnace Clifford Chamber FOR SALFTRound Oak heating stove, 19 inch, hard ccaj stoveH1 kerosent heating stove J H Hooker WANTED 20 days before the time prescribe for her appearance Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissionr Livingston iCounty, Michigan Van Winkle VanVv inkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell Michigan Farmer s Feed Supply r PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELL,Mgr CHICKKW3 Hiznesi prces paid for ail kind of poult Tyler Bropan Howell Mich Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics ex elusive in Howell FOR SALEiSlabwooa We are paying 85c for cream brought to our door Watson OLcary Dairy, Howell Mich HERB SNEU Fboue 18S 207 OvMkJ Vlai HowatL J3J etatoi City, Lk and Fayai Pre party A IpasjaHtf tut Yon Proprty WUh Mm MtK AWY GENERAL INSURANCE Phoee 58 Pincknn Michigan TUaaWlf State 8717 tfcsMa DHf License Rush Lafca PHSWARTH6UT A SON FTJNERAL HOVv Modem Ba,aiaaai Pbono Sf Ptesfaiay, MbUge I OK SALE All wool white Mexican jacket size 16,never worn, price 20 Mrs Lioyd Wendee Livingston Ceunty atfF0R SALGrey leather baby carr Ruths Shop Xor Women RQP Q new also neating stove age Buy Now ,phone 100 lohn Thurson Lumber Co, Phono 44 595 Mowers Road Cologne, Howell, Mich WANTED Interior Decorating, eith er brush or spray painting, no paper hanging, small carpenter jobs Dan VanSlambrook, Phone 475 JI, jisrauii 0 room modern house with basement and water frontage 375 West Main Street Pinckney, Mich FOR SALE Porcelain top kftchen cabinet, dresser, rocking chair, ruj, dishes and cooking utensels Ijucius Doyle, Phone 12iOR SALE 4 can milk cooler, 10 gallon electric automatic elecijK water heater, shallow well water sy Hammer MiH Lawn Mower, Elmers Garage Housewives r S AV E YOUR WASTE FATS Ths United State Corernaieat Needtt thcin for EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Star stem, rubber tires Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALE Ctment blocks Quality Iock Co, Oak Grove,Mich FOR SALE Leghorn hens and fryers alive or dressed Fred Seyrur, 4o3 Rush Lake lid Mrs Mame SAiehan spent Tuesday at the Leo Davis home, Detroit Lloyd Vanlilaircaai wife spent the week end in Kalamazoo Mrs Alma Harris and Zita of lv troit spent the week end at their farm here Brock Cole and Bob Kennedy of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs Annai Kennedy Joe Griffith, iiciry Hauck and P W Curlett attended a meeting of Washtenaw Lodge, No GJ, F A Mich M of Dexter Friday night, where the burns coal or wood, excellent shape Emery Heynal , 124 Tipludy Rd IOR SALECoal and wood cook iovc,aLso base burnerMark Mutiison 1 hone Brighton 2Gi2 L Rock broilers Josn Burg, phone 68F21 IOR SLLECement Blocks 1 , T liliock Products 1000 Beaidjiipy Rd, Pinckney iOSTlilack long haired dog with vhite breat in vicinity of Tiplady iortage Lake Roads Reward for joturn Ben Tomlin WANTED TO DO Interior and exfitcrior decorating Rippy Drouil lard Phone 7144F3, Howell FOR aALE Barn, 30 x 70, good oPdition Mrs C Stackable, RRtt vVORK WANTED Boy, 17, desires I work Is not returning to school Phone 3M Pinckney nQR SALE Chev Pickup Wijliam Brash SEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOTEL RO0M 70 1 PHONE 4241 ANN ARBOR MICa aBBBaiaaVRtfRBbaiaMft4MRVRV0BB lBMRRRBBIt CESSPOOLSA SEPTIC TANKS CVEDn 24 Hour Service Ail Contents Haul d Away Inspection Free Moder Equipment 1 hone South Lyon 9811 Ret 6031 WALTER DUNCAN SOUTH LYON, MICH CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE General Contractor and Builder 251 Portage St Pfacluy,MiCB 0,D PREPARlATlOvS LIQUID TABLETfe SALVES,NOSE DROPS Use nrtiy As Diractad CORY DRUG STORE SEPTICT CESS MODERN AHO OLD TIME 338 East jafferes Stoma DAN BURKETT Phone 8282 Ann Arbor, Mick ei FOR REFRIGERATION ,, SERVICE CALL cnnEmimN PHONE 135 OR SALEElectric stove, apartment izc, 3 burner,bran new luisel Meyer none 38F2 OR SALECirculating heatety it Ui coai or wood Wm Kennedy t0J Putnam St We have been buying cream in low ell for 35 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 85c for J ream brought to the Watson ic OLeary Dairy, Howell, latter put on the Masonic Horn illus WAXTFDYoung lady of 20 desires 7,5iapiiiany alnd of work exceptawa tare machine or near Pmckney Phore 35F2 P 0 FOOT ODOR GERM HfW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back P O is a fermen tation Kill this germ, you kill the odor Get this POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRENGTH for PO, sweaty or itching feet Locally at CORY DRUG STORE, Pinckney, Mica, McPbersoi State Bank i SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTINGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WltH F1SCH SAVE MONEY1 kitsch Elec AppCf 866 M36, 1 Mile ef U S23 Phon S8l n D E C O M T R 0 L As of October 15, 191C the OPA restrictions on meat are refeased The public reaction to thismove will undoubtedly influence lpow soon controls on otner items wiU otow Confusion of views on price treats is prevalent, but that there is no doubt that anyincreaee in supply of meat wiR son bring prices to a nor mal range Simple ecaaomics tail us that fact, A Savings Account can be a valuable asset 4a helping to weather a doubt that way inwur in supply of factors in industry mj building up Whether it is large or small it will help proeaae the goods we ant Jnave tor and needed during the war years OPEN well Latusdrjr aftman i Mamay U Wan a laasmet mW 4m iTkne CaflCnvVeaaas or aw aw an avL rwmm wmvrj OEUVESI 8J Dublin Core The Dublin Core 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 16, 1946 Description An account of the resource October 16, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-10-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c8cd3c7525fa00d54d1b788c44b4b96d.pdf 2039d9ef4c2263df30de289f7ab32437 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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AfrisMj w t m r f pndinei i Volume 63 3 a Would Reduce jPutnam Twp To Customer RateG te on Purchase of 12,000 Fire Engine VoUr To Decidoon Nowiire En fYOU 1 PiodJMy Dispatch Wednesday, Oct 23 STAX DO 1946 Ho, 4 A J I S Stats collect Detroit EdUon Company Would Rs due Rate to CiUtomtrt The Detroit Edison Co has ffledj a request with the Michigan PuM Service Commission to charges to all classes of customers Two petitions was ifctosY One would reduce by l,5odW bills to be sent to farm, residence and commercial customers during the re mainder of 1946 The second would effect rate reduction of three percent for service to industrial customers effective on Jan 1, 1947 and would save custo mers 927,000 in 1047, The immediate effect of the reductions, if approved, would be ,30 percent monthly reduction on com mercial bills 15 percent reduction every twc, months on residential bills The discounts if approved toget her with the reduction effective on last January would bring the total 1D4G savings to customers to more than 5,000,000 The rate reduction last Jan will save customers mare than 3,500,000 The Detroit Edison 0 also proposes to strengthen the retirement fund by transferring to it from the reserve account the sum of 6,804 500 This was savings under the Federal income tax law provided for deductions for emergency construction facilities gins at EUction Nov 5th M the November 5th election, PutTwitship wilt vote on the puri Notes on the Came Times change Two years ago Pinckney beat Stockbridge, 54 to 0 Last year they tied them, 10 to 19 In Gus Ledwidge and Don Burns Pinckney had two of the best pass base of a MSWfu0 tire engine This was provided for when petitions were circulated aiOA the voters of j the township recently gQd over 300 signatures were secwwoV fnly 250 signatures were needed Tne cost of the engine will be spread en the tax roll and will cost each taxpayer about 800 on each thousand uolUps as sessed valuation over a pefiod of time The present fire engine is about IS years old and is fast wearing out ft was purchased by the village but maHf of its tfips were made to fires outside the village limits It has not only served at fires all over Putnam town ship but also in Dexter township, Uiiiuliila, Marion and Hamburg, po far this year it has answered twentyfour callers, twothirds of which were outside the village limits It is manned by volunteer firemen, Ed Parker, fire chief, being the only salaried man On this account it was thought best to spread the cost of the new engine over the entire township By arrangement with bordering townships the engine is paid so much a trip for outside calls yor erclad Jun 30, 946, were ajciJv en ojf0 for och rcm, women 04 A child lit tchlflan I The Pinckney fire engine has done good work and paid for itself a num ber of times in the value of property that it has saved Property which is within easy running distance of a fire engine which answers calls day or J j night also enjoys better insurance rates than property which is not The present fire engine can probJ ably be kept in shape so that k can answer village callsThus the village will not be left unprotected while the Stockbriflges Air Attack Enables Them To Defeat Pinckney f Pinckney Lost to Stockboridtfe Last frriday 13 to 0 H c URREN 1 OMMjgN ere lleiore 07S puid ridmi WOIH here last 1iaday night a IILV Iinrkney iani went up aguinM a trongm and i uvir Storkbrid t aiiliui ami i ayeil liken to a lauiiiH Die 1 lotjLil their ruiiiiie eaane eoniieUI aim iiili i IHM ami u piaym lone, a JUpiiuii hack, ico iloac ei , wiili their ian,niiira Mopped, Sloi J ij ide mil In t i and y aid ui a pair m iaiiJjJ,xiLJ and i U ani a antxl aiak a f, , me an litis, 11 i f in 1 iiut ill fdllpti IO n 111 11 11 , o in, I I In i 1 ana an ra fMtprapMc ysmkr wMi Hw ftucndol ImltrmaHotTvpom whkh ft It bvmd, WM, i 0 HfHow, Audit Gnr t ElMwfUr in this litut Is a wm MtjjlflSlfirrii f HM at ef Michigan for th fUcalMr 4 HaMoHeen Party Planned receivers in the history of the schoolengine is on a county cull as it is ai Both graduated last June and are nowltjle present time in the service They may be the dif j ference between the two teams Forj CHRISTIAN LEOFFLER ward passing has been Pinckneys J downfall this year Brightonused it John Christian Leoffler, 66, diedj uqssfcgld successfully against them Fowler, at hisJipme jaWUed Lake Friday I tuasssTs vilbJ scored their Lone touchdown by J of a heart attack He moved to Wallit and so did the Ann Arbor Piojed Lake 15 years ago after selling his neers in the last minute of play A farm in Lima Center and had been good forward passing attack is esj running an oil ptation Surviving sential to a winning team jure his wife the former Matilda Stockbridges strength was vested JKlfring of Webster, a son Vernon, in five boys, Reid, Cole Breniser and a grandson, Buddy, a brother, Topping of Gregory and Glad tone of George of Detroit his mother and 2 Plainfield Take them out and Stock j sistei in Ann Arbor The funeral bridge would not have much of a , was held at the Wailed Lake funeral team Back in J P Doyles time Pinck ie Monday afternoon ney got most of the Gregory stars, j 0 vears ago Lcoffler was tne star We rmember back in Murray Ken fttat baU pitcher for the Dexter lie time Bob Young, Jonn 1, ltam sheriff Kennedy, then of Dexand BUI Drown of Gregory all played ter was a team mate of his He in the Pinckney line Pinckney was I hooked up in pitching batte, undefeated that year Now Stock j iWth Crdcker Moran and Liam ud Details for Community Halloween Party Oct 31 A Giron i Pojldt starts 645 at Wfri, Ftimjm at 700 after wjprizes will Mp awarded for Jtnst2jkfgrodied iiiw4,ipil best characterisation cosand WJ, unan ridge runs a bus to Gregory and wid of the Pintkney tearn His Plainfieid and within four miles ot t her was Howard Colling, now SwngeSH I SS o1 Stcckbridge It wa, off Leoffler the fact that Dick Howlett of Gregory , ,,, ,1,1 1 1 is the Stockbridge coach probably got hrt s famous home j some of them to enroll at Stock11111 dt the Dexter atho,lc bridge More bleachers have been added and the Pinckney field can now seat six j hundred people f Friday night was quite cold and j hot dogs and coffee would have found j ready sale but there were none 1 , The decreased attendance was probty tiaimed they were robbed, ably due to the fact that the Howell I delegation was missing Howell hav j nig a home game that night, was un QUfllGGIBNEY ableiio be represented Stockbridge I The marriage of Muss Rita Young, sent a huge delegation here, prob1 daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent ably three hundred at least 1 Young of Gregory to Leo Gibneyson The Pinckney field is a sandy one I of the late James Gibney and Mrs r id has excellent drainage Despite j Gibney of Unadilla took place at St the allnight rain of Friday night and Marys church, Pinckney, Saturday Saturday morning it was in good J morning, Rev Francis Murphy offic Day picnic which the umpire Frank imrpey ruled foul The arguement jiill rages over this decision There was bad blood between the teams iaut J by a game a imonth before that at the Pinckney homecoming ahich Dexter lost 4 to 3 in which groups ar m folks up to 4th grade juniors oth to 8th Young pro nii school thers After the puid jnt be games en Uie athletic iield der direction ol the leaders The cuts are doiidts, apples cider If possible a motion pictun will be shown in school gym The following are the committee Parade music Otto Poulon JudgosIda Bigler, Lucile Beck, and Anna Watters Junior Activities Wilhelmina warthout, Llsie DeWolfe CanvassersBusiness Men t,e Lu y HonwsMiildred Acklcy, Jiene iller, Mary Jane Tasch Boxees in storesiJva Knquiot EatsHazel Poulson,Adelaide Rose id Iola jHali v tners assisting are Alta Meyer ern Aliard, Ezra Beachey and Wesey Reader So come to the Halloween party kiddies and enjoy the communities treat for you 4 m tncli idt 1 ur nil 1 u ,ui nnc h it i ih1 I,L line m r 11 nr I i iatn 111 i i I ti it nf lit ili II II I lf Ln , 1 I fir, i LiHfjty ttijiida i can 11 j n mi In tin raiii aini r iva iiiin ii in fur J I,, kic ii , ii i t rem i i ij MM ufty in i ,i, 1 11 u w ii n u i a llUllJ IL Mir 07ai iiii ail iniini ta ii taidLc line l nn liiufi ar I limi failed to iiariinn ale in the icni i qnartej Stncknr, ilina tlaia n,t aUaint tli khey iinr acd a I ,al n o i I i I ije i IA i IV i I i c ai rai iieiv J , in i iiii d to Aio K lie J il , iI I ,i iji In nt illiTI pi, Vhil Kll Ulu JO a lllUCiltin ,, latter taix in it on iii i i i a i i e i failed Tiu icnd ia 1 v a a n the lii Stoi lli uiae, , Kuiis in niidliehl i,ut lindin Ii 1 a dadi 1 lie pniil Ktitioii ol i iK Jieat JikUy In tiie v wa the heia penaity araiiifi A ruling of the state liquor con tjol coniJajsion last week leaves a pe,v a ,iihuy confused The ruling is that no illume or community with a pupulalion of less tnan 751 will ia jjen a license to sell liquor by uie ia The questicdi is just what In, a community mean In the past iou licenses have been issued right ad Ii it, imiiiy to places out in the nut iv viii ihcy lose their lie ca tr dots it only affect new ap ni,iaui A nreat mam ,iiall com UiHiiei are votint on ri e of liqur , t ,iui Sov5Most of them are ian 7al population They are an Ontead and Hudson a ii Also the larger citi s of innnn, i ICUIIIM Jl iiiui Adrian siniiious organizations spring up eie toji yt ai, lloiiriii iiing i, n Led 1 ht lion i ie, We note that at their ann oniiLioa ai Detroit last week the mil Ii publicans went on record 1 cjjoed to ihe payment of the sol ,IJOIIU which iil be on the adot Nov a, iov Kelly has ap aoin it and both candidates for u n,i,, Sigler and VanWagonpr i,a ,pikeii in faor of it We won k wjat devious line of reuonilj ad jt d the yutiy Kepublicanji to ul then necks out They as far ai are uic only organization KNOW 1, gone the on record against it IT MARYS CHlUCft Rev Francij Murphy, p6stt Masses at 8 and 11 a m No vena Friday 220 aOD and 800 p m i Preparation tor Holy Commun ion each Saturday 8 to p m tm9 Sunday 700 to 730 a m, Sunday, Oct 27 Communion Sun ioc loys Juaicr Holy Nanu Soceiy and old week of 5uih Xoveiuia The intention this week are Sun, late C II Kennedy Mtan, late J Bennett Tues,loi jioor out for poor sou Thur, late Irma Fri, John Folny fann a for living,repjeted byMarie u, No, 1 is a hoI da, 1 iU a a at io iianU in i,jy IL ol Julfiu ia purled nxt Sunday tough ai the liya third quarter 1incki, hoary of a iayuid i Ktockiiridgc and had anojiir coring, ojijiorLmiity WIUMI a long ja,, aihrown to Ii Clark niaie ae liected it enough so Clara ai to hold it Late in the fourth perioa itch thrw a long pass to Cole of totjvbridge which he ratiaht and ra at yards for a touchdown Reid to Topping for the extra poin1 uuli tune running out, Pinckney thn , a alter pass 1 uo vvere caugnt , V ed t r M , COM CuWL CiUKCH RevAKreo Alro, imter Airsrloienu, BaugCrOrgrUiigit and Choi Director G V Thompson, S, S Supt Mor iag Worstjp 10n Sunday School 11 0 Choir practise, Wed evening J eident Truman was forced to iiov to the invitable last week and senove ta OlA controls from meat No the packers and cattle men will n v an opportunity to take e e last nfiotiaiy joyride on J j 1 lb erk untii the bpttorn drmps out an i ot be Ia oil utchi s jf tiie liigh priced meat hi not anioa at and many buyers turn iv vilitiat ucjaic i after r, in ike piict buyers strike is a,i iy loiniiiig Anyway tkjl do ana J m ait i if jil tota n ni,, t lU l tltO r I a t one a ,gaiael 1 nick lJ 1iit doi 1 O U 1 , III i i n y a lias un o , k,,d k , i a anl 1, Vi doi iTIii lllll ni L iankiie UMie ami A itnout i u i it ol ion, h oil age H have one meat uay it, Woolf tin have learned t eat We believe the v tit HI a lu and 1 nizcii h ,k r pJanti g up e er wluiv and ev i i ntii and the aisle of liyen niea hen ream tilled more iii be ear l , L J, il i shape We predict more lighted athletic fields next year The Fowlerville Re iatingThe bride wore a faille made Princess style dress with fingertip veil and long train and carried view is aptatuu for one Dexter will a white pra er book and orchid The have one and Stockbridge also get1 of honor Mrg Helftn y ting greatly interested in the idea jand bridesmaids,Elaine and Ruth fl5oSw gamCS 1S D WCr Youn Alke y woe P broHoweli 25, Mason 0 1 irer o a r 0 J bemquets The ushers were Robert University High 25, Saline 7 Miiau o, Uunaee 0 Chelsea 19, Roosevelt 0 Young, Tom Anderson, Gene Shehan Tom Gibney, brother of groom was best man A wedding breakfast wa j served t, immediate friends and rel WEDDING ANNOUNCED I I Invitations have been received here for the wedding of Russell Card ner, formerly of Pinckney to Miss Joyce Elaine Foster of Chelsea , to take plac Oct 26, at the First Methodist church there Russell is a son of W B Gardner of Pinckney, graduated at Pinckney high school and served 3 years overseas in the late war He is employed by the Michigan Bell Telephone Co at Ann Arbor where they will live, BLADES OESTERLE Miss Irene Blades, daughter of Mr nd Mrs Fred Blades of Pettysville and Walter OesterLe of Chelsea weie married at St Marys rectory Sat urday morning They were attended by Leo and Lavefna Blades Xi Hgainpcopic Church Nursery for Children U3i Happy Sunday Kvn ho,, I nf ovjnii Song Service Saiaia lave Spnd Sunday Eve at the chum, There v ill he a Youth Church XigM at tiie church Mon, Oci IV ing at G ccloek All young invited i lie Baraca Class wiil tait tlieir faJl season with a jjiceting at the WW Caswell home, Bae Lake PotiUck suijar at V p m Ail men are invited Oct 2J The trustees and their wives wed entvtained at the cluii, ai ajioLluk upper and business meeting on tn ccning of Oct 15 j i ari lo , i a jow Ii Cai k a iaaroW Me, c Viaag , Jluri Subt itutioi i Ji C c T it yy L i 1 it ij ig lie GOSPEJ, Pastor MISSION luzra Beache Marvin Shire 100 1045 lOCi ivici i 1LC aj i ti t il liCl iJl ei Cu Toin ,iUi7 Cladta Mon111a i , niieira pe , h i t , ata Colt Con Jhtra ojpi a, ena it a I h r ekn y 1, Stoi kbriuge ijii ItelereCaaii, I oi , I aiareOi lick, L M ilea h naiDinkil y i i a a an 111C k 11 a i Ml, It V, J in a1, a, he i W rclea, no aloriIUJe, I KUKAL MAIL iiOX DAMACfc lnaa ter Muphy ml auiat, r i o carnage don to nj oy tiiougJit lesi Jci jij, i n I en,e and lahe ty oD 1at ,u not les j ,il f Ja ioli crc iiu i en a ,1, jnde ol a ago when a publicity man a d to put over a name star he , lake obiiery in wiiich tai o , her jeWls Tiiis vorkI U iii, until the public got fed p on it This iroMd ur minds last v hea we i of the jeWell anity oh the Duchess of Windsor ,a first it to England since juke eiv up his throne for her detail are meager except the ,ar i supposed to have climbed water pipe, iait of the Jewell later found on a nearby golf A a nsuit the Duke and wiui lave been little heard nf 1 her retuni from their ex laanuda to the playspots of ae again on the front pages Mcii Miik Producers Ass that tl e 2 tent a quart inin the price of milik is off a itav Simmons of the Assn said the ieaon wa the drop in the price of butter from i6c to 80c which might mean a drop in the price of all down the line On Tli liUI, ap a Ol J hi M commoditieVILLAGE TAX NOTICE I will receive taxes for Pinckney BERTRAM ft HAUSE Bertram R Hausc, 78, died at his S S Supt Morning Worship Sunday School t Young Peoples Meeting MZQt iHage at my homo every Wednesd P Evening Wonhio ,, pJ until further notice C H McKorie Prayer Senrlos, Wsd fi9M wniiams St, Pinckney ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Mrs L W Umstead of fjl Ijnckney Rd announce the engagement of their daughter, Virgin a iiaces Lmstead to Kenneth Karl Have, on of Mr and NO Klave of 7hl roitage Lake Ave PTA meeting at Youngfove school Nov 1 Potluck and games jaUves at Blacks in Unadilla A rel in Ann Abor MoiavJie was ception attended by several hundred6 n of Slas H c I was held at the Young home sited who owned what is now 5 p mThe couple received many niceif fm J Ahy TL LZ j J l ulthe Howell road He married Lillian PINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM,COLNTY LEAGIE CHAMPIONS 146 RECORD 21 Tfoh Lost, 1 tii BAPTISMAL SERVICE S At 3 oclock, Sunday p m Oct 13 a brief but impressive vice was held CogratknaI tiie baptism of Lawrence William Ann Arbor tor some time They will Umstead, son of Mr and Mrs Law live in YpsilantL leoee Csastead of DetrctIc attendSkuco ware a group of relatives in Hssttiy besides s gmnd parents, sjaa 4sso gat grandmothers Mf Ai Use grandson of Mr The CUkCUtT COURT MEWS of Chicago and Dale of Madison,Wig, and 2 daughters, Mrs Clyde JohnsonToiedoOhio,arKl MrsHelen KorXMck of Rattle Creek and 5 grandoJuldren The funeral wa held at th V,vh The jury was called in today Wed nesday at which time the damage v Kri A XT TtZv Tl Ussstead 4rf ftodmejr suit Le and Esther MeaboTvs hM Z7 , James WUte I set for trial The 1 olaintiff allege that a car driven by I try the defendant hit them Labor Day JPswdcasds onoe shunned night l4f as they v on DETER Cu, MUX OJE filtering by a new treatj the Maabaa sMtoaeyeie on Howell Cwitoi rrrding Mstccwf them to heaUh load aaar tiieJBaifc AJUsaa facta, very Tuday and Friday k assaastatiUyJtaad how it kdoaeJThe Natiowd Sureky Co d the Otto Wagoner A ui Oexter iPoicksiey Tavern e also dond Phone4781 ante JamarScssj iTatUtr for the VaWioVA Wmr M ad Mrs Uoyd lasJsaAsaerleaJi Woekly niSgasiiif with this Suadays IOet e7 Jssao 4 Ttrnr iaslssC spontj ck rowBen e VnBlaircum, Gerry Swarthout, W Peach Palmer, se Ed Meyer, 21 Gus Ledwidge, jFirst Tc Keith Ledwkige rf Wesley ttob Singer, pitch P Aa Bnm if 1fff 4 PINCIfljErPISPATCM Wednesday Oct 23 1946 I NEIGHBORING NOTE Sylvan Iheatre CHfiLSEA, MICU Fri Sat, Oct 25, 26 An Action Drama GREGORY NEWS I 4H achievement day at the school at 8 pm Oct 25 i Mr and Mrs Tom Howlett and Richard attended the home coming, KJUIVJZOU college Saturday, j Dorothy Owen, Clarabelle Milan Glerm,i Cynthia Walters, Wanda r mmmnmmtn DEADLINE AT DAWN I Mr and Mrs Jay Smith of Dexter celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday The federal government has ana 450,DUU postoftice building will at AMU be built at Mm Arbor, a 300,000 Mis at Ypsilanti, 86,000 one at Milan Glenn,i , and 85,000 ones at Dexter,Brightou lailler, Gertrude Crosman and Bea South Lyon, Stockbridge, Saline trice Lamborn attended the Kings and Belleville The receipts of these Daughters convention in Flint last offices warrant it , week Starring Uorn to Donald Bowdish and wife Mr and Mrs Ario Worden enterSUSAN HAYWAKD, BILL WILL 0f Gregory Oct 15 a son Jtained for dinner Sunday in honor 1AMS, PAUL LUCAS t The proposition at Brighton to in1 of Mr WordenV and Leons birth Cartoon Sfchortreel crease the 15 mill limit 6 mills for 3 days, Mrs Susie Worden, Mr and years for school purposes carried Mrs Lynn Parrish of Jackson, Leon by 1 vote over the 23 required maj,and Karl Worden I only The vote was 115 for to 56 Mrs Nellie McClear has returned against j home from Jackson where she visitTire thieves visited Brighton last ed her daughter, Mrs Jack Draper week and removed tires and wheels The Berean Sunday school party from 4 curs Carl bidwell was one was at the Howard Marshall home of the victims A similar raid was Tuesday night made in Dexter recently Th Missionary Society meeta alt In the Brighton Argus last weekday at the iClarence Marshall home Joe Harris, proprietor of the DiaJOct 25 Wanted old sheets and pill mond Dot Market ran a paid adv denying he had been selling horse meat He offered 100 reward foi A Comedy Starring information of the person who startHALEY, MARC J McGUIRE ed the rumor tfwfc factmalOtVfirZ Latest Sew Sun, Mon, Tiles, Oct 272829 1 TO EACH HIS OWN wilil OLIVIA de HAVILLAND, JOHN LUND, MARY ANDtRSON and PHILLIP TERRY Cartoon Rocket to Mart Sun, Shows 230, 430, 645, 900 Vved, Thur,, Oct 30, 31 SING YOUR WAY HOME JACK and GLENN VERNON Pitta PERSONALITY KID A Comedy iU ing ANITA LOUiSE,MICHAL DUANE and TED DONALDSON ComingHJUR GROWING UP HEARTS MTTIE Howell Theatre HOWFLL, MICH Fri Tu, Wed, Thur Oct 22, 23, 24, 25 CLAUDET1T COLBERT and JOHN WAYNE in WITHOUT RESERVA TIONS Cartoon New m mn , JIU ,Fri, Sat,OCT 25, 26, Mat Sat 200 P M, WILD BILL ELLIOTT in RED RlDfcR Plu CAROLE LANDS ALLYN JOSLYN The Hartland band under the direction of Winchester Richard of the Hurt I ana music hall has resumed practise Kicihard Franks, 15 and Lloyd teams, 17, recently put on probation for forgery, are again in the t iiiiving been ani for taking a WERE bicycle and jewelry i i the rJ J Favvcctt home in riowelL Paul Bennett,HowelI is on Albion coijo i tbal squau A group of Ann Arbor sportsmen chartered e plane last vvek i nd flew to North Dakota to hunt pheant Alfred ITau jr is in Yokhomma, Japan where he is teletypist for Gen MacArthur Pvt Polos Hildreth, 19, of Fow, lervillle died Oct 8 while serving in j Germany with the occupation army lie enlisted last January The village of Deerfield turned the j sale of liquor by the glass down last week 119 to 69 W J Tiplady of Ann Arbor left by plane last week to vi,it his daugh ter and family, Mrs P K Sweeney, at Golden, Colorado Work viil start this week on the firu of ,1 sample houses of the 4,00,000 500 home development project on V82U just north of Ann Aibo on the formeor DhuVarren 1 farms The H iC Allen Co are the contractors and the Ann Arbor Trust Co are financing it J I IT SHOULDN T HAPPEN TO A DOG Jungle Queen Sat Mtt only Cartoon YEARS AGO ft ft EDWARD YOUNG , C v i, 2 7, 28 i v Cunt G, ROBINS0NL0RETTA and ORSON WELLL in i , 1 THE STRANGER NH Comedy Tue, Wed, Ihur, Oct 30,31,Nov 1 VA JOHNMJMtSlMEK WILLIAM in EASY TO WED Naw Comedy Avon Theatre Stoclcbridf, Mich Fri, Sat Oct 25, 26 SAILOR TAKES A WIFE A Martial Comedy Starring ROBERT WALKERJUNE ALLYSON Cartoon Tarvelog Pete Smith SIM, TU, Oct 27, 29 THE HARVEY GIRLS In Technicolor A Musical Western with Everything fcte Added Starrring JUDY GARLAND, JOHN HODIAK Cartoon Nowg NOTES OF 25 , nft Willard Lawson of, Detroit was acquitted of the murder rf his wife at circuit court last week CV Van Winkle, C L Campbei and Ed jMcCukey of Pinckney uid tames of Gregory were on th jury, The Lavsons were hunting at Lake Lhemmitf when Mr Lawson was shot and killed Lawson remarried soon after The coroner classed the shooting as accidental but the attorney general ordered the trial, Frank Shields assisted Prosecutor Yelland and Louis and Paul McCIeer were attorneys for Lawson, Miss Margaret Malpney, 82, died ta the home of her neice in Owosso fon Oct, 18thSurviving are a sister, Mrs Ellen Heffernon, and 4 nephews, Edward, Johnames and Larry Spears Brighton high school best Pinckney here in footbal Friday 20 to fl George Graham is held in the county jail for crushing the head of George Keithcolored in a fight over ja gunbing debt in the Brighton Inn Keith died Bail is set at 5000 Lorenzo Murphy is carrying mail for John Dinkel Geoge Roche underwent an tion in Detroit last week George Dcody has sold his farm in Lyndon to Goodband and Green Charles Hoff and family have ruovjto Cleveland Dance at the opera house Friday night Ike Fishers orchestra operaCoJingMen from Rainbow Valley, in color, Born for Trouble,Renegades in color NOTFS OF 47 YEARS AGO Reuben Wright and family are now settled in the Biraey Bogrs house on West Main St EJla Deveieaux is working in the Sutherland dressmaking shop in Howell Cecil Steler is the owner of a 4 year old Shetland pony, purchased of Thomas Birkeett Jt weighs 360 Matt Brady and wife have moved in the Chubb Burgess house at Pearl and Unadilia J Ji D Roche has been admitted to the bar The Jackson Assn of CongL churches held their convention at Pinckney Oct 1718 with Rev Carl Jones, moderator in charge Deacon Louis Colby made a speech i Edward Stackabie fit been made i collector of customs at Honolulu, ,Hawaiin Islands Bert Hooker is now postmaster A proprietor of the Pettysville store Jchn Melvin attended a mission at wJZm the Dexter Catholic church Saturday IJar TiH irktt haa traded the Webb rS fthrkit widemterjris Oft fjrm at Andersan for Detroit proj Theodore Lane lias gooe to Tor onto, Ont, to attend veterioary C i Barton released from Jackoolge son prison after serving a sentence, for arorm has been re arrested for peamt ijTe to the ii May and is in Howell jafl The PutrlaHAmbar FJ clufanstteeVwith Mr and Mrs H Q IfidctJ Oct 2 ow cases for bandages Potluck dinner at nocci Thomas Anderson and family of Green Oak spent the week end with Mrs Nellie MClear and attended the YotrngGibney wedding Richard Hcughboom and Glenn Ca trell, jHowell, spent the week end at he O B Arnold home Mrs Myrnavieve Vogts and Mrs t mie pringle of Muskegon spent fe week end with Mrs Jennie ogU Mrs Josie May Pcole died Saturday of a heart attack Mrs Lock and Linda spent part, of last week in Lansing Victor Gardner and family of East Lansing and John Burgess wife spent Sunday with Mrs Josephine Howlett Max Reynolds of Pinckney was the winner of the electric stove giv en away by the Odd Fellows Janet Marshall of the U of M spent the week end here Mrs Myrnavieve Vogts and Mrs Merrill Pringle attended the Mich,Northwestern game Saturday Ray Lavey and family and Esther Joryenson were Sunday guests of the Walter Barbours, Stockbridge Wm Blessing of Detroit called at Jack Ackermans over the week end Mrs Jessie Lavey entertained her bridge club Monday ,f Next Sunday is guest Sunday at the church,Attend and bring aguest, Merle Minor of Clinton died Sat, He wa a foster nephew of Henry Deweey Ray Lavey has sold his barn U Lawrence Lindemere of Stockbridge who will remodel it into a house Mr and MrsHaHow Munseil were Sunday guests at Abbey House in Ann Arbor where their daughter, Roberta, is president, Merle Sobers and family of Howell called on the Herold Ludtkes last Sunday Mrg Roland Stciffer entertained 16 former service mens wives Sat eve at a luncheon and games Hilbert Breniser and wife of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week end with the Dewey Brenisers Miss Elaine Young left by plane Monday for Lawton, Oklahoma Bill Kuhn attended the wedding of navyBuddy,Bill Schill, at Suoth Lyon last week Mrs Ray Lavey entertained C little folks Friday in he nor of her daughter, Nadjis, birthday J W Kramer and wife, George Goetz and family, Gus Seefeld ot Royal Oak attnded th YoungGibney wedding Patrick Jr Lavey called up his parents, Mr and Mrs Ray Lavey, rom Texarkana, Ark, Friday T J Poole and Chas attended the gnM lodgf of Odd Fellows and Kebekahs in Detroit last week,Chas, re turned to Eugene, Oregon, Wed The Elwood Rockwells of Detroit spent the week end here ilis Henry Dewey and Lafayette spnt Sunday in Manchester and in Clinton, S WITH the end of harvest, and winters approach, clearthinking farmers start planning for next spring Tney am thinking in terms of expansiooof increased profits in 1947 Most fartDers will agree that the answer to the manpower shortage is increased use fff electricity But its not always efttyon a budgetto know whether in electric brooder will prove a better investment than a feed grinder or a portable grain elevator When it comes to electrical improve ments for your farm, theres one man it pays to consultyour Edison Farm Service Advisor He has the uptotheminute facts on every sort of electrical equipmenthe can arrange practical demonstrations for you More than that, your Edison man can gfre yon accurate, impartial recommendation for planning your longrange electrification program He has no equfpSK i to sell theres no charge for liis services Hes simply available youto put the latest Edison and experience to work on your iHow many of thoso WIRED HANDSro woriring for yort The Edisonman can advise you on each of these electrical tune and labor savers, as applied to your own farm FSiCiQdef Deep Freeaers Sterflizeet 5S Pm J8 Separators and Otarnesi IteZJvfZL 1 P wd Water Heats Electric Fences Plaot Starters Brooders v J A Ippef L CrP Elevator and Huskers Egg Candler, and Yard and Baro Lights Ventilators GermIOlliiSLamp Hay and Straw Choppers Milkers and Milk Coolers Poultry Dc BeakerV Mot Power to Michigan FormersLfCTRCAUYi the DETROIT EDISON ft James Hudson Taylor and family who have been missionaries in China 18 years eaUed at Dewey Breniser home Sunday They were interned in China by the Japs NEW CHEAP OIL BURNER For Hettifto, and Cookmo STOVES AM flJftJMCES HEAT torn mom COOK rOIJInAlS Cben Furnc Oil fJQUQftJf mmmcott OtASKS Shirey Sons Automotive Service General Repair, Wrecker Service Grease Jobs, Auto Parts, TIRE AS PAIRING, Arc Acetlyn Welding Accessories, Tires Heaters and Batteries For Sale 1936 Chevrolet Sedan, goo omtor,good tires Shirey Sons MAWf 7 MIL STS PHONE 13S New rUELLZEi 8 T A E T E I Vaporkinf Sys ea tnens Cheap Furnace Oil, Distillate Range Heater Oil and into oilgas heat wjtbout Chief Paul Monks USNMiss Lelia I Monks, Mrs Dora Stackabie and daughter, Julie of Lansing called at the Joe Stackabfle home Monday j Mrs Ella Thorpe and daughter of Ortonville were week end guests at I the Joe Stackabie family STOP IN FOR A BOWL OF OUR FAMOUS Carolyn Lambert, J, daughter of j Mr and Mrs Artamr Lambert who live on the C L Campbell farmad the little finger of her right handj caught in a pump jack Monday and crushed o badly 0r Duffy had to I amputate it Cbili Aiso Barbequ Sandwiches SJS GUARANTEE aneftnnnn pgm nnaMngM 55nass ajaBHnnjpakb Mariiu ftHsjer c of Lake has started twit for 1000 VB the City of Ann Arbor for injuries vscetvM by his wrfeRuth Maeh j when one feM on a aidowalk there 1 i Clyde FUm, Ut Criffjth and Pl WOsrlett gt on Use Mamic Home j iluatrated lilaai at FeerierWHe saet J Pinckney 120 60e OfEW i a iniSO A H S PJSL , MNOAy I SATUftOAy Dixie Restaurant DiSPATCH Wednesday, Oc 23 1946 Help Wanted The MICiHGAN k, y v ,, MIRROR Conservation Notes Hunters complain that pheasants J are no Elentful than last year, although they seem to be abundant BtiWhfcN THE AUfcS UF 16 45 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEfcK GOOD WAGES Vokar Corp Public schools of Mkftifftti will gain on November 5th, regardleis of how voters decide the fata el baJot proposal No 2 This proposal woulf tfcttnjthe state constitution whereby 7 per cent of all sales tax revenue woaJfl bo earmarked for local govenuaewa Schools i would get approximately 1100,000,000 500 00u j t in tome localities Rabbits amrsfyuirrel however are much more numerous than last year riftythree arrests for game law violations were made the first day The summers drouth which dried up many swamps and catholes will greatly reduce the musUrat take tills year which fell from one million to 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE DfcAlLK, MiJtt, HIIIUII i utitiiiiiiiiitiiMiiirfiiitiiiihuiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiiLimitiitmiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii SHOVEL With 35 foot Boom and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching He ALL IVftS UF fcACAVlHINU Lake Front Development S ARMCO IKON BREAkWATLK SHEETING, FILi DIRT ROAD CUNS1 RUCTION AND GRADING I S 2 i 3 WHITE OH PHONE FOR FRWW ESIIMATK CURDY ST PIERRE BKIGHTON, Iiijrs Lake Phone 5672 Mica 3 6514 Iakeview Drive IIWIIUHMaUOIIllllMliMHMtllHtHHIHIIlllMillliilMiilIIIWimiUmillHHtiti mOt jCtaUMANflMBflUturab The Times Demand a Change in Congress VOTE FOR Arthur Elliott Fr your Next Congressman His Efforts Will Promote 1 Adequate housing legislation andgreater production of building msteriahf 2 Peace with justice through support of UNO, International Trade, Aid in Reestablishing the Broken Economies of Europe and Asia 8 Permanent Fair Employment practices 4, Fair Veteran Legislation, Less Votes for Party and More Votes for America, 6, Civilian Control of Atomic Energy to Make its Benefits Available, 7, Correction of Abuses and Waste in Sale of Army Surplus, 8, Improved LaborManagement Relations, 9, Production of Needed Farm Equipment and Repairs, 10, Economy and Efficiency in Administration, a year compared with 900,00,000 in 194546 Cities, villages, and townships would get 47,000,060 instead of 20,000,000 If the ballot proposal carriesand the Michigan Education Association believes it has a 5050 chance of so doingthen school teachers will rejoice No more legislative lobbying for funds The state constitution will guarantee in perpetuityas long as the amendment standsa hif boost in money for payment of salaries and other expenses 5 acnooi teaeners, are underpaid in this postwar inflation period, as compared with the rest of our wageearners Property owners balk at lifting the 15mill limitation on property taxes The amendment would offer aj happy solution for public education so doubt about that IF THE BALLOT PROPOSAL js defeated by voters who fear it would lead to additional taxes in 1947, then the schools will stand an excellent chance of getting more funds from Lansing IT IS THE JUDGMENT of State Treasurer D Hale Brake, Republican nominee for reeleTJtion and president 3iof the MichitaiLJil8itucJLocal 5 Government, that adoption of the sales S tax amendment would lead to a 21,5 500,000 deficit for the first year of 5 operation of state government If the 270,000,000 veterans bonus t is also approved, the treasury deficit would be 39,114,000, Brake warns You cannot stop caring for the insane, running the prisons, paying oldage assistance, educate your veterans, and the thousandandone things state government is doing for the people of Michigan, he said People just wont stand for it Brake predicts more taxes, if the tax amendment carries ROBERT S FORD, DIRECTOR of the University of Michigans bureau of government, points out that school, benefits under the tax amendment J would depend on whether or not total local property tax levels stay at their present level of 71,500,000 for the entire state If these levies are reduced, as they may be in school districts, revenues for schools will not be increased as much by adoption of the amendments as is now anticipated Likewise, if the state should decide to impose ad ditional taxes to maintain existing j services, residents of school districts j would have to pay more taxes Ford also pointed out that the hope of financial gains for cities, villages and townships may turn out to be a mirage The state now returns all of the proceeds of the intangible tax and the new 10 per cent tax on liquor to cities, villages and townships, The combined yield amounts to 18,000,000 annually It is conceivable that the state legislature might amend the law to retain all of the proceeds of these two taxes for state purposes, he explains If so, the gains to local units would be almost entirely nullified Townships do not have the ritfht to pass laws prohibiting hunting the at torney general has ruled in the ease of Dearborn township s The UniversityHospital in Ann Arbor is in urgent need of additional employees who want per manent and steady work, lien, is an i opportuniy to do humanitarian work while receiving the many HH efita which University employment offers, such as j j Good Pay Liberal Vacations Pension Plan We are n particular noed XOvV ivi full time Nurses Aids Sick Leave Allowance Orderlies Serving Room Helpers Porters and Janitors and of hers Perhaps a,Share the Kideplai will solve your transportation problem Inquire about positions in lersonel Office, First Floor 01 EUGENE C KEYES for Lt Governor FREDERICK M ALGER, If for Sec of Stata EUGENE F BUCK for Attorney Generel Uncle Sum Says i lm I lit SIGLER FOR GOVERNOR Support Him Wfh These Able f n The Republican Party under the lead j ership of Kim Sigler offers you, the j voters of Michigan, clean, honest gov , ernment Kim Sigler, as Goyeraoiv will j be your protection against graft and corruption in state politics Elect him and the Republican ticket for the good of Michigan, yourself and your family, Go to the polls November 5 , jj VOTE REPUBLICAN LELAND W CARR for Supreme Court NonPertJun 4 All of us are discoverers in some fashion During the war millions of 4 my nieces and nephews made oe j of the most important discoveries concerning their fuure happiness that it is easy to save effectively Merely by setting aside a por tion of their current income each pay day for United States Savings Bonds, great numbers of yen are building backlogs for emergencies as well as lonrange objectives such as a new home, education for your children, and travel I S 7 reniury Uciittiiit AdvrtUmnt Fromwhere sit iy Joe Marsh On Playing the Fiddle Badly iBlVv THE DETROIT BUREAU of governmental research takes much the same view In an announcement December 9th, the bureau declares that the adoption of the tax diversion amendment will lead inevitably to more taxes As things now stand, the school lobby has been the most successful in the state, states the bureau report School aid distributed by the state has grown from 22 million in 1933, prior to the sales tax, to 50 million three years ago and close to 64 million last year In 1941 basic grants to schools were 41 millions This year they are 60 millions Fundamentally, in the opinion of the bureau, the amendment is unsound be J cause it violates the fundamental A favorite recreation In oar town is getting together in one or anothers home and making music Theres somebody at the piano a guitar a fiddle player and Molly Birtles even has a harp What comes out isnt the beat music in the whole world In fact, a lot of it is downright bad But nobody even thinks to question or to criticize Because the spirit of harmony is thereharmony between folks who like each others company, who enjoy the himple, homey atmosphere with nothing more exciting thi old songs, and a glass of moderate j beer or cider From where I sit, its a h more important to be a poor fiddle player, than not to play at More important to be a part of thej American scenewith its comma nity music, home entertainment friendly glass of beer than , hold out for professional perfeej tlon Besides, I like to play tbe fiddleeven badly Sr MGSTER arr VOTE ottyivuZ 4 fVi Copyright, 1946, UUuu 6tutcs Brewers Foundation 1 CraeHiatf of Cornell College and Harvard Law School 2 Served 21 Months in Infantry in World War 1 aXwyer 22 Years Farley Elliott, 4 Circuit Court Commissioner for 10 years f Operates Cultivated Blueberry Farm in Forest Township 6 Former President Flint Council of Churches STATE OF MiUliUAN lite Probate Court tor the County f Livingston STATE Ot MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County Livington At a session of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City of At a session of siu Court, held at r u, ,, c ,,, r, i , , i Lowell in said County the Probate of ficeM in the City ol City of Howell in saki County,on the 7th day of October, A D 1946 Present,Honorable Willis LLj Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate ef Worden CHendee, sometimes known STATE OF MICHIGAN Th Probate Court for the County of Livingston , , At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of on the 26th j Howell in said County on the IIUL day of September, A D, lJ4C day of October A D, 1946, I Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Present Honorable Willis L Lyons, Juge of Probate in the Matter of the Estate of Ida Mae Mowers, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the and sound principle that responsibility as Wert C Hendee, Deceased timc for preontotion of claim 7 L u IDUJ u ft J uaiinst d estate should be limited, for raismg money should accompany Rose C Hendee havmg filed her , be the spending of it That principle is J petition, praying that an instrument o bedrock in responsible government CARD OF THANKS fids adertiseejaewt eotrfcrftwted by CLUB, the ELLIOTT FOR Stevens, Treas CGNUKESS We wish to express our most sfeV cere gratitude toBev McLocaJ,K Allard, P H and Don Swartbout, Ora Haines,Mrs Florence Baughn A the many friends and neighbors who by their thoughts and kindness help ed so much during the illness and death of ojtr beloved Zena Ruth Jones Mrand MrsEdmund Haines Leonard Jcses Mr and Mrs Douglas Joseph Piosnsaet Mrs Arthur Skinner and SWrteyCurd, to filed in said Court be admitted Probate as the last will and ment of said deceased and that administration of said estate be granted to Rose CHendee, or some other suitable prson It is Ordered, That the 28th day of October AD, 1946, at ten oclock a m at said Probate Office is hew by appointed for hearing said pet ition It is Further Ordered, That public otke thereof be given by publication r a copy of this oMev for thrrf said t ta anS anJ demands against said I deceased by and pefore said Court It is Ordered,That all of the cred itors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court on r 4efore the 9th day of December, i D, 1946 it ten oclook in the forenoon, at sak Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examination and adjust ment of all claims and demands against said deceased It is Further Ordered that publk notie thereof be given by publica tion of a copy of this order Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Bessie L Smith, Insane W Marshall Smith having filed in said Court has 12th, 13th, 14th and loth accounts as Guardian of said estate, and his petition praying for the allowance thereof It is Orderde That the 4th day of November A D, 1945 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said accounts It is Further Ordered , That Public notice thereof be given by pafclication of a copy of this order for three successive weeks previous ts said day of hearing, in the Pinctawgr Dispatch, a newspaper printed circulated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of A true Copy Celestia ParshalLRegisteer of c lm MM tejeeeasive week previous to day of frrmr Piocknev Pis1 h fr for three successive jtteh, a newspaper printed and clprevkUg iay of hearng, ial Charles Smoyer and wife ealated in said Covnty 1 pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper I Smoyer and wife of Willis L Lytiis, Judge of Probate 1 CUTiate4 in said county A true copy , J WUlis L Lyoas, I B efHPnW spMA tBBttV f Pribatt tended the ArsayNswymmmjmmmmm yf NOTICE i i ii i will receive scaled bids on the Ida Mae Mow i r two family house in Pinckney X M McLucat, Adm 406 East Grand River Brighton i i FOR CONGRESS 6th District Livingston, Ingham, Genesee RETURN KEIUULICAN A Representative of the People, an Legislation and a Firm Believer in the Form of Government Mr iterpri Karnest Student of Congressional tuity of our Constitutional lerpc1 UEfcLfcCT my Thorber Cornell State Representative SHIAWASSEE LIVINGSTON DISTRICT 2nd Term Expsrtaiced, Reliable Deserving LOCAL NEWS Mark Nash and family spent Sun day with relatives in Howell i Louis Coylevisited Reverend Father i Coyle in Jackson Sunday J Mrs Norma Merrill and daughter, J Janice, of Webster, spent Wednesday with Mrs Nettie Vaughn j Doc Marvin Bruff is now agricul tural research man for Edward Spears, Jr John Schwash and son of RosevilU 1 spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Jesse i Henry Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman and daughter spent the weekend in De troit Mrs Alta Meyer is taking an agricultural course at Ypsilanti State Normal College Mrs Ruth Ritter and sons of Whitmore Lake spent Sunday at the W J Nash home Mrs Raymonda Ledwidge and daughter were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs Ben Palmer and Mrs Addie Palmer of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herbert Palmer Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs W C Wylie in Dexter The Nelson Treaster family of Ann Arbor called at the John Hell home Saturday Mr and Mrs Rex Nogglp of Ann Arbor spent the weekend at the Frank Aberdeen home Joe Basydlo and family spert Sunday in Detroit celebrating his orother, Victors, birthday Mrs C J Clinton spent last Wednesday with Mrs John Ruttinan m Marion celebrating Johnnie ClintonV birthday, Roy Teepleand wife of BrigiiU were guests of Mrs Villa Richard Sunday night Mrs Lessie Farrington and son oA EarjuingtoH and Lyk Farrington an wife of Parkers Corners were Sunda guests at the Robert Pike home ii Misses Nellie Ciardmr and Far nie Monks and ye editor called o M T Kelly at the Mich it, Sanitarium, Sunday Mesdames WH Meyer, u Lam and Mae Daller attended tl County Eastern Star ConveiiUoj Ferndale Friday Dorothy Parker, Muriel Riad Ail Lee Ware and Ross 1 nmV i palmer and Jack Haines were ho i from Michigan State Coiej,v uiii Sunday David Aberdeen, Jim Meyer ai Neil Baiighn went to Soulh Lyoi last week Monday wilh the Ann Ai bor DeMolay and helped corner c degree, Weekend guests at the Lester McAfee home were John Adams, USN, of California, Omar Cass and wife of Detroit Weekend guests at the R J Carr home were Mr and Mrs Ollie Allbright of Oak Grove, Wayne Carr and family and Marjory McCracken of Detroit Gainesville, Georgia, Friday, where he was called by the death of his sister Mi Clifford Van Horn, who underwent an operation at McPherson Hospital in Howell last week is staying week at the Joe Van Horn home in Howell for a week Mi Jack Borton, Mrs Harry Leej Mrs Mark Holmes and Mrs William Bayt s of Lakeland, Mrs Ralph Glenn of degory, Mrs Mae Dollar, Mrs Lulu Lamb and Mrs Sadie Read and Mrs Viola Read attended the Kings Daughters Convention in Flint last a iX MARK I AGE LICENSES Richard Haskell, 25, Webberville, Betty Draper 21, Fowlerville Robjert Simpson, 24, Howell, Francis Outwater, 20, Howell James Mulvaney, 24, Webberville, Veatrice Knoposki, 17, Fowlerville Gilbert Rossilery 21, Fowlerville, iThelma Grostic, 21, Fowlerville Vincent Weinswinger , 21, New Hudson, LcUie Szazubelek, 21, Brighton John Martin and wife were in Ann Arbor Thursday John Martin and wife attended the Mich Milk Producers meeting ati Mason Tuesday as delegate from the Stockbridge local f IT ALL ADDS UP TC MORE tfLo i eel X V t iHi iJiwMtnvtnnm V Ixi Michigan Bell central offices, men are busy installing, enough telephone equipment this year to serve 100,000 additional lines, many of them for new customers in rural areas 3 Vwit1 4s i M I 4 Bringing wires from the road to the house U one of the last steps in the telephone installation job Its a commonplace scene throughout Michigan today Michigan Bell is now installing telephones in the rural areas it serves at a rate of about 2,000 a month i lore than 6,000 miles of wire have been added 1 1 rir cection this year These wirer join with wable ieruinof to the nearest central office and rau be sjiieed carefully in order that your Lckpinne will work properly 35 ia3Wf After a rural telephone line leaves tbz cble, it travel on biV, croscarms bolted to the povs Willi the rural lines its building, Mic higan Bell will use cboiit 100,000 crossarms on s me 60,000 new poles this year 5Serving abou 98,000 customers in rural areas nowmore than twice as many as in 1941 Michigan Bell is making real progress in extending and improving its rural telephone service, particularly in view of the many material shortages which hamper the job MICHIGAN BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY Oil RURAL EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMCMT PROGRAM MEANS JOB FOR THOUSANO D A N CE AT THE GREGORY TOWN HALL MUSIC BY SANDERS ORCHESTRA I J CARD OF THANKS f n LWish to thank Fire i Ed Parker and the young men of Pinck1 ny and vicinity whose prompt action saved the young timber in my woods las Friday night by loss by fire John Martin LfcrUBLiQAN CANDIDATE FOR Loren Basse it for Sheriff AT ELECTION NOV S Vsmr Vol WiU Be Appreciated HOCKIE SERVICE Mobil Gas Etc Be Ready for Wtnler SuperPyroAnti Freeze 1,00 a Gallon Sat Oct 26 uc t ion j I will sell ihe following personal property at pubk auction at the ves liems farm 2 r,ilc, south of Pinckney on i October 25th 2 Horses Starts at 100 P, M Oliver Tractor on rubber j 21 Head tjf Holstein Cattle 20 Feeding Lambs 2 Pigs, wt 0 lbs each TERMS CASH Plows, Drill, Disc, Draffs, Spreader, Cultipscker etc OTfSf A M, TO 11 P M MAIM fT md OEXTEft ROADS HMCKMEY FBNNEtts SERVICE I Arthur Myer OtEM Tstt A ML TO tat P M W W OTEM 70 A ML TO M ML wiCE and WN, Afcti Iflroa V PINCKJMtY DISPATCH Wcdnctdby, Oct 23 1946 PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at Poetoffice Mich Snbocriptieu L2t a Paid la Adtanra PAIA w, owLnrrauann School Dr George Mann of Detroit has opened another office in Belleville j Mr and Mrs Russell Buck nor of Chubba Corners are visiting in north i em Michigan j Mr and Mrs M J Reason and Mrs Helen Reynolds were in Delo Friday Mr and Mrs Max Reynolds had as Sunday guests Merwin Campbell and family and Mr and Mrs James Hall and family of Plainfield Norman Miller and Bill Baughn leave this week on a hunting trip to , Douglas Lake, in northern Michigan, j Mis Rose Howard and Miss Eva f Melvin spent Saturday with Mrand Mrs Robert Grainger in Lansing Miss Eva Melvin attended th1 , M E A meeting in Lansing last Thursday and Friday Ona Campbell annd family spent Sunday at the Fred Campbell home in Ann Arbor Murray Kennedy and family moved into the Leland house Monday Paris Carver and wife ,f Rossiord Ohio spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Carver Mrs Virginia Carver and Betty Seefeld were dinner guests of Mis Gene Merrill in Ypsilanti one day last week Mr and Mrs Francis Krupa of Detroit and Mrs, Kunice Schuchart of Howell called at the William Shehan home Sunday Mr and s M J, Reason and Mrs Mable Slydam were in Jackson Wednesday lr Suydam remained the,re until Sunday Arthur Myer who has been working Mrs Alma Harrises farm, has bought the Frank VanSickel farm jtj near Plainfield and will move there Suppl CORY DRUG STORE Mw Alive Farm Animals Collected Promptly H Modern Equipment Capable Men L PARKER, Aent Phone 88, Pinckney 1 h FASTEST Dad Stock Hervice in Michigan Central Dead 5 took Co 4iHimii0iuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiairiifiiiiiiiiuiiiMiuuiiiigitiiiimtitiiiiiiitiiiitiyiiiiM F C Reukhoff Sr j r HOMES FOR WILL PASS FOR G of Mrs, Green Weltna Vail I were Geo Stark of w i f e aiu OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST CRND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 Raidac 613 MHMimmtlHHHtHtlHiHH IIWtHniHUJtlUIHHIIIllHHm Sunday gue i Miss Je SALE I Green and wife Miss Mae gi l LUAN,In ,vcl d iliinv Palmer ofVh1001 hme 4 miloutI1 ol Detroit 5 j 01 mignton on good road, Automatic While on his way home from Howell hot water, oil heat, 700oJJeaUiul I furnishings sold at sucrifi, at tvi rMc cost j Five room home, hardwood fl S ifely furnished near Brighton 5 plastered I a 9 LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Kendee walls, natural fiieplace good road, 630, 2000 down Four room home on east shore of Buck Lake near Hrmburg, larger than ordinary, newly built, Jiot air furnace, full basement, 2 lake front Jots 2 ear garage, all in condition, 50u, toryis nicely furnished inside and out, 2 Lake near Brightonall large rooms, lake front lotsAn ekta value 4000 terms J H HAYNER, Broker Hamburg,MiehPhone Brighton 3670 Hubert liead and family spent Sat M Stefe has sold his new house urday in Detroit on Dexter Koad to Ypsilanti parties Mr and Mrs George Mftibon, Jr, Frank Peters and wife of Jackson were in Stockhridge Sunday i spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M, Harold Wyds Mr and Mrs William Shehan spent 1 Head bottom, ide up in the ditch, Sunday wiih Mr and Mrs Roche She j Rollie Singerandfamilywill move north of the Grainger farm on tho J han in Ann Arbor from the Metuley storo to the honae oorN Howell Road He escaped serious in F,tllk Mercer and son, Jack, of 011 lhl lKjSon farm, ghton or jury i,,ltl,uMt, UU y W 1 I famy nd Mrs Joe Griffith and P W Curlett at tended a meeting of Howell IoJcc, j Dr Frank Mercer and son, Jack, of 1 Fontiac, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Mercer I lioni to iptain and Mrs Thomas i Young Margaret Curlett of 1 aw ton, Oklahoma, on October lJth, a daughter il v was home from St excellent A Hi i llM pi c k end Si JO , I DouIu nvci 1 tctii fedwige from Hospital, Ann Arbor Hummer and family cxI Basil White and wife, of Howell , called at the Ben White home Sunday j Mr and Mrs Ben White were Sun day dinner ruests of Mr j Norm White and Mrs No 3D, F A M, last Wednesday night and put on the illustrated lecture theMichigan Masonic Home Private Pat Jeffreys called op his parents, Mr and Mrs William Jeffreys from Alerdeen, Maryland, Sun day He bar een ins Ledwidge, Don 3 ,4 pert to si ly here until January 1st and lie will work at Dexter until he iies his course at Oklahoma UniAlnn Glen Wiseman, aire 41 mos i v dty was baptised by Rev Kenneth B j Sunday gusts of Mr and Mrs Lee Morris at St Stephens Episcopal Lavey w re Joe Met an cburdh at Hamburg Sunday, Oct 20 j Howell, 1 any Lavey and Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Wayne J Detroit an Wiseman, his grandfather, James Kdna Reason and Ltsota, spent the willend in St Louis, Michigan Mrs Mary Singer and sons expect to move into the Sollman bouse on Soill Mill Street, which they recently the purrharcd, in about three weeks Rurns, and also there Maynard Clark, who ai Dewolfe and Elsie DeWoift wife of wife of Mr and Mrs Howard OBrien snd family and Mrs S O Brien of jJunker Hill Dead and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hog, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HO WEI X 4SO WE UY H5DES AND CALFSKINS EARLY ftlORhiMG CALLS RECEl VE 1HE BEST SERVICE Rosemary Schosser and Muriel Red attended the Michigan Northwe ein football game in Ann Arbor SiJndav j i rs Kitsey Dinkel and daughter, Alberta, were in Lansing Thursday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Ann Arbor Friday 1 he Misses Virginia Linstead and Bern ice Lamont are working in the oflice of the Moran Company, who have taken over the Rogers Motor tactory j Bath 100m and kitchen wall tile make b autiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Let us give you en estimate with F H A terms Davis I Davis, Phone 370 108 j W Grand River, Howell I O F HALL, HAMBURG EVERT EAT NIGHT STAKTUHG ,4 m fiMTOlJI MAAS PARTY PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRI NOV 22 Turkeys, Ducks Chickens MiiMiiiiiumiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuifliiHi ifirst National Bank Under Federal Superriuon f Meiuiier Federal Depoei auraace Corporatioa Ail Da S Z poeite aard p t 50G0 S Ack Deai a 5 T 1 i N mjomLv r ntickaey V W W 73 mtmmmm wMP m ML , eai MORE THAN A SEVEN LETTER WORD No matter how many feet cross our threshold the Welcome on our doer mat wi rever wear out Making you feel at home here has always been part and parcel of our idea as to how a back should serve its customer Wed be poor businessmen if we ever abandoned it, but there is a difference between a welcome thats spoken merely with the lips and one that springs from the beart Anyone can tell the difference between the two Its a real old fashioned warm hearted wai come that you can expect to re ceive when you do with us If it doesnt up to your exneetaticos, wd certainly appreciate year tatting us about it, for that jfca only way we can keep ur flaw dard of aerrice high Stop ai and see what we mean Wt HAVE APLfc AVAILABIE FOR LOAK8 RRAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL AT 5 ,5 I v 1 T V r SS Wedaegckj, Qcl 23 1946 Now in Stock 1 24 iEEL FURNACE I GEHL STOKER 1 ROCKLaN PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE STATIONARY TUBS AND FITTINGS Classified L w ant Ad iOK SALEWinter Eating potatoes 1 hauteu in less than 2 weeks, get tyoas now Millard VVtltbe inone 7SF4, Vinckney , i VVAU KfN Liood fiiouse of Patttr oon Lake i uuU, Call 471 on fiiat uiuay, HARDWARE BOYDELL iMMISVAMUStEUtmS MAO 111 ITKIT 4M CIMtHtlW ioe, burns wood or coal uieun Kngslcy, Chubb Corners door, 1 sink, 1 bed and springs, iZ gal steel tank, will hold 180 ib of I air pieUureset of stairs 12 ft long Jno egg incubator Frank Plasko ILOTrurse containing billfold and ration book Finder keep money lor return ng Marilyn Fauser itwuLDujitiwi lor service s,ui, ion in village of Pinckney Good opportunity See Don Maycock or fpho Howell 2774M iFt VLE2 burner laundry stove, y new, with pipe 700, 10 I LEE LAVEY We are now doing Cust om Grinding Farmer s Feed Supply f, 5 PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLM, , I barrel shot gun 2000 West Main St, Pinckney ANTED TO UUYChickens of all kinds, also ducks Will pay Detroit prices iC H Lloyd i 11 Cedar Lake Kd Phone iaP2 LISlmCiS WANTED I have prospects who wish to buy property in Pjnckney and surround ing vicinity Would appreciate your listintfs Fred J Teeple, Realtor Phone 675, Howe1 WAITED Paner or alMrinda, Iron Raga Copper Harry Frisk FOR ALEJNew 22 inch aH steel fur I mice Clifford Chamber FOR SALE Round Oak heating stove, 1 inch, hard ccal stoveK1 ker1 osent heating stove J H Hooker WAN TF D CHICKKW5 Honest prcea paid for al kind of noultr Tyler Brogan Howell, Mich Helena elusive in Howell STATE OP The Ore CMM for Liviagt at Orelto ef Pnahcalioa Gerald Tiea, Plaintiff, va MAJ Yu Tien Defendant Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County oX Livingston in chancery, at the City of HoweU,Mkhtgan on September 3, 1946 in this cause it appearing from the sworn bill of compliant on file m this court and cause, that the defendant, May Yu Tien is a nonresident ol the State of Michigan, and resides at 15 Shang No Chieh, Wuhsueh, tiupeh, China, oo Ching Shan Lu On motion of VanWinkle VanWinkle, attorneys for plaintiff,it is ordered that said non resident defendant, May Yu Tien, cause her appearance o be ented herein within three months from Che date of this order,and thtt in case oT her appearance she cause her answer to plaintiffs bill of compliant to be filed and a copy thereof served on the at torneys for vlaintiff within fifteen days after service on said nan resi dent defendant , May Yu Tien, of a copy of said bill and notice of this order And that in default, thereof said bill be taken as confessed by said non resident defendant, Ma Yu Tien It is further Ordered, that the Pla rtiffs cause this orur to be published within forty days from this date hereof in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston,State of Michigan, once in each woek for at least six successive weeks or that he cause a copy of this order to be personally served on said non resident defendant at least 20 days before the time for her appearance Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissionr Livingston County, Michigan VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell Michigan I PRtFESSIONAL 6MNER W VmWmkW ft VaaWiakfo , Den W VaWlkfe Caere K veaWta U0 iattl00am Attorney, at 4 I t , Stat i Setevaa to ia ta OIL Or SL MtGLUSKEY DENTIST 111 R I I CEMETERY MEMORIAL J L, ARNET 4 SON Office 93S Reaiefeace 614 HAROLD a CHUBB Hawaii, Mkaigaa loaumeata Mar hate MARION BEAUTY SHOP, SPECIALIZING IN FERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACHINELESS AUSO COLD WAVES Phone u MARION JAXVlS0aer P MARTiN J LAVAN 13 Sitae eWaif PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phoae 3F11 Piacka Mieaigaa HERB SNELD 13 307M1 Oread H4 Hewett Real tete, li City LAke wmd F A lUl You Prtqert With Urn SK AVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pooee W43 Pinckftw Michigan 136F6 mm Statt LlCMM RepairOi 8717 tkoiU Drfrt Rusk Lake PHSWARTHOUT A SON FUNERAL HOMv liodrtk Bquipneat AmkuUoce Serviee Pkoe 39 rHMkaey, Mleklir SEPTIC TANKS St POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLFNEL HOrEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 441 ANN ARBOR CESS prescribed We are puincr R5c for croan brought to our door Watson OLeary DP ivy, Howoll Rubinstein Cosmetic ex Livingston County at FOR SALGrey leather bahy can Ruths Shop tor W oniea , ,rp fa now also iicatinj stove Phone 101 lohn Cologne, 506 Mowers Road FOR SALEiSlabwooa Buy No I Thurson Lumber Cot, Phon v44 lloavell, Mich 1 WANTED Interior Decorating, eith er bruh or spray painting, no paper landing, small carpenter jobs Din VanSlambrook, Phone 4TFS I i UK sWiitiniun u room modern liousc with basemeiit and water frontage 375 West Main Street Pinckney, Mich , Housewives 8 AV E YOUR WASTE FATS f The United States Government Needs them for EXPLOSIVES FOR SALE Porcelain top kftchen cabinet, dresser, rocking ohuir, rug, dishes and cooking utensels Lucius Doyle, Phone 12rOR SALE 4 can milk cooler, 15 gallon electric automatic electiu water heater, shallow well water system, Hammer Mill Lawn Mower, rubber tires Elmers Garage Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALE All wool white Mexican Jacket size 15,never worn, price 20 Mrs Lloyd Hendee iOR SALEKalamazoo heating stove burns coal or wood, excellent shape Emery Heynal , 124 Tiplady Rd FOR SALECoal and wood cook tove,also base burnerMark Matdson Phone Brighton 2W2 MICH SEPTIC KNED Leave Tliem this Store FOR SALE Cement blocks Quality Block Co, Oak Grove, Mich FOR SALE Leghorn hens and fryers alive, or dresed Fred Saymour, 463 Rush Lake Rd WANTEIWaitress for full time Dixie Restaurant, Main and Pean Sts, Pinckney FOR SALE 1936 Ford, 1039 Plymouth Both in Good condition See Bob Vedder, phone 39F3,Pinckney FOR SALESand colored herringr bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 for 10 Phone Pinckney 63 FOR SALEElectric pump Call on Sunday at 6080 West M36 HOUSEWIFE t Ambitious housewife to be trained for local business directly from her home Flexible hours, average earnings 200 an hour, Foi interview write Box 108, Pinckney, iRock broilers Josn Burg, phone 58F21 FOR SiALECejnent 11 locks I T Block Products 1900 Beardsley Rd, Pinckney LILSTBlack long haired dog with vhU heast in vicinity of Tiplady Portage Lake Roads Reward for return Ben Tomlin WANTED TO DO Interior and ex,U4U i none i J4Ftf, ciowaJL OH SALW liarn, 30 x 70, goou minion, luia Li, , tacabie, iio wUKlv WiViSiU Boy, 17, deairey uiu Is nut returning to scnooi none ciiil1, IincKney FOR SALE Chev Pickup William Brash ,ua SALEElectrit stove, partment ue, H hunier,orau new iiiUsel meyer Phone 88F2 I iv AiiiCirculating heatei it ouws coal or wood Wra, Kenneay 409 Putnam St We have been buying cream in Howell for 35 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 85c for cream brought to the Watson OLeary Dairy, Howell, Mich CESS POOLS A TANKS CLL , 24 Hour Service All Contents Haul d vay Inspection Free Moder Equipment Phone South Lyon 9811 Rea 5031 WALTER DUNCAN 80UTH LYON, MICH CLAUDE F, K1RSCHXE General Contractor and Builder 251 Portage St Pinckney,Mich f 666 sOU PREPARIATIOWS LIQUID TABLETS, SALVESNOSE DROPS Us nly As Directed CORY DRUG STORE SEPTICTTfcTAnd CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East jaffercon Street DANBURKETT Phone 6292 Am Arbor, Mick, FOR REFRIGERATION CALLSERV1CE COMMERCIAL NATION Du AL REFRIGERATION PHONE 13S F O WANTEDYoung lady of 20 sires FOOT ODOR GERM Hr,W TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back F O is a fermentation Kill this germ, you kill the jodor Get this POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRENGTH for FO, any kind of work except housework, Mweaty or jtchingfeet Locally at M I a I law Vr IIP 1 If 6lBi W9 in or near Tinckney Phone 5F2 For Sale FOB SALEA green coat trimmed with hir for a girL It has never been worn See Mrs Charles Sherman at Dillingham farm CORY DRUG STORE, Pinckney, Mich ItU 1 SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WEST1NGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH FISCH SAVE HON EY Ftseh Else AppC 80S i34, 1 Mile ef U S23 tmm 3MI Whitmu I Irejicfc McPberson State Bank DECONTROL As of October 15, VH6 the OPA restrictions on meat are released The public reaction to this move will undoubtedly influence how soon controls on other items will fotow Confusion of views on price treads is prevalent , but that there is no doubt that anyincrese iq supply of meat will sou bring price to a nor mal range Simple economics tett us that feet A Savings Account can be a valuable asset in helping to weather a doubt that any Increase in supply of factors in industry are NiiMing up Whether it is large or small it will help procure the goods we all have waited for and needed during the war years 0 OPEN itflwti St Ink TOUlXGeTs MEATS At Money ee lean at totem paid on Savings Been and Time Cttficate of fr 3 Clarks howell Laundry MP DCUVEE V 1 t fr Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 23, 1946 Description An account of the resource October 23, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-10-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/17faa460ba29ea060e55bba48cbc1395.pdf 052c2e4da2c6e14d562724ccee85b912 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. mm V ispntcfi 1946 NO 44 4 It V i m M Favors Sales FosterGardner Tax Split Wedding Beldj SWfte in Well Altnai to Hein hef Jayc FoMw mmd Foster Are OUR DEMOCRACY by Hay iteheoU aye 8apt Hafttoek Michigan can wall afford to helfc the schools by esacttaff Proposal at the Election Nov 6 is the opinion of Earl tiancock head of the Grand Have ataool and oheiraan of the MSA legislative ceauafcaion The state treasury had a surplus and balances of 136,000,000 June 3u,l4b which is more than the total Ul sales tax and use tax collections were the past year Returning part of this might aoid a further increase in local taxes he said There is a surplus of 21,582,3666 which is not earmarked in addition to this the earmarked funds are as follows 50,000,000 Veterans Re lief 11,43,48, State Highway 27,7881,094 Uncompleted Buildings and Improvements 14,417,250 in tile Primary Fund The Liquor Revolving Fund totals 11,656,930, This and the 5 major items total more than 136,000,000 ed 100,000,000 in the past 4 years Salees tax collections this year during July, August and Septincreased 4886 percent over the same period last year The sales tax is oniy40 percnt of the states revenueMichi gan tax collections last fiscal year Married at Chelsea Saturday Night Miss Joyce Foster of Chelsea and Russeil Gardner son of Mrs C Kasenchuk of Chelsea and Wm B Gardner of Pinckney were married in ceremony at the Chelsea Methodist church at 8 oclock Saturday night RevMajor officiated in a chancel de corated with baskets of chrysanthums with cahdelbraa flanking tno altar Before the ceremony Mia A Palmer sang asolo v th amle at the organ who also played the Lohengrin wedding march The bride who was given in marriage by her brother, LaVern, wore a gown of white sheer net fashioned with an embroidered net bodice with a keyhole neckline, long pointed sleeves and a peplum The skirt WSB plain sheer and ended in a trainThe double fingertip veil was held by a Queen Anne headdress, edged with with tiny orange blossoms She curried a white Bible with a white TheOWMWPbnd re OLD Mitt oo upturn Tne SMAU rgAM3 THAT TRICKUtO INTO IT BUIUT UP A S58RVOm 30 THAT tVMMfR OR WINTgRTHER WAS UiCgNT POWfRTOTURMTHg WHEEL ANO GRIND TMB NffftQfP MEAL ANO FLOUR Michigan state surpluses have mcreaj orchJd amJ with atrearaerg of white were 304, 118, 03U, Liquor taxes bridesmaids, Virginia Spaulding satin ribbon, tied with clusters of bouvaridia The maid of honor, Esther Hiemenschneider, wore a floorlength gown of aqua taffeta and net with a sweetheart neckline arid matching headress of matching flowers The were 24 million and gas and weight taxes 57,365, 889 In other words the state receives and spends 60 per cents more than it receives from the tax collections x Circuit Court News After being on trial all day Wednesday and part of Thursday, the jury case of Leon and Esther Meabon vs James White, National Surety Company and the Pinckney Tavern was settled out of court The Mea bonB sought damages from the plaintiffs While riding on their motorcycle Labor Day, 1045, they were struck by a car alleged to have been driven by White on the HoweliPinck ami Madelyn Rose, wore pink and blue sheer net and carried cascde quets of button mums and carnat iona with matching heaaress,Nncnuei Foster, nephew of the bride was ring bearer and Patricia Foster, flower girl Lionel Parkin of Grosso Pointe was best man and Fritz Gardner and Wm VanRiper, ushers A reception was held in the church parlors with Leota Kohsman anu Rhea Clark as hostesses and Betty Lee Foster in charge of the guest bookThe lace covered table was cen tered with a 4 tier wedding cake with bowls of mums and snapdragons and twin candle holders The uridess moher wore black and the grooms mother black and white Jersey and carried pink carnations 52 PROM SMALL STREAMS O SAVINGS MONEY PUT AWAY IN VICTORY BONDS, LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVING5 ACCOUNTSWe BUILD UP FINANCIAL RESERVOIRS TAT WILL SERVE OUK PUTURB NEEDSAND AT THE SAME TIME, HELP KEEP THE WHEELS OF V MPYTIT J , , , j The young couple will live in Ann ney Road A numberof local people Arbor after they return from a wedd were witnesses, including Cecil Wilson and wife, Carl McCulley and Ori ille Amburgey, 1MJ1 Other cases heard were as follows ing trip to California HALLOWEEN PARTY Plans are complete for the Comm George Hays pleaded guilty to druiiKJunity Halloween party on the eve of rnness and will be sentenced Decem ber 9th Charles Smith pleaded guilty i Oct il Everyone is urged to come in costume 2 prizees will he given to a larceny charge and sentence was 0 comic, most grotestque and suspended He had already been inibttSt characterization The parade ls jaJ M months Raymond Wiles got on the athletic field at 345 where 8 u 14years in Jackson prison forLi,c ,arildtJ w,n be a,,li thc costumes forgery Howard Stearns pleaded j dThe lenders are above 8th , it i i gra c Howard lhayer Juniors,Care guilty to rape and will hesentenced JV December 0th Thomas Disbrow plead , , flr the fiSi cidp and gujlty to an indancy charge and was leg served t, put on probation and fined 20 Lloyd,,,, ,,, ryjii an Bteams and Richard Franks, charged with breaking and entering, will be sentenced December 0th after pleading guilty to the charge tiie prints v u will be dancing SCANDAL COLUMN Why in K, j going to A AA quiet title decree was given to it a blonde Henry Montgomery vs Elisha Smith, j Who does A A want to go with The following divorces were grant1 Friday nite ed Junior vs Barbara Kidd, Virgi W JJ and E N are getting along nia vs Louis Boyce, Alberta vs Stan, ley Gooldy, Rose vs Raymond Wiles J A crazy about What 2 soph girls want to go stag Nov 1 B H and liP Thomas vs Ruth Collacott, and Louise vs Theron Warren Robert Viael was ordered to pay up20d in back alimony Wednesday Nov 6, the suit of the Village of Pinckney vs W HMeyer, is set for triaL The village seeks iHc ellowsf I hear E A and JH are getting a telephone Is M W going to be true to PT girl from Detroit Is M W going to be tffc4 to PT Who is V taking Novl What happen between M Z and to have the gas tanks under the side walk on Main SUBI front of the My j M b a CUwic over er garage removed VaoWinkle U nB w v iu , vJwiSSe represent the village and JJi St,U l,kc C r SOmc Usxun h Lamn, Meyer, , VVit oph irJ ri cej OES Installation Last Wednesday Iast Wednesday night a very beauiiul and impressive 1andlelighL initallation ceremony was held in the VIatonic Hall in the presence of over wo hundred persons The retiring officers and Mr and Mrs Mpwin Campbell, retiring Wor hy Patron and Worthy Matron, ipened the meeting Mis CnrnpUil ave her retiring speech and then resented her officers with a Leant ijiil giftvases to the women and hand i ought copper booiracks to the men er officers presented he witli a heau tul wool blanket The newlyelected officers wore then stalled Mrs Lola Lobdell was esirted to her station in the East as vorthy Matron by her mother, Mrs 1 Flintoff Her son, Jim, then pre ented her with a huge basket o owers The other officers were thei fistalled in order of their station thi itwlyelected officers were then giv n a welcome and Mrs Lobdell gave s ery appropriate acceptance speech, lifford Miller gave acceptance re iiarks A group of pupils from the eleventh rade then surprised Mrs Lobdell, A ho has been their teacher for sev ial years, by marching in and sing ng an original parody Lo tune of Doin What Comes Naturally then resented her with a beautiful pin and arring set Mr Wesley Reader also ang several beautiful songs during lie ceremony The Past Matrons Club, all dressed in colored formals, then made a heart and the president, Mrs Hazel Parker, escorted Eloyse Campbell to the cen ter of the heart where Mrs Dorothy Wilson gave her the Past Matrons piu, and she ws welcomed to the Past Matrons circle Guests were present from Pontiac, Pinckney Gridders Beat Manchester Friday Night, 137 Pinckney won from Manchester in night game there Eiiuay night, 13 to 7, but the score does not give an accurate picture of the game as Pinckney was at least four touchdowns better than Manchester The Pinckney team was the victim of over zealous re fere ing and were penalized over i 10 yards, drawing two fifteenyard 1 penalties in a row, once for holding Consequently a continuous drive for touchdowns was impossible Pinckney scored first in the second quarter when, after a march down the field was slowed Up by penalties, Meyer and Hums curried the ball, the former passing to Don Amburgey who received the oval and ran ten yards lir a touchdown Pinckney kept on threatening and cored again in the final quarter when, iiter a series of line days on one of which Joe Hums made 3U yards Jim Meyer hit the line for live yards ad a touchdown, lie also kicked goal for thc extra point, Manchester scored on a lucky pass in the final minutes of play They had backed Manchester up to their own sevenyard line, Cannon threw a tenyard pass to Wurster who cuught the Pinckney team by sur prise ami ran Uli yards for pay dirt, Wurster passed to Hough for the extra point Pinckney meets South Lyon here in a night game Friday night and ought to win handily South Iyon has not hud a team in four years and lucks experience Brighton heat them 47 to 0, Dexter IS1 to I, and llarlland 24 to li This should be a welcome break for Pinckney as they have had tough going all year Oilier scores here last week were Howell t, Charlotte i Uexter Jil, South yunM Brighton 12, North illo ii Fowlerville 1 i, liaiiville 0 Stockbridge 27, Okenuis li an i Milan i 111, Chelsea U , M KAL LLbCllUN INOUCfc eril ship c OMMEN II MAY0 CHLKwrt Rev ncis Murpny, p Jt Masses at S and 11 a m Noveriu Fridaj 2iU noon and 00 p mPreparation tor Holy Commun ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p m att Sunday r00 to 730 a ni Sunday, Nov 8, the 21st Sunday after Pentecost Virgil of All Saint Thursday 8 to 1 p m Musses Friday aGnd 8 Sat All Souls Day, masses 730 to 80U anl 8 to J p, m 3rd Aeek of 50th Novenna Among the intentions are Subinvention of living Mon, parishioners md benfactors Tues,the lat Mrs Barbara Kasten Wed,late MrsKost , I hereby given that a genrled ion will be held in tin Town of Putnam, County of JivingIton btntf of MiCliffii o , ji I tn1, vnlMHKK T, lai the Putnam Town Hall,Pimkney, for the purpoe of electing th loH o inu i ficcrs viz SJ Al I iovernorw Lieut nant, t,,,vernor, Secretary of State,Attor ney Cnerai Slate Treasiner, Auditor ienerai, ClNiltKSblJNAI A United Senator, Kepnvontative in iCongross il 1 IroecuLing Attorney, SheriffCounty Clork, County Treasurer, Register of lc, Drain Con missioncr, Coroner and urvxyor,u Legislative State Senator, IUpreentative in State Legislature Xon Partisan Hallott Justice of Supreme CourUfill vacancy,Circuit ourt ,ommisdoner, The once mighty empire of Henry Ford seems to be disentegratiug, His land holdings at one time must have run into the hundred thousand acres and huge experiments of every type wtrt being conducted by the company Now that he has retired and a grandson has takenover, every branch that does not relate directly to the manufacture of autos is being discontinued Henry Ford was a pioneer in the soy bean industry, planted many acres of them and used them in the making of paint, oils, etc This is being discontinued andthe soy bean processing plant he built at Saline has heen sold to the Soy Brans, Inc The company has also announced the abandoning of the small factories mak ing Ford parts and has the Sharon Mills, Cherry Hill, Hayden Mills and Ciarkstou plants up for sale, as wel as the unfinished Dexter phnt Their operations have been shifted to twelve other plants which the company will operate for the present Henry Ford in his prime envisaged a large chain of small plants operated by water power making auto parts The men employed in them would also be available for farm work, lie was not able to work out this plan completely but he must huve had around twentyfive such plalfls Th operation This plan has now in operation ieeu junkod fatowJkijThur Supreme Court Fri and Sat Holy Days Prayers are requested for the sick and recent le parted Justice of the on the following amCOM CONL CHURCH ft Alfred AHard, kiinittmr KrsFlorftc BaugfcvOrganist and Choi Director G M Thofnpaoa, 8 Supt Morning Worafcip 10 Sunday School , , 1146 Choir prmctf Wad Loyalty Sunday Niv 3,Financial canvass begins Family Night and potluck supper Nov 4 at 630 GOSPEI, MISSION itor , jutra fieace S S Supt Marvin Shre Morning Worahip , 10K Sunday School 104 Young Peoples Meeting 30 Evening Wonhta Prayer Sdrrlee, Wad SaM Itain Bergy is mentioned Does J B like M H or SK ne II letepaoae o n, Does R A like a Detroit girl or nounqes compietion f a 1150,000 b it still L C project to speed up Service to aad How are the cailors roming M, P frosu northern Michigan As a result i of new constoucion k now has 1 j Ona Cairipbel and familv and Sita circuits instelad of 0 and 9 more Kennedy were in Jackson Sunday ikon circuits between SUndisfc an4 Mr Aita Meyer and Ma Lola i rtre,it Ann A D Voat JSoancfa Hoavy trafic is an Lohdeil attended the O E S instatti f Am nhu nd ipatd frotn W to noon sad 7 to atio Bow Friday nizht HoweU A 1 luncheon was p nm w Mrs John Stock and Mrs iohn aua4s of wine 15 miles long Vaughn of Detroit were Friday viejt Jrtrung faetwoe Standi and Mr and Mrs John Dinkel Omvlwimx, 4 mm bw Stanj Ur and Mrs W Stickle, oe m4 Woet Bmmeh 4 t eotinu Foran and wile MUUe Newman and od on U St iUmtm , Al Figlia of Detroit ceiled on Mrs navy dischargee, and son of Mrand MiI, ,,,, J Com WUb Sunday Mrs Alex Chanyi of Putnam to msyETEM GHte MILL OPEW j A Mr Mooce and family of Mus,Sophia Bobon will take place at St Custom griiidin SmJUW fcegon catted ot the Dupatch offke Howell A delicious luncheon served iu the dining room WEDIMtttt IS SATUftDAY And to votx endments 1 Amendment to State Constitution limiting state control and participaation to certain internal in,provements 2Proposed Aimndment to Article X of the onstitution hy adding a new seeton to le known as No 23 to provide for the return of one perc nt of the state sales tax to be dividd among Citis, Villages, Town shis and schools and to provide for the continuance of annual school grant i Proposed Amendment to Article of the State Constitution hy add As wage and prices go up, the purchasing power of the dollar goes down The presentday dollar today will onl,, buy what sixtynine cent bought hack in 1141 It is expected to go down still farther as the OPA decontrol order causes prices to rise This is especially true of food At the present, time a person purchasing food can carry home fivedollars worth in u paper sack and not have much of a load at thaL The claim that re moval of the OPA wild level prices has not heen hoticknle as yeL Ham last week was selling for two dollars a pound iu Kansas City Steaks and pork choys are hofh quoted in advertisements in an Ann Arb r paper al ixf nine cm1 pm, ,t This 1 l he a vi oils circle with no mi, aeri v no raised on account e the increased cost of li ing and men prices were hoisted on account n higher wage paid section to stand as VILLAGE TAX NOTICE I wiM rceive taxes for Pincktoy illage at my home ewery Wedm duntil laithcr nouce M McKorie Tlie w4ding of Ernest Chanyi, a0 wniinn, fit Pinckney ing thereto a new Section 2J relative to payments for Wiiltary Service in World War HI 4 Shall the Township of Putnam be authorized to purchase lire Fjghtinp Kouipimnt no1 to evroed the value of TwHvo Thousand 12000 Oollaiv KLKCTKJX LAW, 1948, 3093,Seel n th d, of the lecvion t, pollivill oi IUNI ni 7 M lo fu the We can find no renon for Ihe sudJen vicious attack made on the Casidy I ake School fM Wayward Hoys, Istablishod in Watiiloo three years ajro This school was started to give youthful offenders sent to Ionia and farksou prison VMIOIII the authorities thought could he rehabilitated, another chance fh1 tile whole, we thought it, had worked out fairly well The committee of three senators charged the place with being dirty and ill kept, the hoys rebellious, lacking discipline, and that it wus the custom to handcuff th m to their beds The Pinckney team, as well as Dexter, Chelsea, Munitli and Stockbridge softhall teams, has played the Cassidy i ake hoys for several years Their relations have lecn most congenial, ami on their games at the lake their impcssion was that the place was well kept and the discipline good Captain iMiles, in charge of the camp, and Henry Prim, had of the vocational training school, machine shop practice, welding, etc, are taught here, have both been very courteous and obliging to visiting teams The Pinck iey team has never been shown any discourtesy by any Cassidy Lake player and the Pinckney boys enjoy these games The Detroit Times charges the blast was for the pur pose of getting GcrriJ Heyns, director of prisons When a new sevenmillion cubic foot natural gas well was brought in last wek on the McPherson farm forenoon and shall be continued open inside the Howell city limits, the peoiiitii X oclock in the evening and no longer Kvery qualified elector present and in line at the closing hor hall be allowed to vote Eleanor Ledwidge, Township Clerk jtar Mtanday eA J MM, 4, AI middeojTweeday, He m a nephew of the late BnmmVJfttnm l HandwrgAldec Carpenter, We vnte, Emma Vollmer spent , and filtering St Marys rectory SaUpday A reevery Toeaday and Friday, option wiM be held at the Bobon Otto Wagoner A Son Dexter home in the evening i Phone 4781 ittadk, mm, Una ,nd 4 I w witob 4vTm Tum HAIOWULH Dr IMMB fcia of jtor, Mrs Cfcra Kennedy and lamflyj rAAHUEM emu The witches cat was big and fat V Si AMHghtar T in mmk And oa a broomstick thereshe sat HIWm ffhom, Mr fUMk Mr OA4 Mrs On Haines and Mr,Nownbar 8 iafM ef the Detroit The hats were large and wry black n4ed th I demised to hrlajr about painies Their daws fek like a giant tack and Mini childbirth, bat medical acienoe still Goblins were rtatag everywhere Wackey Mid Jepoe reater t AlMbea SatwaayU leaking for, and hoping to find a And aoroe h long greasv hair, and wave 4iaer vm Mr and ipenteet 4e J B Lai actenee anal Contribnted hy the 6th Grade mm at rffce ftMrs Umm ffumihil ly, wrK a the suajeet the Aav 1 Weekhr, with thfe Swdays iKvnmhvt Zi iaaae of the LOOD DQMWLS WANTED I arol Beachey needs your hel and an nppeal is beirg made to give a little of your blood that she may live If interested report to Mrs Wilson at the school from 230 to 4 M p m Transportation will be ar ranged pie of this section envisage them selves as being in the center of a natural gas 6eld by which they would be able to heat their homes and cook at moderate cost It has 1600 pounds of pressure and when it was brought in hurled rocks 800 ft in the air A gas well was brought in there in 1936 bat later abandoned This year it was sunk to 3,897 quite deep for a uuge gas reservoir drillers are the who have atM feet which well and i Jere The Ttroen an MAJtIUAGC UCEMSES Russell Gardner, 4,Aiut Arhar, northuf, Joyce Foster, ID, Chelsea Richard rlydirectionaap iSlenu, 35, Howell, Thea EUsworth,Jin tins section 120, HoweUOSrnest Chanyil, rHockl There wW he a nance at the school ney Sophia Behon 1 laelvin SfJ Mr lUewaaU Mr Darn ifnOaaaai lCiianve naflat nt t treit FHdny night f m the foetbaU inpaaseaed by hp gmm , Wmmmmm A r1 f rJ w ir ararfw WBg MH9fW i aHBMunuiSHffiSHHHHPCentury, Thy Wre Extendible rri St, Nov 1, 2 OUR HEARTS ARE UKUWING UK A Comedy amrrinK J1ANA LYNN, BRIAN DONLEVY, UAlL KUbSfcLiCartoon Nw aun, Mon, Tue, Nov STRANGE LOVE OF MAR 1 HA IVERS A Dramatic Romance BAKbAKA SlAiNWtCKVANHtrLIN and UZABETH StOll Sun Show, 3 5,7,9 Thur,, Nov, 6 7 DoubU iaature TRUTH ABOUT MURDER An Action Drama MORGAN CUNWAY, HONITA UKAINV1LLL, Kit A IOKUAT Plus TEXAS JAMBOREE A Western with o EN CURTS, JEFF DONNELL GUINN WILLIAMS Coming Kid from ilrooKlyn,La to Wed Howell Theatre HOWFLL, MICH Tue, Wed, Thur, OTT 3M1 ,Nor VAN J0HIN3UN,tiJiHtK WILLIAM in EASY TO WED Nw I Comedy bat, Nov 2 Mat 2 r M fcUDE ALBERT, FAYE MARLOWtin KbNDLVOUS with ANNIE Ai80 SUNSET Caron in ALIAS BiLLlE THE KID4 witli SUNNY STEWAK1, TOM LONDON and GAIL PATRICK Cartoon 3rd Chapter Jungle 2ueen, Mat only Sun, Mon, Nov 3, 4 Sjln Mat 2 P M Cont BOYS RANCH with A KIE BUTCH JENKINS, JAMES CKAIG, GAIL PA1K1CK Nev Comedy Tue, Wed, Thur, Nov 5, ,G 7 COURAGE OF LASSIE In Technicolor with ELIZABETH TAYLOR, lRANK MORGAN, TOM DRAKI Cnimedy Nw, Neighboring News Parachuting from plane which crashed on US12 in Lima Center Wednesday, Albeit Sannes, student pilot of Ann Arbor, landed sately Mrs Myra Beach, J onion, 88, dean of women at the University of Michigan for twenty years, died at her home in Ann Arbor Thursday The Michigan Public Service Commission has ordered reductions total ing nearly 8,000,000 for eleiRil users of the Consumers Power Co At a special election last week, both Clinton ami Ttcumseh banned the sale I of liquor by the glass The vote at Clinton was yes Gy, no 230 Teeumseh yes iSH, no 54G The Ian Iantis store at Stockridge has been sold to Messrs Frank Newmann and Russell Bidwell, of Lansing Orin Young and wife of Stock bridge have bought the Kaiser laiulj ing at Patterson Lake Bert Parks of Stockbridge is again a patient at the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor The Reverend Joseph Robb, son of Mr ami Mrs Ross Robb of Fowlerville was ordained in Saint Marys Cathedral, Lansing, Saturday He said j his first mass at Saint Agnes Church, j Fowlerville, Sunday Fourteen hundred voters have registered in Handy Township since last May This is the biggest registration on record there i The marriage of Ull Bennett i Hamburg to Jane Dunn of that place is set for some time, in November The county road commissions of five counties met at Howell last week to draw up a plan for pensions of their employees j More than three hundredboys are enrolled in the fourteen Boy Seoul troops in Livingston County j Conservation Otliccr Jones and Ian Scullin of Oak Grove shot a iJpouml mule coyote in Deerfield Township last week Howell may have a company of National Guard Colonel Frank Millard of Flint is making a survey of this section for that purpose Notes of 25 Years Ago Married at Ann Arbor by The Reverend Arthur Stalker on October 2tli, Miss Norma Curlett of Pinckney to Ravmond Litchfield of Drxter They woe attended by Genevieve and Frwin Alley of Dexter The first number on the lecture course is November IUh It is the Copley Quintette The Ford sedan stolen from P If, and how many morof Thia page is framed by all 48 states Theyre aceuiate in outline but not in relative size Without peeking into Juniors geography book, find your own state first, Then see how many men you can identify Answers buried below Ten riJit means youre bright Twenty makes yoti an iioior student Thirty qualifies you as Secretary of States So what So the folks who own Americas fcusmessmanaged electric companies live in every one of these states They include a lot of your friends and neighborsand probably you, too How come W ell, several million Americans have invested their savings in electric companies directly Some L3 million more have invested in directlythrough ta inps bank accounts and life insurance policies Rano and insurance companies, entrusted wilh your funds, like to put em to work in sound utility securities As a result, almost every American family has a stake in the selfsupporting, taxpaying electric eompamGstkat provide moHefAmericas power Thanks largely to good busifiess management, the price of ciecLricity lias come down while other juices have gone way up and this country enjos the Lett electric service in the world LiUtn to the NEW ELECTRIC HOUR7 IIOJF OP CHARM Every Sunday afternoon, 30, Eastern Standard Tim, Station W JK ni 32 1ft Bpnofu ft aiIJ IK , wo r trmmro AT I, u P0I Jill, J OpiJOrJ i FN n si nx as w jf so ICO ktioit by the ntly has lioit poliie i cbarged Avon ineaire iiockbridge, Mich ,mAiM rKUivl KAlNbUvV VALLLlf in i iiiCdur A Musical Wuiteiii Marring MON LL tiALL, AulAi LivulH Plus BORN hOK IKUUbli A Mystery with VAN JOHhiUM, hAVL EMLRSON Sun, J Ue, MOV o, o in i echmcoior A Story ol thtOld West Starring EVELYN KEYtS and WJLLARD PARKER Nw,Cartoon, limberland Athlete Sujiithout in been recoverei ami two Italians are in with its theft Mrs, Adah Sprout has an nucti sale advertised for November lth A whistle social will be held at the Robert Jack home Friday nilit Mrs Hatlic Declser and Miss Luella Haze entertained at a twocourse chicken dinner for Miss Norma ,urjlelt last week Ten were present Mrs John Comiskey died at Fowl erville October 12th Harvey lohnson is working in the j 1h avArfig family in the 41 ttatM fti NriM mi mM mtmtiriiltv Jt Kg MMV It I V MilMTiption department of the Detroit Journal Mr andMjs Kd Sinjrer and seven son have moved in Mrs Allies liarids house Tlie neighbors of William Brown oi North, Lake plowed ivt fitted twenty smes of rye for him last week He lft four horses recently Howell brat Pinckney at football last week Hi to 7 Lorenzo Murphy hurt his knee and is confined to his bed Dr Mart Clinton and wife of Detroit, Ralph and fieiald Clinton Brtnq back oFMRSHAKt fo yourScAoos fd Home tfoverimifwhere if is ijreaHy neecie c f AVOID FURTf J LOCAL TAXtS by redistributing the SalefJTax I , yS n, esi juii S SO 94 k On Jime 30, 10, State Govermnent ha4 more cabh on hand thtt the year total coUec lion of the sales tax , Much of thi surplus has been set aide for futuro spending by the Sutc, including Stato lttUtutional buildioft and improvement, , highway, and veteranbjejwfi rhere U 21,SOO,OC0 Mtrplu not earmarked ore than sixty percent f the States operating nds come from aos other than tales ta I I C H I C A K D U C A T I O I ASSOCATIOI L UnffUy iide, Crime oi the I i i v NEW CHEAP OIL BURN for Heating dud Cookti STOVES AN0 FURfA HAT m MM COOK YOiil MtAS th Cheap Titrate Oil 0IASNES Lester Huff DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Worta War I Veteran t WANTED ALL KINU5 Ut KAW UK5 IK J SEA5QN AND BEEF, and HORSa HIDES, SHEEP PELTS and DEER SKINS LUCIUS J Doyle PHONE 42 PINCKNEY l li FUELfZF T E I Sy Chebi Purnact MHIMV 0 PAT Wagon L B Yrs a Dapoty Shtift I Heater i nH WOLDWA CAKOUIATE F CVEHNO Tm people are savins Pat kac , JvvtKAroic hous need JST J 2 People can see that that wa only a LiT hee WeT with but little rsulfe Deke hL Tt Clemens done aa much with UKW at Mt and Foxy, greedy Kim a Democrat j, IM , I u orlNebXxr DeM ti hi Boy Orat Hehas left ootstate Ifepuhlicana 4 is in with m aht Rmhiieas in ro J R1,,lwr w not gt mudL TtkeymrfaPUtmti H j, it he has H tn tme llJ , P is ar the ttOe MM the farmor n4 lahorinr cHtmmTi OIL BURNER SERVICE Pipe Fitting Furnaces Uncle Saia Says Oil and heat without Jtah lARANTr INS1ALLCD AMD REPAIRED WiUlant, Brash P1NCKMEY IF ITS A FLAT TIRE tXLWUn t DUl Electric Hot Patch a VMLCAU4tlG QUAaAmTiao Dixie Service CAS SCaVKEI lS mmtmmmmmmsmiSissmmssammBsm NOTICE fieri Ney left SinUy will receive scaled bids on the Ida MM MOW tit two family house so Pinckney, J Mo McLucat, Adtn, 406 Eapt Grand River, Brighton FOR CONGRESS 6th District Livingston, Ingham, Genesee L or Wee te see his mother who is ill James Tincher end family stopped hre the first of the week enroute to Penn I E M Steffe end wife neve purchased e home at Oscoda end will move there soon Jeri Lemb and Kethey AtLee of Ann Arbor spen the week end et he W HMeyer home Billie Martin end family, Lemuel Martin end wife and Wm Souther land of Ypailanti spent Sunday et the John Martin home Mr, end Mrs Leo VanHouton end son, Richard of Dearborn, celled on Mr and Mrs John Martin Saturday Wm Steptoe, son of Mr end Mrs Dave Steptoe of Dexter who broke his ankle playing football end Harold iPrifcchard of Dexter who sprained jhis are both patients of Dr Duffy et I the Sanitarium I Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs I Harry Lee wre S H Cerr end wife, ,the Kettler and Good families of J Jnokson, Jim McKinnon of Brook yn, I i and Fannie Haskins and family of SAT RETURN REPUBLICAN A Representative of the People, an Legislation end e Firm Bcliover fa Form of Government Mr Blackney believes that bureau tion inflicted upon the American enterprise end individual initiative that ell nonessential government duction, everybody et work, rigid mment and savin money to pay leas best guarantee of solvency Earnest Situdent of Congressional the Perpetuity of our Constitutional crecy and needless rules and regula People should be removed Private should be encouragedlt is imperative J expenditurs should be limited Pro econcimy in all branches of the govoff our National Debt will be AmerThis adv paid for by LeRoy A Hall The University, Hospital in Ann Arbor is in urgent need of additional employees who want permanent and steady work Here is an opportuniy to dn humanitarian work while receiving the many benefits which University employment offers, such aa NOV Starts at 100 P, M KEfcLECT Good Pay Liberal Vacations Pension Plan We are m particular nfed NOW foi full time Nurses Aidf Sick Leave Allowance Orderlies Serving Room Helpers Porters and Janitors and others Perhaps a Share the Rideplan wil solve your transportation problem Inquire about positions in Personel Office, First Floor 41 very clean and in good repair Room Chairs, 2 Morris Chairs,4 ClouffhWnrren Piano with Stool, Pictures and frames, Airline Table Table LampsAntique Chest, Several Room Suite, 3 piece complete, 2 extra clean One 12x14 Rug, 2 Foot Rugs, Large Secretary, Heating Muny Antiques not listed All the Spreads, Quilts, Linens, Towels, Roastrers,Hot Plate, Electric,Toaster, Cookie Jar8,Dishes,Aunwnum Wjre, and Fruit Cans, Curtain Stretchers, Rockers Etc Tools, Shovels, Forks, 25 Gal Gas Cans, 2 Ton Coal and fi I looms Household Furniture, all i kce Dining Room Suite Anque Strv Three i IBT u me Library TableaAntique Upright Hall Tree Couch, 4 1mi Table Stands, Antique Clock working, 2 Face Clocks, Many Radio, flrood Victrola, Record Cabinet, Floor Lamps, Several Fine vn DaWer New Home Sew Machine good, Master Bed rull Size Bedroom Suites complete with bedding, Four Wxl2 Hugs 2 8toolstBook Casebooks, Aladin UmpRenown Heating StoveMany Throw Stove, Electric Heater, Washing Machine, JWy Pillow,, Pictures, rttHl8u thHouse, Quantttynf bedding, Sheets, piow Siips Kitchen Table and Chairs, Several Odd Chairs, Kitchen Cabinet, Lebox , T IT ProS8Ur0 Cl,aCr FanCy Dihosoffee Pots, Tea Pots, lot F ansbilverwareKitchen Forks, Spoons, Butcher KnivesFruit Cabinet Cu,Tor Tub, Copper Boiler, Clothes ress,Star gas stoye,Porch Furnitura Rakes, Hoes, Extension Cord, 12 Ft Step Udder, Quantity of Lumber many other articles HUUSE2 Family Home, Garage, large lot Sealed Bids will be taken by administrator TERMCASH Ida Mae Mowers Est J M McLucas, Adm Thurber Cornell State Representative SHIAWASflEE LIVINGSTON DISTRICT Zmd Terse 1 SENATOt VANDENBERG KIM SIGLEI ratOOVONOt i etrUSU4 CAmfHOAT torn Loren BaBtett for Sheriff CKYO I Mobil Go Etc ELECT THESE dREAT LEADERS Senator Arthur H Vandenberg, acclaimed the most useful member of the U S Senate, is the key American statesman at the peace tables of the world He is a recognized leader in vital legislation benefiting all the people of Michigan and America Kim Signer has promised clean, honest, aggressive government Cor Michigan He has proved his ability to keep this pledge Michigan needs good government It needs Kim Staler, fjffifrtflr Vandenberg etrf tUir mmtirttm orrdwk fn ihmmm gnsefv abilityHot fpttst feaderMpL Go to ifie M ALCE Jf i r m tsm ist Sis ,1 uI seV WHPIt m R THE ,, OOD OF MICHIGAN JV ai Jt , Iwsjsl isHsWi i n i TOlf W ,uAuAl TMMs v WDfutno A 5 V jP , FlNCKNEY DISPATCH VYcuietday, U i IMS Wanted LOCAL NEWS a hew i UtlWtbN 1HL AUfcS UF 16 45 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WfctK GOOD WAGfcS Vokar Corp 7300 HUKON RIVER DRIVE UtAltK, M1LH, Jj milUlirM4allmMMIIIMHIIIIHUIIIMIIHIIklllUIM1IIT1lllmilIUIIIlllll s I SHOVEL Will, i5 fool doom and fK Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching V ALL lYftS OF LALAVlUNt 3 r Lake Front Development AKMCO JKUN BKtAKWATLR SHEETING, FILL DIK 1 ROAD CUNS1KUCHON AND GRADING WltlTK Oil rilONK FOR KKKK JHAIAIK fURBY 0 ST PIERRE Mrs Rosemary Schosser has Fowl i Dr Stive Brown and wife of Detroit spent the weekend at the Fred Read home i Douglas and Joe Plummer have hft for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, fo a week Gerald Vedder also went Mrs Harold Fairchild of Detroit I spent the weekend with Mr and Ar Frank Aberdeen Mi and Mrs Ross Read and sm Howard, are visiting Russell Ril and family at Pittsburgh, Penn j Fred Read and wife expected to i iy out their house trailer on a northt n trip this week but were unable to get a trailer hitch Jay Shirey and wife and Her y Siiirey and family have moved into , the Mat over the new Shirey mach shop Mrs William Beard and sonof A i Aitjur and Mrs Kenneth Hennes a 1 children of Dexter called at the Ja iiell home Sunday Howard Kister and wife of DetroI have moved over the saudv, and will operate it for K iv olson The Nicholsons are going i Fhrida ay callers at the Frank Abeliume were Ray Butler and family , iunroe and Herb Sneed and wi j I Mrs Alice Mauk and two childre i of Howell I The Hnekney fire department w called to Camp Talahae last Thur j day night by u grass fire started by j hunters 250 acres burned over bul I no buildings were destroyed A letter received from the Jame , JinxJiitrfamilystatesthat they arc leaving Florida for York, Pennsylva nia, where he has bought ber mothers home Barbara has been ill with appendicitis 7 WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT SV PROPOSAL llVIWflk I Which Authorizes ,Th Stat To Continue To Establish Public Airports HERE ARESTATEMENTS OTHERS HAVE WADE GOVERNOR KELLY SAYS I inccth bop that thii Amendment will b 1 0 that tha SttM of MstkifM CM ftocttd Jo fm ad act mt chHag of th Air Ag iMiie mii A ItitWGUMRNATORIAL CAN01 DAT J KIM SIGLEft SAYS W GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE MURRAY D VAN WAGONER SAYS Is ny tvent let thir b no question a regarding ny stand on Proposal No Om wboUhtjuicdly or it nyon 4bd Tbii ia f tswtn of y strong tndorim n d support tsf Seme EaroUfd Joint Rtiolutioa No 1 whi poposo M iffltftdmtat toJctiM 14, Atticlt 10, 0 U Suit CoaatimttosV AMERICAN LEGION AVIATION COMMITTEE , CHAIRMAN THOMAS E WALSH SAYS I fttl coaitdtAt th TOtcrt of Michigan will give their anpival BOARD OF AERONAUTICS CHAIRMAN WILLIAM I STOUT SAYS It woald b M tbortiigbtd to tara down avntion for osfi to CoMtitatioMl Amcadment Proposal No One wL to SttU M to ,, nfmi bBiu ftW to tbc Mtf r4 1, MM w,u i Mithlg4n mUjf , , MICHIGAN FARM BUREAU MANAGER CUM MODY SAYS Appatml o Ameadnent Number Oat vital concern farmers Avutioa for botiacii trips, carrying mail, law rnforcemint, Medical aid, ipraying and transportation of pemhibU r Hncti i TiUl to Agriculture Vote Yes 00 Amendment Number One MICHIGAN DEFT Of AERONAUTICS DIRECTOR COL FLOYD L IVANS SAYS 1 m CMM omlf OM asiwtr to tot Coaititatlonal Amendmcat M1 NO OM wbicb will apstar otbt Ballot November S tares ud Hkbiu wiU nMii M ItadM ia aVUtiotv f t 1 HUNDREDS OF STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS HAVE UMICLY ENDORSED THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSAL NUMBER ONE YOU CANT GO WRONG WITH A YES VOTE KEEPMICHIGAN ON TOP JAS A LEADER IN AVIATION ye t YESNOV SPROPOSAL NO i This advertisement sponsored by the M,CHiuM,N COMMITTEEOR THE CONSTITUTrONALAMENDMENT TOJAVIATtON v 3 I Notes of 47 Years Ago liKILiHTON, MICH H514 Lakeview Drive, Uri lk Phone 5672 S iiiiimiimiUMinHiihiiiiHiiiiiiiMaiiiuiuiHiniuiiiiiiMMiuiiiintuuiiMiinu aissWssMjstjaafstafjsahaasMMtjsi h i John Carrol and Clyde Mclntyre spent Saturday in Chelsea Cards are out announcing the marliatfe of Kirk Van Winkle and Florence Marble, to take placeNovember 8th Miss Julia Benedict is now stenographer for W P VanWinkle, Howell lawyer Frank Krwin has gone to Toronto, Canada, to attend a veterinary col lege While riding home from school on his bicycle, William Doyle hit a dog wbicji threw and injured him quite badly He was racing W H Gardner, , h t The Timet Demand a Change n Congress VOTE FOR Arthur Elliott r jrnr Next Cmmgr0mA HfjEffortf Will Vfwkmt jj4trqiratr bousing legislation and greater producuon of building matwith justice through support of UNO, International Trade, Aid JRnestablisning the Broken Economies of Europe and Asia Htnent Fair Employment Fractices l Vatecao Legislation, ies for Party and More Votes for America, Offftrol rf Atomic Energy to Make its Benefits Available, bttaee and Wate in Sale of Army Surplus, IlborManagement Relations, 4f Needed Farm Equipment and Repairs, fiiftqiency in Administration, the time Gardner was thrown but was not hurt a, Jjj eveieaux has started her third term in District Six, Chelsea We have received a letter from Ernest Fish of Germantown, Califorj nia, who wants the Dispatch He and l Sam Kennedy are working on a rancil there Mrs Silas Barton, Sr, passed away at the home of her son, Silas, Tues day She leaves three sons , K H Crane was advertising tailormade serge suits for men at 1250 Dexter is to have a basket factory, j Eugene Mclntyre has killed and, drawn bounty on 12,800 sparrows so j far this year It amounted to 250 John Shehan shot an animal near Base Lake last week lelieved to be 1 a wildcat 1 Caras are out announcing the marriage of Robert Gardner and Miss Theresa Pidd of Dexter Charles and Wellington White have gone to Wisconsin to work on a rail road Emma Stoll of Dexter, who has been i working for Mrs Silas Barton, has gone to Arm Arbor and Grace Gardner has replaced her Charles Hoff has sold two hundred barrels of apples this fall S G Teeple attended an auction sale of race horses at Jackson Thurs day C J Barton was released from jail last week on condition he leave the state and not return w J Vote of Cotifiderse for Senator Vandenberg We believo that the reelection of Senator Vandenberg presents a challenge to the people of Michigan The Senator has taken the voice of our State into the highest councils of domestic affairs and into the peace deliberations of the world He has given our State a prominence and an influence in world events that is unequalled in our history His reelection becomes a matter of State pride We are proud of Arthur H Vandenberg We mm proud that he comes from Michigan He should be reelected to the U S Senate with an extra Mg vote of confidence And remember this no matter how heavy his responsibilities around the world, he has never failed you and our home State when Michigan interests have been at stake in Washington Lets get out and vote on Nov 5 Lets tell the world that we support our Senior Senator from Michigan This menage is published in behalf of 100,000 citizeut from all Counties of Michigan who placed Senator Vandenberg in nomination in June fliiUd SENATOR VANDENBERG COMING SOON GRAND THEATRE, uGHj UN Adm 50c inci iA MtstVUtdL isEe7MIIaiat5 1 tag sfstsuil Cetleje and Harvard Law School 1m lnftry in World War 1 m Elliott, Jer AiLtrs irry Farm in Forest Township Churches t uncil of FOR xtKms I SPOTS BEFCkE YOO EYES LOOK IN THE YELLOW PAGES OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOB A CLEANER I UNAD1IXA FIX tt V mUL FUMCACS MBPAMSEP 1 uMLsmaMxil SMJbtUsBiJii M i jaw eemmmwammi wm wnwjanmnr fUMMITUKE bro Us a Card and We Wffl Come to See Y M isTesCflilCsUS tnW amnmnmamaegnnmjmTWaWPINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Oct 30 1946 gi if u M afc ii T TT iiriir it f IM GOING TO CM ALL I POSSIBLY CAN SO MY FAMILY CAN EAT BETTER THIS WINTER PAUft DISPATCH Entered at Postoffice ocood claoi uattor Phwknay, Mich Subjcriptiou L25 t yen Paid ia AdvajH CUILgTT MZ rxrsrt a C00jrz Kennedy1 Gen Store Phillip McDonald 1B spending some I time in Pettysville Martin J Lavanl attorney of Brighton, was in town Friday Gerald Henry was home from Rose ville over the weekend i Fred Read and wife were in Lansing and Detroit Frfiiay Miss Lucy Jeffreys of Kalamazoo is staying at the Vern Kennedy home Miss Alice Gerahart of Howell spent the weekend at the Mark Nash home Mr and Mrs Richard Wilson of Canada are visiting at the Elgin I home, Alice Lee Ware and Lois were SunI day guests of Mr and Mrs L J Henry The C W Hooker family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the J H Hook J er home Mrs Clifford Van Horn returned from the Howell hospital last Wed nesday I Myron Dunning of Detroit spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs1 Nellie Frye Mrs Louis Coyle and Miss Kva Melvin called at the Stapish home near Chelsea Sunday M J Reason and wife attended the MichiganIllinois football game in Aim Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs William Dickinson of Detroit were Saturday callers at the Albert Dinkel home Mrs Grace Stanton of Detroit called at the L J Henry home Sunday She feavesforFknidaWtinesdayi School I N CORY DRUG STORE EJ Dead or Alive Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER AeM Phone 88, Pinckney The FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Wayne Wagoner has a new Ford Glenn Kingsley is tearing down his large barn on the Howell Road f CentralD eadStockCol I jiiniiuiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMmriiniiiuiuiJhiHjiiiiitiiiiHHiiimiiiiMHiiitJuiiH F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMBNTS PHONE 358 Reidnc 613 MMmmtfitnnmninitmmwuHnniiiiimtHiiiitimiiiiiPiiw LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING JVeekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee 1 HOMES FOR SALE WILL PASS FOR G 1 LOAN,Modern six room home, 4 miles south of Brighton on good road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 7000Ueautiful furnishings sold at sacrifice at extra cost SI Five room home, hardwood floor, gnicely furnished near Brighton on plastered walls, natural fireplace, good road, 6300, 2100 down 1 Four room home on east shore of Huck Lake near Hamburg, larger than ordinary,, newly built, hot air furnace, full basement, 2 lake front lots 2 car garage, all in excellent I condition, tf5iMOf Cerms nicely furnished inside and out, 2 Lake near Brighton,all large rooms, j lake front lotsAn ekta value 4000 terms J R HAYNER, Broker i Hanburg,MichPhone Brighton 3670 I Mrs Jo eph Basydlo and children spent Saturday in Fowlerville Victor Basydlo of Detroit and Stan ley Basydlo of Hartland spent Sun day at the J e Basydlo home I The Christian Endeavor old gang were entertained at the Mark Nashj Gerry Kichman and family spent the home Friday night sixty, were present, weekend in Detroit Mr and Mrs Ernest Kew of Detroit lister McAfee and01 y spent and John Sanford and wife of Hart Friday and Saturday inDetruit land called at the Albert Dinkel home Mrs George Meation, Jr, visUed Sunday htr i1 Ms Mcomey, in Ford i Mi Doris Paton gave a baby hospital, Detroit, Friday sliovr f, Mrs Jack Paton Jean Joan Grithlh with Bernadine Iunis , Craft at the Paton home last Sat1 spent Saturday with the Dominkk urav jConklin family in Pontiac Harry Lavey and wife of Detroit Don Gilbert and wife and Mrs Sce and Mr and Mrs Joe Metz of Howell ffeld of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests I were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs of Mr and Mrs Bob Seefeld Lee I avey I Miss Air Andrews, Bud Fisher and i Mrs Kdna Reason had the misfor Omar Cuss and wife of Detroit were tune to fall Saturday and cut her hand Sunday quests of Mr mid Mrs Lester Two stitches were necessarv to close MeM the wound Jair AliL uily ,f IKJ Mrs Glenn Smith of Dearborn and ai I urni ue and family of Marion Mrs Hollis Sigler and son of Howell were Sunday guests al the Albert I Uo Belles and wife of Walled Lake and and Jail Middleton and wife of Dewere guests of Mrs Hattie IHVMT Mi i Hey Home Thursday Gerald Dinkel and wife, Mi Mrs Albert Dinkel, Allan Dinkel and 1 t spent the weekend at the R J Fdna Maas and Alberta Dinkel andean bom The Bettes family have Levi Ludtke attended the wedding of jt returned from a weeks visit with Shirley Kew and Charles Scott in the Baul Baker fnmly w Syracuse, Detroit, Friday 1 Ntw Yolk Dead anil Disabled Horses and Cattle Hag, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HFDES AND CALFSICINS EARLY MORNING CALLS RECEI VE 1HE REST SRVJCE Norman Miller and Bill Baughn left for Douglas Lake Sunday Ben White and wife spent last Wednesday at the Basil White home near Howell Roy Fisher and family spent the week end with Doyle Templeton and wife of Keego Harbor Mr and Mrs Humid Hammond of Owosso were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher Mrs Ralph Clinton and two childieii are spending some time at the C 1 linton home Mrs Kulalie ButMeman of Horton spmt the weekend with Mrs Weltha Vail and Miss Je,sie Green Weekend callers at the home of Mr and Mrs C ,J Clinton were Fled Be and Mr Glenn Berry of Howell, Mi Dorothy Dinkel and son, John St dey, spent from Friday to Sunday in Stockbridge, ieturnine with Stanley Sunday Donald Nash was recently discharged from the army and was mar ried to a girl from Dallas, Texas They are Jiving in New Orleans Bath ioom and kitchen wall tile I make beautiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Let us give you n estimate with P II A terms Davis Davi Phone J70 101T W Grand Iiiver, Howell ffflkiffISjlMllllllllllllMlitlllUHIUmMMl iFirst Nationall i Bank AUCTIONiSALE To settle the Estate I will nell aJublic Auction the Clara Mercer EsPublk Ancliofi the Clara Mercer Es ate at Gregory on SAT, NOV and AT 200 k M Ctrdtfiu f 1 HOUSE 4 ACRES LAND ALL THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ralph Glenn i Sale at 10 P M Thmci Oct 3lt PARTY PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRI NOV 22 Turkeys, Ducks Chickens i UnUr Federal SupwvUioa g Mmtiit Federal Dpodt la uraac Corporatioau All Dm S IMMito mmmU up ft, f MmwmtM mr m LJ i Hnff Pinckney V F W 7301 f HE 1HOU44HT HE WAS ,SB FULLY INSURED The other day we read about a nian whose home had been partially destroyed by fire Like many other men he carried fire insurance up to 80 oo of what it had cost him to have hit home builtBut he had built it 10 years ago Since that time values have increased 1 considerably, yet he simply renewed his policy without regard to stepped up replacitent costs Now he will collect less than the cost of making repairs, because he was underinsured This is a predicament that can easily be avoided bjr other who act before H w tee late As a public service we commend that every home er, for his own protection sure his home on the what H would coot him uHd it t today hfen WE HAVE AJmTUf WM AVABAm wm warn tOAKf EAL fST AYE M9I1IC m POWOHACATK 1 r, M f i k v Kity JI TW T m VB TVI rrv PlNCKNEV DISPATCH Wednext Oct 23 1946 Now in Stock I 1 24 in EEL FURNACE 1 GEHL STOKER 1 ROCKLitN PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE t STATIONARY TUBS AND FITTINGS lassified fVdiit Ad HARDWARE BOYDELL MINTS VARNISH ENAMELS LEE LAVEY We are now doing Cust om Grinding Farmers Feed Supply f, PHONE 104 MAX RUSSELLMa, MAX RUSSELL,Mgr wik ALL 6 Heavy young hprses ii uat oi oiiuition 100 Fancy ua jii uL Inrttj ZQ gii crocfca, aoor, i jiiik, J bed and spruia, 2 jat sieei Uiik will hold 10 lbs, o an iuesoure,iet of stairs 12 ft long J4uu egg incubator Frank Haskt WANTED TO BUYMJhickens of ai kinds, alio uuciu Will pay Detroi prices tC H Lloyd Jliy Cedar Lake Kd Phone 13F2 VsiloGS WAN FED I have prospects who wish to bu property in Pjnckney and surround mg vkinity Would appreciate you listings Fred J Teeple, Kealto t hone C75, Howel WANTED Paper 01 an Kinds, Iroi Rags ji Copper, Harry Pns ACTED CHICKENS HlgHest rcea paid for all kind of poultry Tyler hrogan, Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics e jii m Livingston County t 1 Ruths Shop ior Wome rZvLEijlubwooa Buy Now urson Lumber Co, Phon rvell, Mich We arc paying DC for creai brought to our door Watson OLoary Dairy, Howel Mi ai iLiJWaitteao iur iuu Dixie Restaurant, Main and Sts Pinckncy Ford, STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston , At a sossion of aid Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of iowell in said County on the 11th lay of Octouer A D, 146, Present Hon Willis L Lyons, judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of essie L Smith, Insane W Marshall Smith having filed n said Court has 12th, 13th, 14th trd loth accounts us Guardian of uid estate, and his petition praying or the allowance thereof It is Orderdc Ttoat the 4th day of Jovoraber A 1, VJio at ten oclock a the forenoon, at said Probate office, be and is hereby appointed Al PROFESSIONAL CORNER nTsAfnOT Ray M Dally, M U Dcu W VjWilf Pibskaejr, Mivoifae i Charles ML el Suaday1100 a m to 2i00 p m Wodootdfty2 to 4 tp m, 7 to f I Saturday7 to 8 ia the cveaiaf DR Cr fit AUCLUSKEY DENTIST 112 tt N Michife TeWaboaes Office 935 Ratidence 814 Eveany by AppoiuUaeat Howell, fctieaicar 1 Attorney at Law Firt State and fteviags Baaa HeweU, MieeWe r examining and allowing said ,, Tnt v n TW P H JMARION BEAUTY SHOP it is Further Ordered , That PubjsfiCiKuZlNG IN PERMANENTS j notice thereof be jivcn by pubi MACHINE AND MACHINELESS atibn of a copy of thus order fori ALSO COLD WAVES ree successive weeks previous to,phqM tt MARION JARVlSOwnei id day ot hearing, in the Pinckneyj spateh, a newspaper printed andj PEJICY ELLIS vulated in said county I AUCTlONLfiR , illis L Lyons, Judge of Probate Phon 3F11 r Aaa Arbor, Mkhigaa HAROLD D CHUBB j Howell, Michifaa Local Roprotoatalivt MonameAte Markort true Copy, lestia Parshall,Uegisteer of Probate Pinckaey, Michigan JH SALlvCnickens custom dressed r the lockor, Fsalhur iir ny HJc, awing 10c We also dress turkeys U cant aiford to do theem your If Win, Scott on Braley farm ilainfield on MJi or inquire at nckney Locker Store f Reelect Thurber Cornell, State epreserttate LivingstonShiawasse istrict, Second Term, Pxperienced, eliable, Deserving HERB SNEEu Phot 183 207 ft E GruJ VK Howell Mkalrw fiaai etate, Inuraoea, Bfaboit City, Laka and Fr Preport A Spociaiiljr Li You Propartr Wltb Ma jVEY GENERAL INSURANCE Pboca 5913 Pincknsj Michigan MARTIN J LA VAN Pbon 13 Brljaioa Aahifa Phone 136F6 PLWhiBING State Licence Repalriig mm 8717 Lalcoticlo Drr Ruth Lake PH,SWARTHOUT SON FUNERAL HOW Modern Equipment AsnboUnee Sen tea Phonr 39 Piaekney MlcalfCESS SEPTIC TANKS A POOLS CLEANED WRITE AiLENEL HOTEL ROOM 70 o PHONE 4241 VNN ARBOl MICH time is36 Ford, Ty35 PIS in Good condition Sec 1 ui aALk mouth Both Boi Vedder, phone 39F3,Pinckney FOK SALKSand colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 foi SKI Phone Pjnckney 68 i ,tv nrniecinc pump, Call on Sunday at fiOSu West M36 HOUSEWIFE , ,ock broilers Josn Burg, phone 58F21 FOJl SiAiECement Blocks P T Block Products imu Beardsley Kd, Pintkney For Sale FOR SALEA green coot trimmed with fur for a girL It has never been worn See Mrs Charlee , Sherman at Dillingffn farm , We have been uuymg cream in HowfU for 35 years Prompt and i courteous service, Paying bc for cream brought to the Watson OLeary Dairy, Howell, Mich SAVEMONEY STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTINGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH F1SCH SAVE MONEY Fisch Elec AppCa 85o5 M36, 1 Mile of U S23 Phone 3o8l Vvhitmorc Lak8,Mich CESS POOLS AT SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 24 TTour Service All Contents Hauled wav Inspection Free Moderl EquipmentFhone South Lyon 9811 Res WALTER DUNCAN SOUTH LYON, MICH Boat CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE Genera Contractor and Builder 251 Portage St PlncVneyMich 666 Housewives S AV E YOUR WASTE FATS The United States Government Needs them tor EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Store Y 1 rcuxL MEATS At darks Delegates from IOCJII units representtng ftie more than 1 members of the Michigan Milk Producers A i corvene at Lansing on November 7 for their 30th annual meeting In the traditional manner of a democracy, these Delegates were elected by the general membership and speak the majority voice of all Association members on matters of major policy and administration Because these Delegates represent a large aad important segment of all residents of this area, it follows that what is good for MMPA members likewise reacts to the public good The interdependence of dairy farmer and general public has been recognized by MMPA from its incep tion 30 years ago It has prompted Delegates to foster new scientific safeguards for public health protection It has led Delegates to sponsor production methods for increasing the quantity and quality of milk to meet increasing public demands for natures best food at its very best It has enabled Delegates to set up administrative procedures for cooperative marketing and mutual aid which cost less than one per cent of gross salesfar less than administrative costs of the American Red Cross, Community Fund and similar activities It has resisted taking temporary advantage of abnormal conditions to obtain quick money at the expense of sound longrange planning It adopted more than a decade ago the baseandexcess plan which authorities on milk marketing have called the best yearin, yearout program ever devised Cor the advantage and protection of both milk con sumer and milk producer Out of this background of successful operation, Delegates on November 7 will lay broad plans for found tut 1 v h And action of the tes, you may be sure, will adhere to those basic principles of Democracy on whicfc MMPA has operated tor more than thcee decadesAwareaese that what k good for die milk be likewise good MICHIGAN HULK PRODUCERS J0CUH0N fOiS PREPARlATIOrtS LIQUID TABLETS, SAIVES,NOSR ROP Una nnly x Directed CORY DRUG STORE SEPTICTANKTAnd CESS 1 POOLS CLEANED MOJERN AND OLD TIME 338 East Jefferson Straet DAN BURKETT Phona 6292 Ann Arbor, Mich, mt m m FOR REFRIGERATION CALLSERVICE COMMERCIAL NATION D AL REFRIGERATION PHONE 135 F O JFOOT QDOR GERM HftW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back F O is a fermentation Kill this firerm, you kill the odor Get ttiis POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRENGTH for FO, sweaty or itching feet Locally at CORY DRUG STORE, Pinekney, Mich ttie MePberson State Bank DECONTROL As of October 15, 1946 the OPA restrictions on meat are released The public reaction to this move will undoubtedly influence how soon controls on other item will folow Confusion of views on price trends i is prevalent , but that there Is no doubt that anyincreaae in supply of meat witl son bring prices to a norI mal range Simple economics tell as that fact A Savings Account can be a val, uable asset in helping to weather a doubt that any increase in supply of factors in industry are building un Whether it is large or small it will help procare the goods we all have waited for and needed during the war years i J IF aj Mfcl WBM iXpM Jfffff r 4 Ifeaeyte iassiat j3Sv F aewiaia flfrV s Vvf m Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 30, 1946 Description An account of the resource October 30, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-10-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ff4d8aec3f1571de758732d695786258.pdf 2496b6d4b1f3defe4f76e148275b6e98 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Volume 63 Tfc, Pmctoy Piptcb Wsdnwfay Nov fr 1946 X No 48 Results of the Ef eel ion Republieant Sweep Country in Of Year Eloctioa Fir Engiao Proposal 4iee tfig Hera Gregory Man i Is Hurt OUR DEMOCRACY byMt noutk comkoute fitted, tk harvest kome The Republicans swept the nation in Mondays election, winning both house and senate Michigan congress men were apparently unchanged Frank Hoot lost in Iron Mountain but Republican Dondero was behind in Royal Oak Kim Sifter won a big victory over Murray VanWagoner, carrying the rest of the state ticket into office with him Congressman Blackney wa relected in the 6th distrct Vincent Young St 1 Injured la Aa Auto Crash Kim Sigler, Governor Elect In the township oi Putnam all Republcan candidates fot major ities 464, votes were cast There were 229 Republican straight 79 democrat and 172 splits Kim Sigler got 142 majority, and Last Wednesday night as Vincent Young, Sr of Gregory, was driving west in Pinckney on Main Street, he was struck by a car or triyk headed east without lights and driving on the wrong side of the road at a high rate of speed The accident took place in front of the Edward Parker home The impact was terrific and the speed ing car rebounded and hit a car be longing to Mrs Lola Lobdeirparked in front of the Edward PaiKer home, driving it across the street The Lob dell car was unoccupied Mr Young received serious injuries He was taken to the Pinckney Sanitarium, where Dr Ray Duffy fixed him up His tongue was badly cut and several stitches had to be taken in it Seven stitches were taken in his lips and face he also had several broken ribs The driver of the speeding car did not stop at all but kept right on his way No one seems to have seen the accident, Mr Young was unable to describe the car which hit him Several who came to their door on hear ing the noise saw ja ear and truck, pais Dale Meabbnfollowed these two vehicles as far as Dexter and got their numbers They proved to belong to Press Puekett who bought the Norman Reason or Coleman farm west of the Marble School Deputy Sheriff Murray Kennedy aVid Lawrence Gehringer of Howell arrived and went to the Puekett home They were told Mr Puekett had taken a truck load of onions to Detroit and his stepson had followed him in the car They returned the nextday and were questioned by the sheriff Neither car or truck re Won Game Last Friday Pinckney Wins Easy Gm From South, Lyon Friday 32 to 6 the other state offfirrg shout the t vealed a scratch or sign of being in same Senator Vandtmberg got 189, any accident and the Pucketts denied Cong Blackney got 149, Senator j any knowledge of it, but admitted they Hittle 152, and Rep Cornell 163 had heard the crash after they were majority 1 800 feet past it Brightred paint is deeply imbedded in both the Young and Lobdell cars from the hitandrun car which must have received considerable injury The Puekett car is not red but a deep maroon color The truck is not red either Now someone must have seen this accident or have knowledge of a battered red car, If they have this in formation, the sheriffs office would like to hear from th9IB South Lyon discontinued football during the war and this fall fielded a team for the first time in four years As a result, they have lost all games by thumping big scores, j They played Pinckney here under the lights Saturday night, the game being rained out Friday night, and Pinckney won, 32 to 6 These six points are all South Lyon scored this year and they got them when the Pinckney reserves were all in the game Jim Meyer scored the first touchdown and kicked goal for the extra point in the opening minutes and from then on it was only a question of how big the score would be Bob J Amburgey, a reserve back, made a 40yard run for a touchdown, showing a burst of speed that no one knew he possessed Bob Burns caught a pass for a touchdown, as did Dick Young and Joe Burns who piled up much yardage on line plays, also crossed the goal line Russell Clark caught a pass for the second extra point Coach Reader then sent in all the sPent the week end withReTWa1 reserves, mosthef whom sawaction tofi ttnthFatmty, GREGORY Dewey Breniser and Walton tended the fire engine demonstra tion in Lansing Jast week Harold Lantis and wife of Stockbridge visited at Fred Uuass home a couple of days last week, Linda Bowdish was home from Assumption college, Windsor over the week end, Fred Olson and Albert Semonian have bought the flying rights from Joe Grostic and Dean Parks and will continue the operation of Richdond field Tom Wowlett and wife spent the week end in ncrthern Michgan A Halloween party vvus hed ai the town hall Tuesday night with Sergt Wayne Fernelius of the Deroit po lice dept and his talking dul, Jeny McSafety as attin ,ns, Tne funeral of Al Pyper was at Stockbridge Simla ck Acke rman of Assumption coll ege spent the week end heie Tom Savage and famiy of Dundee called at the Tom ioole home Sunday The churchmens community club met at the town hall Monday nighc for supper with 75 out Colored pic ures of northern Michigan vvero shown N, ,H, Walton and wife of Pontiac THE HUSKING BEE MARKffD THE ENP OF A SEASON WOK WITH THE HARVEST IN, THERE WAS TIME AND SPIRIT FOR RELAXATION AND MERRIMENT, BASED ON SOLID SATISFACTION IN THE JOS ACCOMPLISHED AND IN THE PROVISIONS STORED UP FOR THE FUTURE IT IS TRADITIONAL IN AMERICA THAT HARD WOFK AND THRIFT BRING SATISFACTION IN THE HARVEST SUCH AS PROVISION FOR THE FAMILYS CURRENT LIVING AND SECURITy FOR THE FUTURE THROUGH VICTORY BONDS, LIFE INSURANCE AN J SAVINGS 1 mm Several Deaths iiOBON CHANYI tBobon of Hudson, Mich, a cousin of the bride and her stater, Lillian Bo bon of Rinckney A wedding breakCongress Blackney Is Reelected waa served at the home o the In the county Loren Bassett for brides parents and a reception was sheriff, the only Republican with act held there in the evening, The bride Tbe marriage of Ernest Chanyi SophiaBobon both of Pinckneytook place Saturday morning at St,Alarys lectory, Rev Fiancis Murphy offic , , iating They were attended by John I in Cadillac Memorial cemetery MRS, SAKAH JANL COZZENS Mrs Sarah Jane Cozzens, 79, died in Ann Arbor Saturday She was a native of Tecumseh where arte was born April 5 1868, She lived In De troit for a number of years1Iff ate hns made her home with her 2 daughters, Mrs Frank Aberdeen of Portage Lake and Mrs Rex Noggle f Ann Arbor Survivors Include her husband rod Cozzens the two daughters 3 grandchildren and 4 great grand hildren The funeral was held from the ninckney Com CongM Tuesday after 10n, Rev Allard officiating, Burial ive opposition jgdt 6974 to Lester Huffs 2347 In Putnan, he got 345 to U for Hutff has been a resident of this section for 6 years Previous to that she was R student at St,Lawrence high school i in Detroit, She is employed at the harden City ROCHE SHEHAlN icjciie fchenan, 46, SOL OK Wn,ai,n atnenne Rocne Snenan of licney, died at University hospital onday tfter an illness of 4 years He wat, iorn in Dansville Oct 21, iuO but moved to Pinckney with his parents 11 MAKY0 CHtfaUJl Rev r ncis AiwrpTiy, p mtji Masses at S and 11 a n No vena rridaj f22u noon SO 0u p nt 1 repaiation for Holy Comraun ion each Saturday 8 to 9 p in, ati J Meyer LH Grengle Sunday 00 to 780 a m R Amburgey RH Workman , I Burns FB Miller T for the first time this year, and South Lyon proceeded to score but did not get the extra point Pinckneys schedule has been tough this year with Fowlerville, Brighton and Little Pioneers and Stockbridge all being met in successive weeks and a soft game like the Saturday night contest was appreciated Next Friday night, Pinckney meets the toughest team on their schedule when the Dexter Dreadnaughts come here Dexter has had their best sea son in their history, having won every Kami and not allowed their goal line i to be crossed as yet They have one scoreless tie with Brighton which also has not been defeated This ame wili be a replica of the Notre DaneArmy anic and a huge outpouring of Dex ins will be present, Pinckney expict ihu record crowd of th year Pinckney South Lyon tfoung LE , Peejanduare lggHrArrr Clark Rimer LO Builard JClark C Hudson Howe RG Lykt Darrow RT Willims it Clark RE Muir K Darrow, , L ,QB Sweet Sunday Nov 10 22nd Sunday afer Pentecost, 4th week of 50th Nov enna, Communion for men of the Holy Name Society Among the intentions are Sunfor late Mrs Mary Murphy McGrath Mon, Victor Szymanski, killed in action Tues, John Fohey family Wed, late Sister Irma Thur, late Lucius McCluskeys Fri Mrs Rose Rose Platowski Sat, Poor Souls those enrolled in purgatorial society, Dexter Vokar Corp The groom wasliO years later He graduated from recently discharged from the U S Navyq and is the son of Mrand Mrs j Alex Chanyi of Pinckney, He works at the Ford Northville factory They j will live at PinckneyCongratulations uated from the University ol Micit inckney high school in Tti wherft ne starred in athletics, being pitcher on the base ball team and quarterback on the football team He grad SCANDAL COLUMN We wonder il C 6 Would play basket bail if bar number was lucky 20 Ad pic COM CONI CHURCH Alfred Allard atiaisur MriJIoreneo BAUgfco,Orfaift una Choir Director G M Thompson S S Supt Mornia WoAUp 10t0 iio s I R N, and N, S, sure had plenty of I help on decorating Kn,Did you have f Rex has lost his bashiulnees B P, says, We hear Mrs Stackable had visitors Halloween an in 1924, in the meantime play j Sunday fchjoK ing considerable independent baseball Cboil practtj Wi mm in this section In 1928 he married, cumtt MfSIIOM Madeline Roche of Pinckney and op COSPW, Bw ened an insurance agency in nn jaaw g m UBrhn mn 1045 730 Mary Kay and Patricia and a brother wiah Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson A Prayr Service, Wad ii brother, Mollis, is deceased The funeral was held from St, VILLAGE TAX NOTICE Thomas church, Ann Arbor, this wji receive taxes for Pinckney CHICKEN PE SUPPER Arbor where he has since lived Morning Worrfup Surviving besides his parents are gunUy g lis wife, 4 children, William, Greta, y Peoples Mtatiilg m Substitutions Pinckney Joe Clark, Joe Jeffries, Hendee, Ashworth, D Ciark, F Murphy, Schneider, Haines, Hertubise, Enquist, McGowan Touchdowns Meyer, Burns, R Anburgey, Young, R Darrow Extra points Meyer, R Clark Scores of other jpames in this section were Dexter 42, Hartland 0 Howell 14, Grand Ledge 0 Fowlerville 20, Holt 0 Brighton 14, Milford 0 Williamston 10, Stockbridge 0 Little Pioneen 6, Manchester 0 The Kings Daughters served dinnelection day The nilport members and families had a potluck dinner at the club houxe Sunday Eden Kebekah meeting Friday night, Nov, 8, Mrs Mort Cole entertained ehe Birthday Club Wed at Blacks, Mrs Harvey iCole of Bancroft is visiting her son, Mort Cole, and his family I wish to thank the voters for the support Nov, 5, Loren BansPtt I I Circuit Court News Today Wednesday the suit of Pinckney village VA W H Meyer is set for trial The suit is to remove gas tanks from the street in front ot his garage Friday the suit of Richard Mack Accept my appreciation fir JfW enroth vs Henry Ross, adm, over a Support Nov 5, division of proprty is set and the in Wifred Erwin, Prosecuting Attorney f junction suit of Henry Buckle vs Otto Lahser Did you shine the teachers apole mornng hurifti in St Thomas mgB ftt m j, eveiy Wwlwsr, iu cemetery mtil further notice C H MTvri Muat be JToe C haa a weakness 240 Wniiama St, Pinckney for MarilynWonder Mitzie comes in NOTICE ters will meet at the home of Mrs The Pinckney Circle of Kings Daugh step All a mnd meats earned in state and county In Putnam vote on theoj was aa follows Airport Yea 208, No lo Tax SplitYes 206, Ne, Mens BMMes Don C went home directly after the gameHis girl was busy no doubt What happened to H, Satve the Are dates mora important than our tne game L C, and BLT had a fuse we hear at the party Fri,night L, Z, had a terrible headache Fri, at 800, At 815 it waa ail goneAt 3 0 she got home, 19, 241, R, FRANK EKWtN DE VTER CII ILL OPEN , Custom grinding and filtering Dr Frank Erwin of Alma passed eyery jfay anj priday away there last month He was a son 0tt0 Wagoner k Son, Dexter of the late Robert Erwin, Pinckney phone 47gl miller some forty years ago, and at The ladic of the COIB Congl t church will erve their anauei chick a pie tapper on th eight of tfte Norman Reason Thur, Nov 7 at 2 Mich Mich Stmt football game, Sat p m Asaisttng hostesses Lydia Carr tended Pinckney high school uriAVMe,,tVt and Mildred Ackley Entertainment Folsom Reid and Mrs, Winslow Mae Daller, Sec IWWP tm Did J E and J J hare their Hailoween wit AATff H i H and Aadra ,,, 4Dn 2ineJHr Mi I called on Diekle Darrow and Phillip such thing aa genius ONLY HARD 1 JsVi as M G Md UAH hare their MeKiaJoy, WORK KeaoMAGiAN IN CHEM MARRIAGE UCEN3E4 Bert Nash 82, Howell, Nellie Frye 80, Pinckney Kennetheanton, 2jSPECIAL COMMUNICATION A uiniaAii IM miruNTBV I FowlenrWe,Virginia Niaon, 22 How Sjrial commurtication of Ivng A MAGICIAN IN CHEMISTRY l Gewfe c Bennett,2SHamborg, jston Lodge No 7 F A M om He Is Willed Henry Dow of Mid J Jane Dunn, ttt Hamburg Ralph Saturday night, Nov 9 to eoaferr t members please be on hand Refresh I meats served after dagroa Sunday gueate of Mr andV Mrs B1 P W Cartett, is J Carr were Donald Carr and wife of dayVto XSofc PtWBl,g lanX Muiign, anT when people call Bainbridge, 4f, Ocoola WUhelmlna, Third Degrees Alf FeUoweraft rvnnfrf Meabon of Mason spent the him a genius and a wonderman he wRli bis grand parents and disapproves and aaye there is no Reg 54, Royal Oak hv WP iAmmm iw uok Dies ad The hot lvndi progituaotsried at STBY in the American Weekly, L lfcftP,llr flBeVry tho sdmol Monday with Mrs Clara with this Swf Nov 10 itmt alter Mo IS larrU fcSc Tim sagaaW mprfrg of Pinrfcnoy W wal ho beW Frfdar , a m p aa Wonder why iano gaaw h B 4BnJsser and Mrs, George Gardner tn of the Detroit Sonday Times riag baok Is the loggrint off efcarge ,e e Mr and Mrs Geergo TaEaaaa of Detroit, Dr Car Zton and wtfo of MICH STATE Vs Mrand Mattermed T wft itfs Mesbstt re Detroit ,ad on Mrs, with Mr Mrs, Jessie WineheJL Mr Mrs W 8 Solar sad daughter, Eloon, and Miw Hasel Adaase of Detroit Semday gaoais of Battle Crook Mr and Mrs Alger Los spent day at the Harry Lao besae Tkey rotnrnod to East Uasani ning, taking Bedry V Becky has been at one Many Las basse OOltUUJ CASS SAT ttm Afterhhs Came enjoy a CbJasor Dinner at BLACKS cof imnr cum UaadWa, I Miles Soots of 1 A ,Vi ftp , Mkr ,s K t, m J JJC wir PINCfilfcY mSAtCH Wedncday Nov fr Sylvan Theatre LOCAL NEWS Weekend guests of Mrs Eleanor tadwidge were Keith Ledwidge ofl Lansing, Marcian of Detroit and David tot Windsor, Ontario Fri, Sat,, Nov 8, 9 rmjm itt46 DAY A VSA V itAVAS JOAN rwi iiili , iiir dibV WALLY BROW IN Cartoon Travel i dun, men, iuei, iNov, iu, , Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent Sunday in Detroit j J Mrs Harry Lee entertained her 50g club Sunday Joleen and Louise Bdfcydlo the weekend in Fowlerville spent Jack Sheldon and Al Kaiser wore in Pontiac Saturday i 1HE KiDhKuM in ccnmcoior A Musical ith DANNY Ki, VIKUMIA MAlO, ,,, VLKA ELLEN, MtVt IDtHKAlV Northern Mlchl8a last week Cartoon, l he rlitch Chick Sun, bhow 2bb, 500,705, 910 Wdr Thur, Nov 13, 14 NIGHT TRAIN TO with ROY ACUFF, ALLEN LANE, and AUELE MARA Also Allan Dinkel and Miss Edna Maas were in Ann Arbor Sunday Willard Wiltse and family were in j Mrs Monda Morris and daughter were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs L J Swarthout and son spent Sunday in Fowlerville f Mr and Mrs H C Vodder entertained their card club Saturday night POULTRY PROFITS ALIAS BILLY THE KiD with SUNSET CAR SON, PEGGY STEWART, TOM 1AJNDON ComingPartners in Time, Easy To Wrcl, Cluny Brown I Basil White and wife of Howell spent Sunday at the Ben White home i I Mr and Mrs Addison Collum left Saturday by auto for St Petersburg, Florida j Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel and Mrs Stanley Bell were in Ann Arbor Tuesday with an ELECTRIC BROODER Take a took at his V S Savings ftond, friend You dont have to bs a seventh son of a seventh sun tu i see your future If travel is your I desire some day, or you hope to sr f our boy or girl in college, or yc i r of owning a farm, this Bor n help to make these drearvr me true Bonds accumulate fvv , r than you imagine when you sav CI rl jrularly through the payroll sa , igs plan where you work Eve 1875 you put away in United Statf , Savings Bonds grows to 25 in tf i jj fears USlreasuryDcpartmt t 1PTfCJJ j i I1C1 lV Sunday in Ann Arbor with their daughters HOWFLL, MICH rues, Wed, Thur, Nov 5, ,6 7 COURAGE OF LASSIE In Technicolor ELIZABETH MORGAN, TOM URAKZ Opmedy News Mrs Russell Glover of Fowlerville spent the weekend at the Edward Spears home ft r irrWc, f w reliable electric t nowscaled t All of them Uncle Sam Says with J Lemuel Martin and wife of YpsiTAYLOR, JhRANK lanti were Sunday guests of Mr and fri, Sat, Nov 8, 9 Mat Sat 200 P, M, DONJMA RED, 1UM URAKE in FAITHFUL IN MY FASHION Pius WILD BILL LLLIOU in COLORADO PIONEERS Cartoon Jungle Queen, Sat Mat Only IU y Sun,, Mon, Nov 10 ,11 lttn Mat 2 P M Cont THRILL OF BRAZIL with N KEYES,KEEMAN WYNN ANN MILLER News BECCA Starring CE OLIVER IA1NE JUAN Comedy I Avon theatre Stockbridge, Mich 4rn, atrNoV 8, 9 J Double reatur GAY BLADES A Story toout ice not Key Hollywood with ALLEN LAN, JtArt KOUfcKS Plus 1 j Mrs John Martin Ben White, Will Roche and Fred Evers attended the sale of race horses at Jackson last Thursday Mr and Mrs William Shehan called on Roche Shehan in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr Shehan is quite ill Mrs Alice Schoenhals of Howell and Mrs William Geddes of Chelsea called at the L J Henry home last week Mrs Harry Ie attended a Kings Daughters board meeting at the F Armstrong home in Brightc Monday, seas Robert Grainger and family of Lansing called at the louis Coylc home Sunday Jack Reardon of Detroit spent the weekend at the Clifford Van Horn home Bud Figher and Miss Alice Andrews of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester McAfeeT Martin Ritter, Sr, and wife of Whitmore Lake called at the Walter Clark home Sunday Mrs fidith Peck has gone to Fort Wayne, Indiana, to stay with her daughter i CHiCKSJgct off to a flying start when you use an electric brooder Its safer easier , , more economical M to Heat is thermostatically controlled fc can cut down on slow growth, poor evenly distributed to prevent chicks Ik feathering and a high death rate As from dangerous crowding Air is cir I your Edison Farm Service Advisor t j , culated scientifically to keeplitter dry I show you an electric brooder in oj m f and healthful Theres no soot, no tion on a nearby farm let you talk smoke, no worry about fire or tern costsandprofits to its owner Youll find that electric brooding payi for itself perature variations 5 CHECKLISTjfFOR PROGRESSIVE POULTRYMEN EUcfriciy onsitrsamliiw your poultry program in many orhsr wryi How atany of tfhsm do you nsd on your farm V Oormkldal Lamp , , to kill gormt, chock airborno dlsooso V Eloctric Wcrrer Pusips to tavo backbrooking labor Wator Wormors koops chicks wator at ths right tompsraturo Vontilators to oliminato dan goroui drafts DoBoakors to chock dangor of cannlbaiitm i V0 Sun Lamps for Incrootod hoalth and harchabllrty i I iloctrlc Lighto , Incroaso honi workhourt aril production f Egg Oradors and Candtoro fait, accurals and automatic t V Furtry Plckors , 1,1 another tims and monsy savor i Apple blossoms are blooming here In the State of Washington II I needed another reason to impress you with the wisdom of baying United States Savings Bonds regu xrly lse orchards wotrld inspire me Every Savings Bond will beax IruU later in the form of a n7 hyme, education for a child, or realisation of other personal goals Tour Sayi is Bonds grow to full richness in ten years, 4 for every 3 invested , US J taasitry Department I m 4 j fcor Powr to MlctiganFarmersELEC7RICALLYI TheDETROITEDISON Co I I L 4 NEW CHEAP1 OIL BURNER For Heating and Cooxino cTOVES AND FURNACES WANTED SLAJsUN AND BEEF, smef KaRiu Uncle Sam Sayg J Mr and Mrs Gordon Wenger of ud jrat,kso1 sPet Saturday with the Hoff Sisters f JHr and Mrs Earl Baughn enter,0, , rr rcuinnv taimri their children and families Sun CRIME of The CEN i URY J day A Uood Melodrama with 1 J Mr Betty Gallajrher Winkle was a dinner gaest of Mr and Mrs John San,, luos, nov o, u j Carver Thnrsday Gerald Swarthout and Claude Swarthout spent the weekend in Northern Michigan Mr, and Mrg E Frishee of Ovid and Mrs Rose Hendee spent Sunday with Mrs Dessa Nash Dr Hariow Shehan and family of STEPHANIE BACHELOR nd MICHAEL BROWN THEY WERE EXPEND i ABLE Hro is UM Real siory of tto P T cats ir the Phllipine Starrinr VM MOiNiGOMEk ncL JOHN WAYNE HEAT vow ROME COOK YOUR MEALS vith Cheap Furnace Oil MO MORE v SHOVELING CO1 OR ASHES AL L KINDS W KAW hUKS IW H1UES, SHEEP PELTS and DEER SKINS LUCIUS J Doyle iPHONE 42 PINCKNEY New FUELfZEK STARTER Vapofifalg Sys ten turns Cheap 180 Plaah, Faraace Oil, Distillate Diesel Range, Heater Ott and Kerosene into oilgas heat without dogging up the vaporizing system J Li FETIME G UA R AXTF agai nst 1 defects iOSL BURNER SERVICE Pipe Fitting Furnaces INSTALLED AND REPAIRED William Brash PINCKNEY I jMningUno txciung Wk, Kitty, Bhind Gren Lights, Johnny Cotne fiyiag Homo B SURAL PHONED INCKLASE Jackeon were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Wifliaan Shehan BE Archie Mont of Albion is spending a short time with Mrs Weltha Vail arid Miss Jessie Green Mrs Elizabeth Brown and daughters and Mrs Ray Duffy attended the Dog Show in Lansing Sunday s More farmers than ever before re uiOHg phonesAt thi time ot o,o Oi tii tnei have phoiv 0,,,14 to 44 OjO on Jan, 1, lMti, The company set a quoia of 20, 00 rul phones for this jvar auu hMM 60jo installed now and wiiL ex the quota if it can gel the ma J tiftal, laatJan, 1, 17,200 new Winifred Graves attended phones have been installed tfct total to 100,000, Still the Hit if tJse ftaje a it was last new applications are J0il Co na put up United States Savings Bonds are patriotic bonds because your coun try is still fighting enmy forces which can do to you what the Nazis and Japs were unable to accomplish This enemy is inflationrunaway prices which can wreck you and your country Every bond you buy todav still serves your country because your continued investment in bonds , , , 1 arS fcS M2 Mr ad scarce const mer goods rs Pmer of Detroit and u s ireosurs ieHrtitt Mrs Eulalie Buttleman of Horton Fcr FREE DEMO TR and Dct , i wmw PHONE ORJfcml j fiJlII JOHN H BEESLEY f 010 UNAD1LLA Phoae Pinckney 120 J Sunday guests of Mrs Weltha Vail IF ITS A FLAT TIRE 1 1L FIX IT Electric Hot Patch KErtAFflNa ML VULCAN 1Z1WU CUARANTEEl Dixie Service IXPX 9CKV1CE ii HELP Wanted Mesdames Alta Meyt FOR GEAK SHAFEKS, 13KUACH, 1m this year and Drborn sny of parties on J er, Mae DaMer the j Eastern Star installation at Fowler j vnle Friday night Miss Alberta Dinkel, Levi Dudtke, and Mrs Paul Ludtke visited Paul Ludtke in the Veterans hospital at HOB anr LATHE OPfillATOKS UBERAL EMPLOYEE BENE bTV AF,JLY AT MPLOVMENT OFFICE 419Mi i Mr and Mrs Ernest Kew and Mr Jnnd Mrs Ralph DnHsia ,of Detroit were Sunday visitors at the Albert JDinkel from Private Charles CUHc m Fort Knoav Konteeky, says Bowser Inc Gear Division rFkmwheretI sity Joe Marsh WhotGte,bff EasiastManor Woman Marb7MfiivCiafponvho sleep Thad fcas the tssisst Hfs men or wesat thai the en Of coern, the mm voted that J dm U woqld be the same in our town 1 taks any fantflj Thad PhibntB envies his Mlasjns spending the day and wtes nany grentino now nwi snonwiAnonetonteetontBilsnmnnt they fenew In tfcnlr tend to And floe envkn Thad InsBhenrta ifs a ease of Ihe end lot with tko boys and baa I ltvn, ghm and take, thnt mmmm of beer wtth friondo t pretty oven hi the Y i no nrpnrf s two weeks terminal leave nsnnisarwnsnhoinfiitjtoovnr CHELSEA, IflCnV H njHn wjsy m V t AlttWWedaetfby Nov 6 1946 W ant BfciWLEN THE AGES OF 1 45 F0 UGHT ASSEMBLY WORK 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEEK GOOD WAGES Vokar Corp We 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE UtXlfcK, MICH, nauiuujiiiiiHinui,iiiuuiMuauiiiiiiuuiiiuKuiiiiMuiiiiiimuiuiiitiiiH SHOVEL i With 35 foot Bo3m and 58 Yd Dragline EucketN N Farm Ditching fc ALL TYPES OF LACAVITING Lake Front Development ARMCO IRON BREAKWATER SHEETING, FILL DIP 1 ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OR PHONE FOR KKEfc ESTIMATE Grand Opening Friday, Saturday, Nov 8, 9 To Introduce You to Our New Store in Gregory, Mich H E Marshall H Edgar Marshall D y Goods, eters Shoe Ore eerie, Drills atoll Band Footwear XtnasToys, Gifts Baby Goods, Wall Pftpef Cards for All Occasions Notions eisvins Pkg Ice Fro sen Food Fresh Vegetables We have obtained a reasonatle amount of mer chandlse for the occasion BRIGHTON, MICH 6514 JiUeeview Drive, Briggs Lake Phone 5672 S t ,MtilUlllllthlllHIMIIlltllltlllUlUllltMHHMllonniKlllUUUIIIHHfnl u f 41 MH saUNAD1LLA FIX IT AMERICAN ure of a OneMan Bond Drive as, WOODY COWAN iTLiUMBlNG LAMPS PlMP ELECT CLOCKS TOYS WE FIX ANYTHNG 5WfeLPRS FURNACES REPAIRED WASHUiNG iMACJoJINiiS FURNITURE CARPENTER REPAIRS SOLDERING Drop Us a Card and We Will Come to SM You BOOS U cCOCHIN NOTICE will receive staled bidson the Ida Mae Mow tt tw family house in Pinckney J M McLucat Adm, 09 kast Grand River, Brighton C OMDR JAMES HAILE MINI, USN, already holder of a DFC, has been awarded a Navy Cross for leading a flight of carrier planes a,vrrt the Japs in the Philippines He so deployed his comftand that thty severely damaged six major combat vessels Despite heavy antiaircraft fr, T an accurate bombrun on a battleship, scoring a direct hit wiih , li pound bomb War Bonds helped pay for the planes and bombs that enabled the Manilaborn officer to render that foe ineffective His home now is at Valleio, California IN ACTIONHarry B Smith, sport wLtr emeritus of a San Francisco Tirwsp r, shown in action In his oneman War Bond f gn in tha 7th loan vhen he sold 93,933,793onesixth of all War Bond purchased in that tuy in that period Ha l positive he will do aa well hi the Victory Loan, AMGQICAN HEROES C OAST GUARD officers every day at provine tow effectively the mailer naval vessels pwchaaed with the help of War Bonds can clear the teas of enemy sobaurinea Coradr Vhnrid H Bardett of San Diego, Calif, reccorly was awarded tizty amedal for mincnvrring has Patrol Frigst in inch a manner that at bronght about the destruction of a Jap denea attacks Other ceewsnadea eft as mane ere doing highly 9ST BUVING War fieetts to little fimnjh Acting as spearhead lulled four in a Nazi psttroi, put a gn a naortar section Again he adv ingVhaoded AS that he M a and his snm rjMiki s 1 nnManiwT 111 J M PP npnppMp U rprVT Night Game Pinckney vs Dexter Veterans Memorial Athletic Field FRI 9 NOV 8th t 8 P M,Pinckney 1946 hUOTUALL SCHEDULE Sfetf 20Brighton there Scpc 20Ann Arbor there Oct 4Fowlerville here Oca AAdrian St Murys there Oct 18Stockbridge here Oct 25Ma ichester there hos 1Souvn Lyon here Npv 8 Dexter here Nov 15Hartland here Pinckney High School Football Squad Back row Charles Darrow, Robert Hurtibasjames Meyer Russell Clark Ifu , Rex rowDon Ca , 05 1 ReaderTkird rowRobert Ainburgey, Robert Drrow, Jerry trk J Z WU v Don McKimey, Don An,b,W , hnEln,er Ray I iAbney, Joe CUH, Don Chrboneu Uw Rig U aJZZZ J r f he Following Business Firm Wish the Pinckney Team Success PS toV jr IvFV P H SWAftTHOUT A SOW FMMIHMI WH MEYER A SONS 4 LMf Dfctec Tn fcNTH NICMOLSSN JENNIE M EASTMAN W O JOHN A MAGMAIf i THE C H KENNEDY STOftE V ,F W POST THE UVINGSTON BUICK CO Bkk MA PMtac Can HwS, Mick UMtEM BA3SETT WILFRED H EftWlN far LY CITIZENS MUTUAL AUTO AM AY DUFFY M D FAAMCffS FEEO A SUPPLY COL Mi OMMLSL y0 rK , tei y , ftk1ppwpQRWIJ I PP r Hl v PINCKNEY DISPATCH, WednedyNov 6 1946 P4NCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at Poatoffice Kennedys Gen Store 4miitt8iimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinriiiiiiuiiuiJiiimiiiiiicmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiutiii F C ReicMoff Sr OPTOMETRIST f mmtttgHHn 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 358 Retidenc 613 I J NilwrtmiiiHimmmniM i LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trip Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee HUMES FOR SALfcT WILL PASS FOR G I LOANMod ofVriroo,n home4 miIes 0th of Hitfhton on good road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 7UnHeautiiul iunushing sold at sacrifice at extra cost, , ifive room home, hardwood floor nicely furnished near Brighton on plastered walls, natural fireplace good road, 0300, 2000 down Four room home on east shore of Ruck Lake near Hamburg, large, than ordinary, newly built, hot air furnace, full basement, 2 lake front lot 2 car garage, all in excellent condition, fioo, terms, nicely furnished inside and out, 2 Lake near linghton,all large rooms, lake front lotsAn ekta value 40UJ terms J R HAYNKR, Rtoker Hamburg,MiehJhone Brighton 370 ge lioad, Pinckney is on terminal lave, awaiting final discharge from the Fort Sill Separation center 7, Mtek IttbocriptUtti SUM a rea Paid in Adtaace PAIA W, CUUXTT, irHlfMWf Mrs Wm Mercer is visiting in Brighton Georgo Meabon jr, and wife were I is Stockbridge Saturday, P H Swarthout is a patent at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor thL postofiice VJII cloho at noon on Nov 11, No rural deliver , Born to Dale Miller and wifeRo berta Shirley Monday a girl Robert Read and family spent Sunday in Uregory Barbara Tincner spent several day with Leona Campbell last week, Mr, and Mrs, Fred itead and Rose mary were in Lansing Saturday, Miss Janet Feidler is woiking tor the Detroit Edison Co, Ann Arbor, Hurley Miller and wife oj ipsL lauti were recent callers ut the WH Cl k me Mrs, Fannie Buck and son oj Linden were Sunday guests of Yv 11 iiuk John Croupe of Howell is a patient at University hospital, Ann Arbor , Mr and Mrs Patrick Dillon of Howell called on Mr, and Mrs John Dinkel Friday Hurry Hess and daughter of Waterloo called at the W, C, AtLee home Saturday Mjrs Hazel larker picked nearly a peck of strawberries in her garden one day last week Glenn Kingsley aH fanrily of ilii rjict ,jen , wee 1 UL Aiiuiw Gamaliel Home Mrs Zabie Hammer has sold her store to John Rossiter but does not I move until spring j Mr an Mr Liraydon Simmons ot Grand Rapids were Saturday dinner j guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Head, , Mrs, Gladys Casey, Mrs, Florence 1 Sella and Miss Sylvia Culleii of j Detroit tailed on Mrs, Rnlph Clinton I Friday night I Jack Hannett, Clyde Fisher and P j I VV Cuiiett attended the Third Degree at Brighton last Tuesday and the lat I ter put on the Masonic Home lecture j Mr and MrsGeorge W Thompson I Thompson were called to Toledo, i Ohio Monday to attend tfr funeuiV of Mrs Thompsons aunt, MrsCrego Ye Editor and Henry Seeger atiend ed the South Lyon Past Masters night banquet Friday night Haze Bennett , was toastmaster and Austin irant, j ladio commentator, delivered the main address Mr and Mrs James Tincher and daughter who returned here from Miami, Florida, a week ago have bought the O J Parker home on West Grand River, Howell, and will move there School Supplis CORY DRUG STORE Dead r Alivel Farni Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men E L PARKER Aient Phone 88, Pinckney Tho FASTEST Dd Stock Service in Micbiffau ,v rr CcSoeltCo CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL, Hand Tooled Laced and Assembled Rllifnld made to your personal specifications Your name,initials emblem delicate engraved Kach billfold made entirely of the very finest calfskin available, gives years i sturdy vearlleuse ordr earlyleather is priority gov erned, A IxutiVul and distinctive jift, for ladies and gentlemen Romm 112, i Kust, Mich State Mich State San, Howell, Mich BUCK BERQUIST I uKAND THEATRE BRIGHlON TrMwnfonlr Muwtloml in ill MI i i1 i i u s i mm i2E, A MAk i i, f A A t I f f ,1 NA V Tin r, hi 1 V ,t H Adm 50c Incl Tx All Show Dead and Disabled Hort and Cattle Hogt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHON COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY UfWriJ AVtfk WE BUY HfDES AND CALFSKINS j ESldmSSa CALLS WXEI VE IHE EEST VICE AMCQlCANHEOOCS by WQOOY COWAN Bath ioom and kitchen wall tilt mak1 beautiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Iet ua give you an estimate with F H A termi Davis I Davis, Phone 570 108j W Grand River, Howell MlhfllllllHmillllllllllllllllllllUUIlHIIK iFirst National bank UnAm Federal Soperruioa R MetMer Fmdmrmi Oepaate U S euraaee rnrpnrati, AH Di I S pot Lumrm4 ay ,QQ f ME IHOUHT ME WAS FULLY INSURED The other day we read abouc a man whose home had been partially destroyed by fire Like many other men he carried fire insurance up to 0 0,0 of what it had cost him to have his home builuBut be had biilt il 10 years ago Since that tyne values have increased ed considerably, yrt he simpiy I ho olioy without reKjci to sepped up replacment cots Now he will collect less than tvie coat of making repairs, because he was onderinsured This is a predicamoot that can easily be avoided by other who art before it is tee late As a public commend that every r, for his ewn nun his home ett the eeeia ef wbat it weWl eest torn e 1wM k M teday tneb eeet WE HAVE AJ WmL AVAjLAiee vommmvm RAL nTAfKi aWflBsVtiW 1 FW3 SLWmftnTSaaf rr 1 lfl, J w PlNCKNl WednedyJar 6 1946 Classified want Ad j STATE OP MICHiUAM TW Probate Caart for the Couaty of LiiHbgeta At a session oi said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said County on the 11th day oi October A D, 1946, Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the lUtter of the Esta of aoaylKuO a uv ta ft a a I Bessie Snu,M L WsdolM M W Marshall biuith having filed Saturday7 to a la taoaai n said Court has 12th, 18th, 14th l , nd 15th accounts as Guardian oft O R MCLUSKEY aid estate, and his petition praying URNT13T or the allowance thereof 112 II It is Orderde That the 4th day of November A D, 1946, at ten oclock j Office 935 n the forenoon, ac said Probate Fieaa a Office, be and is hereby appointed or examining and allowing said iOK SALE Heavy young horses in bst oi oudition 9040 Farley ltd FOR SALE Three 0 ti crocks, 1 doo 1 sink, 1 bod and springs, 22t gal steel tank, will hold 180 lbs oi air pressure,set of stain 12 ft long 2400 egg incubator Frank Plaskx AANTtiD 0 ljUVsC35en7aL kinds, alfio duck Will pay Detroit prices iC H Lloyd 9119 Cedar Lake Rd Phone 13F22 1116 WANTED I have prospects who with to buy property in Pjnckney and surround ing vicinity Would appreciate, youi listings Fred J Teeple, Realtor Vhone 676, HoweU , WANTED Paper 1 Rags ad Copper Harry Prlak WANTED CHICKENS Hnr prices paid for all kinds of r for the locker, Feutiior dvsiut 0c, Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich, irawing 10c We also dress turkeys Attaruut at Law Final ftta aud tutu 4V zmimps HAROLD, CHUBS Hawaii, Mkhiiaa ron It is Further Ordered , ThatyPubr ic notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order for hree successive weeks previous to iid day of hearing, in the Pinckney Hspatch, a newspaper printed and lirculated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge cf Probate A, true Copy elestiaPedhall,leistecr of Probate sreoiAUZiNG wm counts MARION BEAUTY SHOP i , ANEW MACHINE AND MACH1NELESS ALSO COLO WAVES Paane a MARION JARVIfcOwaerp1100 MARTtN J LAVA X Attaaf PUoa 13 BHsaam I ua OR SALEChickens custom dressed Dairy, Howell, i we are now doing Cust om Grinding Farmers Feed Supply PHONE H4 , WAX RUS3ELLM, lie ,nt Rubinstein Cosmetics exK in Livingston County at J L RuW Shopior Womei ALBSlabwooo Buy Now lurson Lumber Cot, Phone 44 owell, Mich We arc paying Bc for cream brought to our door WttUon fc OLoary Miofl WAN TED Waitrew lor full time, Dixie Restaurant, Main and Peari Sts1, Pinckney , idALfc Ml Kordf, 198i Ply mouthBoth in Good condition See Boh Vedder, phone 39F3,Pinckney FOK SALESand colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 for 10, Phone Pinckney 83 tKJt bfibLKlectnc pump Call on Sunday at 6080 West M86 HOUSEWIFE iiiock broilers Josn Burg, phone 58F21 fGk BALECement Blocks P T Block Products 1900 Besrdsley Rd, Pinckney For Sale FOR SALEA cjroati coat trimmad with fur for a glrL It hat noyor boon worn Sao Mr Charlaa Sherman at DWnnm fawn Wehave beau uuyik wivn in Howell for 85 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 86c foi cream brought to the Wntson OLeary Dairy, Howell i I kh you cant afford to do theem yourself Wm Scott on Braley farm rt Plainfield on M36 or inquire at Pinckney Locker Store Reelect Thurber Cornell, Stite Representative LivingstonShiawaise j district, Second Term, Experienced, i Reliable, Deserving PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONBEH Phone SPU Pinckney, Michigaa ERB SNEEu 101 tL CaaJ fU HewaU, MMlgw f Real tte, lasaraoee, Braafaj City, tak and Pr Prcitf A Sodality lm Vnu Prrprtr Willi M MHwMbMHM a i awaT aaaBSV JIVEV GENERAL INSURANCE Phot Fer3 rink7f Michigan mm jmi Rep 41 j State UMM 717 Lakeeid r Rusk U P,H,SWARTHOUT A SON rJNRRAL HOMk Medam latyaiaat AmHuUaot I en lee PH P Q Ptaekmey, fc4 Ht SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTINGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SEPTIC TANKS A CES , POOLS CLEANEpf f WRITE AlXENEL HOtU ROOM 70 a PHONE 4 24 Mour Service All Content Haul 4 Away Inspection Free Moa Equipment Ihone South Lyon 98U Res 5081 WALTER DUNCAN SOUTH LYON, MICH CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE Genarat Contractor and Builder 2Sl,Portegt St PJockny,Mich, i SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH FISCH SAVE MONEY 666 Fitch Elec , ApfiCo 8SC5 M36, 1 Mile of U S23 Phone 30S1 WhKraore LaUMich if Housewives S AV E YOU A WASTE FATS The liuifcd State Government Needs them Cor EXPLOSIVES Leave Them at this Stare WAT OF MICHIGAN iha Prahate Caort rar the Counljl i liviacstoa u Atx f1011 ot Uurt, held at the rehniA office, in the Cifcy qJ City of Howell in said Countyon thT 7th day of October, A D 1946 Prest,Honorablt Willis LL Judge of Probato lw the Matter of the Estate Worden CHendee, sometimes knowj as Wert C Hendee, Deceased It appearing to the Court that tl the tiine for presentation of clairnjf the Circuit Court Room in the agaiiut said estate should be imitejf Court House in the City of Howell, i and that a time and place be appoiiftvMichigar, on the inh day of Decern j T Mt c01fPLRTL,V Pf ed o receive, examine and adjust ber, 1946 at the opening of Court your 35c bact F A Is a ail claims by and before sauf Court oJi that day or as soon thereafter as station KiJI this irerm vou It is Ordered, That all of the counsel can be heard and that all odor Get this POWERpS creditors or said deceased are re persons interested in the above J killer TRni fw, ition lite said Mary brayton istee prays for an order authJtjng and directing her to sell the above described premises under the lirec jon utyjfati Court and that the iroeeeds fronf ouch sale stand in lieu f the above jfcicribed fireniise, sub to the further ordei of this Court as to the reinvestment thereof On the motbn of Glenn C Yellannd, Attorney for such Tjrusteeand petitioiner it is Further Or red, hearing on said petition be heid at fOuD PREPARIATIOWS LIQUID TABLETS SAIVErf,NOSR DKOPK UM nW As Divectad CORY DRUG STORE SEPTiclTSSad CESS POOLS CLEANED MODERN AHD OLD TIME 336 East affersai Street DANBURKETT Phon C2ft2 Aaa Arbor, Miafc, RfiFRIGERATIOT CALLrRyfCE COMMERCIAL AL REF PHONE 135 t4 1 I 1 i F O FOOT ODOR GERM TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR STATE OF MICHIGAN x c 3LV w V i M1 r rei persons quired to present their ciaims to described lands and premises be and said Court at said Probate Office appear before this Court on that on or before the 13th day of Jan day, time and place, to show cause uary AD,1947 at ten oclock in tne if any exist, why the prayer of amid forenoon, said time and place beiffcqJon should not be granted fcereby appointed for the examinatj And it ft further Ordered, that a 7tion and adjustment of ali claiifs copy of tis pttition beserved on all and demands against said deceasei e ons intorestcd in e above de It is Further Ordered, That panicfscribsd iajdsand prei ises, at least Wtice thereof be given by pubUca ten days Jfpre the rMurn herein ion rf a copy of thi ori f tf i0i forth, ofauy of said parties a iuocessive woelw previous to r,i j founi 0f Jschigan lay of hearing in the frrlry , Aud it u ffcther Oftderod, that aateh, a newspaper printer aai rj lhls ylderjrit true coy thereof be I4 , D , 1 published for thiee successive weeks PLK1I PrAi4lDisP,lch newspaper printed, pPawhalLRaeiaUr of PwteL and cilxuUti saidX j ty of Livingston Miciuan j Joseph H CoUins, Circuit Judge la Cucait Cottrt for tfcc Couujty oi A true copy , Amacataa ia Caaacary John A Uaginon, Clerk in OM Matter o the Petition of GJonn C YeUand Mary Bcaytoo, Trustee, for Ordui Attorney, or to fieM Lands Business ORaER FOR HEARING Phone 145 At a session of said Court hekl at the Court House in the City of Howell, Michigan, on the 1 dayj Ron, Joseph H CpUirs Circuit Jodge Mary Bmytau, Trustee, having Ded ia this cause, a petition setting arth tfcat Martin UoltforthM faU died on the 20th dav of ffttrch, nt awvaag last Will amttestrfegr MM tanas of which petition lands 4ir Vfe Vad 4fcat tqr the order of tfaa oort orttop v Ma aaaoaous asejae aewaestea w m j killer TEOL from any drugfiat Apply FULL STRENGTH U FO sweaty or itrhing foot LoealSr a CORY DRUG STORaC MePbersoo State Rank OECOMTIU As of October 15,4944 the 0PA The puMfc raaotiea to Ass undoubtedly iaftuea how tzuls OJI other iaaaw wfll oiw Caafuaiau of view m mdjm tarauai k pmaMiaA out MsM Ihana M mo JsV aW 7rW awra 1 V s Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 06, 1946 Description An account of the resource November 06, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/22853c95c2ee42dcf4407c954aec3e71.pdf 798187e4855f2a2f3d3e5fb173248fce 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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W1 StfTSR 5 5 mm c a aV p Vhm63 TV Ptackney Oupatck WednMday Nov 13 1946 4 Dexter Take Game, 18 to 0 Ptaetaf tad Dte have been TJ easjssjsr wwww a ee4 fcae asjBBBJl as port Pmckaey Has usually had the better of it in football Last year they beat Dexter, 7 to 6, end alto the year before that Thii year it was different Pinckney loat eight men by graduation last year, while Dexter with a allveteran team had the best season in their history, winning 7 games and playing scoreless game with Brighton who was also undefeated The Dexter goal line has not been crossed this year Approximately 1100 fans, probably half from Dexter, came here Friday night to see Pinckney try their luck with the undefeated team Dexter was much heavier and had a good running game, but Pinckney kept them worried by a forward passing attack and missed scoring two touchdowns by inches The game started with Dexter making big holes in the Pinckney line with Johnson and Kenny, two husky backs, carrying the ball On the third play of the game, Bill Devlin caught a pass good for 30 yards and a touch down The try for extra point failed In the second quarter, Pinckney got their first scoring chance A Dexter punt went out of bounds at the 50yard line Russell Clark caught a pass good for a 80yard gain putting the ball on the Dexter twenty yard line Another pass, however, was intercepted by Dexter Dexter again began to go through the Pinckney line and Bill Devlin made their second touchdown around right end after a series of fust downs Again they failed to get the extra point Jack Kenny scored the last Dexter touchdown in the last half on a line plungeIn this half, Pinckney opened Michigan Mirror State News Uw ed aad Haapoaiaae of the tattle TU Ire Uasiag i Notes of the Game Current Comment t Gov,Elect Kim JSigter and his administration are going to have a bad headache of preVolstead proportion after Jan I, 1947 ail because of the voters thumping approval of the sales tax amendment and the 270, 000000 veterans bonus The next legislature must face 2 tough alternatives First Should state expenditures be drastically curtailed so thai the expenditures for the next IUCU yar shall be in balance with the states shrinking revenue, If so what ser j vices should be cut Should the cut be at the expenses of the colleges, hospitals and prisons all of whom are overcrowded and demanding more room and facilities If a cut is not leasable and any cut is bound to be very unpopular, then the only alternative is new tuxes which will probably be the answer , k The 270,O00,000 veterans bonus will be financed by state bonds, These if sold at 1 percent interest and returned in 20 years would cost over 300,000,000 The inliueal alone would be 42,000,000 All veterans will be paid at the rate of 10 a month for domestic service and 15 for foreign The maximum is 000, Dependent relatives of service men who died btween Sept 16, 1040 and June 80, 1946 from services con nected causes shall be paid a sum equal to the difference between what he has receivd and 500, The cost of the bonus is estimated at 343,000,000 The sales tasplit will reduce rev This was the hardest played fame on the local field this year Mixups were numerous and one Pinckney player and one Dexter boy were ousteittT NtW fcteftttNCCVM THE UNwMWWr4S OrOTHgm FfOPlftlfc f79 AN INFORMATION, TO AN APMUeiATION OP THt AT ANP TO THE UIIOIN4 OF THt PUTUM 7 nm AmHCmrj9rov MMKMCV ed by the referee tor roughness Well, the offyear election U over and the results are nut much of a surprise to anyone who has studied The attendance was about 1100 the election results Not much over a There were 1011 paid admissions Many crashed the gate This is the 50 per cent vote is ever cast in an offyear election, as a great number enues to surh an extent that new their bag of tricks and a lateral triple I taxes WJU become a necessity pass, behind the line, caught by Jimj The pinch may not come in 1047 Meyers waB good for forty yards and as the 8tate canget along fairly well put the ball on the Dexter oneyard jor a time on surpluss and balances line Here Dexter showed why their on hand goal line was uncrossed by turning jf ne taxes are considered the Pinckney back Four times Pinckney obvious choice is to increase the tried, 2 line plunges and 2 passes bales tax oi enact a state income tax Russell Clark caught one pass but, the referee ruled it touched the KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET ground first The other Young could Mrs Iva Reason was hostess to BOOK WCK STAHTtD IN THI COUNTRY ANP FIRST OSSSRVBO IN 1919, WLL SB C6l,CRATED THIS YEAR IN 39 COUNTRIES THROUGHOUT THB WORLDISf IIJ fJL Deer Hunters dead North Bt get his hands on Jim Meyer mado tlie last line plunge and lacked about fac inches of going over the goal line Pinckney played their hardest of the year but their heavier opponents wore them down and they were pret ty well bruised up by the end of th ame The lineups Pinckney Dexter Young le B Devlin Latimer It EDeLatorre the Kings Daughters Thursday afternoon Assisting were Mrs Lydia Cin and MrsM lldred Aekley The As usual, Pinckney will send a ttoiuniii ux deer mJiitcfo nortn ayaui this year They will probably num vi intu inc ituiiui dfa, 1 ne ioiiowiiy iuve informed us tney are going John Burg, Jack Reason, Win liaugnn, to Utsego Luke W C Miller and sons, liill aughn n meeting was in charge ot Mrs Kene l0ra names, to uougias Lake 1 Miller, vice president with Mae Dall er in charge of devotions,During the the social hour November charades were presented by LuLu Darrow High scores were won by Reri Miller, Viola Bead and Mae Daller It was voted to purchase several items of childrens clothing to fiil a hospit Elmer lg Shultz, al need and a gift for a sick child,A J Clark c Bennett nominating committee was named as Howe rg Coy j the annual election of officers will C Darrow t Williams take place proceeding the Christmas party Refreshments were served Circuit Court News Judge Collins held court in Ho well R Clark re Vaughn ft Darrow qb F DeLatorre JMyer lh WDevlin 4purgey rh Johnson fb Kenny Substitutions PINCKNEY D Clark, Haines, Hurtibuee, Murphy DBXTEROMaUey, Bailey, Curtis, I18 week to foreclosure suit of Howard, McLeod, Miller I mechanics lien, Ralph Gillett was Touchdowns B Devlin 2, and01 W W J BroWr 125jfcenay jTfae Vernor State Bank was given a Yards gained Dexter 234, Pinck Jadfsmeni for the return of cattle in aer 96 First downs Dexter 19, Otle Grover Pfackney 6 Last Wednesday was taken up with Befeeee Orlick, University ofthe the Vijle of Pinckney Mieejcaa Ojepire Lascfa, University v w H When w H yr of Middfaa Head Linesman Stan bought bis present garage building lef DioavsL tome twenty years ago there were gasoline storage tanks under the side4 walk ia front of it which he has since used to sell gasoline from, but C4JOF THAMES is always A H Flintoft and party, to Drumuond islunu L J Swarthout and sons, Cluudc jvvuruioui aija son, umre wartnuuL jid son, to Mio George Meabon, Jr and W II Meyer and sons, to Mio Louis anenaii and son, Francis, oerald Bauer and Bruce Heibst of iighton to thje upper peninsula Clifford Van Horn, Willard Wiltse, Koy McClear, Tom and Dan iiowleti and A Wixon, to Jurran Edwar4 farker to iiocommon Lynn Hendee and son, Dr Cecil iiendee, to Mio Louis Wagoner and son to Roscommon Hoy Reason to St Helen In addition, others planning to go north are Orvilie Smith, fcrdlty Van Sickle, the Wyiie brothers, Bremuntstalls, Girard brothers, Kussoli uveimore and son, John, and uiany more Rev TicU Murpny, paitji Masses at 8 and 11 t m rovena rriduj 220 uoon art t 00 p 11L Frcpuiation for Holy Coaui ion each Satuiuy 8 to p 11 n, Sunday r 00 to 730 a m Sunday, Nov, 17,2rd Sunday after ientecost and 5th week of jOtL Novenna, Communion Sunday for young ladies of the parish under the patronage of our Blessed Lady, Among the intentions are ixinfor late Clarence StadkaWe Armistice Day, Intonion qf living Tues , late James Tracy and Sister Mary Ver onica, Wed, Intention of sick and the living Thur, late Clarence StaeKable req by friends Fri, fr,,, relatives of Mrs Elsie DunkasFoat of St Albert Sat Feast of St Gertrude, high mass for poor souk and and members of punratoria society Baptism was conferred Sunday on Robert James, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Urastead, Sponsors were John and Kathleen Iola Stackable Mas will be offeed Nov 17 for the late Roche Shehxin to whose parents, Mr and Mrs William Sheban we extend condolence arid prav ihc Phukney Veterans of Foreign Wars post for the benefit of the lighted Held was then driven around the held The veterans will sell tickets until December 21st Although it was a cold night, no hot dotfs or coffee were on sale They would have sold like hut cakes How come For the first time this year there was considerable drinking at the ame and must of the visitors came ell supplied with old John Barleyun This scums to he one of the vils of huge crowds There is much umplaint about it at the games in Ann Arbor, and apparently no way to check it v IJ iinckne, player w 0 is ununn little heaiii of i Uuia Latimer, i,uJi after a short service in the army He plays a bangup game in the Pinckney line and made a lot of rilliant tackles Inability to catch passes seems to be a weakness of movL high school teams If Pinckney could have caught two or three passes at critical momenta the whole aspect of the game would have been changed A girl wrapped in a big orange joioixd blanket waa the most ehus iatic Dexter fan Somehow he eem to be always edging over on tic Pinckney side J Scores of otner games were as follows Clinton 32, Manchester 0 Chelsea 12, Saline 7 Stockbridge 2U, Grans Ii i Howell 2, Fowlerville 14 Unghton 20, Wiliiamston University High 25, Dundee 12 ililafl 7 Ropi id us 6, 1 MM game was the 1 iighton VIJIIIMOM contest Williajiston is Jri County League champion and led Brighton 1 to I, at the stui L of the ourth jurirtej1 Hairy Gibson, Brigh liii fullback tan sixty yards mr the 11 largest crowd ever to see a football 1 of persons only vote in presidential game in Pinckney election year Putnam cast about 700 The new Buick being raffled oif by j votes in 1144, yesterday they cast but 4GG Only 5iJ voters were enrolled under the new registration law this year The Democrat invited the de feat in 1U44 when they ditched Henry Wallace at the insistence of the southern conservatives and swung to the right by nominating Truman, a practical unknown The latter is a far cry from the late F D R, whose personal magnetism held the conflicting elements of the Democratic party together for 14 years and controlled tlie nation touchdown and Davis converted il extra point Jack Jarvis took a yard pass for the second louchtlwn Then Brighton dug down into i,ic bag and pulled out the mildewed iriii KICK, a favorite of old Gus Feks at Dexter Uf years ago The baJJ rolled along the ground where il was picked up by Young of Brighton who ran for a touchdown Pinckney ends their season here Friday night when they nnv artland This contest thv shouldwin, as Hartland has boa 1 no e except South Lyon Brigh to taking them, 44 to 0, and Dexter to 0 If they win this contest, Pinckney will have a lecord of four wins and five losses Jhey beat Adrian, Saint Marys, Manchester, South Lyon so far and lost to Fowlerville, 0 to 0, Stockbridge 1 to 0, Brighton, 34 to 7, and Dexter, Us to 0 Successful passing could have won three of these lost games fur Pinckney Conservation Notes Ai WOIUC TELEVISION SCXJH ,ersP W The trapping rights on PointMouillo near Monroe has been leased to 5U Uapprs for 1,038 in the county where the elections have become nonpartisan the Democrats only put up one active candidate Lester Huff, deputy sheriff for tmc, fet friiaddhip egboaaed 4 9 store forj,000 to 12,00 milesin 1150, in a time f sanv aad aereava w Ti beavlttid To kv remove them as the aide u T r4 L S CO CONI CHURCH tch iiell Co, has announced a De tioitToljdo link which will collect AKeed , , with both coaats by iate iy48 ine, KnfUxeai Baula,Jrt frgnm has been stepped up frwjCWJ5MpB01f g, Supt The DetroitToleW link of t fJKf Hd line wiU connect directly with others iS7 2SwiL between Chicago and Cleveland and Z Fall shipments of pine seedling 1 nine years under Democratic Sheriff were 592,000 only tenth of those , Irving Kennedy, was badly defeated sent out last spring when shipments were over 5,000,000, The Mich, Well DrillersAsa, met by Loren Basset, also deputy under Sheriff Kennedy for ten years, but running on the Republican ticket 3 vfah to offer juil 0 KkKu wae aided aad com i wik OVJtben i bad repair Wed farted v 4ttin the ilneee aad taeday was taken up entirely withjcincinmiatti A TeiedoFrwn Toledo, ei ar dear Be and attwrjwv of the meaobert ef thetit continues to the east coast where vittace ooaooii and Mayor Lee Uveya ChicaeNew Orleans Network to jTheir teiateny was to the effect eonnect with the west coast via a I Fned Ceaaeaa Ia ae present sidewalk is a danger goutbem rente, rd MnJfcae Ajberdeea jjhaawa Mayor Lmvey adautted that1 bte contains two ar nvor Jj aad Ma tax Mete the Gutf oil stationnietJ1 , a j uer in aad the Jftaeed atatiaa are also in dUaaetor than a lead penciL A cop mm teAtafclwiwfeaide each tab extends rkt rccaf ef nW mk waa hw fa pa Mra CHare 1 JTwwtawij Caaa raagH i1 4p4i Why Jl 1 Will dHllil MJlfcei4fc4a fronts j wire is eae ar iaiewiaiaa OOSPEI MiSSiON iwa ir S S Sut Marin Shire hsst week to draw up a proposal tiBassett carried every precinct Neithliccnse well drillers ier made any campaign to speak of Charles Schaefer of Chubbs Cor the Democrat party has practically ror had a page of doer drawings disappeared in this county in tho conservation bulletin this month J In the state, despite frenzied efforts Mrmn Woodnp 1 s4extemte aJenf its axis dk lead shcatli med encea the groa e tubesyA single teld9Mc 0mi C 4 Same , aafles a the Bell Sy Sunday SobocJ Yean Peoplea Maatiac Eveniar WawWa Prayer fiawirs Wad and much money spent, all the amendClRRENT COMMENT aents have carried, including the airThe war veterans cUVI not fare ao port one, the sales tax split, and the 10451 well in the electkeov last week Sev soldiers bonus Governor Kellers 7 is L cnty of them were elected to office and proud boast that he had saved the 121 lost The Republicans ran 84 and people of Michigan 136 auttion badeelected 7 The ijawocrat ran W7 fired as the people concluded if the and elected 23 THfe is for Congress state had that much atoney aad aa VttJLAGE TAX MOTIGff nd ofCiCes onJ f use ar it, it should go bade to the I wiU ioeh taxes far Wnckaev P who aaM it ia ifflaaa at say aeaat aeaty Wedne The P telhww ey Sen them on their schools, until further aycace, C M MHIH aUr Vndenbarf for pisaiiawt Jn big snajaritr Ur the 11948 He hasnt got a eaaaapuae fiespr the adt that the Ht esM nominee in all probability fp be Governor Dewey of New Yodsjfor it oounty teachers voted agasnet n is Beywalican beiwf that 0 nl New a teat vote and Torka electoral 90te awMteas is isa of MowalL peMitfe Besides, New Yotk is al aaeeehea siest it, ways a deaetfal AW, wafle w ho MdMd to tke tag fl r In Michigan, dumbness on the part oi the Govern or Kuily, KepuMican iH i iini iwlfi, until rettip i Iemotial, to tiio pinacle of niii i, aiii took the control uf the HiPlhlican party away from the rural districts and placed it in Wayne county uud other industrial cities The Kelly machine did not want the Judge Curr legislative grand jury in vestigation and did all they could to throw munkey wrenches in it However, they had not reckoned on the ability of Judge Lee Carr, who ditched tlie attorney generals office and brought in Kim Sigler, an un known, to handle the job He got the goods on the grafters and then in dicted Frank McKay and the bigshot Republican bosses He was on the road to convicting them when Senator Hooper, his far witness, was murdered, giving McKay the biggest break he got in his life The enemies of Sigler had not been idle They got rid of Judge Curr by appointing him to the supreme court and then fired Sigler for prosecutor for spending too much money He was replaced by Dick Foster, a young lawyer, and Can by Judge Coash, Up to date these two have gotten nowhere The bank indiclmeutK have been brought in but jicver tried Sigler savv his opportunity and threw his hat in the ring for governor on the grounds the Kelly machine bad given him a dirt deal This was Mlengthened when the legislature upoinUd Senator Johnvon, chairman of un investigating committee, to probe Siglers expenses Siglers claim was accepted by the people of Michigan who love a crusader or tighter and he was nominated in the primaries over Vern Brown, the Kelly candidate The convention also swept out the rest of the Kelly candidates, Murray Van Wagoner took the Democratic nomination, we believe, with the convictioi Vern Brown would be his opponent He was fooled and had to change his plans making a dumb campaign in which he stressed Siglers grand jury expenses which the people had already approved by nominating Sigler in the primaries Sigler now has the oppor tunity to become one of Michigans outstanding governors but now must face reality and not theory as 29 WWiaaw aX Ftefceey p Custom iBtMma awd AM very Tuesday aad ffcidajr Otto tfacener 4k flwa, Dexter Phone 47L WQr neyfiartland f pataea 4UBc 1 jr s Xi 3 fcJuj Jrlusqre t , 8 5 , X AS HNCKWKV DJ3PATCM WtdaMdty No 13 IMA Sylvan Theatre CHLSftA, MICH Fri, bat, Nov, IS, 16 TAKTNERS IN CRIME , cuuwdy Starring LUM AUNLK, PAMELA BLAKE Cartoon Rhythm Wrangler News Sun, Mon, Tu4 Nov 17,18,19 tiASY TO WiU In Technicolor A Musical with VAN JUttNSUN, ESTHER WILL IAM, LUCILLE BALL and KEENAN WYNN Cartoon Northwott Mounted Polica Sun Show, 3,5,7,9 Wed, Ihur Nov 20, 21 DANGER SIGNAL4 Willi FAY EMERSON ZACHRY SCOTT and DICK LKDMAN Plus HEADINIUWEM VilO dMILLY JSUKINfcllfc, CHAKLLS i SIAKKhil Coming 1 hriil of Brazil, Cluny Brown, Enchanted Forest I Howell Theatre HOWFIX, MICH 0J4vSIXTY YEARS OF LIGHT, lues, Wed, Ihur, Nov 12, 13, 14 REBECCA Starring LAWKLNCL OLIVER , JOAN FOUNTA1NE New Comedy Fri,Sat,Nov 5, 16 Mat Sat 2 pm K1KUY GRANT in KUILEKS JKOUNDUF1 with FUZZY KNIGHT Plus iAMilfcR tb ftlAKIA MUIN ItKUBtKI fAIUL and SABU Cartoon Jungle jueen, Sat Mat Only iurfTMon, Nov 17, 18 Sun Mat 2 P M Cont GfcOKGE BRNT, LUCILLE BALL in s Jut sixty yean ago this we k, electric lights winked on for a handful of Detr inters eightynine, to be exact Amid applause nj excitement, four little generators in the Edison power plant at Washington Blvd and State Sc which now houses Detroit Edisons downtown onice had begun to hum As overworked housewives cleaned the soot from kerosene lamp chimneys, they thought enviously of the new lamps Off and on, tl y had been think ing of them ever since Thorn us Edison invented the incandescent lamp seven years before But, though some of these women mi ,ht have foreseen a day when they could flood the Lr homes with sun light at the flip of a switch, they couldnt have dreamed of a time when lamps would purify the air they breathed or sterilise the food they cooked And they would have been incredulous had they been told that electricity soon would be accomplishing a score of household chores Similarly, the husbands of these women, reading by flickering lamps about John L Sullivans latest battle, might have looked forward to a day of better lighting It isnt likely, though, that many of them foresaw the growth of southeastern Michigan into a great industrial giant How could they visualise vast factories lighted day and night by hundreds of thousands of fluorescent lamps Yes, it was an historic event for Michigan But the Edison Illuminating Company did not consider itself a public benefactorbringing Edisons priceless gift of light to a darkened city Far from it It thought of itself as just another small businessit had little realization of its destiny The first bills were high Many of those eightynine customers used their current recklessly, demon strating their lamps to friends and playing with them as though they were toys It was November, when the nights are long and the days are dark And the sate was more than six times as much as you pay today As people saw the advantages that electricity had for them, they sought electric service The business grew With its growth, service improved and rates began to go down 7 hey arc still yolng down Today, more than 850,000 customers are served with light and power by Detroit Edison Quite a contrast to the eightynine of sixty years ago I T H t D I T E O 1 T EDISON COMPANY nw uWW i mmmw Neighboring Notes with CHAKLLS WINNINGLK New Comedy TueV VVedTrthurTNovTl9720, 21 DFJSN1S MORGAN, JACK CARSON iiVVO GUYS itRUM MlLWAUKJElfcT I LOVER COME BACK uerald McClear, son of the late E W McClear of Anderson and a Pinckney high school graduate, was elected prosecuting attorney of Shiawassee county last week on the Republican ticket, Robert McGuiness, 75, who at one time lived on the Walsh farm at Sil ver Lake near here, died at the home of his brother, south of Dexter, Wedneayr The luiieral w, from Saint Josepnschurch, Dexter, Saturday The Clare Mercer house at Gr I with J JO AN LESLIE, J AN IS PAIGE Selected Shorts News The Loyal Ouardi have a nurse caring Jackson called at the Robert Pike for him home Sunday The Ifasons have finished work on it was a boy, born to Mr and Mrs the new Reason block Dale Miller Roberta Shirley last Cards are out announcing the mar Wednesday and it was named William riage of JohiipBhieferstein and Mrytle Company at Howell has been organ Mae Taylor to take place November ized Herbert Gillette is president 22nd i Ray Bayless, general manager, and L E Wilson has returned from the R p Hall, secretarytreasurer, west on account of poor health , Fred Alexander ana Mrs Erma Phillip Mackinder has been ap Read of Howell were married Novempointed manager for the Guerdon her 7 th Bicycle Company for Missouri Arlo Worden of Gregory and Grace i Born to William Secor and wife on Boyer of Jackson were married last November 7th, a son week Walter Sharland is moving on the R p Roche underwent a serious WANTED ALL KINDS OF KAW rUst 1A , SEASON AND BEEF, and MORS, HIDES, SHEEP PELTS and DEER SKINS LUCIUS J Doyle l PHONE 42 PLNCKNEY oi y has been sold to Mr S4d Mrs,, Charles Bullii farm and Charles Bui operation in Howell Saturday Theatre Stockbridfe, WUch PH, SiaaTTNovTlS, 16 ONE EXCliING WEEK A Comedy Starring AL FEARCt, ARLiJNE HARRIS RcaU to Arms , South of aioato rayWith Rod and Gun in Canada Story of a Dog Blanchard of PUinfield The Stockbridge football banquet is November 11th, sponsored by the Commercial Club Rocoe Bonisteel, past grand master of Michigan Masons and former district governor of the Rotary Inter national, has been appointed regent of the University of Mijyam lis on his fathers farm The new elevator at Gregory is nearing completion Samuel Jones ot Hamburg died at Omaha, Nebraska, Thursday The Reverend K H Crane preaches at the Hamburg M E Church Sun day I SuW Tuea, Nov, 17, 19 Xinir SrjTtSS Noteof25YearsAgo plan for city employees nearly 3 to 1 A period Flay of Utmost Uvishaos dM ln Aor adult attendance trring FAVI L IJUJJMKU atid RAY ViLLAiND fieWs CrtooiService with a SmUe ComiaXBehiad GTMD LifatJoiaa Flyiayr Home, The Virginia, The proposal to allow the sale of liquor by the glass fared badly in Washtenaw county last week Ypsilanti township was the only one to give it a majority Scio Dexter voted it down 670 to 521, Saline 163 to 123, and Sylvan Chelsea 748 to 464, and in Ypsilanti City it lost y Leslie Merritt remarks Un the Li stun County Press that there are n in this countrjr one salooa for eve 300 people, 4B saloons for ovio church, and ee eeioon for every houses Livingston eosMftty farmer have ton The Masonic temple is completed on the second Boor and the Masons and Star hold their first meeting there this week Carpenters are at work on the stores downstairs Frank Graham of Brighton will be tried at the December term of court for the murder of George Keith, colored R D Roche and Carl Stuhr g s r defense attorneys K verend Father Henneas, aUr oi krt Patricks church t J Uoo ar 22 yean, is in the Saint Josephs heepstal, Ann Arbor, with a broken knee cap The Universal Grain Spraying Day Bird and family have moved in the Romberger house on Piety Kill f and Roy Bisd and family in Mrs Nettie Vaughns house Eight inches of snow fell here yes1 terday Mrs Addie Pierce has the South Lyon Herald advertised xvv iui OIL BURNER SEN Pipe Fitting Furnmcm INSTALLED AND REPAIRED WillUttt Brth P1NCKNEY tsammssm Regular Meeting Nov, 11, mj Meeting called to order by lres, Lavey, Present Clark, Palmer, Clin ton, and Griffith Absent Kennedy and Theyer, The following bills were presented J H, Shultz Co, 1U,U0 Deerf Edisont lights 101,90 Detroit JSdisoniren ,90 Edmund diaines, labor 14,00 Virgil Asnburgey,labor 14,00 MeAia Amoorgey, labor 6,88 1 more tractora n in km j WP Michigan State The Howe jjethosliet church dfa catod their carsVee ed pstajr for their 1 JOB HELP Wanted HOB anr LATHE OPaUT0M j FOR GEAR SHAPEKS, JBKOACH, LIBERAL EMPLOYEE BENE FITS APPLY AT EM1 Gerald Reason, rent of mixer 2,00 Li of47YatAeC ConairiecB lac offers yea ijprixvte Try en the of Mr end Mrs L sasse leswie Maneh Warren Barton, cement 6,67 j L Bennett, gravel 400 Joe dark, care of flag 4,00 Motion by Clark, supported by Palmer to pay bills, Motion carried, Mow on by Clinton, supported by Clark that Ckusie Kirechkes bill for fiM he refused payment Mo Motion to adjourn carried, Clyde Kaher, Clerk, OFFICE J9M J J to work in a store PcencisCetr is at the Bowser Inc Gear Dtrteteo asnsnc these who attended the fun of Roche Shehan at Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Mr end Mrs Levi Mr Bey CamphtlUL wife Mr Michael and Was FOR SALE 1 dessUe and wood burning r, 1 1 Mrs VirgirSlee, fitt POft ULtesedar wteAesstafNight Game Pinckney vs HartJand Veterans Memorial Athletic Field FRI, NOV 15th P ML Pinckney r c t 4 4 I 1946 rOOibAUL SCHfcDULE fit 20Brighton there Sept 20Ann Arbor there Oct iFowlerville here Ca iAdrian bt Marys there Oct 18Slockbridge here Oct 25Manchester there Jsiu 1Souvh Lyoti here Xov 8Dexter here Nov 15Hartiand here Pinckney hish School Football Squad Back row Charles Darrow, Robert Huruiusj, j n e Meyer,Kussel Clark,Kenneth Bowman, Leonard Latimer, Rex HendeeSecond rowDon Clark James Charbonneau, Fred Murjhy,Can Rohc, John Mosher, Coaoh ReaderThird rowRobert Afnburgey, Robert Darrow, Jerry rk, Joe Burns, Dick Young, L D Haine, Don MeKinley, Don Ambuvey, J rmKlmer, Kay Ash worth Front rowJoe Jeffreys, Richard Schneider, Mark Abney, Joe Clark, Don Charboneau, Lew liiggs, Robert Hildebrant, Robert Howe is not in tba picture Following Basinet Firm Kjfe IGMA 4X1, i DRUG STORE P H SWARTHOUT A SON FMOVHI Hone THE C H KENNEDY STORE UGf iAVET HAftC HARDWARE a MEYER SONS LoUd and Long Diataaea Trttckwff JCENTH NICHOLSON Fattataaa V J W POST MO LYMN MEMDEE THE LIVINGSTON BUICK GO Bttick B1 Poetiac Car Howell, Mica LOREN BASSETT CaaoMUto lor Shrift 4ETN1E M EASTMAN far Ca Traa PARKER SALES OaSota A MRAaMflf 4r A AMI MOWLETT CITIZENS MUTUAL AUTO IN , INSURANCE COMPANY, HowH HERB, SNEEO, Raakor Howail Mick LESTER HUFF CaadUfeta for SkoHtf WILFRED H ERWIN Republican Candidate for Hawaii, Mick DR RAY DUFFY, M O FARMERS FEED SUPPLY CO All Kind rf FedU, Caal F WINKELHOUSE FLORAL CO Cat Plants and Flawt im I, dl7 V V avaamnmwnwnwnwnwnwawnwawawMwmnwawi elp Wanted HWCKNEYl DISPATCHWedimdayNor aLOCALNEWS f I GREGORY f t v I Mrs, Dewey Breniser, Joyce and IMrs, Carmen Wheeler and Joan atE M StelTe i moving to Oscoda tended the football nt Ann A bor Saturday, Stf lUlWtLN THE Alihb OF 16 A 45 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLV jf WORK HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEfcK GOOD WAGES Vokar Corp 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE ULAltK, MICH, tftlltlll JllllllMBMlllMIIIHIIIIIIIIHIllMlllllinKWMWM,,IIUimilimiMMM,, SHOVEL With 35 foot V om and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching ALL JTfLS OF LACAV1UNG Lake Front Development AftMCO IKON BREAKWATER SHEETING, FIU DIHI N ROAD CONSIRUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OK PHONE FOU FKKW KSTiMATK CORDY ST PIERRE BRIGHTON, MICH 6514 J Review Drive, Briggs Lakfi Phon S672 t iiiiaiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiKiMiiiiiiiKiiiiiuiiiiiiimi ,i Saaagi , u UNAD1LLAFIX IT WE FIX ANYTHING ftWrLHLKS FURNACES REPAIRED WASHING MAUjfJNES FOKNilUKE CARPENTER REPAIRS SOLDERING Drop Us a Card and We Will Come to See You rLUMblNG LAMPS PUMr ELECT CLOCKS TOYS BOQ8 4cCOCHIN this weak Mr, and Mrs M J Reason were in Jackson Friday Mrs Dora Stackablt has bought a home in Lansing, Mrs A L Nesbitt was m Detroit with Mrs Gordon Hestsr Sinday William Haines and faintly of Detroit called at the George Mesbon, Jr home Sunday Mrs Lillite Hause of Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Bert Hicks Mr rid Mrs Philip Sprout ntJ f Charles Soule of Hjwoil were n J iring Saturday William Meyer and family of Stock bridge spent Sunday at the W H Meyer home ton Baughn and family spent junday with Mrs M J JKoisel at rden City, u The Fred Read family were Saturday dinner guests at the Schosser home in Ann Arbor Private Patrick Jeffreys was home over the weekend on leave from Aberdeen, Maryland Myron Dunning and Miss Helen WUTI of Detroit spenfc Sunday with his mother, Mrs Neie Fry Mrs Mable Suydam is at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor helping to care for P H Swarthout, Miss Lois Kellenberger is in Hillsdale, helping care for an aunt who is ill She was home Sunday Neil Baughn, Jim Meyer and David Aberdeen attended a DeMolay meeting in Ann Arbor last Sunday night Mrs Ahastacia Belifrsnz has moved from the home of Mrs Erma Lewis to the Dr Roy Duffy home Charles Eisele, wife and spnBer of Fowlsrvillewoyo Sunday guests of Mrs Emma Vollmer Mrs Phillip Sprout entertained several ladies from Dexter and Portari Luke lor dinner Friday night Mrs, Alta Meyer Btarted teaching in the McClaren district in Lima township, Washtenaw county, Monday James LaRosa, who bought the Pinckney Tavern, took possession last week The McCulleys expect to go to Mexico Arlo Worden and family have left for their cabin at Hiawatha Club to hunt deer Mrs, L, Owen and son spent Sunday in Flint The 4H orcheetraj practised at the Clarence Marshall home 1st night Mrs Susie Worden is staying at the Arlo Worden home during their 4ence Leave donations for the lKngs Jaughters Indian box with Mrs Dor jthy Owen Wn Rose and wife of Ann Arbor pent Sunday at the Fred Rose herme Lawrence Riaas and wife spent is week end with Pete Brodner umfly in South Bene, ind i Clarence Marshall and fmily spent anday in Eaton Rapids with the len Williiams family 4 The opening of the Marshall ne tore drew a large crowd last weeK John Ackerman and wife and Mike lonty of Detroit spent the week end MY OOWT IMfr LOOK UP PRINTERS 1MTME YUOWPAGS OF THE TELEPHONE CncCTOW k Ctr TliElR ADS FiNTED RIGHT Rev Walton Mrs Myrna t their home here Locke Esther Jorgenson MrsBernita Wheel r attended the 4H club leader meet ng in Howell Fridy i Mrs Hazet Breniser entertained ler bridge club Tuesday night MrsJosephine Howlett was in How Ml Wudrodiy Mort Cole and wife were in Detroit Tuhrsday Mrs Inez Powdieh and Ms rertrude Crospman were i Dnroit lt Friday f GRAND THEATRE BRIGHTON Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Novem or 14, 15, 16 Adm 50c Inel Tax All Shows 0 1 1 Cjde Beauchamp ail vo nlend ed his mothers funeral in Loiaimport IndM Wednesday, Mrs Ulrica1 of Howell visited L, Owens home last week Dewey Breniser, Elwin, Lyle Bowdish, Carmen Wheeler are north deer hunting, Roland Stpffer and family spent the week end with her family in Deckerville Esther Jorgenson entertained her cousin, Kenneth Best and family of Attica Sundy, Clifford iHowIt family of ilomer spent the v Mrs Loc4ce and Linda ayui week end in Lanhing will receive scaled bids on the Ida Mae Mow B two famly house in Pinckney J M McLucas Adm, 09 East Grand River Brighton AMSQICW HEP05 by WOODY COWAN M and Mrs Geo Crne and Mrs, Phillip Sprout called on Mm, Cranes sicter, Mrs, Ella Cuffman at Plainfield Sunday, Irvin Kennedy has sold his farm in Marion to a Mr Boyer of Do er on the Dexter road who has taken possession The Past Matrons met at the Mas onic temple Monday with Mrs Beulah Miller, Mrs Flo rente Baughn and Mrs Bonnie Henry as hostesses Mrs Myrtle Craft, son, Jackie, and Mrs Gloria Dean of Detroit were in town Sunday on their way to visit at the Jack Payton home in Pingree Miss Muriel Read and Miss Laurie Shiya of Niagara Falls, who are attending Michigan State College spent the weekend at the Fred Read home Other deer hunters to go north were Dr Ray Duffy and James Tinch er to Indian River and Percy Ellis v CAH t Ourran Albert Shirley 6 Jot Staekabi also went HALLOWEEN PAK1Y The committee Xor tie Halloween party has the following report Money received Receipts Boxes in Stores 2140 Business Men 3810 Homes 2105 Tots 8U5J Expenditures ftiftde 2Jrize t Gam I let UFood 3120 jCnps 325 Store Boxes 48 Total 5109 AvrtUHnt From where I sit Jy Joe Marsh, How to Handle a Fortune j A Some ronths ago I reported in with the Missus, sharing a mellow, the Clarion how Mel Bates uncle glass of beer with friends, died up north, and left him with a From where I elt, Mel has tidy fortune learned the art of handling money, Naturally, our town was curious wel1 a handling people You to see how Mel would spend it dont let cashinthebank push Traveling around the world you around any more than you getting a new house or car lot people push you around If you wearing fancy clothes or dhv like the simple, homey life com ing on cold pheasant and cham panionship and quiet ways a glaat pagne of beer and friendly talkthafI We tan now report, Mel hasnt tUM, afttr all changed a bit Drop in on him any night, and youll find him in his shirt sleeves by the fire, chatting Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Foundation SCANDAL COLUMN r , HaKffl nd trtft attended Hm Milk Prodoeers meeting in ffcondajr A new constitute te i 0 jrjtt parted was dis yhihiow invasion j Southern France, Lieut Ray USNIL, led his on dote to an enemy held beach mdket fee again hostile defenses By ins cod fee, ke contributed materially te d Qfampi ami it caWs iSTwm Mrs Esther Campbell and Leon called at the Tiacher home in Howell Friday Mr Tincher has been catted to Ashland, Kentoeky, by the Ulaeas of his father Ad Balance 2946 The balance we gave to the school for the use of the field and gym The prize winners were as follows Little Folks Characterization Carolyn Miller Grotesque Gerry Henry Comic I Carl Burg Juniors K2racteriztionCarolyn Jaroslwski GrotesqueBob Beesieyerry Morgan Comir Joan Griffith ,Thef committee wishes to thank all who helped make the party a success by ttions and help Why cant MZmaLc up her iipd between J j and L D So ve meet again was the remark made by li PJ We see L D H is seeing 2 girls lately What about M H and MZ What Soph girl turns red when the speed merchantJsmentioned J I What senior girl couldnt keep herl mind on her work last week on ac count of the army being home on leave Why has V C started going to the Gregory dance Wht about it Mitzie, We see the Y0V0 is the new item for the desk NEW CHEAP OIL BURNER For Heating aod Cooking STOVES AND FURNACES HIAT row HOME COOK Y00I MULS with OMP fWntce ON HOMO SHOVELING COAt OIASKES Nan Ledwidge was rian ever the mother, Mrs on the Tiacher family hi Saturday Wiliam ban ami faeatty eg IMM mi vita ami Jwtfe U leaea ami fWaafin LaU Mr emi Mr Dr Harlow The seniors went to see theOutlaw It got very glamorious when it got dark they say, ATTCMOC0 WEDCMffC te wawaUyr of Mm Sermon amlQaleiett at fee Urthermr ctecii in Ypaflaati Saturday nagwt PresemV ev Sift Ted Ratter was satoisL4 aesiataa At cwane 4ktwa serwed ia tfe ISO E H a id J H are very glamorious so 13 C and G G say, We hear the 2 cousins had a imei over M ZV glove Don C added another knockout to his string which is longer than Joe Louises New FUELIZER 8 T A 8 T E H Vaporizing Sys teal turns Chear 180 Flash, Furnace Oil Distillate Dfeaei Range, Heater Oil and Karoaene into oilgas heat without dogging up the vaporising UFETIME GUARANTEE defects fv ftEE DtHCMTUTKM mi OeUwi JWOmOIJWtt NMH BEfifLEY 910UNADUXA BdBe Singer P H Swartfaottt had a eateraet Mhowse tfe mowed from owe y at Satat JoaemVa late fto wM Mws ai CUm wiU htm the other one iwaMwad hi a Mat fitwet, wMeh wafj mfiws aw0 m PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wtdaeactey Nov 13 U t S We were smarttobuy plenty of bonds inlvery4 loan and N NNCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at Poetoffice AT v Mkk tutueriptlofc Ui a M PaM ia Advise, AI w, CURLUT School Jr XHI bet were png W buy moreiand bigqer bonds Si to a1 Kennedys Gen Store iiiuiimiilufuiiriiiiiuiiiiiuiiutuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiMiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiuiiii F C Reickhoff Sr f OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 356 Reiidence 613 HOMES FOR SALE j WILL PASS FOR G I LOAN,Mod ern six room home, 4 miles south H I of Brighton on good road, Automatic t hot water, oil heat, 700yBeautiful 55 I furnishings sold at sacrifice at extra 2 cost Sj j Jive room home, hardwood floor S nicely furnished near Brighton on g plastered walls, natural fireplace, 2 good road, 0300, 2000 down S I Four room home on east shore of S Huck Lake near Hamburg, larger 5 than ordinary, newly built, hot Gale Hendee spent the weekend in Coldwater I 1 Edwin Sprout is working in Ann Arbor I Howard Read went to Canada to hunt deer last week C J Clinton and wife spent Sunday at the Martin Greiner home in Brighton George Graham and wife of Mount Morris called at the Dale Miller home Sunday Dr Cecil Hendee and family of Lansing spent Sunday with Mrs Rose Hendee Mrs Stanleey Dinkel, son, John, Elsie Dewolfe were In Howell one day last week Fred Bell and son of Chelsea called at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bell Sunday j Floyd Hammond and wife of Lansing spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher Dr Walter Mercer and family of Lansing spent Sunday at the William Mercer home Mr Mydick is building a cement block garage house back of the home of Reverend Beachey George and Edward Zimmer of Detroit were Saturday callers at the home of Mrs Jessie Wylie Mr and Mrs Vernon Beatty and children of Howell called on Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel Sunday Charles Clark, Jr, and Don Burns were home from Camp Knox, Kentuc ky, on weekend leave Lavern Smith and wife and Mr and Mrs Jack Jekhart of Lansing spent Sunday at the R J Carr home Mrs Norma Merrill and daughter, Mercedes, of Webster, called at the home of Mra Nettie Vaughn Wednesday Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry were in Howell Thursday and called on Mrs Gcoige Harford at McPherson Hospital Ren White and wife and Norman White and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Metz in Howell Mrs Albert Nesbitt of Detroit spent last week at the Jesse Henry Mr Nesbitt came after her Suppli CORY DRUG STORE Dead or Alivei HORSES 800 COWs SMJno Farm Animals Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Atent Phone 88, Pinckney 1 bo FASTEST Dead Stock Service in Michigan Central D eadStoekCo HMiiMKnitMHiitiyiiitiiitHiiHiMiiiiiiiMiiiMitiiiiiuinMniiinmini CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL, Hand Tooled Laced and Assembled MHfnWi made to vour personal specifications Your name,initials emblem delicately engraved Each billfold made entirely of tin very iuici call kin mailable, gives years Q sturdy veuriiease orir earl,leather in priority gov erned A beutiful and distinctive wift for iadies and gentlemen Romm o2, S East, Mich State Mich State San, Howell, Mich PRICE 750 BUCK BERQU1ST STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee g J furnace, fulk basement, 2 lake front home lots 2 car garage, all in excellent Sundavcondition, 5H0o, terms, j Mrs Monda Morris and Kevin LedniceJy furnished inside and out, 2 I widge called on Mrs Clare McMackLake near lirighton,all large rooms, I en and newborn baby at St Josephs j Monday lake front lotsAn ekta value 4000 s Hospital in Ann Arbor Sunday I SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Seniors Are Sponsoring Another Movie which will school Night, Nov J8 at 730 be shown at the terms J, R HAYNER, Broker Hamburg,MichPhone Brighton 3670 8ess Road, Pinckney is on terminal avc awaiting final discharge from the Fort SillSeparation center INCOME TAX KbKOKIS Income Tax Reports Made Out at my home at 406 East Grand River in Brighton Phone 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS I CtNtTiLRNLY,VlLlOR MAIUKfc m SHANGAI GESTURE Adra Children 15c, Adult 25c tad and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogs, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE FHOKE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HDES AND CALFSKINS EARLKRNKG CALLS RECEIVE THE BEST SERVICE j Hath ioom and kiUhen wall tlie make beautiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Let us give you an estimate with F H A terms Davis ft Davis, Phone 370 108 b W Grand liiver, Howell PARTY Pinckney High School Gym FRI, NOV 22 Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens jiiiiNitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiim Birst iSntionai Batik s I to ftmreil Under Federal Supervision 2 Maimer Federal Depoeit la urance Corporation All Of I 2 poU laeured up to 5,000 fo 8 Popit SPONSORED ar W r T3 ii S HE JHOUQMT HE WAS 8 FULLY INSURED The other day we read abouc a man whose home had been partially destroyed by fire Like many other men he carried fire insurance up to 80 ojo of what it had cost him to have hit home builtiiut he had built it 10 year ago Since that time values have increased ed considerably, yet he simply renewed hid policy withoutregard to stepped up replacment costs Now he will collect lew than the cost of making re pairs, because he was underiasured This is a predicament that can easily be avoided by other who act before it is too late As a public service we re commend that every home ova er, for his own protection jmaure his home on the basis t what it would cost him to uHd Kt todays kb oeet Wt RIVE AMPi UH4 AfAOABf w nmrm REAL ROTATE MOnbCOBS OR mmLrrmAm i mltf T 9PWi y tVj 5 iX Nowin Stock classified ant Ad 24 in TEEL FURNACE GEHL STOKER ROCKLid PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE STATIONARY TUBS AND r r IMCS HARDWARE BOYD ELL if MINn VARNISH ENAMELS I MAOi in BITIT oua cmiuTit f LOST1 smail whie sow aoout to fu , low, estrayed from my farm Finde pictse return and receive reward Fran Hinchey, Town Hall Road Silver LakJ FoTSALK5 Ft lefFKanTcasTFoi batk tub , complete , G Hughes, Rush LakePhone 136F FOSALEl MensUoVgoloTwRs watch, Bulova, 17 jewels expansioi wrist band and has neverbeen worn price 3000, Reason for selling i and does not want to part with it that owner has another wrist watc He received this one as a gift ant needs the money 245 Uiwdilla St box 3 or phone 68 FOR SALE 5 Heavy young horses ir bat of ondition 9040 Farley Rd FOR ALE Three 20 gal crocks, i door, 1 sink, 1 bed and springs, 22 gal steel tank, will hold 180 lbs u air pressure,set of stairs 12 ft lonj ,2400 egg incubator Frank Plask trTD TO BUY Chickens ofal 1, aUo ducks Will pay Detroit 13 1946 STATE OF MICHIGAN , The Probata Court for the County of, Livingston At a sossion of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City Howell fn said County on the 11th day of October A D, 1946, Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate of Jessie Smith, M I i W Marshall Smith having filed n said Court has 12th, 13th, 14th U PROFESSIONAL CM PlTckEY SAtfMJtf Vtywk AVim Ray M Dotty, M U t DrW VaaiWlaS nd 15th accounts as Guardian oft aid estate, and his petition praying f Piaeksoy, Mkai SundayHi00 a m to 2iOQ p nv I Wodnosday2 to 4 tp m 7 to 6 p av Saturday7 to S in th oveaiag , I 4 9M Attorney First Sutm Howell, Miehieas aed levies et 0R 1KSLUbKEY CEMETER 111 N Michigan J L Residence 614 Office 935 Evoalagt by Howell, llieaisar or the allowance thereof It is Orderde That the 4th day of I November A D, 1946, at ten oclock I in the forenoon, at aaid Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed t Cor examining and allowing saidir i accounts MARION BEAUTY SHOP It is Further Ordered , That Pub 5AING PERWNES he notice thereof be Riven by pub MACH,jJ 5 MACHlNfcilfcal hcation of a copy of this order for ALSO COD WAVES 1 three successive weeks previous to , fh0xo 6 aid day of hearing, in the Pinckney , , ORA1S HAROLD O CHUBB Howatl, Michigan Local Repreaestatfte Monumoats Marks 3s, 4 t MARTIN J 1AV M rbon IS MARION JARVlSOwnrPlioa Til Ri Irilf Dispatch, a newspaper printed and lirculated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia ParshallfRegistcer of Probate FOR SALEChickens custom dresed for the locker, Feather drv n 0c, drawing 10c We also dress turkeys vou cant afford to do theem yourself Wm Scott on Braley farm at Plainfield on M36 or inquire at Pinckney Locker Store PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phon 3F11 Pinckney, Michigan HERB SNEEu Fhoao 183 207H E OMJ net HowalL MicMven ftaai sUt, Inaorerwa, Arwkoto it, Laka and Ftrxa it SpctJitr 136P6 State OT17 Lafcetiu Orv License Rush La PH,SWARTHOl SOI FTJNERAL HOTModnrn Siitjnen Aknlulen4b SotrWe LE LAVEY v uaga iC H Lloyd j Cedar Lftke Rd Phone 13F2r f FOR SALEHeatrola stove American radiator, 50 ft R K, Elliot and late We are now doing Cust om Grinding H Farmers Feed Supply PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELL,Mg ANTRD Paper or til kn4i, Iron Copper Harry Priak VANTED CHICKKMS Hiirnes j prces paid for all kind of poultr I Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mich Helent Rubinstein Cosmetics exclusive in Livingston County ai Howell Ruths Shop jor Womei FOR SALEfelttbwood Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co,, Phone 4 ijoftvell, Mich We are paying 85c for cream brought to our door Watson OLeary MUM, WANTEDWaUress for full time Dixie Restaurant, Main and Peari Stsj, Pinckne roil SALE IM Ford, iM hy mouth Both in Good condition See Bob Vedder, phone 89F3,Pinckney FOR fcJALESand colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 for 10 Phone Pinckney 63 FOR SALEElectric pump Call on Sunday at 6080 West M3U FOR StALECement Blocks P4 T Block Products FV AVFY GENERAL INSURANCE Pinckney Michigan SEPTJC TANKS ft CESS POOLS CLEANE , WRITE ALLEN EL HOf L ROOM 70 0 PHONE 4 If , ANN ARBOR W si nc Dairy, Howell, 1900 Beardsley Rd, Pinckney We have been ouying cieum m Howell for 36 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 86c fo crerm brouglit to the 1 atsoji ULeary Dairy, Howell IIich SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTiNGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH FISCH SAVE MONEY Fitch Elec App C o 8S0S M33, 1 Mile of U SZZ Fhona 3081 Vvliitmore LakeMich CESS POOLS A WAU TANKS CLEANED , 24 Hour Service All Contend Hattljd Away Inspection Free ModoR Equipment Fhone South Lyon 9811 Rea, MSt WALTER DUNCAN SOUTH LYON, MLCJL CLAUDE F KIRSCHl General Contractor and Buittor 251 Portage St PlncknayMieb 6 MtD PREPARtATIOMi LIVHD TABLETS SALVESNOjte jROPS Uja nly As Directed CORY DRUG STORE SEPTIC TAfiKS ACCESS JNATL OF MICM1UAN fcaid petition Hie said Maiy Brayton as Trustee prays for an order auth izing and directing her to sell the above described premises under the direction of this Court and that the Housewives SAVE YOUR WASTE FATS in Hrobato Conn tor tfca Count Oi Uvingtton At a eesjion of said Lourt, held at the Probata offie, in the City 01, Jity of Howell in said County,on the Proceedsfro,n such tiind in Iicu 7th day of October, A D 1946 10 e aove described premiset, 6ub Preifnt,Honorable Willis LLvl fc to tne luithtir ordei of this Judge of Probate J Court as to the reinvestment tluve In the Matter of the Estate ct n the motion of Glenn C YeltiWorden CHendee, sometimes known annd Attorney for such Trustee and as Wert C Hendee, Deceased j petitioiner it is Further Ortred, It appearing to the Court that the hearing on said petition be heid at the time for presentation of claims I16 Circuit Court Koom in the j against said estate should be imitedCourt Kouse in tne City oi Howell, and that a time and place be appoint I Michigan, on the Inh day of Decern j ed 0 receive, examine and adjust Der 1946 at the opening, of Court I MODERN AND OLD TIME 33S East ettrCA Straat DAN PHone 6292 ij 3mi REFRIGERATION SERVICE CALL COMMERCIAL NATION AL REFRIGERATION PHONE 135 F O WM Overcome Soap v hortage There is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats got one fifth of what they used in 1941 eoverings etC Without the help of the American year, One out of in American kitchens, So dont Wme your grocer if he ha ntflM UFEBUOY every nine cakes and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only Thici also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor Housewives there wold have been little soap last of soap made last yer wrr , rt wcto fats saved no soap but save every ounce of fat in c J sell it to your We Need then Lavm Them at this Store adjust, all claims by and before said1 Court It is Ordered, That all of the creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 13th day of Janj uary AD, 1947 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and place beinsj hereby appointed for the examinatl 7tion and adjustment of all claims copy of this petition be served on all and tiemands against said deceased rerions interested in te above dn Itis Further Ordered, That p iblic j ibsd lands andpreT ses, at least lotice thereof be given by puHicaiten days before the return herein set forth, of any of said parties are FOOT ODOR QRRM TO KILL IT, Mm IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASSD, j your 35c back F O if a femoP on tliat day or as soon thereafter notation Kill this germ, you kttl tU counsel can be heard and that all 0dor Get this POWERFUL gerJtt persons interested in the above killer TEOL from any druggist, Apply FULL STRENGTH for F described lands and premises be and appear before this Court on that day, time and place, to show cause if any exist, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted And it is further Ordered, that a sweaty or itching feet CORY DRUG Pineknay, Misfc Hw to r ion n a copy of this mi successive weeks previous lay of hearing inthe P 1 y oatch, a newspaper printed and u la ted in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate V true v Jelestia Parhall,Register of PYobatt STATE OF MICHIGAN fc rouTLci kTf At Clarks Tno Circuit Court for the County of ioringaion in Chmncory fn the Hatter of the Petition of Mary Brayton, Trustee, for Order to Sell Lands ORDER FOR HEARING At a session of said Court held at the Court House in the City of Howell, Michigan, on the 17 day i of September, 194 Present Hon, Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge Mary Brayton, Trustee, having iled in this cause, a petition setting Forth that Martin Holtforth, fath ir died on the 20th day of Marchv L93V, leaving a last Will and testrmeat, by the terms of which petition er was devised certain lands for life Kni that by the order of this Court uch bads wore sold sad a portion f the proceeds irarn rinveted in ad preadseft situated la tfte City of Howell tviarston County, Michigan, and de cribd follows towH VddRJon to tan VfllagWaow City ot number 47 wand 48 of Jewtt Vddkion to the Wsataow City Howfi Michigan a lacotdod, Oat aVspaof, found in the state of Michigan And it is further Ordered, that j this order or a true copy thereof be j published tor three successive weeks Monce each week in the iMnckney j I Dispatch, a newspaper printed, pub j tlished and circulating n said Coun1 ty of Livingston, Michigan Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true copy John A Hagman, Clerk Glenn C Yeiland, Attorney for Petitioner Business Address,Howell, Mich Phone 145 McPbersou State Bank DECONTROL As of October 15, 1946 the QXJU restrictions on meat an The public reaction to this move I undoubtedly influence how soosj trols on other items will fofofcc Confusion of views on pries is prevalent, but that there doubt that anyincroaae in 3 i 1 ty f FOn SALE1 Sseosdcjzowth body block wood Robert Pike, phone 91Ft meat win son bring priest to mai range Simple seoasssies tett pj ithat fact j A Savings Account can be a raV uable asset in helping to weather av doubt that any increase in supply df factors in iadustry arm hsadJSj Whether it is iarge or ssaafl U help proeure the goods we ett FOR SALEL am receiving orders fart fa gd aeseed for dressed geese and ducks sad will wftr jm also drens turkeys for you for tae Thanksgiving Day while fyou wait V ianTSSi, R Martin j John FOR SAI ETrailer House a K Elliott 9 FOR SALE4 ten weeks old pigs Lewis Tuthill, 11761 MerriM Rd miles southwest of Hsafbarg a FOR RALEMale Beajrie Hsamd, S years old, wetl trained, Dr Carl Wureter, Hitend Late aWntoVM mmm V ,,H mm SALE oak 1 V m K mmm r dbaV , rfPi v J W Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 13, 1946 Description An account of the resource November 13, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e0e880b6735e9b787e07cd460ef0e816.pdf d5646bb0ae73eca6d491d20d6d8e89f5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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T mtommmm wmmmm lbo Pmcknej Dstpata Wecmeeday, Novembex 17 1948 No 48 k Michigan Mirror WN8WG j5ort divided house m stale qovernment is ganq to erupt new controversy SCHOOL NEWS PTJL MEETING After a brie business is I After a briei business mc yjNov 16, the PTA meeting meeting Here and There i 194 I w uiovuug was While GovernorElect G WuVtaken ove h teachers A m fee repeatedly maintained very memo and weil pre he could get along with a Ren81110 P10 was dedicatee togialatuxe better ten did Kim saalex the iact remains that 3m ia xaci remains that Williams and the legislature will be miles apart on some issues Her are a lew oi them, as indicated by campaign statements oi the Democratic governorelect Outright lepeal at the Bonine Tripp labor relcdons act which requires a majority vote oi all employees in an election before a strike can be called The auth ors oi this measureSenator G Welwood Bonine oi Vandalia and Senator Harold D Tripp oi Allegan were reelected by their respective districts Increase in unemployment compensation The payments J crajusted byfhe legisiatuTB in 1947 A hirther increase is pro posed by Williams Increase in old aqe and mothe pension The badly inflated do lar with its lowered purchasing power is causinq hardships aamong pensionersThe legislatue attitude on this issue may be in fluenced, in part, by the prospect ive state deficit under the 1946 sales tax amendment Public housing by municipalities through bond issues retired by rents Voir employment practices act modeled after the New York law which was intended to outlaw racial or leligous discrimination in private employment Building program to alleviate overcrowding in mental institut ions Such a progiam was inaugurated by Gov Horry F Kelly Again how is Michigan to finance these improvements concedea by everyone to b oadly need ed Williams insisted that Michiqan lacks a long range progiam of highway improvement, and that tourists who traveled over dusty roads would never return to Michigan, This criticism points to a Democratic effort to wrest the state highway dept from Rep control at the 1949 sprinq It also revives the 1948 issue of whether the gasoline tax should be boosted to make possible new roads If the Nov 2 majority vote tor a constitutional convention meets legal tests, the door would be opened o overhauling of the states taxation system with possibility of a mcome taxse, I v rirv The new as ii rav program was dedicated to Book Week From the 2nd through the 8th grades the pup ils gave their various recitation The special features were Vio lin solos by Pavia Brody and Bill Miller, a boys quintetteChris and Dick CampbelL Bill Milex jack Clark and Bill Harden, a piano solo by Ruth Gallup Vac al Solo by Paula Curlett singing Thanksgiving by Mozart and the final act was a duo of sane by the High Scnool Girls accompan ied by Mrs Parks A song and dance number by Sally and Barbara Miller was an extra special feature also Almost 90 adults and prdcCca lly an equal amount of students were present It would be very interetinq and appreciated if there was always such a qood lumout Rene Mill Sec MW w4w vw Saline hiqh school are puttinq I hunters in Livinqston co, Mon on the opera HMiSPinaiore Among those who qot them wer v iwAaV TVnTHrw rmd Fri I C1A VifVi f KArrion CAm I Since we published the last week another army oi deer hunt ers have gone north They are Ona CampbelL Lovells Roy Rea son and wife St Louis Stanley Dinkel and Robert Singer, Lovells Lucius Doyle sr and Joe Clark, Sears Erdley VanSickle and WUxnant Plummer, Luzerne Harold and Frank Rady Harri son Winston Baughn and Qmer Cory Saniord Lynn C Hendee and three sons, Dr Jim Nash and Dr Cecil Hendee to Atlanta Irvin Kennedy to Kalkaska Allen Dinkel Glenn Kinqsley, All an Davis Edward Bowman to Houghton Earl Ward jr Albert Shirley, R Fenner and Ora Haines to Lewiston and Louis Church ST MARYS CHURCh Kev rnc Muryiiy, pastor SI J A A f y A r holy comrnuniin Preparation for Holy Corrmv ion after 730 mass Sunday November 21, the 2 Sunday after Pentecost Co r 11 r 1 Motes on the Game V frnci Ilur Beore a mere handful of ceoMdsse at 800 and 1100 am I pie Pmckney ended her scheaNovena Devotions Friday at ule by deieatinq Hartland 28 to 745 followed by preparation l Paiekney stated with a rush u ,id ran up 20 st ralf Eb Darrow scored tho , Current Comment We see that Brighton high school has claimed the Class C title of Michiqan and offered to defend it Amonq their conquests of the year is a 14 to 0 over Pinckney Briqhton is proud r KVO uw man of this victory and it is dispkry Darrow scored the fiied prominently in every Briglu u n a 11 i ton writeup we saw However ii iJinz He went oil tuckle Tom u,,AJ Joode wen for young ladies oi the parish uler cu i i eo j T i third One Y 5th week of 63rd Novena Amonq the intentions are Mon Rose Pkrtowski for her naal feast date Tues Feast of StGer trude Wed, Feast oi St Greqory Thurs Dedication oi Basilicas of St Peter and Paul FrL StEliza both and St Ponrianus Sat St u uiw u series or ton writeup we saw However if went off tuckle Tom the two teams should meet aqain A w0uqnh, hne for we believe the scoje would be a WeS Kilmer qot the TAVftrsH Pinrtrn,, met RrifAion , VVV1 WJW co runner qot the j third one, Hartland seldom haa 1 the ball and fumbled severe I times The question was how biq the score would be T 1 ieast aae lues reast ox oiueri , T, w v trude Wed, Feast of St Greqory L 5 6 tsecond half Coach i TNJ i tii ii iteaaer sent the second team in Against these kids Hartlandjai lied, scored a touchdown, Lyons Haines to Lewiston and Louia I ocnowrmyn and Wayne Waqoner Gerald aYws J Wested for stck Reason and Tonv LaRosa, Sam a recent departed Gentile and wife, Friday Hlaines1 nll 1 1 T 1 j both and St ronnanus oat su www, WunFelix, hiqh mass ior late Henry Qoinq throuqh the line Ihev al Scholerman , Zot e exta point Then the fust team went back They roared down the held bu i tU U I1 J i this week Thursday and Fri For a number of years the oratory of Gus Ledwidqe and Bob noweii, ana MUO v5rsK Carr was sufficient to keep the near Briqhton We understand i i rwt Mlnmn rsn CUrtnar Yrnriht shot his der VIWUU49 t wp, mmimW J , i and Bill Baughn, Douglas Lake Abe Hanes, Paul Singer, Dick Amburgey, Billy Darrow to Hale Frank Brenningstall and sons, Hugh Vanness, Drummond Is Arthur Marshall and son, Louis, Tustin, Bobbie Robinson According to Conservation Officer Jones 50 deer were shot bV Mon were COMMUNITY CHURCH Congregational Rev D, D Brair pastor lost the ball on downs after qet ting a 15yd penalty Hartland tried to kick fom behind their own qoaline but the kicker was Choir IMe frWlglSTt rwutTrhftfr DTrctoT jensack Joe Jeffreys late took a Organist 6 Choir long pass over the ime for a iou Mrs Merwin CampbeU chdov j Heath bot Stanley Knight of Marion Clar ence Stone at Oak Grove Gerald Hubbel and Ken Griffith near Howell, and LaVerne Westphal L,arT was suaxcieni iw ray w near oximiwi school in Democrat column on Stanley Knight shot his deer election, day With bch out by near Mderson on Ae Xaff graduation this year another qraauauon uus yev vwwiw son iwuu , Democart spell binder appeared Russell Gardner was tifa r r TS 1 JIM , s4rirr rt HAer DOCK 0 j in the person of Don Clark whose speech put the school again in the Democrat column November Second Basketball practice started at the school Monday with about 30 out The first games are here Dec 10 wuhDexter Council Proce Regular meeting of the Village Council November 9 1948 Meeting called to order by Pres Parker followed by roll call of officers Present Palmer Clinton, Kennedy Swctrthout and Lavey Abaent Clark al to fsoak the nch me new problems cure many r rcuit Court News Eight divorces were granrted mmj J last week Thriv wer Dohyport as submitted by Helen Rey from 0101 Hvge,Fann gomi nolds Treas Ogrried Richard Hoylana ESther nomf Motion by Clinton supportec Lawrenc Imus, Julia frtm Veme Minutes of last meeting read and approved Motion by Kennedy supported by Lavey to allow followinq bills Detroit EdisonSt Liqhtinq Fire Hall and Siren 10993 Helen RenoldsTreas Salary 10000 Ett AroTiCiexralng Sts 1000 Cass QintonInspectors Salary 200oa Parkas GarageGas 414 Paul CurettHNotiae 1080 Motion by Palmer supported by Kennedy to accept Tax reM6UoiTby Clinton supporteaT to have Fire Hall rewired thro1 ughout Prs Parker to investiqate needs Copied Motion to adjourn Carried Fredeburg,Mary from Rex Boach Bert from Ruth Younabene from PhilUp Bock Helen from Webster Maple , , Clarence HiU and wifaw were given a guiet title decree vs Tames Need jr BextLKxeh and Russell were aiven a 143565 judgement vs 3 GiUett The Wabeck tok Snefer 43284 vs Albert BurBumeU and the Universal Cred Corp one for 51995 vs Ann and Ann Comfort CONSERVATION w An 115 percent drop m the Ford Qa has not sold it ale of small game licenses is to gQrne one else in mean reported this year put off all action until spring when if enouab ntmp isshowr son farmAlso Weyne Galbraith person to bring a deer back to Pinckney He and his wife drove in about 3 pmTuesday with one on the fender of their car, hot near Traverse City Rollie Singer snot one today on thv John Duiir luim iifJ TT1 4H NEWS Livingston County 4H and Fut ure Farmer Orgconcluded their summers crops activities with a corn, potatoand small grains show The exhibit was set up for 3 days last week in the show rooms of the RM Equipment Co en East Grand River in HowelL One hundred and nineteen exhibits were set up on Thurs, Jud ging was done Fri by Tom Bus, County Club Agent of Ann Ar bor Blue ribbon, winners in the show were John, Richard and Robert Brown, Howell Edward Eisele, FcwlemUeJiderril S S Supt H C Vedder Choir Practise Wed 730 Morning Worship 1030 Sunday School 1130 Junior Choir Practise Wed400Senior Choir Prao Wed 730 Thursday November 18th, S00 Meeting of the Teachers and Offiersof the Sunday School Sunday 21st 1030 Church Ser vicerAThanksgiving Offerinq vim fTjj ,T4 mt uiic lJl v4 v chdown Jeny Heath qot both ex tra points Pinckney will have to rebuild thoir teem next year as 7 req ula3 qraduate this vear includ inq 3 oi the backfield and 3 oi the beef trustThe senicr, are Gerry Clark, Den Clak, cs Pal mer Bob Amburqey, Tom Good Bobbie Darrcw, Gone Buvvur, Wallace Jeffrey and Dick Sinqer Those remaminq afe RicliadJ Schneider Joe Jeffreys, Jerry1 Heath Bill VanBlaircum, John Paul Ware, Chick Packer Tcm Mohlman, Joe Clark and Richard reversed Pinckney met Briqtiton in the second qame oi the season, the week after warrnup game with a Lansinq high school reserve team Pinckney had not men bequn to roll Their line was unsettled, they had not development any teamwork and the did not click As a result alhouqh they played qood enot qh defensively, they had no of iense Bob Amburqey was hurt early in the qame and was unable to linish The same thing happened in the next game at Manchester Amburqey did not play at all and Pinckney lost Service for the Uplifting of our Churches at Home and Abroad Sermon Sing Unk the Lord Ft NftW Sona i myimuuu, jw vivmv umu uiwiiuiu 1130 Sunday School Uniform f Cogswell and all the membeis Lesson Theme The Psalmsof the first team Next years lino teacK us to love and praise God I will also have some heft but t theelection U they 700 PUgrim Fellowship Thank some may be shifted 10 the back i s0 much about the 0iecu to 0 Only their offense had improved and 3 times they reached the five yard line Then suddenly they hit their stride and bowled Adrian over South Lyon, Dex ter and Stockbridqe on success, ive Fridays The trouble with Pinckney was their schedule was all wet If they had met Doxler and Stockbridqe in their first games they would have lost Briqhton should have been pno of the last games on jheir schedule 7 v The nation is apparently full of I told you so people who knew all alonq Pres Truman was qoinq to qet elected Some how or other they were awfully 7WVT C i 7, i 7r know so much about the electhe d where Jerry Heath is Jhei wh did this 15 to i money only survivor After a wobbly , r Ithas come liqht Monday, 22nd 800 Deacons, only survivor After a wobblyb Ithas come liqht end Deaconesses meet at the, start m which they lost 2 out of, ghaiIany Brcwnell of the Rep ir i OAiUi Urinn thpir first thre aames Pmcknev i i Parsonaqe Wed, 24th Union Thanksgivinq Service with Rev Ezra Beachy givinq the sermon and Rev D D Brady leading the worship All people of the community are invited to come to Gods House t0 qive thanks700 Senior Choir Practise There will be no Junior Choir Practise this Wednesday Friday, 26th Pilgrim Fellowship Thanksgiving Party at the Church last 5 qames qivinq them a 6 won, 2 lost record hart, Howell Dale Marshall, Gre gory Norman Miller Fowlerville Allen Monroe Howell Edgar Myer Pinckney Robert Nelson, Howell David Whitehead, Gre gory Of this group, three were nam MENNNONiTE CHURCH Because of building operationwe will I t North Hamburg NORTH HAMBURG CHURCH Eire Bchy,Pator, 4060 Savtbowit povejjghed people in other parts h,iBSOi the world, Rev Donald Brady RMd 7 milw N B of rM1J announced today Sunday School r ,10 Uoruin Worship Service 11JO Youti Peoplss Matisg Kvcntng Missage MMF 730 815 PAST MATRONS MEET Vxjnis 5iwp, uuw vr7i The Past Patrons le ed as champions ancT were a wee entertained MondaytJifi warded 1000 toward a trip to home of Mrs Bonnie Henry il Glr I nu wart nrIlt IVU8 the International Livestock Show j ,,in Chicago They were Edward MarshajlThe crowning even of the show according ot HI Hart, Co aub Agent, was ,, compliments ol aMMenzie served to about 150 exhibitors, PROJECT ABA NDONED The project for the viilaqe to buy the Ford property here of 150 acres and water rights has been put over to springThe com 2825 Js aruf Wends The pro abou 35 signatures of interested P o wim the invoc about 35 signatures ot mterested rrj , A invoc people As it j too krte now to gram started off wim mf So anything, ft was decided tc ation given by Reverend Mn ome oi w J tjtJL ivT Fifteen were present M8 m Schaetet ami Vb Florence Bau ghn were oohosteeeegPOSTAL CLEM KHfTSS An examination U beh at 830 amDec 4 1948 at the HoweU postoffice for substitute clTk in Pto AU desiring to take the exarnm Sin may secure applicaUor eee ,1 will nil 21 Txaminatton room M rterans orqaruKrbons are as start in which they lost 2 out Qfi yY w , their first three qames Pinckney,Chai,man BrGwne11 of the Rep qot their bearinqs and won their national comm purchased a 1 home in Washinqon D C for which he now has no use and that Chairman McGarth of the DenGnat national comm sold his homo there The statement that labor elected Pres Truman also fails to stand up New York state and Pennsylvania and also Michiqan where labor is sronqest qave their electorial votes to Dewey On the other hand the farm states of Ohio, 111, Iowa Wis, Mmn, wen Truman The reason for this is that the 80th congress with a heavy Rep majority refused k provide the larmers with storaqe warehouses and also cut the approp riation for crop support prices this caused a drop in prices and the farmers fearinq further cuts voted Democratic OOtbALL SCOrtfcS Howell 12 Fowlerville 6 University 12, St Thomas 0 Williamston 33, Dexter 12Chelseu 20, Manchester 12, Pittsford 21, Clintcn 19 THANKSGIVING PROGRAM As part of their Thanksqivinq program this yearThe members of Pinclaiev Community Conq Church plan to qive special em phasis to the needs which still , exist amonq the millions of im poverished people in other parts hit the world, Rev, announced today At the same time, other churches throughout the United States will engage in similar pro grams, as a part of the annual nation wide ShareYourThank sgivinq appeal, he said This aopeal is sponsored bv rrh World Service, the intordonominj V There are reports that Pres Truman will soon send4 an en voy to Russia to meet with StaU in In our opinion this is a step which should have been taken long ago We rnnt see where 1982 bow and arrow huntinq licenses were sold this year time An effort may be made to pat licenses ww v , a gmall temporary dam at 1500,000 brown J2 gtoneand dirt wfidTwould raise hatched at the ul the wate about 2 feet higher Paris near Grand BapOs , pr the fish from beina T00 VA trrwn Nor winterkilled sssi 2Q0 ptamiqan a byd way will be released m the up rjHERE ABE MACK ttmHill S pec peninsula this yvI OLAMOOB GIRLS MOW are ste claqjwiij 2 Bemember Virqmia PoxMafael m summer and white m J NorrrioiAMacUlineHttTlock and A wildcat oil wefl bouqht UBSIW afl had a per 1 CWW,Jsf,o take notice Exam0 Zucki aWefavoTedl restricted to V m accordion and later wilwW temoorarY etnployees m sumiMT ana 7rrB NotmanaBftadoUtst Hmocx ana, ricultagdl Inst oi row A wildcat ofl wenjouqht y , a pgj SooUnode ,nriwS a coiiAliialion7 They att had dSeti V flowina 1000 to 3000 barxels a w nejsiw aoatthr o dyt wu MHMWS been nmnyl Adela Boqexs St loan Aon m scaooir rt 5 te ctanntem bar abo 5 oJ ih M to 1900 will ,u vzrZmA later favored I remciea Xvees crtionai agency through vnich most of the Protestant churches , in America coordinate their over J seos relief and reconstruction act ivities, Mr Brady explained At service t0 be held at the Conql Church on Nov 21st, members and friends will make special contributions as their share in helpirq to carry or tho overseas aid proqam Sressinq the needs vhich still resptxilvw W4 exist overseas Mr Brady saidj sta Marshall also o that Conditions have improved, as ne would, not in some countries, but there are J still untold numbers of people whese chances of survivina the coming winter depend not so much on increased food arid clothing as in the recovery of their spiritual abilities to cope wih the problems of life The Church people of America can have an important part in doing stand inq a thousands miles away and hurlinfj ultimatums at Russia gets us anywhere During the campaign Pres Truman suqges1ed sending Supreme Court Justice Vinson to Russw to meet with Stalin THi loosed a flood of abuse against toe pres from the Rep press who stood reaiy to blast all and any mea sures Mr Truman suggsptod irrespective of their mentSABec oi nave IAJJ 1 JT , this, if theyare willing to share j with thii fellowmen in 11TX 2 sK h ibow and 12 iteta S S2S ta k daf s Nor 21 vott Sunday Ti other ady this vear, churches Woid Service have sent S1X50U1 000 odd to people jj more than 40 countries Included in Uus omiwe 30000,000 pounds Sbulk food supplies, clothing SAmDl U SoTtterature and pxeiabn Potir Dittoed Currenl Coimnued ate rooah saeeds cooked by mem bees of the huntinq pary texwon back to ad lives of our pioneer janOxrers when smen had to hunt ior their iood frcsn wJach we never have been cecdiy separaled Fowiemtte 24 Howelt Mary 21 Howefl mq fair with the United N We think the United4aUc the fly in the ointment bfa tlement with Russia Thereare so many of them with axes to nd that they have beenun, able to agree on any pa are for the presidents plan, on we would sent Justice phv instead of Vinson J he i better suitod to the job uonied to Dorr I Baca to Mr and Mrs Orfiord i Howttt Fd jOkcanfascs MOT i6A t hm c inMSCSGOL t3opRca a SOIL iPand 1, is in the blood Hg have always kund, fn Merry olde 0 Hood became an 01 season, nere uie j always opne north Marble of Putnam we T went deer huntmq ome5 jscoessive years and JT den of Gregory fcSS pie of rears jqc norm oot 1 bnvino s JftSM es M 5 in ttr 1 1 194 V Av HERE IT IS feifbirNote f 1 Till i SYLVAN THEATOll signaiute Chelsea Mb 4 kwuajf ovi,w, , 4a were secure to a petition caking that exChiei ol Pol ice Burton Miller be ehixed no action was taken by Brighton council Mr Miller said he was meeting Mr Mited said he was wm wilhng to guard school dowinq p0nn Singwtan Arthur Lake but would not enforce the park rwMi ing meter kxw The council said they already had 2 policemen j and had no funds to hire a third Finally they agreed to pay half the cost, if the school would pay Wuuam tine toocua arisen hall At the school board meet Suadar, tumrZi ai 33 ing the school turned the propos aujwaiU,Ma3f iuon down saying no funds were w fa,tt Wlth OVaffiton to buUd JKWWMl HOMCUM HAY elementary school building with r ,,, a gym seating 800 June Haver Lon McAllister 1 Hamburg township cast 855 News CartoonPeg nd Cuis yMes at the last election J rvrJ7i S ln Antane MR RECKLESS An Ou ru,ua JOMecurouaa with FMttT Salter Hems Ik 3T7 FSUDQi FUSSBt JUpGHTUT Donald aCoanotJtacf Kttfeiide and MariotU Hain w alMi Xev SiuidoTJiovdafTvMday He 31 2423 THE LADY IN E8MWT A Mutfcal ta T Extra Extra Here it is,Goebel Extra Dry Beer for a pleasure extra whenever you take time out for a QoebeL Ooebei ExtraDry Besls light to your taste , light to youtVy it today Available tn Bottles, cans quarts or on draught, e usual Ask for it wherever Goebel Beer is sold No increase in price GOEBEL BREWING CO, DETROIT 7, MICH, BITTER TRY BEER 48,000 worth of water bonds for sale Cassidy Lake Correction In, stitute is again in the hmelghtj Prison Director Sanford claims several hundred thousand dollars wo h of material and equip ment has disappeared from there, 15 members of the Gregory 4H Club with Mr and Mrs J L Donahue took in the Mich j3tatgJeMnrque4tefcotball game The Detroit Free Press says the Democrat national commit tee is receiving predated campaign checks galore since the election of President TrumanThe , Livingston County Democrat J ran an adv lasT week in the Livingston Press last week with pictures of President Truman Mennen Williams a week after the ejection M, H S Chapman was inI jured so badly shedied, Mrs I Charles Seaton suffered a bro ken leg and Mrs W E Beach, 2 broken legs and W E Beach cuts and bruises, all are from Howell and were on their way home from a White Shrine meeting at Jackson Nov Unconquered Betty GraMeDouqlas Fairbanks feCaesax Romero, Waller Abel Mane Cmtoea 94r few ieen Cml Cottar lafcftfttot WW Sunday flseivs 141 J TfeaakteWta Day HateM QQ P M A GIVE MT REGARDS TO BROADWAY HOWELL Theater iow u, MICH A Mttiiool with extradiy I EER Tue Wed, Thur, Nov IB, 17 10 Cartoon John Wayne Henry Fonda and Shirley Temple IB FOBT APACHE Cartoon Novelty Dan Dailey Charles Wtanlngor Nancy Guild Charlie Huagl, Ecry Bainter Jo McPoak Co9T 8 Friday, Saturday, November 19 20 William Boyd as Hopalong Qassidy ta FOOLS GOLD Also Wayne Morris, Lois Maxwell Service T THE BIG PUNCH Cartoon when their car hit a telephone pole at Mason and Stockbridge nds It is thought MrsChapmcm who was driving went to sleep Brighton high school has claimed the Class Ciootbcll title by virtue of 8 wins and no losses Corruna also clamed it but refused to meet Brighton The Panhandle Co has now, brought in another gas well on 1 j the Cyril Michaels farm in Mar s To the Vote Wm Dunlap of Iswefi as badly cut in a knile fight with s Robert Beigle back of Raymonds s Tavern, Howell last week Beia s le was arrested 5 The prison camp at Waterloo will close Dec 1 It will reopen s in the spring 50 convicts were employed ttiere at 50c an hour, building roads and bathing beaches in state parks JS Dr John DeTar, 46, of Milan, s has been selected as the best g f Sun, Mon, Tun,, Nov 21, JJ2, 23 Mat Sunday 2 15 P, M, Conttttuaw John Wayne, Loraine Day In T Y C O O N ID rechnicolaf Cartsen Ntwi LOANS for the1 Farraerthe r Small Business Manor the has made such loans ever since Large Business Man This bank it was organized and still does The size and kind of a business does not make a ban good or badTability o repay a ban is the important thing We eek to lend to deserving business and men in our cirnmunityour borrowing customers others are cordxally discuss their reguirements witn Comedy FIRST NATIONAL BANK Horcu m Wed, Thut, Nov24 25 WALT TOMfiYS New Musical Comedy MELODY TIME In Technicoolor Comedy Novelty Newtxee imiiiuiliiiiiiHiTiniTiiiiuuuiiiiiiuruiuiiur , Member Federal Depolt tauu once Corp AU depoaitf up to 5000 insured I protect your cath Wug5 ou j NIGHT DEPOSITORY Livingston Covnty LWishioexpressrny upprec iation to you for your support m my relelection on November 2 Sincerely Yours JALPREDHrEBW The Pinckney Lady Maccabees entertained the Gregory hive here Wednesday Need an OU Hot Water Heater We have several makes on A Complete Line of hand also oil tenia Combination county practicioner in Michigan 5 bv the Michigan Medical Scci 5 iety f According o the Fowlerville T Review the Fowlerville Fair was g 4000 in the red this year The Alcholics Anonymous, e founded 13 years aqo now has S u, 0,i70000 members 2000 attended as well as All Bcxthroom Fixtures Eaectric Heaters Pumps pfEeu distna meeung at Detroit las week f Hockey Service H1IN ST Plnda Notes of 25 Yean Ago Rev fi E Maycrok and wife ,elned in the 0 jv WORK OVERALLS 6 Headlight Overalls, jackets lined and unanea PANTS oM Oxxord gray Shaxksldnxdso Axmy tan Chanbcay, Axmy Tan CotonJTannel and dlwool In 4 colors UNDERWEAR VodL 192550100 BOYS CXOTHES Weei Shirts in plaids and eatid onlcysptr epeckzl Price i tfodstwear dl WOfmC DBESS SHOES WBBEK FOOTWEAJl aVUTY AND DUTCH BOT WALL PAPEB own shelve and special Qe conferred on him W the ,Aican College oi SuroonsT wLf CnrcOanuac last The y len io, cSdande Florida iaude fiose and Mrs Mima Wotson oiUnadilkx were xnarS j Tnuredav 1 ,w VMS rsap0 , Timothv Have, a tem 1 P nains picture nctSJfLi enetations of tile 3ig Swaday Funeicdwi tS I nY The cenier ol nttracM 1 uneiw was at to babiesJiollis and Notes of 47 Years Ago Mrs J M Kearney has gone to Dakota to spend the winter with her daughter John Dinkel was nearly killed last week when his team ran away with him when he had a bad of barrels on They hit a telephone pole, scattering the barrels and throwing John unj dtr the horses in front ol the Brown blacksmith shop He just escaped injury Wm Moron has moved his barber shop rem the Tuomeyi buldinjf to the basement oi the Reason buifcfiag j Fred Wyman is building a new stone bridge on South How ell St to replace the one wash ed out when the dam bucstThe 1 of AU Kinds and Kitchen Sinks, MYRON J HUGHES Telephone Pinckney 157FU Bepxxirii a Spec MASTER PLUMBER tllMSfl Dead Alive HORSES 540 CI L 650 HOGS U0 per WT VEPEHVmUl UPON SIZE AJ CONplTiOll CALVEi AND SittEP REsiOVEO EJE r FUJI Aasjiieis CoMected t Central D lead Stock Co SV , A s , y OTCUKI parents Vr and Mrs H l9b Oilcto 1 ,01 g, Thanksgiving Party ST MtOfGKIS CsUeGK sYOttOPCW fc Pqfcpr is teaching the sWstrwa CLOTHES of the Month, Dutfy Jfaftd lOkTeand Soda rAlS GsJd E tiEM gurzArstft Mr nd s b 22nd AT s ,KL BH s Jrgk fa ijuraiMtii yzirFZKr rlh II fv tlii M r i IT PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, November PduVLt DISPATCH ard Goods, Hosiery Gents Furnishings Fruit Vegetables Groceries kCntsrtd a Bee on via rtter at Pastoffi a tHnckaey, Hkhitfaa uid rVhe act 1 Uajrch 3 17 Published Every Wednesday 115 Main St PinckHiv, UcKan Subscription ra 160 a Year PStf W turUtt, Pubiuher Z Kennedys Store i i i Carefree Ci N Sprout Jim, of Edward were in Th Aii8er family has movjd to Gregory for the wintMr and Mis Philo Boettqer celebated their golden weddinq Anniversary Monday, Nov i5h Mrs Phillip Sprout spent Sat at the Soule home in Howell , Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingrram were Sunday guests at the CW Hooker home in Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Phillip spent Sunday in Howell Dan Daver and son Dexter called at the Spears home Sunday, Asher WyUi and wife a Mrs Henry Johnson Jackson Saturday Basil White and wife of Howell spent Friday at the ben White home Sunday cjuess of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer y e Miss Floience Tupper of Flint and DrWaiter Mercer and family of E Lansing MrsHelen McGregor of Brighton Mr andhiMrs Ben White and Mrs Elizabeth White a beaded the funeral of John White in Howell last Tuesday DrWCWylie and wio of Dtc and Gordon Hastcr and wife of Ypsi,an4i wero Sunday auests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Mr and Mrs Albert Diukol, 4 Miss Alberta Dinkel and Levi Ludike were in Fenton Siuid Mrs June Hendeo and Lav are spending the week wiiJi Mrs Evelin Nash of Coldvator while 0 Lloyd is deer hunting I Miss Alberto Dinkel and Levi Ludke attended the MichInd football game at Ann Arbor Sat Miss Joyce Clark and brother George attended a theatre party at Ann Arbor Sunday v The Herbert Palmer family, spent Sunday with Mrs hta Meyers in Lansing CJClinton and wife and Leroy Richardson and wife had dinner at Hansons, Sockbxiq Snur Mrs Raymonda Morris arid I daughter snent S inrlrrv itf f V P,r y r I sr w ni 4lii tilt 71000, 1795 GABARDINE l WliH SATTN QUILTED TRIM ALL COiOHS, ALL SiZLS 12 to 20 GIFT i vrr Water KeotefjI I Sio FOK vVOM1 I I Modern living at its best And only an electric water heater gives you all these extra features ik Cfoan Spotless, smokeless to save 9f you extra cieiaiiog work QuitNo noise, no nuisance Youd never know it was in the house A ConviinfPut it where you want W it Only an electric water heater needs no flue or chimney Completely AutomaticFor modern, push button comfort j Always DpoadofcoAll the hot T watex you want all of the time A size to fit every needterms if desired Installed in your home without charge See them today at your appliance or plumbing dealer, or at your Edison Customer Office 1M Stptemker 1435 Edison customers switched t mdtrm water bestittg t eUctricdiyt spent Sunday Miss Sarah Ledwidge noar Lox terSeme one crashed into Stan Dinkels Hudson sedan Friday night whenit waa pa1 1 in frnnt of his home doing conricr j able damage to it Dale Miler is driving Chff I ers milk truck while he ia deer, huntna Ye editor carted on WFEcoh at McPherson hospah Hcwe Sat and found him recovering from shock caused by cm au o wreck Mrs Beach who had both legs broken is in St Joe hospital r Ann Arbor Due to theii bosses going dec hunting, Norman Vanbloircum is running Ed Parkers oil station and M Liverance is in charge at Lloyd VanBlarcum I J Dysert who sold his homo ,, on M36 to Garth Meyer has moviflERS OF H1DES led to Stockbridge I Mx ftArHuaiifci and WfetMkr ghton were Thursguests of the Andrew Nesbett home George and Bill Clark shopped in Ann Arbor Saturday Wm Smith and family of Evert spent Thurs with Mrs Jennie Deversjaux t Ross Wilson who enlisted in the Army is now at Ft Breck f enridge,, Kentucky S Arthur Floyd Haines and lam ily of Lansing spent Sunday a J the Abe Haines home Mrs Mary Hoif Mrs Edna Rea spn and Leota, attended the fun eral of Mrs Helen Ingalls at Flint 3citwho died suaderdy Thursday , t Murray Kennedy and famuv , were in Whitmore Lake Sunday Mrs Irvin Kennedy Mrs Murray Kennedy and Mrs Robert Twithcell spent Sat mqht a the Ambrose Kennedy home m HM Welha VaU spent lasjf week at the Buttlemau home f AN IDLAL CHRISTMAS if HCW L WCHIGAN FOR VLAl or DiSrhlKO STOCK HOBESES SS30 CTiE 5GQ HOGS 5150 Cwt AU ACCORDING TO SlJfc AND CONDITION CALVES SHEEP AND PIGS RcMOVtl FRE PHOf COLLiutT 0 OAmJiX COMPAfSY VLLL 460 LF ltiiMitig Water Systems Etc rir St MCiC ti t 3 1 r Tracfc i A and 2 TON TRUCKS FOR ECONOMY AND DUrABILHY LET US REPAIR YOUR , Dr J D Kruse I at cGowcm who enlisted In c, was discharged for 1,9 jider age at SanAnionia e and is at the Louis Coy1 hemz Hovton , ,,r i, Russell Walters and wiJ Fowiervri we Sunday ouo5 t the Georca abon K no f RossLairo and wil sing spent Sunday at tne Icm WTm Sl is staymg at the I Car i EAD2AT0RS WE HAVE A COMPLETE LT KZ OF RADIATORS AND OLQflGD WEDHE8WU AFTER MOOK CORES IN STOCK Mr 5h Mrs Fbris MCI crueets oi CkidcM Howard Bead is spending the week kx Aim Arbor eaticki 8aj home A lae Teple and Mrs Dor h parents ate north deer n f is Soeed a Howell entertained, ina ,, w,, rmd Ks the oard club Tuesday Mrs Atoaj1 Jack Phillip Hudson aad dauqbter Cliffoid Vanlxlw0t1Sun J of DeSoit spent ftMday at Ihe Beardon at St Joe kiT mv , ftand Mis Mark Nash andjJ YQUR STTJDEBAKER DEALER r Mrs Edith VanSlaxnbrook spen j Michigan Ave Well Michigan Phone 131 Sat in hct8 beer J Ma Walker Xafcennan and WEss Rosalee Nasb n 1 daughter Lansinq spent Sun chose at the , v at AeHBobert Pifce hosneMr and Pinckney fiamilv d u Mn Muse Aets J JOwaou Mis ntBsdeif ksiruna The JVSSTent Simdav Mrs Hazel, tifof Ann Arbor lSS2 dofi5 will te winter ft lJft near Chel r heoihaw Sndaroerfe4tfteMWMi Mr, and Mis Joe Schoseer al at the Sfepisn no ZrTZJZZT sir Mc Met Tied Bead also acJoe 0c spsn o was a Sunday quests of M E Harrow and wife Mrs Nettie Vaughn and Norosa Shehan and week MmgM Mrs Httrry Ay and son, Mark, oafied at the O Campbell home Sunday Mr and Mrs Bahs 8o4 i k and Mrs Ban 4K ed ihe MiohedI i VDU NEEDFOR 6VER USi AUTOMACAUy , LOOK fAY FOR SALQuakor Fuel OI Store ior 40 Garth Meyer I 110 am SUHnckney ,M r tone 152 DEPENDABLEaby Sinr,35c cm hour Call Vivian Dy Jtockney phone 141F2 FOR RENTlive room Scam homo, 5 miles N W oi Pinckney PROFESSIONAL CORNER ld PINCKNEY SANITARIUM VANWINKLE VANWMKLE Dr May iutfy ra A rincKney, MicA IaUy 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesday r B ROSSI NC i rand Award Winner, Fourth lational AAA Traffic Safety Poster Conteota I electricity being installed 15 a MonTuesrUfcn,, 70tHtt0Qpn month, mquire Dispatch office J XpjpQi BTMcCLUSKEY DxHiit 112 North Michigan Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 l Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan tjitt or mcmoAR At a IIIIIBU of add Court bald at tha Probata Office to tha City of Sowall in acrid Ceutty on the 1st day oi iKarl J Elgart Deceaeed j Pxaaaattfoa Hiiam R, Smith, Judge 1 of Probata IN THE MATTES Of THE ESTATE OF DWVanWlnkle CXVanWinkU Attorneys at Law First Skxie a , avings Bonk EL achigan eBMeHB JBVBlBSSSSBSflBBJPOSS A STTE r s Cemetery Memorials 924 ftMcdn StAnn AxborJlch Karold Chubb Local Representative 519 Fleming SU HoweU Phone Howell 439 or 97 Monuments Markers HERB SNEED I wiTlH I LAVAfl Real Estate msuranceBrokerage Phone 157FU Repajrjng Sty Lake and Farm Property, MYRON J HUGHES FOB 5ATFT, N 4 m MATTEB OP THE ESTATE or s Speciality Plumbing and Heating i ii UJLV A FENNY A PERSmW I MMiiNE n All tin atiLitic hot water ou liiiti even ni ricLvicst washdays lr 1LS ihiii a puniy a purson a day AI ii cl , t matter where you live T7 va i r tintrie con netturns are nuhd with a DuoTherm Water Heater Yuu burn rluap iiiel oil available anyVhereand jt hot waretday ur night at the turn oi the tap Come in and see the brilliantly beautiful, Viiihimjy stki PJ iictitls finished in cjia 11 white cjrJ Iour sizes to thooe iroin DUOTHERM AUTOMATIC FUEL Oik WATER HEATER Phone Brighton 6033 Henry Pokzoppa or to aama other suitable gtoatad to I General Insurance , 1 car Phone 59F3 FORWhite porcelain kitchen oil heater with water heater combin ation Gerald Reason FOR SALESingle meted Michigan It ia Ordered that tha 17th day ol January AJ 1948 at 2 oclock in the afternoon at aaid Probata Office be Ond it hereby appointed for hearing springs cmd mattress, used only 1 Further 0rdeiadjhat public 1 W 111 i 0 W one aach week FJ SfB1Sk ijfW004,lor 3eiiesseilf weak, previou to PTVPU WM5DW iud day ol hoar, to S Pincknay U2FU kDUpa naplr printed and drFOR SALEWardroe Trunk,home J SK Tuesday to Jriday Claude Black fA w 10 1 3015 Monks Rd STATE OF MICHIGAN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON Celoetia PanhaU Baajstst el ftdga r Probata Pinckney AUCTI ONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLIE Itone 7 STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at lrw 307 E Grand River , HoweU j4 Fred C Read and Ross T Read, copartnors doing business asl Thomas Read Sons I Pliantiffs vs J Wilma Mae Moorer 1 Plaintiffs, Eitablished 1865 boorperated 1915 McPberson State Bank Repairs on All Maei Phone Pinckney 154F3 DR cnrrowNER r Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter rt ntot 3461 I ir TASCH P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthoui Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63 PlnckneyMlch IMUSU C KhlCKHOrr or OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Howea Michigan 11 j For Appointment iPlin 358 Residence 618 LLOYD HQJDEE Live Stock Hauling Weekly Trips Made to Detroit General Trucking Phone 64FU CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel NE iJvnw j r a or Anv Papers Composed FiU jy d Road Built 1 rLd at Your Convenience Block Laid, Piece or Contract To whom ii may concern , Take notice that on Oct 20 1948, wdt of atiicHmftnt as is IANE TASCH , Sand Top SoiL Road Gsavel Papers Composed Your Convenience 01 STworic Confidential 7628 Toma Rd Pinckney Rte 2 l747 Pinckney Phone 50FU Hhone Dextof 8118 FOR SAIFreeh sweet elder, eating and cooking appleefresh Vegetables George Charboneau 040 Farley Road Phone 161FU 0 W 0 1 1948, writ Of atxcHmrnt as 1s flllfAT HlsUsflltA ued from the Circuit Court for MdWB WJW mvWmm W the County of Uvinqston where i in Fred CRead and Ross TRead 1848 CAMPAIGNS AUTO GIASS uwr us waPLAG WAT Btq EN OLASS W YOUR CAR USES fVUTO PARTi rlewl 019 sWt Grand River, Pfcoue 151 FURNACE SALS 6 REPAIRS FOR SALE 22x52 ft passen ELECIRICAL WIRING r, dePJ at Pinckney Money R L PONU ortage Lake , TLI h received until Dec Phone Dexter 256 11948 Right reserved t reject any or all bids FOfl SALE Large Orujcfor FOR SALENevTone row com ii S also black Chester plcker with huski dr0W COrn Coat Call 70F3 Ehnerg Garage, Oak Grove AY CAREIn mr home fcc pre school ege ahildren Rail fatter Phone 6 Pinckney The 1948 Political Campaigns are just ended For five months in Fred CRead and Ross TRead the waking hours oi the Ameri copartners doing business asl can citizen have been filled Thomas Read Sons are named j with the merits of many candi plaintiffs and Wilma Mae Moorer I dates for many offices from MMM,W as defendant, for the sum of One President to Councilman I IP A J thousand dollars 1,000, and Now that Election Dav has cull 111711 fL I that said writ was made return minatea m the selection of our WW Mfmww LMW 9 able November, 10 1948 j leaders ior the next two to four, VanWinkle VqnWinkle jyarS w can take up again FOR SALE Oil heating 7e the campaign of making our heats three rooms Fred Azeltuse grat6 good oondffion daily bread , l721 Main St E PjnggYj i m W Main St, Pinckney Wkat better way to fight this SALEJOU heating stove fQR SALE One ladies, attwoot Attorneys for Plaintiffs Business Address Howell, Michigan FOR RENTModern 9 room famished apartment 542 E Pntasaot MaxReynolds, Phone 143F2 FOR SALEUsed outside oak door 4x7, complete with hard vvareCall MrsSkinnei,phone 158 FOR SALElCoak stove, whitsTen amel trimmed m black, sew campaign than by starting SPECIALS Sated Pressing j t Peaehes Heavy Syrup omato Juies Cans NO 2 CANg leanser Apple Sa cc Fab Wax 3 Nol Cans Soap Powder 29 Joe 49 for asae Reg37c 2fa3Sc Tissues blb19e S DDTtf 57c SSSTtoSSSad dtohola and a kitchen 0 U every pav day I Ray Burns p t A SsvinfJ esn is see n bOL MkPficnoo State Baal grey Cheeterield winex CDOU I w , pii 16, practically new, Jus dry FOR SALEi75TtToneinchrgalI cleaned30aneladlee plct Itemized pipe also 60 feet of all wool winter coat, size 16,has inch copper pipe Call Pinckney No 135 BABY SITTERS 610 West Una n Phone 141F4 all wool winter coat, sue 16iia ndveir been cleaned, price 700 one ladies pin stripe salt dark blue, size 18 300,good aaadit ion 245 Unadflla BQliadL ney FOR SAIAWaBBe TCJ2SCMU4 Sr ipeeit TEFFEN JIOBB stoyes 45 tad 55, 1 Oil Heat All I1SH11I up to 5000000 m FOgXlJEllKDTAtOES 100 a 45 Oil Drums 1350 i Over 80 Yean of Safe Banking bushel L W Umsteadd Son 407 gtawart S, Pinckney sured by oux rninnhership in the FOR SAiWarm Morning coalF0 fiALbAir Motor W5E1 Fedesai Dsrroejf InsvT Cor heater with automtic draft con cm a circulating heater r irolm iike new I Wflliamr FOB BfiOTAL Phone 143F2 545 E PutncnnB JTQRRENtONE FURNISHsD ym hr Ccdl Loma sMAtr UeW 5 jROOM L J McKinley lleabei Brady 60 306 Mill St Pinckney Cement 3nr 3 12 cuft,gasa lin ox ectric Uaiity Trailers,all sizes by hour, da or week WILSON SAXES RENTAL FOTSALEZTinf T0xl2T3ri FXCELLANT OPPOffTUNrTYor rwfl or PUioU experience motor truck and farm machinery rnechir3c Twrujy in nenfCo, Willuim Roche 1 2321 E Gand River Howell rrKrf iTuTL AMBITIOUS SALESMAN FOR SALE 1 year old wnnVsyJm iTJtla FOR BAIMs masoned wood Rock hens live or dressed i ck cord or truck load Alecapples Hennr Johnson, Phone56Fl2j SSSndSS SEliVlCE , , size machinery rnechiifec In 6121 West Grand River, Lake FOR SALE Bay team, 8 and peson 800 to 1000 an Chemung, Brighton Phone Hown old 2700 IR31Menzie Eqiipm ell 354W 7WiimL p 1 2321 E Gand River EBock Portage Lake Wayne Bennett Chops 1BscMa fiUCEP 49c 69C lb Frahkfarts CB U Georoe Ciarbonn 9040 Far FOR SALE 19421sh doorr P k ,ly RL phone X61F11 31 FOR 6AIMontgoiswy Ward fuel oil beating stove Good con ditk 610 W1 Horn SL WANTED far farm machinery and motor trucks E ieliant op poitunity ior right s son ApiY fn person 8X am to 1000 am R M Mensies Eauipn Co 2321 E Grand Rivi w HowelL OPENING Christ aas Book Comer Mr Hackneyi 1 f books fa ohiWren op f S Nor 20 at Hackneys I fardwaee Desnsr Mianifan, Bool m i price Aetak Books on IBt Clarks FINCKSBT mCST FOODSTQSE FOR SALE Warm Morning Stoves t urn g Farmers I iAJ Pj 01 y r v1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 17, 1946 Description An account of the resource November 17, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/55e7a0348d12247d336d8567b0a3c1c5.pdf a58d922ed9d6287c3afce5f6374f3b63 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. 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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. y JXTi 1 TfrN 7 C , s yv IT W iiv Dispatrij Vohunt63 1 Pmckney Dispatch Wednesday, Nov 20 1946 No 47 Pinckney Ends Season With 260 Win Over Hartland Pinckney high tehool ended her MMon here Friday night by defeat ing Hartland easily, 26 to 0 Hartland bat always been regarded ai a pushover for Pinckney and the boys did not show the fighting ipirit they had Dexter the previous week, ntented themselves with trick Jmd rattle dattle stuff If they n to work on the Hartland Una they probably could have dou bled thescore Substitutes were num erous and no effort was made to ejass a big score ffce touchdowns were made by RusP Clark and Cork Darrow on passes Wd Jin Meyers and Bob Howe on JBW plays The conversions were by Cork Darrow and Clark Pinckney was careless the first half and lost the ball twice on fumbles and had two passes intercepted Still they were never in danger of being scored on The boys did not do Bad all things considered They only ha four of last years regulars back JimMeyer, Dick Young, Bob Howe and Cork Darrow, and Rut Clark who was in considerable last year The new material was light and inexperienced Still they only lost to Little Pioneers by one point, held Fowlerville to one touchdown and Stockbridge to two Young, Howe, RClark and C Darrow aic Michigan Mirror State News1 TO finckaey Hartland Young u, gidweil Latimer lt Dahn Elmer lg J Clark S Lyons Howe rg Mann C Darrow rt Faulkner R Clark re Stevens B Darrow qb idewll J Meyer Lh Combs R Amburgey rh H Lyons Burns fb Abiland News and and Hapaeaiajs of taoj State Tersley Told from iaaieg Another round of febtfr strikes is in the offing as result of the lifting of wage and price control which may hasten the migration of industry to small towns where there is little labor trouble, In the cities it is toe high cost of living, in the country the high cost of production The Consumers Council in Detroit objected to the recent increas ed price of milk to bring the De trot market in line with Toled and Chcago markets Latest figures from the bureau of agricuture show farm prduction costs have doubled since the 1935 ,39 period asriSHel This does not include clowung household voods,sutoes and trucks also used by farmers The Mich Milk Producers made a study of it They claim while milk sold for 390 a cwt thj cost of production we 78 leaving a 12 cent profit The average wage of the farm worker is 74 cents fin hour Butter during the war was 56 cents and milk 15 to 17 cents a quart Since June dajry prices have gone up Butter to 1 a Iband milk to from 17 to 22 cents Inj industry absentism is great er now than in war time It seems the people are drawing such big wages they dont have to work steady m ffTOM This causes the paradox of high OUR DEMOCRACY 1 Notes of the Game Current Comment Freedom of the Press Thg RIGHT TO PHINT ONlS OCAS WAS FIRST ESTABLISHED IN AMffRICA SY THE TRIAL OF JOHN PCTIftZSMaCft ARJtfSTtTP IN 175 FOR CRITICIZING THE ROVAL GOVERNMENT IN ,HIS NEWSPAPER, ACOUITTCPON THE eROMNOS THAT HE HAD PRiNTSP THE TRUTH, j Some system of keeping order will Hartland has benten Pinckney in have to be adopted at the night footfootball once in fifteen years So with ball games or they will fall into dia the result a foregone conclusion, repute While there waB no great disGentry I wages anj jow production Sfr While strikes are more numer ous employment has reached an n time high Unless strikes tie up production economists predict a mild recession in 1047 followed by good times The Nov 5 election jresult was not a mandatr to tr Republicans but a revolt agalns wartime re, strictions and shortages It v easy to turn to the right when four pocket b ok fntf 4 is 4wrtther rpfitr t daB whpn etit 7 x The fire department was called to Rush Lake late Friday night when a cottage belonging to Harold Raidy ittrtevsr The cottage and eoni nts eta almost a total loss The firemen all being deer hunting, L J Henry took the fire eugine down there IT i GEORGE E SHERIDAN George E Sheridan was bom n H arg January 10, 1884, the son of the late Edward Sheridan, died at a medical clinic in Jersey City,N J, on November 13 He was a rural carrier out of Hamburg until the route waa discontinued He was tran sferred to Dexter where he retired Last May He was a member of the Brighton Masonic Lodgeserving a master in 1928Surviving is his wife Pearl The funeral was held from the Pinckney took things easy and used all the trick plays in the bag The result was Hartland received two Pinckney fumbles the first half and intercepted two Pinckney passes Pinckney also drew two fifteenyard penalties Still with all these breaks Hartland never got closer tp the Pinckney goal line than the fortyyard marker for their offense was nil Mrs Sarah Hinsdale, former teacher here, now at Hartland, was one of the Hartland fans This was the smallest crowd of the year The Hartland fans did not num ber over 25 or 30 besides the players The Pinckney fans were also missing order at the recent DexterPinckney game liquor was very plentiful among the patrons and both men and women were observed who had had too much We were told by a member of the school board that at least 150 persons crashed the gate without paying The Pinckney field is not yet fenced At the Howell Fowlerville night game we were told there was pleuty of drinking but no disorder At Brighton at the game there with Williamston things got out of hand and there were frequent clashes between fans on both sides At the conclusion of the game Williams ton fans mobbed the referee and tore his clothes off, in large numbers, partly due to the according to the Brighton Argus WilTVlROUGM FREEDOM OF THE PRESS AND FREEDOM OF SPEECHTN PCOPLfi OF OUR DEMOCRACY HAVE ALWAYS ENJOYED THE CONSTITUTIONAL 9IVILESC OF FRBt AND OPEN DISCUSSION ESSENTIAL SAFEGUARDS OF GOOD GOVERNMENT I deer hunting season Without Pinckneys schedule is considerably changed next year they may have no bumper crowds Dexter, Fowlerville aJ Stockbridge are all played away The home games are with Brighton, Saint Marys, Adrian, and Manchester Brighton is the only one who will draw a big attendance here Stronger teams should be scheduled such as Chelsea and Howell A Howell game would draw a huge crowd here This year the team probably missed most of all the absence of Gus Led vidge an4 Don Burns who graduated Last June and are in the army These two were on the receiving end of the Pinckney forward passing attack in 194445 which accounted for most of Pinckneys points Pinckneys record this year is four games won and five lost The scores arc as follows Brighton 34 Little Pioneers 7 Fowlerville 0 Other Deer Hunters Leave RAY WILLIAMS Ray Williams for 30 years con Other deer hunters who went north testwrrxk were Lee Bai Mi isfchnund 7 Pinckney C Pinckney 0 Pinckney 0 Pinckney, 19 Pinckney 12 Pinckney 32 Pinckney 0 Pinckney 26 Pinckney Stockbridge 13 St Marys 0 Manchester 7 South I,yon 6 Dexter 18 Hartland 0 Haines, JOG Plummer, Ezra Plummer, Ben Tomlin, Margin Light, Marion Reason, Charles Clark, Sr, expects to E wnen his 80 Charles, Jr, and nected with newspapers at Howell jDon Burns come home on furlough Jack Roberts also goes to the upper peninsula The Pinckney hunters have already gotten their quota of deer The Miller camp near Douglaa ,Uke has t hot by Norman, Clrre and Clifford died of a heart attack, at Charlotte last Friday Surviving are his wife, a son and a daughter He was a personal friend of ye editor and in our early days here often came over and fixed our linotype machinal If, MRS AUCU5TA KELLY Mrs Augudta ively, widow ot the late Robert Kelly died at StJoe hospital, Ann Aibw Monday after a long illness She was formerly Augusta Wise and was born in Ger I many and lived with the family of bomTsundaV Re TM McLuias the late DrHF Sigler previous to fflciatin Burial was in Hamburg marriage,Surviving are 2 sons, eimieter Brighton Lodge No 247 Gorman Pinckney and Daviu, U AT M exemplified the Masonic daughter,Hennetta, A son, Maurlt7 fc ce is deceased There are also 2 rite at tbe grave gganddiildren anT 2 sistars in CfcOKGE PARKER t Minnesota uw I The funeral will be held at St Geofft Parker, 62, of Unadiila wtmii tl MAEY CHUsUJl Sunday Nov 4, 24th Sunday auei Pentecost, Communion Sunday ioi the Junior Holy Name Society,feth week of 50th Novenna We are grateful for all those enrolling in the purgatorial society This gives Pinckney 101 and their opponents 85 points Dexter high school has claimed the liamston has disputed the play as illegal by which Brighton won the game and protested the contest and there is a possibility athletic relations between the two schools may be cancelled This is a ticklish situation and no apparent solution is at htfid University of Michigan officials have cumbulted similar conditions for years without much success This rowdyism seems to crop out only in tense situations where rivalry betweei schools is intense Memories of the Bath school disaster rooccurred when the boiler in the heating system of Baroda Consolidated school in southern Michigan blew up last week destroying part of the building Due to a change in classes the class room above the boiler was empty at the time and only one child was killed and eighteen injured These accidents are an exception and seldom occur All school heating systems are carefully inspected by a state inspector once a year and particular attention is paid jto the boiler in the heating system j Consequently, there have been very few accidents of this nature The state liquor control commission is reported limiting liquor and beer licenses only to places where they ClasD C footboU titlo by virtue of be mve adequate police profifctlori State ing the only such team in the statepolice raided a dance hall noar Farmwhose goal line has not been crossed, jngton last week against which there This is the best team ever turned out by Dexter, who only took up foot ball five years ago The teim won seven games and played a coreless had been numerous complaints and discovered many teenage boys and girls there under the influence of liquor Several arrests were made for tie with Brighton They made thirty I contributing to the delinquency of touchdowns and scored li7 points to minors and there is a probability that their opponents 0 Seven regulars of this years team will return to school next year tiller, Bill Baughn, Ora Haines, L Enrollments are received during the f,Claude and Gerry Swarthout, Rus ell Livermore, Joe Plumrrs, Ben fomfin alfo got one wfc hear Cork Darrow, Jim Meyer, LD iaines went deer hunting Frank BrenninisttaU jr and wife month of November Among the intentions are Sun, late Roche Shehan at 8 a mM at 11 am, special com for the sickMm Feast of St Peter and Paul, intention for Mrs Kelly, reqt by Iher children Wed for the late Lucius McCluskey reqby Leo McCluskey between bis legs 11Marys church, Pinckney Thursday INGTOH cooDSPFim died at University hospital, Ann A t 9 a, m, Rev, Fr, Murphy of WfcLLINGI0 GOODSPEED vtr on November 13 Surviving are ftdatitg , Burial in St, Marys hit wife, a son, Sfeven anl a step cemetery, 4acbtr, Mrs Lea Durnitru of De came home from the north with a deer Sunday Clar Swarthout retujrned home from the north Monday with an 8 the ,B V Mary, high mass for point buck and 60 lfe coyotte hate Mrs Mary McCluskey req by Jlpryl Ambbrgey and Newell her son, Leo Fri, east of S Ce Presley hunted deeT last week I Celia, high mass for late Mrs,Rose Louis Swarthout had a narrow Platowski Sat Feast of St, Clem, escape when a hunter bullet went ent, high mass for dead, commem oration for members of purgatorial society, 122 ATTEND 4H CLUB MEET 122 attended the 4H Club banquet at Howell laatJ Friday The program consisted oi gToutt singing, 5 number by the 4H orches tra led by Rev Walton of Greg ory, and Bernie Young, magician the dance hall proprietor may lose his license Not all the blame rests with the state liquor control commission Before a license can be obtained it must first be approved by the city council or the township board in which it is located In many cases the desire for the share of the license money takes precedence over decency The victorious Republicans are said to be considering the reopening of Thur Feast oi Presentation of 5,2 honor Were awd Those, the Pear, Harbor disaster and other Thur Feast of Fresenumo mtromhte,4 honored were Ralph phages of the recent war That is all Meyer in swine, Lois Shirley irt food presentation and preparation and Betty 3ger in gardeningRaJph trots Tht funeral was neld from the Swarthout Funeral Home Saturday arftotnoonevWalton officiating DEFTER CI MILL OPEN Custom grinding and filtering everv iviearfnv and Friday Otto Wagonr t Son, Dexter burial was in Plainfiald cemetery Phone 4781 Wellington Haze Goodspeed, 63, died at the Detroit Marine hospital Sunday He was the son o the iaU Owen Goodspeed of Hamburg town ship and lived on the farm latei owned by Frank Mackinder and the late Lyman Rogers Surviving are a sister, Mrs Grace Siums of De troit aii several nephews A rather, Charles and 2 sisters, Mrs Amelia Brown, Mrs Ezra Brigham are deeased The deceased was a sailor for years and recently in the merchant marine i The funeral was held at the Swarthout Foneral Home this afUrnoto, Re Attatd officiating Burial was in Lakeview Cemetery, HoweJL MAKJtlAOC LICENSES florae c Dotson, HowelL Marie Barton, 25 Howell Vera iCeUenberger, 38, Pinckney, Alice Leo, 83, Pfpekney Claude Beattl, Helen Crippea, 34, Brighton IRONIC QUEST OF YOUTH Rev Fnnds Marphy, fast Masses at 8 and 11am Novena Fridaj 220 uooa 0 p m, Preparation for Holy Commua ion aacb Saturday 8 to p m m Sunday 00 to 730 a OL COM CONL CHURCH ELECT OFFICERS The Lakeland Kings Daughters met at the Van Dorn home last week The following officers were elected President, Mrs Baytes Vicepresident, Mrs B M Baker Secretary, Grace Techt Treasurer, Isabel Denttr They hold their bazaar at Ham burg on December 4th ancient history and water over the SSLF SUPPORTING 33 ou of the 80 Michigan cotin ties were self supporting last year That is they paid more money into the state treasury than they sW AKfW aJtaiaX aifaiiHt t0 ottt ThT produce 109,000 MiajnotsMWA BaugftOvOrjaatat aad 00 in state evenue of which some Ohvb DtiattOf 86,000,000 was distributed among O If Thomaisa M Rapt other 60 countiee 1040 The 33 counties are Livingston, dam and just what benefit it will be to the country to rake over those old ashes is doubtful While they are at it they might investigate the sinking of the Maine, the Battle of Bull Run and the Battle of Bunker Hill, all disasters With so many pressing and important presentday problems ahead of them why waste time on these We look for a stalemate in Congress the next two years similar to that which took place during the last two years of Hoovers administration when tho COUNTIES Republicans lose control of Congress Both parties have their eyes set on 149 and will do nothing which might give the other side an advantage All these news releases about coopera tion for the general welfare of tha country are poppycock Morning Woraaip Sunday Choir n Washt Wayne, GenesaeUafioa, Huron,Calhoun, Alpena, Bay Beprftea, Jraacn Chippewa, fcmmatt, Oofatir, OTaad Traverse, Jackson, KalamaioaJEafrt, fJapeer, Thanksgiving Service 1030 am Sun Nov 24 The Baraca Class meets at the W Carswell home at Base Lake on ThuraAf night Potluck supper ton fttJoTawL Mvtytn, Musfcagoa, Mttt be at church at 645 pm COfPEL tfiSHOM Pastor Rapt Morals V Oaklandv Ottawa, Sagteaw, Shiaf tt Sk Clair, 8L JosepsL Meat of tfceat who profess to have foadtt secret of latiftletty aae pJ died hofart tir tlsae, reports Or ftfce Saiaaay Seksat CARD OP THAMRR I wish to thank fir dap tha and all ethers who Pinckmay ljto tha call last Friday aafhaV aalof the fc fatssa Herovlawstke weitlfraaaflaawllfoirtt I Asaerleaa Waakly wstk Mt mmf Mniawn 24issaa af tim Dscasst, Dr W J WALSH Dr W J Walsh died last Thursday at the Wyandotte General Hos pital He was the son of William Walsh, a former Washtenaw county sheriff, and graduated from Asm Ar bor high school and the University of Michigan He conducted a dental practice in Detroit until a week before his death Surviving are his wife, Ger trude, and a sister, Mary Walsh The deeeaaed practiced ia Piacknsy for a number of years feflnwiajt grad uation and was very papular la the affairs of thennaiaiaatry art Mat Marys castrck The funeral was head at Oar taa of tte ftasary esmn Detroit, Mam day with burial aa isaat TMrtrt C4, LiV V Wi T msLlJSLi ym9jW T, V 4J V L 1mm mmmmmmmmim ni wv yp r mm A i Sylvan Theatre OUUIA, MICH PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wedneday Nov 20 1948 IJ niii jfci ,II i STATE OF MICHIGAN Neighboring News Notes of 47 Years A go t Fri,at, Nov 22, 23 XLUNY BROWN A Comedy Starring CHARLES bOibS JENIFER JONES, PETER LAWFORD Comdy Newt Cartoon Sun, Mon, Tuei, Nov, 24, 25, 26 THE THRILL OF BRAZIL A Musical wrth EVELYN KEYESJCEENAN WYNN ANN MILLLn, VELOZ AND YOLANDA Cartoon Solid Serenade Sun Shows 3,5,7,9 Thomas Read was at Bath last Wilfred Erwin has been appointed week hunting with his brother, city attorney at Brighton J W iianis and wife are visiting The Brighton school sponsored hot their son, Henry, at Aspen, Colorado, lunches have started These are made S G Teeple picked dandelions in possible by federal money and cost his yard November 21st fifteen cents per day Percy Swarthout and wife have re The Brighton high school football turned from their wedding trip, banquet is November 30th Charles Bowman will open a meat South Lyon took in 1300 at the market in the basement of his store, recent farm festival Mack Martin has gone to Kansas The Stockbridge high school team to work for C B Eaman football record was six wins, two E A Bowman of Howell will opn Circuit Court tor the County or LOiagston in Chancery tteaie E Kusao, Plaintiff Charles Kusso and John K Neelv defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in CiLaneety, at the City of Howell, in suiu County and State, on November yth, 1946 in lias cause it appearing from the sworn bi ru on file that the piainl v the present wherabouts ox , IJSSO defendant ha wltethcr lie is a losses and one tie a store in the Bowman block here Marvin Frinel, son of Mr and John Comiskey is teaching in t e Mrs Ham Frinkel of Stockbridge, is Sprout district He is with the Tom Cooper and Dick Baker e e resident oi Michiguuur live, outside of the State of Michigan, or in a 1 foreign country reported missing, tie is witn me lorn Cooper and uick aaKer r army in Japan and is reported to remodeling the D Monks house, have drowned at Saipan Robbers blew open the vault of t 28 Wed, Thur, Nov 27, LNCHAN1 fcD FOREST Outdoor Drama in Cirecolor with EDMUND LOWfcBKEiNDA JOYCE BILLY SEVERN, JIM the Crow Cartoon Jaspers Deby Musical Parade Double Rhythm Mrs John Hdkins of Anderson is Brooklyn bank Tuesday and got awny a patient at Stockbridge hospital with 2,000 The tenant house on the Norman Born to Bert Hartsuir and wlo Topping farm caught fire last week Tuesday, a son but was saved j Edward Stabler, 73, former mayor SCANDAL COLUMN of Ann Arbor and a past master of If Joe had a date With S li the Golden Rule Masonic lodge, died Saturday nite why didnt he dam last week with her Has Mitsie captured s The Howell Presbyterian church interest Thanksgiving Day Show 3, 5, 7, 9 Coming The Well Groomed Brde Claudia David Black Beauty Howell Theatre HOWFLL, MICH Tues, Wed, Thjur, Nov 19, 20, 21 ULNNIb MUKUAN, JACK CAKSUN in I WO UUYS IJPRUfA MlLWAUKkT with JOAN LESLIE, JANJS PAIGE SeletNd Shorts NewS Kri, Sat, Nov 22, 23 JOAN DAVIS, JACK OAK1E SHE WROTE0 THE COOK SINGING ON THE TRAIL nut 1HE HOOSIEK HOiShOTS, GUV KIEBEE, KEN CURTIS Cartoon Jungle 0ueen, Sat Mat Only Sun, Only, Nov 24 Sun Mat 2 P M Cont NIGHT IN PARADISE In Technicolor atb MERLE OBEftON, TURHAN BEY Selected Short News has extended a call to Reverend Geske of Chicago to be their ,pastoi Stanley Bates, 1U, of Howell, plead guilty to damaging the Gerald Mys son home in Howell on HalloneV and received a susnruled tenday p sentence He involved several other boys The second plane crash in this county in six weeks took place at High We wonder who Betty says ie wMid like to go with after G mo what she meant by the s c ofOf course Im not in c t Aith them Does she mean one t , time I b et Ruth loves being go twetn Jotin and Ray as it give lr a chance to talk to Ray liob and Elga must have had un On motion of VanWinkle Va Winkle, attorneys for plaintiff, it is ordered that the said Charles Rus soso cause his appearance to be entered herein and within 3 three months from the date of this order and that in case of his appearance he cause his answer to plain tiffs bill of compliant to be iiled and a copy thereof served on the at torneys for plaintiff within fifteen days after service on said defen dant Charles Russo, of a copy of said bill and a notice of this order j And fthat in default thereof saic bill be taken as confessed by suiu defendant, Charles Russo And it i further ordered that with j in forty days the plaintiff, Bessie ERUSKO cause a copy o this ordc 4 i Cf j IMon Mat, Tiles, Wed, Nov, 25, 26, 27 2 PM Each Da Ladies Only MOM AND DAD land and Latson roads last week Saturday nite, Ray playing 2nd or Pilot H Bauer of Garden City and his I orj fiddle again, nephew, D V, Bauer, were taken to Donna Lou and David are h t the hospital jng it off swell Did you like dan Dexter high school claims the Class cjng with Nell too Donna C high school football title by vir ye hear Joes rhng went to tue of being the only school in that Dearborn with M arilyn Z class whose goal line is uncrossed What attraction has A A ,ot The 250bed veterans hospital al tnilt jano RUsell has not A cerGrand Rapids will be dedicated on tjn cenior boy suggested a theatre December Uth puty and later turned it down for the other attraction NoteS Of 25Cars AgO Th0 Ashmen dance had a hup CT py ending for flome didnt it Kill How are you Joan making out Otis Gushing, vice president of thei What about the new boy Jerry Dexter Savings Bank, died suddenly I wn0 walked into school Monday The Pinckney fire department ye Kirs eyes seemed to light op moved into its new fire hall last week , Richard D Roche, Howell attorney, died at his home in Howell November 18th He is survived by his wife, one on three sisters and five brothers William Berlin has Luen arrested barged wth wukm into Paul Brogans store at Chilson Phillip Faustman and Roy Graham have severed their c unction with the Bird garage anu started up a business of their own Leon Lewis has bought the Jv Peter Kelly house on Pearl Street About 40 members of the Baraca class gave Mr and Mrs NefT a fare well party Friday night The Nells are going to Ohio Irenze Murphy who injured his knee in the Howell football game is out on crutches Mvo Kettler nearly severed his to be published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County and tliit such publication be continued therein for at least once in each week for fix weeks in succession or that she cnue a copy of this order to bo personally served on said defendant, Charles Russo, at least twenty days before the time prescrib ed lor his appearance Glenn C Yelland, Circuit Court Commissioner Livingston County, Michigan VanWinkle VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff, Business Address,fHoweell, Michigan LOCAL NEWS Sam Singer and wife returned to Detroit last week for the winter Mrs Kenneth Darrow and daughter, Janr of THH Rivr called on Mrs, Iva Darrow one d last week Mrs Lulu Lamb is spending several weeks ifNew Jersey and Mrs Mary Singer and three sons are staying in 1 r home Jean Meyers has lxen in Atin Ar,or for two weeks taking care of Mrs Margaret Champion and newon baby Weekend guests at the C J Clinton home were Ralph Clinton, Gerald i a SOCIAL ITEMS f Russell Livermore also shot deer The AnJrpw ,,u,, f,v1y spent Sunilay at the Earl Gaines home Mrs Pauline Fisher and daughter of FowlervUle spent Sunday aTlHe Walter Clark home Mrs Gladys Schneider, Mrs Marilyn Lynch and on Gerry, oi Wind sor, Ontario, spent the weekend at the Ross Read home Mrs, Phillip Sprout, son, Edwin and John Elmer were in Howel lat week, A miscellaneous shower was given Friday night at the Heath cottage at Hiland Lake for Miss Marie Heath f Isabella had ice cubes Christopher Columbus would never have diseoy red Amcri , Isabella, Queen of Spain, had caskets full of jewels She had velvet robes and silken gowns an handsome handmade shoes But she had no electric refrigerator So the jewels were pawned Three iittle ships set out against the sea And Columta happened on America back in 1492 Fantastic Not really In Isabellas day, they tried to keep food from spoiling by spices brought overland at great expense from India Columbus believed he could reach the Indies by sailing westward on the Unknown Atlantic The rest it in history books Poor Isabella, with all her clumsy luxuries, never dreamed of ice cubesnor any of the miraclet oj modern electric living t Though electricity plays such a great part in to days comforts and conveniencesyoure scarcely conscious of electric service Thats because its alsvays on handall you wantat little cost LktM to tt NEW ELECTRIC MOURrfc HOUR OF CHARM, fverv SiMdoy Ateinoofl 430, 1ST Station WJ Wrimfmmmtfir Clinton and wife of Detroit and Mr , ,, and Mrs John Ruttman of FowIer I wdl be mamed to Robert Vedder n, on November 27th ville i , Percy Swarthout underwent an The Ycart Bigget Attraction All Star Hollywood Catt NO CH1LDKEN AUMlfTcD Shown to Segregated Audience Only WOMEN ONLY 2 and 700 PM MEN ONLY AT 900 P M AdmiMion r thit Special Show 50 4von Theatre SUckbrMice, Mick Fri, Sat, Nov 22, 23 uoude i eaIure Here it one of the lighter myttcwics BEHIND GREtN L1GH1S mtiu CAJtOLE LAND1S, WM CARCAN , Ross Read, James Abbatoy, Fred, ,,,, , f thumb while chopping wood last Seger and P W Curlett visited Phoe lPeratlon last Thursday at Saint Joweek Mrs Roy Bird, a neighbor, ap nix Lodge, F A M, at Ypsilant plied a tourniquet i Tuesday night when the latter put on the Masonic Home illustrated lecture sophs Hospital, Ann Arbor, for the umoval of the cataract from his sec ond eye It was successful WANTED t, LL KINDS OK KAW HJK5 IN SEASON AND BEEF, and HUtS HIDES, SHEEP PELIS and DEER SKINS LUCIUS J Doyle PHONE 42 PINCKNEY JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME m m m Poet War draJfta of Ute Air Express Line wtth MARTHA STEWART, RICHARD CRANE 04tB, Te Nov, 24, 26 THE VWGINIAN ft 94 pictmr of oae of the really Groat Book Starring JOCL MeCREA, BRIAN DON LEVY My Man Jasffer I aa OIL BURNER SERVICE Pipe Fitting Furnaces INSTALLED AND REPAIRED William Brash PINCKNEY JJ I HELP Wanted offers you leseo tfw 4iCerent w A TXXJ many folks are ifl wakmg for telephone, hrre dimply because oe havent the ire aitd cable need to connect their home uici ihe central office Wee ordered enoth to give scrvioe to evervcite who is waking Bot, ooobmur ma terial shorLaej have serionoiy alowetl ptxxUotKn It may La some tirae befom we veoaive it And then well need fane to laststl and connect it into the ayAem In an ailout effort to UMUH teleplraties for a msnv vakinp apnltcatiui as we can, we have loaded oar present facilitiea to isyjufc If yo wajDng for a telenhoae, yom can be sore your order wif be filled in it proper turn m oon as qiipnent u avaHaUe Meaawhile, our Cacttitiea are serving more telepiMMses and handling more catle than ever before, trt h means that servioe for everyone may not ai vays be as good as we want it to be Were so y when that condition occurs, bat you can be sum that we are doing w best to get additK jsejujjmMat as soon as poassUe FOR GEAR SHAPEKS, UKOACH, HOB nr LATHE OiJllAT0RS I 0 LIIJKRAL EMPLOVEE KENE ,HS APPLY AT EMPLOYMEN OFFICE , J Bowser Inc Gear Diviaion CKELSCA MKH wnW I KitiiWAii SILL TiLipfliNi tmmPAur FOR SALE 1 oouble bed, sprinjrs Save tuneter and mattres 1 sanitary , 1 oal , that Xmaa, Btrtadaj ioind wood hrmnjr stove, 1 carpet jjft far yonr wife, nwoeaec, 1 hand vacuum cleaner, 1 riend, whhant Iserc Mae ranee shoppinc around apptintsntanv to a Ura Vinril Stee, 692 Mowers fid fadunt, CoiaJSe, L fLNCKNEY DISPATCH Wcdiwday, Nov 20J 946 DISPATCH Entered at Postoffice econd claat latitat Pinckney, Mich Subocriptioki L26 yoil Paid in Advance FAUb W QURLUT PUBLUU8I Mrs, Rosemary Schemer spent the week end in Lansing Mr and MrsFred Ktad were in Lansing Thursday, Mrs Frank Aberdeen and son School it, Da irst of MttSitaiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiriiNiiiiiiiuiiiMjiiiucisEiiifitriiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiciujiiis F C Reickhoff Sr i i I OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVE HOWELL, MICHGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS Rildne 613 vid, were in Ann Arbor the firs the week Mrs Myrtle Craft, son, Jackie Mrs Gloria lVanDotioit wiiv in town Saturday Harley Miller aim wue of Ypsilanti called at the W,H, Clark homci i Sunday evening j A L Nisbett and wife were Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs H , Willins of Howell Miss Batsy Wadhams of Ann Ari bor spent the weekend wiJi Mis Marvin Light At Lansing where the alo of liquor by the glass carried by 7 vote, there may be a recount Mrs George Meabon, Jr and son, Robert, were Sunday dinner ginMs of Mr and Mis Marshall Meabon 1 Dr Cli,Gardner and wife o lan sing and Mrs, Ola Baeku, of Tn con, Arizona spent Siunmly wnh vlrs, Graee Kuncinian, iluze Bennett has been named head of tJie South Lyon hiwums club nd Ward Tujr ,f hi1 r Alrnml Mrs, Ted AiUoh of Detroit and Billy Khehun of Ann Arbu I spent Sunday at the William fehchei home, Sunday callers at the Clifford Van Iloin home wui Mr and Mrs II U Appleton of Brighton and Mr and Mrs Davidson of Uttroit Fred Read and wife attendee tin wedding jmnivrsary rf Mr an I Mrs, Herbert lctcrs in Baitle 0jjk,Stji I y Clennatul, Mrs, Reads nephew, jut home from Japan, was eere, i WILL BASS FOR G I LOANMod Mrami Mls K1 olli of luoi si , M Orrn Spencer anil son, Jack of , S orn six, room home, 4 mi es soutii , , , ,, , ml ,, , , j j A i , L I,lamia and Mrs, Jannie Buck , oi Brighton on good road, Automatic ,, , L i n 7 hot water, oil heat, 7O0Beautiful of Lmden spent Sunday vthH furnishings sold at sacrifice at cxiru ,a,k i,or of hls , h,rly S cos Itobrvt loulon from Grand nap I1 Five room home, hardwood floor iis ttlld MiUia Jonsn fm ,l 5 nicely furnished near Brighton on dUuMe s,ol,t tll xv,,,Lk, vv JN i 3 plastered walls, natural fireplace, formers, parents, Mr and Mrs good road, 0300, 2000 down i OUo Iouison j S , t u fl Hiry StMnbach and Charles Foiir room home on east shore of , r ,, L t E Buck Lake near Hamburg, large, BauKhnnn of Poster called at the 5 than ordinary, newly built, hot jurniiPatchoi7joe Tuesday on their 9TuriwceTfui basement, 2 lake front way to the Mich San to eeITFu I Suppli CORY DRUG STORE ead r Alive llnRhFS HJ CIlWs liDM arm Airmail Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men t L PARKER Aent Phone 88, Pinckney Vb FASTEST Dad Stock Service in Michigan CentralD eadStoekCol HOMES FOR SALE CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL ilaud fooled Laced and Aemble d BILjold made to vour persona speculations Vour name,initials enihlem delicately engraved Faeli billfold made entirely of tne very finest calfskin available, giv s ye1 if sturdy vearllene ordr earlyleather is priority gov erned, A b utiul and dit ini five p ift for ladies and gentlemen Kiimm U, Ftt, Mih State lieh Stat Sin, Howell, Mich PRICE 750 BUCK BfcRQUlST PHONE SS8 tMiiiMiriiLiiniiuiiilKliW ilHltflilllimiIIIIIIIIIIHlllllHlMfc lts 2 car garage, all in excellent T Kelly MMiHTHnit , condition, 5M0, terms I Billje Williams Dexter harbor nicely furnished inside and out, 2 promised the Dexter high school Lake near Brighton,all large rooms, football players, free haircuts iftluv lake front lotsAn ekta value 4J wont through the season umcoreM terms J R HAYNEK, Bioker on Thoy dj1 an1 he came across with HamburgMichPhone Brighton 3070 2g haircuts LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee liinc decide lo quit farming 1 vill sell my personal property at ulii auciion at my farm i M s v i I of jiiukney on Ylti oi SAIUKUAY, NVhMltiK JO At 100 P, M r Joni lref Tractor and a full INCOMK TAX KtHOKIS j Mr and Mrs Gerald Ridenour of Income Tax Reports Made Out at my Ann Arbor w Sunuay dinner guests TV ,at 42C JltVrKi 1 Brighton, hone wil j of Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen MRS J M McLUCAS V iuernsey Cows Ol e rijir F e Jin 4ii farm toolis CLOKE KlCHMONL, Prop Norman Iteaon, Auctioneer J Henry, Clerk Daad and Disabled Horses and Cattle Hogft, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING COMPANY HOWELL 4SO WE BUY HDES AND CALF8 fALY SSltMNC CAIJUS RFXEt VE 1HZ PEST SERVICE Bath toom and kitchn wall tite male beautiful transformaiioi But owl your old wall Let us givt ,you in estimate with F II A terms Davis A Davis, Phone J70 1081 W Grand River, Howell HMliliMUllllillllltllllllllllltliUIM first National i bank PARTY Pinckney High School Gym , NOV 22 Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens 9 i 1 UnUr Frl SupriioB i 1 M6r Federal Depoeit 1 I Miraace Corporation All D llf f 9 SPONSOIt D BY Pinckney V F W 701 w 1 HE JHUUHT HE WAS FULLY INSURED The other day we read about a man whoc none ld txen paiialiy destroyed by fire Like man other men he carriLj lire insurance up to 8 o,o of what it liad cost him to have hi home builtBat lie had LuiJi it 10 yeais ago Since that time values have increased ed considerably, yet hf simply renewed his policy without regard to stepped up replacment COAL, NOW he will collect less than the cost of making re pairs, because he a underiasured This i5 a predicament that can easHy be avoided by other who act before it b too late A a public aenrke tee re commend that every home er, for his own sure his home oo what it would coat kirn to reviM it at todays men eoat wt 8AVE Ann fvim AVAILABMC WR fim LOAMS RKAL RSTATB HOTRCAflBS OR TVKWl AT TJMM i V jLitw ,i W 4kMjtit Awrtirt i 3I5I T9W V 1 tf vs m w Nov if fM Stock t 24 in wEEL FURNACE 1 CEHL STOKER 1 ROCKLuS PUMP JACK OIL BURNING AND ELECTRIC STOCK WATER HEATERS SHOWER STALL LAUNDRY STOVES AND PIPE STATIONARY TUBS AND FITTINGS issified W ant Ad FOR SALEWood and Coal heatin stove, 100 capacity Nick Koluae 3uo East M86, Phone 5F13 B HARDWARE LL jT SUMBS BOYDEU MimSVAJUNSIfBUIASl iAbil small whie sow about to iai tow, estrayed iron my term, riadei pit return and receive reward riuu nmcaey, Town Hail ttoad Silver Lake FUK SAUio Ft TefTEand cast iron bath tub , complete G Hushes, Kuan UkePhone 136Ft FOOAETMens yoilolTgolorwrlit watch, Bulova, 17 jewels expansion wrist band and has neverbeen worn price 3000 Reason for selling is and does not want to part with it that owner has another wrist watch He received this one as a gift and j needs the money 245 Unadilla St box 3 or phone 68 STATE OF MICHIGAN , The Probate Court for the Count j of Livtagstoa At a session of said Court, held the Probate Office in the City Howell in said county on the 15th day of November A D, 945 Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate 1A the Matter of the Estate William J Nash, Deceased Edessa E Nash, having filed jaid Court her petition praying that the administration of said estate be gfeanted to Mark A Nash or to some other suitable person It is Ordered that the 9th day of December AD,1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon, ac said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed Ml PROFESSIONAL CORNER pffTCKNEVS j IUf M 09411, M U Dea W V of tt in SaaylltO a, em te StOO p sa t WecUroesey4 te4tesfttotasn 5eturdey7 to ia toe waning DR G SL MrfUSKEY D1NTUT 111 N WaMjii I I Aitetoeys at Law First State sod Uesnae ik QRIAIS Office 94 Raeietooco 14 geoalagt by Asaotatsaeat Hawaii, Miehife CEMEt HAROLD,, CHUBB Howell, Mteaifea Leeal Representative hrKdor Th,t Puh MARION BEAUTY SHOP It is Further Ordered , That Pub SPECIALIZING IN PERMANENT lie notice thereof be fciven by pub, MAcSfife AN MXdlrilNaXEbS lication of a copy of this order for ALSO COLD WAVES three successive weeks Previous to PMmt MARION JAXViaOwaer said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed and lirculated in said county Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true Copy Celestia ParshallResiateer of Probate FOR SALEChickeii custom dressed or loter Feather drvs ng 10c, Foil ALiT o Heavy young horswTE drawing 10c We also dress turkeys, bst of ondition 9040 Farley Rd I yu cant afford to do theem your FO SALE Three 20 11 crocks, 1 9elf Wm Scott on Braley ar MARTtN J LAVA AtoSMMf w Pfcoe 19 Biialto tmeee witf Phone 13F6 Re, PERCY EUJS AUCTIONEER Phoae 3F11 Piackney, Michigan LEE LAVEY doo , l sink, 1 bed and springs, 220 t l eel tank, will hold 180 lbs of pressure,set of stairs 12 ft long 400 tgg incubator Frank Plaiko WANTED TO BUYCMekens of all, Detroit at Plainfield on M86 or inquire at Pinckney Locker Store We are now doing Custom Grinding Farmers Feed Supply Co PHONE 104 , MAX RUSSELLMgr kinds, also ducks Will pay prices iC H Lloyd 9119 Cedar Lake Rd Phone 18F22 WANTED Paper or all krads, Iron, I Rage 1 Copptfc Harry PrlsR J WANTD 3kteslift Hime prices paid for all kinds af poultr Tyler Brogan, Howell, Mieh Helena Rubinstein Coseticeeielusive in Livingston County at Howell Ruths Shop ior Wo mo FOR SALESlabwoo Buy Now Thurson Lumber Ce,, Phone 44 Howell, Mich Sic We are paying brought to our door Watson OLeary Dairy, Howell, Mitft yVANTElDWaitreBa for full time FOR SALEHeatrola stove arid late American radiator, 50 ft R K, Elliot HERB SNEEu Phoae 13 107 H L Grand Howelt Real state City, Lake tad Fro Pnyrii A Speciality lt Vnu Prepertf With Me , jtffV GENERAL INSURANCE Phoae ISS Pinckay Michigan AKiias m State License 717 LakeeiU Dif Rush Lis I t M PHSWARTHOUT SON FTJNBRAL HQT Modem EeulyjeesH AmboUaet Servtee PS rw W Ptoobaey, hiehi SEPTIC TANKS A CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLENEL HOT L ROOM 70 e PHONE 4tf ANN ARBOR Clt cream Dixie Restaurant Main and Peart Stsl, Pinckney I FOR SALESend colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, eKe 18 for j 110 Phone Pinckney 68 FOA UtALECement faioclts P A T Block Products ut 1900 Beerdsley Rd, Pinckney Wehave been miyiuZni Howell for 85 yean Prompt and courteous service Paying 85e for cream brought to the Vatnoi OLeary Dairy, Howell Mich SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTiNGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT i SHOP WITH FISCH SAVE MONEY Fitch Elec, AppCo 8SoI M36, 1 Mile of U 523 Phono 3081 Whumor LakeMich 24 Hour Service All ContentJ Haul, d Away Inspection Free Modon Equipment Fhone South Lyon 9811 Res B081 WALTER DUNCAN BOUTH LYON, MICH, CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE Gtntral Contractor and Builder 251 Portafr St ttaeluerMieb 666 fOxSi PREPARIATIONS LIQUID TABLETS SALVENOSK DHOP Use nily Aa Directed CORY DRUG STORE HATB MF MI4MIUAN said petition the siiid Mary Bray ton rke Ptehete Coent rer toe Comoty as Trustee prays for an order auth ej UefaiffstAii , iting and directing her to sell the At a season of saio Court, held at i above described pren,ses under th the PreheUoffiee in the City 01 direction of this Court and that the City of Howell in said County,on the proceeds from such sale stand in lieu iprrpipFD ATfAM f2th day of November A D, 11Mb of the above described promisee, Sab RLr,lllitlulvN PiwnMtonerable Willis LL,, iL u SI POOLS CL1 MODERN AND OLD TIME 388 East 4fferee Blreet DAN BURKETT Pkea 6802 Ae ArVer, Misto Housewives OAV B TOUR WASTE FATS IJudge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate f Clarence StackaUe , Deceseed lu It appearing to the Court that the CALL PHONE ISS jefct to the further order of thirf Court as to the reinvestment thereof On the motion of Glenn C Yellannd, Attorney for such Trustee and petitioiner it is Further Orred, the time for presentation of claims a hearing on said petition be held at c ,www rnm rrau ur agaiiuc said eetate should be imited the Circuit Court Room in th M KILL IT and that a time and place be appoint i Court House in the City of Howell, f IN OWE HOUR ed o receive, examine and adjust Michigan on the lh day of If not COMPLEXLY PLEABED, all claims by and before said Court ber, 1946 at the opening of Curt bajpt p n i It is Ordered, That all of the on that day or as soon thereafter as 7 v counsel can be heard and that all persons interested in the above described lands and premises be and SERVICE Itreditors of said defeated are reIniired to present their claims to said Court at said rebate Office Overcome Soap Shortage cLUX n,UT SOAP UFEBUCV This Tnere is world wide shortage of ail Animal Fats and ot one fifth of what they used in 1941 Without the help of UM of every nine cakes of no OHa, fon or before the 10th day of Feb appear before this Court on that ruajy A, D 1947jtJen oclockmjdy, time and place, to show eaoae forenoon, said time and place being if any exirt, why the prayer of said hereby appointed for the examinati petition should not be granted 7tioa and adjustment of all claims i And it i further Ordered, that a aad demands against said deceased copy of this petition be served oa all It a Further Ordered That piblk 1 persons interested in t , above 4setke thereof be given by pukUcajcribsd lands and preir e, at toast tea f a copy of this or in for thire ten days before the return herein iuceeesive weeks previous to sid get forth, of any of said parties are day of heariag in the Pinckney h j found in the state of Michigan And it is further drdered tfcat i Ui order or a true copy thereof lie published for three successive Monce each wecic ia the Dispatch, a newspaper pnated, iisbed and circulating said Coualy ef Liviaston, Michiaa Joepb L Coliias, Ciroak Jwee A true copy John A, Hagma Clerk Gk C YeUand Ajttortiey far Petitioner tation Kill this getw, ye odor Get this POWEBTOt kaier TEOL from any Apply FULL STEENGTH Car VA sweaty or itching feet bseajSp eg COslY IMUJC ffMsV speper rnJi i ia said Courty Wine L Lyeos Jude f Proate A tnse r g PswaeMgagtatfr of Probate STATE OF MfCHICAN MePbersos State Baok OECONTIIL As of October LI, ISog She Jjft uettiLliuos on saeat are The attfcsk reacUam to tis la She Matter of tiae PetUio Order 1 Hemewives there would hare par wos nade frees JBusiaes Phone 145 sat sloert blsae your rrocer if he has soap hot save every of fat a a 1 rfltti Mary Eraytea, Trmatee for to Sett loot ORDER FOE HEARING latGotfllaee lTcL SALE 1tt v JU year oVd Hwt Auraat, omwej tt CeHk, fhem PlwAtoey Wo Need tfeofl LF4 I joewbt that sneat ws aonlsalog as itbat A Savisg Wbetasr it as tooje or OHO Of fJaaS StOTO N, IT X ,r SMT 5 la MM T m fi V r 4i , , ,ti i 3 Af jM M JBfS jf jiTy j Help Wanted BMWfcKN THE AlifcS OF 16 ft 4 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEEK GOOD WAGER Vokar Corp LOCAL NEWS Milt lmUl It nlVMi MW HnUSa Howe, Clark and Cork Darrow all graduate i June Allan DinW end in Ann Arbor 8unday 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE mmmgmammrm UfcAlER, MltH, lUutHuianiiiiiHiiuitMtHiunuuiunuiMiKuimuuuimifflmiuiHwntfc SHOVEL With 35 foot Bum and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching ALL iTPfc OF EACAViMNli Lake Front Development AKMCO IKON BREAKWATER SHEETING, FILL DIsT ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OR PHONE FOR FKUE ESTIMATE CURDY ST PIERRE BRIGHTON, MICH 0514 J akeview Drive, Briggs Lake Pheae W72 Mr Lloyd Handea la visiting her parents at Holt la Fentiae Sunday Phillip McDonald oi FattynJtfcleJt for New Jersey Friday Mr and Mrs Louie Coyle were in Ann Arbor Saturday, The Junior Kings Daughters met at the Harry Lee home Saturday, Mrs Albert Dinkel and daughter, Elberta, were in Laming laat MonOmar Gass and family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Letter McAfee home Mrs Emma Brogan of Stockbridge spent Sunday with Mrs Stanley Dinkel P W Curlett and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Hauck in Detroit Mr and Mrs B Clark of Stockbridge called at the Albert Dinkel home Sunday Mr and Mrs Ben White were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Norman White Mr and Mrs Will Murphy of Fitchburg were Sunday callers at the Ben White home Private First Class William Brash, Jr, is now in Germany with the oc cupation forces Mrs Dora Maloney spent one day last week with Mrs Marion Burnett in Ann Arbor Gerry Tubman and family spent Sunday at the Russell Glover home in Fowlerville GREGORY x a The new UnadiUa Unuhif fire engine has arrivedMilton Barrett and wife oi Detroit spent the wee end nere Mr Josephine Howtett returned home wim mem lor me winter UUHKtmMMUnilMHUtUMHUHW UNAD1LLA flX IT WE FIX AMYttilNG bWEfcPEK2 FURNACES REPAIRED WASHING MAUfiNES FURNITURE CARPENTER REPAIRS SOLDERING Drop Us a Card and We Will Come to See You riOMNG LAMPS PUMJ ELECT CLOCKS TOYS iiarvey Hajner and wi of Stock Juridge were Thursday guests at Tom fooias Karold Ludtke and Mr Halle Leach were in Lansing last week , , V u J tio tUvlM an1 daughter Jaek Shaldoa end Ufiu Deyle were , Mgnd Mrs, Grace ocitweii a a Mr, Be njta Wheeler attended the 4U banquet at Ho well Friday, Clasre Poole and t jaily of Farmington spent the week end at Tom Poolea, Mrs Jennie V gts has one to Muskegon to spend the winter with iier daughter, Myroavirve, Mrs Cleve Poole ha returned heme from Canada Mrs Ethel tfeuhrer of Bryan, Ohio is visiting her sister, Mrs, Uerge iajrrett , ,hm The veterans and wives have janiaed a club caUod TABFU They neet once a month Herold Ludtke a president and lois Parbour,se measurer Mrs Pearl Man ha 11 spent last week with Mrs Robert Sweet Stockbridge o ThosPoole and wife were Wednes dinneer guests of Mr and Mrs El mer VanBeuran of Howell, Leon Wordon got a deer lust week Ralph Chipman and wife have returned home from CaMfornia Miss Shinley Rockwell and friend of Lansing spent the week end here Rev Walton and family and Mrs, James Caskfcy called at til en Caskey home in Lansing Monday Mrs John Donohue 1 snstook Mrs George Parker to Inkster Sunto attend the funeral of her daugh ter, Mrs, Lena Dumitrue 44 who suffered a stroke at the Georjo Parker funeral Saturday and died at Rowe hospital, Sunday Ms Glen VanGorder and MrGeo Wines of Fowlerville called at the 0 BB and Geo Arnold homes last Wednesday James Caskey and wife and Rev Walton and wife attended the Armistice Day program at Stockbridge Monday JamesDonohuewaj hums from Bert Wiighl and wife of HflWeir called at the home Spears Sunday of Mrs Edna BOOS HcCOCHIN i mmTNOTICE I will rec led bid oo th Id Mae Mew er tvro family house in Puukamy J M McLllctt, Aatal, AQ9 East Grand River, Brighton Carl Bidwell and family of BrighA 1 at the Ben White home Thursday la saUtlMrs Stanley Dinkel and son, John, and wg Elie DeWolfe were in Howell Thursday, ,r PMewcAHDoeS by WOODY COWAN Mrs Ruth Dysert of Leslie called on the Hon Sisters Sunday She was formerly Ruth Harger 9 Mr and re Lester McAfee spent Friday in Canada with Miss Alice Andrews and Bud Fiaher Mr and Mrs T J Lstson of Detroit spent the weekend at their farm near Portage Lake George Foster and Mr and Mrs Earl Gruels of Flint were Sunday guests of e Hoe Sisters Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson and son, Kenny, left Friday for Florida to spend the winter Clarence MaeGowac and daughter, Catherine and Nancy of Detroit spent Sunday at the Louis Coyle home Vpsilanti over the week end Joe Schwab and wife, A Schutz and wift and Mrs Hattie McDermoU ot Lansing were tfdrvrguests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pooie Mrs Fred Gauss ell Monday and broke her hip, She is at Foote hos pital, acjkson Wo Murphy and wife cf Fitchburg called at the ohp Donohue home Sunday James Caskey and family called at the Charles Latson home in HowelL Wednesday Mrs Mine MarUtte Browor,hurt in an auto accident is improving Those hunting deer are Mort Cole and Donald, Chf Galbreath and wife, Root Reid, Tim Conk, Daryl Cool M wife and Tom Howie tt Paul Ludtfyp unrwent an option in the veterans hospital in Dearborn Monday The fire dept was caRed to the Howard Vfest home in Williamsville Monday by a roof fire Mrs Tom Howlett was in Detroit Monday J PEESONALS Mrs Clvde Fiaher was in Iansin Sunday Mrs Lottie Fisher of Weh The Reverend Father Teeae of ww Carieton has purchased the Wayne I berville turned, home iith her Root home on Weat Main Street I I 5his year the team probably missed The Pinckney high achool Junior I aMet o all the absence of Gus LedOaas held a hay ride and wanar roast I Mdge and Don Bums who jrraduated at Milaod Lake last Thursday night J laat June and are in the army These I iy Mrs Harry Lee took Smith Martin to Saint Joaepha SoepteL Ann Guesta of Mrs Nettie Vaughn SunAroor, Monday tor ainus treatment day wore Mrs Edith Teeple of Jack,, , son, Mrs Marjory Shehan and chil Callers at the Ben White hone om 4r t v were Mrs Sllan Mew ,To Forner aad son, Cari, i Ar or tren, Mrs Norma Merrill and daughter, Jeoet and Mercedes of Webster r WRliam Beard and aone Ann Arbor spent Sunday i t the John4 Bellitone Mr filiaaboth Beown turned o Ann Abor with 4hesn Maahis viaitiqginCaiJ ttMar4r4aMl 4mm 6oJ ItfaeKaoh Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Dfe Miller were Mrs Holli Holloway Mrs Roy Rice, Mrs Betty Yokusn and Mrs Harold Hartsuff and M of Gregory Guests of Mr Weltha Vail and Mies Joasif Klroen last week were Mca ataUa kaoam, Mrs Blanche Hflne of fiaraaa and Mr Harold islw of GaoeanL iaok itabarts lias been discharged taw area mod with his wife, r, the Maery Lee and MylcH 4emsV setae Sunday dinner Mt the S ML 2arr hosne 0m to Mr cA Mm Harold Wei of Swartaoot Cove, Portage WM Wat Josephs Hoepital, Aon 12 t Versatile practical smartl A blouse with every thing Smooth and smart r every daytime affair gay and captivating after auk and its fashioned of a fine all wool jersey Delicious, delightful colors in size 9 to l 525 STORE FOR WOMEN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE HOWfcLL, MICH Advtrtiitmin From wKers i sit Joe Marsh How to Handle a Fortune 1 Some months ago I reported in the Clarion how Ml Bates uncle died ap north, and left him with a Her fortune Naturally, our town was curious to see how Mel would spend it Traveling around the world getting a new he use or car wearing fancy clo ies or dia ing on cold pbeaint and cham pagne We can now report, Mel hasat changed a bit Drop ia oa hisa any night, aad youll and hiss ia bis shirt ataoTe by the arc, chatting with the Miasus, sharing a mellow glass of beer with friends From where I sit, Mel has learned the art of handling money, as well as handling people You dont let cash in the bank push you around any more than you let people push you around If yoa like the simple, homey life com panionahip and quiet ways a glass of beer and trkndly talk thats worth a fortune, after att M Copyright, 1946, United Sma frmw taedefte These Are Veterans cbeVkftscy JX4 Veseavis UHW I M KV v i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 20, 1946 Description An account of the resource November 20, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3c8c782f82f01786a962e077d9938f40.pdf d427b5b93e86254b9914f200b211fb83 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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Vara Brown suggested a Tboao ara jury caaea Russell HoiUatar va Dr, MaeGregor D A Bunnail va Maria Glejidenning Earl Co hort va James Kiomcnto, trespass on tho oato Walter Dieterle va, Wilburn Bowman Leland Campbell vs Grace Knapp, assumpsit Bstato of Mary Martin Oscar and Hatol Jeechke vs Chrii Hupert, appeal Tho nonJury oaaat are William Smith v H W Fitch, City of Dotrait vis H S Rhodes, Ray Baker vs C U Van Blaircum, assumpsit Tho Chamvery Cases are GUbertJ TbirlwaU va Hilda Thirlwell, account inf Charles Vincent vs City of Howelfc Clayton Carpenter vs Isaac Van Ifuser David Rife vs Peter Chase Margaret Henijing vs Josiah Leonard William Royal vs John Spencer Grover Beaton vs Henry Hawkins Adessa Dainte vs Jabes Undkj Mary Sidell Vs Oliver Rising Clarence Tinker vs William BenSchool Harry Boos vs Ruth Turtle Edward Rathbun vs Russell Meyer Patrick OOonnclI vi Humphrey Monihen all eates to quiet title Mary Brayton, trustee to sell land Donald Kline vs Ray Filmore, William Madlingar vs Don Kline, injunction Lawrence Dunham vs Harold Weber, amend contract The divorce cases are William vs Ruth Sehults Alberta vs Stanley Oooldy Eldon vs Loraine Tedman Christine vs Elmer Roden Esther vs Ernest Buache Jessie vs Leaore McDaniel Gloria vs Richard Huff Donald vs Joyce Oleeki John va Hofae Krahor tepatch 0jm l,4i Mrs Augusta Comment Many fricnds,reiative and aeigh ftwt w the papers have bean bors gathered at St Marys cnurch Ue4 Wlth John l Lewis and mat Thursday morning to pay final trie John lwi in which there we ub2 to the memory of Mrs Augusta considerable namecalling and a gen Kelly who died in St Josephs Hos eal disposition to disregard facta pitar Ann Arbor, November 18th and settle the coal strike by brat or The funeral jervices were most im sheer power There was even a threat David vi Margaret Pushman aAA BBL gafMRaaan 9MtommmW mtmwi Wg gWgWPwW nWaJfavw BUa vs Vineant Oallameau Marguerite vs Lairia Radabaugh George vs Ells Shaw Magdalans vs Herman Ulrich Bonlee vs George Gergen Betty vs David Haywood Nina vs Donald Hauser Pauline vs Donald Huff Lmie vs Michael Gerski Dorothy vs Wiley Stokes Arlea vs Charles Wekon Clemence vs Vivian Roberts Lavon vs Wayne Ward Gerald vs nfarylu Tien Florence vs Arthur Parker Barbara vs William Schenk Laura vs Lawrence Montgomery Cora vs Thomas Whyte Duane vs Frances Risdon Leila vs Medyn Niles Francis vs Ethel Callard Jacqueline vs James Baird REGULAR COMMUNICATION 8 mill property tax for support if colleges to replace th sales tax div verted Dr Gene Elliott would so aaiae 911,000,000 for Junior colleges,vocational education, teaeters retire, rant fund and visiting teachers Another proposal is to return welfare cost to local government Old age assistance inciuased 1799 in Oct average par family is 4860 Labor unions are circulating petitions to take the sales tax off food Schools are against it as it woald depriv schools of 80,000 A sharp brealc in food prices U forcast for spring 1947 Canned fruits and vegetables are estimated at Itf million packs of 24 cam,thls iidouble the 270 million of prewar days ,Despite two price increases the rerd Motor Co report a 9516 mill ion loss for the first 9 months of 1946 980,000000 worth of re envch work was cancelled Less than 200 veterans of Mich, were af feted or cane Illation of the I veterans subsistence payments Liv ing coBt incnaased 11 percent since last January Airplane travel is much saferThe ratio of passengers killed is 1,14 Iper 100 million passenger mllesast sr it was 2,67, The lights on state capitol dome have befen turned out, The Mich Conservation Comfs asking 9270 million for park eipan sion and developnrnt, The national VFW committee ts asking a federal bonus of 1500 per vaUrn Of 86 ONCC IT Matt COHtalifatr MANY THIN A f4 ANO PQWMlQHTiTHB iinpn or l RAIWO MNTA4 MOWimmmto IB By VitTROAV BWOMPt, AtUTIN 10 OWN BaiCCCBtlTIBB flOUBOWNTKBirT Of LIVING HAS MN HIOHFALUTIN ipreasivex Solemn Requiem Mass was I chanted by Rbv Fr Murphy who was assisted by Rev Monsig Hardy of St Marys, Jackson as deacon,Rev Morgan Harris, St Matthews, Detroit, as subChacon and RevHayes, 1 Marion HiU Mission, Brighton,as master of ceremonies The accaytes to call the troops out, which probably an idle one as Myou cant mine coal with bayonets this is not our own quotation The facta of the matter are that the coal miners ot whom John L Lewis is head had a contrsct which was allowed to expire by the mine owners This master QJ ceremonies, ine accaytes i wena Gerald and Joseph Clark withn ,, iL T w Thomas Clark, thurifier The Greg JT 9 Fenr aritn RuiJM w hv r to vrt Mother such strike At MOM GOOD AR KiKHlACTV0, QgATg OIAVICCt FMOVIOCO, OUR TANPAjOr UVX, WILL CONTINUE TO Alftl PUTTING MCJIW AtOE iN UttAVINft SON06, LIFt INSUf ANO fMJPVMOC ACCOUNT, WI FURNISH T JNPf T TUfWTT WMaTRLS Or IN0U1TRV A 61VC OVAttON Till MEANS FOR ReTTER L N3 snsijaw i jiWD Deer Hunter More deer hunters ewTvsjso wmb rr, 99lMalNi a m Mich, iCoWege of Mines thinks the state should derive much raone revenue from its forests anl eepi9eialy wood waste ff2A GREGORY The Kings Daughters will hold their Christmas party at the home of Hilda Zeck Dec 11 at 8 p m Brine wrapped gifts forU, of M, hospital Mr Guy Kuhn and Katharine attended th Citisens Mutual Ins party at St Josephi hatj, iHowsll Wednesday, The Arlo Warden Umtty got back from Hiawatha ciub with a desr last week TJPoole and wife called on Mrs Etta Ahrens in Howell Wednesday J Ackerman and wife of Detroit pent the weak taid here The 4H orchestra ipractisad at Glenn Marshalls Tuesday r wey Brcnber, Elwin and Lyla Saturday with EJwins deer Bowdiah came back from Onaway Mrs, Susia WorAn has gone to her daughter, Mrs Parriah, Mort Ca4a and Donald have reRegular communication of Livingston Lodge, No 76, P ft A M, will be bead an Tuesday niht, Deceenbe t j w SrdBaetaon oAcers and business , fc, fr the north with 2 meeting are scheduUd An oyster sup t per will he served fallowing the meet HeroU Lndkex and family and Mrsu inf P W Cttfiett, Sac ta at Saaday In Uaaittf Robert laid and Ralph eaase bade CARD OT THAME i f vtfs a eWr fa say friendi ud groups af Mr, frad Gaaa has eeeae Russell Buckner, Roy Reason, and ioward Read, who were all successful in bagging their deer Howard hunted in Canada, where does may be shot and there is no limit on the number killed John Carpenter hunted near Beaverton, Doni Spears and Paul Ayotte in the upper peninsula, Paul Singer and Abe Haines at Hale, Clyde and Bud Darrow at Newberry, Kevin Ledwidge and Willard Widmeyer also went but did not have any luck The Miller, Swarthout, and Haines 4sng arrived back with nine deer last Thursday Charles Clark, Sr, son, Charles, ami Don Burns went up over the weekend and also William Darrow, Jr Jim Meyers, L D Haines and Cork Darrow came back without a deer orian Requiem Mass was sung by the choir, consisting of Adv Hoffman, Marian Hill Mission,RevyChas Smith, St Pauls8, Owoso, and Rev Wade, St Josephs, Howell The concluding hymn was sung by Mrs Karl Baughn, accompanied by Miss Nellie Gardner The sermon wai pieachcd by Rev Hardy Casket bearers were Lee Lavey, William Cooper, Roy CampbeU,Lucius Doyle, Om Driver and Ben White Interment took place in St Marys cemetery Augusta Wiese Kelly was born August 8, 1868 at Kappa, Germany and was the eldest of B children At tte age of 15, acompenied by an aunt and uncle she came to AnnAr bor 10 years later her family aame to Anvtrcia and settled in the west Mrs Kely worked in Ann Arbor, Whitmore Lake and finally Pinck ney where in April, 1900 she was united in marriage to Robert Kelly To this union were born 4 children, all of whom survive except a son, Maurice who died in an auto accident February 1984 Her husband died October 2, 1944, The survivors incjude two sons, Gorman and David and a daughter, Henrietta, and grandchildren, all of Pinckney, 2 brother, Albert, of Perham, Minn, and 8 sisters, Mrs Ida Kochwite, St Louis, Mo, Mrs Matilda We, Perhano, Minn, and Mrs Amelia Shonberger of Cassation, N D Irs Kelly spent her en tine married life at the farm home nsar Pinck y yr fnr th P1 winter when 11 J SA, L Rev etaacis Mar, pastor at 8 and 11 a m Noreoa Fridaj 8Ro 4 p m Prepare tV HMy Genu ton each letarley lit p ttndajr 0 to 7IO a at Sunday, Dec 2, first Sunday of Advent, 7th week of 60th Novenna Communion Sunday for ladies of th parish An appeal is made for cast off clothing ietc for European war sufferers Leave same at the church vestry Among the intentions are Sun, Into Thomas QuigfcyMon law Dr They had some exciting eaperiencaa I gj1011 B Hefrnan Wed, Were lost in the woods for several f Timmons Thur, natxonal hours It seeau they were to follow Wr from bene, a creek but followed it in the wrong iDtafVf 0 u t H1 2 J berTaVrgaTorial society Prayers saved We hear L D got cnasad by , raquSad for the late Mrs Aucfrieavas I wisft I ssighi find words te Poets hasptal teU yeei what yaaw cards and letters Hi fsriser sf kfts a saowaia and yaav persoaal 4,4 Friday at O calk meant ta apt daring aay days in Tees Hewlett 1 tke hiipstsl Year saaay tokveas af immtatr and wife ratan a a w kaaly ustataat wiU b rianory wasea I e yaan P , aftAjtauAai Esaart V Hart H abU, 7, Be MaaVagaa, tea, LoiU Deaaad Jo , t, 22 WaaeW, 44, ttT, 42 ft, Tarde rXmi nertajdse teaser gat a Wnodars Cataar died a bear but cannot vouch for this Many of the hunters are still up north and mere expect to go up over the weekend ueta asally DECCaiSEsl JOflV UST Green OakRobert Yoaae, Lyla HasabargJoaa PietrasAJra StacktfJa y , HaaaJeaaie Sharp, Lyra FSnlaa Hartaaadeeeaa Faidsnenrer, Cy rut Gardner TwpvjCatl Ott, con cotru CHUICH AHmi , e resided with her daughter in Ann Arbor During the spring and twesn Ann Arbor and Piackneg, the summer she divided t time befarm tinng owned by the KaUy fam iiy since 1867 Her death brought to a cose a full life of devotion to God, duty ami family, kindnenu to neighbors and those prime qualities of uaeful industry, sterling honesty and real Christian charity May her soul nest in peace SCHOOL NOTES Class Officers Freshman Class Pues, R Schneider Vice Pres, Joe Jeffreys Secretary Mary Ann Campbell Treasurer iatty Rebman Sophmore Pres, Eay Ashworth Vice Pres ltobert Amburgey Secretary Robert Darrow Treasurer Charles Baker Juniors 1 Pres, Jim Meyer Vice Pres Joe Burns Secretary Marion Helms Treaurer Mary Gentile Seniors Pres Thomas Claris Vice Pres, Robert Howe Secretary Marguerite Eerie Treasurer 1 Lillian Beboa The seaooi has purchased a bioscope for use in science class It projects slides on a aeren Boys basket ball practise started last weak wsta 22 oat Hone an I letter maa, Pat smaeGewaa2 is agr, I The fjkat game is What we cannot understand was why this contract was allowed to expire when it was plainly evident that some such results as have taken place were bound to follow People here cannot see the side of the coal miners All they can see is their empty coal bin and know there is nothing to refill it with The late Reverend Earl Berquist had a pastorate in Pennsylvania for some years in the coal mining district and told us that the coal miners were the most underprivileged class in Amer ica and living conditions among them were deploreble They follow John U Lewis, becsuse he is the only person who has tried to better their conditions There is entirely too much of s selfish attitude on the part of both mine owners and miners Both want to gyp the other and so fsr they have gotten nowhere We predict that in time to prevent s paralysis of in dustry s stopgap settlement to last s yesr or so will be arrived af and next year we shall undergo the same stalemate as now exists Por the past lgorty yesrs there hss been a general coal strike or the threat of one nearly every year No attempt has svar been made to work out a permanent solution So farthe death toll among the deer hunters is twentyone but it will probably be higher Only nine of these died of gunshot wound yrhua I Saaad asetiaal ncoturelme aWekl and tat neani ar the World af Tomorrow Iax8 jDec, IS, at 74 at cawca a caasateeaontJ Tae season haas started wark on Hen ctf CesvareoJ Pfcawey Nigat at csMgoa Dec piay M Cannibal qaeairt a 2,1 be pat on Dec 14 it is e S act fcroe, Mrs Swaitmaat was Ml a ooapie of days and iertraae PerJ tar, a seasor taaga for sc GirTs basket east Monday with ant, toes last Mitsie Yaaag aagrTaar watt ldaanbawe lt ttew rad e The coal saattaga 19 MeC MVPavQi MnKT awaaW MMM7 JPoK got a carload, part af wauca bad a be aaed would not make the death rate eg oassive as over 300000 hunters were j in the deer country The rest died af heart attacks and in auto accident The death toil last year was twenty seven For men the trip to the north woods to hunt deer is the tig event of the year and the only vacation they tske during the year They spend the balance of the year planning and ssving for it and it is their big moment Whether they bring back s deer or not is immaterial We have known persons who went seven years in succession and came back empty handed Charles Burden of Gregory who recently died had, we believe, been north fifty years in succession The Reverend William Hainsworta of Dexter has taken the Bible literally and in special one text, Matthew X Chapter, 27th verse Wkat ye bear in the ear that ye preach upon the housetops and wilt proceed to do se His first sermon was preached last Sunday afternoon from the top of the Dexter Coffee shop, and be win continue this from roof tops all over the nation He says the people ara in a Rip Van Winkle attitude and Ctank of religion as a slot morhins wnoro for an anxount of looee change taey some day exnect to bit the jarlraat Heavenfor1 a few aidcets His sermons will be broadcast via a speaker He baa no way to aaaaa enterprise to bring religion te people but friends have opened a ings erfrftuht for baa at the Dwtif Bank, where contributions tntt be Deceived Jtevacaad aUsaeaaraVa Maa is not original Many aaat ceaasdJared similar action In oar youth wa reaneasber a Methodist aueaatar ia Dexter wao head Saaday vices in tfte vaUagei park A few age a on the saaace aace Often aaay aaa held on fteaVe sate, nr aF gjaawasa nnPss aigv sgBj aaaaay af the Datzaat af the at to r , PWCKWEY DISPATCH WWWtoy Hrr 27 194 News Noteof47YearAgo Two Gregory boys playing on the Hoilia Sigler baa bet mktted to lockEdge high school football team, membership to the Alpha Onega, AljajcMThur, Iov 27, 9 fcDMUND LOWERENDA JOYCE Ld 4id Wi1tJft tovr4W SHowV 3579 CH tut itvvT ,iiKIWfcLL GROOMED r,iu A Comw Starring dOilVtA 43HAV1LAND, RAY MILL P and bUNtNY TUFTS Cole and Breniser, were picked on the AllCounty high school football tean pha Fraternity in Ann Arbor Mrs Lucy Hemlee, widow of the late William Haadaet dtod 4 Hnna jpoaiedy New Cartoon Stockbridge has entered ateam in the Independent League of Ingham I November 14th The funeral waa heu County basketball at the Federated church Sunday, with The Reverend qok Bcitjflf Burial was in North Hamburg temeliry, The OES will hod w ami bazaar at their hall Peoewhejuttb Music will be furnished by VpfttSl brook and his orchestra The men oi the Norh Hjwabvtt Sun, Mon, Tue, Dec, 123 BLACK BEAUTY wiin MON A i RliLivlAN, K1CHARU DEN N1NU, fcVfcLiirt ANKERS Cartoon ud Leon Errol Comady Sun Show 3,5,7 Wd, Thur, Dec, 45 DING DONG W1LUAMS A Muiical Comedy with GLtNN VERNON FELIX BRESS AKi and MARLY McCiUlRE Plua DANNY BOY with BUZZY HENRY, RALPH HALL and HELEN ROWN Milton H Baxter, longtime secretary of Olive Lodge, No 156, F and A M,of Chelsea, died suddenly last Tuesday The Northville Downs racing season closed last week There were 67 nights of racjng, attended by 203,431 people and 7,577,91700 was wagered I church erve their oyster tupper j The village of Northvil16 received I the Wt J Naah home Saturday 30,000, the rent of the track, was I v Sfiff2305 This track is only second Stockbridge and Hawaii hw it SZ 1 o xi v eredathletic relations as rault to, Roosevelt Raceway, N Y their game Saturday when a Howman was hurt A crowd mobbed t Stockbridge team after the game HoweF Theatre HOWFLL, MICH Ihur, Fri, Nov, 829 Mat ihur, 2 p 11 Cont, ABBOTT COSTELL O in i I LITTLE GIANT Nwi Comedy bl, Nov 30 Ma 2 p m, GALLUDING THUNDER vitb LUAKLtS ijlAKHLT, SCHLEY I HE KUNAROUND witto ELLA KA1NSCLAUDE CAMERON Cartoon Jungle CJueen, Sat at Only tan, Mon, Dec 12 Sun Mat 2 P M Cont t YVONNE DCARLO and CAMERON ROD in FRONTIER GAL with ANDY OEV1N E, FUZZY KNIGHT and BEVERLY SIMMONS Selected Short New Police have ined a warning against J E Hineswno has been sell ing ncdiient insurance policies in the American Farmer Insurance Company of Phoenix, Arizona, for 900, 1610 and 2150 The company is not li censed to do business in Michigan and according to them Hines is no route from Howell to Jackson longer employed by them He recently sold thirteen policies in St Johns, Michigan Born to Clare Swarthout and w on November 9th, a son F B Palmer has started a b Horn to W B Gardner and wife tovember 25th, a son Drilling for gas has started on the , Novi has voted to erect a 185,0 L N Brayton farm, south of Howell, i consolidated school Dansville voted to build a 80,000 one Mrs James Stackable of Howell, a war nurse in World War I, was at one time stationed in Trieste Italy, where her son, Richard, is now serving 4 Sergeant Henry Placeway of Camp McCjuade, Californ, is visiting his mother, Mrs Katherine Shepard of Howell E Reed Fletcher, mayor of Brighton, sued the Brighton school board for 1,100 fees in connection with obtaining the money from the Max Buck estate for the Brighton athle tic held Martin J Lavan was attorney for the schol board and Judge Collins has ruled in favor of the school board in his opinion, he said, mere was no proof ottered that Fletcher was engaged as an attorney, but thai lie was merely representing the village in the transaction Mr Lavan Notes of 25 Years Ago vsus scnool board attorney and was paid 10000 George Bill Bennett, of Hamburg, and Mrs Jane Du ,, of Detroit, were married by t j Brighton Lutheran Church, Novcjer 16th Attendants were Mrs Ben Pietra aid George Bennett N G Riley has started a singing school here R Clinton has torn down his building opposite the town hall and moved it to his farm Mrs Johanna Kelly has gone to Virginia to spend the winter with her son C L Bowman has purchased the Dan Richards blacksmith shop and will use it for a barn Miss Bertha Donaldson and Peter Poole were married in Windsor, Ontario, Wodnocday Glowing Warmth totftti STATE OF MICHIGAN be Circuit Court lor tha County oi Livingston in Chancery Bessie E Russo, Plaintiff va Chicle Russo and John R Nael Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Court for tne County of Livingston ui ciiancery, at the City of Howell, in said County and State, on November yth, 1946 in this cause it appearing from Uic sworn bili of compliant on file chat the plaintiff does not know the present wherabouts of Charles Russo ueiendant and whether he is a resident oi Michigan,or lives outside sx the State of Michigan, or in a foreign country On motion of Van Winkle A VanWinkle, attorneys for plaintiff, it ThurFrj S, Nov, 2S,2,30 i Charte, Rus Special tor ThLivgiving Wetk End j 8 PP j tered herein and within 3 three months from the date of this j order and that in case of his aPpear2 of the Best fi Picture ance he cause his answer to plainWAALACE KiitKKr, MAKiAKti tiffs bi1 of compliant to be jfiled l us, Wtd, Dec, 34 AND NOW TOMORROW Starring ALAN LAUD, LOVE ITA YOUNG SUSAN HYWAIUJ nd BARRY SULLIVAN Comedy Cartoon News ir Avon Tkeatr StocVbridje, Mich C L Graham has moved into the Graham house on Mill Street Born to John Martin and wifei November 27th, a girl Stockbridge had a tragedy last week when Frank Bailey shot and killed his brother, George, and then killed himself They operated a re pair shop there The boys were the sons of Israel Bailey, Dexter blacksmith, and were buried there The Marion and Anderson Farmers Club heW a joint meeting at the A A towe home Thursday Those on the program were Walter Clark, Lucius Wilson, Josephine Harris, Wirt Bartin, Mrs F Backus, Mrs H W Northon, A G Blood and Albert Mills The Putnam Hamburg Farmers Club met at the Charles Campbell home Saturday Those on the program were Grace Nash, Iva Placeway, 15CANDAL COLUMN WHIM YOU WANT ITWHIN YOU WANT IT Chilly corners can be warm as toast these cold fall mornings, A modern electrk heater give you instant warmth from your nearest outlet Easy to carry, easy to operate There is no cleaner more convenient type of heat These new, lowpriced heaters are ideal for warming babys bath area, your dressing room, bathroom, or grandmothers favorite corner, And It Costs Only A Few Pennies An Hour hnt unlimitod use can cause high electric bills For example, a thousand watt heater at residence rates costs only 17He a week when used one hour daily for seven days This same unit, however, when used 8 hours a day costs 140 a week and will add 1020 to your two months bill Consult a reputable electric dealer who can recommend a heater of sufficient wattage to fit your particular needs He can also rti you jusi how much it will cost to operate I The DETROIT EDiSON Co AU BASCOftfti O tttOfciX I and a copy thereof served on the atJn a Stry of the Wet that ivery i torneys for plaintiff within fifteen ooe Will Like I yg aft,, service on said defendant Charles Euaso, of a copy of Free Hammerstrong 4WartoooV5prigtJau for Thottas , iuei, DV 1, 3 THE WELL GROOMED BRIDE A Comedy Starring OUVIA OcHAVILANO, RAY MILL MU, SONNY TUFTS Mew Carton Kioiwlike Caaaaavo NCT NUe rCoenwgS4rfc,fretiaBnul iomramj, Sty,Tfcy made Me a Thursday at home Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were said bill and a notice of this order Wbdneaaay dinner guests at the And fthat in default thereof said iack Town h010 Oregory bill be taken as confessed by amid ,, AUan Dmvis, defendant, Charles Ruaso FSliS ZL deS in forty days the pUtetiff Beaaie 0pfM ,, JTSly of ERusso cause a copy o this order i ,,j , si1day Albert Hi d home Doom it get monotonous going1 to placef alone Bob AA flashlight is poor company Bill cant wait for a party now, Vy calls at Joans house, We wonder if Mitsie feels better now that Chuck Baker came back without a deer Marilyn and Joe would have had more fun Sat nite if Bobby had lost his flashlight Cariz and Bob arc not d g so good Dont tell me they find each other DULL Did Merian really want to see Gallant Besa or Just ride in that Louis coyte and wife were guests I maroon Chevrolet aeJan Lucile McCluskey, Mrs John Van Fleet, Addie Kice, Grover Lamberton led the discussion on trusts, which was participated in by G W Teeple, Ed McCluskey, John Chambers, U F Kice, H G Briggs, R W Lake, and Charles Campbell M T Kelly is teaching the Salmon School in Hamburg Charles Meyers has enlisted and gone to Ohio OIL BUaNERJ,STOKRf HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SLKVfCfc INSTALLATION PIPE ft TING LOCAL NEWS William Brash PHONE PINCKNEY 150 to be published in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed, publish d and circulating in amid County and that such DafeOicatiofi be cotic ued therein for at least once in each week for six weeks in succesAoa or that she cause a copy of thisoider to be personally aenned on defendant, Charles Ruaw, at twenty days before the tune pnmcrib ed for his appearance Glenn C Yeilaod, CircoH Cawt Coauniamionar Liyfncstoe County, Miekagmji VanWiolde A VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff, vu i ixlee aad wii have mov i the Veanant house on the HarXme fans at Chubbs Corners i Mrs1 We hear Roaie is taking lessons in French thru the mail via Assumption FOR SALE16x12 poltry house J act Phone Pinikney 125 ACT NOWTo secure the county s man can operate Write Mr, R G, Gabertson, 223 E Douglas Struct, Blooanington, Illinois FOR SALKingling wood, all you can haul away for 5b Ted Singer HELP Wanted o Mr and Joe FOB fiaVLElad, springs,mattre , table, chairs and other fur j Lester McAfeeRush Lake j j fB ALRound Oak istove in Zi wjTwLlTZZl J 1 unit r 1 liaalinf ook atove MT PIECES to get big box Mf B , ftCBamm ou rsf,et m Pay postman l1 lnr offers you and private awkoop leason mKMm Try on the 4affonsit T W LAST diad thl oawJkS TEzJ , iaU iota nuttom mAmmm bruiw tfcen JO T2L 4wTS wSI fttcfaar 4aDoas aporUi Urn Mary Newton, a ajawea in tne 14 FOR GKAR SHAPEKS, BKUACHHOB anr LATHE OPKMATWtS UBERAL EMPLOYEE tfENK US APPLY AT EMPLYM OFFICE Bowser Inc Gear Divitioii Fare wanted CHELSEA QffIfOU lama rarimw faaini m m awpoa sports I i aa a am wVamw9aW a VaVawflHPPKtwaf aVwawuwaV W VII HIM v pa m ajaawaiaaHaBpmNaam K ALrGeeje for om ing ng, wt about 12 ba aon Clifford Vartoro, jplus postage, ill akeoAjr 10 1 ,t ptcbeaFreeQuiH vanga nook, 46 readytocut paatorng Also CvaeJatcjit Trail Blam mmrmmFlNCKNEYjjPATCHWtctoetdaz Nov 27 1946 Help Wanted LOCAL NEWS R K Wliott has purchased two lts of John Cologne, north of the To the Village of Pinckney An Open Letter Leo Bettes and wife of Walled Lake To the ViUage of Pincknt ttfclWtKN THE AUfcS OF 16 ft 45 FOR LIGHT ASSEMBLY WOKK, 8 HOUR DAY 40 HOUR WEfcK GOOD WAGfcS Voka 7300 HURON RIVER DRIVE r UfcAlfcK, MICH, spent Sunday at the aV J Carr home Russell Glover and wife of Fowlerville were Sunday guests at the Edward Spears home P V Curlett and Fred Seeger visited Milan Loage, F A Mf on Wednesaay night with the Masoic Home picture Frank Aberdeen and family wera Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Rt Noggle of Ann Arbor Miss Helen Seeley of Gladstoie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Winslow of Portage Lake ,iiuuwu,miiiiMiumiMimiiiiiimiim SHOVEL With 35 fool Boom and 58 Yd Dragline Bucket Farm Ditching ALL, IYffc OF bXCAVUlNti Lake Front Development AKMCO IRON BREAKWATER SHEETING, FILL DIRT ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREW ESTIMATE fURDY ST PIERRE Mr and Mrs Louis spent Sunday in Adrian Stackablo LEGAL NOTICE OF APPLICATION BY THE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TO THE MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION JBKIOHTON, MICH Briggs Lake Phone 5672 Jack Reardon of Detroit spent tL weekend at the Clifford Van Hori home Joseph Basydlo and family sper it day with Mr and Mrs Glen naney of Fowlerville Gale Middleton of Detroit spen Sunday at the R J Carr home Mrs Lena Wilkinson returned home witi him for the winter Born to Gordon Lamb and wife of Detroit recently a daughter, Denise Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge spent last week in Detroit William MacMac1en and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge, honoring Mrs MacMackens birthday Mrs Eliza Van Sickle is a patient in a Detroit hospital Mr and Mrs George Stewart oi Hiland Lake attended the funeral of his brother, John, in Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs Laverne Conk and daughter of Chelsea were Sunday guests at the John Bell home MrandMx,Leon Moabonm4 6514 J Review Drive, iiiiHiimtuoiiiiiiiMiintiiiiiiiiitfciiiiiiiiiiiinMiniiniMMimiiiiituiiiiimri UNADILLA FIX IX Attention Mr Lee Lavey, Mayor Mrs Claire Palmer, Trustee Mr Cass Clinton, Trustee Mr Roy Clark, Trustee Mr Murray Kennedy, Trustee 4Mr J Griffiths, Trustee Mr N Thayer, Trustee I hereby give the following statements, without fear or favor for your consideration At the time of my appointment as Street Commissioner, it was understood by all parties concerned that I was to get a fee of 150 per hour for my service as and when rendered I have not billed the Village for any time spent by myself nor have I collected for any of my time My estimate of 54 cents per cubic foot for installing the sidewalks did not include my time for supervision of taking up the old walks, and the equipment I used to do the work The Village did not even have a shovel, pick,i sledge, saw, wrecking bar, etc, and I furnished them also the oil for lanterns At is customary for any public works to furnish the necessary equipment for processing the work involved The estimate of 54 cents per cubic foot would and does look silly without the additional overhead It also looks silly when you compare the unit costs of 150 per cubic yard for gravel, and the 77 cents per bag of cement for 1 cubic foot Divide 27 cubic feet or 1cubic yard into 150 per cubic yard and you have 55 cents per cubic foot for gravel and 77 cents per cubic foot for one bag of cement, and you have 132 per cubic foot multiply that sum by 27 cubic foot or 1 cubic yard and the total cost of one cubic yard of material would be 3504 For a 125 mix that we used it would require 110 barrels of Portland cement for one cubic yard of concrete at 77 cents, the cost per barrel is 339 One barrel of cement contains 44 cubic feet of loose ce ment At the time I estimated the sidewalks I paid 70 oents per bag without the tax I was informed the Village did not have to pay the sales 4arOne monthlaterReadbona FOR AUTHORITY TO TRANSFER CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM ITS PINCKNEY EXCHANGE TO ITS BRIGHTON EXCHANGI r, i346, ante to repjttd and a date change and 28 Li in In accordance with Public Acts No 203 of 1913, No 419 of 1019, and No 3 of 1939, notice is hereby given that an application will be i resetted by the Michigan Bell Telephone Company to the Michigan Publi Seirica Commission in the City of Lansing on the Thirteenth day of Deceit for authority to transfer certain territory from its Pinckney ex, its Brighton exchange and to make effective within the territory to be transferred the rates, rentals, tolls, Charges rules regulations now applicable within the Brighton exchange The said application also will request the Commission to fi for a hearing of the matter The territory proposed to be transferred from the Pinckney to the Brighton exchange comprises all of Sections 21, 22, 26, 2 and portions of Sections 9, 10, 23, and 33 of Hamburg Township ston County, Michigan, and is enclosed by the following boundary L Starting at the northeast corner of Section 9, Hamburg Township, Livingston Countyj south along the east line of Sections 9 and 10 to the southeast corner of Section 16 east along the north line of Section 22 to Chilson Road southeast to a point where the eastwest center line of Section 23 intersects the Huron River east on the eastwest center line of Section 23 to the east line of Section 23 south along the earst lines of Sections 23 and 26 to the southeast corner of Section 20 west along the south lines of Sec tions 2i and 27 to the southwest corner of Section 27 south along the east line of Section 33 onehalf mile to the center of the east line of Section 33 west on the eastjst center line of Section 33 to the center of the west of Section 33 north along the west lines of Section 33, 28 and 21 to the northwest corner of Section 21 east along the north line of Section 21 to the Ann Arbor Railroad northerly along the Ann Arbor Railroad through Sections 10 and 9 to the north line of Section 9 east along the north line of Section 9 to the starting point EXCHANGE RATES Within the above described territory Pinckney exchange rates ara now applicable Following the proposed transfer of the territory Brighton exchange rates would be applicable A comparison of the Pinckrfty and Brighton exchange rate schedules is shown below Effect of Change from Pin7inre7toTPnfn,ton Monthly Exchange Kates Rates Class of Service Pinckney Brighton Increase Decrease WET FIX ANYTHING awkfcPfcKS FURNACES REPAIRED WASHING lMAiaINfcS FURNITURE CARPENTER REPAIRS SOLUER1NG Drop Us a Card and We Will Come to See You rbUMBiNG LAMPS PUMP ELECT CLOCKS TOYS BOOS McCOCHIN B NOTICE i will receh sealed bids OD the Ida Mae Mew er two family hou e in Pinckney J M MsLnseaS Adm, 09 East Grand River, Brighton daughter of Dexter spent Sunday at the George Meabon, Jr, home Mr and Mrs A L Nisbett and Miss Blanche Martin were in Ann Arbor Wednesday Mrs James Reid of Dover has remrnrd from St Josephs Hospital, in Ann Arbor, where she has been a patient The South Lyon Chamber of Commerce has started a project to light the athletic field The V F W Post of Pinckney made about 300 on their feather party Friday night They may give another before Christmas Robert Lathers of Chubbs Corners has been picked to play the heavy in the senior play at University High school, Ann Arbor Charles Clark and Don Burns are home from Camp Knox on terminal leave They report to Camp Stone, California, for overseas duty Mrs Don Swarthout was unable to teach a couple of days last week on account of illness Mrs Roy Fisher was a patient at McPherson Hospital, in Howell, last week A card from Mrs Nellie Frye Nash stated she and Mr Nash are located at New Smyrna, Florida Mr and Mrs Vincent MacDougal Marion Jarvis left for California last week William E Darrow of Columbus, Souh Carolina, was in town last V ,cts to return to the i HO is employed by a 1 j a Company i and Mrs Rosa Bead were in Windsor, Wednesday to being Howard home Herb Sneed and wia, Mrs Alice Mauk and children of Howell were Sunday night guests at tbe Read home Mr and Mrs Fred Bead and Dr Steve Brown and wife went to Houghton Lake Saturday with the Bead house trailer raised the price to 77 cents per bag, tax included, which I am informed was wrong as I agreed to pay the 77 cents for my own private con tracts and 70 cents wiuiout tax for all Village work When the cement situation became acute, I had to pay 77 cents and like it Read Sons agreed to furnish the cement for 70 cents, tax free, but failed to do so I contacted the State Highway Department and they prom ised to ship carload lots to me for Village use ONLY at carload prices, but failed to do so, on account of the great demand for cement for highways You people can readily see the mounting costs of the materials and you were informed of the same, and you reluctantly accepted them Now through the Press 1 am informed that you will not pay the additional cost I ask you in all fairness, and from a business standpoint, WHY your body did not notify me personally, by word of mouth or mail the reason for not wanting to pay the addi tional cost, and WHY I was given the PRESS NOTICE, and again a formal, not a minute, report of the councils proceedings, and WHY it was done in guch a shipshod irnn ner when I was out o iie V e on business t I certainly think the dignity oi your respective offices would qualify you to do so, and state the reasons for my dismissal publicly or by mail so that I could defend myself I therefore demand that your honorable body take immediate action by special meeting or otherwise and bring about, a settlement I also demand that a committee be appointed by your body and check the amount of walk laid and check it against your records of payments made to me, so that I can vindicate myself not only to my family, but the people of the Village of Pinckney, and the public in general I further demand that your findings or the committees findings be published in the Pinckney Dispatch the local paper I expect an early reply on this matter so disinterested parties may Boas I alao check the walks, and that their I findings may also be published My books an available to you or your coeamittee, and so are my records open for the public and taxpayers of the Village of Pinckney f Business, 1 1 arty Residence, 1 Party Residence, i 1arty Private Branch Exchange trunk line 200 150 200 150 X2TT 210 125 240 Daily guarantee Daily guarantee on local mess on local mess only 7 oi XUO Rural, within miles of Base Rate Area boundary Business or Residence Rural, more than li miles from Base Rate Area Boundary Business or Residence Extension Stations Business Residence Extension Bells 150 150 00 50 JO 150 175 100 50 25 25 40 1 h 4 06 Exchange line mileage charges apply in addition for service outside itri base rate areas The territory proposed to be transferred from the Pinckney exchange to the Brighton exchange is more than three miles from the Brighton base rate area boundary As is indicated above each subscriber to rural line service in the said territory located more than three miVs from the Brighton base rato area would have his monthly rate increased 25 cents Customers in the said territory having bush ss extension stations would have their monthly charges increased an lditional 40 cents in each case while those having extension bells would have their rate for that equipment decreased 5 cents per month in each case Mileage charges applicable for one and fourparty line urban services in the territory proposed to be transferred would be either higher or lower following the transfer, depending upon the customers location within the area in question There are no such services now furnished in the area TOLL RATES The established rates for messages between telephone exchanges with rate centers located twelve 12 miles or less, airline, from each other the airline distance between Pinckney and Brighton is approximately 10 miles are shown below, being in accordance with Orders of the Michigan Public Service Commission as set forth in the Michigan Bell Telephone Companys Tariff M P S C No 3 heretofore approved and now on Alt with the Commission STATION TO STATION MFSSAGES Day, Night and Sunday PAID Each First Add 5 Min 3 Min 10c 5c COLLECT Each First Addl 3 Min 1 Min 20c 5c PERSON TO PERSON MESSAGES Day, Night aad Saaday PAID and COLLECT Each First Addl 3 Min IMia 20c fe i 4i i J Mr and Mrs Fred Detroit Thursday In my were in to Sunday guest of Mr aad Mrs, Lee I Lavey were Harry Lnvey and wife of Detroit and Joe Metx aad wife rf to avakl litigation I hope are met at once in orhring this matter to a conBoapanffnlly yoqrs, CLAMJm F KiaWCaWR, 1 Following the proposed transfer of territory, toll for messages between the Pinckney exchange and the Brighton would be eliminated for messages between the area propoaed to be ferred and Brighton, but would be applicable for messages lutwean that area and Pinckney Toll rates for calls from the Brighton exchange to other paJata a compared with rates for calls from the Pinckney exchange to ether peaata would be slightly lower or slightly higher depending upon the laeallaB a the point called MickBellTekphoneCsTiT r tj V , r djitC isrc SJ f 1 C J4 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednedy Nov 27 1946 PINCKNEY DISPATCH Entered at , Poatoffice ond daei uattet Pwwmy, Mick vtaiscrlptlow 1111 a jm I ishw Paid jiaiiiiietiiiuiiiiii F C Reickhoff Sr OPTOMETRIST i20 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN FOR APPOINTMENTS rHONE Sli Raido HOMES FOR SALE WILL PASS FOR G I LOANMod ern six room home, 4 miles south of Brighton on good road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 70Q0Beautifiil furnishings sold at saerifii at exuu cost Five room home, hardwood floor, nicely furnished near Brighton on plastered walls, natural fireplate, good road, 6300, 2000 down Fred Evers had fourteen sheep killed by dogs the other night Dr McGregor and son of Brighton tailed at the William Mercer home Sunday Horace Hanson and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Mil ler, j The Hollis Wylie family spent the weekend at the Abrams home in Howell Norman White and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ben White at Anderson Koy Reason and family and Mrs Edna Reason and Leota, were in Detroit Saturday Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Martin Miss Gertrude Spears of Los Angeles, California, is visiting at the Edward Spears home Mrs Florence Van Beuran and daughter of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs, John Dinkel Sunday Arthur Marshall was taken to St Josephs Mercy Hospital in P ri Ar bor Saturday with appendicitis James Shirey, Jr and family of Jackson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout Mr and Mrs Robert Pike and Mrs Etta Bland spent Sunday with Mrs Leswie Farrington of Plainfield Mrs Edith Teeple returned to Jackson last week after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs Nettie Vaughn Sunday guests of Miss Jessie Green and Mrs Weltha Vail were Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer of Detroit and I Mrs Eulalie Buttlemati of Horton Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and son, John, and Elsie DeWolfe were in Howell Tuesday und Mrs Jennie Devereaux went with Friday Sunday gueBts of Mr and Mrs C J Clinton were Martin Greiner and wife of Mvlton and Ralph Clinton of Detroit Captain Lucius Wilson has been discharged from the army at Fort j Monroe, Virginia, and he, his wife and j daughter are at the Emmett Roche home in Detroit The Pinckney fire department made Supplies CORY DRUGSTORE Dead or Alive HOKbfcty 15 COWS 13 Farm Anfmalt Collected Promptly Modern Equipment Capable Men F L PARKER, Aient Phone 88, Pinckney Tbi FASTFST Dead Stock Service in Michigan CentralD ead Stock Co CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIAL ,i ,f I Zmttmmzm mmt mwMmniMtiiWH LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee Four room home on east shore of Buck Lake near Hamburg iarger I an hou7sun7aY7fl 711 t0t T noon One tn Ilsnd Lakn near urnnce, full basement, z laice iront Lke,and where a srass fire burned ts 2 car garage, all In excellent Lakeland, where a grass nre nurnea considerable acreage, and the other to the Lee Lavey home wher his truck caught on lire It was iiv too greatly damaged lots condition, 5900, terms nicety furnished inside and out, 2 Lake near Brighton,all large rooms, lake front lotsAn ekta value 14000 terms J R HAYNER, Broker Hamburg,MichPhone Brighton 3670 Hand Tooled Laced and Assembled Blkfold made to your personal specifications Your name,initials emblem delicately engraved Each billfold made entirely of the very finest calfskin avuilable, gives years qf sturdy vearPlease ordr early,leather is priority governed A beutiful and distinctive gift for ladies and gentlemen Komm 42, 3 East, Mich State Mich State San, Howell, Mich PRICE 750 BUCK BERQUIST Mr and Mrs William Nettley of Detroit called on the Hoff sisters Sunday INCOME TA KfcFOKifc Income Tax Reports Made Out at my home at 406 East Grand River in Brighton Phone 3731 MRS J M McLUCAS ALL MNDS Ut KAW 1UKS IN SEASON AND BEEr, and 1 Ru MIULS, S1IEL i fcLTS and DEER SKINS hVCWS JJDJoyle PHONE 42 PINCKNEY Dead anil Disabled Horace and Cattla Hegt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE WMM iHOtVi COLUECT TO DARLING COMPANY Bath loom and kitchen wait trt make beautiful transformation Put it on over your old wall Let us give you un estimate with F H A terra Davis Davis, Phone 370 108V iW Grand River, Howell Having Decided to Quit Farming I Will Sell my Personal Property at Public Auction on My Farm, Located 1 Itttf West of PinckrJoy on M36 on UMMIIIIIiatlllllllllllltlllllMlllMinisUH first National Bank Under Federal Supervision Metier PedWeJ DepeeJt 1 ur Miraaee Corporation All De 2 pontto Uenred fte S,O0 fe I John Deere Tractor and full Two Bottom Tractor Plow, Oliver One Bottom John Deer Plow Double Disc Corn Binder BfcCormick Deering Hay Loader Superior 11 Hoe Drill Deerinf Mowing Merhin Qora Sbeler Wagon McCormlek Side Rake Com Hunker, 6 Roll Spetooth Drag Milk Cans Steel Wheel Barrow fetof Scales Woo Box and Weigttag Crate Oil Barrets 4r many other articles e Richmond HOME FOR THANKSGIVING Home and Thanksgiving two words that always blend together May they rekindle pleaaant memories for you, year after year THIS BANK WILL NOT BE OPEN THANKSGIVING DA WE HAVE AMffM FCMPfc kHkOAmm tOft flQfM LOAMM WEAL ESTATE WmCUM oa XLirmmmmm CH Wednesday Nov 20 1946 Just Received CARLOAD OF FARM AND POULTRY FENCE FEW CEMENT MIXERS, MAN JRE TOOTH HARROW,MILK COOLER b I LEL STOKERS, ELECTRIC AMD WATER HEATERS lassified vVani Ad UK SALEWood and Coal heating iove, loo capacity Nick Holuae PROFESSIONAL CORNER Phone bur io 3TATE OF M1CHIUAA The Probate Court for the County of Livingston At a sourion of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said county on the 15th day of November A D, 945 HNCKNEY SARI Present Hon Willis L Lyons, I Raj M Dotty, M D, Judge of Probate i Puxnaaj, MtktgTi In the Matter of the Estate of I SuivyUiOO a, m to 200 p m I illiam J Nash, Deceased tt Wedaesday3 H4 ,, 7 tetm Edessa E Nash, having filed in 5turday7 lo S in the eveaiag I aid Court her petition praying that We are now doing Cust om Grinding LUMI biiiail whie sow about 10 tar row, estrayed irom my iaiia ruuier pltrtse return ana receive reward r ran, Aiiuchey, Town dull iCoad Silver Lakd tuiu i5vi,iu rt left Hand castiron uatn tub , complete G Hughes, Kusn LakePhone 13GF6 KUK SALE Mens yellow gold wrist watch, liulovu, 17 jewels expansion I wrist band and has neverbeen worn price 30OB Reason for selling is and does not want to part with it hut owner has another wrist watch He received this one as a gift and needs tho money 245 Unadilla St box 3 or phone J8f ,,0ITSALfc5 Heavyyoung hordes in bst of ondition J4U Farley Rd 10 ALE Three 20 gal crocks, 1 do ,ink, 1 bee end springs, 220 wv tank, will hold 18U lbs oi ejssurejset of stairs 12 ft long w egK incubator Frank Plaakx VJTED TO BUYClikenTof al inds, also ducks Will pny Detroit prices iC H Lloyd Ill Cedar LfUce Rd Phone 13F22 WANTED Paper ot all kinds, Iron, Hags 1 Copper Harry Prisk WANTED CHICKENS Honest prces paid for ail kinda of poultyr Tyler Brogan Howell, Mich Helen, Rubinstein Cosmetics ex elusive in Livingston County at Howell Ruths Shop for Womei FUR SALEislabwooa Buy Now Thurson Lumber Co , Phone H4 Howell, Mich We arc paying 86c for cream brought to our door Watson OLoary Dairy, Howell, Mi WANTEDWaitresa for full time Dixie Restaurant, Main and Peart Sts , Pinckney FOR SALESand colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 for ijitO Phone Pinckney G3 IOll SiALKCement klJckT P T Block Products 1901 Bcardsley Pd, Pvkney the administration of said estate be gianted to Mark A, Nash or to some other suitable person l is Ordered that the 9th day of ecember AD,1946 at ten oclock n the forenoon, at said Probate I Office, be and is hereby appointed ar hearing said petition It is Further Ordered , That c notice thereof be given by pub Tcation of a copy of this order for hree successive weeks previous to id dav of healing, in the Pinckney Mspatch, a newspaper printed and irculated in said county iilis L Lyow, Judge of Probate V true Copy elestiaParshallRegisteer of Probata DR G ftC McCLUSKEY DENTIST J11 N, MiokJea Residence 814 I Office 935 Eveawagt by HowoU, MieaJaa, P MARION BAUTYSHOP SfEOiALiZlNG IN PERMANENTS MACHINE AND MACHINELLS ALSO COLD WAVES Phono 6 MARION JAKVlOwaer OR SALEChickens custom dressed IT the locker, Faathor drvs n 10c, rawing 10c We also dress turkeys oil cant afford to do theem your Wm Scott on Braley farm , Plainfield on M36 or inquire at i inckney Locker Store PERCY ELLIS AUCTIONEER Phono SF11 Pinckney, Michigan OR SALEHeatrola stove merican radiator, 50 Zi R K, Elliot and late SERB SNEEi 207 H S OreJ N HowlL MJefcisan ReaJ Ecu to, liuaraoro Broker City, Lake nd Fma PK A SpociaJitj t ti Vnir Pranart WtJ MGENERAL INSURANCE Phora 59 T3 Pinckney Michigan VanWinkle Via Doi W VaaWlattJo Charles K we tats Attorney at Law rirat State and Aavhaf HowoU, MieeLjae CEMETERY MEMOArs J L ARNST4 SON Aaa Arbor, Miobif aa HAROLD D CHUBB HowoU, Michifaa Local Representative ateauineals Marker MARTtN J LAVA v Aster w Puoo 13 Brlaeaea aVKte Phone 136F6 Rap 1,mm AWium 717 Laftaeieli rlo PL State License Rath Lai PRSWARTHOUT A 0N FrJNERXL HQM Moaora Maipoaaat Am Suit aofi iillai pK, u Ptaohaoy, Mi HiSEPTIC TANKS CESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE ALLFNEL HOfEI ROOM 70 o PHONE V ANN ARBOR MICH t formers Feed Supply C PHONR 1Q4 , iViAX RUSSELLMgr We nave been uuymb wieajn in Howell for 155 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 85c foi cream brouprht to the W t on OLeary Dairy, Howe Mich SAVE MONEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTIVNGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT SHOP WITH FISCH SAVE MONEY Filch Elec, App C 85Q5 M36, 1 Mile of U S23 Phono 3081 Whitmore Lak,Mich KLhKlUtKATlUW APPLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTGOMER YWARD HAROLD RADY 3S80 RUSH LAKE RD, PINCKNEY PHONE 1366FI1 CLAUDE FKIRSCHKE General Contractor and Builder 251 Portage St PnckaeyMfcfc 666 WAT OF MlLHiUAN ho Probata Court tor the Count, 4f Lirinfston imtd petition the mUU Mary Drayton us Trustee prays for an order auth i OU PREPAR1ATIOWS UVJ1D TABLETS SALVERNOSF DROPR UPO nnlF x, Directed CORY DRUG STORE 11 ihi Prhltl0,l0i ,d Uft held fttl direct vS f m the City wocee J H0WeI1 lu bounty,on he Jth day of November A D iy4b Willis ILL,,,,, Housewives 8AV E YOUR WASTE FATS zing and directing her to sell the above described premses under the on of this Court and that the proceedsfrom such sale stand in lieu of the above described premise, sub jet to the further order of this Court as to the reinvestment thereof On the motion of Glenn C Vcliannd, Attorney or such Trustee and petitioiner it is Further On4 red, Presrnt,Honorable Judge of Probate In the Matter of the EetHe cf Clarence Stackable , Deceseed lu It appearing to the Court that the u n , ,, the time for presentation of claimg J ng n ld pet,tl0n be heid at againJC said estate should be imited i, Crcult Court lioom il1 and that a time and place be appointUrt HoUse ,n the City of Howe11 cd o receive pvmma v7iA Michigan, on the tnh day of Decern r, 1946 at the opening of Court SEPP8OLSS A13 MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 East iefferaon Street BL DAN BURKETT Phona 68Q2 Aao Arbor, Miek FOR REFRIGERATION CALLSERVICE COMMERCIAL NATION PHONL13EFR,GERATION o receive, Overcome Soap Shortage TOILET SOAP nv American There is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats got one fifth of what they used in 1041 coverings etc Without the help of the year, One out of in American kitchens, So dont blme your grocer if he 1 botcher, LIFEBUOY examine and adjust h all claims by and before said Court It is Ordered, That all of the Weditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 10th day of February A D, 1947, at ten oclock in forenoon, said time and place being hereby appointed for the examinat Ttion and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased on that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard and that all persons interested in the above appear before this Court on that day, time and place, to show cause if any exist, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted And it is further Ordered, that a opy of this petition be served on all F O HCW FOOT ODOR GERM TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLEASED, your 35c back F O is a ftsrmendescribed lands and premises be andjtation Kill this germ, you kill the odor Get this POWERFUL germ killer TEOL from any druggist Apply FULL STRENGTH for Fo sweaty or itching feet Locally at CORY DRUG STORs Piadcaey, Mich and Vegetable Oils, La,t year Soap Makers only This also affects paints, textiles, Housewives there would have every nine cakes of soap made last yer was leather goods, floor been little soap last wate fat,s saved has no soap but save every ounce of fat cn a,J soil it to your H We Need them Leav Them at this Store TWLL i SEVTElt MEATS Al Clarks It is Further Ordered, That piblic notice thereof be given by pusUcaj i ton a, a copy of this orlev for thre successive weeks previous to day of hearing in the Pinckney JJS ipatch, a newspaper prino i,l persons interested in th above dscribsd lands and prem s, at least ten days before the return herein oulated in said County Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate A true r y Celestia ParhaJl,Register of Probate STATE OF MICHIGAN i i I he Circuit Colirt for the County of JJVingsioB in Chaacory j in the Hatter of the Petition of Mary Brayton, Trustee, lor Order to Sell Lands j ORDER FOR HEARING At a session of said Court held at the Court House in the City oi riowcll, Michigan, on the 17 duy of September, 94 6 Present Hon, Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge Mary Brayton, Trustee, having Piled in this cause, a petition setting forth thai Martin Holtforth,her fat, er died on the 20th day of March, 193, leaving a last Will and testrf ment, by the terms of which petition er was devLwd certain lands for life And that by the order of this Court uch lands were sold and a portion f the proceeds were reinvested in certain lands and premises situated and being in the City of Howell, ivinjteton County, Michigan, and de rribd as follows towit Addition to the Village now City T,ot number 47 and 48 of Jewett Ydditio to the Viagenow City fowii Mfehiepn, according to the recorded Plat thereof i f , I t forth, of any of said parties are rjfi found in the state of Michigan And it is further Ordered, that j this order or a true copy thereof be 1 published for three successive weeks 1once each week in the Pinckney Dispatcji, a newspaper printed, published and circulating n said County of Livingston, Michigan Joseph H Collins, Circuit Judge A true copy John A Hagiran, Clerk Glenn C Yelland, Attorney for Petitioner Business Address,Howell, Mich, i Phone 145 IMft ttte WcPherson State Bank BANKING FOR FARMERS Michigan banks have just nacehrthe National 1000 point Award for their service to agriculture for the hird 8ucessi year The award is made for regular and extra services Hampshire I rendeid to farmersje White Leghorns 1 New FOR SAII Redt and GO L AAA,, a vear old last August, alive 0ur bank has tried to do its part or dressed Mrs G W Latimer in earning this citation We will conPhonrfr Pinckney FOR 91F4 SALE tmuo to broaden our servioss to tho 91F4 farmers of Livingston County, for wiL uiu lin larVJ measure the sucafal opbody Wock ratin of famg me to Pfle CAOBO At ,AI , M Robert Pike, phons FOR SAFTCL am receiving orders for dressed geese and ducks and will also dress turkeys for you for the Thanksgivng Dav while fyou wart John R Martin fortlu county other enterprises of the leftknta Stsfe Rail FOR SALETrailer House R K Elliott i FOR SALE40 ten weeks old pis,2 j Lewis Tuthill, 1171 Merrill Rd j miles southwest of Hamburg IMousy to loan at Interest paid em itaTims Certifkates of etw ft lo SSMJOS lain Fad I And it farther appearing that FOR SALE Oak Block Wood William Plummer FOR RALftatadjC curtasm stretehr Harry Prisk FOR SALEPop Com, 4ry, ready to pep Rchard GtHagjiasftS lit II i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 27, 1946 Description An account of the resource November 27, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-11-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ca4e34ad9585c296ec564b344359cd23.pdf 6df90c3a92f414a3f6fc4127a4ea1678 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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Vohim63 hi IT ion Mr Claude Kirschke Dae to the treat amount of respect I have for your fiue family I regret very much paving to answer your letter published in last weeks paper Personally I would rather f ace a man and tell him what I have to say than take up space You should be aware of the fact our council meetings art oflen and you should state your grievances there and iron them oct Your letter is amazing and tho it utters much is not convincing and conttjina severs discrepancies Your demand that a committee be appointed to check the amount of walk laid as against our record does sound like a great idea noble gesture However you and the public must Ue made aware that it is un necessary and in poor taste for the following reasons ,1 We have in our possession bills and statements made out by your office t 2 These statements give all data, pertaining to cost of walks laid including your cubic footage 8 All your payroll and bills presented by you pertaining to walks and their measurments were accept ed by the council 4 Our records show that week by week such bills were honored and orders drawn for same and paid 5 Furthermore, some of your statements presented to us bearing on the 54c pr foot agreement rtiow that your equipment was included and so intended Now Mr Kirschke since we accept cd your measurement and honored your claims, week by week there is no further arguement on thia PJnVl Michigan Mirror State News News and aad Happenings of to State Terslejr Told from Leasing wssBeeB ens How to maintain public service in spite of todays postwar inflation it tne top question for Michigans leg ialature At a goodwill dinner in Detroi GovElect Sigler said it was up to the legislators to lead Michigan out of the wnderness created by the j adoption of the sales tax diversion, It soldiers bonus etc, k Regardless of what they do the people are dissatisfied with inflate its high prices, scarcities and strike and this had much to do with the re dult of the November election It is doubtful if the sales tax div Jerion would have carried without inflation High prices boosted the sales tax surplus from 5 million to 21 million in a years time Other cash balances raiad the surplus to 125 million So the voters decided these idle millions should be return, ed to local governments Iflation caused higher prices which caused higher taxes and built the surplus to fantastic heighths Now operating costs,food, supplies and labor at state institutionsgrew to 212 million forthe coming year and as only 144 million is available leaving a deficit of 68 million James O Mooney, pres of Vlllys Overland, says prices are too high because costs are too high and pro duction too low Irving Fisher says we are living in a fodls paradise due to sale of TV PiiiffaeWT Dispatch WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4,1946 Seyeral Deaths NO 40PUS DEMOCRACY LIGHTING THE WAY 1 I li yi byMt THE FIRST GOVMNMSNT PROJECT PROVIDED FOR, BY CONGRESS WAS THE UGI rtSTABUSHED IN 179 rrCUSE SERV4CE, n I think your remarks on ThosRead I Sons were neither prudent nor fairI 10 many government bonds to banks find on investigation they never raised the price of the cement above the 70c agreed upon Hut beginnng July 10th they did add the Balrf tax because they were convinced that cement dtaliverd to your horn and Base Lake was being used for other than village purposes You paid 70c per sack for cement, tax frcrt from from May 23 to July 10 From then on you paid 70o plus a 3 cc sales taxThese figures do not in any way toupare with your claim of 77c per sack You should ciar up this matter with Thos Read Sons, MRS MABLE BROGAN Mrs I Me Brogan, 49, died as the result c ai automobile accident, three miles east of Brighton Thursday morning Arthur Berry, 27, of Detroit, who was driving the car when it crashed near the state police station, suffered a broken knee Mrs Brogan died at the Melius Hospital, where she was taken after the I accident She was Mable Myers of j Hubbardston and was the wife of Christopher Brogan who died in 1943 For some time she distributed Current Comment Back in our distant youth we had dog as most children did He lived very well on table scraps and what he salvaged from other dogs about the neighborhood This gave him a purpose in life He was of the almost distinct race of pug dogs and we re call his pride when he successfully dragged home a beef skull one day as big as himself Now all is changed The presentday pup is raised on dog food filled with vitamins which ap parently comes from horse meat, as that is the principal ingredient 100 the Detroit Times in this county, butmillion dollars worth of dog food was recently had been employed at thesold last year and tne old horses are Graham Hotel, Brighton Surviving are five children, Richard in the army, and Mrs Harold Smith, Noreen, Joan and Alice, all of Chilson her parents, two brothers and two sisters The funeral was held from Saint Patricks Church, Brighton, Monday, The Reverend Father Kissane officiatting, assisted by The Reverend Thomas and Bernard Beahan Burial was in Saint Marys Cemetery, Pinekney N And now while on the subject of figures and costs you should make clear how you arrived at 3654 as the cost of one cubic yard of mater al to be used in making concrete Another matter not madb clear in your letter was the cost of labor on the walks The public should be informed that labor cost was absorbed by the village and not by you The vil n met a labor payroll of over S2UO0 and more was added for gravel, trucking etc Your most astounding assertion is I have not billed the village for any time spent by myself nor have I collected for any On 5 separate occasions you presented us bills for services rendered totalling 11950 and a bill for miscellaneous laboi ceHjnt mixer and uun le cover to the amount of 5175all of which was paid you as commissioner which total 110 billions The banks demand deposits last week were more than 39 billions James Truslow Adams, historian says the next crash will make 1929 look like a pikjer After every war the loss of capitol goods has to be made good and it can only be done the hard way The last world warl destroyed more capitol goods than befowe in history Randall Penhale, director of the school savings plan, has a remedy, Thrift,His advice is Save All You BTE Ov6R THE YsTARS, TH MBN OF THIS SERVICE, WORKING OFTEN IN ISOLATION A40 DANGER,HAVE PROVIDED PROTECTION FOR ALL HIPS ON OUR COASTAL AND INLAND WATERS TOAV, A3 THROUGHOUT OUR HISTOft THIV MARK THE COURSE OVER WHICH MOVES THE WATERSORN TRADE W ry ,MRCE THAT CONTRIBUTES SO LARGELV TO THE , S AND GHOVTH OF OUR DEMOCRACY Wedding Saturday HEATHVBDDER MASONS ELECT OFFICERS Livingston Lodge No 76 K A M elected the following officers Tuesday night W M Norman Miller S W Jack Manner J W Clyde Kishei Treas W C Miller Sec P w Curtett S D George Gardnei J D, Merwin Campbell Balance of officers to be appoint ed The installation is Dec 12 and is public CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank everyone who liilped to make my days the hos pital, also at home pass more pleasantly by sending beautiful cards and flowers Also the frovN and nights peio you n WWIIUUWMVIIV borj ic the nic git and eatsuur After discontinuing the sidewalks J kindly interest will be remembtid we were presented a bill by you am J as the years go by ounting to 200, claiming you had u to pay 25c more per yard for grav The marriage of Robert Vedder, on of Mr and Mrs Herman Vedder, vo Miss Marie Reuth, daughter of Mr and Mrs L V Heath of Hiland Lake, took place at Saint Marys Rectory last Wednesday, The Reverend Father Murphy officiating The couple were attended by Douglas Plummer as best man and Miss Clare Conway of Detroit as bridesmaid The bride wore a brown suit with a white corsage of gardenias and chrysanthemums The bridesmaid had a pink corsage After a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride the couple left on trip to the Smoky Mountains, They vill reside in Pinekney The groom is a recent discharged from the United States Navy Congratulations MRS MARY MAY GIRARD Mrs Mary May Girard, 8G, died at the home of her sons, Walter and Cyril, in Lakeland, Thursday She was born in Manchester but lived in Toledo, Ohio, before coming to Lakeland Surviving are four sons, Wal ter and Cyril of Lakeland, Arthur of Detroit, and Oetizas of Pitsburgh, Pennsylvania, and one daughter, Mrs, Lottie Hutzel of Ann Arbor, and two isters, Mrs Barbara Tesamer of lakeland and Mrs Sophie Wright of Adrian There are two grandchildren The funeral was held at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Saturday, The Ktverend J M McLucas officiating Burial was inahe Pinekney CenttMery a CHARLES H REASON I 1 t getting pretty scarce ten million dollars more was spent on the care of dogs and about every city or village now has a dog hospital Yes, the doge have gone aristocratic Strikes seem to be in the life blood of the nation and the 77 schools in St Paul, Minnesota, have been closed by a strike of teachers who are picketing the school There have been no disorders Teachers low salaries have long been a bone of contention and in the cities where the janitors and engineers are organized they draw more wages than the teachers Teachers are dependent on the generosity of the legislatures and in many states are not overly given to this quality This has caused many teachers to desert the profession and at the present time there is a teach er shortage which will endure for some years to come r The papers are still calling John L Lewis names but not a great deal of progress is being made He has been haled before Judge Goldsborough for contempt of court under a wartime measure whose constitutionality his attorneys are attacking If found guil ty of contempt he will probably appeal to a higher court and it will not be possible to get a decision until Charles H Reason, IJ, son of the j January5 from the supreme court JailJohn Dinkel This is your business and as we J paid you week to week you should re been aware of the increase the cost of gravel in HEAR WITH THEIR EYES Using Bell Telephone Laboratories new speech translator Prof State After your dismissal as streot Harriet Green of Michigan commissioner you presented an ad Normal College, filches 9 year old tional bill for 83556 This wat Riahard Hudson and Joyce Arnold Iso doubt intended to frighten us , uow to read sound patterns Michigan d bring us to our feet Why dd j Normal cooperating with the Uniyou not send a copy of this to the versity of Michigan and BRtell Labpress There is only one answer, it j oiities in a project to teach tte deaf u ki mod vou aooear ridic Rev Xranci8 Murphy, pusu MasoCi at 8 and 11 a, m iovena Fridaj 2rt0 uoon pid 0u p nv Preparation for Holy Comma, ion, each Saturday 8 to 9 p m an Sunday 00 to 7 30 a mSujday, Dec H, 2nd Sunday of Advent and Feast of Immaculate Conception Com Sun, for Mens Holy Name Society 8th week of 50th Novenna Imyers are requested for the late Rt Kev Maurice Walsh of Battle and Mrs Mable Brogan Baptism was conferred Sun for C Madeline Angela McMacken and Kevin Andrew McMacken, daughter and son of Mr and Mrs Wm, Mc Macken, Sponsors were David ana Anetta Ledwidge and Pvt, Jerry Ltd widge and Denise Ledwidge Among the intentions are Sun, late Henry and Eula Harding Reason diod at his homp in Lnadillatownlong illness He of Howell who Charks and ing him for contempt will only make , m rtV nf hi W hnHmry fhff ,u ation will settle itself in the decreased use of coal in the years to come Many persons converted to oil or natural tjlij i aim iy aftci married Ilia WHrox survives with 2 i Henry and a dauu cr, Betty, all at j gas the past year and more would home Also a IrothT, Lawrence, of J if they could hay,e gotten the equipLtnnif jment to do so If this present trend Tho funeral was hi Id at the Com JAliird officiating iial was in Cngl church this al rrioon, Rev, Likeview Cemetery, I low ell MRS GLADYS NAY wjusd have made you appear niottft We are having this bill printed as the public entitled to enjoy it You sk the reason for your dis j Harry McCain, 61, a professional missal No better reason could bern player for 12 years in the South given than the letter you published Mich, Copper and Central Leagues, to hear with their eyes given wwi tw , , Ust week, Your printed words speak 1 dly aM clearly enough This itjut eTpressei my own views And Iwinsj and does not speak for died at Ann Arbor last week where he opera4 a taxi business He crad uated from Ann Arbor high school and pitched for Chelsea one year, te eoun li His catcher was Eva Turner, pi ZT wu, J Lave DresidenUTnckney village Normal coach Pinekney played them nr Tuesday and Friday the opening game The Pinekney Wagoner A Son, Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Bekeza Kate Dilloway at McPherson Hospital Howell, Saturday, a son, Patrick Louis Born to Robert Seefeld and wife Betty Baughn at Ann Arbor Thursday, a daughter, Pamela Ann Born to Mr and Mrs Stephen, Gerycz Norma Eisele of Detroit bigh mass, late MrsAugusta Keliy, Nov 20, a girl, , Mon, low mass for late Cpl Victor Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Kenn Szymanski Tues, Feast St Francis edy of Detroit Clara Eisele Nov Xavierow mass for latt Mrs, Jennie 16, a girl, Foran, req by Wm,Shehan and wile Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Am Wedintention of living Prepa ration burgey, last Tuesday at McPherson for Hoiy Communion, followed by Mass and Holy Communion Sat, Feust St Ambrose, special intention tion,with commemoration for mom AlrCJJniys Nay, died, it the lionu oi ,UN, Robert Jacob in Wayne a i Tufiyhe loavc her husband, Iia Nay, her son and a daughter, MjMaxine Beach, Tho deceacd has resided at Hiland Lake for evortj yearn and was a nu r ,f the Pinekney O K S, and Coi, Cong, church, The funeral v as at the Frai ier Funeral Homr Ietroit Friday with burial in Uroolcsido Cemetery, Tecuinseh Hospital, Howell, a daughter NOTICE Regular meeting of Pinekney O E No 146 Friday night, Dec 6, at 8 p m Blanche Martin, Sec I DEXTER CUMS MILL OPEN Custoai grinding and filtering Bl of Claude F Kirschke, June tobattery was Cracker Moran and Pat git, if Lavey Later McCain pHehed afliins 1 S20000 the old Anderson team composed of p in excess of rate the Roebje boys, EU1 Monks, Tom C 11 s amoui ij 1J2A for gravel or 25c increase iDoJan and Cart Syfces at the Pinck terest vA for 5 months 14004 5250 1400 Jney Home Coming Ubor at 126 gas station drain and sett j9 deer Jessph Stackable came home from the north woods last week with a light jt 7 olo days fiftt, Lfibor at 16 2000 1 Mrs Jean Craft Patoo of Plngree E gotewday wkh Mrs Sobotti Hdays ZaoiUmsteed 9 fan at fl76 1400 OSJ Porte Hi, fiU f oo U m Wm Marion Umsteed of Detroit 41M msekead at dM L W Urn Phone 4781 Dexter MARRIED AT PARSONAGE Vem Kelknborsjer and Mrs Alice Leu, both of West Putnam, were married at the Com Congl, parsonage by Ber Allan on Nov 20,They am living on the Kelteaberger or Albert Wilson Cum 2 1AKKIAUE Earl Sawjw, 2, oweU, Mrs Virginia Greeal , Howoll Garth Bmoif Meyer, 1, PindcmeyfTatrkia Yoong JSffSSS bers of Purgatorial Society ARONWARD Tho marriage of Helen Aron, the daughter of Mr, snd Mrs, Eli Aror of Pinekney to Ernest Ward of Dex Ur took placii November 22 at the Metliodist church in Toledo, Ohio Their attendants were Mr and Mrs Max Kenyon of Dexter The newlwed will live in Ann Arbor where both are employed BIRTHDAY DECORATIONS Charles Hewlett entertained Dick Darrow, Phillip MeKinlcy, Scotty Barrett, Robert Lavey and Dick Sing er at a birthday party night Richard Gallup was also present Charles received many nice gifts Game were pfayed and motion pistures shown At 1030 refreshments wre served with the usual birthday fake The color scheme throughout i COM CONX CHURCH AKre AJlard, knitter , MrFlorent BaughnOrgaBitt and Choir Director IBC i IVAMUBIV aninng as me inoiane were G M Thompson, S S Supt iwas Jfreen and pinck with Thanks reported hei, way However Morning Worship l J keeps up the demand for coal i3 bound to decrease Governorelect Kim Sigler is making a clean sweep of the Kelly memlri of the last administration at riM intf Sefiator anderwerp of the lanee committee is the last to go, re limiuishiiig his position to Senator Bishop of Alpena, a Sijfler supporter Vanderwerp was a strong Vern Hrown supporter in the primaries The last Republican convention swept most of the Kelly men off the slate and Sigler intends to complete the Job before January 1st He has had easy Railing so far as most of the people are dazzled y his glamor When the legislature meets the going may be harder, as there are many Kelly Brown men in the legislature and heie is bound to be some resentment A company of national guard numbering 95 men will probably be organized in this county It will be e cannon company and suitable quar ters must be provided before the state furnishes equipment and uniforms Years ago before the Civil war Pinekney had a national guard company or regiment The commander was Colo nel Nathaniel Allison, grandfather of Saturday Mark Allison of Chubbs Corners We believe they met once a year, these occasions being called muster days Their principal object was to protect the people against the Indians who were still numerous then The Blackhawk Indian war was an occasion for extensive drilling as the Indiana were children at 10 JO 8unday School 1 10 Cnod oractise Weal Church nursery for Sunday school 1130 Dee 8 is Universal Bible Sunday Sound motion picture at 730 pm The Book for the World of Tomorrow giving derorations GOSPEL tfiUIOM , , fttra B V ft 8pt Marvm OWre Morning Werrfcip m mmmm 100 to Doris Deossm , gJsBsimm, SZHL Betty Mejtte1 MOv SCHC OL LUNCHES VILLAGE TAX DEADLINE The deadline hat been for th payment of village taxes However, an extentioa of ten saja, been granted by the village pres identAt the end of that periodtaxee will be retorwod C H McRorie, Trees, Circuit Court News Judge Collins will only hold a one day court session Dec 9 Only nat uralisationcases and motions wis be heard as the judge has S weeks of jury rases to try in Shiawassee county All cases here aae put over to I they were defeated before they 1 crossed the Mississippi Then the state declared war on Ohio, over the possession of Toledo and the militia were called out to march on foot to Toledo Some of them got that far, many did not The issue was settled by trading Toledo for the upper peninsula, Cricises were few and mus ter days finally became famoue for heavy drinking and gf aad were eventually allowed to lapee m most places Up to flponlsh war time the annual state mttfti was held at Island Lake ton and the county extra JKPINCKNEY WeMESDAY, DECEMBER 41940 S ylva 1 heatr CHELSEA MICH V Fri, Sat, Dee 6, 77 SONG OF OLD WYOMING A Wsstern in Color with EDDIE DEAN, AL LaRUE, JENNI FER HOLT Carton New Stooge Comedy Sun, Mon, Doc 8, 9, 10 f V IF 1M LUCKY vith VIVIAN BLAINE, CARMEN MIR ANDA, PHIL SILVERS, HARRf JAMES Cartoon Sfcfcortrel Wsd, Thur, Doe 11, 12 SING WHILE YOU DANCE A Musical with ELLEN DREWROBERT STANTON ANDREW TOMBES Plus PHANTOM of the PLAINS Plus WILD BILL ELLIOTT BLAKE BOBBY Coming JNight and Day Stolon Life Ho well Theatre HOWFLL, MICH Thur, FHM Doc 5, 6 NORTHWEST MOUNTED ruUCt In Technicolor with GARY COPPER, MADELINE CARROL PAULETTE GUODARD, PRESTON FOSTER Selected Shorts Ne Neighboring News Mrs John Hudkins, Pinckney has been discharged from Howe hospital, Stockbridge m An open competitive exam for postmaster at Stockbridge Is ailed, Dec 19 is the deadline for applications 1 The Stockbridge school band has 30 members and the junior band 15 2000 cars an hour passed through Standish Nov 14, on their way to the deer country Attorney uuu VanWinkle and i wife of Howefl left Wednesday by I plane to spend Thanksgiving With their daughter in Buffalo George Robb of FowkrviiU and Leon Hobb of Howell are driving to Florida Howell high school basket ball ceam opens their season with Mil ford Friday Charles Blades 86, formerly o Vuysvihc, diei at his home in Lansing last weekHe was the employee of the Olds Motor Co and hammered out the first auto axle on hisunvit ther k The iHowell Cooperative Elevator was broken into for th0 steenth time last wcik The nightwatch saw the men in the building and they got alway without taking anything AMVE Post No 152 has been organized at Howell Dale Kaiser is It1 commander Marie Brayton and Horace Dotso of Howell were married by Rev N D Potter of Pinckncy Nov 15 300 worti i fountain pens wehj stolen from the Livingson Drug Store, Howiill, the other day when the proprietor was filling a preacripion for 2 strangers 622 smallpox vaccinations were ncently given at the clinic at Howell high school The Mich Central midnight train now stops at Dexter at 1222 H m for Detroit passengers The Mich High School Athletic Assn has ruled that the officials enid in the recent Brighon Will iamson footbiVU ganie in allowing a player to pick up an OTvsido kick and score a touchdown However th1 20 to 18 Brighton victory stands ay the association doles not review JTtimes or overrule officials who have een accepted by both teams, A gas well is being drilrid on the ihorms Leith farm near Brighton, Sat, Dec, 7, Mat 2 p m Mat at U0 P, M, TOM CONWAY a THE FALCONS AL1J3 IHtnr WAGON WHEELS WESTWARD with RED RYDER, LITTLE BEAVER Cartoon Lat Chapter Jungle Quin Matonly SunTTMonT Dec 8, 9 Sun Mat 2 P M Cont PAT OBRIEN, CLAIRE TREVOR, HERBERT MARSHALL in CRACKUF Optnedy Cartoon Newt Tue, Wad, Thur, Dec 10 11, 12 GARY COOPEKJNGK1D BERGMAN in SARATOGA TRUNK New omedy THE LADY AND THE GYPSY j By Ethel Vance The famous author tells of a story jooksounding romance that really mppened Iiad about the English generals daughter who married a gypsy and is living happily ever ld i thf Ampijcan week ly magazine with this Kuidaysli noti1 o issue of the i roiv JSuniay linus STATE OF MICHIGAN l he Circuit Court lor the County o Livingston in Chancery Bessie E Kusso, Plaintiff vs Charles Kusso and John ft Neelj Defendants Suit pending in the Circuit Cotm for the County of Livingston m JChunceiy, at the City of Howell, in aid County and State, on November Hh, 1946, in tins cause it appearing foiu wiie sworn bnl of compliant on ijc ,nat the plaintiff does not know ih present wherabouts of Charles Kusso aeienaant ahd whether he is a resident ol Michigan,or lives outride ji the State of Michigan, or in a oreign country On motion of VanWinkle Van4von Theatre Stockbridge, Mich with us Fri, Sat, Dec 6, 7 SHOCK, One of the better interest holding dramos with LYNN BARIVINCENT PRICE Swoonting the Swoomeras Every body Happy Memories of Col am has, Magic of Youth Sun, Tues, Dec 8, 10 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY With a Sentiment Storf Starriag JOHN PAYNE, MAURINE OHARA and a new child star CONNIE MARSHALL News Diving Candles Who WHO in the JuagU Coaling Th French Kay, They Mao Ma a Killer Dragoawyek Winkle, attorneys for plaintiff it I s ordered that the said Charles Kus 1 uso cause his appearance, to be en tered herein and within 3 three months from the date of this order and that in case of his appearance he cause his answer to plain tiffs bill of compliant to be filed and a copy thereof served on the attorneys for plaintiff within fifteen days after service on said defen dant Charles Kusso, of a copy of said bill and a notice of this order And fthat in default thereof said bill be taken AS confessed by saia defendant, Charles Russo And it is further ordered that with in forty days the plaintiff, Bessie E Russo cause a copy o this orde to be published in the Pinckney Dis j patch, a newspaper printed, publish ed and circulating in said Count, and that such publication be conti ued therein for at least once in ear week for six weeks in succession o j that she cause a copy of this order to be personally served on said defendant, Charles Ru90, at least j twenty days before the time preeerib ed for his appearance V Glenn C ielland, Circuit Court Commissioner Livingston County, Michigan VanWinkle A VanWinkle Attorney for Plaintiff, WHAT THE BROWN OUT MEANS TO YOU 4 Civilian Production Administration Prohibits Certain Uss of Electricity V As a means c 2 conserving coal dur ing the work stoppage at the na tions hi tun nous coal mines, the Civilian Production Administration has issi d an order, effective 6 V M, Motw, November 25, which proh its the use of electricity for the following purposes a 1 3 4 5 6 7 Refrigerati n for airconditioning except to the extent essential for industrial process or for health and safety Outdoor ai j indoer advertising and promotional lighting Outdoor di play and flood lighting except to the extent necessary for the conduct of outdoor business or services Outdoor or indoor decorative and ornamental lighting Show window or show case lighting Marquee lighting in excess of 600 watts for each marquee White way street lighting essary for public safety in 3i the amount determined by local public authority to be necOutdodr or indoor sign lighting except for 1 2 9 10 11 Directional or identification signs required for fire and police protection, traffic control, transportation terminals or hospitals or directional or identification lighting for any similar essential public services Directional or identification signs using not more than 60 watts per establishments, for doctors and for hotels and other public lodging establishments Outdoor entrance lighting, except the minimum essential for public health and safety and then not more than 60 watts per entrance Any form of general outdoor or indoor illumination in or about any commercial, industrial or other nonresidential establishment in excess oi 75 per cent of the illumination normally used In excess of 75 per cent of the normal passenger elevator or escalator service in any building having more thn one passenger elevator or escalator The Company supplying you with electricity is required to bring this order to the attention of all its customers Because almost all of the electricity Detroit Edison makes comes from soft coal, we have been ordered by the Civilian Production Administration and by the Michigan Public Service Commission to comply wth all Federal, State and Local Ordinances restricting certain uses of electricity during this emergency In the event of persistent violation the Civilian Production Administration may direct Detroit Edison to discontinue service to any customer who is in violation WE WILL BE GLAD TO ADVISE WITH CUSTOMERS IN MEETING THESE REGULATIONS AND WE ASK ALL OUR CUSTOMERS TO HELP US IN MAKING THEM EFFECTIVE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY The Detroit Edison Company Notes of 47 Years Ago Boyle Hal stead were advertising the latest style in ladies hats for 50c and 7ic Matt Erady is still vtrysick, Great exhibit of old photographs at the Sunday school social at John Cadwell home Friday night WD Thompson ha sold his farm to Charles Campbell and will have in auction Dec 13 NeJson Bullis has returned from rv itrsut a deer carre home from Pon FOI4 SALE16xl2 poltry house ftcory built, suitable for home aad M acre f 1and,first place west of Pinckney on M36, across tracks Ronald Dysert WANTED Butchering to do on fam L W Umstead, phone 64F13 A UCTION K his i 1A trr is remodeling e south of town John Dinkel has returned home from Pontiac whwe he has been working Will Cusc of Gneen Oak was founti dead on the Mich Central tracks at Dexer Thursday, hit by a train He had 50 in his pod George Flintoft has guru to Saginaw to boy lumber, J Born to F G JJaekaon and wfe ftonday a son j Business Address,fHoweeli, Michigan Henry Northerd, former vsiteuu died at Grass Lake last week lac offers yoo Mrs Cora Sawyer of Howell i pending the winter with Mrs Rose j Try am the different DOWH TO THE LAST DOtUUt Heri r ce betters seen to be in They bat until the are led tjt i WANTED STENOGRAPHER with M,mc secretarial experience Howell Electric Motors,Howell,Mich ACT NOW To secure the countys ole agency for a live business one j uu cart operate Write Mr, R G, Gilbeiksont 223 E Douglas Struct, iloomjnton, Illinois FOK SALEGas Range and Regula tor for bottle gas 4000 3580 Rush La T , Irckrey FOR SALEiungling wood, rl yoi can haul away for f5b Ted Singer FOR SALEiBad, springsmatueaa kitchen table, chairs and other for niture Lester McAfeeUsh Lake 1 will sell my personal 2 miles north Lake known as Bert GardnerSr 2 miles ij fataM mil weat on Beatky Friday I 21 HEAD OF CATTLE 4 STA1XJOWS 1 MAJtE IN FOAL 2 YR OLD MARE AT 140 P M OMXI Gardner The Pinekri3y Driving Club ircet at the ton hall SaturdavTfce jaeaborsA M Jim Herrr r met at her heme Saturday to b 1 QUILT PIECES to her tie comfortables beacrtifal FOR SALERound Oak stave m good caaditien 2 barner ail unit far heatingor cook stave Phone Pinikaey 125 get big box drmad ZAAR acrapa, dip this, James SBcota aad wife of DearVnf ar SMUH te Mary A AT COM, comou to peall WOt AMMMw MaXftAAC telk tin af Vf sportsvera Soaaay guests of Mr aad M Wootniswtoa, M Pay paatmaa 151 f ,Clifford Vmn Horn poae, WiYi mare or 12W1 r hat The Edward Spears taraHy aud ea,rBee V Weakly wfta this Saaaays I Gerry riihann aad Casailj were JJ1Mfttni,L Mm r 1 tojaa af 11 Detxaat JTaaaaaglvftng Day gaeats of Mr mmdJlarJnAtTr Mra taaaat OsMr af fam4afaa f DEC 7th J anaanap 1P1NCKNKY DISPATCH f I if 14 PtflCKNEY DISPATCH wOJOb Entered at Posts, Jjf 44 tocaney, Mich flESfc SuWcriptioii lUio a PAllfc W, at Paid a Advance F C Reickhoff Sr HOMES FOR SALE OPTOMETRIST 120 WEST GRAND RIVER AVI HOWELL, MICHIGAN Mrs, Lester McAfee and children were in Detroit Saturday, Ronald Schoenhahs of Detroit called at the VV Ck Miller home Sunday, Mrs Alma Harris and daughter, Zitu, called at the WmShehau home over the week end, Martin Markos is spending the winter with his daughter, Mrs Kobert Gallup and family near Byron John Martin and wife were in Jlonia last Sunday attending tj funeral of a cousin James Martin L, W, Martin and wife of Detroit i Villa Richards and blanche Martin wtic visitors at the home of Mrs, week, Mrs Emma Vollmer and son,John, spent Thanksgiving at the Charles Kisele home Kowlervilje and were also in Detroit Jack Reason entertained the Marion Reason family, Mrs Mable Suydan, The Max Reynolds and Gerald Reason family for Thanksgiving A H Murphy and family, John Sullivan and family of Jackson and Druicillu Murphy of Detroit were Thanksgiving gusts of Mis, Mary Murpijy4 Guenls of Mr, and Mrs, Lctitcr McAfee last week were her sister, Airs,GenId Campbell of Muneielnd, her tuotlicr, Mrs, Ida Haird and h r tisiii Ldna, of Green Bay, Wis Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Win Shehan were Dr, Harlow Shehan nnd family of Jackson, Mrs Roche Shehan and famly of Ann Arbor lJly Shehan remained over the week end Junior Dinkel has graduated from the state police school at Hast Lansing and stalled patrol work from the FiuL Loci post Monday John Martin and wife were in alidance at ti wedding of Leonard Hormon of Brooklyn and Miss Uettie i phms of Ypsilauti at the Lutlier, iiiih in 1o presence of 151 invited guests Tie church was beau tifully decorated and lighted by ,f vas sewed in the oom ving day guests of Mrs sr uvre John and XL 5c TO 25c EACH Box Cards 43c to 98c a BOX CORY DRUG STORE CHRIS IMAS GIFT SPECIAL aid l noled Lac ed and Assembled UUfnlit made lo your personal speiilahons Your nanuiniiials emblem delicately engraved entirely ol the very finest calfskin available, if turd wear II ease ovdr en rly,leather is priority governed A b Uiful and dlstim tivo rjft for ladies and Komm ,U2, ,i Knt, Mich Slate Uuh state Each billfold madt gives yeys f turd gentlemen Sun, ilowell, Mich PRICE 750 BUCK BERQU1ST CMldl POR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 38 Ridoea 61J MflMiMMMMIjiM UHItlllUIKAiHIf ipi llllillMHfc Wixom ONiel f ouis Int, 2 lake front Coyle d wife David Iulwidge 11 in excellent Iry Stackable and iaiely and LIVE STOCK HAULING GENERAL TRUCKING mr Weekly Trips to Made to Detroit Lloyd Hendee WILL PASS FOR G 1 LOANMouern six,, room home, 4 miles south , of Brighton on gtfbd road, Automatic hot water, oil heat, 700BeaulUnt furnishings sold at aaerifie at extra cl u, h dining Cos ila Five room home, hardwood floor, Joe StackaMe nicely furnished near Brighton on Hi iVi Siakaue and wife, plastered walls, natural fireplace, Larry Stackablt and family, IV good road, 6300, 2000 down Stackable of Lansing, Mrs Joe Four room home on east shore cf SttttkttUfi jr ml, on ln Buck Lake near Hamburg, large leu1 and mily, harlis than ordinary, newly built, hot air aml bibter Ada ot furnace, full baseme loU 2 car garage, all , ,,,,, ,, , H i condition, JfBimo, terms Ie Stackabj were guests ot Alland nicely furnished inside and out 2 Mrs Ellis Lemon ol Brighton LuLe near Brighton,all large rooms, I4 liday lake front lotsAn ekta value 4h0 Slive tm,eleg terms J R HAYNER, Broker that Xmas, Birthday or Anniversary Hamburg,MichPhone Brighton 3370 Gift for your wife, vetiert oi friend, whnuui pending hours oi INCOME TAX KtfOKfc , shopping aroiind Simply make an Income Tax Reports Made Out au my appointment to select a bottle of j home at 406 East Grand River in Perfume, Cologne, Makeup kit etc I Brighton Phone 3731 from my selection of the finest MRS J M McLUCAS Toilotnes Phone iincfcney 58r14 Mary Newtow 1 , WANTED KIM, Ur KAW hUKS IW SEAM3N AND BELK, HIUJS, SHLW I LLIS and DEER SKINS LUCIUS JDoyle arid HOKbi PHONE 42 PINCKNEY laM workMoney Buv Dead or Alive Hi Kbb r arm Arrii, iViof rn Equipment i c , v v r i r v ,i i s w t U 15 COVVi 13 Collected Promptly Capable Mei, iirne 6ii, ijicjfcity SwO i Service in Michigan Cf5nrralOjil StockCo 9 tm OIL BURNERS9STOKERS Mrs Louis Coyle was in Lansing fa mi I per Df ad and Disabled HorMi and Cattle Hegt, Calves and Sheep REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO DARLING A COMPANY WE BUY HfDES AND CALFSttfNS IMC CALU RECtt VE IME REST 5C1VICE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING fctKViCE INb 1 ALLAf ION PIPE iTING William Btraslt IT Arthur Maohall ame home Horn Saint JoscphV Merey Hospital, Ann Arbor, Friday wher he had an ap idictis operation iil Hooker ui Ann Arbor spent u,i,f,d at the Hoy Iillingham ionic PHONE PtNCKNEY 150 tniiiipjiiiiiiiuiiiuiiiiiiiuiUiuilH F irst National 1 bunk Furt Hanted GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU SELL PHONE 74, PWCKNEY, MICH Note of 25 Years Ago K Lucile McCluakey, tending the University t Chicago, has been given a MCL rating,tbe highest one poaaiMe j JCrs iennie Farnam, wi4ow of he late Patrick Faraam of Pinckncy, j 4ied at the home f hex daughter, iMn Kate FUpatrick in iros Point last week The funeral waj at St Hrfa Revs OoeMcOace, and FlUiatrik HCkaau Burial in St Umr Cemetery, iudtje Euyaae Stowe f HoweU Stanley Dlnkel Gerry Kichman and Sunday in Detroit Georg Mti, , Jr, aixv v, n in Stockbridge Saturday Mrs Mark Nash is a , MePhersii Hospital, HowVli Harlan Kllis and wift of iiu I land Hotel have gone to plorida Dr James NaJi and family of ,oldwater spent Tllank,givir liny here I Mrs Peter Rehig has returned home af i r a iweel stay in Melherson Josjdtal at Howell Louis Coyle ad wife weie Thanks giving Day guests at the Thomas J Coyle home at Howell Dennis Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark was taken X MrPheison Hospital for treatment last week mm Miss Madge Jack, who is amending j V PUJJJJJ S5g school in Mount Pleasant, spent the ipapil wekend with Robert Aekley and family S H Carr and wife entertained thej Le Kettler and Gootie faniiJies aixl the Algir Lee family for dinner Sun Ik ttawett I 2 u, Fd Superwi uracc CorporalioB AU 0 5 I j VANISHING FOOTSTEPS ArMrs Earl Baughn was m Ann bor Friday, i Mrs Rose Hendee ppent the week tend in Lansing Mrs Frnk Aberdeen and son, Da vid, were in Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Al Cope of Detroit 1 day H b Sneed and friends frm How ell hsd a banner night on Port Lake Friday night, getting 17V wl fish Tc i Singer is teurinp down barn on the old Joe Minns iu called at the Robert Pike home Suni This vas formerly the Joe Monks day v7 resilience J Jim Bell and Ronnie Damrtv are Kid y Van Sickle Bob Singer, Jimlj working at the Robot Tool Company t Sinper and Billie Darrow are some IS in Dexter of those who went after deer overg Jack Brown who has been visiting j ThanksKiving weekend his sister, Mrs Earl Key, has re1 Mr and Mrs Winston Baughn mf turned to West Virginia tertaifv i the Earl Baughn, the Iaw s Marshall Meabon aiu wife and Leon trenr iughn, tin John Carver and S I edia DetMit d a heart attack last Meabon and family of Dejcter were 0a7iM and Earn 1118 2 eoae n 4fce Alma Mas IN lane j Neitt wtfe ,, g j Jol n Carpenter were Mr and Dolly Franklin families for Tiianksgiving Thanksgiving guests of Mr and eth BB Robert, fttamaU capitaliat and Mel mart day goeata of the Cordon Heaters in i Mrs Walter Schmidt and daughter, Ypattattti and Sunday guests of Dr Jean, of Long Island, New York, and W C Wylie and wife in iVxter airs Richard Cxxkmer of Wtliow Run Faal Mickey, ferwerly ith the University of Michigan wil 4ifc sanctuary have a now a Lien taut Cal4rf ood with the occupation aemy In Jple are taking few,r ana iouer bill paying s Up this war thanks to their conven venient cheeking accoiuitsWh should anyone run around pay bills with cash, wasting tin, rakingloss and bothering with ruipted bills, when a rliciing account does the job by mail more quickly, safely and with Jess effort Cancelled checks a your receiptsevidence of paymnet that the courts ecpg ,ize r,4 you receive them in a nat package when you get your bank statftmenUHow much doe a checking account coat Perhaps nothing, depending m the amount of your bank hat anee and how many checks draw But eim if it daea you something, youll be inp full value far every of coLEiijy the venienee of a Village, Ross Hiaebay in his car and Thomas Murphy with a taaat and wagon had a colliaion on M36 west of Markos lana aae day last iaw tan aaav aad Rata in WE RAVE AJaPldf juri Mr and Kn Barry JLe jsKk tataad tbr Carr, fcuttier, Goode and this car oat af the btokan af Mr and Maa JaaAar e itlycardkMJvr jjKamaa M HIP ffcr nrnktMm M ,4 V JK ,891 1 t Ja tit Aa luK SALEWood and Cool heatin stow, iou capacity 2skk auiusei uu Ut at3o, Phone uoVia 3l n MI at a 1 PkaJt of Sua4 1140 a a, ta soo p U J Wadaotday H4 P a, 1 la t aa, ID tat4ey7 U hi la eamlag f L0J1 biujui wme sow about to lar iov, astray ad lrom my jaaw, i inaci please return ana receive rewura Fran riinchey, Town Hail Koad Silver Laka Foli JSALKTTt leYt hand cast iron bath tuU , compete 0 hughes, Kusn Lake,Phone 136F6 FUR SALE Mens yellow goldwriat watch, bulovu, 17 jewels expansion 1 vvvibt band and has noverbeen worn, price 3000 Reason for selling is and does not want to part with it that owner has another wrist watch He received this one as a gift and needs the money 245 Unadilla St box 3 or phone 681 FOR SALil 5 Heavy young horses in bst of ondition 9040 Farley Rd KOI ALE Three 0 gal crocks, 1 do sink, 1 bed end springs, 220 uel tank, will hold 180 lbs of , essureset of stairs 12 ft long J egg incubator Frank Plaako AVvNTED TO BUYChickenTof all Detroit kinds, also ducks Will pay prices C H Lod j 1110 Ce W Wi SPAY, DECEMBER 140 STATE OF WHHUW TW Ptehata Court for ta County ef Liiaato At a soaafon of id Court, held the Probate Office in the City Howell in said county on the 15th day of November A D, 945 Present Hon Willis L Lyons, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the Estate YilUaro J Nash Deceased Edeasa E Nash, having filed said Court her petition praying that the administration of said estate be granted to Mark A Nash or to some other suitable person i It is Ordered that the th day of Hscember AD,1946 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate I Office, be and is hereby appointed car hew said petition MARION BEAUTY SHOP U ia Further Ordered , That 1 ic notice thereof be given by pub J MACHISE AND MACHlNEUvba ication of a copy of this order fori ALSO COLO WAVES hree successive weeks previous topbwi fl MARION JAKVUkOwnar id dav of hearing, in the pinckney fr dispatch, a newspaper printed and irculated in said county Villis L Lyon, Judge of Probate V true Copy elestiaParshallRegisteer of Probate PROFESSIONAL CUNEK Caite Aiicaje at Lav u 0ue e4 laeaiga Bo G WHIP v3NK HIM a Office MS RetidaaCe 01 EaaaJagi ay Aaaertiaat HAROLD ft CHUM HeweK, afttehifa AWTtNJ LAVAV Phone IS 13F waaaw aOR SALEChickens custom dressed or the locker, Panther drva njj J0c, rawing 10c We also dress turkeys ou cant afford to do theem yourAf Wm Scott on Braley farm t Plainfield on M36 or inquire at J inckney Locker Store OR SALEHeatrola stove and Irte merican radiator, 50 it R K, Elliot PERCY ELUS AUCTIONS Phone 3FU Piackatjf, Michigan SERB SNEEu 107 I Cd 9 Howell, NUaUf aa Real aetata, lutarao Eraktv City, Lake and Fw ptptf A Speciality 1 You Prcrtv Vil fcft GENERAL INSURANCE Phor 593 Fmcknwy Michign Mr f Lake Rd Phone 13F22 We are now doing 22 4 it Custom Grinding Fanners Feed Supply C WANTftji Paper QI all kinds, Iron, Rags V Copper Harry Prlsk WANTED CHICKKNS Honest prces paid for all kindi of poult Tyler Brogan Mowell, Mich H9fen Rubinstein Cosmetics exclusive in Livingston County at Howell Rutins Shop ior Womet tOR SALriIlabwooa Buy Now Thurson I umber Cov Phone 44 Hotvvell, Mich We aid paying buc for cream brought to our door Watson A OLcary Dairy, Howell, Mi WANTEDWaitress for full Dixie Restaurant, Main and Stsj, Pinckney FOR iALEoand colored herring bone tweed tailored suit, size 18 for 10 Phone Pinckney 63, F0h StALEC 6016116 locks P T Block Products 1000 Beordsley Rd, Pinrkney time Peari PHONE 104 I MAX RUSSELL,Mtr We have been uuying cream in Howell for 35 years Prompt and courteous service Paying 86t foi cream brought to the WHsor Mich SAVE MOMEY DELAVAL STERLING STOKERS EMPIRE MILKERS WESTfNGHOUSE MILK COOLERS SAVE UP TO 25 PERCENT Stale STlf l4ti4 Liene Ra 11 PH,SWARTHOUTlk SON nJNERAL nm Modem lfripwavt AmHaUc Senee w n v fteelMMf, III SEPTIC TANKS ft C ESS POOLS CLEANED WRITE AiXFNEL H6rl ROOM 70 PHONE 48 ANN ARBOR IU KfctRlGERAriOW ft AP PLIANCE SERVICE FORMERLY WITH MONTQOMEJl YWARD HAROLD RADY ev 3980 RUSH LAKE RD,TlNCKJEY Phote 136F13 Pinckney CLAUDE F KIRSCHKE Genoral Contractor and Builder 251 Portage t Plar1uityMick 6iiui 3CH SAVE MONEY FischElec, AppCj 8So5 M36, 1 Mile of U S23 Phone 3081 Whitmor LakeMich 666 fOuD PREPAR1ATION8 STATE OF MiCHluAN iU rrobaie Court tor the County f Livingston tud petition tne aid Mary Urayton i as Trustee prays for an order auth iing and directing her to sell the OLeury Dairy, Howell the Probate off iee in the r above described pienses under the At a senior of said iourt, held atl direction of this Court and that the ,, City ui j proceeds from uch sale tand in lieu j 1 1 J ,ei itl 4 County,on he of the abuve described premise, sub fJith day of November A D iMo I jetet to the further orde of this, IJVJID TABLETS SALVESNOSP DROPS ue nlf Aa Directed CORY DRUG STORE SEPTIC TAJ poof MODERN AND OLD TIME 338 Eatt efferfa Slftt DAN BURKETTMI 6202 An Arbor, Mlah, Ph oni ft Housewiveft S AV E YOUR WASTE FATS Overcome Soap Shortage Presont,Honorable Willis L Judge of Probate in the Matter of the Estate vi Garence StackaWe , Deceseed lu CJourt as to the reinvestment thereo On the motion of Glenn C Yellennd, Attorney for such Trustee and , iY , uetitioiner it is Further Orred, n appearing to the Court that, the a hearng on said petition be hdd at the time for presentation of claims lhe ciait Court iioom in th, agauutsd estate should be united Coart House in the City of Howell, thimand,plaCe baPPint Michigan, on the th day of DecernP adjustlber, 1146 at the opening of Court i on tluxt day or as soon thereof ter as counsel can be heard and that all persons interested in the above described lands and premises be and appear before this Court on REFRIGERATION ,, CALLSERVICR cowmimmH rHONE 13S cd o receive, examine and all claims by and before said Court It is Ordered, That all of the Creditors of said quired to present deceased are retheir claims to said Court at said Probate Office on or before the 10th day of Feb ruary A D, 1947, at ten oclock in , J i , Nf ai time and place, to show cause f ij j i i any exist, why the prayer of said forenoon, said time and place being , uuuJlj KOK,, annntA u petition should not be granted, hereby appointed for the exammatlr ,, lU T 7f o i nj,,fai ii i And it m further Orderea, that a Ytion and adjustment of all claims , , oj ,OJ ,vot J j u topy of this petition beserved on all and demands against said deceased j c i j It is Further Ordered, That piblic perT A , I notice thereof be given by pubUcahf lald es al ieust nonnt copy of U or iei fSr Uirc TTZ successive weeltf previous to tr forth of anT day of hearing in the Pincknev r,stound jn tlc Siate of M t uatch, a aewspaPr orinrl And l is further Oidered, that jfulated in said County tis order or a true copy thereof be FOOT ODOR GERM HfJW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not COMPLETLY PLAD, your 35c back, F O is a fatation Kill this genu, you kJB tha thatodor Get this POWERFUL prm killer TEOL from any drugs, Apply FULL STRENGTH for WO, sweaty or itching feat Local at CORK DRUG STOItaV Pekaajr, Wfllis L, Lyons, Judge of Probate A true uhliiicd for thj orne each week occessive weeks in the Pinckney , TOILET SOAP 0MIFEBUOT CetesHa PtwhaUJUgiater Probate Diiatch, a newspaper printed, publishtd nd ciiculating n said CounThere is world wide shortage of all Animal Fats and Vegetable Oils, Last year Soap Makers only got one fifth of what they used in 1941 This also affects paints, textiles, leather goods, floor coverings etc Without the help of the American Housewives there wovld have been little soap last year, One out of every nine cakes of soap made last yer wa varo fats saved in American kitchens, So dont blme your grocer if he has no soap but aave every ounce of fat und sell it to your We MM tfcc Tbmm t tfcls 0tr STATE OF MICHIGAN fa Circuit Court for the County oi AirlngAtoA in Coaaceryia the Hatter of the Petition of Mary Brayton, Trustee, ior Oracr to Sell Lands ORDR FOR HEARING At a sossio of said Court held at the Court House in the City of Howell, Michigan, on the 17 day of September, 1946 Present Hon, Joseph H Collin, Circuit Judge Mary Brayton, Trustee, having i filed in this cause, a petition setting tlorth that Martin Holtforth,her fatr er died on the 20th day of March, 198K leaving a last Will and teslraient, by the terms of tffefeh petition ty n of Livingston, Michifran j oeph H CoHins, Circuit Judge A true copy Jha A Hagiran, Clerk Glenn C Yetland, Attorney for Petitioner Basinesp Address,HoweU, Mkh i Phone 145 McPherson Slate Bask BANaUNG FOR FAftMCJt If, Nrw FOR SALK j iw iMj Pe and 60 Lnrse Wl ite Lcjrhorns AAA, a year old lst August, alive j, Michigan hanks have jst nxaivthe National 1600 paint ATH for their service to acncwtauai r tha , hizd suceasi2 year Aa aawd imade for regumr Haniphirelrewieuid to Our bank hastried to 4o to j MJI r w rVimr Jin earning thla citation We rtl or dressed Mrs G W Latuner j , Phon4 Pinckney 91F4 FOR SALE SacochdRyvitii body u wondL Bobart Pflca S1F4 of U viisup CoaaafT is HMX maanuta a aaMN nation a the fanaa Mam aa Urtte other uiimftimi 16m rawu MCAI9AI FOK SAIL am reeehf for drftssed jroese and dttda and al er was oevisod certain lands for life j turkeys for yea far And that by th order of this Court j Thaukssriv nfr Day while fyea such lands wore soW rnd portion j John R Martin of the proceeds wc i din and p FOE SAITraRar House, in the City of iiowo R K EUiott MMity, Michigan, and de rRd feaowe towit FOR SAI40 ddrtiaa ta the Vtlagaav City I Lewis TuthilL 1161 4 anmbar 47 aaat 4A af Jeatt miles aovrHwe T AtfdMiaa a Ai WsKawr Cky jBaawn Mlrtrtenn aiaaaiing ta a jnofirlil ftthewaf FOK fiAU Aaditiartbar aij airing that s i 0 Bd Itiat tatfffTT gPa , 5 ffsfr 1fe f VA j,j SHOVEL Farm Ditching 5 MX Itrt OF fcACAWMMi lake 1 aASYIMSgAlOl The pee MbwOi deadest we eve weeed in Living ate county peliv history, with tittle ox no interest enifested in it The amendments to voted upon have caused twice aa nutlCft argument and debate than the etatbdatee i the county the Democrats only nominated a single candidate and that waa for sheriff The Republican candidates had no opposition in the pri maries Aa a result there has heer little campaigning Neither candi date for governor visited the count and for the first time in sixteen year Congressman v Blackney nor Stat Senator Hittle did not consider i necessary to visit Pinckney at ail A FILL DIRT AHMCO WON BHEAKATfcR aHKKTlNtt, ROAD CONSIHUCTION AND GRADING WRITE OR PHONE FOR KUfcK fcSUMAlK , far aa it was concerned they consid ered the county in the hag befor the election, so why waste their time The Democratic county organization is apparently a victim of dry rot anc were dead as doornails during tht campaign As a result, some Demo taxes crats tried to emulate Kim Sigleranci I Tne citv of , , Hw 27 1S46 NEIGHBORING NOTES Bert Parka, 61, of Stoekbridge, died at University u Michigan hospital He leaves his wife and three brothtx Livingston county received 423, 2214 as its share of the states thirl quarter collection ot the auto weight tax The ducks raised on the Brighton millpond by the firemen ware raf tied off November iHh The Brighton school lunches, under the tatetinanced plan, started operating October 23rd Lunches are priced at fifteen cents Mr and Mrs Merlin Parrow of Hamburg have purchased a home at Silver Lake near ber The long pending question between the City of Ann AtUr and lniver sity of Michigan has beeJi settled for the time being at least, when the city agreed to accept i7,G00 as back pay and 20,000 a year from now on for police and fire protection, water and sewer service, etc, in lieu of HK1UHTON, MICH 6514 Jakeview Drive, Briggs Lake Phone 5672 jmimumaiiountwimiiuiMUUuiiHUiuuuiiuuiiHUMMUiiiHUiwuuuMif NOTICE 1 will receive sealed bids on the Ida Mat Mow r two family house in Pinckney J M McLucat, Adm, 409 Eat Grand River, Brighton LOLAL NEWS Mrs Thelma Booksmith and Miss Gertrude Mackey of Detroit called at the Frank Aberdeen home Sunday Dr Cecil Hendee and family of Lansing spent Thanksgiving Day with his mother, Mrs ftose Hfcndee Mr and Mrs Albert Atframs of Howell were Thursday guests at the Mollis Wylie home Leon Meabon and family of Dexter spent Sunday at the Dale Miller home Mrs Warda Hanvood and children were Thursday guests at the Dale Miller home Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Grace Eunciman were Bert Hon and wife of Howell and Edward Bigelow and family of Lansing The Charles Soule family of Howell spent Thanksgiving Day at the Phillip Sprout home Mrs Phillip Sprout was in Howell Saturday Norman White and wife and Mrs Joie Fomer and sons and grand children of Ann Arbor were Thursday gillsts at the Ben Whit home Ernest White and e Howell were Sundaycallers at the Ben White home Dr Walter Mercer and family of Lansing and Dr McGregor and family of Brighton spent Thanksgiving at the William Mercer home Jesse Henry and wife and son, Gerald, were Thanksgiving guests of Miand Mrs Charles Whitehead of Gregory Warren Barton moved to Howell and wife have Mr and Mrs Boss Read were in Detroit Tuesday Mrs f red Read and daughters were in Jackson Saturday Thanksgiving Day guests at the Robert Read home vere Arthur Bullis and wife of Gregory, James Brogan and family of Stockbridge Miss Alice Lee Ware had as her guest last week Miss Laura Shiya of Niagara Falls Joe Metz and wife of Howell called at the Lee Lavey home Sunday Leona Campbell spent the weekend with Barbara Tincher in Howell Ona Campbell and family were Thanksgiving guests at the Detroit Yacht Club of L S Gorham and wife Thanksgiving guest of Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell were James Hall and family, Plainfield, and F L Maycroft and family of Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell and Dick were in Detroit Friday Robert Tasch and family, Mrs Florence Atlee and Mrs Anna Tasch saw the J L, Hudson parade in De troit Thanksgiving Day Nancy and Helen Reason were Sunday dinner guests at the M J Reason home Ralph Clinton and family and Gerald Clinton and wife of Detroit and Fred Berry of Howell were Thurs day guests at the C J Clinton home Walter Clinton and wife of Detroit were Friday callers at the C J Clin ton home get on the Republican ticket, but without success The Democrats sa whats the use, you could not get elected on the Democratic ticket this county if you tried We deny it Irvin Kennedy is just retiring fron th office of sheriff next January, where he served ten years and wa elected on the Democratic ticket eacl time If you put up good enough mer you can elect them We notice that the board of county supervisors has requested more funds from the state for county roads, There in one stretch of road that we would like to see improved That is thestretch from the Fred Teeple farm through Pettysville to the Chilson road at the Clayton Carpenter farm, it 8 subjected to great traffic and is usually in pour condition This is a direct road to Brighton The only alternative is to go by way of Hamburg and Ore Lake, which is some four miles farther The people who live along this road should circulate a petition and get it ready to present to the DUSK ul supervisors The other itretch of road we would like to see blacktopped is from Inverness Country Club, North Lake, to Chelsea This is a bad stretch of road subjected V great traffic Several attempts have been made to get it improved but it ts in the far western corner of the county and the board has always been disposed u sperd most of their funds around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti But this road really needs improvement The nit at buyers strike is apparently having the desired results as five per cent of the taxes in Washtenaw county The betting record at the Nurthvttte Downs race track was broken October 21st, when 110,200 was bet n one night The previous record was iet August 3rd this year when 187, 132 was wagered Twentyfive general hospitals in Michigan now require a chest Xray for general admission examination Says Les Merritt in the Livingston County Press A leftist is a man who wants 200 more per day a rightist is one who wants 100,001 more a year A divorce decree was granted to Mary Doriane OConnell from Thomas V OConnell, formerly of Patterson Lake, last week in a hearing which took two days A property settlement was made Mr OCnnwll is a cripple aw a result of an accident while on tlie Detroit police force He now lives in Stockbridge, The Livingston county board of supervisors voted to levy a 00,000 Lax, This is the same amount assessed for several yearn, Howell will paise Community Chest fund of 5,500 this month, Alfred Pfaus, Jr, son of Mr and, Mrs Alfred Pfaus of Iosco, has arrived home from Japan He will be discharged December 5th Born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Ivankowich Ruth Gardner of Fowkrville, at Mcpherson Hospital,, Howell, last yveuk a ulThanksgiving Day guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nosbitt were Dr W C Wylie and wife of Dexter, Dr George Drudge and family of Detroit, iV noticeda gnerardedineinmeal 0fdo ester Jd wfe of VpaiJanti, prices in the advertisements of the AsherVVylie and family and Mrs Jes I Uc 1 L ioied shirtblouse turf io be loved for Its classic simplicity Trim, pointed collar, with a softly rolling shoulder line and free action sleeve Bobbie Brooks tailored it of a soft all wool jersey in a lineufrof luscious colors Sues 32 to 38 i super markets list week Some pf them were twentyfive per cent lower than the week before In Washington, D C, a slogan of sixtycent sirloin or bust hud the effect of forcing a drop in prices Of course, the diehards say this is the result of removing the OPA but we believe the flooding of the market with beef and pork and the general refusal of the public to pay the high prices is the direct cause A Clinton, Iowa, cafe man tried out a unique experiment last week He destroyed his price lists and instead put up a sign reading Pay Just What You Think the Meal is Worth He states this plan worked out good and very few people tried to chisel on him, most paying about the usual prices, , It would seem that a more workable plan to replenish the blood banks at hospitals would have to be adopted than the present one of voluntary donations At the present time if a patient receives a blood donation it is up to him or her to replace the blood This requires continued agitation and campaign to induce blood donors to furnish blood It would seem to be a comprehensive workable plan could be worked out whereby blood donors would be paid lib sie JVylift, 550 PEIRCE STORb JU WOMEN HOWELL, MICH THE SENIOR CLASS OF PINCK NEV HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS liie Cannibal Queen Betty Seger returned last week Mrs Netti Vaughn spent Tfaursfrom Des Moines, Iowa, where ah4 B Merrill home in Web awKHnpanred her grandparents, Mr ster and Mrs James Lewis I Bud Dway n returned home Nelson Buzzard spent the weekend,after Remington JUnd ut Detroit j school in New York state R Can and wife speut Thanks J Sr wi ioy Wood donors would be paid libgixmg day with Uo Bettes and wife T1 Lak witerrally for their blood thus inducing1 at Walled Lake 3 v , I them to donate and do away with he Murray Knjedy, Harry Murphy, W Yff conant campaign to round up volun tm Jrys and Eobert Hoxine at ,Tlan M Waltary Wood doaorl This voluntary tended the Notre Dame Southern CiMrcbo jayslei rl riy veil during th California n in South wde Fisher and wife and Mrs Iwa, D , , Bend, Indiana, Saturday jLettoe Fufcer called on Roy Fay end M4ray Kennedy and iejnily spent WefcberviUe Sunday Vhaakaeivinir Day at the Stanley Cul Patterson and WthmtnTDeifieJd Mery Hok of Stockhrid were iest Dr Ledwidxe end family of WMknkagiving Day of Mr and Mr m catted at the Louis S41 DwkeL And Qeanor Leawidge BrfcMaig and wie U Lans ing spent the weekend at the Don AT HIGH SCHOOL AU 1TORIUM DEC14 Day fueets of Mm men Edward IRek mi mite of Detroit, ao LedIPlHkfe ef teriee, Deniee ol AM AT to work for the United States For during the e v spirit was at fever Jubt that it will work CAST OF CHARACTERS MARTHA CRAIG, owner of Craig House DAISY MAE COMFORT, a colored maid LUCIOUS LONG, a youn coloud porter BRUCE CLYDE, a younjr newspafer editor EUGENIA SHERWOOD, a drama COach UUA BOYD wno owns the Gazette BUEKDA DAY, Bruce s firoee LOUISE ZEILER DORIS RYAN DON UcKJKLEY The district of Columbia in MehlPfi0F CORXEUVS KENT, a wealthy Eccc ntric AiK KENT, the ,, Mpixv voe or not This area which has a population of MOMM, large than any of eleven states Delaware, Arizona, at the W C AMee Mrs riiieUplli Brown end Sunday in Ann Ariw MM3, be Cannibal neen e plaoe year m DICK YOUNG LILLIAN B0HQN CECILE HURTUBfSE MARGUERITE RAfil BOB DRAKE MARGUERITE WLDMAYCft JAMES GARDMER MTA OLENNfr TOMOUML , yjtEmVKUDE e faouiy type hotel somewhere in the Mmm m Rowed 4CT ACT It jBfr ACT fit tete tME Satende ujm f0m V L liar A WfclWtlUll 1111 H 1 v V S A r a If ,m Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 04, 1946 Description An account of the resource December 04, 1946 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1946-12-04 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch